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PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1977 Superior Infant Food Initiates Sound Diet "Free Check" For Turnout Tuesday, Dec. 6 Friends In SeryN& Here" McHenry Chapter Many are indebted to all who helped in any way with items for filling, and delivery of the Thanksgiving baskets. There were sixty-one baskets distributed Sunday, Nov. 20, which we are sure were en­ joyed by all who received them. Each basket contained a turkey, pie, rolls and margarine, together with all the other items, canned goods, fresh vegetables and fruits, etc. As mentioned previously, needy people are referred to us by Medical Health and Family Services, Illinois Public Aid, H^adstart, McHenry County »4fousing authority, Visiting Nurses , association, Prisoner Release Migratory council, various churches, and people who have been in contact with Fish. In one of our "recent articles on Thanksgiving baskets and our Pantry, we mentioned construction and other lay-offs. These are general laborers who work when such work is available. Our Pantry is specifically to help out in emergencies. Folks who do not receive their Welfare checks, or other checks when expected, for food needed while waiting for their money to come in ... it is one-time help, not con­ tinuing. For example, a mother alone with three children receives $350 a month, and has a heavy heating bill of $100 or more, does not have much left for food. If you have various items at any time for the Fish Pantry, please call 385-6182 regarding delivery. To learn more about Fish, call 385-8020, or write Fish, Box 282, McHenry, Illinois, 60050. God bless you, one and all! M.G. Tuesday, Dec. 6, is the date of the monthly free blood pressure screening at the First United Methodist church; the time 7 p.m. The attendance at these blood pressure screenings has been growing constantly, and as this is an on-going free service each month, it is easy to keep a close check on the individual's blood pressure. The time of the blood pressure screenings alter­ nates; one month the time is 1 p.m., and then the following month, it is held at 7 p.m. The reason for alternating the time is to be able to serve more people, as many are unable to come in the af­ ternoon. This is a free monthly service at the First United Methodist church, 3717 West Main street, in conjunction with the local hospital. Luncheon- Potluck Style Holiday Party The McHenry Women's club will hold its Christmas party at the Dec, 8 meetihg. a potluck luncheon will be served at 12 o'clock at the McHenry VFW. The Sound Weavers quartet from Burlington, Wis., will entertain and add to what should be a delightful af­ ternoon. Members are reminded to bring a gift for a child or can goods for Fish's Christmas baskets. Happiness is giving. The first mock wedding of the West campus school year was held Friday, Nov. 18, and again was a big success. The wedding took place in the auditorium at the school at 12 o'clock with a large crowd in at­ tendance. This is the iirst time in the 8 years of mock weddings that a double wedding was performed. The wedding was put together by the family living class under the direction of Mrs. Ames, teacher. Each class member performed a specific role in the wedding and wrote their own in­ vitations and ceremonies. Research was also done into traditions, customs, laws, and types of ceremonies. Participants in the ceremony were Linda Janik and Helen Arient, brides; Tom Hughes and John Milinac, grooms; Greg Smith and John Faudel, fathers of the brides. Attendants in­ cluded Patty Smith, Anita Rebel, Pat Jablonski, Lisa Milano, Art Bentz, Bill Goddin, Rob Thomas and Tim Hughes. Patty Gundlach and Kevin Stilling officiated. The mock rite was the end result of months of intensive study involving the courtship period, pre- nuptial counseling, and the manner of preparation for the toedding. The ceremony itself is only a step in the classroom lessons. The fictional bridal couple will remain "married" through the remainder of the course term and class studies will evolve from the marital differences, adjustments and family living ANNUAL SALAD LUNCHEON and FASHION SHOW WED. DEC. 7th-11:30 A.M. featuring CNAMPAMK PUNCH A BOOK PRIZES FASHIONS FROM MNmVTSATMKKKMOP Tickets Af Th# Door....*5.00 or Coll For Tickot Info: JtS-3959 ST. JOHNS HOME t SCHOOL ASSOCIATION Johnsburg No Value . Employer: "Have you any references?" Applicant: "No sir, 1 tore them up." Employer: "That was a foolish thing to do." Applicant: "You wouldn't think so if you had read them." Hie mock concelebrated wedding ceremony before an Interested audience at West campus Included, left to right, Tom Hughes, Helen Arient, John Milinac, Linda Janik, Pat Jablonski, Anita Rebel, Art Bents, Rob Thomas (not visible) atid ministers, Pat Gundlach and Kevin Stilling. Also present were Bill Goddin, Tim Hughes, Lisa Milano, Patty Smith and many other students who participated in the arrangements for the rite. Jump In ' Luther (to taxi driver),-1 say, driver, is your Noah's Ait full? Driver-One monkey short sir; jump in. OUR RESTAURANT IS NOW OPEN FRIDAYS-SATURDAYS ̂ ft SUNDAYS (financial, emotional and personal) of the couples. An interesting follow-up after the wedding was a trip taken by the class to divorce court. Should the "man and wife" decide to dissolve the relationship, the class will pursue that course of action in lesson form. Mrs. Ames commented that the students view the class with a concerned and serious attitude.- The statistics on the divorce rate prove an inspiring incentive. The students are well aware that very few, in actuality, live "happily ever after." ALL ABOARD! SAVINGS & LOAN 4th ANNUAL •»g|§|\ MODEL IHk§railroad show OPEN SATURDAY, DP- DECEMBER 3rd Bigger & Better than Than Ever See In Our Lobby • Operating HO Train For The Kids • Valuable Collectors Trains For Dads Plus Imported German Trains NOW DURING REGULAR LOBBY HOURS UNTIL DECEMBER 17 Too many youngsters think they should start out in the business world at the top. Make friends when­ ever you have the oppor­ tunity; your enemies will make themselves. FRIDAY NITE SPECIALS Deep Fried tirui Wllktf . PERCH in/Tut* Since NEW YORK so mm SIRLOIN STEAK RAINBOW TROUT JL ALM0NDINE TWIN FILET MIGN0N WITH Onion Rings $750 OtALLUrO / W/C0CKTAIL SAUCE Super Gift Suggestions for the Lady (or Man) who dabbles in NEEDLEWORK Imported Sterling Silver •IP* THIMBLE PPBte with enamel floral band 14.00 . Original Stork ^. SCISSORS Ancient styling, gold 1®?- - plated handles. 3% or 4" - 7.50 B Around The Neck MAGNIFYING Double or single lens Adjustable strap. 9.00 WORKING FRAMES f* needlepoint & embroidery. Several sizes. 9.00-10.50 Combination Frame I HOOP STAND • Holds all sizes embroid- • I ery hoops and up to I I medium size quilting - LJBsfflHLJ hoops. Stand 1730 ' a # - -- • 1 . Xt* weAtheRVAne yann shop C ' 1 " " 1 3 1 3 * . H I V E R S I O C M . M c M E M T , H L iT * 815-385-0884 FREE ROSE FOR THE LADIES* 2500 N. CHAPEL HILLRD. MCHENRY, ILL 385-0333 FOR RESERVATIONS W AND LOAN ASSOCIATION et, McHenry 815/385-9000 ~ ~ SS timond 815/678-2061 s it (Huntley Center on Route 47), Huntley 312/609-3333 •• • ; .•: •nd ihurtdoy. f OOa.m to 0:00 p.m. Friday *40a.m. to3:00 p.m. Soturdoy McHonry Drive-In tednMfey in Richmond McHCNRY MONCV MACHINE OPCN 34 HM A DAY. EVMVOAY! HILL GOLF ̂ SHOP N OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK