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PAGE 13 • PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. JULY It. IMl Fun in the Si Gifts for Saving Summer is finally here. So to celebrate, we cameupwith an assortment of great premiums for indoor and outdoor use. These items are all top quality name brand merchan­ dise, to make your fun in the sun even more enjoyable. These great gifts are easy to obtain. Just deposit $250, $1,000 or $5,000 or more in one of our high-earning savings or certificate accounts.. .it's that simple. Some items are Free, others require an additional charge, but all are at substantial savings. In addition to these fine gifts, your money is earning the nation's highest rate of interest. And all accounts arc insured safe by the FSLIC. So start ott your summer fun with some fantastic gifts for saving at Marengo Federal Savings. Visit the MFS office nearest you, today. PLAN UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN - William Douglass, right, campaign chairman, United Way of McHenry County, recently attended a workshop at the Hyatt Oak Brook. Pictured with Douglass is Donald F. Craib, Jr., suburban campaigns chairman for the United Way-Crusade of Mercy. McHenry County joined the United Way-Crusade of Mercy this ypar. More than 150 suburban campaign leaders attended the workshop which dealt with campaign communications programs and residential, school, corporate and hospital solicitation. The half-4)|y seminar was conducted by the suburban campaigns division of the United Way-Crusade of Mercy and the United Way of Suburban Chicago. The United Way of Suburban Chicago, one of the allocating members of the United Way-Crusade of Mercy, has 92 member United Ways covering 200 suburbs which conduct individual campaigns as part of the metropolitan-wide drive. Capital Campaign Of Hospital At Mid-Mark this drive which includes a large number of volunteer team members. Vice- chairmen are Dr. Margaret Phillips, Alan Cornue, Ron Huber and Kenneth Schuh. Fourteen sub-committees round out the campaign's executive committee. The Capital campaign to help raise funds to finance the expansion program under way at Memorial hospital at Woodstock has neared the halfway mark in the goal to raise $lVfe million. Chester Gould, honorary campaign chairman, said the latest contributions bring the total to $711,000 and includes sizable con­ tributions from foundations, businesses and industries. Jean Smith and Mai Bellairs are co-chairmen for oboqcj '••••a b"obS Individuals interested in more specifics about Memorial hospital's Capital campaign are asked to contact the hospital's ad­ ministrative office. l^ie City of McHenry Department of Parks and Repreation is sponsoring its fourth Children's Outdoor theatre at Pearl street park Tuesday, July 14. TTie movies are free to the public and will begin at dusk. This week's movie is Walt D i s n e y ' s ' 4 U g 1 y b«>» mw*-Dachshund".*? Bring blankets or lawn chairs and enjoy an evening under the stars. Concessions will be available at the park. For further information call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 344- 3300. | SERVICE NEWS | Fun in the Sun Gifts for Saving 2 qt. Casserole 40 pc Metric Socket Set Regal 12" fry Pan Regal 11" Griddle Six pc Open End & Socket Wrench Set Pipe Wrenches AIR PATROL MEETING The Crystal Lake squadron, Civil Air Patrol, will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. July 21 in the Crystal Lake Ambutal, Rt. 31. Livt Alone? Call For Help Instantly 24 Nrt A DAY! FOR MORE INFO CALL M.T.A.L.S. 385-8021 Cake Decorator Address Books Picture Display Frames 7 pc. Tortis* Salad Bowl Set Corning Un Candle Scissors Sports Blanket 6 V Floating Lantern 50 ft Steel Tape Dbl Display Pircture Frame Unisonic Pocket Calculator Center Piece (candles not inc Pin Flite Golf Balls Waring 3-spd Hand Mixer Hanging Planter Twin Sat Tote Bag & Purse Tennis Balls Wishes To Announce The Opening Of Our Office For The Practice Limited To Orthodontics. 6 pc Corning Ware & 2 qt. Cass. 11 50 10.00 Mini Deep Fry 10 00 L50 On* |itt pti family pltisi SuppliM ar# limit* All prtmiumi I piicw $ub|Kt to availability IV.IUI C9CIV II1U FSLK loan association ' 20 • 815/344-1900 • WOODSTOCK: 118 Cass Street • 815/338-2900 CRYSTAL LAKE: 550 Barley Rd. on Wt. # 14* 815/455-43QO CALLS ARE BEING TAKEN AT MARENGO: 200 E. Grant Highway • 815/568-7258 ; • MtlllNRY: 4400 W. Rout* WOODSTOCK DRIVE-UP: Route 47 and Calhaun Street»815/338-7440