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D O N T F O R G E T O U R H A L L O W E E N P A R T Y O C T O B E R 3 0 t h ! M A K E Y O U R R E S E R V A T I O N S N O W ctcct the Kordite LARGE TRASH & LAWN BAGS r.lut» >bALbK - KK1UAY. IK.TUKKK -<». I*>S: --WEARL WALSH- We will hardly have our belt drawn back to normal when the Zion- Lutheran church will stuff us full of chicken and all the trimmings. We wouldn't miss those events. I shed no tears for Billy Martin when he was recently bounced from his managerial throne at Oakland. Billy has been a scrappy winner ac a player and manager. We wer- sometimes amused at his antics. Election time in our country is when candidates spend millions in ad- veritsing to tell us all the faults of their opponents. I still remember years back when an Old Timer gave his description of a candidate who would smear the reputation of another person to help himself politically. Some things you don't print in a nice, family newspaper. I have been reminded by church members not to eat too much before a couple of big dinners coming just around the corner. A fellow can get mixed up on seasons of the year. People have been calling these beautiful days a late Indian Summer. Couldn't believe it, but a big ad showed spring fashions for the ladies. Wonder where the winter went. However, when they kept showing his actions on the TV screen during the world series, it0 turned my stomach. ;i Lately when it is time to get out of the sack, I think "Give me 10 minutes more" and turn my pillow over to the cool Side. s Come the week-end time change and I'm using that hour we lost last spring. ' : When office holders go out on the campaign trail, I wonder who is home tending the store. The Ringwood Methodist church will hold their annual roast beef dinner Nov. 6. Martha Dignao, left, Betty Schmitt and Mae Stinesprtng, chairmen of the Auxiliary-Volunteer drive for McHenry hospital, study brochures which will aid them in their campaign. They seek to raise $30,000 as their part of the total goal in the $1,000,000 Capital Fond drive. Auxiliary--Volunteer Drive For Hopsital Gifts, which seeks pledges of $10,000 over a 3-5 year period under the leadership of Chuck Budreck. The kick-off of this unit is Wednesday, Nov. 3, at the Chapel Hill Country club. This unit will be followed by the Major Gifts unit, under the chair­ manship of Ride Lane, with a goal of $170,000. The final unit is the Com­ munity Teams, chaired by John Huemann with a goal of $100,000. Kay Rutishauser and Nancy Scherwitz, who are co-chairmen of both the Employee unit and Volunteer unit, stated that they saw "total unity, with the highest morale and en­ thusiasm of any hospital project they have been involved in". "The goal of $30,000 will be a reality in a matter of weeks", said Ms. Rutishauser. Organizing the Northern Illinois Medical center's $1,600 ,000 Capital Fund Raising effort is Richard "Dick" Reault, who represents a professional fund raising firm. "The deification and commitment of our volunteers involved in our total campaign promotes success, ^rnd success we shall have,!' Reault told the group at the kick-off. in the hospital's $1,600,000 drive will canvass only McHenry hospital Auxiliary-Volunteers for personal pledges. The auxiliary board of directors made a decision early in the cam­ paign which called tor each Auxilian- Volunteer to pledge $105 over a three- year period. "The Auxiliary-Volunteer force at McHenry hospital is an integral part of the total hospital operation, and the Auxiliary-Volunteer unit wanted to do its share in raising the funds necessary to have a successful campaign," said auxiliary president, Helen Smith. The total drive has a goal of $1,600,000 and the campaign is divided into four units. The first unit, includes the Board of Directors with a goal of $50,000; the Physicians with a goal of $450,000 and with $330,000 raised to date; the employees with a goal of $120,000 and $173,000 raised to date; and the Auxiliary-Volunteers with a goal of $30,000, beginning their drive this week. The other three units include Lead SOLARS? ' (T WITH STYLE \ OPEN HOUSE SUNDAYS 1:30 -4:30 CONSERVATORY DECK HOUSE . FOR SALE Art Of Graphology To Be ^ w - The art of graphology will be the focus of a seminar offered by McHenry County college Wednesday, Nov. 3, at the MCC main campus in Crystal Lake. Father Anthony Becker, a nationally known graphologist, will be conducting the seminar, which is designed primarily for those who are in the business of hiring employees, such as industrial personnel managers or owners of small businesses. The application of handwriting analysis to job placement takes the guesswork out of finding the perfect employee. From handwriting sam­ ples, one may determine the mental, emotional, and physical traits of prospective employees, to see if they are suited for the job. The general public is invited to the day-long seminar, but is reminded that this will be a work session and not entertainment oriented. Meals are not included in the fee. Registration can be made at McHenry County college, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday. FROM RT. 120 WEST TO DRAPER ROAD, . * SOUTH ON DRAPER TO SWA DRIVE 44-0874 y COUNTY BOARD TEAM mm for District 2 -- Europe first learned of peaches when Alexander the Great brought them* back from Persia. 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