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Church Women United Tips From The Home Adviser Evaluate After-School Ac­ tivities - Once school begins, who plans your family schedule? Are family activities planned by parents or do they revolve around football practice, science club meetings, or dance rehearsals? Take a good look at the ac­ tivities your children are Church Women United in Lake Region will hold the October forum meeting Friday, Oct. 3, at Nativity Lutheran church in Wonder Lake. Coffee- llowship will begin shortly t£ir 9 a.m. with the program scheduled for 9:30. The film "Release" will be shown with the discussion to follow led by Sergeant Meyers, who has had thirty-three years experience with law en­ forcement and lifelong interest in prison reform and rehabilization. Re-entry of prisoners into society is of primary concern, and C.W.U. is endeavoring to meet the problems and needs by understanding and creative action. Child-care will be available at the church, 3506 E. Wonder Lake, Wonder Lake. Mrs. Alfred Seiling, Crystal Lake, is president of C.W.U. and Mrs. Joseph Podpora of McHenry, vice-president, in charge of the program Friday. All women are invited to attend this informative meeting. Hospital Notes MCHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital included Edward Panek, Cynthia Schuerr, Spring Grove; Carol Neff, Elizabeth Tonyan, Walter Garrelts, Arline Steveley, H a r o l d B a r n e r , E l s i e Bartholomew Dolores Kurowski, Maurice Priestley, Robert Petersen, Marcella Foss, Troy Gary Hetz (child), Patricia Ann Tweed, Emily Joseph Malina, Gregg Charles Fields (child), McHenry. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Admittances to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Anna Griesch, Rosalind Smith, Melissa Lermer, Eleanor Hetrich, Michael Rankin, Wonder Lake; Frieda Freels, Yvonne Schneider, Dennis Twadell. Frances Dockham, McHenry. Births MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. William Weber, Wonder Lake, are parents of a daughter, Sept. 28. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, McHenry, Sept. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barhyte are parents of a son Sept. 23. Mr. and Mrs. James Cwik, McHenry, became parents of a son Sept. 22. MCHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kamin are parents of a daughter, Sept. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Micheletto became parents of a son, Sept. 25. TOP $1 BILLION ASSETS - To honor their guidance and direction i enabling the Bank for Savings & Loan Associations to top the $1 billion milestone in assets, BSLA officers and staff were presented a congratulatory plaque by the bank's directors at their August board meeting. Making the presentation, pictured above, are Robert A. Jamieson, left, BSLA chairman of the board, and chairman, Security Savings & Loan association, Peoria, and right, Charles M. Adams, BSLA director, and president, McHenry Savings & Loan Association, McHenry. Accepting the plaque on behalf of the officers and staff is Arnold J. Rauen, of McHenry, BSLA president. Chartered Dec. 31,1966, the Chicago-based BSLA reached the billion dollar milestone June 30, 1975. It services the savings and loan industry exclusively through the nation, and is owned by more than 200 savings and loan associations. Award Recognizes Mally For Service Leadership getting involved in, advises Nancy Moore, University of Illinois Extension home economist. Does the whole family routine shift because of one person, with the coach, club adviser, teacher, or someone else outside the family determining when you eat supper, when you do the grocery shopping, or when you do the laundry? Each of us must look at our own family and then consider the amount and reasons for children's outside-the-home involvement, Mrs. Moore says. Some parents tend to rate their personal success or popularity on the basis of their child's success or popularity in school activities. At the same time, however, they resent the time son or daughter is away fi'om home with the implication that the family is no longer im­ portant. Help you child evaluate and select from the many possible after-school activities by weighing the pros and cons. But always let him feel that he need not participate in everything-just those that mean the most to him--that coming home and being more a part of the family are also important. Pre-school Accidental In­ juries High - Accidental in­ juries accounted for 42 percent of all deaths for boys aged 1 to 4, and 36 percent for girls the same age. This is more than the next seven ranking causes of pre-school deaths combined. Herbs And Spices - Mace is the lacy covering around the ars & Good by William JL Mmrtl* George Mally, left, past president of the Forum for Community Service, receives plaque recognizing him for leadership. The presentation is made by Bill Biscomb, president of the Forum this year. AMONG THE SICK Mrs. Marie J. Tracy of McHenry entered Highland Park hospital, Highland Park, 111., where she will undergo surgery Oct. 2. Every man and woman has to settle the problems of life for himself and herself. Bill Biscomb, president of the Forum for Community Service, recently presented George Mally, past president of the Forum, with a plaque recognizing Mally for his leadership, Mally, di­ rector of \ the Family Service and Mental Health Clinic for McHenry County, served as the first president of the Forum, which began in 1973. Besides being its first president, Mally was also one of its founders. The Forum of Community Services membership is made up of representatives of agencies and community organizations which provide services to the public. The Forum meets on the fourth Wednesday of each month. At such meetings representatives ,from the membership agencies are present, a business meeting is conducted and guest speakers discuss various programs and services being made available in the McHenry county area. The stated purposes of the Forum for Community Ser­ vices are as follows: (1) To act as a clearing house for intra- agency information; (2) To involve established and new social agencies and organizations operating within McHenry County in our Forum; (3) To conduct a public, affairs program aimed at identifying the Forum as an entity; (4) To act as a reference point for coordinating social programs within the county; (5) To serve as a contact point for other groups and in­ dividuals regarding the ex­ posures of social problems within the county; (6) To act as a catalyst for developing programs and services of the county. These are undertaken with the express purpose of providing a total social service program for all the residents of McHenry county. WED. OCT. 1 FREE 20% DISCOUNT CARD! FR# • 3 Watches • Diamond Pendants DW • 3 Indian Necklaces |EAR PIERCING GOLD • DIAMONDS McHENRY ® JEWELERS INDIAN JEWELRY 3440 Elm St. X 344-1344! / Js QitidaQ S^Boutique (Winffij invites prospective bit ides ni>d tlieiA motions to ou.i _Aloiiembc,t 3 QtidaQ Oiiow. xJeotu/iing. ^Aieu' QJoxfc's Otnuffi)" introducing the (latest custom OIK! designer nouns. -Due to f united space, pfeose mate rese,nations oatfij. /vi.s 'D/iirfaC ft Doutique U i;u ni n Rflwn Rn iAKF7imirn by William J. Martin Inflation, deflation and general economic conditions prevalent in the past couple of years have brought new situations to many families. And often they are not sure just how to handle what they are faced with. In the next few columns, I will be dealing with one par­ ticular situation confronting many families-the addition of nutmeg seed. Its aroma is similar n to nutmeg but the flavor is different. Mace is used mostly in flavoring baked goods and combines well with chocolate. Try a dash of mace in oyster stew, creamed eggs, cheese and cream sauces, and on top of whipped cream. Paprika is made by grinding the dry pods of a kind of red pepper. It has a bright red color and mild flavor, marking it especially suitable for gar­ nishing foods. It is used in meat processing and in many con­ diments including catsup and chili sauce. Many dishes from Hungary, where the best paprika is grown, owe their elegant flavor to this spice. Chili powder is a blend of chili peppers, onion, cumin seed, garlic, oregano, cayenne pepper, black pepper, and caraway seeds. a second income when, both spouses are working. Once the decision has been made for the second spouse to take on a job, there is often a tendency to assume that their take-home pay will all be "extra" money. Before you are lulled into a false feeling of security or wealth, consider what the hidden costs of a second bread winner can be. First, consider the expenses necessary just to keep the job. A new wardrobe necessary for a continuing job can cost several hundred dollars. Also consider the 'cost of tran­ sportation. Even charges for mass transit or car pooling can add up, but if a second car becomes necessary, will the job still be worth it? Many families also find that with both adults working, more money is spent on time-saving convenience meals, or still more expensive, eating out. Once you add these extras up, you'll know how much added income you'll really have to work with. And that's when your long range planning can begin. Readers" questions are welcome and should be sent to P.O. Box 2210, Newport Beach, CA 92663. Editor's Quote Book T h e p o l i c y o f t h e American government is to leave their citizens free, neither restraining nor aiding them in their pur­ suits. PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. 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