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Haunted House Outing To Your Health A Service of McHenry Hospital PAGE I* - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY. OCTOBER 31,1980 Marian Presents Comedy Pictured above are some sixth grade students talking about a haunted house outing for the Junior Luther league of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 N. Green street, McHenry. A haunted house Halloween party and an overnight were the highlights for both youth and guests of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church this past weekend. About 20 Senior high youth enjoyed the Saturday night camp-in which was held at the church and included a scavenger hunt and bazaar projects. Sunday evening another 20 Junior high youth traveled to a haunted house - enjoyed more games, refreshments afterwards. The November schedule includes the church Christmas bazaar, Holiday Happenings, Nov. 8; the paper drive, Nov. 15 and 16; and Youth convention to Springfield Nov. 28-30. All invited guests are welcome. • • • * Envy is a form of self- poisoning. By Marion Olsen Health Reporter Being a non-smoker among colleagues who smoke is uncomfortable in more wavs than one. Your eyes water, the smoke is offensive and you're labelled a killjoy if you complain. Now, there is evidence that the non-smoker's plight has health-affecting ramifications. Science magazine reports a study done at the University of California at Dan Diego which concluded that non-smokers exposed to tobacco smoke experience a lower breathing capacity than non-smokers working in a smoke-free environment. The researchers tested 2,100 men and women from the San Diego area by measuring the rates at which they could force air out of their lungs. They found an average 10 percent lower exhalation rate among the non-smokers exposed to smoke-filled atmospheres over a 20-year period. These exposed non- smokers had the breathing capacity of a person who smoked up to 10 cigarettes a • day This does not prove that one can acquire diseases such as emphysema or lung cancer just by inhaling someone else's smoke. But it does show that non-smokers working in a smoke-filled environment suffer the same kind of damage to small airways deep inside the lungs as do smokers. The damage is in the form of mucous and scar tissue, which block the smooth flow of air and can inhibit the transfer of oxygen into the bloodstream, according to the report. Nearly 75 percent . of employers in the U.S. allow unrestricted smoking on their premises. Lawsuits regarding this have generally been settled out of court. However, one judge, confronted by a decision on the issue found that smoking was prohibited in the company's computer room because the smoke caused the machinery to malfunc­ tion. He ruled that if The Drama club of Marian Central Catholic high school presents "Everybody Loves Opal" al Marian Oct. 31 at 8 p.m. Shown above at a recent rehearsal showing concern for the injured Opal (Stacey Heuvelman of Richmond) on the sofa. are. left to right, Saul (John Ryan of Huntley). Gloria (Sandy Trnovec of Marengo), and Brad (Brian Adams of Mrlleury). "Everybody Loves Opal" is a popular comedy that highlights Ms. Hruvelman's performance as the free-spirited and Innocent Opal. The play is directed bv Barbara Miller and will be presented Friday only. Tickets will be available at 7:30 p.m. the evening of the performance. (Photoby DeWane) smoking could be stopped for the sake of a machine, it could be stopped for the sake of a human being, too. 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RostkowsU knows exactly where He's been campaigning in all 44 neighborhoods, seeking, searching and requesting votes for the McHenry County Board lor District 2 Here are his qualifications: Married, father of two, age 57, Roman Catholic, home owner, World War II vet, received Silver Star, former Tool and Die Shop ownei, former plant superintendent employing 800, currently a manufacturers consultant. H'l Your Decision to Vol* and Elect HARRY J. R0STK0WSKI He knows where you are and he won't forget!! ! 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