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.••'•' -'U: .' : - 2 <* <> Wi ca; kw,+m.. * M\ mvwma 'ji m £2 ,T /;f '..v-a *' * 1^' • ffejf .<,«•?$ • .. #|i Ife • •&«- m h w&t fV rRl., MAR. 8, 1968 - ^LAINDEALER - PG. 5 GAME TIME . . . Aboard the hospital ship "Sanctuary" off South Vietnam coast. Red Cross recreation worker Susan Ritzie, Warren, Ohio, stages a horse-racing game in miniature on the deck of the ship. Plenty of sunshine, fr^sh air, and relaxation are prescription for patients aboard the 'Sanctuary". Two of the most popular courses in the adult education program in McHenry high school this winter are Golf and Furniture Upholstering. At left, Mike Dreher, golf instructor, shows Ray Schnvdt how to improve his grip to correct a bad slice. At right, Arthur Fenske is shown Two of the most popular courses in this semester's Adult education program are gtrif and Furniture ypholstering. The golf cours^ has eighteen students in it and4~i§ taught by Mike Dreher, a junior high working with Mrs. Anne Condella and father students in the furniture upholstering class in the adult education program sponsored by the McHenry public schools. RUPTURE-EASER Right or Left Side $^95 Double $6.95 No Fitting Required A strong form-fitting washable support for reducible inguinal hernia Back lacing adjustable. Snaps in front Adjustable leg strap Soft, flat groin pad. for men. women and children Mail orders: give measure around lowest part of abdomen. Specify right, 'eft or double. Bolger's Drug Store lz5if N. Green 385-4500 school teacher. Furniture upholstering is taught by Arthur Fenske to twenty-five students. In the golf course, beginners learn the basic fundamentals of golf, while practicing on the different aspects of the game. The course is taught in the Edgebrook multi - purpose room. In the past two semesters the Furniture upholstering course has been the most popular course in the night school program. It is an introduction to the basic techniques of furniture repair; each student brings a small piece of furniture, then upholsters it during the course. Both courses, along with many others, will be offered again in the fall of 1968. [¥1 WS DOLORES BRENNAN 653-9045 HARRISONS HONOR FAMILY MEMBER ON BIRTHDAY Clarence Harrison was honored at a birthday dinnerparty held in the Loren and Ruth Harrison home last Saturday. Joining in the festivities were Mr. and Mrs. Glarence Harrison, David, Gar^nd Krystal, Faith Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Dowell and son, Billy and the Loren Harrisons. ANNIVERSARY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Hawley gave an anniversary dinner in honor of the fifteenth wedding anniversary of their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reinwall of McHenry. The actual date of their anniversary was March 1. Guests for the Sunday dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Reinwall, sons, Mark and Gary and Mrs. Anna ReinwalF. BIRTHDAY DINNER AT ANDREAS On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. VVeldon Andreas entertained are you ing wour Liberal dividends are "served up" regularly, here . . . compounded regularly, too. To be sure you get a juicy slice of that dividend "pie," open a Savings Account with us. Your savings will serve you well! DIVSDEND INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS MTOMV SAVINGS J LOAN 1209 N. Green Street fhoTie385-30G0 their family at dinner in honor of Don Andreas' birthday which was March 2. Horn? for the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Don Andreas and family of McHenry Mr. and Mrs. Tom Humann and family of Jahnsburg and Mr. and Mrs. John Sm:th and family. CARD CLUB MET The Card Cliib met on Wednesday in the horn? of Mrs. L. E. Hawley. With high score for the afternoon was Gerry Kunz and Mrs. Anna Shadle took low. ON iSICK LIST Mrs. Macy Henne is coming along, nicelySafter eye surgery, and Pm sure^ would enjoy getting cards from friends and neighbors. Her address is 303 East Superior, Passavant hospital, Room 410, Bed 2; Chicago, 111. Mrs. Henne will probably be in the hospital another week, and few cards will help pass the long days for her. Walt Low is a patient in the Harvard hospital, awaiting surgery. How about dropping a card or two to Walt too? Sure does help pass tim? away. SERVING HOT LUNCH Serving hot dogs on the thirteenth at the school are Bettie vVinston and Joan Preston. Joan and Helen Barker are scheduled to serve the barbecues on March 20. BIRTHDAYS COMING UP March 9 is the birthday of Nina Jepson, and on the fourteenth, Susan Fossum celebrates her natal day. Best of birthday wishes to you both. REMINDER OF COMMUNITY MEETING Just a brief reminder to keep March 12, Tuesday in mind. That's the community club meeting at the school, with Paul Neal, guest speaker on mental health. Details appeared in last week's issue. AROUND TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wiedrich of Burlington called on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., and also stopped in on the BobBrennans. Mrs. Gladys Ainger of Hebrpn spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Ruby Shepard. fiSchei rich-Ki lichen C<xbinet$\ YOUR CHOICE OF ONE FREE *Waste Disposal *Kitchen Sink With the purchase« * Range Hood of a complete set of kitchen cabinets Stop in today and see the Ultimate in Kitchen Cabinets with Features Galore in unheard of savings Rosenthals Building Service Center 439-2700 Crystal Lake Open Sundays 9 BEN FRANKLIN Offers you America's Finest Genuine CALIFORNIA REDWOOD FURNITURE At Pre-Season Low Sale Prices On A Customer Order Basis. Orders Placed Before March 23, Will Be Available For Pickup By April 25. 25% Down Balance due when taken. 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