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Pic tared above are tome members of the Lather Leo foe at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, as they enjoy a snowmobile outing. Luther League Enjoys Outing The Luther League or youth group at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, recently enjoyed a snowmobile outing on the farm of Wayne and Audrey Sherman, 11206 McConnell road, Woodstock. Forty members of the league spent the afternoon riding on the snowmobiles and were served refreshments at the Sherman home following the activities. The Luther Leaguers will R.D. Crosby Initiated Into Honorary Unit Thirty area educators have been initiated into the Epsilon Xi campus chapter of Phi Delta Kappa (PDK), an honorary fraternity for men in the educational profession. Among them is Richard D. Crosby, 4908 Barnard Mill road, Ringwood. Dr. Lowell Rose, PDK's international executive secretary from Bloomington, Ind., was the featured speaker at the initiation banquet held earlier this month in the Western Illinois University Union. Western's campus chapter, chartered in 1962, has more than 300 members, although some no longer reside in the West Central Illinois area. V.A. News Q - Is it too late for a veteran over 65 years of age to apply for a waiver of government in­ surance premiums? A - No. If a veteran becomes totally disabled before his 65th birthday and meets other requirements, he is entitled to the waiver even though he does not apply for it until he is over 65. Q - If a veteran's widow who draws death pension benefits is a patient in a nursing home and is in need of regular aid and attendance, is she eligible for additional pension? A - Yes, she is entitled to an additional special monthly pension of $55 under the current law. Widows requiring regular aid and attendance are entitled to an additional $50 monthly pension under the "old" law. Q - As the widow of a veteran who died 14 months ago, can I collect a Veterans ad­ ministration burial allowance? A ~ Yes, provided your husband was a wartime, Korean conflict or Vietnam veteran with an other than dishonorable discharge; or if he was drawing service- connected compensation at time of death or discharge, or retired for disability incurred in line of duty. Application for a maximum $250 burial allowance may be filed within two years of burial or cremation. A pessimist is a chap who has taken a good look at him­ self. -- All things come to him who waits, if be knows what he's waiting for hold a weekend winter retreat at Lutherdale Bible camp, Elkhom, Wis., March 3 through 5. Organized activities such as . tobogganing, knock hockey^ skating, shuffleboard, pin pong, etc., will be provided as well as discussion groups and films. Discussion leaders for the group will be Dr. Dennis Johnson, Mrs. Myron Morris, Mrs. Ken Hansen and Pearce Konold. The sponsors for the group are James and Marilvn Kinder, Harold and Shirley Kivley, Norm and Barb Sch- maling, and Mike and Candi Benjamin. Here & There In BUSINESS HARRY W BURMANN Baxter Laboratories, Inc., has announced the appointment of Harry W. Burmann to the position of production foreman in the Hyland Pre-Med department at Roufid Lake. Baxter Laboratories, Inc., manufacturers and markets a diverse line of products in the hospital and health fields around the world. Burmann and his wife, Sally Ann, and two children reside in McHenry. P r e s e n t s Golden Tree 5A53Y iy a girl finds her family loaded with sour grapes,' 'Man tree says Sassy Do you have problem hair? It is no problem at "The Golden Tree." to transform your hair into a thing of beauty See us at "The Gol- en Tree". A man visi t ing the zoo stood looking at the camel for a long t ime. He noticed a lot of s traw on the ground. He searched through i t looking for a straw to his l iking. He found one . Cautiously he approach­ ed the camel and put the straw on the animal 's back. Then he stood back and watched--for hours. Nothing happened. "Wrong straw," muttered the man. OPEN SEAL CAMPAIGN - A small groop of the vofonteers for "staffing" Easter Seal letters for the campaign now in progress are shown at Easter Seal center, sealing the envelopes for the mail. From left, standing, Mrs. Helen Williams, Woodstock, "stuffing" chairman; seated, Mrs. Charles Peterson of McHenry, member of the Easter Seal auxiliary board; Mrs. Evelyn Williams of Woodstock, assistant chairman; Mrs. Helen Mann, Woodstock, who was one of the first group to start the "stuffin" program; and Mrs. Dolly Sterling of Crystal Lake, president of the Easter Seal auxiliary. Students Of The Arts.... ^4-H BITS AND SPURS The Bits and Spurs 4-H club held its meeting in February, at which time we decided to have a roller skating party at the roller rink. Talks were given by Debbie Gildemiester on "Different Branches of Veterinary Science"; Nancy Etten, "Gaits of a Horse" and Julie Hun­ tington, "First Aid". Refreshments were served by Nancy Etten. Three McHenry Community High School seniors are presently employed at the McHenry State Bank as part of the Office Occupations Program offered at M.C.H.S. Karen Freund, Jane Zeiman, and Cathy Lieser are shown at work, learning the arts and skills involved in the world of banking. Pictured lrft to right are Karen Freund, Jane Zeiman, and Cathy Lieser as they prepare for their most interesting "Class Period." A FULL SERVICE BANK McHenry State Bank bank 3510 West Elm St. Ph. 385-1040 McHenry, III. PAGE 3-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1. 1972 spurgeons MARCH FASHION Blouses by the Hundreds On Sale This Week Only! 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Fash ionab le 2 " and 3" wid ths ' Reg 2 99 and 3 99 7OO Reg 8 49 Fresh and pre t ty , ace ta te and ny lon in the favor i te Ot to Tuck weave, here in easy f i t t ing easy care s ty les to take you th rough t rom now on and on Here we show on ly a sampl ing o f s ty les in 10 to 18 and 141 ? to 22 1 / 2. co lo rs tha t inc lude new l i lac and shr imp 1 Come see them a l l . choose and save 1 You a lways save a t Spurgeon 's . Charge i t ! MARKET PLACE SHOPPING CENTER 4400 West Route 120 j STORE HOURS: BE1AUTY SALON HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9-8:30 Monday-Wednesday 9-6 Saturday 9-6 Thursday-Friday 9-8:30 Sunday 10-4:30 Saturday 9 to 6 385-8567 Golden Tree Salon 3325 w. ELM. ST. MCHENRY , ILL.