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J PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. DECEMBER 19,1975 &M&, qtoet- \'7%tt£an<&, if f ! f i- SERVICE NEWS (5* Westinghouse Space Mates Laundromat Reg. $559.95 Model LT100 DE100 • Exclusive Tumble-Action washing • 5 wash combinations -3 Perm Press • Water Saver control • Stop ,n Soak Timer Model FC15ST White-Westinghouse 15.3 Cu. Ft. Capacity Chest Freezer »339* MARK A. RITTORNO , Marine Private Mark A. Rittorno, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Rittorno of 813 W. Broadway, McHenry was graduated from recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit depot, San Diego. Physical conditioning, discipline and teamwork are emphasized during Marine recruit training. Classes include instruction in close order drill, Marine corps history, first aid, uniform regulations and military customs and courtesies. Navy Interior Com­ munication Electrician Fireman Avrum I. Lubing, whose wife is the former Miss Karen S. Betts of 2302 Manor lane, McHenry, was graduated from Basic Interior Com­ munications Electrician school at the Naval Training center, San Di^go. • . The 13-week course includes instruction on the operation, maintenance and repair of intercom and public address systems, shipboard control and alarm units, gyrocompasses,' switchboards and other types of communciations equipment. Lubing also learned how to read and work from blueprints, prepare wiring diagrams*<and use electrical and electronic test equipment. A 1970 graduate of Von Steuben High School, Chicago, he joined the Navy in April, 1975. Navy Seaman Patrick K. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Wilson of 2602 S. Holiday, McHenry, was graduated from the Basic Enlisted course at the Naval Submarine school, Groton, Conn. The six-week course includes instruction on the operating principles of nuclear-powered and diesel submarines; ship­ board procedures; control, support and weapons systems; damage control equipment; and submarine safety. ) A 1975 graduate of McHenry high school, he joined the Navy in June, 1975.. Navy Construction Elec­ trician Constructionman Ap­ prentice Donald P. Glorch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Belshaw of 4513 W. Prairie avenue, McHenry, has reported for duty at Naval station, Keflavik, Iceland. His wife, Pamela, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Poczkalski, 1806 W. Grandview drive, McHenry. 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Green St. McHENRY PH. 385-4500 FIRST BAPTISM IN CHURCH-The Alliance church at 3815 W. Bull Valley road in McHenry, recently held its first water baptismal service in the new church edifice. Rev. Gerald L. Robertson, pastor (middle row, first left) immersed these nineteen people in obedience to the Word of God, upon hearing the personal confession of faith in the atoning death and resurrection of Jesus Christ from each. Those baptized were, front row, from left, William Pinkonsly, Becky Bohl, Karen Oates,Stephen Noble, Anne Neudahl, Cindy Oates and George Noble; second row. Pastor Gerald Robertson, Mrs. Marge Noble, Mrs. Ollie Korenko, Thomas Smith, Mrs. Laura Smith, Lester Sherman, Lon Smith and Dean Hamil; third row, Mrs. Ruth Anderson, instructor; John Schryver, Gary Neudahl, assistant instructor; Ed Crago, John Patton and Bradley Bohl. • ' £ decorative items sbch as tinsel and holiday stickers, old Christmas cards, glue and scissors. Young children can cut and paste while older ones write the appropriate greetings. On Christmas Day: Involve children in the dinner preparations: performing simple cooking jobs, setting the table, helping to serve". After dinner is an ideal time for an informal Talent Show or family skit. Holiday At Home...Christ­ mas. Take a load off Santa - have the kids do the work. In the hectic Christmas rush, many parents forget the best educational present they can give their children is simply to allow and encourage them to take an active part in the family preparations for the holiday season. Here are some easy-on- parent, possible before- Christmas, ways to turn young children, even pre-schoolers, into active participants instead of passive spectators in the holiday doings. Gifts: Children should learn to give as well as receive. They can be encouraged to buy their own purchases at the store and- or make gifts at home. Even pre-schoolers can go to the store with you and pick out dime items for other members of the, family and;carry them home to wrap themselves. Older youngsters enjoy wrapping their presents in imaginative, mysterious ways, such as putting a small thing in an enormous box, etc. Home-made presents that can be produced by the very young include jewelry by stringing shells or colored macaroni; baking and decorating cookies; making paintings and collages for framing. Older elementary children can do embroidery, design games, write poems and stories for gifts, decorate trays, etc. Decorations: Christmas is an arts and crafts delight, and children are the best makers of imagaintive tree ornaments and house decor. For the tree, there are chains of berries and paper rings, snowflake cut outs, paper bells glistening with glitter, soda bottle tops covered with foil, and Santa faces of red paper and cotton. For the house, children can design festive table placemats, centerpieces of painted pine branches* window wreaths of largfe green paper circles, adorned with small red circles of berries. Making Greetings Cards: Any age can make them: all you need are colored paper, m e r i c a n V i e w p o i n t s Through unity of action we can be a veritable colossus in support of peace. No one can defeat us unless we first defeat ourselves. Exjery one of us mutft be guided by this truth. Dwight D. Eisenhower let Us Help You With. Your Christmas Listf [A large selection of Poinsettias & iBlooming Plants, ^.Cactus Gardens, % ^Hanging Plants, ^ Terrariums & Many Kinds Of tP" Tropical Plants See Our Yum Yum Trees * & Centerpieces, m Christmas ^ Arrangements &j Corsages. Don'1 Forget, Flowers Can Be Delivered Worldwide. *. ANNOUNCING We are proud to announce the addition of the delightful artistic talents of Jimmy Justes to our designing staff. 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