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Through GE; cimofw^c PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER-KRID/W. MAY 7, 1»7« Observe 35th Year THE MCHENRY CHORAL CLUB On their thirty-fifth an- club will salute the nation's programs. Saturday and niversary the McHenry Choral 200th birthday in two weekend Sunday, May 8 and 9, in West We Have Re-evaluated Our Lives and decided to slow down and take the time to smell the flowers. Beginning Monday, May 3 we will be opening at a new time. campus auditorium at 8:15 p.m. Charter members have been issued special invitations to attend an original Bicentennial tribute, "Portraits of America", highlighting various eras in the history of the country. An open house reception will be held im­ mediately following the program Saturday evening. Tom Birmingham will act as narrator, providing brief glimpses into highlights of the various periods. The Prologue will present events leading , up to the War for Independence. Other scenes, bringing on stage such personages as Betsy Ross, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, are The Revolutionary War, New Frontiers, The Great Civil War, The Changing Century and Until Today. / The club, with sixty-five singers, draws its membership from Richmond, Woodstock Carpentersville, Long Grove and Hebron, as well as the entire McHenry area. Ac­ companists are Mary Ann Sharp, Joan Murphy and Jean Neumann. Job's Daughters Benefit Job's Daughters, Bethel No. 98, McHenry, will benefit from a special project in cooperation with the Dominick food stores. Special identification slips are available from anv member of the Bethal or by calling Mrs. Donald Gerstad, 303 N. Dale McHenry. Emergency slips are available at the store. Faint heart never won fair lady. -William Camden. Mon.-Wed,, Thurs. & Fri 4 pm till closing Sat Sunday dorm. On c/fnd <SE.L *ZJll£. <zNzVJ ^p£.CLC£.fuC crfnA donte.nte.ci 's Pizza 7613 Howe Rd. 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Hatch, 707 Meadow Hill, McHenry, operating motorcycle on sidewalk. Dennis W. Blietz, 520 Ken­ sington drive, McHenry, violation of classification. James F. Opelka, 7411 Cambridge, Wonder Lake, disobeyed traffic signal when light turned red. Charles H. Coleman, 5414 W. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, following too closely. Doris Johnson, Karen Johnson, Richard Johnson, Linnea Cedergren, Joyce Hlousek, Renay Hlousek, Tracie Hlousek and Jeffrey Hlousek. New members received into Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church are shown above: Front row, from left, Karen Johnson, Richard Johnson, Stephen Mack, Richard Mack. Tracie Hlousek, Jeffrey Hlousek and Renay Hlousek; second row, from left, Doris Johnson, JuUe Whitt, Laurie Mack, Gloria Mack, Pam Koester and Joyce Hlousek; third row, from left, Jack Whitt, Ed Mack, LeRoy Koester, Fred Hlousek and Pastor Robert W. Schneider. New Members Join Church New members were received Sunday at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, 404 North Green street, McHenry, by letter of transfer from other Lutheran congregations. At the 8:3p a.m. worship services the new members were invited to come forward to receive a certificate of church mem­ bership from Pastor Roger Schneider. At the conclusion of the worship service, the new members formed a receiving line to be greeted by some of the members of the parish. A "get-acquainted" party will be held in the Fireside room of the church in the near future to allow the new members to become better acquainted with others who have been members of the congregation for some time. The evening is being coordinated by Tom Hankins and Ted Anderson, who are serving as Evangelism com­ mittee co-chairman for the parish. Included in the new member Cancer̂ warning signals: 1. Change in bowel or bladder habits. 2.A sore that does not heal. 3.Unusual bleeding or discharge. 4.Thickening or lump in breast or elsewhere. 5. Indigestion or difficulty in swallowing. 6. Obvious change in wart or mole. " 7.Nagging cough or hoarseness. If you have a warning sign, see your doctor! AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY £ THIS SPACf CONTRIBUTED BY THE PUBLISHER One thing often has on happy ending. that fiction life is the HOST GIRLS STATERS - Mini Girls State delegates who were guests of the local Legion auxiliary last Sunday are shown above. From left, front row, they are Debbie Bielak, Algonquin; Melinda Dahm, Woodstock; Cathy PintocEi, McHenry; Laurie Niffenegger, Marengo; and Luanne Schachtner. Huntley; in back, from left, Tina Ritzert, Richmond; Li* Jannotta, Hebron; Nancy Dhaenes, Cary; Karen Sment, Richmond; Virginia Seggerman, Crystal Lake; Pat Kennedy, Harvard; and Clare Higgins, McHenry. 24 HOUR TOWING! WcMenry -Auto Body Co. 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