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CONTRIBUTION FOR NURSES -- Memorial Hospital for McHenry County officials accept a $500 contribution from Mrs. Lynne Blumhorst, vice-chairman of the McHenry County March of Dimes. Money will be used for the nurses' education fund, from left are Bert Hanson, executive director; Mrs. Virgil Smith, public relations chairman; Mrs. Blumhorst, Dr. Margaret Phillips, chairman of the medical staff; and Bill Caldwell, hospital board president. (DON PEASLEY PHOTOGRAPHY) The McHenry county chapter of the March of Dimes has presented Memorial Hospital lor McHenry County with a $500 contribution to he used for the nurses' educational fund Accepting the gift. Bert Hanson, executive director of the hospital, expressed ap­ preciation for the thought- fulness of the March of Dimes volunteers whose efforts helped raise the funds. Mrs. Lynne Blumhorst, vice- chairman of the chapter, said the money was raised through residential contributions, Walkathon and the Mother's March. She recalled that a year ago, Dr William Larsen, ob­ stetrician, helped institute the March of Dimes contribution policy to Memorial hospital. He contacted March of Dimes leaders about the need for a fetal heart monitor. The year- ago contribution was used for this purpose. Dr. Jerry Lingeman and Nellie Cina are assisting in leading the worship services at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 North (ireen street, McHenry, this month. Lay Persons Assist With Church Rite The three weekly worship services at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, are being led in the liturgical portions of the service by lay persons. Men and women from within the congregation are currently assisting Pastor Roger Schneider with leading the congregation in the opening liturgy and lessons and the closing prayers. These men and women serve as guest liturgists for a period of one month. Those serving for.the month of March include Robert Peter­ sen, Dr. Jerry Lingeman, and Nellie Cina. The Worship committee co- The Veterans administration has been authorized to begin cuuaU uctim. tti eight in the next four years. IBETPR0FE88I0NMI SSrpt£iSrt8llIWm (toititpmiifpitu) RENT OUR RINSE N VAC-ttM km portafel*. Msy-to-aM hot watar attraction carpat daaning Machine that ... • rinse* carpat fibars with hot watar aod cleaning solution • looaana and lifts all dirt, grim* and rasiduas to tha carpat so^fsca wlwrt _ they are immediately \ vacuumed op k • laavoa your carptts ' , .,** CLEAR. FRESH and ODOR-FREE! chairpersons who are arranging worship assistants for the parish are Pam Um- barger and Robert Panning. Name the Pub Game! NEW MANAGEMENT ^LADIES' NITE •MEN'S NITE TUES. AT 8:00 WED. AT 8:00 • Pinball • Music • Double Bubble Every Nite 4 to 6! uuascMKTi Rent for only ClfAMR * * mips TMfM cu«au ioa«M ($a% Hts.1 $5.00 MIN.) HOUR OVERNIGHT SPECIAL I 8:00 P.M.-9:00 A.M. ' $10.00 HORNSBYS family cen te r s 4400 W. ROUTE 120 1 McHENRY. ILL y • Pool W • Darts • Bar Snacks j • Dancing 1 X JHL ^PATSPAY SPECIAL! \ • Green Michelob on Tap • Corned Beef 'n Cabbage WITH STEIN OF $135 GREEN BEER L GIVE US A NAME WIN A BASKET OF SPIRITS AND FREE DINNER FOR YOUR FAMILY FILL OUT AND BRING IN FOR A FREE DRINK NAME FOR PUB YOUR NAME _ ADDRESS PHONE DRAWING MARCH 15, 1977 ONE COUPON PER "PUB-LOVER" Celebration Progresses wZZZMfl In Girl Scout Week I'MiK 9 • PLAINDKAI KIl-HtlDAY. MARCH 11. 1917 BUDDYRUFF 4-H Clubs Set Contest Rules The 4-H Clubs of McHenry county are planning their public speaking contest. In this activity 4-H members give a speech on a topic of their choice, in front of an audience. This year the participants will be divided into two groups. The first group will be those that are under 12 years of age, or those that do not wish to compete for the State Fair Public Speaking contest. The second group will consist of those that are 12 years and older. Participants in this group will be competing to be the McHenry county delegate to the State Fair and par­ ticipate in the Public Speaking contest on the state level. Steve Thompson, Danielle Byron, and Nikki Payne are helping coordinate this county-wide activity! "When did you become acquainted with your hus­ band?" a wife was asked. "After I married him," she sighed. SPECIAL PUB MENU! HAMBURGERS-CHEESEBURGERS ('/j or '/« Pound) ITALIAN BEEF - ITALIAN SAUSAGE MEATBALL SANDWICH - LASAGNA CHICKEN IN A BASKET - COUNTRY RIBS SNAPPER FINGERS (Poor Man's Shrimp) THE ABOVE SERVED WITH FRENCH FRIES & COLE SLAW. PLAIN SANDWICHES AVAILABLE SIDE ORDERS! FRENCH FRIES-GARLIC BREAD M0STACCI0LI - FRENCH FRIED MUSHROOMS (Italian or Garlic Bread) (FORMERLY VARESE's) 385-3120 1266 N. Green St, McHenry March 6-12 is National Girl Scout week. For the more than three million members of the largest voluntary organization for girls in the world, this means a celebration with special activities and events. Girl Scouts in the Sybaquay council have two reasons to celebrate - the sixty-fifth bir­ thday of Girl Scouting, and the twentieth birthday of the Sybaquay council. On March 12, many Sybaquay scouts will be celebrating their sixty-fifth birthday at a camp reunion costume party. Complete with birthday cakes and prizes, past campers and all other in­ terested girls (third grade through high school) are in­ vited to come have fun while learning more about camp. The party will be held in the church of the Brethren cafeteria, Rt. 25, Elgin, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Sybaquay Girl Scout council, in its twentieth year, serves over 7,500 girls in more than 400 troops, with 1,600 volunteer adults who serve as leaders, board members, consultants, and in other capacities. It is chartered by the national organization to administer and develop Girl Scouting in all of McHenry county as well as parts of Kane, Cook, DuPage, Lake, DeKalb and LaSalle counties. Girl Scouting is a girl- centered organization that is an integral part of the com­ munity. It is a sharing among youths and adult volunteers of an informal education process basec^on proven ethical values that help expand a girl's horizon. Its program offers a wide choice of activities tuned to the interests of today's girls - activities that stimulate self- discovery, provide fun and friendships, help develop skills, and build self-confidnece. Auto Service Tips BALL JOINT?? - SUPPORT CAR Wbk^MT ANP PRO\ADE STEERING STABILITY THROUGH PIWVN& ANP TUKNINO M0V0N5 OF THE WHEELS. EXCE6SIV£ T\RE V\JEAR/ ROAP WAN PER, LOSS OF STEERING GTA&UTV INVICAlt LIMITS SHOULP REPLACE?. Washington State this winter is taking the most sophisticated approach yet to warning motorists what road conditions ahead look like. 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