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PAGE 8 -PLAINDEALER- WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1979 ^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII^ | Sports Calendar | MARIAN CENTRAL McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL Date , Sports Fri., Jan. 19 BBB Wr Sat., Jan. 20 BBB , Wr BBB GSw Mon., Jan. 22 BBB GBB Tues., Jan. 23 GSw Thurs., Jan. 25 GBB GSw Fri. Jan. 26 BBB Wr Sat. Jan. 27 BBB Wr * Tues., Jan. 30 usw Squads V-S V-S-F FA-B-SB-JV V-S-F V-S V W FA-B-SB-JV V-F-S V V-F-S V V-S V-S-F FA-B-SB-JV V-S-F V Opponent Crystal Lk. C. Crystal Lk. C. Crystal Lk. C. Fremd Zion .Aurora No. Invit. There Zion Home Grant There Waukegan East There Place Home There Home Home There Cary Woodstock Jacobs Jacobs Jacobs Zion DeKalb There There Home There Home Home Home Time 6:30 6:30 9:00 1:30 6:30 10:00 4:30 4:30 4:30 6:00 4:30 6:30 6:30 9 :()0 1:30 4:30 spurgeons This Week Only! Our Entire Stock of Uniforms and Smocks % ! 'Off \ Nurses! Technicians! Beauticians! This week you save on our entire stock of poly knit uniforms -- nothing's held back! Every dress, pantsuit, smock and uniform pant in the department is on sale! Great looking styles with wrinkle-shy ways keep you look­ ing crisp and neat. In white and some colored smocks. Juniors', misses' and half sizes. Hurry in! Save This Week! White Duty Shoes 20% o« Oxfords and slip-ons with crepe and rubber soles smartly styled for comfort and support. Examples: Reg. $11 8.80 Reg. $14 11.20 Reg. $17 13.60 Reg. $19 15.20 Reg. $23 18.40 <222 199 1656 9 mAMi CMtlQMO f Store Hour*: Daily 9-V, Sat. 9-6, Sun. McHenry Market Place Beauty Salon Phone 385-4520 10-5 Date Fri., Jan. 19 Fri., Jan. 19 Sat., Jan. 20 Sat., Jan. 20 Sport GBB VBB VBB Wr Mop., Jan. 22 FBB Tues., Jan. 23 Wr. Tues., Jan. 23 GBB Fri., Jan. 26 GBB Fri., Jan. 26 VBB Mon., Jan. 29 FBB Opponent St. Francis St. Francis Marmion Walther Lutheran St. Eds, St. Joe Driscoll Byron Rosary I . C . I.C. Montini Place Time Marian 4:00 Wheaton 6:15-8:00 Marian 6:15-8:00 Walther 10:00 Lutheran Marian 4.00 Byron 4^30 Marian 5; 00 Elmhurst 4:00 Marian 6:15-8:00 Lombard 4:00 JOHNSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Varsity Boys Basketball Date Fri., Jan./l9 Sat., Jan. 20 Fri., Jan. 26 Sat., Jan 27 Fri., Feb. 2 Squad S & V S & V S & V S & V S & V Opponent North Boone Marengo Hononegah Woodstock Beloit Catholic Place Away Away Home Away Away Time 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:30 Underclass Boys Basketball Date Squads Opponent Sat., Jan. 20 F & JV Harvard Mon., Jan. 22 F & JV Marengo Jan. 29 F & JV Woodstock Place Time Away 9:30 Home 5:00 Home 4:30 Lakeside Players To "Welcome New Year u The Lakeside Players of Crystal Lake, a community theatre group, will hold a "Welcome in the New Year" meeting in the library at Lakeside center, 401 Country Club road, Crystal Lake, Thursday, Jan. 18, at 8 p.m. This will be a get-acquainted meeting for all those interested in learning more about the Players. All board members will be present as well as the general membership. The Players are under the wing of the First Congregational Church with a membership of half church and half community. They try to present three productions a year, a comedy in late spring, an old time "mellerdrammer" in the summer and a musical in the fall. Their next production will be "Mind With The Dirty Man" the last two weekends in April Meetings are held in members' homes and all board members are elected yearly. For further information, call Lakeside Player president, Sharon Ewing, at 459-5871 evenings. Want your friends to see less of you this summer? r Join a Shaklee Way Slimming Plan" Group Why weight upftl summers- Start right now/to take off with a diet plan that is really differ ent. It's easy, nutritionally in­ sured--and it works. Start with" the Slimming Plan now. and your summer forecast wiH be {(//////( ( < SHAKLEE: from the ground up MARTY & JUDY FREDERICK 3317 W. ELM STREET McHENRY, ILLINOIS60050 (815) 385-6979 »C000900000C< Announcing Public Invited An Investment Seminar Conducted by Martin L. Smith Investment .Broker 1. How to Reduce Your Ta\ Burden 2. How to Increase Income(through Investments 3. How to RecT«ce Expenses McHenry Country Club Jan. 25, Feb. 1 and 8 7:30 p.m. There is no admission charge but tickets obtained in advance are needed to facilitate planning Obtain your free admission |icket by fi l l ing out the coupon below and mailing it to the A G. Edwards office in Woodstock or order by phone Your ticket will be mailed to you S$.& ©foic. Investments Since 1887 Members New York Stock Exhange, Inc. WOODSTOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING New Location at Washington and Main Streets. BASKETBALL SCO FOX VAUEY SHARK m m. St"« CMH Keepin' Healthy Jacobs 5 1 Crown 4 1 C.L. South M 2 C.L. Central 3 2 McHENRY 2 4 Dundee 2 4 Cary-Grove 2 4 Woodstock 1 5 Marengo JOHNSBURG North Boone Hononegah Beloit Cath Harvard South Beloit • n< FRIDAY SCORES„ McHemry-70, Cary-Grove- 55 C.L. Central-57, Jacobs-47 'C.L. South-49, Dundee-46 Crown-64, Woodstock-45 Sight Saving Charity F K i i m > r < » Johnsbury . f'i No Boone • B c I O'l t . ' fl ' Hononegah M .1 n • . '• m u - O ! H x ,V> An Exchan 191 Ten-year-old Timmy S of Waco, Tex., loved to play baseball, but his friends teased him and called him Casey because he always struck out He could not see the ball. Every game ended in humiliation and near tears for him. Because Timmy's father had long been out of work, glasses were simply out of the question -until this year. The boy's glasses were paid for by a volunteer organization, hundreds of miles away, called New Eyes for the Needy. Inc., in Short Hills, New Jersey Now Timmy is one of the top batters in his class and ends every baseball game with a grin. He wrote to New Eyes "My Dad says there won't be any gifts under our tree this Christmas, but I have my present, the best ever, my mjw glasses. Thank you, New Eye^r' \ Timmy is just one of the more than 10,000 grateful people in this country who received eyeglasses from New Eyes in the past year. New Eyes has earned t reputation of being one of the most effective sight-saving charities in the work^. It has helped many thousands of needy people obtain glasses here and abroad-and it has never asked for a penny in donations. Since its inception 47 years ago, New Eyes has asked only for used eyeglasses and precious metal articles such as old watches, jewelry (real, costume and antique), good or damaged silver and dentures The eyeglasses and glittering clutte^are sent to New Eyes for the Needy, Inc., Short Hills, New Jersey, 07078. Thousands of packages from all over the United States arrive in the ne^t stucco headquarters every year. There, volunteers, mostly housewives, sort out the glasses, separating those in plastic frames from those in metal frames. Many of the 250 workers have learned to operate complex optical grading and testing equipment. They help fill specific orders from missions and hospitals in foreign countries where plastic framed glasses ipd sent The tn< ' .si have thoii ,s- refining 'i. metals'thai > the jew eh . Eyes furTt.s i:. , and health .uj the I ni!e<t >• <•> these funds h people v\ t . 1 to tun; In addr. i< arr 'angein»T : S »get -igh • •ies i s'es •: e<i it r Or e-<) S X !<>M n K Marine I 'm Thomas N i Igsyp'n I' Br ode nek drive. M H<>: meritorious presenl a 2nd Fore-. group M:»r Camp I j 1- fl I >ted ii of duty i t a. Henry ;H)1 , he ps i.i Life U The IUepn McHenr\ McHenry derWntei > _ legislati sday, .Jan Steak iIoi. , ;< "Cocktails are . ' dinner at Expecteu are State Schaefer Represents \ t dell. Cal Ski lit Hanahan \ <e Bernie 1 • '0 represent.! ' Chicago- ire Insurance -rm .:s 3i f • i i TTtTTTT^" no om \ and and Snowniobiling is becoming more popular each year as a fun filled and exciting winter sport Snowmobiles, however, can cause serious injury if not proper!v used. Ti e Illinois Department of Public Health has some advice lor snowmobile users that will help them'enjoy the sport more l>\ cutting down their risk of injury. First, when purchasing a snowmobile, look for thest features: 1 Guards for the drive chain ind all other moving parts. Many people have been injured b\ getting their clothing en­ tangled in the machine. 2 Strong and easy-to-reach passenger handgrips. .5 Adequate padding on the dash. steering bar and back end of seat Exposed or poorly eoyered hardware at the back i f the seat can injure the driver >1 passenger when riding over rough terrain. } A snowflap in the back to keep snow off the taillight. .") A windshield which does not have a sharp stiff edge for the driver to impact on in case of a collision. ti \ good instruction and " maintenance manual. Secondly, when using your snowmobile. follow this checkl is t : 1 Have enough fuel for the 1 r ip It 's always wise to start with (he tank filled. Be sureJhe drive belt is in food condition. . Align and tighten the ski assemblies. A Check the track for tension and free movement. .> Be sijjje the handlebars turn Ireely. Check the weather forecast so you "dorrt get caught in a storm < operate the throttle and brake controls several times before you start the engine. Siuck or frozen controls can cause serious injuries. H Locate the emergency shut off switch If the throttle sticks." hit the shut-off switch. >1 Check the windchill factor in the owner's manual. A speed of ir» m p h. and an outside temperature of 5 degrees F. produces an equivalent tem­ perature of -25 degrees F. an considerable danger of freezing exposed skin areas. When operating your snowmobile, always wear goggles, a helmet with a chin strap and warm, protective clothing Never wear scarves, loose belts or clothes that could <atch on moving parts or tree limbS. Don't speed...your brakes have to be applied slow !\ and evenly, just as in a car on snow-covered roads. \nd. be alert the noise of the snowmobile may prevent your hearing approaching trains, cars or other snowmobiles. The median income of Veitnam Era veterans under 35 years of age was $12,200 last year Non-veterans in the same age group averaged $8,930 in earnings Historically, ex- military personnel have earned more than citizens without armed forces services. *e Plans For not mri : ;ob > • iV v flOOOOCCOCO 1 COUPON: 231 Main Street, Woodstock 60098 PHONE (815) 338-2550 «CCOCCCOOOQCCOCOS«CCO Yes, I want to attend the seminar. Please send me free tickets. Name Address Phone . 000000009000909 r* Hit air CT) has a t ure i en I SKA ' ur .p : fu l ly •4arge ulace t ' he par ig ice miag. ound Day cross country skiing or just take a walk. The charge for this day of fun and excitement includes transportation from pick-up points and lunch and use of all the facilities available. This program is open to all han­ dicapped adults and teens who cannot participate in a regular recreation program. To register, contact the MSB A office at 1C Crystal Lake Plaza. Room 114, or phone 459-0737. UR PICTURE :E PAPER? Dhu(o which appeared ' ^ndealer and taken available at modest ' black and white. Your radiator is iust part ot vour cai s «. • very important part is your heater Arci .1 thermostat. They all work togeihe' to^o , and your car more trouble tree When you think ^bout cooling system n about the whole system. Don't forget yo j ' 1 stat. We don't. They're an essentia part ' , system. When we perform preventive m<= system, we'll check your heater and .the" v one more specialty of the cooling systen -;>• more than a lot of hot air' ADAMS BR©5 RADIATOR < 5 • iO - $2.00 $2.75 $4.00 T.i 1 u » ours Today! OR PROCESSING 1* * 1 "For All Your Cooling System 3. e 3006 W. RTE. 120 /nir , ~ McHENRY. H-L. ; . LARGEST STOCK Or HEATER CORES IN NORTHER S Y PLAINDEALER Vest Elm Street ne 385-0170 \ no c