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* .r>AGE 12 -PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1979 SHAMROCK CLEANERS INFLATION FIGHTER COUPON" EXAMPLES: 2 SUITS OR MORE SAVE *1.00 2 COATS OR MORE $AVE'1.00 SHAMROCK CLEANERS "INFLATION FrGHTER COUPON" EXAMPLES: 4 PANTS OR MORE SAVE $1.00 2 DRESSES OR MORE SAVE *?.00 SAVE51.00 on Anv Incoming Order! ONK DOLLAR CERTIFICATE This Certificate is worth ONE DOLLAR OFF when presented with any MCOMINO ORDER of $5.00 or more ON ALL SERVICE. // StMnwx Rental Clean Only (Coin Op) Professional Dry Cleaning Leather Sued* Cleaning Draperies, Etc. EXPIRES: OCT. 6. 1979 One Certificate per Order, Please * SAVE 20% ON ANY INCOMING '5°° ORDER SHAMROCK CLEANERS "THE GENTLE TOUGH OF ELEGANCE" McHENRY MARKET PLACE 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY, ILL. (815) 315-1944 Daily 7-6, Sat. 8-5:30 Johnsburg Mary L. Gunderson 385-3052 St. John's Court Celebrates its\ 90th Anniversary The Catholic Order of Foresters, St. John's Court 96, is planning a celebration for its members on the ninetieth anniversary of its institution, Saturday, Oct. 13. Holy Mass will be said ^ St. John's church at 5:30 p.m., With a dinner and dance and' ap­ propriate program to follow, at the Johnsburg Communtiy club, starting at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are now available from the committee: Paul Pitzen, Lloyd Freund and Richard Dehn. They should be secured before Oct. 1, by those who plan to attend. SURVEY If a person would like to volunteer to assist in the religious preference survey, call Rev. James Segin, Ringwood United Methodist church or Rev. Leo J. Bartel, St. John the Baptist Catholic church. The date of the Survey is Sunday, Sept. 30, 1 p.m. to dark. HOME AND HOSPITAL Your prayers are needed by Mrs. Andrew Wiatr, George Mecko, Martha H. Freund, Lillian Pomonis, Anna Eisle, David Kraus, Donald Smith and Dominic Guccione. Remember your family and friends, too, who may be ill. SYMPATHY ...to the family of Mrs. May Brunkhoest, who died this past week; she is the mother of Marlene Goetschel of St. John's. Say an extra prayer for them. RESCUE SQUAD Johnsburg rescue squad is raising funds for a new areawide communication system for the Mobile C.I.U. equipment for their squad. N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777 will hold a Pancake Breakfast and Bake Sale after all Masses Sunday, Oct. 28, at the Johnsburg Community club, for the benefit of St. John's restoration fund. BOOSTER CLUB Johnsburg high schools Booster club need volunteers for selling refreshments at the next home game, Saturday, Sept. 29. Please contact Thomas Schoening, president, to offer your help and for further information. ORGANIZATIONS Most fall and winter meetings and programs are now planned and set up for the 1979-80 season. Wie would like to have a copy of your calendar, or have some one call us by Wednesday evenings or early Thursday mornings, so that we may include this information in our weekly column, as news, and to refresh the minds of your members. If you are having special events or gatherings, let us know. It is interesting news and can also be helpful to you in having a succesful af- Paddington Bear Coloring Contest! J r. How to enter: all you have to do is color this delightful picture of Paddington Bear. (You might want to visit the Children's Department at Spiess to see just which colors you could use!) After you color the picture, sign your name and address at the bottom. Then deposit it in the special Paddington Station box in the Children's Clothing Department at Spiess in Elgin or Crystal Lake. There will be a total of 10 prizes'awarded in each store, in two age groups (6 and under and 7 10). First prize: a Paddington Bear worth $15, second prize a Paddington bear worth $9. One of each awarded in each age group. Six honorable mention winners, 3 in each age group, will receive gift certificates worth $5 toward their next purchase in our children's clothing departments. Winners will be notified by phone and their names will appear in newspaper ads on Wednesday, October 10. (Paddington Bear is a copyright of Eden Corporation.) Contest Rules: Only children 10 years of age and younger are eligible. Picture must be colored by the child entering the contest and all entries will be judged on the basis of creativity and originality. Decision of our judges is final.- Prizes are not refundable or returnable, and all will be awarded. Children of employees of Spiess are not eligible for prizes but they are welcome to enter just for fun! Deadline for entries is Sunday, October 7. Extra entries can be obtained in the Children's Clothing Departments in either Spiess store. name: address: phone: -age Easter Seals Opens Auditions For those loaded with talent and who have no place to use it, there is a need. The Easter Seal society is holding auditions for skittish volunteers - those who have the ability to write and-or perform in skits or who have other entertainment talents. The skits will be part of a program planned by Youth for Easter Seals (Y.E.S.) which will be presented for members of the local Stroke club. The program, which will include a sit-down dinner, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14, With California Players according to Dflvid Enblom, program coordinator. Many stroke patients shun social situations due to em­ barrassment and lack of mobility. Realizing that socialization is a vital part of rehabilitation the Stroke club helps members and their families adjust to new cir­ cumstances through education, socialization and moral sup­ port. In discussing the program, Enblon said: "We want to provide an atmosphere in which the club members can have a good time. There'll be good food and drink and, hopefully, a lot of good skits! Someone came up with the idea of a male beauty pageant, and we're willing to try it if we can get the guys to audition for it." - Anyone interested in par­ ticipating in the beauty contest, or who has another talent they would like to share for an af­ ternoon is urged to contact Barbara Gosser at the Easter Seal Therapy center at 338-1707. The auditions will be held at the Therapy center, 708 Washington street on Thursday and Friday, Sept. 27 and 28 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Outstanding Reviews For Former McHenry Resident Alan Phalin, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Phalin, South street, McHenry, has recently r e c e i v e d o u t s t a n d i n g newspaper, TV and radio reviews, and had his picture in TV Guide in California, for his recent part in the Conijo P l a y e r s ' ( C a l i f o r n i a ) fair. Telephone number is af the top of this column. Thank you. DATES TO REMEMBER Sept. 30 - Religious preference survey. Oct. 13 - 90th anniversary celebration - C.O.F. Oct. 28 -- St. Agatha Court 777, N.C.S.F., Pancake Break­ fast and Bake Sale. ALAN PHALIN SPONSORED BY JOSEPH SPIESS COMPANY, ELGIN AND CRYSTAL LAKE. FUEL-SAVER. Pilotless GAS! Furnace with Heatsaver flue. SAVE ENERGY SAVE MONEY REPLACE YOUR OLD FURNACE WITH A NEW LENNOX GAS FURNACE Call for a free estimate. ALTHOFF INDUSTRIES McHenry, III. 815-385-5700 production of "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest." Alan was educated in McHenry schools and received his Associate degree from McHenry County college, where he • was awarded the Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges in 1974. He attended the University of Illinois, and graduated from Midwest Broadcasting school in Chicago, after which he was employed as a radio announcer for Jack Brickhouse radio stations. Alan moved his family to Florida, during which time he hosted a daily talk show. Wanting to further his acting career, he moved to southern California and studied acting under L«e Strasberg. Alan is presently con­ centrating his efforts in the field of television scriptwriting. Alan married the former Valerie Johnson, also of McHenry. She" is a nursing supervisor in a Los Angeles hospital. They have a nine- month old daughter, Vanessa, and reside in Beverly Hills, Calif. Road Improvement Contract Goes To Lakeland Among road improvement contacts awarded by the Illinois Department of Tran­ sportation is one for 0.57 mile of base course and resurfacing on U.S. 12, from west of Winn road,- east to beyond Asbury court, Spring Grove. Lakeland Construction Co., McHenry, was awarded the contract in the amount of $406,512. Good Idea "If you don't start working faster, I'll have to get another girl," the office manager said to his secretary. "Oh great, " she replied, "I could use some help. " Critical Care Nursing Is Tough, That's Why It's Called Critical i i ' i l ' lUli ir l . McHenry Hospital needs competent nurses who are in­ terested in careers in COMPREHENSIVE CARDIOLOGY within a Trauma Center. We offer a course enabling you to gain Certification as a CRITICAL CARE NURSE-able to care for patients with Swan- Ganz Catheters and Arterial monitoring lines. *7-bed Intensive Care Unit « *8-bed Telemetry Unit Openings on 3-11 and 11 -7 shifts. Competitive salaries, liberal fringe benefits which include: 8 paid holidays 10% shift differential 10% weekend and holiday differential every other weekend off / medical insurance dental insurance NO SHIFT ROTATION REQUIRED MCHENRY m HOSPITAL For more information: PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT McHENRY HOSPITAL 3516 West Waukegan Road McHenry, Illinois 60050 (815) ̂ 86-2200 exf. 646/646 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER