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cholesterc him iron trans? He remind h ^.^aten UCtinn What's iMiti T I J I wt' " " 4* McHenry, IL 6,1----------; Jones Of Company, J KtfAfc /to FEBRUARY 8, 1980 !*??& i* W»tt Spurgeon's Department Store in McHenry Market Place is reducing their ENTIRE STOCK of 12 KT. & 14KT. Gold Chains & Bracelets by 40% Perfect Valentines Day Gift.... And What An Investment! ts « basement din.> ^eiUteir^m- ttt work therapy noon counseling chapel period Sole Ends F»b. 17 ̂ 1980 m imed - Idealism, clastic g McHENRY S A V I N G S • (III t l l l l i l l i l l Remembering When (with long time subscribers) Name Officers Elected New officers will be elected at the annual meeting and membership brunch of the Mental Health Resource League for McHenry county Monday, Feb. 25, at the Branded Steak House in Crystal Lake. Ticket pickup will be at 10:30 a m., with a cham­ pagne brunch served at 11 a.m. / A short slide presentation, explaing/the MHRL and its projects^ will be featured. Those attending will also get a "sneak preview" of this years' beautiful quilt, which will be on display for "Fair Diddley '80". The Mental Health Resource League is a non­ profit organization, with membership open to any women in McHenry county. The league sponsors two fund-raising events each year; Fair Diddley in May, and the Country Couture fashion show, Boutique and Holiday Idea book in Oc­ tober. Monies received from these projects are distributed to various mental health agencies in McHenry county. The organization also provides scholarships to graduate students in mental health fields. Anyone interested in the League and its functions is urged to attend the annual meeting. Further information and tickets are available from Mrs. James R. (Judy) Zid, McHenry. Reservations must be made by Feb. 15. SAVERS-TIE UP TODAY'S HIGHER IHTEREST RATES LONGER .. (AND AT A RETURN HIGHER THAN ANY DANK - ANYWHERE)! McHENRY SAVINGS OFFERS YOU OUR NEW 2 Vi-YEAR GUARANTEED RETURN CERTIFICATES ANNUAL RATE* ANNUAL YIELD* 10.65% 11.23% * February 1 to February 29 KATHLEEN BROWN A McHenry resident for just about all of her life. Kathleen Brown remembers well the summer parades which were led by Gib Howard, riding a horse that walked sideways. For wiling away the summer hours, Kathleen recalled some of the times Spent at Clarence Niesen's dance pavilion and John Knox's roller rink. The rbller rink was on the second floor of the building that now houses Riverside Retail Outlet. The first floor of the building was a garage and automobile dealership - the birth of Buss FOrd. Kathleen's roots in the McHenry area date back to 1836 when her great grandfather, John Flusky, came to McHenry from Ireland. "He maintained that he started the first ferry across the Fox," she said. "This has been disputed, but he, most likely, had a hand in it." Sunday afternoons in her youth were particularly memorable because they featured football games between the 'Irishers' and the 'Johnsburgers'. Later in the afternoon everyone would gather at the railroad depot to watch the Williams Bay-Chicago flyer go roaring through. The McHenry Plaindealer has been a part of her family for many years and she said, "I can remember when the Plaindealer was across the street from the post office. My grandfather would give me a nickel and say 'Run up town and get the Plaindealer - and bring back the change.' " • Pays you more than any bank • New Low $500 minimum certificate \ " . • • New interest rate set each month . . but your starting interest rate guaranteed for 30 months. • Insured up to *40,000 by Federal Government Agency Certificate withdrawals prior to maturity subject to substantial interest penalty. HELP YOURSELF IN THE FIGHT AGAINST INFLATION STOP IN TODAY I BIRTHS Among births recently recorded at Memorial >ital for McHenry jty, Woodstock is the Feb. 4 birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Malo of Wonder Lake. Slate Potluck Dinner -1 HOSPITAL NOTES WOODSTOCK Admissions: Mrs. Mildred Reese, Baby Timothy Bir­ mingham and Mrs. Deborah Koleno, all of McHenry; Miss Joan Cameron, George O'Conner and Miss Jennifer Mansfield, all of Wonder Lake and Mrs. Betty Justen of Ringwood. HARVARD Admissions: Tracy Krumwiede of McHenry. On Saturday, Feb. 9, the Friendship club will meet for the< first 1980 potluck dinner and meeting at the First United Methodist church, at 5:30 p.m. Cleda and Leonard Mc- Cracken will have the program for the evening. Hosts and hostesses in­ clude Daisy and Harold Wildhagen, Mary and Herbert Rose, and Lonah and Elver Wendlandt. Hazel Becker, Mabel Thomas, Mary Butler, Mae Stinespring, Helen and Ernest Beck, Cecilia Richards, Shirley and John Hosie and Elizabeth Fair- child are all members of the meat committee. Members of the congregation fifty years old (or older) are invited and urged to come to Friendship club and enjoy the warm and friendly fellowship and good times. The Statue of Liberty's mouth is three feet wide. HURRY! The Original Handpainted WatercOlor Offer expires THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 Offer Entertainment Some fine entertainment bringing some animals for awaits those who attend the everyone to see, which McHenry Woman's club should be very interesting, regular meeting, Feb. 14, at A question and answer Shepherd of the Hills session will follow. Lutheran church. Coffee and finger sand- The program will feature wiches will be served from Sally Joosten, Director of noon to 1 p.m. Tea hostess Wild Life, McHenry County for the day is Mrs. Chester District, who will discuss the Bryniarski. "Do's and Don't's" about Everyone is urged to at- wild life; with a slide tend this very important presentation1. business meeting,.which will Ms. Joosten is also start at 1 p.m. Cookie Sale Proceeds For 5.' "BTHnnnnrca grnra a b vrwm rBvyg'g nmrmnn Girl Scouts will be offering seven kinds of cookies this year. Proceeds from the annual sale will be used to cover the costs of Girl Scouts camps and for field trips. Cookies will be on sale from Feb. 15-27. Anyone not contacted and who would like to order is asked to call Mrs. Lester R. (Kathy) Klotz, Jr., 2815 N. Chapel Hill road. ~ " ^Added to the usual list will be granola cookies, made from all natural ingredients and no artificial flavoring or color. Others are gold trefoil, peanut butter, sandwich, daisy short bread, royal fudge cremes and, cookie mints. The hippopotamus has a stomach 10 feet long, capable of holding six bushels of grass. UHOU®!*' Armstrong-Congoleum-Mannington GAF & AMTICO "Newest Patterns" PLUS - Vinyl Remnants 50-60% OFF Sizes perfect for Bath or Small Areas i 115 N. Main- Crystal Lake ® 459-5933 9 9 9 9 0 9 9 B J . U J I I 9 9 . 9 . 9 - 9 . 9 . 9 . 9 J L 9 9 9 9 9 , 9 . 9 . 8 Carpet Time CETiXBNSMEP * # * i t - Ewer since pioneer days, neighborliness has been part of the American way of life. ' A m A 9 * A Uf through organizations like The Salvation Army. Com­ posed of concerned citizens, the Army helps disaster vic­ tims, prisoners and their families, the armed forces, the aging, young business­ women, the unemployed and the victims of drugs or alcohol, among others. You can show your good citizenship by helping them with a bequest, contribution or by volunteering your time. McHenry Savings V ANDIOM AIIOCU1IONW 1209 North Green Street. McHenry 815/385-3000 1U520 Mam Street Richmond 815 678-2061 10402 North Vine "Street (Huntlev Center on Route 47| Huntley 312 669-3333 SAVtRS HOURS: * 00 am to 4:30 pm Monday Tuotday and Thursday t oo am to ( 00 pm Friday *:0 am to 100 pm Satwr- day McHenry Office Drive In Window* open Wednesday 9 00 am to 2:00 pm Closed Wednetdoy in lichmond end Hwn •ley Deposits insured to $40,000 by the Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. tradition of continues Because its tentacles seem the snakelike of Medusa in Greek mythology, the jellyfish has the scientific name medusae. Today, this c o o p e r a t i o n