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PAGE g - PLA1NDEALEH - FRIDAY, DECEMBER S, ltff I Parks Aid Recreation J The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation is taking registration for a special cooking class for the up­ coming holiday season. This program will be held at Parkland Junior high school Dec. 10. This Holiday Cookies class will be in­ structed by Sandra Young. Since many American Christmas customs are of German origin, it is in­ teresting to observe them in their unaltered form. Sandy will prepare with the class three basic German cookie doughs, the Lebkuchentig, or basic spice dough; the Murtieg, butter cookie dough; and the Eier- lime Is Running Out!! Last two weekends until March To Enjoy these popular favorites! Ikcmnfer 5,4,7* 12,13,14 Casual Drafts •Bring the Entire Family! Saturday^ Sunday BREAKFAST - BRVNCH Steak ft Eggs ejtoc Homemade Corned ^ m Beef Hash Friday 5-10 $375 Lak* Pcrch $*25 "All You Can Eat".. SAT. NITE SPECIAL BAR-B-MED BABY BACK RIBS Complete Dinner Conplete Menu Available Pisiaktt Country Club 8,5 W.BAY ROAD <BAY 8 CUHLMAN RDS.) ' SONOays suits What a superb collection of 2 and 3-piece suits Johnny Carson, Phoenix, Lucasini Jeremy Cobb, Hardy Aimes, Clipper Craft and more. Very famous labels assuring you perfect tailoring, great styling and durable good looks. Stripes, solids and plaids in wool, wool blends, polyester and corduroy originally pricvd from $145.00 to $255.00 pre-holiday sale of suits and outerwear That's right...a super sale just before the holidays! Choose from an outstanding collection of the newest ideas in suits and outerwear and be ready with the best. SSTTSTUB Muriel Bach On Freud doughs will appear the familiar Brown Spice Cookies, Filled Spice Hearts, Vanilla Crescents, Lemon- iced Pretzels, Pfeffernusse, and Springerle. These cookies can be baked weeks in advance and make ex­ cellent gifts and tree orn- ments, as well as fine eating. Registration for this class is being taken at McHenry city hall, llll N. Green street. The fee includes all instruction and supplies. For further information on this program, call the Department of Parks and Recreation at 344-3900. AEROBIC DANCING The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation is now taking registration for its Winter session of Aerobic Dancing. This winter program begins Dec. 8 and will run for 12 weeks. Classes are held Mondays and Wednesdays at McHenry high school East campus from 7:30-8:30 p.m. Classes will not be held for two weeks during the holidays. Aerobic Dancing combines the health and figure benefits of jogging with the fun of dancing. It's a series of easy-to-learn dances for non-dancers, a carefully choreographed blend of jogging, lunges, arm swings and leg kicks set to music from the ragtime 20's to the Disco 80's. Registrations are now being taken at McHenry city hall. For further information on this program, call the Department of Parks and Recreation. Muriel Bach will portray Clara 8c ha maim, a brilliant conceit pianist and wife of composer Robert Schumann, in "Freud Never Said It Would Be Easy", in the lounge at MeHenry County college Monday, Dec. 8, at 7:15 p.m. Definition Modesty: The feeling that others are bound to discover for themselves how wonderful you are. -Tower, Edenton, N.C. Muriel Bach, actress, writer and producer of her own one-woman shows will recreate scenes in the lives of six women in a per­ formance at McHenry County college. Ms. Bach will perform at 7:15 p.m. Monday, Dec. 8, in the college lounge. There will be an admission fee at the door for the per­ formance, which is spon­ sored by the MCC Student Life committee. Advance tickets are on sale in the Student Activities office during regular college hours. 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But her program, titled "Freud Never Said It Would Be Easy", gives the audience an opportunity to share enchanting moments in the life of Agatha Christie, the world's biggest selling writer of detective stories-a mystery in herself. Others who will also be portrayed in the per­ formance include: Clara Schumann, a brilliant concert pianist and wife of c o m p o s e r R o b e r t Schumann; Colette, a French writer of sensitive, sensuai novels; Emma Goldman, a union organizer; Lillian Gilbreth, first- renowned woman efficiency expert (and a mother of 12 children); and Golda Meir, Israel's prime minister. Give Thanks Few of us get what we deserve, for which most of us should be thankful. -Enquirer, Cincinnati. Good Advice Don't believe all you hear, unless it's a police car or fire truck siren or a railroad train. -Courier, Ottomwa, la- Hard Twist People have eaten soft pretzels for more than 1,000 years, but no one knows who invented hard pretzels or when. COMMONS VISION CENTER LTD. 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Is it necessary to be receiving Social Security benefits or to have worked ; under Social Security in • order to receive sup­ plemental security income (SSI) payments? A. No. A person may be eligible for SSI even if he or she has never worked undfcr Social Security. Many persons receive SSI who are not eligible for any kind of Social Security benefit. To be eligible for SSI, a person must be 65 or older, or blind, or disabled, and have limited income and resources. The amount of other income, such as Social Security payments, is considered in determining SSI en-' titlement. Write or call Lt. Governor Dave O'Neal's Senior Action Centers at 160 N. LaSalle, Chicago 60601, or 3 West Old Town Mall, Springfield 62701, with questions or comments about any state government agency or program. Call statewide toll free 800-252-6565. BUDDY'S WORKSHOP Prevent Auto Rusting We cannot afford to replace the family car for a few nt< years. In the meantime, how can I prevent the body from rust until we can Finance a new one? If you're trying to make your old car last a few more yea you probably know that one thing that will hasten its demi is rust. But, rust can be prevented by simple, regular mainte­ nance. To help prevent corrosion, follow these simple measures: Keep your car clean -- wash it frequently and wax it at least twice a year. Thoroughly hose down the undersides of the car at least twice a year if you live in an area where sand and salt are used on the roads. Do it midway through winter and at winter's end. Make sure the drain holes in the bottom of the car doors are kept open. After washing your car, inspect it periodically and, if you notice extreme weakness or deterioration of any structural members, have a welding shop strengthen the weakened area. When you buy a new car, consider having it professionally rustproofed before you actually get the car. 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