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PAGE 3 - P' AINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, | * • * £ H ' " " Save 20° o -27° o ! Suit up in Short Sets Reg S7 50 S12 50 Wo re headquarters for h igh en ergy act ivewear naut i - cals. athlet ic looks, nov­ el t ies Terry or poly cot ton kni ts in L missy and A SATURDAY, JUN DAILY 9-9, SATURDAY 9-4, SUNDAY 10-5 iCounty Fair : s The 19th annual McHenry County Talent contest-one of the features of Jhe 1963 McHenry County Fair Aug. 3- •fj at Woodstock - awaits contestants. Details about the three categories of competition may be obtained at the lair office on the fairgrounds in ^Building D. The 1963 Premium Book with details about the contest is now ^available. * Office hours are from 9 a.m. to 12:30 )>.m. Monday through Friday. Bill Tammeus, general chairman^ said there will be three divisions again this year: Junior, up through age 14 to December l, 1983; Senior, up through age 20 to December 1,1963; and Adult, over age 20. Accompanists for junior or senior entries must be under 24 years of age. The contest is open to any group or single entry living in McHenry county or attending school in McHenry county. The entry deadline is Wednesday, July 27 ami auditions will be held Sunday, July 31 at Hansen pavilion on the fairgrounds. Eight finalists will be chosen from each division to perform in the contest before the fair audience on Friday evening, Aug. 5. Cash awards will be presented. Tammeus said the first place winners in the .Junior and Senior divisions will compete in the state contest held at Springfield in January, 1964. Judges for the final competition will be five professionals in the field of music who live outside McHenry county. Assisting Tammeus on the committee for this popular home-town attraction are Kathy Thomas, Ken Kunzer and Stew Cohen.: Tammeus said persons may make entries simply by giving the type of entry, number of persons involved, type of talent, division and name of person to contact together with a phone number and address. There is no entry fee. The mailing address is P.O. Box 375, Woodstock, 111., 60096. Walk Thru The Bible At Woodstock Church BIRTHS • Auditorium floors turned into ?'maps". People sitting or standing near "Bible lands and waters." Vibrant teaching punctuated with hand movements and laughter. Group recitations increasing in fervor and length as the one-day Saturday seminar moves rapidly on. Delight, gratitude and excitement overcoming wariness when participants head out .to their homes - and then ^o their local churches on Sunday. Changed lives... • The cause? A Walk Thru the Bible New Testament seminar. And one is 'coming to Woodstock on June 11, 1983. • Walk Thru the Bible, a unique education ministry whose objective is to bring people all over the world to a new excitement about the Word of God, has found that its unusual seminars attract even those who have never read the Scriptures. As a result, these seminars are in demand and being taught all over the United States, Canada, and Australia. To achieve this objective, WTB not only creates and utilizes the above fun atmosphere...it gives people an overview of the flow of God's Word never before experienced. Even seminary graduates find the chronology, events and people of the New Testament falling into place in a new easy-to-understand and easy-to- remember pattern. For complete registration in­ formation call Grace Evangelical Lutheran church at 815 338-0554 for details. Seminar is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration begins at 8 a.m. on June 11, 1983. Joseph and Suzanne LaVarra, 8924 Acorn Path, Wonder Lake, became parents of their second daughter March 4, and named her Erin Marie. .The baby girl entered the world at Foster McGaw (Loyola), Maywood, 111., weighing 2 lbs. 9 oz. and arrived home May 27 weighing 6 lbs. 3 oz. She has a sister Stefanie, age 16 months. Marian Nelson of McHenry is the maternal grandmother, and Carolyn LaVarra, also of McHenry, is the paternal grandmother. GIFTS FROM WOMEN'S CLUB - Carmon Hodges, left, of the McHenry Rescue squad, and Avis Gans, right of the McHenry Public library, accept checks in the amount of $4M each, from Myrtle Phayq Procter, president of the McHenry Women's club. The checks represent proceeds of the club's recent luncheon and card party. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD City Preschool Clinic Registration Nears End HOSPITAL NOTES WOODSTOCK Admission: Kevin McCarty Wonder Lake. HARVARD Admission: Jean Yuswak of McHenry. of There are only a few openings left in this Preschool Creativity clinic sponsored by the McHenry Park Department. This program was developed last year and went over very will with the children. Activities are organized to aid in the development of sensory experiences, motor skills, art, music, books, dramatic play, and games, directed by a certified preschool staff. Classes will begin on the week of June 13 and July 18 as follows: Session -1, - Monday and Wednesday, 8:30- '10:00, begins June 13. Session 3, - Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30-10:00, begins June 14. Session 5, - Monday and Wed­ nesday, 8:30-10:00, begins July 18. Session 6, Monday and Wednesday, 10 :00-11:30, ^begins July 18. Session 7, Tuesday and Thursday, 8:30-10:00, begins July 19. There will be a hayride on the last Friday of each session for all of the children from 10 a.m. to noon. For further information on this Preschool Creativity clinic, call the Department of Parks & Recreation at 344-3300. See a professional if walking creates chronic foot pain or aches. A doctor can check for structural problems, such as fallen arches, or for improper leg alignment. I MARRIAGE LICENSES I Applications for marriage licenses were recently made in McHenry County Clerk's office by: Harold J. Foreman and Karen K. Wolfe, both McHenry; Martin E. Deener and Susan M. Koerper, both McHenry; Joseph W. Guzzardo, McHenry, and Barbara J. Perry, Richmond. Ralph D. Paulsen and Kimberly S. Reed, both McHenry; Michael S. Damiani and Diane L. Pour, both McHenry. : Edward A. Weber, Ingleside, and 'Jane L. Pour, McHenry; Jeffrey J. Staebell and Susan M. Rascon, both McHenry. Ronald F. Dopke Jr. and Judith A. Patterson, both McHeniy; Edward B. Gerstad and Alison D. Meyers, both - McHenry. ^ ** FREE TIE WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY LONG OR SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRT By Arrow, Enro or Oxford Shirt Makers SHIRT VALUES TIE VALUES $15.00-24.00 $8.50-20.00 3SS-MI9 MICft FOR MEN V STORE FOR MEN 1214 N. GREEN ST. - McHENRY M-Th 9-5:30: Fri 9-8: Sat 9-5 SQUARE DANCE Zenous Morgan will call - the Bachelors and Bachelorettes Square Dance June 17, and MerlenPeacy will cue the Round Dances. The square- round-line dances will be held at Bush school in Jotmsburg. For further information, call 815-568-7543. * EMPLOYEE FITNESS Business leaders from across the Midwest met in a symposium on "Employee Health and Fitness: The Corporate View" that was presented with the cooperation of the Governor's Council on Health and Fitness and companies. Par­ ticipants learned of the benefits of improved employee morale, productivity and at­ tendance. spurgeo 11 s McHENRY MARKET PLACE PHONE 385-4100 Pick-up Show-Stoppers for Summer! 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