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iterested ROUND TRIP VIA UNITED AIR LINES United Wfey Hrtmr Curtis' Products .Hospital employees boost campaign to record level Page 7. PL Al!\ DEALER-HERALD. WEDNESDAY. JAM Am 30. 19SS Flower seminars scheduled based on instructor's travels Campaign Chairman E. Louise Rogers has announced that the 1984 United Way Annual >; Campaign reached a new annual during the week Rogers stated: "We are delighted that our annual campaign has set a new annual local riving record for the seventh consecutive year. Paced t>y record giving from oyees of local hospitals, es rose to $257,323. This ;surpasses the old record of .$253,860 recorded in the 1983 ;cfropai£Q". ' She added: "Local medical institutions are the first division ;to reach their 1984 goal. Em- of Crystal Lake Am- Memorial Hospital, and nartncm Illinois Medical Center have pledged $5,179 this year, 147 percent of their combined $3,500 goal and $3,250 more than lak year." Rogers also credited several ^ other campaign divisions for their achievements to date. * "New record giving totals have also been achieved in our Major Employer, Professional^ -Education, and Residential campaign divisons." v She concluded her statement by saying: "Current pledges of $257,323 represent 81 percent of our ambitious 1984 goal of $315,000. Our volunteers shall *- s*. V... 'i'--- continue their efforts to increase total giving to this campaign until the campaign ends.' • nl OUR GOAL 915,000 John Wittmus, ornamental horticulture instructor at McHenry County College, is in Holland for the Dutch Design Blasters International Design School World Conference, being held through Feb. 3 at the Leeuwenhorst Congress Center in Noordwiikerhout, the Netherlands. He will also travel to Belgium and Frtake. Wittmus is hosted by the Holland Floral Council and is one of 50 United States' floral designers chosen to attend 12 days of trairilng provided instructors from Hollai France, Germany and Sweden. He will have three hours of demonstration and three hours of workshop daily. He will visit florist shops, growers and wholesalers. Wittmus plans to spend two days traveling through Holland's villages, enjoying meals and conversation with local industry personnel. He will travel through ium for a couple of days, expected to be the opportunity to participate in decorating the palace of Versatile for a dinner dance. * Wittmus has been a floral design instructor at MCC for 12 years and is known in the Midwest as a floral com­ mentator. of seminars for February and March at the college. The instructor will present a slide and commentary review of his trin, titled "A Touch Of Holland, Flower Land To The World." Included are scenic and historical pictures, and a filmed review of the floral design program he attended in tte Nkherlands. Designed for the more ad­ vanced floral arranger is the two-part "Holland Floral Symposium." Wittmus plans to provide for concentrated study of new ideas, short cuts and the European influence. a couple of days. Also for the experienced floral by the State of Belgium designer is a "Wedding Flower Florist Association, visiting Symposium," planned as an in- area florists and suppliers. depth course m wedding floral i.- Participants will review onyl floral design ideas as Cadets to help in recycling to earn money for camp i' Co-sponsoring the McHenry County Defenders^recycling drive on Saturday/Feb. 2, will & be Girl Scout Cacjet Troop No! 471. The troop has been working for more than a year, trying to earn money for a 10-day stay in 1 a Girl Scout ranch in Wyoming. The drive will be held in the parking lot of McHenry Com­ munity High School West Campus, 4724 W. Crystal Lake Rd., McHenry. The hours will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The troop is made up of I seventh, eighth and nineth grade f; students from the Wauconda f and Island Lake area. Going , ttan^wili(>aiso ibe four L Senior Scouts graduates of the Cadet Troop. According to the t co-leaders, Marian Cairo and •j Sophie Pearson, the trip will be made by van and will take about r two weeks. r One way to help the scouts . earn their trip is to bring recyclables to the drive, ac- to a spokesman for the Defc Items which will be accepted include newspapers with no Junk mail included, "tin" cans which have been washed and flattened, aluminum scrap of all kinds, glass containers with all metal and plastic removed, used motor oil, and brown paper bags and cardboard tied in manageable bundles. Cans made of 100 percent aluminum will be purchased at the going market rate. An additional two cents per pound will be paid for crushed cans. For lots of more than 100 pounds a further bonus of two cents per pound will be paid. For further information, contact a Defender spokesman at (815) 385-8512. The French Floral Academy has invited him to Paris. He plans to spend four days in France/ His itinerary includes a tour of Paris and area florist shops, the Champagne Country of France and Maastricht. A highlight of the time in France is Exercise for those over 60 to begin Another session of "60 and Over, Dance and Exercise" will begin Tuesday, Feb. 12, at the Lakeland Park Community Center. The eight-week class, which is sponsored by the City of McHenry, Department of Parks and Recreation, will be held from 9 to 10 p.m. The fee is $10. The class combines dance with exercise, especially for the over 60 age group. Physical limitations are not a problem, and the center in which the class will be held is wheelchair ac­ cessible. _ __ at I IMS . of Parks and Recreation office, 1111 N. Green St., 344- 3300. PAUL'S PRODUCE Clarification The McHenry Plaindealer Herald recently reported on the sentencing of two McHenry men at Federal Court for odometer tampering and mail fraud.' The men ran a businesses called Suburban Auto Brokers at 926 N. Front St., McHenry, in September, 1982. Suburban Auto Brokers has since been closed and the businesses now occupying the building at that same address, including McHenry Auto Ser­ vice, Wick's Detailing and Video Alley should not be con­ fused with the business named in the police matter. 815-344-1880 2911W. Rt. 120 (East of the river) Formerly Mill Crook Cloaners McHenry, llinois HOURS: M0N-SAT 9-7, SUN 9-5 . -- THIS WEEKS SPECIALS •CUCUMBERS &....30' •ZUCCHINI ...i'.....39' •CARROTS ].L.B....*1" •BREAD WA.F...39* Of>tN: Daily 8 to 8. Sat. 8 to 5| dried materials. Bring spring right to your door. Prepare a wall or door decoration and learn about new ideas and materials to include in your spring flower arranging in Kelly's T'Wall And Door Decorating" seminar. For specific information on dates ana times of the seminar offerings consult * MCC's February-March Community Education Schedule or call the College at 455-3700. Registration is in progress at the college. The registration office is open Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., ana on Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. JOHN WITTMUS FLY TO ANYWHERE IN FLORIDA (30-DAY ADVANCE PURCHASE REQUIRED) ONLY tri well as study new ideas, products and techniques. Floral design enthusiasts should also take a look at the short-course and seminar of­ ferings Dee KeUy has scheduled for February. There is a three week "Silk flower Workshop " during which the students will learn about polyester silks, hand-tied silks and commercial JUDY HARRIS 5506 GEORGE ST. RICHMOND, ILL. 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