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4-H NEWS MODERN MISSKS Modem Misses held their March meeting at Parkland school The meeting was called to order by President Oolleeen Godina Our guest was Theresa Adams. The Modern Misses got an A for their Share the Fun roject For "People to eople." each person is going to use her own ideas Modem MiN>es is going to have a party with an Easter theme for the Woodstock childrens home SECTION 2 . PAGE 1. Pl. AINDE AI.ER-HEDVESDAY. APRIL 7.197C Statements Of Economic Interest Due April 30 p. COMPLETE FIRST AID COURSE - Ray Bieschke, American Red Cross First Aid and Personal Safety instructor awarded five Girl Scout leaders their certificate of completion at a ceremony held at the Girl Scout neighborhood meeting April 31. The eighteen-hour class was held over a period of six weeks and incorporated all the latest life-saving techniques. One of the highlights of the course was a presentation on drugs and drug abuse by Detective Voska of the Mcllenry County Sheriff's department. Pictured, from left to right, are Girl Scout leaders Dee Price. Connie Catamaro. Sigrtd Schneider. Evelyn Pfefferkorn. Sharon Marunde and Instructor Ray Bieschke. « STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 Unique Artistry Includes Floral Sundaes, Feathers Our March meeting of the Wonder Lake Garden club was held at Mrs. B. Alderson's home where we had the pleasure of Joy and Marshall Gerhke of Besmar Flowers as ourguest speakers. Mr. Gehrke demonstrated his unique ar­ tistry from corsages to a "floral sundae" complete with authentic glass container, to larger more formal pieces with ostrich feathers. We want to express our appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Gehrke for an out­ standing evening and a lovely program. And I want to mention that the refreshments were just delicious. For our April 8 meeting, our hostess will be Gretchen Pose, 8310 Howe road, Ringwood. The day is Thursday and the time is 8 p.m. in the evening. Hope to see you there! Mrs. B. Alderson, publicity chairwoman BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Karl Rindt on April 8. Happy twelfth birth­ day to Billy Firnbach, son of JoAnn and Bill Firnbach, on April 8. Happy third birthday to Mioiele Brisinte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Brisinte, on April 9, to Jean Hartmann on April 12, to Ruth Mathews Weiss on April 12 and to Marion (Nana) Draffkorn on April 13. For his fifth birthday party on Saturday, March 27. John Liggett shared a Choo-Choo- Train cake with his friends. This special train came loaded with red hot candies, mar- shmallows and peanuts. The little party people played games and enjoyed a lunch of hot dogs, chips, ice cream and strawberry milk. John, who is the son of Joann and Jack Liggett of Oakwood Shores, invited to his party: Jason Heaver. Patrick Huff, Erin Kelsey, Allen VanEvery, Ricky VanEvery. his brothers, David and Christopher and several other friends who were unable to come to the party due to a visit from a virus called "chickenpox". VACATIONERS Verona Huff and her daughter, Sandy, have returned from a ten day trip. They first winged their way to Anaheim, Ca., where they joined her son, Harold, his wife, Gail, and their two sons. Phillip and Jeffrey, for a few days sightseeing at Disneyland and nearby spots. From California they flew to Harold's home in Portland, Or., to continue their visit and celebrate Gail's birth­ day on March 27. NEWLYWEDS A party for the bride and groom was held on Sunday, March 28, at Christ the King hall, honoring Fred and Phyllis Gerich. The celebration was hosted by Fred's parents, Elisabeth and Matt Gerich of Indian Ridge, with friends and relatives toasting the honored couple. Fred and Phyllis met in Washington. D C. where he is stationed with the U.S. Marines On Tuesday, they returned to Washington where they will make their home. CONCERT BAND Harrison School varsity concert band earned a first rating at the district band contest on March 20. They will be in the state contest on May 1. at Lake Villa. Director of the Harrison band is Tom Rome. HAPPINESS IS... Happiness is. ..a typical school morning at home where we hear - Mom, I need a nickel for a pencil -- Mom, would you sign my math progress report? -- Mom. I can't get this knot out of my shoestring - Mom, I need a dollar for my Summer Weekly Reader - Mom. can you sign my report card? -- Mom. I can't find my hat --Mom. Bye! Happiness is...having two Wonder Lake girls, Marge Gibbons and Laura Bell, among the five candidates for prom queen at Marian high school. Happiness is...congratulating Harrison School varsity band on their "first" at district contest. Happiness is...Larry and Joan Freund end little ones, Kim, Mike and Connie, spending a week camping in Florida, enjoying a visit with Joan's brother and family and a damp day at Disney W,grld. Happiness is...Bobby Wagner, celebrating his seventh bir­ thday with a party for his friends, with his dad bar­ becuing hot dogs for all the E ûnno 11 I . * SALE STARTS ' TUESDAY APRIL 6th THRU SATURDAY APRIL 10th 1 As For further information call 279 39J3_ ^ HOLIDAY SUN DISCOUNT 4512 W. RTE. 120 McHenry, Illinois FOR ANY INFORMATION CALL 279 3933 guests (and a special birthday present - a new bike! > YOUNG AT HEARTS Featuring "Marie's Brown Bread" and the skills and talents of ladies, some of whom have been baking fifty years or more - this is what the Young at Hearts bake sale will be of­ fering you on Saturday. April 10 The sale will begin at 9 a m. at Christ the King parish hall. Be sure to come early! Goodies of this quality won't last long! Among the interesting talks gm-ri were Jeanette May. who discussed leather patterns, and Air,\ Opfer, who talked about the uses of yarn Lisa Opfer. ^ . Reporter ( IMMUNITY CALENDAR April 7 - Young at Hearts nutting. Christ the King hall April 8 American legion auxiliary meeting April 10 - School board elections .(vote!); Scout-0 R a m a , W o o d s t o c k fairgrounds ; Young at Hearts bake sale, Christ the King hall. 9 am April 13 - Board of Education meeting. Harrison school April 25 - Registration. CCD classes. Christ the King church April 27 Board of Education •meeting. Harrison school May 1 - Harrison school, state band contest. Attorney Oeneral William J Scott has reminded persons who must file statements of economic interests under the Governmental Ethics act that the deadline for filing is April JO Those persons who must file their statements with the clerk of the county in which they reside include 1 Elected officers of units of local government which in dude counties, municpalities. townships, special districts and other units as may be designated by law * 2 Appointed members of 7oning boards, zoning boards of appeals, regional, county or municipal planning com missions, county boards of review and governing boards of special districts Elected officers of and appointed members of governing boards of local school districts and public community college districts 4. Employees of any unit of local government, school district, or public community college district, earning more than $20,000 per year In ad­ dition. employees who earn less than $20,000 per year must report if they receive fees for professional services rendered for the State or any unit of local government or school district in such an amount that their total income from public employment is I2n. flon per year or more State officers and certain state employees who earn more than $20,000 per year also must file statemrnts but must file with the secretary of state The attorney general noted that statute provides that failure to file may result in forfeiture of office and that filing a false or incomplete statement is a class A misdemeanor Thone persons who fije are entitled to a receipt stating that they have com plied The list of all persons who have filed is forwarded to the State Hoard of Elections, and all statements are available for public inspection at reasonable times The attorney general said that filing requirements under the Governmental Ethics act should not be confused with thos«» which may he required in accordance with the executive order of the Governor establishing the board of ethics I QUIT SMOKING CLINIC- APRIL 19th-23 rd Sponsored by McHenry Business A Professional Women's Club and McHenry Hospital Name Address Phone-- If you wish to attend return to "No Smoking," P O Box 1976. 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