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New Rooms, New Shows For Fourth Annual Town-Country Associate pastor Father Raymond Kmniw, Mi, and father Edmund Petit, pastor of St. Patrick's Catholic church, pose with a clown, circus Memo for Utli year's Town 4 Country event. St. Patrick's Catholic church will be presenting its fourth annual Town & Country event the weekends of June 16 and 17 and 23 and 24. Kids' night will again be presented on the twenty-first of June for all students from 6 to 18. Tickets are available at local businesses and at the rectory. Many different kinds of rooms will be presented this year. Since Town and Country began, a complete comedy room has not been attempted. This year it will be "The Laff Inn", chaired by Bob Wiles, Joe D'Angelo, and Carol Bradley. Ron Melone will present some very fine entertainment in the form of Barbershop Quartet, and a chapter of Sweet Adelines and their room will be called, Circus, Circus. Annie Cuda will promote Cuda's Caboose, a traveling caboose starting in Chicago and ending in San Francisco with singing and dancing along the way. Next on the road Is Loren Schterra with The Last Fling. Modern night club at­ mosphere is present in modern 70's music with a little country western along the way. Then there are Jim and Kevin Coughlin with a complete disco room, Steppin Out. One can watch people perform the latest dance crazes, and then can try them. Other members of the Coughlin family, John and Pat, will have Paddy's Irish Pub. This will include good Irish laughter and refreshments along with some favorite irish tunes. Then there are Kathy Porter and Guy Leonard with Touring With Tin Lizzie, with en­ tertainment from Charlie Chaplin to Proud Mary. There are Gordy and Pat Rehberg taking a Sentimental Journey through a different kind of house, with different kinds of people. The main production' this year will be chaired by Don Reinboldt, and Craig Spengal, titled "A Tribute to Disney's Music, featuring songs and characters from some Disney movies. Again this year, there will be two fine restaurants, Don's Submarine, chaired by Don Folz, and featuring Don's famous submarine sandwiches along witn some old favorites. There will also be a pizza room again, The Haz Bens, chaired by Joan Bauer and Ted Sch- weder. The general chairman, Russ Hopp, and his co-chairmen, Harry Semrow and Mary Anne Wiles, invite the public to this fourth annual Town & Country event. VFW Officers' Installation Officers of the Veterans of Foreign Wars post 4600 and the Ladies auxiliary were installed in impressive ceremonies at the post home May 7. Shown, from left to right, are Martin Spoto, commander-elect of the post; Mary Kuemmel, president-elect of the Ladies auxiliary: Gerry Kuck, installing of fleer for the Ladies auxiliary and Jim Horton, past 5th district commandei who installed the post officers. 4-H NEWS (From Kathi Heberer, ex­ tension Adviser, Home Economist, McHenry County) BLUE JEAN SALE - Do you have a pair of old blue jeans that don't fit or would you like to buy a pair of jeans that are a little worn? The Blue Jean sale is just one of many features of the Far-Out 4-H Super Garage sale. This sale is being spon­ sored by the McHenry ̂ County 4-H Federation to benefit the county 4-H Foundation. The date is Saturday, May 20, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Massey hall at the Fairgrounds in Woodstock. The 4-H'ers welcome donations of rummage. These may be dropped off at Massey hall between 4 and 8 p.m. Friday, May 19, or if this isn't possible, one may call 385-6566 to have it picked up. FAMILY CAMPING - Family camping can be an economical vaction says Kathi Heberer, McHenry county Extension aHviopp With the state of the economy, many families may find it necessary to reevaluate their vaction plans this sum­ mer. One alternative Heberer suggests is family camping at one of the northern Illinois 4-H camps. A family can live in a cabin or in their own tent or camper, meals are prepared by the camp food service and served in a dining hall so parents can enjoy their vaction free from chores. The camp program staff will be on duty at all times to supervise activities, such as nature hikes and campfire programs, and to teach crafts, swimming, canoeing, rafting, volleyball, and other sports. The program provides plenty of free time so every member of the family can "do his own thing", whether fishing, sun­ bathing, or reading, says Heberer. Since no camping gear is required, and the fees include meals, lodging, and equipment, family camping is an economical vacation. Camps sites and the dates of family camping are: White Eagle 4-H camp, Adeline, 111., off Highway 72, southwest of Rockford ~ June 23-25, July 14- 16; and Shaw-waw-nas-see 4-H camp, near Kankakee River State park, off Highway 102, west of Kankakee - July 1 - 4, and July 21 - 23. For free brochure, reser­ vations, and more complete details, call or write the McHenry County Cooperative Extension Service, Box 431, Woodstock. International Opportunites - The IFYE Caravan program is one of several international programs conducted by the Cooperative Extension service HOME INSPECTION Enter the purchase of a home with a complete written and unbiased report as to its condition. NOMINAL FEE 4S HOUR SERVICE Serving All McHenry County Call: Ed Jackson 815-338-4739 HOME INSPECTION SERVICE 418 Dacy St., Woodstock, III. from HISTORY'S SCRAPBOOK DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS May 19,1928--Fifty-one frogs enter the "Frog Jumping Jubilee" in California. May 20, 1861--North Carolina votes to secede from the Union. May 21, 1881--Clara Barton organizes the first American Red Cross in Washington and consents to serve as its president. May 22, 1807--Former Vice President Aaron Burr goes on trial for "treason" was later completely acquitted. New In your neighborhood? And still searching for the grocery store and more closet space? It's my job to help you feel ot home. As WELCOME WAGON Representative, I can supply answers to your new neigh­ borhood questions and bring a basket of gifts to delight your family. Hundreds of people like you in have called me. I hope you will, too. MAY is BETTER Mary Ann L Bellak 1-923-2442 Peggy Kaiser 385-2710 ave Your Hearing Tested! See Your FREE-30 DAY TRIAL HEARING IS A PRECIOUS GIFT . . . Have your hearing evaluated regularly by your doctor. ROBERT STENSLAND assoc McHENRY HEARING AID CENTER 3937 V^MAINS^McHENRY 385-7661 I SERVICE CENTER I -__jAfED^iij221SS2L4iSS1---J OTHER HOURS BY APPOINTMENT through the National 4-H council. This educational ex­ perience offers young people an opportunity to see a new country - not as a tourist, but as a member of a host family, says Hugh Wetzel, University of Illinois Extension 4-H program leader. O t h e r i n t e r n a t i o n a l programs include IFYE, a six- month program similar to Catavan; -IFYE-YDP (Youth Development Project), a 14- month program where par­ ticipants assist in the development of 4-H type programs in another country; Agricultural Training program (ATP), a work study program to Poland and Hungary; - Young Agricultural Specialists Exchange program (YASAP), an agricultural technology exchange program for college graduates with the Soviet Union; and Labo, a language and cultural exchange program with Japan. Country assignments are pending for 10 . IFYE lENTRMSQNU the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system representatives. And one person is presently in language training for the Russian ex­ change. About 140 Japanese young people between the ages of 12 and 16 and their adult tutors are expected to arrive in Illinois July 22 for a month's visit. Two families in McHenry county are hosting Japanesse Labo ex­ changes. In addition, about twenty IFYE visitors from several foreign countries are expected to come to Illinois between June and September. For more information about In­ ternational Opportunities, contact the McHenry County Extension service. PIANO FESTIVAL The National Guild of Piano Teachers' annual Piano festival will be held May 18 through 27 at the First United Methodist church, Crystal Lake. Seventeen teachers from the entire McHenry county area and Elgin will enter over 200 piano students in the event. HALF DAY Mon. thru Thurs. 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