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J BIRTHS Keith Carl is the name chosen by Ray and Mary Beth Watldns, 16352 Eagle Lane, Huntington Beach, CA, 92649, for their first child. The 8 lbs. 8 oz. baby boy was born Nov. 17, at Long Beach Community Hospital, and measured 20"4 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Don --WATKINS and Carole Humann of IfcHenry. Paternal grand­ parents are Dr. Raymond H. Watldns, Sr. of Wonder Lake and the late Gladys Watldns. The infant's maternal great- grandmother is Audrey H. Neuenfeldt of.Long Beach, CA. BPW honors Maurie Taylor mmmmm&Ue Ronald and Judy-Dopke, 3111 N. River Park Drive, McHenry, announce the birth of their fifth child on Nov. 12. Nicholas James arrived at Sherman Hospital, Elgin, weighing 6 lbs. 14 oz. He has two brothers, Mark, age 22, and Matt, 19; and two sisters, Michelle, 17 and Melody, 13. DOPKE Maternal grandparents are Mose and Emma Hochstefler of Nappanee, IN. Ronald and Suzanne Dopke, Sr. of McHenry are the paternal grandparents. Great-grandparents are Mabel Larson of McHenry and Violet Bradley of Chicago. William Braun and Susan of McHenry are the parents of a daughter, born Nov. 4 at Nor­ thwest Community Hospital, Arlington Heights. The 8 lbs. 4 oz. baby has been named BRAUN Rosemary Lynn. She has one sister, Ann Mule, two years old. Proud grandparents are Betty and Edward Peckus of Arlington Heights and Noreen Braun of Rolling Meadows. At the last meeting of the McHenry Business and Professional Women, it was unanimously agreed by the membership to re-name the group's scholarship fund to "The Maurie Taylor BPW Scholarship Fund". Ms. Taylor, who passed away Nov. 7 of this year, had been a very loyal member of the McHenry BPW for many years and was the recipient of the group's "Woman of the Year" award in 1980. Her involvement in helping children of all ages and her years of teaching in the McHenry High School prompted everyone to vote for her name on this program for scholarships to high school seniors. ' Anyone wishing to add memorial contributions to this fund may do so by making their checks payable to the McHenry Business and 'Professional Women, with a notation that they are for the Maurie Taylor BPW Scholarship Fund. They may be mailed to, or dropped off at, the McHenry State Bank, 3610 W. Elm Street, attention of Kathleen Moehllng or Lenora tw. | j rruuy. _ Hie next meeting of the BPW is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 28, at the Branded Steak House in Crystal Lake. It will be hosted by the Legislation Committee. Cocktails will be available at 6:30 pjn., with dinner served at 7. For reservations, call 385- 0258. All members and guests are urged to attend and the public is invited. The program for the evening will feature a speaker, Lou Ness, Community Education Chairman of Turning Point', a not-for-profit organization dealing with domestic violence matters. Mrs. Ness takes special interest in grass roots movements. Previously s&e was very active in veteran affairs in DuPage County, where she focused on women's veteran rights. For further information, contact the Chairman of the Legislation Committee, Lynne Donarski, 385-6260. Social Sally Minchk guest speaker pnpare calling; Women's Aglow Fellowship of Crystal Lake-McHenry will host a luncheon Thursday, Dec. 1, at 10:30 a.m., at John Evans Inn, Crystal Lake. The guest speaker will be Sally Minchk, current president of the Mt. Prospect Women's Aglow Chapter. Ms. Minchk said she was "Baptized in the Holy Spirit" and instant^Bealed of a chronic health problem while attending her first Aglow meeting in 1977. During the following six years, she feds God began to her heart to fulfill his ministering to the nations. This Fall, she was privileged to attend the Christian Celebration during the Feast of Tabernacles in Jerusalem. This was followed by a two-week missionary tour to Egypt. She ministered at churches in Cairo, Tima, Aswan and Lillain Thrasher Orphanage in Assuit, Ahifl Hia tour fay mintafr»rtng at the Cairo Women's Aglow. The deadline for reservations is Sunday, Nov. 27. Please call Mrs. James (Iffld) Hayden, 459- 4077; or Mrs. Dale (Lois) Koss, 385*0614. Holiday brings memories Help offered to new moms Policy for printing wedding write-up As we gather t'gether t' thank th' Lord f r th' many blessin's we've' had, o'er ft' year, we think and pray fr those who've had big troubles, an' our boys in service, in far away places. Would that all could have a peaceful, happy Thanksgivin' bay. No matter how much happiness we have in our own lives, it's o'er-shadowed wi' sadness in other lives. We think o' those who've lost young men in th' service t' peace, an love, an' country. Grandma sez •••• Memories crowd our minds, as th* holidays hear, an' many o' us who've piled up a good many years, give thanks t' still be in our own homes, able t' maintain ourselves, an' not be a burden. We wonder how many more ivin' Days we'll share Wends. vu >' holidays past, this granny c'n almost smell th' turkey a roastin' in th' oven, an' then, again, memory takes me bade t' times when we thanked God fr a bowl o' vegetable soup on that special day. Then, th' memory brings back th' goodness o' friends, better fixed n we were, an' th' happy time they gave us. Back in th' years when th' economy was better balanced, e'en those wi' smaller incomes could afford th' beautiful can­ died fruits, th' citron, quarters an' candied, as we used t' say, an' th' half o' lemon peel n' oranges, too. Nowadays tn' good flavor seems gone, wi' th' way they package 'em, an' ye c'n bet yer bottom dollar, they hain't preserved by parkin' in sugar, in th' old-fashioi So it goes. changed, an' we, who wish th' younguns o' t'c know how it was. Yes, it took a bit o' doin', havin't' start from scratch wi' most ever'thin', but it was good. So much fr th' reminisdn', an' put th' mind on appreciation o' th' many blessin's we en)oy in this modern age. Me thinks th' 'd taste a mite better if >ve ruled this tired way. Everthin' The New Moms Discussion Group, a program offered by the Childbirth and Parenting Association of McHenry County, will meet Nov. 30 at 10 a m. The group, which strives to new moms deal with all of new responsibilities, is to all new moms. It Is a and place to come together and share the negative and positive experiences of *3)0*1 ffietiutu 9>cAooL, 2S501. ROUTE IN, McHENffY MS-UN parenting that accompany motherhood during the baby's first year. = One need not be a first-time mother to attend. For more information about the group and the location of the meeting, more information about the Childbirth and Parenting Association, call Muffie Slater at 459-5858. In order to serve McHenry area brides, the Plaindealer mails wedding forms to all whose engagements were printed in the paper and carry a definite date. These forms must be returned before the wedding. A story with all the information given on the form will appear orny during the week following the wedding; out-of- state weddings will be allowed one more week. Photographs will be printed anytime later, or included with the wedding write-up if they the form at the deadline. 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