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Area 4-H members invited to conference McHenry County 4-H mem bers, 14 years and older, are encouraged to "Plug in Their Potential" during the 1985 State 4-H Conference to be held June 18 to 21 at the Urbana- Champaign campus of the University of Illinois, says Kathy Halstead, McHenry County Extension Youth Ad­ visor. Conference participants will have the opportunity to meet new friends, take part in workshops keyed to their special interests, attend the theatre and dances and get a taste of college life. The conference is expected to involve some 600 4-H'ers from around the state, and par­ ticipants may select from 86 workshops taught by U of I faculty and other resource persons. In addition to workshop sessions, some delegates win participate in the Conference Swing Choir, develop an audio­ visual presentation for the closing assembly and prepare the conference newspaper. Scott McKain will give the keynote address and the closing ceremony will feature Geni Rourke, former Illinois 4-H member and WICD-television personality. She will tell 4-H'ers how she was able to develop her own potential and challenge them to do the same. Other program features will include an outdoor pork chop barbeque, a professional theatre presentation of "Music Man," a dinner recognizing donors to the Illinois 4-H program and a dance. Local 4-H members interested in attending the 1985 State 4-H Conference have until April 15 to register at the McHenry County Extension Office, 789 McHenry Ave., Woodstock, 60098, Phone: (815) 338-4747. Cost for the year's Conference is $70. Donors asked to respond to critical blood shortage The Aurora Area Blood Bank is facing what a spokesman called a "critical shortage in its blood supply" this week. The supply is 50 percent of normal, according to a spokesman from Aurora Center. The center is the sole supplier for 22 hospitals in an eight county area. The hospitals require 225 pints.of blood a day. A donor generally gives one pint. * The shortage is a seasonal phenomenon, he said. Supplies are short in the winter because fewer people give blood during the holidays. At the same time, the number of operations m- CLIP OUT AND SAVE THIS AD FOR A FREE CLASS! EXERCISE!! "WIN, LOSE or DRAW" WAKE UP YOUR BODY!! STAY LIMBER HEALTHIER & HAPPIER mm it5 WOMEN UP TO40 LBS. OVERWEIGHT MON., WED., FRI. AT 9AM-10AM (one day or more per week) $2.00/class QOam-nam class If 9 or more register) 4108 E. WONDER LAKE ROAD WONOERLAKE.IL 72*0045*72*1X104 YOUNGER LADIES ...AEROBICS... SAT. I TUES. I THURS. 2.3PM I 74PM I 7-8PM Wall to Wall Carpeting, Air Conditioning Stirrups-4 machines-music , $2.50/class ,, ' . .y/ jf . ".I* ' ' V-' V*-' M r ! : - . V v i Miffed Sheriff creases, because operations are put off during the real cold months. All types of blood are needed. Donors should be between 17 and 66 years of age, weigh at least 110 pounds and be in generally good health. They should abide by their regular schedule and should not skip meals prior to giving blood. The Aurora Spokesman said giving blood takes 20 to 30 minutes. Donors may go directly to Zion Lutheran Church, 4206 W. Elm, McHenry on Monday, March 25, 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sheriff Ed Earl Dodd, Frank Harrison of Woodstock, is about to take our his frustrations on T.V. Man Melvin P. Thorpe, Gary Koon of Huntley, in a scene from the Woodstock Musical Theatre Com­ pany's production of "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas." The musical will be performed weekends April 12 through April 27 at the Woodstock Opera House. For ticket information call (815) 338-5300, Tuesday through Sunday after noon. 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Next season's concerts series will include Nina Svetlanova, pianist, Sept. 28; Robin and Linda Williams, country-folk singers, Oct. 27; Jury's Irish Cabaret of Dublin bringing a variety of Irish songs and dances, March 16; and New York Light Opera bringing melodies from favorite operettas in early April. Membership in Community Concerts includes admission to all four concerts. Prices are: family plan $50 (includes two adults and all children in the family through high school age), adults $20, senior citizens $18. and students $10 (through high school age). New members will receive the bonus concert of the Aurora Trio on April 14. All concerts are given at Crystal Lake South High School auditorium, 1220 S. McHenry Ave. in Crystal Lake. For further information, contact Lois Kohl at 385-5635. TAX ASSISTANCE Free income tax assistance is now being provided in McHenry through the AARP and McHenry County Senior Citizens' CounCll. 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