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V McHENRV PIAINDEALER Section A Tj*»d«y, Stpfrmber 1. H Community Prenatal classes and open house scheduled Ladies Guild installs new officers Memorial Hospital's Maternity center makes having a baby a "family affair", with both pre-natal Expectant Parent classes and a Sib­ ling Open House during Sept. ^Pre-natal classes will be'held Mondays, Sept. 9, 16,and 23 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the hospital's Margaret Phillips Conference Center. <The Sib­ ling Open House will be held,1 Sun­ day Sept. 29, from 2 to 4 p.nr. in the hospital's maternity center. " During the free parent classes, fraternity center nurses will pro­ vide important information on pre­ natal care and nutrition, labor and (j|elivery, and newborn care. Partic­ ipants will also tour the Maternity Center and view the birthing room. "Expectant parents should plan to attend," said Pam Ofsanik, R.N,, nurse manager of the maternity center. "Especially if the father wishes to remain by the mother's side during the delivery." The Sibling Open House helps ex­ pectant parents prepare their chil­ dren for the arrival of a new family member. The program helps young­ sters become part of the birthing experience, lessening sibling rival­ ry. Children dress up in doctors's garments, tour the delivery suite, Apply, for scholarships The McHenry Rotary Club has applications available now for 1966- 87 Rotary Fund Scholarships. These scholarships are for one academic year abroad and are available to college sty<$ehts and professional people age 18 to 50. The deadline for applications is Oct. 1,1965. Rotary Fund Scholarships cover round-trip airfare, registration, tu­ ition and educational fees, essential books, supplies, room and board, and other specified expenses. The scholarships, which stress goodwill and ambassadorship, are for graduate, undergraduate, voca- tionas and journalism students, and teachers of the handicapped. More than 1,200 scholarships will be avail­ able worldwide to the 439 Rotary International districts in 159 coun­ tries and geographic regions. Five scholarships will be available to the 47 Rotary Clubs in northern Illinois. During their study year, Rotary Foundation scholars are expected to share their culture and broaden their understanding of others In an active program of people-to-people diplomacy. For applications and additional information, contact Dennis Welter at 385-1145 (day), or 385-0571 (evenings). Workshop for Bible planned The McHenry County Office of Catholic Education is sponsoring a Bible Workshop Day Saturday, Sept. 7, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. It will be held at St. Patrick Catholic Church, 3500 W. Washington; St., McHenry. Father William Thompson, a Je­ suit Scripture professor from Loyo­ la University of Chicago will pre­ sent "Approaching Scripture Through Prayer and Study" for all interested Catholic adults. For more information, or to regis­ ter, call Peg Bowman at 338-8444. sample baby formula, and view in- fa^ts in the nursery. At the final station, parents and children ask questions about the maternity center and meet mem­ bers of the nursing staff. Refreshments are served, and certificates given to the children, ir completion of the •or more information regarding either of these events, contact the Menorial Hospital Maternity Center at 815-338-2500, extension 332. The first meeting in the calendar year of St. Patrick's Ladie? Guild will be Monday, Sept. 9, the second Monday of the month, due to the Labor Day holiday. Officers of the guild for 1965-86 are Edna Fanning, president; Regi- na Green, vice-president; Dorothy Ryan, secretary; and Barbara Haffner, treasurer. - At a recent executive board meet­ ing, the standing committees and their chairmen were announced as follows: Membership, Irene Rieger, Martha Dignan; Publicity, Vi Rich, Mary Jean Lahs; Program, Dolores Greene; Hospitality, Jeanette Bish­ op, Vi Rich; Sacristy Cite, Marjo- rie McCarthy, Marion Longfield; Kitchen Activities, Claire Miller; Telephone, Regina Greene, Jean­ ette Bishop; Social, Jan Walker, Rita Martin; Caring Friends (Royal Terrace) Dorothy Ryan; Sunshine, Irene Rieger; Spiritual, Mary Jean Lahs; and Ways and Means, Regina Green. " Highlights of the guild's activities will include a Day of Recollection Wednesday, Sept. 18, conducted by Father Patrick Corbally, who re­ cently assisted at St. Mary's in Mc­ Henry but is now pastor of St. On Oct. 84, the annual Fall Dee- Mary's in Maple Park, 111. Father's sert Card Party is on the calendar; talks are always Inspirational and and at Christmas there will be a Mass, the Sacrament of Reconcilia- J potluck luncheon, followed by a spa* tkm and Benediction of the Blessed dal program. < Sacrament will be part of the day's ~ will be agenda. Lunch will be catered, so reservations are required. For in­ formation and reservations, call 385-5165 on or before Sept. 9. On Oct. 7, the annual Membership Tea is scheduled with recognition of not only new members, but also the * honorary ladies. Mass for all guild members will be celebrated at noon, followed by a light luncheon. A surprise for 1986 is the annual Valentine Luncheon and Card Party which will be held Shrove Tuesday, Feb. u, the day before Lent begins, so the theme ol the day will be "A Mardi Gras Valentine." A membership drive is now on until Sept. 30. Any lady in McHenry interested in the goals of the guild Is cordially invited to Join. 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