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\ ^cNJNRYJjJLAINDI^LEj^ectlonJ Community * **SIPm. Defenders hold first wild bird seed sale left to right are Bob Ostium, Maria and Curtis Bremer at ; the 68th Lions Club International Convention held in Dallas, Tex. J There were 32,000 members in attendance from 157 nations. * Curtis wle the delegate from McHenry. . The McHenry County Defenders will hold its 1st annual Wild Bird Seed Sale Oct 5. Orders for the bird seed are due by Sept. 16. "A variety of wild bird seed products in bulk will be available at substantial sav­ ings," said Jerry Paulson, Defend­ ers Executive Director. "This is an opportunity for the public to help feed the birds this winter and sup- p o r t d e f e n d e r s e d u c a t i o n programs." Prepaid orders will be taken by the McHenry County Defenders until Sept. 16. The seed will be picked up Oct. 5 at the Recycling Buy-Back location, 5005 Rt. 14in Crysral Lake. Several kinds of seed are avail­ a b l e , i n c l u d i n g b l a c k o i l a n d stripped sunflower seed, wildbird mix, cracked corn, and thistle (Niger )seed. Feeding wild birds in the winter is fun, and also helpful in supplement­ ing the wild birds diet. Wild Bird habitats and wild foods have been lost as the human population contin­ ues to grow, thus supplemental feed­ ing is useful in helping the birds through the winter. It is also fun to observe birds at a feeder. McHenry County Defenders is a non-profit environmental organiza­ tion founded in 1970 and isf primarily involved in recycling, local environ­ mental issues and educational prograriftningr^ For advice on how to get started feeding winter birds or to obtain a wild bird seed order form, contact the defenders at 459-0450. Installed * ° » . . . Iwonder Lake: Taking calendar orders now Russ Parker, on the left, is shown Immediately following his installation as the new McHenry Post 491 Commander, by James Chester, McHenry County Commander. Also Installed were John Quinlan, senior vice-commander; Mike Niska, junior vice-com­ mander; Bill Walter, finance officer; Jim Chester, adjutant; Harold Vydtal, chaplain; Lewis Schroder, sergeant at arms; Clayton Hudson, assistant sergeant at arms; Berate Matchen, t advocate. historian and Ed Reid, judge i * The big push is on right now to sell the 1966 Wonder Lake calendar. A 4 chance to win a trip for two to £ Jamaica will be an extra incentive «to anyone ordering a calendar be­ te fore Sept. 30, so order soon. Do so by * stopping in at the Wonder Lake * State Bank or contact Ed McMahon, I calendar chairman. * Saletf were overwhelming last 7ear and the hopes are to at least double sales this coming year. Re­ member that the profits from the calendar will go directly to improv- • ing Wonder Lake. Plans are for the 4 eventual dredging of the lake when ;• the monetary goal is reached. : v NATIVITY NEWS , Now that the lazy days of summer are over, a full schedule of activities - is planned at Nativity Lutheran ' Church. The Joyful Juniors Choir, open to any child who is able to read, will begin practice Sept. 16, from 6:30 to 7:15 p.m. The Senior Choir will be- >, gin practices Sept. 12, at 7:30 p.m. v. / Regular Bethel classes will begin •' "Sept. 10, with the final unit of the '/New Testament. This will be taught ^hy Betty Gabel from 9 to 10 a.m. or ^7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Immediately fol­ lowing this unit, Betty will again be - teaching the Book of Revelation be­ ginning Oct. 29 through Dec. 10, at the same times. Anne Sowers 653-9549 The next LCW meeting will be held Wednesday, Sept. 18, at 7:30 p.m. All ladies of Nativity are en­ couraged to attend. x Sunday School will begin with a Rally Day Sept. 8. The children will be treated to ice cream sundaes as a /special treat that day. v Don't forget the paint and cleanup day at Nativity Sunday, Sept. 22, following the 10:30 a.m. service; and the Service Auction Sunday, Oct. 6. HOSPITAL VISITORS Viola Rockowicz is a patient at ^Harvard Hospital after suffering a Jheart attack. She is now in stable ^condition and should be doing well. J Bill Lamont is at Woodstock hospi­ tal but this time as a patient and not was a visitor. He is our local ambas- *sador of cheer and can be seen mak­ ing his rounds just about every jweek, saying "hi" to Wonder Lake presidents who are confined. GOOD NUTRITION IS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY MAKE 600D HEALTH A FAMILY AFFAIR. 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