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f Mrs. Robert Covalt, left, secretary of Church Women United, and Mrs. John Bolger, one of the chairwomen of Meals on Wheels, both of McHenry, are shown preparing for meeting to be held Friday morning in Wesley hall of the First United Methodist church, Crystal Lake. Church Women United Church Women of McHenry, Crystal Lake and Woodstock areas will meet Friday mor­ ning, April 11, at 9:15 in Wesley hall , First United Methodist church, 236 W. Crystal Lake avenue (at Dole), in Crystal Lake. Mrs. Harry Stinespring of McHenry has arranged for a most informative and challenging program on the activities now being carried out daily by church women in the Lake Region. Some of the directors and chairwomen of the programs will serve on a panel. Opportunity for discussion and questions will be included in the morning program. Coffee and rolls will be served at 9:15 fellowship hour, which will give opportunity for those attending to share with each other their faith, ideas, programming and hopes as members of local churches and participants in Church Women United. Meals on Wheels is under the auspices of Church Women United of Lake Region and in McHenry. The chairwomen are Mrs. J . Bolger, Mrs. Kennis Brannock and Mrs. Edward Frett . Delivering meals to shut- Legal Notice Sealed bids will be received for milk, bakery products, ice- crearft products, and gasoline to be used by the Jonnsburg School District No. 12 in the 1975-76 school year. Specifications and bid forms for the above mentioned products are available at the administrative center after April 10, 1975. The Board of Education of Johnsburg District No. 12 reserves the right to reject or waive any irregularities in any bids which proves beneficial to the district . Bobbie Hart, Secretary Board of Education Johnsburg School * District No. 12 (Pub. April 9, 1975) ins and the elderly is an im­ portant ministry carried on daily. The Clothing Closet in Woodstock is also under the direction of Church Women United. Church World Service projects and clothing collec­ tion, as well as the sewing of needed items, has long been a part of the movement. Mrs. Kennis Brannock is McHenry representative. Mrs. Joe Fodpora is vice-president of Church Women United in Lake Region and is chairing the HOSPITAL NOTES MCHENRY HOSPITAL Admittances to McHenry hospital includad Diane Johnson, Lori Jean Miller, Robin Grenell , Michael Aubin, Carol Carlson. John Brown, Rose Ann Walsh, Leonard Gehrke, Frank Hromec. John Landgraf, Dolores Bolger, Doris Pratt . Michael Schratt , Marie Gritzuk, Theresa Melone, McHenry; Leonard Marturana and Edward Ponek, Spring Grove; Helen Leaveck, Wonder Lake. . MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Margaret Halley, Master Scott Detwiler, David Fischer, Eva Kaufmann, Bernice Celmer, Stella Lojkovic, Ralph Swearingen and Sharon Peterson, Wonder Lake; Kenneth Farman, Susan Hiller, John Jepson, Carol Winters, Debra Emrich, Chad Olson, Pamela Johnson, Cecil Bays, Clarence Keim, Charles Kloeckner, McHenry; Eugene Miller, Ringwood. HARVARD HOSPITAL Edward Schmitt , McHenry, was a patient in Harvard hospital. Forum scheduled for Friday, The president is Mrs. Alfred Seiling of Crystal Lake. •Sitter service is provided by the host church. Mail Questionnaires To Senior Citizens In an attempt to discover the needs of the senior citizens of McHenry county. State Rep. Cal Skinner, jr . <R-Crystal Lake) is mailing question­ naires to approximately 5,000 senior citizens county-wide. This .questionnaire was designed with the assistance of Dean LaFrentz from the Department on Aging in Springfield and its results will be turned over to the newly formed senior citizens council of McHenry county. "For too long, those over 65 have been taken for granted in McHenry county; , Skinner said. "Some can't even afford to retire locally. Those who can manage to hang on are usually ignored bv our youth-oriented communities. "Questionnaires, such as the ones I have sent out this week, can be a useful tool in deter­ mining the needs of out seniors ' I believe it is t ime for all governmental agencies to listen to the needs of those they are going to serve before a program is begun. Too often the approach of governmental departments has been to design in program and hope that it f i ts the community". Skinner continued. "The Department on Aging seems to be taking a step in the right direction by encouraging the early participation of (hose who will be affected by any programs that may involve senior citizens". Skinner said. "Any McHenry county senior citizen who does not receive a questionnaire and would like to lake part in the survey, may contact my office by writing P.O Box :?()«. Crystal Lake. Ill . 60014 A questionnaire will be sent to you by return mai Skinner concluded. An educator, retiring after f i f t y y e a r s o f t e a c h i n g , says: "I am going to study." Pass that along to students! There is always an ade­ quate supply of leaders for community efforts, if publi­ city is involved. - WESTINGHOUSE UPRIGHT FREEZER 18.0 Cu. Ft. MODEL FU182P • .}0 lb. capacity - ft . 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