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PAGE 3 • PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, AUGU8T 22, lft#^ Invite Local Artist To Showk In Rockton Art Fair ELECT BOARD MEMBERS - Community Concerto association of Crystal Lake announces the election of six new board members. Pictured, from left, are Mary Dubas, McHenry; George Boddy, Cary; Peg Denker, Crystal Lake; Jeanne Albert, Huntley; and Anne Galloway and Marion Dillon, both of Crystal Lake. The four concert series features duo-pianists, Rostal and Schaefer, in October. In January, tenor, Phillip Creech, will be presented. The Joffrey Ballet will be highlighted in February, and in March, the Texas Boys Choir will perform. Membership is limited. Those interested are asked to contact Helen Bird, 171S W. South Shore drive. Crystal Lake, for further information. Senior Club Art Director Teaches, Paints At Meeting There will be no executive committee meeting on Sept. 3 because of Labor Day. Mr.' and Mrs. Gregory Mayer, McHenry, are the proud parents of a baby boy born Aug. 10. Eric Justin Mayer weighed 9 lbs. 2 oz., and has a sister, Lisa Ann, 3 years old. Mr. and Mrs. George Hansen, Pistakee Highlands are the maternal grandparents, and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mayer, McHenry, are the paternal grandparents. The mother is the former Deborah Hansen. ' Mr. and Mrs. Steve (Margie) Bjorkman, McHenry, named their first child Stacy Marie. The 6 lb. 14 oz. girl was born Aug. 6 in Woodstock Memorial hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Koffend. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bjorkman are the paternal grandparents. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs> James Koffend, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bjorkman, and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bavetz. All grandparents and great-grandparents are from McHenry. Stacie Marie also enjoyed a special visit from her aunt, Helen Hora of Chicago. Among recent births at Woodstock hospital was the Aug. 15 birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs., James Klapperich, McHenry, and the Aug. 16 birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wieczorek, McHenry. Bernice Papiech of McHenry. grandmother of three, who began painting in 1973, has been invited to participate in the 9th Annual Rockton Art fair. Animal portraits are her first interest with landscapes a close second. Her accomplishments include award ribbons at the Harvard Art fair in 1975, 1976, 1977 and 1978; and the Bolingbrook Art fair in 1977. One of her seascapes was donated and auctioned at the 1977 WTTW, Channel 11 annual auction. She joins approximately 100 artists, including twenty-four new entries from a four-state area in the Rockton Art fair, Sunday, Aug. 19 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the village park. The event is sponsored by the H o n o n e g a h F e d e r a t e d Women's club and is under the direction of general chair­ persons, Marianne DeLoach and Myrna Griffin. Admission is free. Food will be available on the grounds. Art fair entries for the Adult division are by invitation only. No adult entries will be ac­ cepted the day of the fair. One Best of Show and several Awards of Merit ribbons will be presented. Judging the Adult division is William Pribble, Crystal Lake. He has twenty-five years teaching experience with 10 years of his teaching at the American Academy of Art. At present he conducts classes in his private studio in Crystal Lake and is a full time painter. He was listed in the 1970 I publication * of Outstanding I Educators of America. He iS~a~ member of the Ameru Society of Artists, and is author of the book, "Paint the Still Life in Oil". FUR FASHION SHOW - During McHenry hospital's annual dinner dance, Oct. 13, a fur fashion show will be presented for the benefit of the paramedic program. Shown modeling are Marge Samet, McHenry, in a woman's mink "bubble cape", and Bill Talidls, Union, in a man's shearling lamb coat. Further information may be obtained from the hospital's Public Information department, 385-2200. After the Aug. 13 business meeting of the McHenry Senior Citizens club, 173 members enjoyed the program presented by Alf Heggeland, art director, who lectured and answered questions while painting a beautiful oil landscape. Helen MacGregor, a member of the social committee, was the winner of the painting. Many of Heggeland's art students were in attendance and received a warm welcome. Past and coming events were discussed. The annual picnic, now a pleasant memory, was well attended, thanks to the beautiful day. James Jensen has completed another of his Drivers Refresher courses. The dates of 4ha nextcourse will be an­ nounced latST--This is a free •sccyjce offered by the McHenry Senior Tltizens club in con­ junction with the Secretary of State's office. One does not have to be a member to attend the course. Saturday, Aug. 5, forty-eight bowlers participated in the Candelight Bowling and buffet dinner, t The event was well received, according to Albert S c h u b e r t , c h a i r m a n f o r a senior bowling group, and will be repeated. John Doerr, tour chairman, reported that there will be two buses going to the Fireside Restaurant to see "My Fair Lady". There will be a stop at the Jones Sausage factory before going to the restaurant. Buses will leave McHenry Savings and Loan parking lot at 9:45 a.m. Ruth Fradell has additional information. Bus for the three day Covered Bridge trip will leave the same parking lot at 8 a.m. Oct. 16. Among possible future events is a trip to the Ice Follies in November. The Aug. 27 meeting will feature a garden show as its program. 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