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Tell B.P.W. Story Cfcthy Nolan, left, member of the Public Relations committee In charge oKthe tenth anniversary commemoration of the Basin ess and Professional Women's club, and Llbby Podpora tell the story of B.P.Wt to Mazlne Moy, a new member. Both Ms. Nolan and Ms. Podpora are past presidents and clfcrter members of the local club. • STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD The McHenry Business and Professional Women's club was chartered Oct. 1, 1969, with 31 members. The . present membership is now ap­ proximately 50 members. Objectives of the club are to further women ifi business, work toward supportive legislation to benefit women, contribute toward members" community interests, provide scholarships to further education of youth and working women, ratification of ERA, help members be better in­ formed about the business world, and work toward in­ creased membership. The BPW gave two scholarships this past year. One went to Patty Congdon, who used the award to further her business career studies, and one to Mark Patterson, who entered the architectural field. The club feels scholarships to be very important and try to raise funds during the year to increase support for the youth ahd women in the area to help them further their education. Fund raisers include bake sales, book reviews, and in the immediate future is a card party Nov. 13 at St. Patrick's church hall. Each year mittens are donated to the Head Start program, and Christmas gifts to the elderly. Members also cooperate with the Salvation Arii^y Donut day project, collecting on the streets for this worthy cause. •^Programs sponsored by the club include an action courseln political honestv, "I quit smoking clinic", child abuse program, the Open Primary petition drive, and the Legislative cut-back drive. The - club sent. two representatives to the national convention in Boston, Mass. The club has received various state and national awards. Each year a woman is selected from McHenry to receive the "Woman of the Year" award. This award is given to a well deserving business women who has been nominated by any McHenry citizen. She is chosen for her business accomplishments and contributions to the public welfare of the community. Nominations this year will be received until Oct. 13 and the award will be given at the Oct. 22 dinner meeting at Raymond's restaurant in Johnsburg. Fun projects for the club include a "Day at the Races", a dinner and play, and entering a float in the Marine day parade of McHenry. The BPW holds a meeting every third Monday of the month. Each committee is responsible for securing a different restaurant and speaker for the monthly meeting. Members are kept informed on business and politics. ; Anyone interested in membership may contact the president, Mrs. George S. (Adeline) Pedersen, at her residence. 2020 W. Rt. 120, or the ihembership chairman, Mrs. Gene (Lillian) Revell, 707 Emerald drive, McHenry. CHURCH SERIES THEME "Challenging Christianity with Christ" will be the theme of a 3-week series starting at 9:30 and 11 a.m., Sunday, Oct. 7, at the Unity church of Crystal Lake, located at the in­ tersection of Rt. 31 and US 14. The 9:30 a.m. service will be an informal review of the same material presented in the 11 o'clock service but with the opportunity for questions and discussion. Other activities offered include a class series entitled The Twelve Powers of Man presented Tuesday evenings. Newcomers are welcome. Gripes On TV? If you have a com­ plaint, or merely a com­ ment, to send to the tele­ vision networks, here is where to send it: Audience Information, ABC-TV, 1330 Avenue of Americans, N.Y., N.Y. 10019; Audience Service, CBS-TV, 51 W. 52 St., N.Y., N.Y. 10019; Audi­ ence' Services, NBC-TV, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, N.Y.,N.Y. 10020; and Viewer Mail, PBS, 4475 L'Enfant Plaza West, SW, Washington, D.C. 20024. If the viewer wishes to complain to the Federal Communications * Com­ mission, write: Consumer Assistance Office, Rm. 258, 1919 M St. NW, Washington, D.C. 20554. If there are objections about commercials one wishes to direct- to the Federal Trade Commis­ sion, the address is: FTC, Pennsylvania Ave. & Sixth St., NW, Washing­ ton. D.C. 20580. And, one can write either of the committees in Congress: Senate Sub- comm. on Communica­ tions, Russell Office Building, Rm. 130, Wash­ ington, D.C. 20510 or House Subcomm. on Communications, Ray- burn House Office Building, Rm. B 333, Washington, D.C. 20515. Concerned viewers, especially parents, can- perhaps-improve the fare of U.S. television with their suggestions and objections about the level of entertainment now coming into almost every home. As a certainty, the effort could do no harm. r 4-H NEWS 1 COUNTY FEDERATION At the first meeting of the 1979 McHenry County 4-H Federation, a planning com­ mitted was named to schedule the speakers and events for the coming year. A Halloween party committee was formed to plan the October party, and also a committee to tear down the 4-H float. It was decided to drop the square dance committee from the list of annual county committees. Diane Hejnrich and Sue PAGE S -PLA1NDEALER • Maleniuswere chosen to represent the Federation at the McHenry County 4-H Foun­ dation. We decided to give a 4-H flag to the old courthouse in order to promote 4-H Week (Oct. 7-13). The newsletter Teen Scene was given a $100 budget for this year. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3, l#7t The next meeting will be a. Halloween party Oct. 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