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Separated •Divorced Coping With * e Jazz • ' , J PAGE 3-PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14,I»7§ PTO Concert "Getting through the holidays" is the topic for the McHeiury area Separated and Divorced group meeting Thursday, Nov. 15, 8 p.m. in the Oak room at Montini Middle school. Dr.Joe Cools, psychologist with "Family Service and Community Mental Health for McHenry county will be the speaker. He is the author **of the newspaper column, "Coping". Emphasis will be given to ways of dealing with the loneliness and aloneness that the holidays can bring. All separated," divorced, single, or widowed persons are invited to attend this presentation. 4-H Recognizes Serve The annual 4-H leaders and members Recognition banquet was held recently at a restaurant in Crystal Lake. The banquet is one of the highlights of the 4-H year because it is the main public recognition of leaders and members. Outstanding leaders are announced for their many years of service, and are honored by members, with speeches by the 4-H King and Queen. / Members are recognized by receiving the high awards offered on the county level for outstanding projects, and the project winners are selected by the McHenry County Youth council. Outstanding members are also selected, based on their total accomplishments on different projects and 4-H, school, community and church activities. For more information about the 4-H program, contact the university of Illinois Cooperative Ex­ tension service office at their new location, 789 McHenry avenue in Woodstock. 0 HOSPITAL NOTES WOODSTOCK MEMORIAL Admissions:Baby Andrew Nellessen, Raleigh Pulver, Mrs. Darlene Heim, Mrs. Bernie Dvorscak, Mrs. Kathleen Breit and Master Brian Gates, all of McHenry. Also. Osborne^lson, Mrs. Frieda Jean^md Mrs. Roberta Miller, all of Wonder Lake. <3& Hold Reciprocity Day The Whispering Oaks Woman's club will hold its annual Reciprocity Day Nov. 14, 1 p.m. at the Whispering Oaks com­ munity center. After a short business meeting, Herbert H. Duenow will review "The Vicar of Christ" by Walter F. Mur- phy. The book traces the rise of Declan Walsh from a marine officer, who wins the Congressional Medal of Honor in Korea, to Chief Justice of the United States. Eventually he becomes a papal knight representing the president at the Vatican and then is elected Pope himself. There is a striking coincidence between the plot and recent events: ...both; feature a short lived Pontiff succeeded by a non-Italian Pope. Revise RTA Bus Routes Over 20 suburban bus routes serving the six-county region will be revised to better meet the tranr sportation needs of residents, as a result of action taken by the Regional Transportation authority board of directors. In McHenry county, Route 809 (Woodstock-McHenry- Crystal Lake) will eliminate weekday evening service. RTA board members have approved implementation of the suburban Bus Produc­ tivity study, citing a need to eliminate five routes and revise service on 28 routes due to low usage. Board members also directed staff to market several routes in an effort to make the public more aware of the services RTA is providing in specific areas. The bus productivity study examined the effectiveness of 57 suburban routes in the region, pinpointing areas were $468,600 in operating expenses can be saved by the Authority which funds bus carriers in Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, McHenry and will counties. Board members approved the study after a series of public hearings were held to seek input from suburban residents. Many routes which staff had originally targeted for elimination were retained after sub­ stantial interest was shown by municipal officials and residents. Barbecued Onions For each serving, select a medium sweet Spanish onion. Wrap unpeeled onions in foil. Place ;«n hot coals. Roast 45 to 60 minutes or until onions are tender, turning occasional­ ly. To serve, open foil and slash onions. Dot with butter and season to taste with salt and pepper. BIRTHS Rebecca Sue is the name! chosen by Mr. and Mrs. David Borcovan of East­ wood Manor for their daughter, born Nov. 11 in Memorial hospital, Wood­ stock. The baby, named for her aunt, Susan Borcovan, who shares the same day of birth, weighed 6 lbs., 7 oz. Rebecca is the only grand­ child of Pat Borcovan of McHenry and Elmer Bor­ covan of Texas. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Okey Of Woodstock. The new mother is the former Mary Okey. Joe and Jean Etten, of McHenry, wish to announce the birth of their son, Christopher Francis. He was born Nov. 1, at Sherman hospital, Elgin, weighed 7 lbs. 7 oz. and measured 21" long. A brother, Joseph, 16 months old, was waiting at home for the new arrival. Maternal grandparents, Frank and Betty Geijde, and paternal grandparents, Joe and Verona Etten, are all of McHenry. Other births recorded at Woodstock Memorial hospital are a boy born Nov. ivto Mf. and Mrs. Michael Mafach of Ringwood; a girl born Nov. 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Holtz, of McHenry; and a boy born Nov. 10, to Mr. and Mts. Joseph Dvorscak of McHenry. On Nov. 11, baby girls were born to Mr. and Mrs. David Borcovan of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donovan of Wonder Lake. The Johnsburg PTO has announced its first presentation of 1979-'80. The Northern Illinois university, Jazz band will be performing in concert, Friday, Nov. 16, 7:30 p.m. at the Johnsburg high \ school, 1750 Ringwood road. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. and there will be a nominal admission. The NIU Jazz ensemble, under the direction of professor Ron Modell, has a wide range of successful performing experience. Their on-campus concerts draw capacity crowds and annual tours are always received with audience approval. Their diverse musical presentations and Professor Modell's rapport with the audience all con­ tribute to this success. BIBLE VERSE "Man looketh on the outward appearance. but the Lord looketh on the heart. " 1. To whom was this verse spoken? 2. By whom was spoken? 3. In connection with what incident? < t 4. Where may the verse be found? Answers To Bible Verse 1. To the Prophet Samuel. , < 2. By Jehovah. 3. The anointing of David, the son of Jesse. 4. I Samuel 16:7b. NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY JAZZ ENSEMBLE Members of the com­ munity and surrounding areas are invited to attend. UU ID whi > still care The coat sweater in 100 percent acrylic and natural color is smart with skirts and pants. Cable and chain stitch designs combine for style. The "Carrousel" quilted nylon airplane jacket pro­ vides warmth for youngsters against cold, winter winds. The quilted jacket is pile- lined. WATER RESERVOIR LINERS No more tedious cleanup when you use West Bend Humidifier Reservoir Liners! They protect reservoir from the minerals in tap water that cause staining and lime build-up, so there's no need - for time-consuming scouring and scrubbing LEE & RAY ELECTRIC 1005 N. Front St. McHenry mm 3307 W. Elm St. McHenry, Illinois 385-1172 OPEN 7 DAYS! ! / , You Are Cordailly Invited TO ATTEND A HOLIDAY DINNER FASHION SHOW Monday, December 3rd at *1/l/indfiLlT 6 pm - Cocktails and Entertainment 6:45 pm - Dinner (Tax & Tip Included) 7:30 pm - Fashion Show with Special Attraction "Mink Barn Furs", plus Door Prizes! $10.00 per person (Cocktails priced separately) LIMITED SEATING, SO GET YOUR TICKETS EARLY Your ticket confirms your reservation. Sorry....no refunds or cancellations. If you'd only listened to us last year, you could be more than $500' merrier this year. 'That's our $10 Christmas Club, plus Interest So don't ignore our Christmas Club this year. Come to McHenry State Bank and join soon. You'll be able to save from $.50 to $20 a week. And you'll be getting interest on your completed club besides. Face it. It's a lot easier than not having enough Christmas money next year. State Bank McHenry "Where people count more than money" 3510 W. Elm St. and Lillian St. &jCrystal Lake Rd. McHenry, Illinois Richmond Rd. & Pearl St. „ 385-1040 |ft 16 Take a Tad off The Christmas Crunch