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L'DuLLL. EIlLjkJEJu ULU2IJUC.' UtU.IuE BDBBI IE tJEiW Mlli G EJG3K •TBliKEU; J WRCII-I HP;IHSIUIFJFIPJ liuLJGU wiSUttu Bfe)D!3iZ!feJ2!l onasn feiuJJCJ&GL •J&U UUOF: LJJU fcjnUijiJK t'K.lfZlUK c-jtjauurj atjciawf: 6 Myti*ieij$«3Bw^« 7 CftaarlorourtkM S Sola, ol lUmt 9 EUIt_ 10 Archttacl Saaftnan 11 Sradbwy'tloiM. Visit the Country Smokehouse... See our 1 Ton Cheese! ' j ORIOLE «htrt«N M'AUli 4-I'l.AlNDKAI.KK- WKDNKSDAY, AUGUST 31; lfM r ' Fartfily Walk-a-tHori A walk-a-thon to promote family- centered activity will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 18. at the McHenry County Conservation District's Glacial Park. The walk-a-thon is being spon­ sored by the La Leche League of McHenry-Pox Lake area. The walk is a very scenic three-mile hike through beautiful woods along grassy pathways. FamiHes are invited to bring a bag lunch to eat after the walk while enjoying the park, people and the prizes. All donors will be eligible for a giveaway of family-centered gifts, which have been donated'by many local merchants. There will be a prize for the family or individual whobrings in the most money for the group. La Leche League was founded in 1956 by a group of mothers who had successfully nursed their babies and wanted to help others who wanted to nurse their babies too. They felt the best way to do' this was mother-to- mother help. Since then, the league has grown and has over 13.000 leaders in the U.S.. Canada and 48 other countries around the world. LaLeache League's motto is good mothering through breastfeeding. The proceeds from the walk-a- thon will be used to continue the many services of the local group, which includes free information to doctors and hospitals, 24-hour telephone help to mothers in need, training and education of leaders and a contribution to La Leche League International to enable them to continue helping mothers in other countries. \ • Anyone interested in the walk, or anyone interested in pledging a donation should contact the walk-a- thon's chairperson Mrjk. Kathy iMichael) Thompson at i8l5) 675- 2065 or the group s leader Mrs. Margie i Thomas > McCarthy at 385- Rotarians Observe Youth Month Display Photos Twenty-six ribbons were won by four McHenry County College photography students submitting entries in the recent McHenry County Fair. The award-winning photos fere on display for the next two weeks on the walls of the lower floor hallways in MCC's main building, along with the best photos and portfolios of the summer session as voted by photography students. MCC photography instructor Denis Bancroft, center, is shown positioning one of the winning entries from the county fair, as Edith Obenchain of Woodstock', left, Bill Laskey and Sharon Duffy of Crystal Lake, right of center, and Mike Reed of Woodstock, far right, supervise placement of their photographic works. A display of photog representing the best work of McHenry County College photography students is open to public view for the next two weeks on the walls of the lower floor hallways in MCC's Main Building, Route 14 and Lucas Road, Crystal Lake. Twenty-six ribbons were won by MCC photography students at the recent McHenry County Fair. They are award-winning, entries by Sharon Duffy and Bill Laskey of Crystal Lake, Edith Obenchain and Mike Reed of Woodstock. Also included in the show are the best photos and portfolios of MCC's summer session as voted by photography students. . Entire portfolios are on display by Milgred Arndt of Island Lake, Greg Pustaver of Woodstock and Marianne Sch­ wa rz of Marengo. Even if your pet seems healthy, he should still have an annual checkup plus any needed booster shots. Your veterinarian is also trained to spot any potential health problems before they become serious. Rotarians of the Mc)ienry Rotary club will celebrate Youth Activities Month during September. ; This special month is set aside each year to honor achievements of young people and emphasize the importance of encouraging personal ideals, good citizenship and world understanding among today's youth. Each year more than 6,000 Rotary- sponsored youth exhange students cross international foundries to broaden their knowledge of other people. Currently, Ian Belton of Perth, Australia, is living with McHenry Rotarian Michael Low, while local " students Roberta Oren and Lisa Hartigaiv are living with Rotarians in Port Oviejo, Ecuador and Sao Paulo. Brazil. McHenry Rotarians also support the Rotary Foundation which sponsors international scholarships for young people. Since 1947, more than 14,000 Rotary scholarships have been awarded for a year's study abroad. Rotary is an organization of business and professional men. united worldwide, who provide humanitarian service, prtftnotehigh ethical standards in all vocations and help build good will and peace in the world. The world's first service: club association. Rotary International has more than 20.000 clubs with 900.000 members in 157 countries and geographical regions. Antiques Appraisal Day Historical Society directors have finalized plans for the third annual Antiques Appraisal Day at the museum of the McHenry County Historical Society in Union Sunday, Sept. 18, from 1 to 4:30 p.m. As in the past, this program is a fund-raiser for the society.1 Connie Blanchette, registered appraiser for over 23 years, will again provide verbal appraisals and speak about those items being ap­ praised. A member of Mid- America Antique Appraisers Association, American Cut Glass Association and the Richmond Merchants Association, Mrs. Blanchette has had a long involvement with the world of antiques. She has been on TV and radio programs discussing antiques with listeners and is widely-known in the area as an antiques lecturer, judge and teacher. Persons wishing appraisals are invited'to bring the items to the museum. Persons wishing only to hear the discussion of the appraised items are also encouraged to attend as the program is always designed to accommodate a listening audience as well. Museum viewing hours will be maintained that Sunday anda small admission cost for non-nrfembers will be charged. 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