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VmHv 12• PIAINHKAIKKHKRAU). WEDNESDAY . FEBRUARY 13.1983 Ag Day speaker to talk on space shuttle system * spa© iltor to mon: tremendous preserve Green. the earth's resources and its vitality," says Bill program March 7 am to be Green, of Rockwell In- • temational's Space Shuttle Division, will highlight the 1985 ' McHenry County Ag Day held Thursday, ingat 6:30 p.m. at the Hob Nob Restaurant in Crystal Lake. \ t As public relations director rfor Rockwell International, f Green is responsible for (presenting technical briefings Committee to talk to the McHenry County farmers about the importance of the space shuttle program to agriculture. Specific topics to be discussed will include remote sensing and satellite imagery and their importance in measuring crop, wildlife, and forest resource inventories; evaluating land productivity and soil erosion; predicting weather trends; and detecting weed, insect, and disease in­ festations. A limited number of tickets are available for the banquet program at a cost of $8.75 per v BILL GREEN i Washington trip set for 4-H'ers 4-H'ers in Northern Illinois will have an opportunity to visit Washington, D.C. the National 4- H Center, and surrounding vicinity as participants in the Citizenship- Washington Focus program. Planned visits to Capital Hill, Smithsonian In­ stitute, White House, Mt. Ver­ non, and Arlington National 'Cemetery will hopefully en- chance the 4-H'ers appreciation of America's heritage and help them understand the govern­ mental system. A key part of the program is learning what can happen as a result of getting involved and feeling the responsibility of leadership. Many of the teenagers will have an op­ portunity to meet senators and representatives to discuss problems and possible solutions to real-life concerns related to economics, agriculture, education and The group will leave Illinois June 22 and return June 30. The trip is open to any 4-H'ers ages 15 to 19. Application deadline is March 15. For more in­ formation contact the McHenry County Extension Office, at (815) 338-3737 or 338-4747, at 789 McHenry Ave., Woodstock. Citizenship-Washington Focus is sponsored by the Cooperative Extension Service and National 4-H Council and is a continuation of 4-H citizenship program. The •«r STEPPARENTS GROUP The next meeting of Brady Bunch, a stepfamily support group, is scheduled for 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 13 at the Community Presbyterian Church, Prospect and Norfolk, Clarendon Hills. For in­ formation, call (312) 323-7831 or (312) 654-1979. In Pari* in 1923. Dr. lorditr first wro»» of Ihwmolyili, short wavo high froquoncy current. Although this tochniquo has boon tromondously rofinod throughout tho years, it is still tho most succossful method of pormanont hair removal used by qualified AMA accredited elec- trologists. 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Reservations may be made by contacting the McHenry County Extension Service, 789 McHenry Ave., P.O. Box 431, Woodstock, 60098; Phones (815) 388-3737 or 338- 47*7. All Lake County candidates for seats on the governing board of the newly-created (Sain of Lakes-Fox River Waterway Management Agency have been invited to speak at a "town meeting" to be held at the Wauconda Township Hall on Tuesday, Feb. 19. The public is invited, especially those living within the jurisdiction of the new Water­ way Management Agency, and those boaters and riverfronters and lakefronters with riverway problems. All 16 Lake County candidates for positions of chairman and directors are expected to attend the meeting, sponsored by the Fox Riverfront Federation. The meeting opens at 7 p.m., ends Driver cited with failure to yield A two-car collision this past weekend resulted in a citation for one of the drivers involved. The accident occurred at the intersection of Central and Clearview, in lakeland Park, at about 7:15 p.m. Feb. 8. According to thei Heidi FTwohlfartti, 3509 St., Woodstock, was driving west on Clearview when her car collided with a vehicle driven by Sandra L. Mereness, 4217 Park­ way, McHenry. McHenry Police cited Wohlfarth for failure to yield the fo injuries were reported. A parking lot collision resulted in an estimated $250 damage to each of the vehicles, according (EFebTat about 4:29 p.m., two cars collided in the parking area of the Hillcrest apartments in the 1900 block of Orleans Drive. The drivers, Dale F. Konecny, 1902 Orleans, and Gregory J. Burns, 1966 Orleans, were not injured in the mishap. No citations were issued. Cloverleafs meet The Lincoln Cloverleafs 4-H club recently met at the Group Home in McHenry. Members discussed ways to make money for the club treasury. A bake sale was planned for the near future, and thermometers will be sold to generate monies. The Cloverleafs have applied for' a grant for community improvement. Project books ana membership cards were handed out for this year. Members were to present project demonstrations at the next meeting, which was to be held at Theresa Smith's home. Peter Thennes Club Reporter not later than 10:30 p.m., unless foul weather dictates earlier adjournment. The Fox . Riverfront Federation is an alliance of about 90 residential, com­ mercial and political sub­ divisions lying along both banks of the Fox River between the McHenry and Algonquin dams. A pilot candidates' forum for Watherway Management Agency positions representing McHenry County was held at Algonquin Township Hall on Jan. 30. Eleven candidates appeared to speak. A third candidates' forum also has been scheduled by the Federation to be held on Tuesday, March 19, at the Nunda Township Hall in McHenry County. there are 14 Lake County candidates for director seats on the Waterway Management Agency, from which Lake County voters will select three. There are two Lake County and two McHenry County candidates for the seat of chairman of the agency, for whom voters of both Lake and McHenry Counties will vote to elect one. Candidates for the chairman's seat from Lake County are Joe Basak of Ingleside and John Soffietti of Lake Villa, and from McHenry County are Jerry Cordrey of McHenry and An­ drew MacMeekin of Burton Bridge Beach, east of Crystal Lake. 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