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iLumuiAi'iin;i GOLFCOURSE NOW OPEN • DISCOUNTED GOLF MEMBERSHIPS . AVAILABLE • NEW LEAGUES BEING FORMED Page 14 - l'LAINDEALER-HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19.1985 Service news j- Schellhaass named conservation TIMOTHY STEWART Timothy Stewart of McHenry will graduate June 9 from Of­ ficer Candidate School in Springfield, 111. He is a member of the Illinois National Guard Detachment in Woodstock. WILLIAM E. LOHSE Airman William E, Lohse, son of Fredrick K. and Patricia J. Lohse of 3502 Lake Vista Lane, Wonder Lake, has been assigned to Lowry Air Force Base, Colo., after completeing Air Force basic training. He is a 1984 graduate of Woodstock High School. MICHAEL H. ANDREW Airman Michael H. Andrew, son of Henry W. Andrew of 104 Fairfield Drive, Island Lake and Marlene A. Westergoard of Rural Route 1, Sloan, Iowa, has graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. His wife, Brenda, is the daughter of Ben Thomp­ son of South Sioux City, Neb. BRIAN H. THIETUE Marine Pvt. Brian H. Thietue, a 1984 graduate of McHenry High School East Campus, has completed recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. The Board of Trustees of the McHenry County Conservation District approved the em­ ployment of Don Schellhaass of Harvard as executive director beginning July 1. Schellhaass was the District's land manager for the last eleven years and will be replacing Kenneth Fiske who is retiring. Schellhaass is a 1972 graduate of the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point in Natural Resource Management and has Sibling class scheduled SCOTT F. GLENNON Navy Airman Apprentice Scott F. Glennon of McHenry, recently reported for duty with Helicopter Combat Support Squadron 11, Naval Air Station North Island, San Diego, Calif. Moon rock, crafts at LITH fly-in A moon rock will be one of the many features at the Saturday, June 22, Fly-In, Drive-In at the Lake in the Hills Airport. From 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. those who fly in and drive in will have the opportunity to take part in and witness several activities. Weather permitting, a hot air balloon will take off in the early morning and late afternoon. The balloonist is expected to Audubon trip is planned The McHenry County Chapter of Illinois Audubon Society will visit Lake Renwick on June 22. Lake Renwick, according to a spokesman for the Audubon group, is the only known nesting area in Illinois for cattle egrets. Black crowned night herons, great blue herons, and great herons are also known to nest here. Snowy egrets are often seen in this area, too. In ad­ dition, little blue herons, yellow crowned night herons and white pelicans have been seen here on occasion. The group, under the leadership of Craig Miller (312- 668-2403) will meet at the lake at 9 a.m. There is no parking lot, but there will be room to pull off the road and park. Spotting scopes will prove beneficial as the nests are some distance from the shore. To reach Lake Renwick, take Route 59 south to Plainfield. Turn southeast on Route 30 and proceed for about three miles. The lake is on the northeast side of the road. Should you come to the intersection with Lake Renwick Road, you have passed the lake by a short distance, according to Miller. After a short time spent here, the group will continue on to Goose Lake Prairie. This prairie, near Morris, and about 25 miles from Lake Renwick, should offer in addition to a wealth of prairie plants, Bell's vireos, Henslow sparrows and sedge wrens. Since Goose Lake Prairie is a wet prairie, king rails and other marsh birds can be expected, too. Picnic facilities are available at Goose Lake. Members should bring a lunch to be eaten there. Membership in Audubon is not necessary for participation in its field trip. To attend the trip call Miller at (312) 658-2403. School Briefs "GRADUATE Paula Katharine Berman, ( daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Berman of McHenry, graduated recently from Washington University, St. Louis, Mo. AT BLACKBURN Mary Chilvers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Chilvers of McHenry, has been selected to work at Blackburn College, Carlinville, 111., in the ad­ ministrat ive services department. MSU GRADUATE Kelly R. Brock of McHenry graduated recently with a bachelor of science degree in mer­ chandising management at Michigan State University, East Lansing, Mich. SORRY! The listing of Parkland graduates inadvertantly omitted the name of Christopher Brown. The Plaindealer-Herald regrets the error. start inflating his cratt about 7 a.m., when the craft show opens and breakfast serving begins. Over 20 crafters will be selling their wares in a hangar and the Property Owners Association will serve a pancake breakfast, followed by a bratwurst lunch. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. there will be various aerial activities where pilots will be competing for prizes. Awards will also be passed out for the oldest pilot, youngest pilot, pilot who comes the farthest, best antique air­ plane, best home built airplane, etc. Lake in the Hills Airport is on Pyott Road, ju& south of Virginia Road and north of Algonquin Road. Rain date is Sunday, June 23. Anyone who has ever won­ dered what makes a sister or brother a V.I.S. (very important sibling) has never watched a toddler stand on his or her toes to peek in at the new addition to the family. To help that sibling adjust to the newcomer, Northern Illinois Medical Center will again offer the Very Important Sibling class on June 30 at 7 :30 p.m. at NIMC. Hie class, which is normally scheduled for July, is being given early to accomodate vacation schedules to insure that the siblings have the best possible class. The siblings are offered ideas on how to' help the parents with the new baby, how to help the baby, and how to help adjust to the important new role. It is also a time to find out how to answer many of the questions that bewilder parents. It is not necessary to have attended the pre-natal sessions to bring a child to the siblings classes, and it is not a requirement that the mother be planning to deliver at NIMC. Any expectant mother with children who want instructions on how to be a very important brother or sister are welcome. Hie class is geared toward the three to twelve year old, and refreshments are served. For reservations call the maternity department at (815) 344-5000, extension 3850. recently completed all course work requirements for a master's degree in Public Ad­ ministrat ion from < Northern Illinois University. Prior to coming to work for the district in 1974. he served as a National) Park Ranger and worked for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. He is a Marine Corp- Vietnam veteran. Schellhaass, his wife Connie, and three children live in rural Harvard where he presently serves as a member of the Harvard District No.50 School Board. He is the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award for the City of Harvard, is listed in Who's Who in the Midwest and is a professional member of the National Recreation and Parks Association. Band to perform The Thursday, June 20 city bdnd concert will feature Maureen Serritella as guest vocalist. Among the band's other selection will be 'Theme from Ice Castles", "String'of Pearls", and "Body and Soul". Hie concert is at 8 p.m. at Pearl Street Park. Admission is free. SOFT WATER RENTAL 9" •NO installation charge •NEW fully automatic softeners •TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted •ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-2594393 rent softN 5419 KENOSHA ST. (RTE. 173) RICHMOND, ILL. 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