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/ PAGE 5-RLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JULY 1972 Coming Events Counselor In Orientation At Chanute Center Clarify Alleged New Ambulance Restrictions JULY 27 McHenry Garden Club Meeting - Home of Stuart Bentley, 805 W. Terrace Drive - -1 p.m. St. Clara Court No. 659 - National Catholic Society of Foresters - Annual Picnic - City Park - Noon. •U JULY 28 < Church Women United Board Meeting - St. Patrick's Church, McHenry - 9:30-11:30 a.m. " .<• • 'J 0 . ' - . . ' I ' , JULY 29 St. Margaret Chapter of NAIM -- Meeting For Cards - Home of Sue Wruck, 37 Lincoln V Parkway, Crystal Lake - 7:30 v -p.m. Legion Post 491 and Auxiliary Installation of Officers ~ 8 p.m. - Legion Home - Social Hour, Refreshments, Dancing. JULY 30 The Friendship Club's An­ nual Picnic - Fox River Park - Wilmot, Wis. -- Following Church Service. AUGUST 2 ~ McHenry Grams Club -- Meeting- City Hall Club Room - - 12:30 p.m. AUGUST 13 Oakhurst - Improvement Association Picnic - Oakhurst Park, 2 Miles South of Rt. 120 - Noon Till 8 p.m. AUGUST 15 Luncheon, Fashions, Cards - St. Patrick's Ladies Guild - St. Patrick's Church Hall - Ser­ ving 11:30 to 1 p.m. -- Fashions 1 to 2 p.m., followed by cards. Reservations encouraged from members of St. Patrick's Guild. ZEUNDA BENNETT Seventeen University of Illinois counselors participated in the Chanute Base Counseling center orientation .recently, including Zelinda Bennett of McHenry. The purpose was to provide counselors with the necessary knowledge about the base and its personnel so they may do an effective job of counseling at the center. The counselors all have master's degrees in the field of counseling and are working toward Ph. D's or other ad­ vanced specialized degrees in guidance and counseling. The counselors experience at the center is called a "prac- ticum", which is similar to an internship in other professions. Services offered would include marriage counseling, personal and family, vocational- education and testing. The services of many professions are used also. Anyone associated with Chanute can use this facility, including military and civilian personnel and their depen­ dents. Officials of the Illinois Motor Vehicle Law£commission have attempted to clarify apparent misunderstandings among ambulance operators in rural downstate concerning alleged new restrictions upon their operation. Four state legislators, who are leaders of the bipartisan commission, pointed out that many rural ambulance operators mistakenly believe laws were passed in the recent session of the General Assembly whi^ would in­ crease the cost of their operation. / The legislators r are Representatives Pete Pappas, (R-Rock Island), and Robert Craig, (D-Indianola), co- chairmen of the commission; Rep. Lewis Markert, (D-Mt. Sterling), chairman of the commission's Ambulance Study sub-committee; and Senator Donald Carpentier, (R- East JVfoHne), vice-chairman of the lull commission. The four lawmakers issued the following joint statement in an att^fnpt to clarify the misunderstandings: "Residents of most small communities and rural areas of this state are faced with a loss of vitally needed ambulance service, traditionally rendered by local funeral directors and, in some cases, volunteer organization. "Emergencies, accidents and other medical problems requiring the use of am­ bulances naturally occur much less frequently in sparsely populated areas than in populous urban regions. But they do occur, and when they do, people need " ambulance service immediately. Un­ fortunately, that service in many rural areas is insufficient to meet the needs of the citizenry. > "Studies indicate that am­ bulance service in rural areas is disappearing from the An^erican scene. At a time when the current level of service needs to be maintained or even raised, the number of rural ambulance operators quitting the business is growing. "An ongoing study by the commission indicates that a sizable percentage of such operators have quit - or are "^considering quitting - because they cannot afford increasing Air Medal Presented To J.D. Campbell JAMES D CAMPBELL Sp-4 James D. Campbell has just received the Air Medal with "V" device from the Army for action in Vietna^n. The citation reads, in part: "For heroism while par­ ticipating in aerial flight in the Republic of Vietnam. Sp-4 Campbell distinguished himself by valorous actions Nov. 1, 1971, while serving as the .50 caliber machine gunner on a helicopter with "F" troop, 8th cavalry. "On that date, Sp. Campbell was flying a "Nighthawk" mission in search of enemy activity in Quang Nam province when his aircraft received intense automatic weapons fire from two position^ Specialist Campbell immediately engaged the enemy positions with devastating volume of highly accurate suppressive fire. The enemy retaliated by opening fire on the aircraft from several more locations, damaging the aircraft and forcing it to return to base for repairs. "With complete disregard for his own personal safety. Specialist Campbell volunteered to return to the area of contact in another aircraft. Through his timely and courageous actions the enemy locations were ef­ fectively engaged until they ceased to pose a threat to friendly forces." The young serviceman's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, 2608 W. Baldwin, McHenry. LOSE WEidm OR MONEY BACK Odrinex can help you become tne trim slim person you want to be. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Con tains no dangerous drugs. No starving No special exercise. Get rid of excess tat and live longer. Odrinex has been used successfully by thousands all over the country for 14 years. Odrinex Plan costs $3.25 and the large economy size $5.25. You must lose ugly fat or your money will be refunded. No questions v Birch Society To^ Man Booths At Two Fairs Again this year, the local area chapters of the John Birch society are manning booths at both the Lake and McHenry County fairs. The Lake County Fair, beginning July 26 and runningforfive days, is located at the junction of Routes 45 and 120. The McHenry County Fair will be, as always, at the fairgrounds in Woodstock. The booth chairmen stated that the public is urged to pay a visit to the John Birch booth to see the wealth of material available on the Americanist cause. Friendly? courteous members will be glad to chat, to answer questions, or to show the books and pamphlets in stock. Special "Fair Only" bonuses will be offered at big savings. One member remarked with a smile, "This is the public's chance to see a real, live, 'secret' Bircher on display!" COOL IT... s AC055N7D--Deluxe Compact 5000 BTU Room Air Conditioner • Operates on 115 volts, 7.5 amps. • Adjustable 2-way directional louvers • Eleven-position thermostat • Vent control exhausts or circulates room air • Decorator Quick-Mount Kit--installs in windows to 40" wide Other features the same as previous model. OTHER MODELS TO FIT EXISTING SLEEVES AVAILABLE (14"x24" & larger] OTHER WESTINGHOUSE MODELS LIKE THE ONE ABOVE WITH BTU RATING AS HIGH AS 26,000. •TTT CAREY Appliance costs of providing service as required by new laws and regulations. "There appears to be a misconception among some operators that the recent session of the legislature adopted laws which would force them to purchase new and expensive equipment, to greatly upgrade standards for employees and to provide skilled employees for around- the-clock service. "We want to emphasize that no such laws were passed, though it is true that several bills were introduced which if enacted would have initiated such requirements. "The commission wishes to assure these financially hard- pressed ambulance operators that they may continue to operate their businesses exactly as they have in the past. There are no new requirements - state or federal. "In the months ahead, this commission and its Ambulance sub-committee will continue to research the problem of providing to the rural public an adequate system of ambulance service. "In the near future, the sub­ committee will hold a series of public hearings in the field. We will meet throughout downstate in an attempt to come up with solutions acceptable to those who provide ambulance service as well as to the needs of the general public. "Individuals or groups in­ terested in attending these hearings are encouraged to do so. We would like to have testimony from as many citizens as possible, in order to benefit from their thinking and ideas. For more information, write Representative Pappas, in care of the Motor Vehicle Laws Commission, State Capitol, Springfield. * "Hopefully, we will be able next year to translate the results of our hearings and research into legislation that effectively addresses itself to the problem." ON BAND PROGRAM - This featured young vocal group. "Tide and Tempest", will perform with the McHenry city band this Thursday night at 8 o'clock the band's weekly concert in the park. Pictured, from left, are Cheryl Elbersen, Rick DeMarco, Carol Leighty (substituting for Cindy Jones when picture was taken), Craig Spenjjel, Amy Leighty and Scott Curry. The group represented McHenry county in the state-wide talent contest in 1971, where they placed fifth at the Springfield fair. Selections to be offered this Thursday will be "Turn Around, Look at Me", "Requiem for the Masses", "You and I" and "For Once in My Life". No Wonder Driving up to the house to deliver the family's sev­ enth baby, the doctor almost vran over a duck. "Is that your duck out front?" the MD asked. "It's ours all right, but it ain't no duck. It 's a stork with his legs worn off from making so many calls." Legal Notice-.. jwo students NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Eom HODOT NOTICE IS HEREBV^SIVEN WMWI BY THE Board of Education School District No. 12, in the County of McHenry, State of Illinois that tentative budget for said school district for die fiscal year beginning July 1, 1972, will be on file and con­ veniently available to public inspection at the Johnsburg Elementary School, 2117 West Church Street, McHenry, Illinois in this school district from and after 8:00 o'clock A.M. on the 26th day of July, 1972. Notice is further hereby given that a public hearing on said budget will be held at 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the 29th day of August, 1972 at the Johnsburg Elementary School, 2117 West Church Street, McHenry, Illinois in school district No. 12, Dated this 25th day of July, 1972. Board of Education of School District No. 12 in the County of McHenry, State of Illinois. By: Phil Y. Wieck Secretary (Pub. July 26,1972) Roll Status Honor roll status was eartiecK by 231 Southern Utah State college students during the spring quarter by earning grade point averages of 3.6 or above. Perfect 4.0 grade point averages (straight A's) were earned by 82 of the 231 students placing them on the high honor roll. Honor roll students with gradejjjoint averages of 3.60 to 3.95 included Stanley Robert Steiner, son of I.jr. and Mrs. Robert Steiner, 506 Mineral Springs drive, McHenry. Stanley is a senior majoring in Zoology. To be, eligible for honor rc status, a student must take/ho less than 15 credit houiWit addition to attaining the required GPA. Michael A. Wahls of 914 S. River road, McHenry, was recently named as one of the students who made the first honor list for the spring semester at the University of Missouri-Rolla, Rolla, Mo. Those who are on the first honor list had grade point averages of 3.00 and above out of a possible 4.00. Students on the second honor list had grades of 2.75 and up to 3.00. Here & There In BUSINESS ATTENDSEMINAR Members of the McHenry CountyiBoard of Realtors at­ tended ay day-long sales £minar.Jtily 18, sponsored by Home Federal Savings and m association of Elgin, at Larlftfk^gh school auditorium in ElginS^JS16 sen"031" was conducted by Miss Eden Ryl, head of the Eden Ryl Sales seminar, of New York Citv.^. / CHICKEN CHOW - Visions of chickens must have danced in the heads of McHenry Area Jaycees in their dreams Sunday night after serving dinners to 1,250 in the city park Sunday afternoon. Long lines formed leading to the cooking racks where Jaycees supervised the grilling process. The dinners grow in popularity each year. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD 1241 N. 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