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County Probation Program Volunteers Sought For Rehabilitation Service PAGE 9-PLAIN) EALER-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1972 FLOODED ? - well, not really. This is an aerial view of the famous Blarney Island Rod and Gun Club located on Grass Lake. It's a favorite refreshment stop for boaters or very strong swimmers as there are no roads leading to the island. A visit there now would result in wet feet as the deck and piers are under water. The two sections of land in photo are pieces of bog that have broken loose in the area. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Draw Workers Together To Fight Fox Pollution "The Fox River: Today and Tomorrow" is the title of a symposium co-sponsored by McHenry County Department of Health and McHenry hospital, Oct. 10 and 11 at McHenry Country club. Drawing together the many organizations and individuals who have been working to correct Fox river pollution problems is the aim of the Symposium committee. The committee includes Edward F. Wilt, Jr., M.D., Richard A. Wissell, Robert J. Stein, M.D., Robert W. Layer, Dorothy J. Kelsey, Brian G. Koukoll, D.D.S., Kenneth V. Fiske and Rita K. Halvorsen. The program will begin Tuesday morning, Oct. 10, with a discussion of the "Fox River Today", an historical per­ spective and a detailing of watershed problems. A panel led by Kenneth V. Fiske, executive director, McHenry County Conservation district, will include Ralph C. Frese, Chicagoland Canoe Base; William McElwee, River Basin Planning, Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning commission; Elsie Steitz, member Lake County Regional Planning commission; and Robert W. Laver, vice- MUSIN" N' MEANDERIN" (Continued from page 1) the fact - but a little regard for others makes life a bit more pleasant for all. This is something that can't be learned in school without a good and continuing background in the home. It woould appear that too many homes are falling down on the job. The next time you fail to support the school and use "the younger generation" as the reason, put yourselfln the place of a teacher or administrator. Without Mom and Dad making some rules and seeing to it that they're kept, the schools have only a very limited chance for success in the area of manners and respect. We think there is much more reason to be concerned over the growing number who fail to show respect than over the handful of trouble makers. K.A.F. president, Defenders of the Fox River, Inc. After a symposium luncheon Tuesday, Robert J. Stein, M.D., pathologist at McHenry hospital, will present a panel detailing sources of pollution: the chemical, bacteriological, and sedimentary sources and their relative importance. Panelists include Ralph W. Evans, Water Quality section, Illinois State Water survey; Richard A. Wissell, Public Health administrator, McHenry County Department of Health; Eugene Theios, director, Department of En­ vironmental Health, Lake County Health department; and Robert Cheetham, geologist, River Basin Watershed Planning staff, Soil Conservation service, Madison, Wis. "Public Health and the Law" will be the last topic for discussion Tuesday afternoon. Richard A. Wissell, McHenry County Health Department administrator, will entangle the legal implications with the help of Robert J. Stein, M.D.; John Juergensmeyer, attorney- at-Law, sociologist; John Raber, sanitarian, McHenry County Department of Health; and Arthur Tyrrell, sheriff, McHenry county. A banquet will be held at 7 p.m., Tuesday evening. The chief speaker will be Eric R. Brown, M.D., chairman, Department of Microbiology. Chicago Medical school. Dr. Brown will relate the incidence of fish tumors found in a polluted watershed (the Fox) as compared to non-polluted Canadian waters. Wednesday morning, Oct. 11, symposium participants will come together again to con­ sider the "Future of the Fox", led by Edward L. Marek. Environmental Protection engineer, Illinois En­ vironmental Protection agency. River basin planning and proposals for im­ plementation will be discussed by John Quay, executive secretary, McHenry County Regional Planning com­ mission; Ernest L. Hardin, environmental scientist, Illinois, Institute for En­ vironmental Quality; Diane Korling, planning consultant and lecturer, DePaul univer- SMITHS • FIRESTONE (•GOODRICH • SEIBERLING PLUS FREE MOUNTING STUDDING $6.00 PER TIRE BUY NOW AND SAVE f SEE US FOR ALL YOUR j • I TRACTOR TIRE NEEDS I I McHenry Tire Mart j I 3931 W. Main St. Ph. 385-0294 j sity; staff of the Northeastern Illinois Regional Planning commission; staff of Morton Arboretum; Dale Secher, planning engineer, Watershed River Basin Planning, Soil Conservation service, Madison, Wis.; and James M. Maas, chief planning division, U.S. Army Engineers district. At 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, the critical question of local resources for environmental problems will be discussed in a workshop led by Louis Marchi, member of the McHenry County Defenders, with J.V. Johnson, D.V.M., director of Veterinary Public Health of the McHenry County Department of Health, representing the Health department in this portion of the program, along with other groups and organizations interested in the future of the Fox. - It is the hope of the Sym­ posium committee that a continuing group will grow out of this symposium, dedicated to defining and correcting pollution problems of the Fox river. MFT ALLOCATION McHenry county's share of a state allocation of $3,108,456 from Motor Fuel Tax paid to the state in August is $60, 128. A volunteer program to assist the court in rehabilitation services is starting its second year in McHenry County. The volunteer program is ad­ ministered through the 19th Judicial circuit and directed by David Klasing. director of court services. The first year has shown how community concern and care has helped provide the moral, emotional, mental and physical welfare of the young people of the community. Volunteers have become powerful allies of the court in developing support for various youth programs sponsored by the court and SMILES M Inevitable Salesman -- This model has a top speed of 120 miles an hour, and she'll stop on a dime. Prospect--That's fine. But what happens then? Salesman ~ A little putty knife comes out and scrapes you off the windshield. Competition "I suppose the little wife will win all the arguments in your house?" "No; she'll only win half of them." "Oh, you expect to win the other half?" "No; but my mother-in-law will." other agencies in assuring a more effective use of resour­ ces. As a volunteer, one can become involved and help meet the needs of the court and the total community. There will be three training sessions which will inform the volunteer. SESSION 1 The Philosophy and Procedures of the Juvenile Court Definition of Probation. SESSION 2 The Purpose and Role of the Volunteer Worker. The Techniques and Strategies for the Volunteer Worker. The Basic Rules for Coun­ seling for the Volunteer WorJ&er. SESSION 3 The Use of Resources within the Community. The training program will begin Thursday, Oct. 5, at 7:30 p.m. in the court house annex located at 121 West Calhoun street, Woodstock. Anyone interested in the opportunities open to people of the community to assist in­ dividuals who have had dif­ ficulty in solving problems of life should contact Jack Haff- ner in the Department of Court Services. The phone number is 338-2040 (ext. 48, 74,76). [ fspoRrsp:oRNfBf; sf r/A? 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An unbeatable hand in any game. And when you learn how easy it is to own a '73 Jeep vehicle, you'll know . . . the deck is stacked in your favor. McHeniy Garage JEEP SALES & SERVICE loughest 4-letterword on wheels. n Jeep 926 North Front Street McHenry, Illinois Tel. 815-385-0403 WERE YOU COUNTED? \ THE U.S. BUREAU OF THE CENSUS IS COMPLETING ITS SPECIAL CENSUS OF CITY OF McHENRY It is important that the ccosus include all of the people who were living in this place on the official <Ja(c of the census which is given below. If you were living here on this date and believe that you were not enumerated for the census, fill out the form presented below and mail it (o the Ccosus Supervisor. My address on September 22, 1972 (Number and s t ree t ) (Ci ty , S ta te ) (Apar tment number) Residence located between and (Name of s t ree t ) (Name of s t ree t ) NAME OE EACH PERSON WIIOSC USUAL PLACE OF , UnTuc™'-."A, . RESIDENCE WAS IN THIS HOUSEHOLD ON , ,7am rV. P... ,rX,,Lr r rMc i i c n i r t I ' l l AO Ol - 1 I IP . HOUSE. CENSUS DATE HOI 1) AS HEAD, WI IE , (Enter las t name f i rs t ) | bON, ROOMER, ETC. SEX COLOR OR RACE AGE LAST BIRTH­ DAY 1 1 • 1 I ! I i | 1 CUT OUT T11IS fOUM AND MAIL TO: Census Supervisor U.S. Bureau of the Ccosus 1111 North Green Street Mc Henry, Illinois 60050 You're Invited! McHENRY'S • v . ;- ; •<"/ ̂ V" GARY DECKER JEFF HUCKSTADER TOM KNAACK The Warrior's Coaching Staff Has Selected Three *«Plavers Of The Week" For Their Efforts Against North Chicago. Defensive Co-Winners Are Gary Decker And Jeff Huckstader As They Held The Warhawks To 6 Points. Tom Knaack Scored The McHenry T.D. To Give The Warriors A 7-6 Victory. e's TRU-VALUE PHARMACY 1327 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry On October 10th At 7:30 p.m. We At pANEUI^g Majestic Fireplace Company Will Bring You Our Special Pre-Season. FIREPLACE CLINIC Join with us, that Tuesday evening & see just how easy & inexpensive it is to own your own wood or gas burning fireplace. 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