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Art Fair Contribution Hi fc: Urge Senior Citizen Service Participation Anketo M.P. D'Sousa. M.D., presents Medical-Denial association check to Helen Smith, auxiliary president; Judy Nierman, in charge of artist registration; and Jean Teichmiller, Art fair chairman. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD The twenty-fifth silver anniversary of the Country Art fair sponsored by the auxiliary to McHenry hospital will be held June 12, 13, 14 at Parkland Junior high scool. Featured artist this year is Elvi Mikk of Woodstock Mrs. Mikk has had her art training in Europe and America. She is a member and officer of the Northland Area Art league and has had her work shown in numerous art shows including Water Tower Place. June 12, is Patrons' Preview night, for which there is a charge. Refresh­ ments will be served. The fair June 13. and 14, from 1 to 5pm is open to the public. Children will be admitted free. The Medical-Dental staff of McHenry hospital has donated $500 toward award money There will be six first place awards of $50 and six second place awards of $25 The participating artists | SERVICE NEWS Recruit Training Ends them for further academic and on-the-job training in one of the Navy's 85 basic occupational fields. Included in their studies were seamanship, close order drill, naval history and first aid. A 1980 graduate of McHenry West high school, he joined the Navy in Michael Badgley. son of Mr and Mrs Robert K Badgley of McHenry ^eccntly enlisted in the UhHed States Marine rorps. for a period of four years Michael -is undergoing recruit training at MCRD, San Diego, Calif , during May. While in recruit training. Michael will be taught military customs and courtesies, first aid. con­ fidence. and military history Additionally, he will partake in a strenuous physical fitness program. After graduation, Michael will be trained in the aviation ordinance field. This training, will come from formal schools and on the job training. Return From Duty Navy Lt Cmdr. Martin (J. Schoonderwoerd. whose wife. Rita, is the daughter of Bernard and Josephine Scholz of 5214 Shore drive McHenry. has returned from a deployment to the Western Pacific and Indian ocean. He is a weapons officer aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Cochrane, homeported in Pearl liar bor, Hawaii. During the six-month cruise as a member of the U.S. 7th Fleet. the Cochrane participated in one search and rescue mission, rescued 146 boat people, and operated with four aircraft carrier groups in the Indian ocean In the area fof 103 days, the ship set a record for its class of 76 consecutive days underway. The Cochrane also con­ ducted exercises with units of the Republic of Singapore and British Royal navies. Port calls were made in Mauritius, Thailand, Hong Kong and the Philippines. The Cochrane is 437 feet long and carries a crew of 335. It is outfitted with guns, torpedos and anti-submarine rockets. Reports For Duty At Sheppard AFB, Texas Airman Scott E Fish, son of Mr and Mrs. Kirbv E. Fish of 601 Kensington, McHenry, has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, after completing Air Force basic training. During the six wfeeks at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training in human relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree in applied science through the Community College of the Air Force. The airman will now receive specialized in­ struction in the aircraft maintenance field. will be asked to select an Artist Choice award and a cash prize of $50 will be given. Artists interested in exhibiting may obtain registration forms by con­ tacting June Nierman, 808 W. Regner road, McHenry, 60050,385-7588 or Joan Teich­ miller, Art Fair chairman, 385-2424 Navy Seaman Randy A Wright, son of Lloyd R and Mildred J Wright of 5108 Fountain lane, McHenry. has completed recruit training at th«. Naval Training center, Orlando, Fla. During the <ight "ek training cycu v^iises studied general military subjects designed ^lLpaie November, 1980. Michael Badgley In Training With Marines I30n3yERSIDEDI^^^^^^McHENRY, ILLINOIS (Across from the Fox Hole) 1M-MS40 CLASSES MA DC WHILE Y0« WAIT! (Single Vision Only) Ovar 3,000 Firat Quality 1 FRAMES Metal or Plastic 'IB VISIT 00R BOUTIQUE ~ALLklCtt DESIGNER Î RRPMRS Metal $4 "JO or Plastic I J SECTION SENIOR CDE CITIZENS rni WITH PURCHASE OF LENSES-- 1** The McHenry County Senior Citizens council is encouraging seniors to take advantage of the many services provided by the council. In addition to the meal program. Outreach and Information and Referral, the Council Ser­ vices office, directed by Geri Davis, offers transportation, chore service, volunteers. Carrier Watch and publishes the monthly Council News. The Council maintains a 10-passenger mjni-bus for service to seniors throughout the area. This service is available by calling Ms. Davis at the Council office, 338-6075, the day before service is needed. The bus is available in the McHenry, Wonder Lake, Richmond area on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday and will provide transportation for shopping, doctors ap­ pointments. or visits to the McHenry Walk-In center. There is no charge for the service; however, donations are always welcomed. Chore service is provided on a limited basis to home-bound seniors who have no other support systems. Basic housecleaning and shopping are done for these home- bound who live alone and need assistance to continue independent living. To receive Chore service the person need only to call the Council office and Ms. Davis will evaluate the need and make arrangements for service. The Carrier Watch program instituted by Ms Davis in 1979 is a program in which a senior living alone can register with the Council office and they in turn notify the local post office that this person is alone. The post office then places a small "Carrier Watch" decal inside the mail box and the carrier then knows that if the mail is not taken from the box daily the senior might be in need of assistance He-she notifies the post office personnel, who calls Ms. Davis and she will then contact the senior, neigh­ bors. relatives or whoever the senior has listed on his registration. This program has been very effective in McHenry county and is now being used in surrounding areas The volunteer program enables people with spare time to assist seniors who need someone to talk to and visit with, shop, and provide small errands The Council News, published monthly and now going to nearly 7,500 seniors in the county, contains the Walk-In center menu, in­ formation of interest to seniors. articles, en­ tertainment and ads which help pay for its publication. AdS for help-wanted, situations, for rent and for sale are run free of charge to seniors Ms. Davis has been editor of the Council News since 1979 and sees it as a way of reaching the home- bound and isolated seniors throughout the county In many cases, the Council News is their only contact with other seniors. Questions or concerns about senior matters are always readily answered and suggestions are most welcomed Contact Geri Davis, council services coordinator, McHenry County Senior Citizens Council. 113 NeWell street. Woodstock. Ill , 60098 ( 815) 338-6075 • • • • The successful man has the ability to make himself as well as others work. PAGE 23 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MAY 20, 1M1 from HISTORY'S SCRAPBOOK DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS ' . May 21, 1932 - Amelia Earhart becomes 1st woman to make trans-Atlantic solo flight, from Newfoundland to London­ derry, Northern Ireland. May 22, 1868 - Reno Brothers pull off "The Great Train Rob­ bery" by raiding baggage car on an Ohio and Mississippi Railway train near Seymour, Ind., killing one person. May 23, 1923 - Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, Nobel Prize winner, born Fuerth, Germany. • May 24,1S13 - Daniel Webster enters Congress as a representa­ tive from New Hampshire. 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