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C of C past presidents form Ambassadors club PAGE T - PLAINDL. v! Kit .- WEDNESDAY, JUNE t, If* An inaugural gathering of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce "Ambassadors Club" was recently held at the chamber office. Guests included the senior member of the past presidents of the chamber, Dan Justen, who was president in 1969-54 and the most recent President Trey Covalt, who was president in IMS and continues in 1964. The gathering included 50 percent of all of the past presidents of the chamber. Among those were: Dan Justen, (1963-54); Harry Dean, (1957), John Goetschel, (1900); Frank/ Low, (1961 and 1968); Clay pool, (1964-65); Mi Brown, (1972); Tom tow, (1977- 78); Kit Carstens, (1979); John Huemann, (1960-81); and Trey Covalt, (1983-84). The Ambassadors Club has been A goal of the Membership and Public Relations Council of the chamber for some time. Jerry Lazalde, membership council coordinator, stated "IMs is indeed a milestone in the growth of the chamber. It has taken a great deal of time and planning to arrive at the point where our chamber structure and staff have developed to the point of being able to launch this prestigious Ambassadors Club." "We are complimented at .the response of the past presidents and very encouraged by the enthusiasm that they dî layed at this initial meeting. We lpok forward to having the Aft*. Wj J HH I bassadors be the public relations arm of our Mem­ bership Council and represent the chamber so very ap­ propriately at business and community events." Clint Claypool was unanimously selected chairman protem for the formative meeting, which he will be an­ nouncing very shortly. The Ambassadors Club will be self governing and will set their own goals. They will be a permanent part of the Membership and Public Relations Council. Hn* rhamhw all rtf the past presidents for their in­ valuable contributions to the chamber and to the community, 4nA honors each of them by initiating the group especially designed to acknowledge one of the chamber's greatest resources, experience. All past presidents of the chamber will be contacted for the upcoming jneeting. Little Miss Peanut Contest Entry Form Kiwanis Club of McHenry Contestants must reside in the McHenry High School District 156 or Johnsburg District 12. be tix jreari old and not nine year* of age on or before July 1. 1984. Name of child Address f Phone. _BirtHdate_ Name of parents . To enter, complete this coupon and return to Thomas J. Rupp. 4108 W. Crystal Lake Road, McHenry. 20 contestants will be drawn from all applications received on or before June 14, 1964. McNENRY COUNTRY CLUB invites you to fine dining at MchENRY'S MOST BEAUTIFUL LOCATION --Wed. thru Sat. evenings beginning at 5p.m. --Luncheon served from Tues. thru Sat. at 11 a.m. --Live entertainment every weekend from 8p.m. Space is Limited McNEMKY COUNTRY CLIIB Reservations . are advised 820 N. John 385-1072 Jerry Lazalde, center, membership and public relations council coordinator for the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce speaks to past Plaindealer photo by Donna Bertulis chamber presidents about the establishment of an "Ambassadors Club". Classes for * infants start in June The McHenry Park Depart* ment is sponsoring two prenatal classes this summer. One is a prenatal swim class - that will be held at the Knox Park Pool on Monday, Wed­ nesday and Friday for six weeks. The class will begin on Monday, June 11 and be held from 5 to 6 p.m. Hie other class is prenatal exercise which will be held at Parkland Junior High School. l%e class will be beld on Tuesday and Thursday from 1:45 to 2:45 p.m. Hie prenatal exercise class will begin on June 12. For further information call the department of parks and recreation at 344-3300. Hospital employees hear seminar An organ transplant seminar was held at Memorial Hospital in Woodstock recently, by Linda Szeplak, R.N. from Loyola University Medical Center. The purpose of the seminar was to , familiarize and up-date hospital staff members on transplant procedures. When an organ or organs are donated at the hospital following the death of an individual, the hospital contacts Loyola University Medical Center which sends % team of physicians and nurses to remove the donated organs. The hospital's role id to maintain the body until the team arrives and to assist in the procedure so that the organ remains viable. A unique part of the seminar was that nurses and hospital staff were able to meet with and talk to an actual recipient of a' transplanted organ. The recipient was Michael Dowling, who at the age of 21 became the first heart transplant recipient in surgery performed at Loyola University in March. He talked of why the tran­ splant was* necessary, the procedure and recovery. He stated that he felt as good as he ever dftd and planned to return to work soon. CLEANUP The nHi>nl« !Cni>faw»n»-- Protection Agency has issued a notice to Teledyne, Inc., and two of its subsidiaries, American Ecology and US Ecdogy, or­ dering that a cleanup program be initiated for two chemical hazardous waste disposal facilities operated by US Ecology, Inc., in Sheffield. Timber's Dally Specials Tuesday: Chtf's Special Strip StMk Wednesday: Timber's Special Fried Chicken- Regular or Crispy - BBQ Ribs end Chicken Combo Thursday. 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