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- • v Page 9 -PLAINDEALER-HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13,1985 Workshop set ^ . . . on natural County arrest report Hopping for MD First graders at Ringwood School "hop" to benefit jumped their way muscular dystrophy. Over 125 students at the $3,000. The entire school collected pledges for the hop-a-thon and last week. ' * jMore housing needed for jmentally ill, reports 708 PlaftDdaalar Herald photo by Robert Gordon to an impressive total of nearly school participated in the event resources A new program called Illinois Natural Resources Workshop is enrolling high school students, teachers, 4-H leaders, and other adult educators. According to Mary Widolff, McHenry County Extension Adviser, the workshop *vill be held at the Lorado Taf Field Campus near Oregon, on Tune 27 to 29. The costis $70 pc - participant, which includes r >om and board, educational materials, and travel during the workshop. Students, teachers,, and leaders are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. The enrollment deadline is May 1. Applications are available from the McHenry County Extension Office, 789 McHenry Ave., P.O. Box 431, Woodstock, 60098, Phones: (815) 338-3737 or 338- 4747. "• IBM GROUP The McHenry County IBM Users Group meets every second Monday of the month at Prairie Grove School, Highway 176. The next meeting is scheduled for April 8. JBy Mike Pennock r Herald News Sendee ' Housing for the mentally disturbed is needed to "ensure an adequate" level of mental health services for the com­ munity, according to the McHenry County Mental Health (706) Board. "It seems to be the single unmet need," mental health board director Dennis Smith said at the board's meeting last week. Hie board reviewed its "goals and objectives," a three-year plan for fiscal years 1984-86 that is updated annually. The 10-page plan consists of the three disability catagories: mental il!ness, developmental disabilities and chemical abuse. The report's residential proposals include development of one to three group homes. The next area in iieed of im­ provement is chemical abuse, 708 board members said. No specific problems were men­ tioned, but one of the board's ongoing obejctives is to conduct an annual "needs assessment" of the quality and quantity of chemical abuse services in the county. Other business at the meeting included discussion of the fiscal 1986 funding application process. The board, which oversees part of the funding for nine county agencies such as Pioneer Center, will be receiving funding requests for the next fiscal year which begins July 1. The executive director of the Family Services and Com­ munity Mental Health Center, Bob Martens, presented a memorandum to the board with suggestions for the funding application process. He suggested the board require that procedures for all agency requests for proposals be "dearly outlined, and ensure that each applicant is given the same information, instructions and consultation," Martens said. "This did not happen this past year." He also suggested that an appeal process on the decisions on allocations be limited to possibly one to two weeks to kllow final budget recom- \nendations to be sent to the county boar<Usponer. Another request was that each applicant agency receive a written ex­ planation from the mental health board for funding decisions. The board agreed with the opinions offered. As for the money allocated to the board for next fiscal year, Smith said, "My best guess is that we'll be getting 100 percent of the federal block grant that we got last year." Mr. Farmer! CAPOFFYOUR PETROLEUM PROBLEMS! 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