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SECTION 1-PAGE 4 • PLAINDEALER • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28,1979 Rt. 120, McHenry Wonder Lake Anne Sowers 653-9549 11 to 3 Grand- Lake Famous Cfown Visits Bank Cookie, the famous clown from Bozo Circus, will be making a visit to Wonder Lake Dec: 1 from 9 to noon. He will be greeting children at the grand-opening of the Wonder Lake State bank. BREAKFAST WITH SANTA Now that the Thanksgiving holiday is over, we can think and.prepare for the greatest of all holidays, Christmas. One way to relax and enjoy breakfast during the Christmas season and at the same time have your little ones meet Santa would be at the "Breakfast With Santa" at Christ the King church hall Dec. 16. The menu will include orange juice, scrambled eggs, potato puffs, fruit salad, rolls, coffee cakes and beverage. Tickets may be obtained in advance or at the door. They will be slightly higher at the door, so get yours early by calling either 653-2561 or 653-7554. beautiful Christmas decorations in all the classrooms. The fifth graders will also be per­ forming for the senior citizens. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Nov. 29 - Meet and Eat Birthday party - Moose hall, p.m. Nov. 30-Dec. 1 opening of Wonder State bank Dec. 2 - Nativity Lutheran family potluck dinner - after 10:30 service Dec. 3 • Senior Citizens meeting - l p.m., Nativity Lutheran hall Seek To Fill Health Committee Vacancy V Dec. 5 - Young at Hearts - 11 a.m., Christ the King hall Dec. 6 - Woman's Club Board meeting --1 8 p.m. Dec. 6 - Trailblazers Snowmobile club meeting - 8 p.m. The McHenry County Board of Health has an opening on its. Hearing committee for a registered professional engineer. The Hearing committee consists of five members including a physician, a registered professional engineer, a veterinarian (or other person with experience in the Animal Control area), a member of the County board and one member from at large in the community. All members are chosen for their special qualifications and may not be members of the Board of Health. The Hearing committee is responsible to hear petitions seeking relief from the review of a particular situation by the Public Health administrator upon petition by the affected party. After the hearing, the committee makes findings of fact and a recommendation to the Board of Health for action to be taken. .Members of the Hearing committee serve without compensation, but may be reimbursed for actual ex­ penses incurred in the performance of their duties, such expenses not to exceed $15 par diem per person. Engineers interested in 9 being considered for ap­ pointment to the Hearing committee should contact the McHenry ' County Department of Health at 2200 North Seminary Ave., Woodstock, or call 815-338- 2040, Extension 120, to obtain an application. Completed applications must be returned to the Department of Health office by Dec. 5, to be considered. The Personnel committee of the Board of Health will be interviewing applicants during the week of Dec. 10 and making a recom­ mendation to the Board of Health when the Board of Health meets D«. 17. Persons desiring ad­ ditional information should contact Richard A. Wissell, M.P.H., Public Health ad­ ministrator, at the Health department office. v 1 i Average Life The average man's life con­ sists of 20 years of having his mother and father ask htm where he is going; JO years of having his wife ask the same question. And, in the end, the mourners bre wondering too Board Mem bers At Annual Conference More than 4,000 school board members and ad­ ministrators from across the state gathered in Chicago this month for the annual conference of the Illinois Association of School Boards. Four Officials from McHenry Community High School District 156 took part in the three-day meeting. Attending were high school board of education members David Benrud, Edward Neumann and Paul Nitz, and Supt. Robert Swartzloff. The conference featured clinics on more than 30 educational topics and problems currently facing local school policy makers. The program also included three general sessions, opportunities to quiz experts in small group meetings, an exhibition of school equip­ ment and services, and the annual IASB Delegate assembly, a business meeting where school board members elected officers and established policies for the association. IASB President Jonathan T. Howe, a school board member from Northbrook, described the state meeting as "a unique opportunity for school officials in Illinois, to tackle their special problems and concerns, ft has never been more im­ portant to safeguard control of public schools at the local level than it is now. Locally elected board members, who serve their communities as iluli- ?oa\ part-time, unpaid volul; teers, work toward this gc They need regular training to properly direct the work of their professional em­ ployees and to keep up with the constant change in education." During the three-day meeting, board members and administrators selected topics for study that are of particular local interest. The program included training sessions on such matters as school finance, collective bargaining, student discipline, evaluating teachers and ad­ ministrators, rural education, school board policies and new laws and court decisions. Benrud attended a Basic Bargaining clinic dealing with teacher- board negotiations. Featured speakers at the conference included Jacquelyn Mayer, one of the nation's foremost in­ spirational speakers; Joseph M. Cronin, state superin­ tendent of education; Olin Stratton, president of the American Association of School Administrators; SECTION ! - PAGE S - PLAINDEALER - WEPNE8PAY, NOVEMBER 28,1979 and ad- Zacharie J. Clements, associate professor of education at the University of Vermont; and John Chancellor, a veteran of 26 years with NBC News. Kitchen Safety Using Fingers to unjam food in an appliance such as an electric blender is an easy way to get badly cut. Unplug the appliance before reaching in­ side it with a wooden spoon or rubber scraper. Do not use your hands or a metal utensil to unjam food. CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES The fifth grade class of Greenwood school have been spending every free moment in their schedule, practicing for their Christmas play. It will be presented Dec. 14, at 7:30 p.m. in the Greenwood gym. The band and chorus will also be performing. The following Friday, Dec. 21, at 9:30 a.m. all senior citizens are invited to the Senior Citizen's Christmas coffee. Christmas cookies and coffee will be enjoyed in the Learning center after which the special guests will be free to see all the What lust One Person Can Do Motherhood Results In Self-Discovery I was a guest recently at the home of a young couple. They had been blessed with three beautiful children in less than 2Vfe years. The second delivery brought them twins, a boy and a girl. The young wife had hardly gotten used to motherhood when she had three babies to manage. The twins are now 18 months told and the mother has adjusted to her new life and is enjoying it. But it wasn't that way at first. She had been raised in relative comfort, an average' American teenager. She loved her sleep and boasted of needing nine hours a night just to function. After the first child she was exhausted. The demands of her infant seemed over­ whelming, and she dreamed of getting out, finding a part- time job. She loved her child but resented the absolute demands he made upon her. After the twins arrived she was on the verge of collapse, and thought of running away. But she hung in there and her job. Now she's very happy she did. She speaks of the normal joys of motherhood and tells me she can see the difference bet­ ween the neighborhood children whose mothers work and those whose mothers stay at home. The children of working mothers, she says, seem difficult to manage, demanding of attention, and even aggressive at times. Her own children play together for a time and once in a while one or another will come over to her, hug her leg and run off. They need the occasional reassurance of her presence. She wonders what the children would feel if she weren't there. She said, "I'm glad I didn't go out to work. I find it easier now with the three than it was when I had only one." That young woman has discovered something about herself. Even though she is now averaging only five to six hours sleep a night, she is happy. 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Dixon Secretary of State In order to provide safer conditions and more con­ venience for Illinois motorists who normally renew their driver's license during winter months, I call your attention to a program w h i c h c o u l d b e o f i m ­ portance. Renewal notices now are being mailed approximately 45 days before expiration date, but all drivers may renew their license up to one year in advance of the ex­ piration, thus avoiding ice and snow. Drivers whose birthdays come during cold and bad weather months have been at a disadvantage with regard to taking their driver's license exam. Even when a road test was not required for renewal, they still had to drive to the facility for a photo, often in icy weather on hazardous streets and roads. 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