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/ ORDINARY PEOPLE' SUBJECT FOR 1981 HOSPITAL SPEAKER FRED BRIGGS *\ * (Continued from page 1) who was then in exile in Parish. He will speak on "Ordinary People", a report on the personalities he has interviewed since 1958, when his journalism career began. "Citizens who are interested in joining the not-for-profit McHenry Hospital corporation may do so through Jan. 31"; according to Olsen. "This is an opportunity for people who want to show their support for McHenry Hospital to, do--so concretely." The annual membership fee entitles each member to attend the annual dinner meeting. Applications for membership mav be requested from the hospital's public information office, 385-2200, extension 622. MUSIN' AND MEANDERIN' (Continued from page 1) are not guided by a walk button. Oc­ casionally they become nervous - and rightly so -- when they begin their walk only to find the words change to "Do Not Walk". Sufficient time remains to reach the other side in spite of the warning, but too often, according to Pasenelli, drivers turning right harass walker* by sounding the horn even though the pedestrian has the right-of- way. A button to signal for a "walk" sign guides those who travel north and soulfi, but here is where the impatience of our fellowman (or woman) has been evident. In the short time since the traffic signals were installed, the state has had to replace the buttons three times because they were broken through rough handling. Chief Pasenelli reminds that not only is this an expensive practice, but it also delays the fellow who is in such a big hurry. KAF LEGISLATOR HOSPITALIZED (Continued from page I) Chicago said Hanahan, 46, was un­ dergoing tests in the intensive care unit of the hospital. His heartbeat was reported to be irregular. A spokesman at St. John's hospital said Hanahan was admitted but declined further comment. Rep. Hanahan's legislative office in McHenry was unable to provide any further information on the legislator's condition at press time Thursday morning. R£COAAMEND BUDGET CUTS (Continued from page 1) Parkland, making the superintendent the principal. Move the assistant superintendent to McHenry junior high. He would assume the principal's position there. Rent empty office space at Central. Have the principals at Vtfoley View, Edgebrook and Hilltop spend half their time teaching. Stop paying dues to professional organizations to which the principals belong Reduce building budgets by 50 percent. Eliminate the teaching of art and music. Close two or more buildings and go to a split shift. Provide one-way bus service for kindergarten students at 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. Use legal counsel only when absolutely necessary. Sell the car that is provided for the superintendent: Board member Gary Lockwood said the Finance committee would be looking at different places to make cuts and said they would consider the alternatives proposed by the teachers association. Following an executive session regarding three personnel matters, the board voted to approve a leave of absence for Bruce Ericson, an eighth grade teacher at McHenry Junior high; appoint Carol Dixon a long-term substitute to fill the position of Elaine Schmaling, who passed away recently; and granted a sick leave to Colleen Jackson. The board also accepted a letter of resignation from Charles Schott. a sixth grade teacher at McHenry junior high. In other District 15 business, the school board approved three resolutions which created an inter-fund loan of $150,000 from working cash to Education; transferred $36,187.09 from the Bond and Interest fund to the Operations, Building and Maintenance fund; and designated the Education fund as the recipient of any interest income from the Bond ana Interest Transportation and 111. Municipal Retirement funds. PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER • FRIDAY, JANUARY It. lttl D.A.R. Top Essay Winners From Three Schools In Area EP iscopal Archdeacon Week Of Prayer Speaker ARCHDEACON ERWIN SOUKUP The Venerable Erwin M. Soukup, archdeacon of the Episcopal diocese of Chicago, will be the homilist at the annual ecumenical service, in observance of Jlhe Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. It will be held at St. Mary of the Assumption Roman Catholic church Tuesday evening, Jan. 20, at 8 p.m. Archdeacon Soukup is editor of the diocesan monthly magazine, Advance. He was installed as canon to the Ordinary in 1970, and as archdeacon of the Diocese of Chicago in 1978. He graduated from Seabury-Western Theological seminary, and did graduate work there, as well as at the Ecumenical institute of Yale university. The College of Preachers, W a s h i n g t o n , D C . , a n d v a r i o u s communications seminars. As Archdeacon. Father Soukup's additional duties include those of ecumenical relations, in which he has been very active for many years. Others taking part in the service HARVARD IMPLEMENT, Inc. fa U.S. Routt 14 Worth «• Jtomi, ̂ 60033 OVERSTOCKS) SOLE New John Deere 100 ft 400 Bu. Spreaders , #660 300 bu w/hyd. endgate & shields LIST PRICE $7950.00 _ CASH PRICE $5300.00 #680 400 bu. w/hyd endgate & shields LIST PRICE S9600.00 , CASH PRICE $6500.00 USED EQUIPMENT - Tractors JD 4440 S.G. quid 800 hrs. JD 4040 S.G. power fri end 140 hrs. JD 4630 S.G. power shift 2 JD 4430 S.G. quad IH #1586 cab 2000 hrs. IH #966 cab 1400 hrs. 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A voluntary collection will be taken for the benefit of CROP, the Christian Rural Overseas Program.- YOUTH SERVICE MEETING The January, 1981, meeting of the McHenry County Youth Service bureau's board of directors is scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 20, at 7:30 p.m at the YSB Woodstock office, 840 N. Seminary. The public is invited to attend. No Injuries In Collision No injuries were reported and no citations were written following a collision between a McHenry High School District 156 school bus and a station wagon on Fernview Tuesday. The driver of the station wagon, Susan R Powers, of 1813 Fernwood, McHenry, told police she was driving west on Fernview and saw the bus, slowed, veered to the right to avoid the collision but could not. The bus driver, Christine A. Amore, 3902 West avenue, McHenry, said she was driving east and also steered right to avoid the collision, but to no avail. The report noted the icy road conditions and said most of the collision took place in the westbound lane. Kishwaukee Trail chapter, D.A.R., has announced the winners of the 1961 American Histonr essay contest as first ice on the fifth grade level, Julie )wman of Montini Middle school and second place winner, Matt Smith, also of Montini. ? On the sixth grade le^glJ'Tirst place goes to Greg Scnoen, and second place to Jennifer Wills, both from Montini. For the seventh graders, first place goes to Amy Vayo of Johnsburg Junior nigh school, and second to Richard Zabrowski, of Harrison elementary school in Wonder Lake On the eighth grade level, first place is John Ruzicka, and second is Mike Meyer, both also from Harrison Each first place winner will receive a silver medal, and a certificate, antHhe second place winners will each receive a bronze medal, and a certificate They will be honored, along with the Good Coast Guard Award To Former McHenry Man Citizens award winners, at a tea at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 22, at the Woodstock Opera House. The public is also invited. One hundred seventy-two students from six schools in the county submitted essays on the topic, "A Military Leader of the Battle of Yorktown". Each participating student will receive a - certificate of appreciation, as well as the booklet, "How to Respect and Display Our Flag", provided by the U.S. Marine corps. First place essays have been submitted to the Fourth division of the Illinois Daughters of the American Revolution, where they will compete with the first place winners sponsored by other D.A.R. chapters in this area. Winners from this area will compete on the state, divisional, and finally the national level. Chief Petty Officer Don Vycital. presently serving with the United States Coast Guard, was recently awarded a citationand the Coast Guard Achievement medal for his work in safety and health related areas "Through Chief Petty Officer Vycital's efforts in providing a formnal training program in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), 70 percent of the ftinth district office staff was qualified as basic rescuer-lifesaver ..." part of the citation read Vycital has been working through military and civilian channels to e d u c a t e p e o p l e a b o u t t h e i m ­ perativeness of fast action in dealing with heart disease and heart attacks He has personal experience with heart disease While attending a CPR workshop in northeastern Ohio, Vycital experienced and recognized the symptoms of cardiac problems and sought help Fortunately, Vycital's own problems were treatable A little more than a year ago, Don's brother passed away due to a heart attack These experiences with heart disease served to strengthen his resolve in training people to deal with the problem In addition to his work with CPR, Chief Petty Officer Vycital is the first Coast Guardsman to be certified as a Safety and Occupational Health specialist. 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