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Thursday, Orfoher 14, 1965 COUNTY MEDICAL ASSISTANTS WILL MEET IN CITY The McHenry County Medical Assistants will hold their monthly meeting at 8 p.m e Thursday, Oct. 21, in the conference room of McHenry hospital. They were fortunate in obtaining Donald T. Mead as „ guest speaker. Mr. Mead was educated at' Eastern Illinois university in - Charleston and later look a Master of Science decree at the University of Illinois. He has done graduate work at Southern Illinois university, the University of Wisconsin, and the University of Chicago. He has been a high school teacher, guidance counselor, supcrinten- « dent of schools and a director ' of two business cojleges. He ~ was the first rehabilitation « counselor to serve at the Man- ' teno State hospital, working . with the adjustment needs of ^ the mentally ill. He has been ' director of rehabilitation at the • Lake County Tuberculosis. Sanatorium in Waukegan since early in 1959 and maintains a private practice in counseling as well as operating the Waukegan Business college. Mr. Mead has authored sev- , eral pamphlets that have appeared in professional. magazines on rehabilitation. Valiant Viscounts GOP LEADER TO ATTEND OCT. 16 ..DINNER IN AREA Top Republican leaders in the nation will be converging HI on Illinois Beach State Park lodge, north of Waukegan, Saturday night, Oct. 16, according to Roy E. Jones, chairman of the congressional din- 11 ner planned for that evening. Congressman Gerald R. Ford " of Michigan, Republican leader of the U. S. House of Rep- >•- resentatives heads a stnr-stud- ~ ded assembly of Republicans , who will attend the $25 a - plate dinner. H*v Republican Whip Leslie C. Arends of .Illinois and 13th ~ District Congressman Donald _ Rumsfeld of Evanston also - will be present to honor their 7 colleague, 12th District Con- _ gressman Robert McClory of - Lake Bluff. Dinner Chairman Jones forecasts an attendance of about -- 500 prominent citizens from the Lake, McHenry and Boone ~ County area. Preceding the 6:30 dinner and program, there will be /3r . reception for the honored -- guests beginning at 5:r.() p.m. at Illinois Bench State Park Lodge, to which all ticket -- holders are invited. *. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS Linda Zimny, left, is the 13-year-old daughter .of •vMr. and Mrs. John Zimny of 1^19 Rogers, McHenry, comes from a family steeped in the tradition of drum and bugle CorPS and color guard units. Her instrument is the saber. ^ seventh grader in St. Patrick's, school, she is a member of the choir and as hobbies lists ice skating, roller skating and swimming^ , Both her mother and fia-tlier were in junior drum corps when they were young. Her father is presently an instructor and her' mother formerly worked in that capacity with the twirlers. Her brother, John, is bugler with the Viscounts. Linda's secret ambition is to be the first lady astronaut. Jean Hettermann, 14, with, a desire to be the first woman President, is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Hettermann of 3615 N. Chapel Hill road. Now a freshman at Marian Central high school, she is a member of the GAA and Mar-Cens. After graduation, she hopes to attend college. Jean's interests are dancing, swimming, skating and bowling. Her instruments in the unit are flag and rifle. I hirteen-year-old Donna Kaminski, who uses the rifle and saber to perform, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kaminski of 4809 W. Shore drive, McHenry. Donna, an eighth grader in Junior high school, lists as her hobbies swimming, roller skating and collecting records. Lee B. Kortemeier Off. 338-2000 Res. 385-0975 How high will he go? That may depend on tow soon dad decides to finance his college education. The man to see about a Country Life education policy for your youngsters is a Country Companies agent. Thfo guaranteed plan insures your fife your children's education. Visit with him about auto and borne* owners insurance protection, too. Your IcJl Country Companies Agent coufrMY UK . touttmr mtutt • COMMIT cumuir ® WtAMnKi RM JUS HARM . imiUMQl EAUXMICS •ttWUflMT call -01 98 for • PERSONALIZED CARE given io all your orders for Drycleaning and Laundering • AN EXTRA Margin of Quality • FREE Pick-up and Delivery Service LAUNDRY & CLEANERS Phone 385-0189 McHenry, 111. THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER Sit' EIGHT LICENSES REVOKED; OTHERS ARE SUSPENDED Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced revocation of the driver license of Elmer H. Fields and Raymond L. Slack of Woodstock, William G. Herz of 2615 Forestwood and Joseph N. Schmitt of 3715 N. St. John, both McHenry, Lewis A. Schac(it, Gerald A. Gehrke and Kenneth L. Newman, Jr., Of Ma rengo, all for driving while intoxicated; and James A. Levand of 127 W. Rand road, McHenry, suspension or revocation re-entered for driving while license was suspended or revoked. Suspensions were ordered for James Athans, Harlan A. Ernst. Werner. J. Seaquist and David P. Stuart of Crystal Lake, William E. Hunt and Michael J. Jaeckels of Woodstock, all for three violations. NEWS OF JUNIOR HIGH P.E. Department "Go You Chicken Fat Go", is a familiar phrase the Junior high school students have added to their vocabulary. In fact, this phrase echoes throughout the entire building. Chicken Fat by Robert Preston is the name of the fitness record played in the Junior high physical education classes. It is six and one halt minutes long and includes different exercises for every part of the body. It is the hope that this daily exercise routine will help in- Anthony Warren of Crystal Lake was granted a probationary permit. «*ease the number of students passing the Amateur i Athletic Union Physical Fit- ?nes6 test. The requirements are as follows: CIKLS 12-13 Sprint GO yds. 10 sec. Walk and Run % mile 1 mile Vi mile 13 min. Sit-Ups 16 Pull-lps Mod. 9 St. Broad Jump 5' Pusli-l'ps Mod. 10 BOYS 12-13 Sprint "50 yds. 60 yds. , 100 yds. 8 sec. -9 sec. 14 sec. HM1 9 50 yds. 9 sec. 11 min. 14 Modified 8 4'6" Mod. d 10-11 14-15 100 yds. 17 sec. 19 min. 18 Mod. 10 5'6" Mod. 12 n-ir> .Walk and Bun % mile 1 mile 1H mile 10 min, 11 min. 18 min. Stt-Ups 16 20 25 Pull-Ups Regular Reg. Reg. 3 5 6 St . Broad Jump 5' 5'6" 6' Pusli-Fps Mod. Reg. Reg. 13 10 12 Beginning of Year Report This week students at the Junior high received "beginning of the school year" reports. These reports indicate l he progress of the child to date. The purpose is to help the parents gain a better understanding of their child's progress in school. These are to be returned to the school by Friday, Oct. 15. Parent Conferences On Friday, Oct. 22, the first parent conferences of the year Section Two Page Whroi " -5. -- ;; will be held. Students will - not be in attendance that day^ls# and teachers will be there to' meet the parents. This , year the school is on a departmentalized basis and as a result, the child sees several teachers in a dpy. Parents are urged to call the school and make an appointment to see the teacher. Twenty minutes wili be allotted for each conference. It is hoped that all parents will make arrangements to see their child's teachors. Conferences will be arranged on the basis of appointment, so be sure to call the school ta obtain the time you are able to use for this purpose. The school will be open for this purpose from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Parents not able to be in during that time are asked to make nl;-ns to see the teachers on another day when it would be more convenient for them. Wi Jewels 'Extra Choice Beef Sale! 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