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THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER "SERVING THE CHAIN-O-LAKES REGION SINCE 1875 Section 2 - Page 1 Friday, May 2, 1969 PRESENT TALK ON ANTIQUE CARS FOR COUNTY CLUB r . The annual meeting of the McHenry County Historical society will be held on Thursday, May 8, at 7:30 p.m. in the Farm Bureau building, Mc- Connell road, Woodstock. The program will be presented by Edward F. Gathman of Elgin, who is a past-president of the Model T Ford club International, a world-wide organization of antique car-owners. Mr. Gathman will show slides and give a talk about antique cars, and he will also tell about the part that Elgin played in the manufacture of automobiles. Snapshots of entries in the Algonquin Hill races will also be shown and items from the society's growing collection of scrap books, old postcard scenes and photographs will be on display. The nominating committee consisting of Mrs. Ed Ocenasek, Cary, Chairman, with Peter Nelson, Woodstock, and Mrs. Claude Pagles of Harvard, assisting, will present a slate of officers and directors to be elected for the coming year. The offices of president, vicepresident ahd directors will be voted on br the general membership. Nominations can also be made from the floor at this time, if the consent of the nominee has been obtained before the election. « All dues are payable as of May 1 of each year, and new memberships can be obtained and old memberships renewed at this meeting I* for the May, 1969, to May, 1970 year. Membership is open to everyone interested in preserving McHenry county's history, and all members, prospective members and guests are urged to attend the annual meeting. Information about membership can be obtained by contacting Mrs. Oral Herendeen, secretary, at Box 30, Woodstock. Dressing Up The year 1968 reflected the sharpest gains in costs of clothing in many years. Apparel prices increased 6.5 per cent. ® L* '> J- ^ Sf&JeW Fast Sailer Bermuda Island Fitted Dinghies carry 1,000 square feet of sail, a fantastic amount in proportion to their length --a mere twelve fept one inch. Thev take a crew of six --mainly for ballast --and provide some of the most exciting sailing possible. Minimum speed of three knots must Be maintained just to stay afloat. WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO PERFORM New Car Warranty Maintenance Service ERNIE SCHOOLEY'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION (STANDARD. 3522 W. ELM STREET McHENRY 385-9832 Make your Mom feel like a Eugene Stern, M.D., at right, staff psychiatrist for the Family Service and Mental Health clinic in McHenry county, is shown with Michael Hurt, M.A., left, clinical psychologist, LIST SERVICE OFFERED FOR MENTAL HEALTH With the observance of Mental Health Week, the Family Service and Mental Health clinic of the county has outlined its services: The following is a general synopsis of the procedure used when a person makes application for care. An intake application is filled out by the person seeking caire. The application is then reviewed and it is determined how this person's problem should be handled. If the problem can be solved by family casework, the person is referred to the family caseworker. However, if it is found that the person requires psychiatric help, he is referred to the mental health staff. Here the person is interviewed anda diagnostic evaluation is completed. The per- Mom Star / #0 :/ Delight her with daisy embroidered sleepwear in two-tone Permanent Press Dacron® polyester and cotton gleamed with satin ribbon. Ruffled shift, baby doll pajamas with romper pants or button-front sleepcoat in Blue Angel, Pink or Yellow, sizes s-m-l. i J s Pamper her with this glamorous peignor and gown of Caprolan* nylon tricot, dazzled with panels of lace. Exquisite in white, peach petal or gentle green, ^izes s-m-l. Exciting at just the set "We keep prices down! spurgeons ? McHenry Market Place Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat. 9-6 Sun. 10-5 CHARGE WITH SPURGEON-S OWN OR ANY MIDWEST BANK CARD Curt Wennerdahl, family case worker, and H. Pearce Konold, ACSW, psychiatric social worker, planning for the observance locally of Mental Health Week. Plaindealer Photo son may then see a psychiatrist, psychologist, or psychiatric social worker. Also working in the clinic is Gerald Pettera, mental health educator, who recently completed a study of mental health and mental retardation for the McHenry County Mental Health board. Pettera works with the Education committee of the board of directors who provides the communities with educational programs and materials dealing with mental health and family service. To assist the professional staff is Mrs. Earl B. Roberts, administrative assistant, who works as office manager and bookkeeper and serves as secretary of the board of directors. The secretaries of the clinic are Sharon McManaway, Betty Johnson, Mary Freundand Dorothy Tomm. Linda Blake of McHenry high school is the student secretary. Administration of the clinic's operations and programs on a daily basis is carried out by George Mally, M.S., psychologist, the administrative director. Mr. Mally works in close cooperation with the Board of Directors and the Medical IErector to maintain communications both within the Clinic and with the communities. In 1968, the clinic served 845 different persons in 4,049 patient interviews, and 129 group sessions. There were 814 calls received for services. In the first quarter of 1969, the clinic already has served 493 different patients in 1,296 patient interviews and forty-six group sessions, with 274 calls received for services. Questions about the clinic and its operation and services should be directed to the administrative director or the mental health educator. When -selecting a gift for hiu# ... let us help! TflfiQ&A' 5TORE for MEN 1245 i\. Green St., McHenry, 111. Phone 385-0047 Open Daily 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fri. til' 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA USING A COIN-OP LAUNDRY? WASH YOUR DIRTY LINENS IN PUBLIC AGAIN! 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