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¥tr K-y Honored at the College of Regents chapter night on July 7 were Olga Johnson, Marcella Strossner and Ethel Bruce. Olga and Ethel are wearing their red stoles, symbols of their ad­ vancement in the College of Reg€sffts. Marcella is the chapter's new member in the college and she wears a green tassel on her cap. omen 7 f,e Of 9/£o ose McHenry Chapter 1348 held its College of Regents night on July 7. Ellen Bywell of Fox Lake took the gavel as guest senior regent and Lucille Rin- da, also of Fox Lake, served as pianist. As fifty co-workers and guests looked on, Collegians Olga Johnson and Ethel Bruce received their red stoles. In­ vesting officers were Col­ legians Alyce Kowal and Mar- jorie Fernstrom. To receive future personnel inc the anicvet to tf<yu% C O V E N T R Y P R O F E S S I O N A L B U I L D I N G 4 < o 7 C O V E N T R Y L A N E C R Y S T A L L A K E I L L I N O I S 4 5 0 9 0 1 0 the red stole a collegian must be a member of the College of Regents for four years. Mar­ cella Strossner, who received her green tassel and entered the college wi June 13, was also honored at this ceremony. Ra­ chel Lomasney of Crystal Lake served our chapter as guest speaker. Making the chapter night complete, membership was held for Doris Kretzschmar, spon­ sored by CarolynSima, and Judy Ballew, and Sandra Hodgson, sponsored by Eileen Hodgson, n Marcella Carlson and Kay Ms- honey acted as pro tem spon­ sors. * College of Regents Chair­ man Alyce Kowal and College Members Eunice Tobey, Marge Fernstrom, Ethel Bruce, Olga Johnson and Mabel Thomas were in charge of the program and refreshments. Chapter members have been invited to the following Star Recorder Night programs: Elk- horn, Aug. 3; Fox Lake, al­ so on Monday, Aug. 3; River Grove No. 780, on Friday, Aug. 7; (Margaret Walsh will be the guest speaker); Cicero No. 747 on Sunday, Aug. 9; and DesPlaines No. 835 on Thurs­ day, Aug. 13, at 8:30 p.m. All included a special in­ vitation to our1 Star Recorder chairman, Olga Johnson, and all requested that formals be worn. Meetings begin at 8 p.m. ex­ cept where noted. If you would like to attend contact Record­ er Ila Hogan. Mercedes Morenz and Bon­ nie Heinz received special a- wards, but the attendance a- ward went unclaimed. Just, a reminder that the L.O.O.M. is having its steak dinner this Saturday, July 11. The charcoal broiled steaks will be served from 7 to 9 p.m. and dancing will begin at 9:30. Senior Regent Eileen Hodg­ son called for a meeting of her executive board and chair­ men on Thursday, July 9. Our next meeting is on July 21. R will be at this meeting that we will discuss plans and projects for the coming year, so come out and let us hear your ideas. Florence V. McCormick Publicity Chairman PLAN PHYSICAL SCREENING - Mrs. Judy Bierman, director of re-screening; Mrs. Char­ lotte Broman, chairman of registration; Mrs. Barbara Niedes, Mrs. Barbara Schroeder, Mrs. Maxine W. Henberg, Mrs. Peggy Thomas, Mrs. Pat Schooley, director of screening; and Mrs. Dorothy Leuse are shown at the first meeting of the hearing and visual screening program for pre-schoolers planned as a Lake-McHenry regional project in cooperation with the Illinois State Department of Public Health, the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness and Mc­ Henry School District 15. The amblyopia or "Lazy Eye" program will be conducted at Edgebrook school, McHenry, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on July 13-14. On July 20, the re- screening also will be held at Edgebrook. Arrangements are being made by the local Jay- cees. FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 John 'Wysocki 0 Named Manager; Social Security < s John F. Wysocki, 41 has been appointed district manager of the Waukegan Social Security Administration district office which services the 46,061 ben­ eficiaries in Lake and McHen­ ry counties. Wysocki replaces Bernard Barnett, who died April 19. He also worked as Barnett's as­ sistant prior to his assignment as assistant manager in Mil­ waukee last July. The new manager will be re­ sponsible for the administra­ tion of the Social Security pro# gram including Medicare in Lake and McHenry counties and for the operation of the Wau­ kegan district office and its staff of forty-one. Wysocki began his career with Social Security in 1961 as a claims representative in - PLAINDEALER - PG. 9 Milwaukee and later held in­ creasingly responsible po­ sitions in Chicago prior to coming here as assistant man­ ager in 1968. He and his wife, Janet, Have four children, Kathleen 13, Sharon 11, John 9, and Laurie 6. The family plans to locate in the Waukegan area prior to the start of the school year. ITEM: The best time to apply iron-on patches is when the knees of pants and elbows of shirts and jackets begin to wear thin, reinforcing them on the in­ side. NEITHER RAIN NOR SNOW KEEPS THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER FROM REACHING YOU . . . GET YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TODAY !!! * SERMON SUNDAYS Y O U R L I F E Yes t e r d a y ' s potatoes are cold. Yesterday's disappointments should not be warmed over. To­ day is important. Rely on experience gained in wins and losses, but always look to the thing that needs doing now, to the preparations neces­ sary for a better tomorrow. Use the magic moments of your life not to dream, but with determin­ ation and purpose. Believe tfiat you are never done with temptation, hardship and doubt. Recognize them, meet them head-on and turn them aside. ... , Believe in God and in the truth that life has meaning. Find your faith, within yourself, and strengthen it day-to-day. 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