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Dr. Griesbach To Leave City For New Program DR. PETER GRIESBACH "I have been offered an opportunity to help set up and implement a program for the handicapped in the state of New York - a program which, to my mind, offers the individual handicapped child a chance to attain his Oor her maximal potential. ^ "I have reached the age where I must take this opportunity to pioneer something really significant, or the chance to do so may not come again." Peter Griesbach, M.D., Diplomate of the National Board of Medical Examiners, Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics, Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatrics, and chief of the pediatric department at McHenry hospital, was making an announcement to two generations of his patients. "I have been very happy here. It has been gratifying to participate in the development of health care in this area over the past nineteen years. With the building of the Northern Illinois Medical center which McHenry hospital is planning, the citizens of this locale will soon have a regional medical facility." In 1955 when he arrived in McHenry, Dr. Griesbach had just completed his pediatric residency and joined three other specialists in founding the McHenry Medical Group, subsequently becoming charter staff members of the citizen- sponsored McHenry hospital. "Those were exciting days," Dr. (Jriesbach smiled. "Our plafre were almost unrealistic. Imagine bringing^ medical specialties to a small town, planning a hospital, instituting health programs and preventive medicine. I guess I was talked into tackling it by Dr. Gladstone, whose entusiasm was contagious." Dr. Griesbach doesn't seem sorry. In addition to serving as chief of pediatrics at McHenry hospital, he is consultant to the Special Education district of McHenry county, ,and is city health officer of the town of McHenry. He was also a board member and immediate past president of the Family Service and Mental Health Clinic for McHenry county, past president of the McHenry County Medical society, and for ten years was an elected member of the McHenry board of education (president for 2 years). "My wife Roslyn and I have raised our children here and have taken an active part in community life. We have strong bonds of friendship with the community. And I've had Ringwood News Church Plans Rummage Sale Next Weekend Let's all plan on being at the church next week working at the rummage sale getting our "Junk" ready for all those wonderful people looking for "Treasures". The sale starts Friday morning, March 29, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Saturday, March 30, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. MUSICAL The modern musical "Man Alive" will be presented at the Greenwood UMC on Sunday afternoon, March 24, at 3:30 p.m. We hope many of the folks in the community will be able to attend. All ages will find this lively religious drama interesting. It is being presented by the Palatine youth choir. HOUSEWARMING As Phyllis sat drinking her coffee and Leonard visited with Howie Wagner and viewed T.V. the horns started honking, which Phil thought was on the T.V. but Dar said what is going on and so Phil looked out the door and just sat down and then in came approximately 60 persons. Needless to say there was a good time had by all. Event to short sheeting the beds. CANASTA CLUB Sue and Bob Low hosted the Canasta club at their home in McHenry last Saturday night. Bill Cristy and Katy Christopher had high scores. the joys and the heartaches that come with two decades of pediatric practice." His work with the mentally retarded is legendary, and his studies regarding learning disabilities were published in 1972 as part of a symposium on the subject sponsored by McHenry hospital and the McHenry County Medical society. "It is my interest in the handicapped child and my association with those who care for mentally retarded children which have brought me to the decision to leave my home in McHenry and my practice," IX*. Griesbach announced. The Monroe Developmental Services program which Dr. Griesbach will help to start is a multi-disciplinary approach 1<J helping the retarded. As chief of one of the four teams implementing the mandate of New York State's Department of Mental Hygiene,- Dr. Griesbach will employ the services of other pediatricians and internists, a psychologist, social workers, physical and occupational therapists and special-education teacher. "We will work with persons suspected of moderate, severe, and profound mental retardation from birth to 21 years of age," explained Dr. Griesbach. "As far as my personal contribution is concerned, I feel that my two decades of experience in the practice of pediatrics gives me a perspective which is important and practical." So - the same pioneering excitement which, brought Dr. Griesbach to McHenry to start a new and visionary project is taking him away. NOW IS THE TIME > • • • • • • • • . . .TO TALK ABOUT TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT 11 RES See Us For A Complete Line Of Firestones WE'RE MAKING PRE SPRING DEALS TODAY ! Firestone McHenry Tire Mart 3931 W. Main St. Phone 385-0294 HERE AND THERE Mrs. Elsie Ottoson returned last weekend to her home after spending three months in Arizona visiting friends «nd relatives. Hie Kenneth Cristys are home after visiting Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Soddy stopped in at the Brennan- Hepburn home on Sunday. They thai took Aunt Nellie home with them to Kenosha. On Monday they visited and had dinner with Miss Mary Swensen of Kenosha. On their way home they stopped in Salem, Wis., and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blackman. Mrs. Arthur Laursen of Antioch was an early morning visitor at the Brennan-Hepbum home on Tuesday. • David Betts was home over the weekend to visit his parents, a little lull from his studies at Northern Illinois. BIRTHDAYS Felicia Ann Hogan celebrates her birthday on the twenty- second and on the twenty-fifth Daphnee Bruce and Bret Lehmkuhl share their natal day. On the twenty-sixth Miss Robin Fossum has her day. We think she is 20??? The twenty- eight is a real busy day for Resae Ackerman, Marion Harrison, Ruth Ann Hogan and Darcy Lynn Hogan. Diane Christopher will celebrate on the thirtieth, a very happy birthday to all of you. Seaver, Mets agree to re­ cord $170,000 contract. Informative Drug Program Presented Club SHERIFF ARTHUR TYRRELL Sheriff Arthur Tyrrell and Detective George Voska conducted an informative program on drug abuse and youth at a recent McHenry Lions ladies' night meeting. Over sixty McHenry Lions and their wives were present. Detective Voska, who works in the Drug and Narcotic division of the Sheriff's d e p a r t m e n t , r e l a t e d experiences in undercover work in McHenry county including the city of McHenry. He displayed drugs and items confiscated in their investigations. The men noted that McHenry county has one of the /-most active counters to drug traffic in that one department in the sheriff's office is devoted entirely to the control and abatement of drug traffic. The officers stated that there is extensive drug abuse in the McHenry area. However, it wa| felt that efforts to control the problem were t>ecoming effective here to a greater extent than in other area of Illinois. * u was strongly emphasized &iat there are many drugs available to youth locally. Many things sold as a particular drug such as mescaline, could, in fact, be a dangerous drug such as LSD. The speakers urged parents to know who their children are with and where they are. Confidence between parents and children was also stressed. >•" The officers felt that the real preventative to a child's dependence on drugs is a good home life. Detective Voska 1 stated, "Your kids may think they know about drugs, but they don't even know for sure what they are buying." For example, he said the grapevine story was to the effect that pyete and mescaline 444 NEWS J LINCOLN CLOVERLEAVES The Lincoln Cloverleaves held th9ir last meeting March 11 at the Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church. We practiced Share-the-Fun from 6:30 to 7:30. At 7:30 the meeting was called to order by our president, Lisa Newport. Terry Boyer then led the pledge of allegiance and Robin Nolan led the 4-H pledge. The secretary, Betty Lang, took roll and there were fifty-four present and ten absent. Aligo^Boyer gave a report on the bake saleNShe changed it from March 24 to May 18. We had a discussion on where we could have it. Talks and demonstrations were given by Bill Lang on bowling, Debbie Leonard on dog training, Dan Miller on rabbits, Mary Goetschel on were available in this county but there have been no confiscations of these somewhat milder drugs. In reality, the drugs turned out to be the very dangerous and unpredictable drug known as LSD. PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1974 Rees, 716 W. John street, McHenry. To achieve the distinction, the students earned a minimum grade point average of 3.75 in 12 or more semester hours of classes. A 3.75 average represents a letter grade of approximately "A-" under NIU's grading system in which an "A" counts 4 points, a "B" 3 points, etc. ON HONOR ROLL Names of 1,184 Northern Illinois university students who have won a place on the honor's list for the fall semester have been announced by deans of NIU's four colleges. Among them are Wm. M. Eckhart, 5215 W. Willow lane, and Rosalind rules of the road, and Debbie Mueller on leather care. Refreshments followed. Andrea Akins, Reporter Mrs. Meir fails to Dayan into cabinet. bring RENT A WATER SOFTNER from TOM HUEMANN Water Conditioning 2103 W. Church 385-3093 Johnsburg, McHenry ANNUAL TOWN MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY^&MtiEN To the legal voters, residents of the Town of McHenry in the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, that the Annual Town Meeting of said Town will take place on Tuesday, April 9,1974 being the second Tuesday of said month at the hour of 8 o'clock P.M. at the V.F.W. Hall , McHenry, III. for the transaction of the miscellaneous business of the said town; and after a Moderator having been elected, wHI proceed to hear and consider reports of officers, to appropriate money to defray the necessary expenses of the Town and decide on such measures as may, in pursuance of law, come before the meeting. r\ a j >• . ,n,. Albert A. Adams a ed March 15, 1974 jown ,, (Pub. Mar. 22, 1974) I c)omlSloUS RIM Foods From Jewel Jewel does more than yowl expect. 3718 W. 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