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Win_Medical Service SERVICE NEWS ] * $ " -m .. £*% H '»-• • i H ; I •• • f : LARRY PAGE Airman Larry A. Page, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arlie L. Page of 1008 Totem trail. McHenry. has been selected for technical training in the U.S. Air Force aircraft equipment main­ tenance field at Chanute AFB, 111, The airman recently com­ pleted basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex., where he studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and„ received special instruction in human relations. Airman Page is a 1974 graduate of Crystal Lake <111 > Community high school. Major Dennis O Madl. US Air Force, graduated Dec. 12 from the five-month Program Management course given at the Defense Systems Management school (DSMS) at Fort Belvoir, Va. Major Madl was a member of the ninth class to be graduated. At the graduation luncheon ceremonies. Major General John G. Albert. USAF, com­ mander of the school, com­ mended the graduates for their o u t s t a n d i n g p e r f o r m a n c e during the rigorous 20-week course of instruction The Department of Defense s p o n s o r e d P r o g r a m Management course provides professional education for selected intermediate-level military officers and civilian professional specialists for future assignments in program-project management in the military departments and for related assignments the Office of the Secretary of Defense. The DSMS was established in January, 197k by the Deputy Secretary^ of Defense. Prior to attending the program at DSMS, Major Madl. served as aide to the vice-commander. Air Force Systems command. Andrews Air Force base. MD His new assignment will place him as a student at the Armed Forces Staff college. ^Norfolk. Va Major Madl is the son of Mr. and Mrs John D Madl. 919 Wiltshire drive. McHenry He is married to the former. Lynn M . K i e f f l e r . d a u g h t e r o f M r . ai)d Mrs. Gordon Kftffler of 821 Turner Street. Wausau. Wis. Major and Mrs Madl are the parents of a son. Michael. Cpthy M Erdmann. daughter of Mr. and Mrs William E. Milbratz of 4900Pa^view lane. McHenry. has enlisted in the U.S. Air Force according to Technical Sgt Wilhafti Far- nand. Air Force recruiter. 59 N. Douglas avenue. Elgin. Upon graduation from the Air Force's six weeks basic military training, she will receive technical training as a medical service specialist She will be earning credits toward a Career Education certificate through the Community college of the Air Force while attending basic and other Air Force technical training schools She is a 1975 graduate of McHenry high school hL| PAGE II "VOCE OF DEMOCRACY" - Jadgtag a Mint Is Ml a task take* lightly, as Is shown by the caaceatrstiM at the Jaiges far the annual "Voice of Democracy" way coolest Above, froon Isll to right, are Jack Vkk, la charge of papU personod servtceo at McHenry high school. Wool campus; Mrs. Vaa Sells, asooctoled with the news department at radio slatloa WKR8 la Waafcegsa. and Ms. Loaise Wartola. who teaches broadcast Jaaraattaas at Johnsburg Janlor high school. All coatastaats will ha gtvea recognition Sunday eve*lag. Jaa. 11. at the Veteraas of Wars home. At that time the wiaaer will he aaaooacoi aa awarded by V.F.W. Pool MM aad the ladtao auxiliary. No one is interested in vour troubles. More than a million patients each year occupy hospital beds provided by the Veterans ad ministration. The McHenry Medical Group held its first annual Service Award program at the holiday dinner dance in December. Employees were awarded service pins for length of service. A total of 434 years of service were recognized. Honored for from Ave to nine years, from left to right, top photo, are Calvin Wynveen, Wagn Sondergaard, Barb Gebert, Ann Wohnrade, John Arient, Pat Lippert, Miriam Fuller, center presenting the awards; Dr. Miller, Dorothy Parker, Marion Kreimier, Esther Shelton, Audree Misavice, Kay Hastings, Elaine Palmer, Dorothy Becker, Helen Savage and Barb Such. Absent were Gene Fazio, Linda Hunt, Joan Lewandowski, Swan Matthies, Donna Rupert, Pauline Schneider, Charlotte Slomowitz, Susan Smola, Dewey Lytle and Bette Ellis. Honored for ten to fourteen years' service from left to right, middle picture, are Beverly Lee, Nancy Ohlson, Carolyn Congdon, Susan Ambrose, Karla Chrisman, Marge Breier, Orvilla Jaenicke, Charlotte Tetzner, James Stoffel, Doris Wagner and Shirley Mansfield. Absent were Arnold Retake and Sherwin Sern. Recognized in bottom photo for fifteen years or more, are, from left to right. Rose Ann Walsh, Loyal Neff, Dorothy Stoffel, Robert Walter and Mary Faunt. Otillia Martin was absent. Extend Facilities For f 'v Bicentennial Licenses m e r i c a n V i e w p o i n t s Sale of collector's 1976 Bicentennial license plates for Illinois has been extended to all facilities of the Secretary of State's office, Secretary Michael J. Howlett has an­ nounced. Originally, only three motor vehicle facilities in Chicago and two in Springfield were designated to handle over-the- counter sales. The special plates now will be sold ad­ ditionally *1n* Chicago Heights and ninety other driver service facilities. "Because of the early in­ terest in our state's Bicen­ tennial plate, we have in­ creased distribution to make these more readily available to everyone throughout the state," Howlett said. The full sized, metal plates went on sale Jan. 2. They are designed after the 1976 passenger license in red, white and blue. It shows USA-200 in the center with "Collector" displayed vertically on both sides. They are available at three t Secretary of State Motor Vehicle facilities in Chicago and two locations in S p r i n g f i e l d , C e n t e n n i a l building and the Dirksen Park­ way facility. In addition, they will be sold at many full-time driver license facilities including Woodstock. Is life so dear or peace so sweet as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it. Al­ mighty God--1 know not what opurse others may take; put as for me, give me liberty or give jne death! PatrichHi triyfcHertry HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Federal Excise Tax Drops Jan. I On Phone Bills Jan. 1 marked the fourth straight year the federal excise tax on telephone bills will drop. The excise tax went from 7 percent to 6 percent, and will continue to be applied to monthly service and long distance calls. Illinois Bell is simply the tax collector for the federal government, under the federal, excise tax law. The company collects the excise tax on most telephone services and turns it over to the federal government. In 1974, Illinois Bell's total tax bill was $459.7 million, or $67.10 per telephone. Of this,Nfederal excise tax totalled $103.6 million. A-l HEARING AID SERVICE Free Loaners - Complete Service on all Makes * Custom Earmolds-30 Day %ial on New Aids * Try Before You Buy! Maico-Zenith-Radio Ear Qualitone R0BT. STfcNSLAND ' . & ASSOC. . 3937 W. 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