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PAGE 8 - PLAINDEAU9T i f . JULY 14, IMS Rabies Control Program College Honors Mi One of the program of the dhrWoo A major portion of the .-~~- of Veterinary Public Haalth la rabies control program lo the eirforcemont of control. rabtai vaccination and registration of Rabies does contima to be a thrsat all dop In the county. Unfortunately, in McHenry county at tbmrs far tin State Law or County Ordbiance does finding of 17 positive caMa of raUas In not require the rabiea vaccination and wildlife in McHenry county hi lfKl. registration of cats. However, many Those cases were Mnb dawn as cat owners do have their peta vac- follows: 13 skunks, two fox, one steer and one cat. During the first five months of lftt, we have had 14 laboratory confirmed cases of rabies in animals In McHsnry county with 9 of thsm bstag found In skunks, two steers, em fox, one cat and one bat. The virus which causss rabies is transmitted by the saliva when an animal bites or from the scratch of a rabid cat or other animal with retractable claws. The sallvs from a rabid skunk contains lot to 1,000 times more virus than that of a fox or dog. Therefore, the skunk bite Is the most dangerous for man or other animals. cinsted against rabies to project their cat and the family. All citizens of the county are urged to take the following precairtkms to help reduce the chances of human exposure to rabid animals and the development of human rabies: 1. Have an family dogs and est* immunized against rabies. 2. Advise your entire family, especially children, to stay away from stray dogs and cats and all wild 2. Report any stray dog or cat to the McHenry County Department of Health Animal Control Center at 338- 3040, Ext. 110 or 338-7040. \ • > ' ! / COLOR NOW <298 The BONNARD • N1310A - 13 diagonal Zenith Color TV Slim-Line Portable Tn-Focus Picture Tube Triple-Plus Chsssis. 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Features 100% solid-stste chassis for outstanding performance Quick-on Sunshine picture tube provides sharp picture detail Serving tht McHenry Aroa for over 50 Y*ars CAREY APPLIANCE SALES S SERVICE 1241 K. GREEN SHtSI 385-SSM McHENRY, It 4. Do not adopt any wild animals since they may be carrying the rabies f V J* Miss Nielsen 5. Report any pet or wildlife that appears to be behaving in an --i manner to the Division of Veterinary Public Health. 6. Report any animal bite or scratch immediately to the Division of Veterinary Public Health after contacting your physician. Summer has arrived and in a matter of a week or two, fourth of July celebrations will be occurring with families, churches and organisations having picnics. Picnics can be Joyful times and provide a great deal of enjoyment to all. Just s few precautionary measures can help us assure that the picnic will be totally enjoyed and will not cause people to become ill through a food borne illness. Some foods such as tuna fish salad, chicken salad) other meat salads, food with cream sauces or fillings, such as custards or filled baked goods, should not be served at picnics. Also, potato salad made with mayonnaise or salad dressing should not be served. When preparing food for a picnic, cleaned and sanitized utensils and equipment should be used, the food must be properly cooked and held either at 140 degrees F. or hotter or at 45 degrees F. or colder. Cooking must include cooking pork to at least 150 degrees F. and poultry to at least 105 degrees F , that temperature being reached at the deepest part of the meat. When preparing food, careful attention should be made to thoroughly wash your hands before beginning preparation and at any time you are interrupted during the preparation. If large portions of food are being prepared, do not refrigerate it in deep containers, since the center of the large mass of food may still be warm when the outer edges are nearly frozen Therefore, you should use a shallow pan of no more than 3 to 4 inches in depth for refrigerating these large volumes of food. Also, protect the food from contamination after being prepared by keeping it covered except during any additional preparation steps and during the time of serving. Earns Degree Kimberhr Nielsen of Wondsr Lake was one of 105 studsnts who received Bachelor of Science degrees during the recent spring graduation exer­ cises at Grace college. Kim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nielsen, 3234 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, majored in Elementary Education. Dr. Homer A. Kent, Jr., president of Grace college, coufetied degrees on a record total 175 graduates. ON DEAN'S UST Robert Kalck has earned academic distinction on the Dean's list for the second semester at DePauw university, where he Is s freshman. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Kalck of 3713 Young street, McHenry. U. OF I. GRADUATES Diplomas for 5,070 May gradustes of the University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign will be mailed to Once the foods that are to be kept cold have been chilled, place them in an insulated container which is large enough to include enough room for bags of ice, ice cubes or the frozen chemical refrigerant. This will help you keep the cold food at 45 degrees F. or less. Also, try to keep the cooler out of the direct sun and if that is not possible, an old blanket or other protection could be thrown over the cooler. A hot casserole should be wrapped in several layers of in­ sulating material and kept in a hot chest or thermos until the time for serving. If you would like more specific information or are planning an outing, you may contact the department and ask for a copy of Article VI of the McHenry County Public Health Or­ dinance-Temporary Food Service Establishments. Also, a booklet en­ titled "Recommended Food Service Operations and Facilities for Tem­ porary Food Service Establishments" is available. recipients in August Among them are Dirk Andreas, BS, of 3020 Hillcrest place, Jeffrey Hatch, BS, of 707 Meadow Hill cowt, Phffip Kent, BS , 3714 MiQstream, Kbnberiec Kepper, JD, of 3220 N. Rocky Beach, and Felice Clements, EDM, 000 River Terrace, all of McHenry. ON PRESIDENTS LIST Laura J. Nasebandt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nasebandt of 10220 Thayer road. Wonder Lake, is among the 130 students named to the President's list at North Central college for the spring term. To be eligible for the President's list, a student must attain a grade point average of 3.7 (4.0-A) for the term, or maintain a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 for all college work. 1,047 Bachelor of Business Admin­ istration degrees at the close of the 1902 spring semester. Among w"*' graduates was Jeffrey Partenheimer of 4202 W. Crestwood. McHenry ACADEMIC HONORS Wendy Ann Wohnrade of 7216 Bull Valley road, McHenry. is among 234 Drake university students named to the President s list for the spr ing. 19k? semester. To be eligible fur th? President's list at Drake, student* must have earned a J.O grade-poir.t average (on a 4 0 scale) while taking at least 12 hours of course work during the semester. On Dean's List Outdoor Safety When you're weeding, mowing the lawn or pruning shrubs, be sure to pu your tools away when your work is done or if you are interrupted says the National Safety council Many people are injured by stepping on or tripping over pruning shears, weed killer implements, hoes and «idewalk edgers Other gardening tipss council include: from tht SANDRA FULLER JEANETTEMAY Two young McHenry stadents have been named to the dean's list at the University of Illinois. Jeanette May 1s a 1101 graduate of MCH8 and has just finished her freshman year at the U. of I. She was named to the Dean's Ust her second semester with a 4.75 grade point average out of a possible 5.0. Jeanette, who Is studying Painting and Art Education, a double major student, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis May of 7020 Mason Hill road. For the summer she Is working as Arts and Crafts director at 4-H camp Shaw-wa-na-see, Manteno. Sandra Fuller achieved all "A" grades this past semester. 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