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/ Disease control Health department function County reports of its SECTION 2 - PAGE 23 • PLAINDEALER • WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ti, IMS The McHenry County Department of Health one of the programs Division of Public Health Nursing .which a Certified Health department is required to provide is the Communicable Disease Program. The purpose of this program is to prevent and control communicable diseases by Public Health techniques which may include im­ munization, epiden^iologic in­ vestigation or isolation. As part of this program, the Department holds monthly immunization clinics at the courthouse to prevent childhood communicable diseases, works with other agencies, the Headstart Program and with the local hospitals to provide * flu immunizations to the senior citizens of the county. Police Tickets The City of McHenry Police Department has issued the following citations. LeRoy V. Epperson, 817 W. Southside, driving with a revoked license. Carol L. Butler, 4004 W. Kane Ave., failure to yield the right-of-way. Kathleen E. Costigan, 1508 Millstream, no valid registration. Russell V. Campbell, 1901 Flower, no valid registration. Gloria D. Mayo, 809 Nancy, no valid driver'̂ license. Michael V. Anderson, 211 S. Sheridan, permitting an authorized person to drive. Deborah A. Molitor, 4021 Kane-Ave., failure to yield the right-of-way. ** Karen M. DiMaggio, 322 Dowell Road, failure to yield the right-of-way. Brian A. Jett, 1620 Knoll Ave., driving too fast for conditions. Ronda L. McClurg, 704 Wegner, no valid registration. During the state fiscal year July 1, 1962, through June 30, 1963, 4,065 immunizations were provided to 1,471 children at the ^monthly clinics and at the two Headstart sites and 761 senior citizens were given flu vaccine at the local hospitals. Part of this program includes the investigation of com­ municable diseases, including venereal diseases. Eileen Hanson, director of the Division of Public Health Nursing, reports during the state fiscal year mentioned above, 40 cases of gonorrhea, 10 cases of syphilis and 2 cases of pelvic in­ flammatory disease (P.I.D.) were investigated. Forty-eight individuals were referred to the Open Door Clinic and were counseled on symptoms, prevention and treatment of these diseases and followed up on contacts to the cases. Ad­ ditionally, two educational programs were presented to groups and numerous requests for information on herpes and venereal warts were received. During the year, in­ vestigations included a variety of infectious diseases, including 10 cases of hepatitis A, 4 cases of hepatitis B, 4 cases of hepatitis unknown, 21 cases of salmonellosis, 6 cases of shigellosis, 12 cases of meningitis, 2 cases of enteric infections, 1 case of rubella, 10 cases of measles, 17 cases of Campylobacter, 5 cases of kawasaki disease, 8 cases of giardiasis, 337 cases of chickenpox, 2 cases of mumps, 169 cases of strep throat and 35 cases of scarlet fever. The purpose of these investigations is to determine the source of the infection as a means of preventing further spread of disease. am general News Birthday gift of love at Christmas NEED DIRECTOR The McHenry County Senior Citizens Council is looking for a director of social services. In­ terested persons should contact the executive director, McHenry County Senior Citizens Council, 133 Illinois Street, P.O. Box 357, Crystal Lake, 60014, or call 455- 2157. - 's Corner . 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Let the gift of Love we share during this season be reflected each day of the year. DID YOU KNOW Last year more than 8,000 of your friends and neighbors went to college and never had to leave McHenry County? College is no longer just for the young? The average age of students at McHenry County College is 30 and ranges from 16 to over 60? Counselors are available day and evening to help you select from more than 300 classes? Courses are available for daytime, evening, and weekend students? Spring registration is now under way for credit classes which begin January 7th? McHENRY COUNTY COLLEGE PRIDES ITSELF ON BEING ABLE TO DE SIGN ACADEMIC AND CAREER TRAINING PROGRAMS WHICH CAN BE TAILORED TO EACH STUDENT'S SPECIFIC NEEDS. 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