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Bus* tour of county's land forms is slated Charles Weingart Weingart re-elected president Members of the McHenry Coun­ ty Fair Association elected direc­ tors to serve for two years during the annual meeting in mid- November. At the board's reorganization meeting, Charles Weingart was re-elected president, continuing a service in that capacity since late 1970 when he succeeded Don Hansen as the chief executive of the fair. Bill Beese retired as vice presi­ dent though he continues as a director and Pete Eeiland was elected to that office. Margaret Szlachta was elected to the secretarial position Reiland had occupied the past year. Dorothy Schultz was re-elected treasurer. Ten directors were re-elected, including three at-large. At-large directors are Bruce Olbrich, Marge Szlachta and Sue Newell. Representing townships, the following directors were elected: George Ainger, Alden; Jack Hayes, Dorr; William Davidson, Dunham; Ron Hansen, Green­ wood; Dorothy Schultz, Grafton; Lester Finder, Marengo; and Floyd Griebel, Riley. Home care week named by governor Director Janet S. Otwell of the Illinois Department on Aging has joined Governor Thompson and the more than 200 member agencies of the Illinois Council of Home Health Services in recognizing "Illinois Home Care Week," Nov. 25 through Dec. 4. "This year's observance is particularly significant to the Illinois Department on Aging, since we are planning to fund a Home Health Demonstration Project at three sites beginning in January," said Otwell. / "Hie purpose of the project will be to help us obtain data on whether or not there is a need to add home health services to our Community Care Program, a statewide program designed to help older persons continue living in their own homes if they don't need 24-hour care offered in a nursing home." Applications for the project will be received by the depart­ ment on aging through Nov. 28, with announcement of project sites expected by late Decem­ ber. The demonstration will be funded from January, 1985 to June, 1985, with the possibility of a one-year continuation. COUNTY BOARD The adjourned regular Sep­ tember meeting of the McHenry County Board will be held at 9 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 29 at the court house, 2200 N. Seminary Ave., (Route 47 North) in Woodstock. « Purpose of the meeting is to adopt the 1984-85 tax levy ordinance for McHenry County. HINT RIMSEllVAC the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rental FREE $1.00 per hour for every thereafter. (Example-2 hours - charge $1 plus tax.) hour total Special Rental Rate Good Mon-Thurs RINSE N VAC deans the way professionals do at a fraction of the cast. 4 SUN OVERNIGHT SPECIAL) ^ 8:00 pm>9:00 am 110.00 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY. II Glacial history in McHenry County will be the subject of a Saturday morning bus tour in December, to be sponsored by the McHenry County Con­ servation District. (MCCD) Program leader, John Sheil of MCCD describes the tour as '"a look at the countryside with different eyes." He explains that, as the stopping place tor the most recent ice advance, McHenry County offers dramatic examples of such features as kames, outwash plains, kettles, and moraines. The tour and the short movie preceding it are designed to give a historical perspective on the « land forms in McHenry County. "Knowing the general glacial background of an area is a great help in understanding its overall ecology," Shiel adds. /The program will begin at 8:30 fi.m. on Dec. 8 at the MCCD office in Glacial Park. Following a 30-minute film, participants will board a coach bus for a three hour tour. One stop at a Harvard area gravel pit will involve a three-quarter mile walk. Although no bench stop is planned, participants are encouraged to bring along their own snacks and beverage. The bus will return to Glacial Park by 12:30 p.m. The program cost is five dollars per person. Name, address, and phone number with check payable to MCCD may be mailed to MCCD Geology Bus, Ringwood, II. 60072. Reser­ vations may be assumed con­ firmed unless a phone message to the contrary is received. Further information is available from the MCCD office, (815) 678-4431 or 338-1406. Classes began Tuesday in the McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation programs of "60 and over dance and exercise" and "exercise for people with ar­ thritis." Both are eight-week classes, so there is still time to register at the park department office. The "over 60" exercise class is designed to stimulate joints and SECTION 2 - PAGE 3 - PLA1NDEALER HERALD. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 28,1984 NIMC offers CPU class Northern Illinois Medical Center is offering classes in cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Through the efforts of the car­ diac rehabilitation department, staff, movies, demonstrations and actual hands-on practice with mannequins will be part of the CPR class. The class will be free of charge and will meet the requirements for certification as a basic rescuer in cardio-pulmonary resuscitation by the Chicago Heart Association. For more information on when and where the classes will be held call Ginn Ziemba at 344-5000, ext 3330. Exercise classes start muscles. 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