The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

) / Health dept. can make disposal site inspections lenry County Health, as one of The McHenn Department of: 'its required Environmental < Health Programs, offers a Solid Hie purpose of the program is .to eliminate vectors, nuisances, * sad the transmission of disease - organisms. The local health department is required to 'provide personnel to perform ^inspections, investigations, ^surveillance, enforcement and administrative activities for that panose. Each program is * required to include a record of all solid waste disposal collection companies providing I f i-'ait f service within the jurisdiction of the county and information related to the type of vehicle, frequency of collection, tran- sporation routes and final disposal sites. Also, a record of permitted landfills mtist be maintained. The requirement in the past has been somewhat a duplication of the requirements of the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency under state statutes, which require the IEPA to permit landfills and other disposal sites and to monitor and take enforcement action against the sites as required. The McHenry County Board, along with McHenry County Board of Health and the Department of Health have signed an agreement with the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency whereby the health .department will be conducting the monitoring of certain types of waste disposal sites within McHenry County. J The first step of the agreement is to have one staff member from the health department trained by the Illinois EPA and certified by the EPA as being qualified to make the inspections. Upon com­ pletion of training and cer­ tification, the health department assumes the responsibility for monitoring the sites. As a part of the monitoring program, in addition to making on-site inspections, the health department will be obtaining samples from the monitoring wells involved at local sites and will have a private laboratory to do the analyses. By the signing of the agreement, the health department becomes better qualified and more able to ef­ fectively respond to citizens concerns relative to these of waste disposal sites wit McHenry County. Page 7 • PLAIN DEALER-HER ALD, ED1NESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1085 Childrens' diabetes camp set | pers will discuss and practical blood and urine glucoi The 36th annual American Diabetes Association's (ADA) "Triangle D" summer camp for children with diabetes will be held June 23-29 for campers ages eight to 10, and June 30-July 8 for campers ages 11-13 in Lake Geneva, Wis. Children with diabetes ages 8 to 13 are eligible for camp registration which is accepted on a first come first served basis. Trained counselors and a medical staff of physicians, nurses, and dietitians will help each child develop an un­ derstanding of diabetes, its treatment and control. Cam- monitoring; insulin ministration; and the portance of balancing food and exercise. The cost of each week is $200, however no child turned away due to reasons as fee reductions camp scholarships available. For a camp application additional information, call Northern Illinois Affiliate it (312) 346-1805. Spaces are limited. Utility taxes paid can qualify for tax deduction State Sen. Jack Schaffer, (It- Lake) is urging of the 32nd District to itake advantage of a new 'deduction allowed on federal tax returns for state public utility >tax payments. Hie senator pointed out that the Internal Revenue Service r (IRS) has informed the Illinois Department of Revenue it will now regard Illinois utility taxes as sales taxes. "This means that on federal tax returns filed this spring, utility taxes paid during 1984 can be deducted from gross income along with sales taxes," he explained. Schaffer said more than a third of Illinoisans, some 1.8 million, itemize deductions on their tax returns and can therefore benefit from the new ruling. Those who do not itemize will not be affected. "It is important-to understand that the deduction for the tax is not built into any chart in the income tax instruction book," Schaffer said. "Those who itemize may deduct the actual amount of they paid in 1984, if they also keep records and deduct actual sales taxes they paid. Other­ wise, they may caculate the additional deduction by adding 10 percent to the amount of sales tax deduction allowed for their category and income in the sales YTOFEF JEWELERS Seminar on communication skills to begin in February at MCC Effective writing, public ? relations and advertising are : keys to success. ?. A seminar on the subject, "Communications For Suc­ cess," is being offered at . McHenry County College on Saturday, Feb. 9 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. r Primary concentration will be !u Completes training McHenry resident Christopher Horvath recently completed a 10-week training course of­ fered by the Department of Law Enforcement, at the Il­ linois State Police Academy, Springfield. Horvath, a full- tune officer with the Rich­ mond Police Department, completed 400 hours of basic training. t Fitness class for men set at YMCA The Lake Region YMCA has added a Tuesday and a Thur­ sday noon fitness program for v men. The program consists of * strength, flexibility and relaxation exercises with cardiovascular exercise in the form of walking and jogging. The national YMCA starter fitness program format is followed with gradual progression-in intensity of exercise. The class is 45 minutes in length, and is taught by fit­ ness specialist Dough Neush- wander. Persons interested may sign t up for either Tuesday or Thursday classes. It is * recommended that both classes * be attended to get maximal effect of program. The class £* runs in eight week sessions, but * it it possible to join any time within the eight week period. 5* The total eight week program I cost is $28 per class for non- i members. Call 459-4455 for * more information. I I McHenry County Comprehensive Mental Health Service System MMtal NmM Crisis Line for McNsary Covnty 1 Toll Free 24 Hour Emergency Number Professional Staff will answer your call on writing with skill and impact, advertising for maximum response and how to carry out public relations that build business and create favorable images. The session is expected to include with "do's and don'ts," spelled out in what amounts to a pragmatic digest of how to apply media concepts and use media tools. The seminar leader will be Richard Peacock, professional jourvalist and part-time jour­ nalism instructor at MCC, also consultant to small businesses. He has had extensive work experience in both public and private sectors. The seminar fee is $75. Register in person at MCC Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or 5:30 to 8:30 p.m., or stop in on Friday bet­ ween 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. ^;RSERVFCENAL DIRECTORY ° JACK WALSH. AGENT EARL R.WALSH. BROKER INSURANCE & BONDS Fir*. Aid*. Farm. IN* Woyromrtlm REMARK COMP ANNS SOU W. elm St.. McHonry MS MM DENNIS CONWAY AUTO. MFC. FIN State Farm Ins. Co. 131* W. Urn Strwt. MtHvnry. M. ttt-nti IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE DIRECTORY DR. LEONARD BOTTARI IMS M.. McHvnry Glottot FIMod Man.. Tw*«.. Tl»wr«.. FH.. 4-0p.m.. Tmi , Tkuri.. M. M,.m.,S«t. Phono MS-4IS1 •' MINI JAMES M. McINTEE, LAWYER AVAHAMi TO PRACTICEIM: Portonoi ln|ury/Trlalf. Ivtlnati Ca pontlom Wlllt Probata. Divert*. Raal lltoto. Workman . Compensation. MM W dm Siraat McHenry. IN. Far appointment phone • MS-1446 Farm Equipment GEORGE P. FREUND, INC. Cata • Naw Holland 4102 W Cryilol lafca »4., McHenry ' Rvt. ME04M. to*. MSm? 2350 RTE. 120*McHENRY, ILL. •(815)385-2290 COLD WEATHER SPECIALS HAIRCUT $4 en SHAMPOO A SET *,3U Tu«s. Feb. 5-Fri. Feb. 8 SHAMPOO A SET »2M FREE PEDICURE OR MANICURE Tues. Feb. 12. Frl.Feb.15 ALL WORK DONE EXCLUSIVELY BY STUPENTS'NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY V-«MMANY UNIQUE IDEAS -- Be Thoughtful... Send A Love Bouquet i OF BALLOONS T 2 > (#4 S # ANYWI IF.RF. IN Tl IF CONTINENTAL U.S.A. £ UPS- JejiJereJi* 10.95 S GIANT- 3 FOOT MYLAR LONG LASTING HELIUM FILLED BALLOONS 5 5 BALLOONS ILATEXI $7.25 nuivmirr F.NTINI i»t» fiMirii -- Urt fr (ft**l#V -- ntxmir •* vo*. - 18" I IF.LILM FILLED MYLARS PHONE (815) 385-8097 TO PLACE YOUR ORDER* ASK ABOUT OUR TALKING BALLOON! HHVOKI ITEMS MKT M PMI • MVMKf •DELIVERED PRICE RESTRICTED TO GREATER McHENRY AREA»CALL FOR SPECIAL QUOTES FOR DELIVERYS OUT SIDE OUR SPECIFIED AREA •ORDER NOW-DON'T DISAPPOINT YOUR FAVORITE VALENTINE •HURRY! DEMAND FOR SOME ITEMS IS GREAT •LATEX BALLOON FLOAT UP TOONE DAY MYLARS FLOAT UP TOONE MONTH THOMPSON'S f t i i E i t s y w i t l e I i m m U 4214 JOMNSBURO /WIIMOT ROAD SUNNYSIDE. ItlNOIS *0050 BALLOONS FOR ALL OCCASIONS PERSONALIZE ANY BALLOON » ANNIVERSARIES, B1RTIIDAYS. (Black Bouquets), GET WELL, • 9 CONGRATULATIONS, Tl IANK YOU. WEDDING RECEPTIONS. 2 ? CHARACTERS FOR CI IILDREN 7 «MANY UNIQUE IDEAS! OFF ALL MERCHANDISE SOME ANTIQUES ALL SALES FINAL NO CHARGE OR CHECKS CASH ONLY GOING OUT OF BUSINESS McHENRY DENTAL CENTER DR. C.J. LUDFORD DR. KEVIN WEGRZYN OPEN JIVININOS A WtER UNTHE:MP.M. ISAT ME -1 MO N,0, (laughing Ge«) t Valium (I.V. Eolation) ALL REPAIRS MUST BE PICKED UP BY FEB. 13,1985 I Q E i l l RAMAt TWEE 'OR ALL CARS EUROPA MOTORS. INC 3«NW. Eli Stmt JEWELERS McHenry, II60058 (815) 385-2688 MIRRte. IM. McHenry Ili-NMW 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS •McHanry-4222 Elm 315-77*4 •Crystal Laka-230 Virginia 455-1040 •Woodstock-410 Eastwood 339-4740 750 ML Osco Sal* Pric* Old Milwaukee Taar After Rebate •gmiifiMi I ilf nOyMlWO Hosco Sal* PnceH «TWe etroftcaoe -Etroft u*m Twenty-four •Dry -SW**t 7SO ML OECO Sale Price •CallO TBWm Wln«s 1.S Ut«rs •OtatMM Mane >Mnk ChaMH*M •NOMM •Burotmdy • vin RON •Hoarty •urvundy Christian Brothara r%&§ Osco Sal* Price Osco Sale Price Ep | BCEE 7SO ML Osco Sal* Price faaflrsm's 7 Crown . 1.75 Utori After Rebate ••eny Times •Clin MacGregor 1.75 Liters vour etieic* 750 ML Osco Sale Price Osco Drug *14.95 S DEllVfHI If WCRCSCIVE THCM6HTT0 UMIT QUANTITIES TNUM..FE1.7TNW tAT..FIt.MMt WHILE QUANTITICS LAST.