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I.., 'I Page 7-PLAINDEALER-HERALD. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 1«MIS Shay attends conference on fire safetjl John J. Shay, McHenry resident and director of McHenry County Emergency Services and Disaster Agency, recently attended a five- day national fire safety con­ ference in Washington, D.C. Shay was one of approximately 600 participants at the national "Partnerships Against Fire" con­ ference. The goa) of the con­ ference was to foster community partnerships that will promote fire safety and lower fire losses across the country. The con­ ference, sponsored by the Federal Emergency Management Agen­ cy's U.S. Fire Administration and thp National Fire Academy, was held Jan. 30 to Feb. 3. The conference was attended by fire and emergency services and _ disaster agency managers and personnel; emergency medical personnel; members of service and community-based volunteer organizations; educators; private sector representatives; and federal, state and local govern­ ment officials. Main program presentations ranged rom "Give 'Em Love, Give 'Em Life, Give 'Em A Smoke Detector," by Louis T. Galante, commissioner of the Chicago Fire Department, to "Cities on Fire: The Earthquake Threat," by Christopher Arnold of Building Systems Development in San Mateo, Calif. There were also workshops covering a wide range of topics from residential sprinkler systems to the future of burn treatment. Series of lectures deal with medical problems of the aged Sweetheart dance J Chairman Sue Giese (left) and Jan Griseto . remember old records and Hula Hoops as a few of "the memories that will be found at St. John's "Memories and Sweethearts" dance on Saturday, Feb. 16 at the Johnsburg Community Club, from 8 p.m. to I a.m. A deejay will be spinning the records of the '50s and '60s. Tickets are $5 and may be purchased at the door. Cocktails and hors d'oenrves will be served. '50s and '60s attire is encouraged. Health Systems Agency has three openings The McHenry County Board has ^announced 'hree openings on the 1 Health Systems Agency for Kane, T Lake and McHenry County's ; board of directors. The board of directors of k^H.S.A./K.L.M. normally meets " the fourth Thursday evening of each month and is concerned in the containment of costs and quality and accessibility of health care in the three county area. A c c o r d i n g t o R i c h a r d Janishewski, executive director, the boafd of directors last year reviewed projects for im­ provements on health care" facilities which amount to more than $75 billion and already in 1985 have projects pending for review amounting to approximately $64 billion. Consumers are needed for at least two of the three positions and all three positions can be filled with consumers, Anyone in­ terested in applying for the ap­ pointments should contact the McHenry County Board Office to obtain an application and need to submit the completed application to Ronald Morris, chairman of the McHenry County Board's Health and Agriculture Committee by March 1. The Northern Illinois Medical Center has recently begun a series of free lectures, designed to help answer questions con­ cerning the needs and changes the older adult experiences. "Preventing Brittle Bones," a program on now to deal with osteoporosis, was held Wed­ nesday, Feb. 13. Future rams will be: "Cataract itment in the 1980V on March 13; "Diabetic Care," on April 17; "Psycho-social Aspects of Aging," on May 8; ana "What to Expect When the Paramedic ̂ are Called," on June 5. The programs will be offered the secona Wednesday of each month, from 1:30 to 2:30p.m., in Room 1-E at McHenry Hall, (formerly the McHenry Hospital site). McHenry Hall, 3516 W. Waukegan Rd., is located across the street from the bus stop at McHenry City Hall, for the convenience of those persons using public transportation. For further information call the education department of Northern Illinois Medical Center, (815) 344-5000 or (815) 385-2201, extension 702. This year marked the reinstif'u- tion of the tradition of annual cAi- ferences, provided for in tjie Federal Fire Protection and Con­ trol Act of 1974, sponsored by tjie U.S. Fire Administration. Clyde A. Bragdon Jr..ad­ ministrator of the U.S. Fire Ad­ ministration, addressing the con­ ference attendees, said: "If we are to effectively continue the momentum toward achieving a fire safe America, we must ex­ pand our circle and embrace all segments of our communities. We must reach out to the decision­ makers and influence leaders in fire and emergency management; federal, state and local govern­ ment officials; the private sector; and, most of all, to our citizens themselves.. Through these dedicated and committed in­ terests, coalitions should emerge as effective and dynamic 'Part­ nerships Against Fire.' " FISHING PUBLICATIONS Two new fishing publications are now available from the Department of Conservation. Single copies of "1985 Illinois Fishing Prospects" and "1985 Illinois Fishing Information" can be obtained by writing the Department of Conservation, Division of Fish and Wildlife Resources. 524 S. Second St., Springfield, IL 62706. j [.SUNDAY *"" PM-8'.OO AN MctltnKl wvrv. - - AM-2-.3oP^\ .SUNDAY BRUNCH - ^O^.OOAM) POLISH-AMERICAN SMORGASBORD" WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE I m;' v uu .?' » * ti 517 N. Rt. 31. McHenry, IL (815)344-0330 5011 E. 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VI ft please stop by our office and register for a free mini- weekend for two at the Lincolnshire AAariott. j AN DeMElN JUDY MAZRIN sincere*-^ CALL 385-9400 McHenry State Bank is pleased to announce that its Time and Temperature* Sign and Phone Service is now back in full operation. So whatever the weather or time of day, phone us 24 hours at 385-9400 for complete Time, Temperature and Weather information. Let us help you keep pace with the seasons. McHENRY STATE BANK Member FDIC ALL FACILITIES OF McHENRY STATE BANK WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY FEBRUARY 18TH FOR PRESIDENT'S DAY. < I