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At 6:28 a m., the rescue squad responded to the 4700 block of North Fox Lane for a heart patient. At 1:36 p.m., the fire department was called to the 700 block of Center Street for a power line on fire. JUNE 22 At 3:38 p.m., the rescue squad wabsent to the 4700 block of Chesterfield for a person with a heart condition. JUNE 23 At 3:59 p.m., the rescue squad went to the 4900 block of Pyndale for a person having trouble breathing. At 5:27 p.m., the rescue squaz was dispatched for a traffic accident at the intersection of Main anz Third Streets. ... At 5:35 p.m., the rescue squad was called to the 3900 block of Grove Street for a person having a seizure. JUNE 24 At 9:51 a.m., the fire department responded for a bomb threat in the 1100 block of North Front Street. SHOW MAPU FPIDA r SHOWPLACE 1-2-3-4 COUTFS U S 51 CmiAi IAKI 45S 100S Lordy, Lordy Sandy'* 40 Love Dad & Kids SAVE '200^300.00 on HI-EFFICIENCY MODELS MODEL 565 24,000 BTU S(, Sgt. Richard Bruce (left) of the McHenry County Wood, vice president for community develop- Emergency Services and Disaster Agency ment; Chamber representative Fred Hult, and coordinates parking details with Jaycee Jean Jaycee secretary John Roth. Many pitch in to make fireworks Since the reintroduction of the fireworks into our annual schedule of activities in McHenry, the Jaycees and the Emergency Services and Disasters Agency, ESDA, have been the vital links to the im­ plementation of this event. Although the coordinating organization has been the McHenry Chamber of Com­ merce, without the assistance of the Jaycees and ESDA per­ sonnel this event would not be annually possible. Fiest Days requires hundreds of individuals who spent thousands of man hours'staffing the various functions, events and responsibilities of Fiesta Days and the Chamber invests their Board members as well as general membership individuals in the scheduling of these responsibilities. When Fireworks was reinstituted in 1981, it was a cooperative effort on the part of all the service organizations in town and later reverted back to be a Chamber responsibility both financially and administratively. However, the event relies very heavily upon donations from businesses, individuals and organizations within McHenry to underwrite the $8,000 cost as well as to staff the assistant posts required to present this event. The $4.00 per car charge is intended to help defray the expenses of Fireworks even after all donations and gate fees are tallied, the event has a $3,000 to $4,000 deficit annually. It is the objective of the Chamber to reduce that deficit or reconsider the event. o The 1985 Independence Day celebration has a unique feature - the City Band Concert will occur at 8 p.m. preceding the 9:30 Fireworks display. It is the hope of the Chairman Fred Hult and the individuals and ad­ ditional revenue to offset the annual deficit. "Petersen Park is a delightful place anytime of year, but an especially good choice for the Fourth of July. Come early, enjoy the park's facilities, take a swim, enjoy a concert, enjoy the Fireworks and join the city-wide celebration of our national in­ dependence. Hope to see you all there." There will be plenty of parking and parking assistance provided. Acceptable 111 home drugs examined Although you may be the type of person who "wouldn't dream of taking drugs," perhaps you already do. Northern Illinois Medical Center (NIMC) has plans to help you understand the drugs you take and what effect they may have on your life as the education department presents, "The Use and Abuse of Society's Acceptable Drugs." Guest speaker ' Richard Ombrembowski, R.ph, will share with you the effects of commonly used substances like aspirin, caffeine and sleeping EiUs. What are the harms and enefits of these "acceptable drugs"? Ombrembowski knows and you could too. The registration deadline for this program is July 8. The presentation will be given July 9 at 7 p.m. at the Algonquin-Lake In The Hills family treatment center, in the Twin Village shopping center, 1435 W. Chicago Ave., Algonquin. For more information call 344- 5000, ext. 3861, or (312) 568-5818, (312) 658-5847. Two other regular programs offered by NIMC at the Algonquin site are KISS (Keep Infants Safely Seated), an infant car seat rental program and demonstration on July 8, and a cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) class on July 29. Registration for KISS should be made before July 6 and for CPR before July 29. I'age 7 - riAlMJt^LER-HERALb, FRIDAY, JUNE 28,1985 MCC trustee nominations open Nominating petitions are now available at McHenry County College to individuals seeking a six-year term on the MCC Board of Trustees. Two positions are to be filled through the election on Tuesday, Nov. 5. To run for a position on the Board a candidate must be a citizen of the United States, at least 18 years of age and have resided in Illinois Community College District No. 528 for at least one year immediatly preceding the election. He or she may not be a member of any other school board. A packet containing a petition, statement of candidacy, loyalty oath (optional) and statement of economic interests can be picked up in the College's ad­ ministrative office, Rm. 250 of the Main Hall Building, during regular office hours. The first date to file petitions is Monday, Aug. 19. They will be accepted during regular office hours through Monday, Aug. 26. Order of filing designates position on the ballot. Board members whose terms expire at the time of the November election are David T. Murphy and Anthony I. Wujcik. McHenry County College's Board of Trustees is the governing body of District No. 528 and operates within the statutes and regulations governing community colleges in Illinois. The Board is com­ prised of seven voting members elected at large by the district electorate and one non-voting student member elected by the student body. Trustees are responsible for participating in policy making s e l e c t i n g c o m p e t e n t professional leadership for the College and , supervising the College's finances. ROCK TO THE SOUNDS 6F THE 50's & 60's BY PEARL CITY FRIDAY ft SATURDAY EVENINGS - JUNE 28 ft 29 AT THE CACTUS PATCH 818 S. RTE. 31 (ACROSS FROM NEW HOSPITAL) MeHENRV, ILL (81$)) 344-5600 (WATCH FOR MY CALENDAR) m J jj Reg. $1399 5 4 A QQ Completely now 1199 Installed OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE A Ouestor Company POWER ATTIC VENTILATOR up to 2200 sq. ft completely installed Reg. S219.95 *169. WHETHER IT COMES FROM THE ATTIC .,..OR THE BASEMENT, Model 565 SEER RATING 8.7 New Four-side Air Flow Cools Better,Quieter Simple Relief of Bunions, hammertoes, Heel Pain, Warta, In-grown Nails, Sports Medicine, Laser Surgery, Calluses, Coma, Foot Surgery. 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