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Hospital Directors LAKEMOOR - LILYMOOR SHIRLEY SCHUERR New and reelected members of the board of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County are shown following the fifty- fourth annual meeting last week. Association members unanimously approved a $1% million expansion program at the county-wide hospital in Woodstock. From left, Front: Richard Thompson, Greenwood, new member; Mrs. Richard Cooley, Mrs. Warren W. Shoemaker, Jr., and Mrs. Henry Mann, new member, Woodstock. Back: Anton Grill, Wonder Lake; William Tittle, Woodstock; Ludwig Kulvosek, Fox River Grove; and Ralph Nichols, Hebron. (DON PEASLEY PHOTO) TWO MORE FILE FOR OFFICES IN I COMING ELECTION Village Clerk Pat Morrison has announced to date there are two more who have filed for office in the forth conjing village election. On the People's Party filing for the office of president is Harold C. Freeman and for four (4) year trustee is Dave Wilcox. The last date for filing is Mondjay, Feb. 10. Also important to those residents of Lakemoor who intend to vote in the village election. You must register to vote. Deadline to register in the village election is March 17. If you are not registered you cannot vote in the village election. You can register to vote with the village clerk Pat Morrison. VILLAGE MEETING The village of Lakemoor will hold its village meeting Thursday, Feb. 13, at 8 p.m. ASSOCIATION MEETING The Lilymoor association will hold its general meeting Tuesday, Feb. 11, at 8 p.m. It will be held at the Ryan home, located on the north 385-2645 east corner ofSouthside avenue and Lily Lake road. DUES The 1969 dues for the Lilymoor association are now payable. You can send your money " order or check to the treasurer Bill Gunther at P. O. Box 161, McHe^v^. Or you can pay your du' at the general meeting in February. HELP NEEDED FOR GIRL SCOUTS Several mothers of the LaRemoor, s„Lilymoor area have expressed a desire to have, a Girl Scout Troop for this area.. On Tuesday, Jan. 28, a meeting was held with adults to try and get the Scouts starred. Unfortunately there was a very poor turn out for this meeting. Without the cooperation of the parents there cannot be a troop. Brownie Troop is open from the age of 7 and 8 years. Junior Troop ages 9, 10 and 11. As far as a. meeting place this is no problem, they will be able to meet at the fire-community building in Lakemoor. The problem is getting the adult women to help. Without the help of the women there cannot be a troop here for Lakemoor, Lilymoor. If there are any women who are interested in working with the Girl Scouts please contact Mrs. Stuart Engh at 385- 0739. LET'S DANCE You can still purchase your tickets for the dance that will be held in the fire-community building in Lakemoor Saturday, Feb. 15. Dancing will start at 8 p.m and run till ?? Proceeds from the dance will go toward putting a new roof on the firecommunity building. You can purchase your tickets from any., of the trustees or village clerk or from any of the members of the Ladies League or from any of the business houses in Lakemoor. This is your community building which also houses the fire department. So buy your tickets and help put the new roof on the building and have a good time at the dance. EASTER EGG HUNT There is a correction on the ages for the Easter Egg hunt the Woman's auxiliary will hold fox4 the children of Lilymoor. The ages are from two (2) years to age ten (10). Weather permitting it will be held fore Easter. will be in theij^^m at a later date. There are so many children in this age bracket here in Lilymoor that it would be hard for a few women to watch and handle them. The auxiliary is asking that a parent must accom- WED. FEEL 5/1969 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 15 NURSES FROM TWO COUNTIES PLAN MEETINGS The sixteenth district of the Illinois Nurses association of Lake and McHenry county will hold the Feb. 10 meeting at the Lake Forest hospital, at 7:30 p.m. The program will be the " Legal Implications That Affects the Nurse". Charles James, executive vice-president of Maginnis and Associates, is the speaker. All R. N.'s and L.P.N.'s are invited to attend this informative meeting. . A workshop on Maternal and Child Health is being planned for April,, 14 from 4 to 10 p.m. at St. Therese hospital, Waupany his child. ATTENDS WEDDING Norman and Pat Morrison and daughter, Sundae, attended a wedding Saturday, Jan. 25, in Streator, HU Also there at the, wedding were Norman and Pat's daughter and son-in-law Micki and Gene Bolda of Springfield. After the wedding Norman and Pat had a very nice visit with Micki and Gene. GET-WELL Wishes go to Mrs. O'Connor. I am sorry to report that Mrs. O'Connor broke her arm. kegan. the committee represents nurses from the Obstetrical and Pediatric departments of the area hospital, along with the health agencies of both Lake and McHenry counties. The program is tentatively planned to include "Nurses Look at Maternal and Child Health Services through the Parent-Family-Community". All R.N.'s, L.P.N.'s, student nurses and .student practical nurses are invited to attend^ FAT OVERWEIGHT Available to you without a doctor's prescription, our product called Odrinex. You must lose ugly fat or your money back. Odrinex is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Get rid of excess fat and live longer. Odrinex costs $3.00 and a new, large economy size for $5.00. Both are sold with this guarantee:- If not satisfied for any reason, just return the package to your druggist and get your full money back. No questions asked. Odrinex is sold wit hthis guarantee by: Bolger Drug Store, 1259 N. Green Street. - Mail orders filled. 1-2-9-16-69 Reporting for the medical staff at the Memorial Hospital for McHenry County association annual meeting last week, Dr. Helmuth A.Stahlecker, Jr., chief of staff, described 1968 as "a ^jusy, rewarding year of service for physicians." Doctors, especially officers of the medical staff, were involved in discussions concerning expansion needs. " We spent the first f§w months in peaceful arbitration with Crystal Lake, Cary and Fox River Grove doctors concerning some kind of hospital unit that could develop into a large central hospital. "After this appeared too far in the distant future, it became evident to the medical staff, the board and the administrator that we should proceed with expansion plans at the present location in Woodstock." Fortunately, the board has considerable land at its West South street site for a new wing and more parking. Plans on a long-range basis--something jike 30 years--show a 240-bed hospital with an all-new East wing. Several floors could be built on this location without difficulty. Dr. Stahlecker said two new physicians joined the hospital staff in July. Another-Dr. Ruth Balkin-joined in October as a full-time pathologist. He said the intensive care unit should be in use later this month. Mrs. Jane Shoemaker, Woman's auxiliary president, said the women know this is "an important year ahead with expansion foremost in our minds" and added the women will strive to provide money toward the mammoth project. "We've set Oct. 1 as the date for Holiday Hospitality Day," she concluded. TTiis brought cheers since guests realized this is the auxiliary's biggest money^ maker--$8,300 last year! Two new directors joined the board: Mrs. Henry Mann, Woodstock and Richard Thompson, Greenwood. Retiring directors include John Laing and Mrs. Virgil Smith. Reelected directors included William Tittle and Mrs. Jane Shoemaker and Mrs. Dorothy Cooley, Woodstock; Charles Ridgway, Crystal Lake; Ludwig Kulvosek, Fox River Grove; Anton Grill, Wonder Lake; and Ralph Nichols, Hebron. A look at the 10,724 patient admissions shows that people from every corner of the county depend on Memorial Hospital for their health care. In addition, more than 400 were out of the county or out of state. Here's the breakdown: Woodstock, 6,880; McHenry 757; Wonder Lake, 558; Crystal Lake, 530; Cary and Fox River Grove, 493; Huntley, 180; Algonquin, 167; Marengo, 143; Harvard, 135; Hebron, 132; Richmond, 115; Ringwood, 82; Union, 65; Spring Grove, 19; Capron, 18; Hartland, 16; and Hampshire, <10. News About Our Servicemen PFC. EDWARD T. COMSTOCK Pfc. Edward T. Comstock, son of Mrs. Julia Karpinski of 3803 Weingart road, McHenry, is serving with Helicopter Maintenance, 9th Infantry division, in Vietnam. His address is US 67143728, Co. A, 9thAVN Bn., 9th Inf. 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