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-ij VS MY di • -i.l, •rtfv £'/ Hi, -IT-' ui fch v<;;G j 41 M< Construction on the.new L-shaped addition at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County flower two-floor section closest to camera) is above ground now and proceeding smoothly. Fourth floor is a part of the new construction and so is extensive remodeling emu ucpoi lutein sinning ior important expansion of needed facil­ ities. Top floor will add thirty-four beds, bringing to 130 beds the capacity of this county-wide hospital at Woodstock. Progress Forward . On Addition To County Hospital Moving ahead smoothly, con­ struction on the $1,367,570 ad­ dition to Memorial Hospital for McHenry County clearly shows to passing motorists and hos­ pital visitors. The L-shaped addition at the northwest corner has taken shape and has risen above the wood fence around the site. Col­ umns to support the first floor are completed. Next step will be to complete the second floor level with steel columns and the metal deck which will form the roof. Workmen will then build the needed stairways and add the third floor over the area where the delivery room is now lo­ cated. The complete fourth floor will be above that area plus over the long north-south cor­ ridor which at present is three stories high. Bert Hanson, administrator, hopes the fourth floor construc­ tion will be under way by spring. The thirty-four beds added to the hospital in this building and remodeling program will be on this fourth floor. Also included are improve­ ments in ancilliary depart­ ments, such as physical ther­ apy, laboratory, x-ray, bus­ iness and administrative of­ fices, kitchen and a new el­ evator. Two other major phases in­ clude! an all-new Snack Bar and Gift Shop, operated by the Wo­ man's Auxiliary, and expansion and relocation of the intensive care unit into a four-bed unit on the first floor of the L- shaped wing. Main entrance to the snack bar will be to the left in the present hospital lobby and will occupy more space than it does at present with an all-new counter setup, twelve stools, new refrigeration units, space for storage and ice cream sup­ plies and a new sandwich bar. Included in this area are pre­ sent patient rooms 107 and 109. "This will assure the aux­ iliary of five times as much space and will enable them to provide more extensive ser­ vice to patients and visitors," explained Hanson. Most of the remodeling will come toward the end of con- Holiday Hills Inez Young 385-4672 Annual Holiday >'Dance Scheduled For December 6 This Saturday, Dec. 6, is the date! The Holiday Hills annual > Christmas dance is here. The fun begins at 9 p.m. at the Johnsburg community house. It's not too late to get your tickets and join in on the fun. We'll look for you there. V WOMEN'S CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY Party time! Just a few days after Satruday*s dance, the Wo­ men's Club will hold its an­ nual Christmas party. On Wed­ nesday Dec. 10 the party will be held at Mary Mahon's home. There will be two gift ex­ changes, one humorous and one general. Get iiL the mood of the festive seasOT and join your friends and neighbors at both of these affairs, gals. BIRTH DAZE Special birthday wishes this week go to our Wendy, who cel­ ebrates her tenth birthday to­ day, Dec. 3 and to young Kurt Roth who celebrates his birth­ day on Dec. 9. I'm sorry that this column is so short but we (Clar, Wen­ dy and I) have been away for * a week's vacation in Norman, Okla., where we speht Thanks­ giving with Tom and April Dougherty enjoying beautiful EXPERT 6R00MIN6 •BOARDING (Individual Kennels) •TRAINING •BATHING (̂ Rudy C^Sec/ei DC, ers /. enne 1018 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry Phone 385-2436 1 Mile E. of Skyline Drive-In struction. The physical therapy department can't be shifted, for example, until the third floor is completed above the delivery room area. The nursing depart­ ment will occupy part of the present therapy department space. PUBLIC PULSE (The Ptaindealer invites the public to use this column as an expression of their views on subjects of gener­ al interest in our commun­ ity. Our only request is that writers limit themselves to 300 words or less signature, full address and phone num­ ber. We ask. too, that one in­ dividual not write on the same subject more than once each month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we consider libelous or in objectionable taste.) AN OPEN DOOR "To The Public: "An American Field Service international scholarship is an open door which leads to un­ derstanding and friendship among the peoples of the world. Through this door pass students from sixty-one countries to attend American secondary schools in, more than 2,800 communities for a school year of study and first-hand exper­ ience, as well as American teenagers from practically ev­ ery state to study and live with families abroad -- a two-way program of seeing and showing. In this way, young citizens of the world learn to appreciate and to respect the similarities and differences of people who, though they live in different countries, have dreams and ef­ forts similarly directed toward the goal of a peaceful and use­ ful life. "Learn more about AFS. Meet and listen to McHenry* s '69-70 student, Ena Meza from Peru. Hear from McHenry* s own Kurt Easton ( a senior in our West campus high school), who lived for three months in Germany in 1969. We invite you to share in this world-wide endeavor and highly recommend that you pre­ sent an AFS program to your organization. "Arrangements should be made with speech coordinator, Mrs. Wm. (Betty) Lingenfelter. May we suggest this be handled as early as possible to insure a desired date. "Mrs. Anna Wheelock "AFS Publicity Chairman" GO CLASSIFIED Wed., Dec. 3, 1969 - Plaindealer - Sec. 2, Pg. 3 Plan Group Sets Schedule For '70 Meetings The McHenry County Region­ al Planning commission at its regular November meeting held at the commission's office in Woodstock, approved a sched­ ule of meetings for the calendar year 1970. All meetings will be held in the commission's of­ fice located at 208 So. Throop street, Woodstock, and will con­ vene at 2 p.m. If for any reason the com­ mission deems it advisable to alter this schedule a public no­ tice of change will be posted on the public bulletin board in the McHenry county court house, Woodstock. The dates are Jan. 22, Feb. 26, March 26, April 23, May 28, June 25, July 23, Aug. 27, Sept. 24, Oct. 22, Nov. 19 and Dec. 17 Facts to Know One quarter of America's cities get their water from springs or wells. 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