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Nurse Educator Conference McHenry hospital's modular nursing service and unit-dose medication system were explained to a) conference of McHenry county and Lake county nurse educators last week. From left, standing, are Vicki Behan, R.N., M.S., assistant administrator for nursing service at McHenry hospital; Betty McKillip, R.N., coordinator of staff development; Jim Collins. R. PH., chief pharmacist; and guest Margaret Benton, R.N., instructor at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. Seated are Kathy Swarthout, R.N., inservice coordinator of Zion hospital; Barbara Hunter, R.N., Zion's education consultant; Jeannette Shumaker, R.N., director of inservice education at Victory Memorial Jiqspital, Waukegan; and Amelia Cork, LPN, inservice instructor at Victory. McHenry Shores Sandra Moyer 385-8646 Special Work Crew Filling Holes In Roads The warm summer-like weather has brought out the lawn mowers, lilacs, tulips, gardeners, family bicycle groups, ball games, shorts, charcoal grills and muscles that had been hibernating over the winter. The sounds of children laughing, boats on the river, dogs barking and sweet smells of flowers in bloom are now blowing through our open windows. It's great to be alive and enjoying a beautiful spring. You may have noticed the red numbers painted on the streets and the surveying crew at work. This is the initial phase of the ditching survey mentioned in last week's column. There has also been a crew of men filling some of the holes in the roads. With the warmer weather and the newly patched holes we ask you to please drive slowly. Until the patch is packed down a car hitting a newly filled hole at a high rate of speed will just push out the patch. Some of the road culverts have been cleaned out. Please watch those near your homes and if debris is washing into them call the village hall so it can be removed. New signs with hours and regulations have been posted at the beach. The signs were made by Don Henderlong and Lon Reed and are an attractive addition to the beach area. The raft will be launched late Saturday morning and if anyone would like to help call Don Henderlong. Don't forget Clean-Up Day, June 7. BOWLING NEWS The McHenry Shores social league held its bowling banquet at the Branded Steak House. A business meeting was held and new officers elected. Awards were made with first place going to The Fantastics, high team scratch series went to the Streakers; high team series w- hdcp went to the Untouchables ; high team game scratch. The Far Out 4 and high team game w-hdcp to the Gutter Girls' the last but not least team was the Dandy Lines. High individual series w-hdcp went to Elkie Wright, 665 and Most Improved Bowler was Diane Gilliand who brought her average from 93 to 113. This league bowls on Friday morning at McHenry Recreation and will be a sanc­ tioned league. They are looking for new bowlers. If you are interested give Rose Lillegard a call. The new season will start in September. NEW RESIDENTS A warm welcome to Bob and Beth Jemiola who are residing at 712 McHenry avenue. The Jemiolas moved to the Shores from Southgate. BIRTHDAYS A very happy birthday to Louis Winters who celebrated on the eighteenth and to Larry Csajaghy on the twentieth. ANNIVERSARIES Our hearty congratulations to Howard and Joyce Lexow who were married eighteen years ago on May 18. DEGREES AWARDED Last weekend was a time of pride and happiness in the home of Sam and Louise Win­ ters. Their son, David Gorden, was graduated on Saturday from ISU at Normal, with a Bachelor's degree in Art and Sunday on her birthday, Louise received her degree in Nursing from MCC in conjunction with the School of Nursing at Elgin C o m m u n i t y C o l l e g e . Congratulations to both David and Louise. CONDOLENCES Our sincere sympathy to the families of Richard Panerali, whose father passed away last week and to Marge Pinkonsly, whose mother passed away last Thursday. HOSPITAL NOTES We want to send our best wishes for a speedy recovery to Frances Mueller whff is recuperataing from surgery in Sherman hospital. Christopher Quinn is in McHenry hosptial recovering from a fall. Get well soon the neighborhood misses you. SHORELINE WAVES The adult bowling party was held on Saturday with thirty couples attending. After bowling three games all ad­ journed to the Yacht Club for sandwiches and chips. The prizes were awarded by Debbie Hoffman, Bonnie Panerali and Linda Kurowski. High series trophy went to Howie and Joyce Lexow with a 911; second high series trophy went to Fred and Faith Bush - 874; high ladies game, Eva Baggio -162; second high ladies game, Janet Rees - 154; high men's game, Jim Rees - 200; second high men's game Glenn Benham -199; high ladies series Mary Lou Held - 411; second high ladies series; Sande Moyer - 387; high men's series Jeff Hoffman - 529; most strikes award to Debbie and Jeff Hoffman - 19. The prizes were awarded from the top down and if a person had won in one category they were ineligible for another except for the special awards. The last place "crying towel" award went to Kathy and Ed O'Conner who had nothing to cry about. It was the first time either of them had ever bowled and they had a 491 series, our hats are off to them. Special prizes were awarded to Bonnie and Rich Panerali (Bonnie drew the names), to Joyce and Howie Lexow (when you're hot, you're hot), and to Fred and Mary Lou "Draw one more name" Heald. It was a fun evening for all and maybe one that can be repeated in the fall. "Don't forget the Garage Sale." County Forms Branch Diabetic Association PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MAY 23. 1975 WE WILL Memorial Day Monday -- May 26th but WE WILL BE OPEN for Your Convenience WEDNESDAY - MAY 28th DRIVE UP & WALK-UP WINDOWS 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. McHenry State Bank 3510 W. ELM ST. - McHENRY, ILL. SSVm SERVICE Jack Sweeney of Crystal Lake was elected president of the newly-formed McHenry county branch of the American Diabetic association at its organizational meeting last week. Other officers include Gayle Gustafson, Fox River Grove, secretary; and Betty Caponi, McHenry, treasurer^ Dr. Edward F. Wilt, Jr., president of the McHenry County Board of Health, will be medical advisor to the branch. The branch will meet on the If you are interested in playing cards call me for the time and place of this month's party. . • We still need someone to supervise the kids baseball one night a week. Keep the news coming in - see you next week. first Tuesday of each month, rotating among the five cities represented by its mem­ bership. "Our first meeting will be held June 3 at 7:30 p.m. at McHenry hospital," Sweeney announced. "At that meeting we will be addressed by a nutritionist and will arrange for reservations an(} tran­ sportation to the June 21-22 seminar on diabetes sponsored by the A.D.A.'s Greater Chicago and Northern Illinois affiliate. "We want to avail ourselves of the opportunity to attend this seminar, as it will present forty-five speakers and panelists on many subjects of interest. Participants will include eminent physicians, nurse clinical specialists, parents of juvenile diabetics, d e n t i s t , p o d i a t r i s t s , Junior High Musicians In May Concert The McHenry Junior high school cadet band, concert band, and chorus will present a concert Wednesday, May 28, at 8 p.m. at the McHenry Junior high school. In addition to the above groups, the beginning band composed of mjembers from Valley View, Hilltop, Edgebrook, and the Junior high school, will perform. Ad­ mission is free. Donna DeFranco is thp nutritionists, and even a member of the University of Illinois football team who is a diabetic," Sweeney said. Information on the branch may be obtained by calling Mrs. Frank Caponi, McHenry. Membership is open to in­ terested persons outside of the county, as well as within. chorus director and Carl Kohrt is the band director. , Following is the tentative.^ program. Beginning Band: "Duncan Gray", "The Stomp Polka", S| "Silver Spurs" and "Rise andy# Shine". Chorus: "Sulkam", and|| "Yellow Submarine". Vocal Ensemble: "Inch £ Worm" and "Both Sides Now". Jj Chorus: "Summer Song" and £ "Who Will Buy?". Cadet Band: "Conestoga< Overture", "Circus March* Melody", "Ain't We Got Fun"^ and "The Big Rock". Concert Band: "Leith Bridge O v e r t u r e " , " T r o p i c a l * Twilight", "Deep Riven* Rhapsody", "The En-*! tertainer", "General Granfj March" and "California Dreamin". BLUFF When her boyfriend reported he was going to jump off a cliff 300 feet high if she didn't marry him, her facetious reply was "Sounds like a b i g b l u f f t o m e " . In observance of Memorial Day we will close Monday, May 26 / Arrow for all the man he is -- challenger makes him champ It's the one sport shirt wanted by every man who moves. Knit of 60% cotton and 40% polyester to breathe with him. With a thoughtfully longer shirt-tail to keep its place no matter how active he is. Self collar. Four-button placket. Cool comfort. In a long list of the most wanted colors A real winner at Beard & Stovall. $10. & Jut £ S(mI ...M itmjMmt woodstock, ill./mchenry, ill.