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~fljS PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1975 Hold Clinic Day Seminar In City For County Physicians Dr. Robert J. Stein, left, chairman of the Clinic day to be presented June 11 at McHenry hospital for all physicians in McHenry county, is shown with one of the lecturers, Donal O'Sullivan, M.D., J.D., Fellow of the American College of Legal Medicine. Dr. O'Sullivan will speak on "The Law of Critical Care - Emergency - Death." The law as it applies to and malpractice suits will be day seminar for all McHenry emergency care, psychiatry, discussed June 11 at a Clinic county physicians, to be Consumers' Corner CONDOMINIUMS This year Americans may buy as many as 220.000 condominium units The condominium is the newest American housing trend Within 20 years, housing experts predict that over 50 percent of the population will be living in this type of housing There are many reasons why- condominiums are fast becoming so popular They allow the con­ sumer to buy his own apartment presented at McHenry hospital by the hospital's Medical- Dental staff. Three members of the American College of Legal Medicine and the Chicago Academy of Legal Medicine will give the program. All are attorneys as well as physicians, according to Dr. Robert J. Stein, chairman of the seminar. Dr. Stein is chairman of the department of laboratory medicine at McHenry hospital and is chief forensic pathologist for the coroners of Cook and McHenry counties. Herman Wing, M.D., F.C.L.M , will speak on "The C6rpora£g-.Responsibility" and "What is Malpractice?" Walter Feldman, M.D., F.C.L.M., will discuss, "Mental Health and the Law" and "Informed Consent." Donal O'Sullivan, M.D., F.C.L.M., will speak on "The Law of Critical Care, Emergency and Death." A panel discussion following the presentations will include a question-and-answer session. The Clinic day will end with a dinner for all registrants in the hospital dining room. or townhouse with a multiunit project and at the same time share equally with other owners an interest in the common areas; halls, elevators, stairways, grounds, parking lots, and recreational areas Condominiums have certain tax benefits Because a condominium owner buys his unit as he would a house--with a down payment, monthly mortgage payments, and the payment of real estate taxes--he can make the same tax deductions as a conventional homeowner. Also, there tends to be a greater ease in finding finan­ cing for a condominium purchase t'nits tend to be lower priced than regular houses for the same amount of living space. Along with the growing number of consumers who are buying con­ dominiums. comes an increasing number of complaints about shoddy construction, poor main­ tenance. hidden costs, and resale difficulties To protect consumers against these and other problems. 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Bill is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Dicker of Wonder Lake and was also cited for his outstanding contribution to the development of Marian's band and music program. Bumper Crop Leads To John Church Will Work With Extension Service Expanded Wheat Feeding John Church, a University of Illinois student, will be working with the McHenry County Cooperative Extension service in Woodstock, this summer. John is from Boone county, where he was a very active nine-year 4-H member and two- year 4-H Leader. His project work in 4-H included Sheep, Dairy, Crops, Photography, Gardening and Home Im­ provement. John was secretary for his local 4-H club for three years and Boone county 4-H Federation president. He was senior class president at Belvidere high school, FFA chapter president and reporter, and a member of the National Honor society. At Kishwaukee Junior college, John was a member of the Student Senate, and parliamentarian in the Agriculture Student Transfer club. At the University of Illinois, John is a very active Cooperation Extension club member. He will be assisting with the Cooperative Extension programs in McHenry county throughout the summer as part of his college curriculum. John hopes to pursue a career in Extension work. The Department of Agriculture's Economic Research Service has projected a 2.1 billion bushel wheat crop- compared with last year's record-high 1.8 billion bushels- in the wheat situation. The record crop would set the stage for an expansion in wheat feeding for cattle. Also, likelihood that wheat prices could vie with feed grain prices around harvest-time could hasten the trend toward wheat feeding. Although wheat prices precluded much feeding before the turn of the year, the January-March feeding residual-84 million bushels- was much higher than ex­ pected, and it appears that wheat feeding may be higher than expected in the April-June quarter also. The report said the record 1,620 million bushel winter wheat crop, plus spring wheat, may cause 1975's total wheat crop to break the 2 billion bushel mark. Although wheat stock presently stand at the lowest levels in a quarter century, the 1975 crop may push the supply to 2.3 billion bushels. However, wheat disappearance should remain quite strong. Domestic use for food, feed and seed should run from 784 to 809 million bushels. Exports will again break the billion bushel mark, and may run as high as 1,200 million bushels. The carryover on July 1, 1976, may run in the 393 to 448 million bushel range. This would be well above the 236 million bushels projected for this July 1, but significantly below carryovers in the late 1960's and early 1970's. PET COLUMN LOST Reward offered. Lost Collie named "Misty" Lost vi­ cinity of Ringwood Road, west of McCullom Lake. 385-6367 6-6/6-11 LOST small blue point Siamese female cat, answers to "Baby" 385-7215 6-11 -t ---- FOUND BEAUTIFUL BLACK & gray long haired kitten. Vi­ cinity north Riverside Dr.* near Orchard Beach Rd. 385-6225 6-6 FOUND: Domestic rabbit, female black and white. Vicinity of Edgebrook Heights. 385- 5425. 6-11 GIVE AWAY Female Golden retriever and collie, good with children 344-0725 6-6 3 black/white kittens, 8 weeks old, need a home. 459- 0754 6-11 6 week old female, V2 Angora, and V2 Persian kitten, to good home. 497-3428 6-11 5 kittens, 6 weeks old, 4 gray/white, 1 black. 385-7061 1 kitten, brown tiger striped, 10 weeks old. 385-2717 6-11 4 kittens, 1 cat. 385-8687. 6-11 5 Kittens 10 weeks old, to good homes. 385- 6987. 6-11 Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS' PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF STANLEY JAMES GEIER, aka James Stanley Geier Deceased, FILE NO. 74-P-418 Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters of Administration With Will Annexed were issued on June 5, 1975, to Walter C. Franke, 5501 Northwest Hwy., Crystal Lake, Illinois, whose attorney of record is Donald W. Truckenbrod, 4108 W. Crystal Lake Rd., McHenry, Illinois. Claims may be filed within 6 months from the date of issuance of Letters and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House, Wood­ stock, Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attorney. MARGARET O'NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub. June 11, 18,25, 1975) ON DEAN'S LIST The Dean's list for the spring semester at Saint Mary's college has been announced by Dr. Ulric Scott, vice-president for academic affairs. The list includes 103 students who have attained an academic grade point average of 3.8 or better on a 4.0 scale and rank in the upper ten percent of their class. Studenl from this area is Ruth Marie Mathews, 3145 E. Lake Shore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mathews, Wonder Lake. EARNS DEGREE Patricia A. Salter, McHenry, received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Augustana college. Rock Island, at the 115th annual commencement June 1. Miss Salter, a speech therapy major, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard J. Salter, 1202 W. Sunsent drive, McHenry.