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r PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER-WEDfMESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1977 The Village of Holiday Hills •CHERI HOGLUND ROSEMARY HOLTZ 385-3944 344-0615 PEEK-ABOO - Maybe it was the sub-zero temperature, or maybe the driver was just in a hurry. Whatever the reason, he removed only enough snow from his rear window to give him a glimpse of the traffic behind. This scene, reminiscent of many others during the snowy, cold weather of recent weeks, is near the intersection of Elm and Front streets. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Dr. Massarik Chief Physician For Standard Oil l)R. RONALD MASSARIK Ronald B. Massarik, M.D. has been named chief physician of the Standard Oil company (Indiana) general office medical department. A specialist in internal medicine, Dr. Massarik joined Standard Nov. 1, 1976, following ten years in private practice in McHenry. As chief physician, he is primarily responsible for the health needs of Standard's Chicago-area employees in­ cluding the nearly 5,000 em­ ployees of Standard and its subsidiaries who work in the Standard .Oil building, 200 E. Randolph drive. Dr. Massarik heads the program which, among other preventive medical programs, provides voluntary periodic physical examinations for all employees in the general office. Included are clinical tests and the availability of company physicians to counsel em­ ployees on both pertdnal and family medical problems. Dr. Massarik is also in charge of Standard's cardio- pulmonary-resuscitation v unit, made up of a mobile life- support system and a three- person medical team which can provide emergency aid within two and one-half minutes to any of the 9,000 employees and tenants in the 80-story Standard Oil building. Di. Ma^arik, of 811 Sine!;: Tree Rd , Deerfield, II., received his B.S. degree in biology from . Rutgers university in 1953 and was graduated from New York University Medical school in 1957. He served his internship and residency in internal medicine at Brooke Army hospital, Fort Sam Houston, Tx. He was subsequently assigned to the U.S. Army hospital, Augsburg, Germany; Walter Reed Army hospital, Washington, D C., and the U.S. Army hospital, Columbia, S C., before resigning his com­ mission to enter private practice in McHenry. Dr. Massarik is on the staff of Highland Park hospital and is a member of the faculty of Northwestern University Medical school. TURN ONS WWYWDtfXI GIVE ME AN *F" ON "THIS PAPER, MISS LAM8 *? He is a member of the American Medical association, the Illinois State Medical society, and the McHenry County Medical society. ASK ICC REHEARING General Telephone has filed a petition with the Illinois Commerce commission requesting a rehearing con­ cerning the ICC's order of Dec. 20, 1976, granting the company only 40 percent of the $11.4 million rate increase it filed for in Janaury, 1976. Thecompany feels it is entitled to a larger increase based on the original filing and is petitioning for a rehearing on issues it wishes to review with the commission. MODINE DIVIDEND- The board of directors of Modine Manufacturing Co., has declared a quarterly dividend of 60 cents per share on the outstanding capital stock, payable March 12, 1977, to all shareholders of record March 1, 1977. This represents a 10 cent raise in the quarterly rate, and is the third increase during the company's fiscal year which ends in March, 1977. Dr. Goyal Joins Staff Of Hospital DR. V.K. GOYAL Obstetrician - gynecologist V.K. Goyal, M.D., has joined the Medical-Dental staff of McHenry hospital, and has established his practice in association with Badri Taparia, M.D., at 3412 W. Waukegan MrHwv - Dr. Goyal compleieu ii»» residency in obstetrics- gynecology at the Mount Sinai Hospital Medical center, Chicago, in June, 1976. He has since been affiliated with both Mount Sinai hospital and with St. Anne's hospital, Chicago. He earned his medical degree from the Government Medical college in Patiala, India, and served his internship at St. Elizabeth's hospital, Chicago. He is a member of the American Medical association, Illinois State Medical society and the Chicago Medical society. MEET FOR RETARDED The board Of directors of McHenry County Association for the Retarded will hold its regular meeting Jan. 27, at 8 p.m. at 4803 West Route 120, McHenry. BECAUSE TEN GREAT AMERICANS" SHOULD NOT INCLUDE TOM SAWYER AMD HUCKLEBERRY FINN. A-l HEARING AID SERVICE Free Loaners - Complete Service on all Makes Custom Earmolds - 30 Day Trial on New Aids Try Before You Buy! Maico-Oticon-Radio Ear Qualitone Custom Made All in the Ear Models R0BT. STENSLAND & ASSOCIATES 3937 W. Main St., 385-7661 Behind-the-ear AID Reg. $239 •199 The man who gives ad­ vice to others rarely knows how to advise him­ self. Three Proposals Authorized At Board Meeting A request from those who spend their time plowing the roads and clearing the snow and ice: please make sure the roadway in front of your house is free from any blockage such as garbage cans or cars. It would make the job of snow removal a lot easier and more efficient. Your cooperation ms appreciated • The village board met at Casey's hall Jan. 20. President Roger Saunders presided over the meeting. Trustees present were Chuck Dubsky, Mim DeWitt, Pat Hughes, Marty Lewandoski, Bud Roth and John Van Dyne. The board authorized three proposals: 1) that the village become an active member of LAMCOG; 2) that the village purchase a bulk mailing permit and 3) that the monies are appropriated for the printing, development and distribution of ordinances and election information. No committee repprt was taken so that two major issues before the board could be discussed. Larry Sanders a represen­ tative of the Illinois division of water resources discussed low cost insurance for I he village Under this program home­ owners living in the flood area would be able to purchase policies at reasonable rates. For those interested in this program please contact Roger Saunders, or Bud Roth for further information concerning the acceptance of this program. Jack White was introduced to the board as a representative of the Lake Regions Rescue squad. He requested that the village^ sponsor the organization so that a federal grant can be made to purchase a rescue unit which will meet the Department of Tran­ sportation standards for MICU. A special meeting will be held at the residence of Roger Saunders tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. v ANNIVERSARY. PARTY A triple treat for three an­ niversary couples was hosted at the home of Leroy and Cathy Beltz. The two other couples who were also honored at the gala event along with the Beltzes were Tim and Lorene Farr and Roger and Linda Theitje. Friends ot this happy trio who helped to ftiake the evening a success were Doug and Sally Carroll, Bill and Mim DeWitt, Ron and Dee Wegener and the Chambers from Wauconda. SCHOOL DAZE We have some good news and some bad news depending on which side of the fence you're sitting.^ Hilltop school reports that despite the bitterly cold days school will remain open and the buses will continue to run even though they may come a little late. 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