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All Mama may not be at all atorea. WEST DUNDEE, Spring Hill Mall • OPEN EVENINGS • 428-8470 m Also at Schaumburg, Woodfield Mall F H Hi CHARGE IT •I -general News Churfch auction to relieve medical costs for baby An auction will be held Sunday, Sept. 25, at 4 p.m. at the Alden United Methodist Church to benefit Adam Jason Straley and his family. Although he is not vet a year old, Adam has already had five operations for congenital heart defects, and faces many more hospitalizations and surgeries in ttie future. His father, Martin, is a native of Alden, and his mother, the former Sandra Froelich, was raised in the Woodstock-Wonder Lake area. Both Martin and Sandra attended school in Hebron. To complicate the problem of having a life-threatening health problem, the Straley family faces tremendous financial burdens due to the fact that most of Adam's medical care is not ^covered by insurance. The auction planners, a group of volunteers from Alden Methodist and St. John's Lutheran Church in Woodstock, know that they will not raise the many thousands of dollars needed for medical care, but when a family faces such tremendous costs, they know everything is a help. Bidding will be on a wide variety of items, including antiques, artwork, collectibles, household furnishings and appliances. Hie auction will also include a book sale and refreshments. All proceeds will to the Straley fund which has established at the Hebron State Bank. Volunteers are still busily seeking donations of items to be auctioned. Donors can do 9ome fall cleaning and benefit a good cause with things they no longer have room or use for. To make donations or get more information, call Barb at #48-2255, Alva at 338-2681, or Vernell at 943-6594. 'Y' opens fitness classes Doug Neushwander, physical director ot the Lake Region YMCA, announced a new program session » now under way. The t focus oo this year'9 is total t In addition to) regular exerciae t programs for high' schools anil «*A < special programs i have been integrated {" in each class with information on > ADAM STRALEY ess manag9ment.t nutrition ana» cardiovascular development Tbe rocketing cost of medical cars in America isjust one of the reasons the » YMCA is developing Health Enhancement Programs. Another • reason is an effort to i decrease the risk of : coronary disease, . Preventive measures are alot cheaper than - t h e m e d i c a l treatment, according to NetMhwander. > YMCAcardiovascular fitness programs cannot totally' prevent coronary - problems but they are designed to help ; control some of the * r i s k f a c t o r s ' associated wtth guch 5 Cancer series started YMCA fitness, irograms are - Ibe "I Can Cope" series, an education and information course for persons with cancer, is being offered by Memorial Hospital for McHenry County. The series is offered on six consecutive Wednesday s, Oct. 5 - Nov. 9, at the from 7 to 9:30 p.m. le course will allow participants the opportunity to study and share problems and >> concerns encountered in- living with cancer and to apeak with people knowledgeable in the areas of medicine and surgery, nursing, nutrition, physical therapy, pharmacology, and community resources. This program is offered at no charge to participants. A friend or family member is welcome to attend classes with participants. Registration blanks are available at all libraries throughout the county. For additional information or recistttfctio*? contest Phyllis K&k, R.N. or Elaine Stanley, R.N. at (815) 338-2500. Crane names new assistant Twelfth District Congressman Philip M. Crane has announced the appointment of Robert C. Coleman as his administrative assistant. Coleman takes over the duties formerly handled by David Allen, who retired from the congressman's staff. Coleman, a veteran of Capitol Hill, was first employed by Congress while attending George Washington University, from which he graduated in 1971 with a BA degree in Accounting He left his post with the Veterans Administration, where he was deputy director for Congressional Affairs, to join Crane's staff. Prior to that be worked in the House of Representatives Office of F i n a n c e , R e p u b l i c a n Cloakroom, Office of the Doorkeeper, and the Postmaster's Office. and endurance. The > programs include; aerobic dance* (fitness fantasia), aerobic exercise (tuned up fitness and - fitasdc), pre-natal and post-natal exercise, nice-n-easy ej^ei^lse, ̂ weight enhancement, weightlifting. healthy - back ana the individual fitne99 evaluation program. A specialized program offered in Aquanatics, which is an exercise program in the water for men and women, non- swimmers as well as swimmers. The program includes stretching, muscle toning and overall development. 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