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' ; NMtlONZ I'AfiKI WI'-liMf COA / •»»/vffwcrr ..t . w. ITA» PHOTO-WA YNF OAYIOHO Plaindealer deadlines Because of the Thanksgiving holiday, Plaindealer deadlines will be advanced this week.. General news and display advertising will be accepted until noon Friday, Nov. 18, for the first issue of the following week, which will be published Tuesday. Classified advertising will be accepted until noon that day for display classifieds and 5 p.m. for readers. Deadlines for the second issue will be Tuesday, Nov. 22, at noon for display advertising , and news arid noon aria 5 p.m. fob classified ads. Neighborhood correspondents should have their copy in the office oy noon Thursday, Nov. 17, and noon Monday, Nov. 21. 50% off Our most popular nylon plush carpet. Sale 14.99,. R*g. $36. Treat yourself to our rich, iong*wearing carpeting of Monsanto Wear-Dated* Ultron* nylon. Ifs Scotchgard* protected and comes in 20 luscious colors Padding and installation available at additional charge. Honor area operating room nurses Of all the masked faces hovering over the patient during surgery, the operating room nurse nas a special role. The ; room nurse speaks for snt when he cannot tor himself. On Operating Room Nurse Day Nov. 147 OR nurses held activities to demonstrate how they serve the surgical patient. Hie North Regional Illinois Chapter of the Association of Operating Room Nurses, with 40 members locally, sponsored various activities in each HHpaHng hospital in ofOR Nurse Day. Heading the OR nursing team is the registered nurse. When the patient arrives in surgery, the nurse is there to greet him and provide emotional support as he is anesthetized. Then the nurse manages the patient's nursing care during surgery, as the surgeon works closely over the incision. The nurse an­ ticipates needs of the other team members to avoid any delays in the surgical procedure. The OR nurse guards the sterile environment and knows the patient's health history and special needs. If the surgical procedure is being done with local anesthesia, the RN may monitor vital signs-blood >ressure, heart rate, and general yoi 101 a i News pressure, breathing. AT ATTENTION-Framecyay flags and spectators at the McHenry Veterans' Day ceremony/ a World War I veteran stands at attention. Sale prices effective thru Saturday, December 3rd. Surgery does not really begin and end in the operating room. Before surgery, patients may be fearful and distraught. Af­ terward they need to know how to participate in their own recovery. Increasingly, registered nurses are coming out of the operating rooms to meet with patients Defore and after their operations. They explain what the operating room will be like and how they will be cared for. After surgery, they may visit patients to see how they are doing and to evaluate nursing care given in the operating room. Gruner is sentenced after reckless homicide conviction by Angela Burden Shaw - Free Press News Service Barry Gruner, 30, was escorted Wednesday from the courtroom to McHenry County Jail, where he will serve a 6- month sentence on a reckless homicide conviction. „ .Gruner, 15)9 Brown St., Des Plaines, formerly of Woodstock, was placed on 30 months probation and fined $1,000 in addition to the jail sentence, on Judge Leonard 19th Judicial Circuit Court. order of Ji Brody in The defendant was found guilty by a iury in August on a reckless homicide charge POLICE TICKETS Hie City of McHenry Police Department has issued the following citations. Anthony A. Mezzano, 3120 Riverstream, failure to yield the right-of-way. Dean M. Glosson, 2306 Edgewood, speeding, 38 mph in a 25 zone. Rozanne Fisher, 4401 Parkway, speeding, 50 mph in a 30 zone. Sharon E. Matthesius, 7107 Wainwright, Wonder Lake, speeding, 48 mph in a 35 zone. Kathleen M. Grenman, 1414 Channel Beach, no valid registration. Elizabeth Glab, 5105 W. Cleveland, failure to yield the right-of-way. Gary C. Brink, 4418 East Drive, no valid registration. Christopher A. Prondzinski, 7405 Parfcwood, Wonder Lake, no valid safety test. Call for s free in-home appointment with a JC Penney Decorator Consultant No obttgatior JCPenney Custom Decorating • •a j C P»s Illinois Brickyard 622-2779 Ford City 6S1-5S21 F OK Vallay Cantar 651 -SSI 0 Golf Mid • 2SS-1042 JoiiatMall 816/439-1442 Lakahurst 473«1811 Lincoln Mall 481-2030 No. Rivarsida... 447-8010 Northwooda Mail Paoria ,.,.686-6111 Spring Hill Mall . 426-6970 Woodfiaid 682-5558 Yorktown 620-4562 Northwaat Indiana: MarquatiaMaii. . 679-7381 OrlandSouara.. • 460*1552 SouthlakaMsll... 738-2367 Cary G. Schroeder, 5406 Highland, no valid safety test. Richard Allen Houge, 312 Glenwood, improper lane usage. Lewis F. Scnroeder, 1509 Sunnyside Beach, speeding, 40 mph in a 25 zone. Renee M. Rokosz, 2210 W. Route 120, speeding, 38 mph in a 25 zone. Laura L. Plumlee, 3103 Eastwood, Wonder Lake, failure to yield the right-of-way. Una L. Hettermann, 3518 Hill Road, no valid Chapel Hill registration. Linda S S. Habjan, 5203 Windslow, speeding, 44 mph in a 30 zone ana no valid driver's license. Kimberly Ann Schott, 5306 Maplehill, speeding, 44 mph in a 30 zone. Mark A. Borders, 511 Castle, no valid registration. Howard J. Reinboldt, 1008 River Road, driving too fast for conditions. Sharon K. Henely, 4117 E. Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake, disobeyed a traffic control device. * , Michael K. Koontz, 1818 W. Lake wood, squeeling tires. Catherine M. McMillan, 3705 St. John's, speeding, 46 mph in a 25 zone. Thomas W. Para, 808 Carol Ave., no valid safety test. John J. Shiel, Jr., 3701 Spring Grove Road, speeding, 50 mph in a 30 zone Craig E. Slater, 1709 Mar, failure to yield the right-of-way. Frank S. Teresi, 8404 Shady Lane, failure to yield the right- of-way. Patricia R. Tidwell, 8604 Sunset, Wonder Lake, no valid registration. Sam Varvard, 7404 Chippewa, Wonder Lake, speeding, 52 mph in a 35 zone. connected with an April 9 traffic accident which killed 24-year- old Ricky W. Geren, of Crystal Lake. Gruner was charged following a collision betweennis car and a vehicle driven by Geren on U.S. 14 in Cary. Testimony in the trial in­ dicated that Gruner was driving under the influence of liquor at the time of the 2 a.m. accident, when his car allegedly crossed the center line of the highway and collided with Geren's vehicle. At Wednesday's sentencing hearing, the defense counsel tola the court that Gruner was convicted on "an unintentional crime," and that an appropriate sentence would be probation. Judge Brody emphasized the dangers of driving under the influence of liquor, which he said impairs the driver. "It is obvious to the court that whatever I do today cannot restore a life," the judge said when citing the gravity of the case. Brody said he was "distur­ bed" that Gruner had not learned his lesson. 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