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SECTION2-PAGE II - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1984 Tax planning seminar set general News at college Maternity care enhanced A three-part seminar titled 'Financial, Estate and Tax Planning" i* being sponsored by by llOSpital CXpanSiOn McHenry County College --J PIONEER CENTER FOUNDERS Founders of Pioneer Center attending the twenty-fifth anniversary dinner Saturday night take part in the reunion. From left, front, are Sandy Huff, daughter of Pioneer founder, Verona Huff; Marge Dugan and Myrtle Davidson; in back Charles and Mary Stone, Dr. Santo Ruggero, Roy Swanson and Frank Higgins. The Stones live in Woostock. All others are Wonder Lake residents. Keeping Healthy: Skidding major peril of winter None of the perils of winter driving is more feared by motorists than skidding out of control on ice and snow. Accelerating too fast on slippery surfaces, driving at excessive speeds and sudden turning and braking can cause your tires to lose traction and throw your vehicle into a skid. Rear wheel drive vehicles tend to swirig or "fishtail," when you accelerate quickly or go around a corner too fast. Front wheel drive cars rarely fishtail, says one leading motor club. Rapid acceleration causes the wheels to spin and the front of the car to veer off course. Skidding when attempting to round a corner may cause the car to go in a straight line. (Jetting out of a skid is basically the same for both types of cars. When you start to skid, try to generate as much traction as possible to taking your foot off the accelerator and off the brakes. Hold the steering wheel fir­ mly, but don't make any quick turns. Gently steer in the direction you want the front of the car to go. If you want thenar to go right, steer right. If you want the car to go left, steer left. Unless the skid is too severe, following these instructions should get you back on course. and will be taught by members of the McHenry County Estate Planning Council. This group is made up of professionals in the fields of law, accounting and insurance. The series begins Saturday, Jan. 28, at 8:30 a.m., continuing until 8 p.m. The following two sessions are on Tuesday evenings, Jan. 31 and Feb. 7,5 to 9:30 p.m. Some of the areas to be covered include tax planning, investment alternatives, property ownership, bank and trust services, retirement planning, personal financial planning, types of insurance and how these'all interrelate. All sessions will be held at Lakeside Center, 401 Country Club Road, Crystal Lake. Register by calling McHenry County College, 455-6510, by Jan. 25. Something special is hap­ pening at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County: It's cMled "Family centered Maternity Care" and involves the entire family in the birthing perience. Facility remodeling and the addition of the birthing room - has enabled the Memorial Hospital staff to help the family unit learn and grow together with the birth of a baby. "Family centered maternity care encourages the nursing and medical professions to prepare the family physically, emotionally, and intellectually for pregnancy, delivery and parenting," explained Linda Kielas, director of Nursing at the hospital. Two programs that have proved extremely popular - pre­ natal classes and sibling open house --• assist Memorial Hospital staff members in preparing families -for the birthing experience. For many years, the obstetrical-nursery departments have presented a three-evening series of pre-natal classes. Since early 1982, the nursery and obstetrical departments have combined efforts to offer a Sibling Open House every few months to enable siblings to prepare for a new arrival in the family. The sibling-grandparent visitation after delivery as part of the overall family centered- maternity care philosophy contributes to the improved total family relationship. In addition to the traditional delivery services, Memorial Hospital has developed a bir­ thing room program whereby a homelike atmosphere for the birthing experience, including the father, is available. After appropriate preparation, fathers are also encouraged to participate in Caesarean section births as well. HEARINS AID SALES & REPAIRS ALL MAKES I FREE LOANERS! HOW TO SUBSCRIBE 10 THE RMcHenry m •sinews aindealer The McHenry Ploindeoler 3812 W. Elm Street McHeni y. II. 60050 3 YEARS - $43.00 2 YEARS - $30.00 1 YEAR - $19.00 6 MONTHS - $10 00 Name Address City Prices good in Mr Henry County 30 DAY TRIAL RENTAL PLAN SERVICE CENTER HOURS WEDNESDAYS 10 TO 5 McHENRY HEARING AID CENTER 3937 W. MAIN, McHENRY (»1S> 385-7641 WE MAKE HOUSE CALLS! 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