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Nancy Carroll is her husband Frc PAGE 11. . aA/leet (Dui ^Women On Su±Lnz±± SUSAN C.DeWITT With a dedication to quality nursing care, Susan ob­ served in-home health agencies and felt much im- provment could be achieved. Thus began Northern Il­ linois Nursing Service from a doodled logo to a grow­ ing agency now 6 months old. A 1977 graduate of Southern Illinois University,. Susan attained her BS in nursing by commuting 600 to tOO miles per week the last year and a half. Her nursing career has spanned from nurse assistant to staff nurse to nursing supervi­ sor in home health, major hospitals and nursing homes. Originally from Springfield, 1L, Susan now lives in Wonder Lake with her husband and 2 chil­ dren. 4 NORTHERN ILLINOIS NURSING SERVICE 7432 HANCOCK DRIVE, WONDER LAKE MICHELLE "MICKEY" BROWN When yon call Essex-Costello the pleasapt reception yon receive is from Mickey. A knowlegeable indi­ vidual, Mickey handles the duties of receptionist/se­ cretary for an active office manager and a sales staff of twelve. Record keeping, the scheduling of appoint­ ments, and computer coord inaton are all part of her responsibilities she performs so well. Her dedication to her Job fhd to the customer has made Mickey a vi­ tal part of Essex-Costello. Mickey resides in McHenry with her husband. , ESSEX-COSTELLO REAL ESTATE CO. 804N. Front Street, McHenry NANCY CARROLL the dynamic co-owner, along with Fred, and manager of Merit Medical which serves the physical medical needs of McHenry County furnishing medical supplies and equipment to physicians, hospitals, nursing homes A patients. She is extremely proud of Merit Medical's contribution to the particular needs of mastectomy patients. Nancy recieved her B.A. in Interior Design from.Indiana University. She has 5 years business experience in customer service pins 3 years experience in industrial sales as a regional representative. MERIT MEDICAL ' 4450 W. HULL VALLEY ROAD McHENRY Enter the Nature's Cornucopia and you may be greeted by Joan, the charming manager of McHenry's only Health Food Store. She has been a registered nurse for 20 years and has been involved with natur- alic health stndy for 10 years. Her combined experi­ ence in the fields of nutrition and medicine has led to a wellness-oriented philosophy. Joan's immediate plans1 for expansion include "The Balloon Bow, a bal­ loon bouquet business to brighten up hospital sick rooms, parties, birthdays, anniversaries and your spe­ cial occasion, and the "On The Way Cafe"', a natural foods restaurant...another first for McHenry and Joan. NATURE S CORNUCOPIA 3492 W. ELM ST., McHENR Y JOANGAGNE KYMSHOEMAKER Kym Shoemaker is a teller with the new branch of the Wonder Lake State Bank in Johnsburg. In addition to her primary responsibilities, -she also assists with the opening of Checking A Savings accounts, counseling with Money Market & Certificates of Deposit custom­ ers and taking Loan Applications. She is recently en­ gaged to be married on A'pril 2nd, she enjoys working and living in the community. WONDER LAKE STATE BANK 7526 HANCOCK DR., WONDER LAKE *MADALYN OTTO Mostly Kid Stuff is a new business in McHenry. It ' was established in early 1903 in the Old Gladstone Store. Madalyn Otto bought the store in Jan. 1904 A moved to its present location at ISM N. Green St. in what Madalyn calls the real 'Heart of McHenry*. Mostly kid stuff is a resale shop but unique in that it is a children's shop with some space for maternity clothes. All items are taken on consignnynt. Madalyn has 2 daughters A lives in McHenry. MOSTLY KID STUFF 1260 N.GREEN ST. McHENRY PAMKRASH0C Pam has been with Classic Trophies since its incep­ tion in July, 1902. After graduating from Larkln High School at the age of eighteen, she began her on-the- job experience which includes 7H years as secretary to Don Mnslelak, at Elginoy Co. in Elgin. Don and Paa both moved to Classic Trophies in 1902 with Don Pam as executive secretary and office CLASSIC TROPHIES 9»N0. FRONT ST., McHENR Y DIANE J. TULLY Diane Tully assumed management of Millstream Union 70 as well as other SAS Petroleum concerns in 1903. She competently restaffed, reset A reorganised -these businesses returning them to a state of sol­ vency. Diane has had a great deal of business experi­ ence A has steadily increased both her responsibility and level of competence. Previously a student at Roo­ sevelt University in Chicago, she is presently pursu­ ing a degree in Mid Management Marketing at McHenry County College. Diane, who resides in Crys­ tal Lake with her husband Arthur, enjoys White Wa- I, camping, reading A sewing. MILLSTREAM UNION 76 RTE.120 McHENRY V t