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Hospital Construction Program Village of McHenry Shores Nina Keen 344-2665 I savings policies. PAGE 13 - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 28. IMI over Ihe last ^r*®lrr r to, but not cheaper than, solid Chunk style una fish offers white tuna or albacore. nutritional quality comparable Footings in the foreground and steel rising in the background emphasise the sise and scope of Memorial hospital's $9 million addition at Woodstock. Tunnel leading from the new power plant (at right out of photo) is in the background of this view. It will be covered by the present CMS tract ion. New dining room-community room will be on this level at the left, where the laider is against the wall. DON PEASLEY PHOTOGRAPHY Excavation, pouring footings and erection of steel to the third floor level point out that construction at Memorial hospital is moving forward smoothly. P h i l l i p s S w a g e r Associates, Peoria ar­ chitectural firm, has modified its projected completion schedule only slightly following settlement of the operating engineers contract. The dining and community room-first major part of the con­ struction scheduled for c o m p l e t i o n -- i s n o w scheduled for March, 1982. When it is completed, workmen will be able to remodel the present dining room into an expanded emergency room. That is scheduled for completion in June, 1982. Lee Pesce, executive director, has revealed that the 30 new beds on the third floor of the south pavilion should be ready for oc­ cupancy by November, 1982. This part of the addition is on the same level as the present third floor and a new bank of three elevators will be in­ corporated into construction to serve that area as well as the upper floors of the present hospital. Slide Lecture For Fine Arts Offering "The Art and People of China" is the subject of a slide lecture to be presented, 10 a.m. Nov. 19, at the Woodstock Opera House as the second in the Creative Living Series of the Wood­ stock Fine Arts association. Shirley Kravitt, painter, lecturer and specialist on contemporary art in Com­ munist countries, will present the results of her recent photographic tour of the Peoples Republic of Ctiina. She offers an artist's look at contemporary Chinese art against a background of ancient treasures, which date back to the Hsai Dynasty, 2200 B C. Included will be her account of the "War of the Posters", which demanded more freedom of artistic expression. Says Ms. Kravitt, "To know the art of a country is to know its people, for art reflects history in an ef­ fective manner while revealing the cultural consciousness." She has also had 20 one- man shows and lectures throughout the U.S. on "The Art and People of Russia and the Soviet Bloc." Her own work can be seen in the Chicago Art Institute Rental and Sales gallery. Ms. Kravitt received her education at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Ecole Beaux Arts in Paris. She is the winner of many national and international awards. Tickets may be purchased at the Opera House box office or by contacting the Woodstock Fine Arts association, Box 225, Woodstock. fx 11 rVI: Parachutist (caught in a tree): I was trying to set a record. Farmer: Well',"you sure did, son. You're now the first man in these parts who'll climb down a tree without having to climb up it first. Newsletter Distributed The village Chatter newsletter was distributed this past week throughout the village, and we hope all residents have received their copy. If you have not, extra copies are available at village hall. There are problems though, in hanging the newsletter on mailboxes. If you could help us by nailing a hook or nail on your mailbox post, that would help assure that you receive your Chatter. We are not able to put the newsletter inside the mailbox, or anywhere on the mailbox itself, so we can only hang it on the post. Your cooperation in this will help make sure village news is brought to you on a regular and up to date basis. -HALLOWEEN PARTY- The village will again be sponsoring a Halloween party for all children in the village, on Saturday, Oct. 31. It will be held at the Lon Reed Civic Center on Beach drive, from 12 till 2 p.m. Costumes will be judged in age groups of 0-5 years old, 6- 10, and 11 years and up. TTie categories will be; funniest, scariest, and most original. Prizes will be awarded, and refreshments will be served, so mark your calendar moms, for this fun afternoon for your kids! Johann Bartel is coor­ dinator for the party, and any moms or dads who would like to volunteer a few hours that day to help at the party or help set up beforehand, can call Johann at 385-0286. One more reminder to all parents that the curfew for trick or treaters on Satur­ day, Oct. 31 is 7 p.m. This curfew will be enforced, so please make sure your youngsters are home on time. NEW RESIDENT We welcome a new resident into McHenry Shores, with the birth of Brett William to William and Corine Warner of Hunter path. Brett arrived at Memorial hospital in Woodstock on Oct. 6, weighing in at 6 lbs., 10 oz., and was 18>2 inches long. His big sister is Denelle Maria, age 2'2. Congratulations to the Warner family, and may God bless Brett. DATE TO REMEMBER Thursday, Nov. 5; 7:30 p.m.; public meeting to discuss Sewer project; Village Civic Center As most residents have probably noticed by now, extensive road work was completed on Biscayne drive during the last week. Ac­ cording to village president Richard Panerali, over 70 tons of patch was used on Biscayne and other prime areas throughout the village. This recent road work was done at a considerable savings over what had previously been estimsted for that section of the village. Also, President Panerali, is pleased to announce other cost saving steps that have been taken to help the village work on a more reasonable and less costly budget. In­ surance policies have been renewed and rewritten for the village at a considerable SEWER PROJECT CONFERENCE The meeting between the Illinois EPA representative and our public advisory committee was held this past Wednesday here in McHenry Shores. It was very productive, and work will definitely continue to keep us on schedule toward this common goal. The response from residents regarding the sewer survey conducted by Baxter and Woodman Engineers was tremendous, but we ask everyone again to please fill out their forms if they have not done so, or to please call me if they for some reason have not received a survey. This is very important in regards to stressing our needs to the EPA All residents are again encouraged to attend the meetings, particularly the Biblic meeting coming up on ov. 6, here at the dvic center. We cannot stress enough the impact and importance of the in­ formation discussed at these meetings. Please plan on attending! * • • • Old fools are not more foolish than young ones: they just look sillier. DISCOUNT DRUG CENTOS " BUDWEISER BEER 6PACK* 12OZ. CANS REVCO'S LOW, LOW PRICE $185 *ACARl> ' FLEISCHMANN'S VODKA Distilled From 100% Grain Liter • 80 Proof REVCO'S LOW, LOW PRICE *489 BACARDI RUM Light or Dark 750 ML • 80 Proof REVCO'S LOW, LOW PRICE $i99 • ea. i ********** i i******** ********** • DAKLEME STABU COOLS, ACSW CSW COUNSELING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY Individual, Couple, Family And Ghoup Therapy (•15) 728-1039 DAYS, EVENINGS AND SATURDAY HOURS BY APPTfc CHRISTIAN BROTHERS BRANDY Fine California Brandy Liter • 80 Proof REVCO'S LOW. 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