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; 4 Illiisstfs mi&KmsiM Harold Jepson, Richmond, first patient to be placed in the intensive care unit at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, prepares to go home after hospitalization from Feb. 28 to April 2. Helping him before his departure is Mrs. Arlene Hosick, R.N., first floor head nurse. DON PEASLEY PHOTO NEW INTENSIVE CARE UNIT VITAL HOSPITAL ASSET Memorial hospital's new intensive care unit has proven a vital asset in its first month of operation. Calling attention to the intensive care unit with its specialized equipment and twenty-four hour-a-day registered nurse staffing is news from Bert Hanson, administrator, that the first patient placed in this specialized area went home last week! Harold Jepson, Richmond, was admitted on Feb. 28 as a heart attack patient and was placed in the intensive care unit at once by his doctor. He was in this unit for seven days before being transferred to the intermediate care patient area of the 100-bed hospital. Jepson made steady recovery and was dismissed April 2. Since the new intensive care unit went into use, many patients have been aided by the bedside cardio-care units with central monitoring facilities. The hospital has two bedside cardio-care units. The hospital has also acquired another Bennett respirator for this specialized area to aid patients that require help in breathing during a heart irregularity. Hanson said the variety of cases that prompt doctors to place patients "in the intensive care unit has been diversified during the first month of the new facility's service. Several patients had heart irregularities. Others < had cardiac arrests. One patient had an emergency pacemaker inserted in an effort to aid her while in the intensive care unit. Another patient had a massive pulmonary embolism and was placed in this special unit. One person who had fainted was placed in intensive care while doctors learned the cause of his illness and checked to learn if heart trouble was involved. Complications during CHORALE WILL GIVE CONCERT AT OPERA HOUSE The Woodstock Fine Arts chorale, directed by John Monkman, will present its fourth annual spring concert Saturday, April 12, at 8 p.m. in the Woodstock Opera House. The program will consist of two works, "The Peaceable Kingdom" by Randall Thompson, and "Requiem" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Soloists for the Mozart work will be Mary Monkman of Kirkland, soprano, Jill Adams of Genoa, alto, Minno Halma of . Woodstock, tenor, and Preston Mattix of Woodstock, bass. The harpsichordist will be Carolbel Peters, also of Woodstock. Tickets for the concert may be obtained from any chorale member or at the door of the surgery have prompted doctors to place post-surgical cases in the intensive care unit for close scrutiny and heart monitoring. Hanson said staff doctors are finding many immediate benefits by having the intensive care unit . in the hospital and two more bedside monitors will be added when required. The central monitoring unit is capable of monitoring four bedside units at once, and will be moved into the new hospital facilities when the first stage of the planned construction is completed. Opera House the evening of the performance. Further information may be obtained by calling Mrs. Walter Schuett. COUNTY INVESTS $134,106 IN E-H BONDS The cash value of savings bonds and Freedom Shares outstanding as of the end of February was $52.3 billion - an all-time high. McHenry county residents purchased a total of $134,106 in series E and H United States savings bonds and Freedom Shares in February, according to Donald J. Still, Woodstock, general county chairman of the savings bonds committee. Sales for February in the state of Illinois were $25,- 847,394 in February according to Clarence S. Sochowski, state director of the Treasury's savings bond division. The national total was $442,000,000, and Illinois sales represented 5.8 percent of this amount. Shop In McHenry OSPITAL il&Gu WED. APRIL 9, 1969 - PLAINDEALER-PG. 11 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Among patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, during the past week were Rose Gould, Lucille Abbt, Genevieve Oeffling, Lawrence Jensen, Philip Breckenridge, Ronald Magnine, Wonder Lake; Pauline Nimsgern, Albert Adams and Alfred Ritter, McHenry. Births HARVARD HOSPITAL On March 29 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schaid of Ringwood. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Draffkorn, Wonder Lake, became parents of a daughter March 30. SHOP IN McHENRY News About Our Servicemen Fire Control Technician Second Class Eric L. Nordenson, USN, husband of the former Miss Lesley A. Kilday of 3712 W. St. Paul avenue, McHenry, is serving aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Lynde McCormick off Vietnam's coast. Recently, in the shallow waters off Vinh Binh Province, South Vietnam, the San Diegobased destroyer launched a series of rapid gunfire attacks against heavy enemy concentrations inland. With the assistance of airborne^, spotters ashore, the McCormick demolished two enemy buildings while damaging thirteen others. The guided missile destroyer is well into its fourth combat tour in Southeast Asia, having previously provided gunfire support in all tactical areas of South Vietnam. DEAN'S LISTS INCLUDE MANY FROM THIS ^REA Dean's lists for the eleven undergraduate academic colleges of the University of Illinois at Urbana for the 1968- 69 fall semester have been announced by Director Richard R. Marsh of the University honors programs. Among those listed are Robert L. Funk, Valerie J. Peterson, John H. Anderson, Jr., Karen Anderson, William J. Funk, Sherry Gehrke, Paul Liebman, Paul Nitz, Kenneth J. Sternickle, all of McHenry, Jane E., Virginia and Nancy Lee Gardner of Solon Mills, Jane A. 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