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/c qhc.- **- - il.i,nti$ STOHEEL, BUTffiER Ai FREIT BmS. C" trI[1, IIjIEAT lfAfiKEtr. NOW OCCUPIES TIIE BUILDTNG. pHO[0 T.qKEN 55 IE/frS AGO. Photo Courtesy of Louis Stoffel, Reproduction by rUI PUICEI TAVEHN Rudy Brya.rrt. TNCREASE IN TI1TTNN OF PATIMdTS EGI;CIED rN L95O At hlcIIFNeY HoSPITAS The nr:mber of patients admitted. to McHcnrtrr Hospital- during L95O will sulPass Iast yearr s volume by more then !0 per cent and almost d.ouble the L958 figure, aocord,irg to projections of adnissions during tire flrst nine months of .1!50. fhis would mean that morc than 2rrAO admissions will have been entered in the record.s of the snall 25-bed hospital when tbe year-errd. rolls around. Last year there wers l r rO0 ad.missior,ts i in 1958, 11 225 patients were record.ed. 'rThese alarning figures make it even more i.urperative that ws collect ad.d.i- tional fi:-nd.s to complete our new hospi- tal building as fast as possible'r " Peter il|. lusten & Son Funeral Home .illcHenry EV.5.006:l PTTTR t'I. JUSTTN s SOlt{ FU!{tflAL H0ltI . AROUNO THE CLOCI( . OXYGEN EOUIPPED I Ambulance Seruice & ! am W. Elm Strrt l*cHonrY, lllinnir {.r ,"'l li