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epwiiiwwWF"1 THE McHEJTItT PLAINOEAtXR ?JLi -v- • S Thursday, July 18. 1989- PROSPECTIVE PARENTS PREPARE FOR PARENTHOOD Excellent attendance at five Mrlier "Preparation for Parenthood" programs has prompted Memorial Hospital officials to present the sixth two-evening program in this series. Bert Hanson, administrator of Memorial Hospital for Mr- Henry County, today announced prosi)ective mothers and TffThPfs arpirrvtrai to the sessions, which began July .13. The second session will be Monday, July 22, stai iing at 7:30 4>.m. .* o ' The program Is presented by ^Memorial hospital in cooperation with members of the medlkcal'> t&ff and the hospital tftafr. JCifch session will include movies and talks and no charge jjf any kind is involved. - "Parents-to-be should make arrangements to attend with their family physician," Hanson explained "In the five sessions held so far, many fatiiersto- be attended in addition to protective mothers. We are pleased with the interest in this program." Films shown have been purchased by the Woman's auxiliary as a permanent part of the hospital's educational and public relations tools. The films are: "Prenatal Care," "Normal Delivery," and "Labor and Delivery." Dr. Thomas Forrent, mem1)er of the medical staff, will lead the discussion on prenatal care and on labor and delivery. Mrs. Rachael Schmidt,, registered nurse, will take part in the program. Included in the class schedule is a tour ot the hospital's maternity department. On the second evening the film on "Normal Delivery" will be. followed with a demonstrai DAR CHAPTER PROGRAM FUND RAISING PROJECT The local DAR chapter Is having a very special program ! on July 29, at 2:30, in ihe Con- | gregational-Universnlist church Rev. Weston Stevens will read American poetry and Mrs. Kenneth V. Fiske will present American folk music, '.vlt.li guitar aecompanimerft. Tea wili be served after this unique program. All are cordially invited. Tickets may be secured from memliers or at the door that day. This gala afternoort will be the annual fund raising benefit of the Kishwaukee Trail Chapter. DAR. Last year funds were used to set a bronze marker, tion by a staff nurse on the care of the newborn baby. commemorating the site of the first religious edifice in Woodstock, the Presbyterian church. This activity is in keeping with one of the objects of the National Society, nameiy the preservation and marking of historic sites. This year some of the chapter funds will be allocated to another very important phase of DAR work, the schools begun in 1903 under the patrioticeducation committee. One ot these is the Kate Duncan Smith DAR School, located at Grant, Alabama, on Gunter Mountain. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS ANTIQUE SHOW UNIQUE FEATURE OF SUMMER FAIR An antique \show, with automobile. radio and television classes, will be a new feature of the McHenry County Fair, iAug. 1, 2, 3 and 4, according to an announcement by Antique Show Supt. H. C. Wiley of Woodstock. Any McHenry county resident may enter and compete for $250 prize money. Entries were to have reached , the Fair association office, .Route 47 and Calhoun St., by ! Wednesday, July 17, with entry i tee paid, but since it is a new invent, interested persons should (•forward their entries immediately to the fair office. To enter, send name and address jwith $5 entry fee for the aujtomobile class or a $2.50 entry | fee for either the radio or television class. An exhibitor is limited to one entlry per! class. 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