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Pg. i, SEC. I - PLAIN DEALER-MAY 25, 1967 ' Honor Employee Of Year OSRITAL flotiu mm Robert J. Nasi (left), administrator of LutherHn~ Ceneral hospital, Park Ridge, and Orion Samuetjson, farm director for WGN Radio and Television and a member of the Lutheran Genera} and Deaconess hospitals board of trustees, congratulate Mrs. Norma Gunn, R.N., of 305 Indian Ridge drive, McHenry, who has been named Lutheran General's Employee of the Year." Mrs.* Norma Gunn, R.N., has been named the 1967 "Employee of the Year" at Lutheran General hospital, Park Ridge. 1 Now head nurse in the orthopedics section, Mrs. Gunn started as a staff nurse in orthopedics in September, 1960. She'was appointed head nurse in Aprif, 1962. "I think the most important thing about her is her enthusiasm4 »r patient care which she quitei Successfully imparts to her glSif," said Nancy Levene, associate director of nursing seryicfes. "Very dedicated to her;M(Sfession, she gets along weU sviih patients, co-workers anddooors." • Earlier this year orthopedics moved to Lutheran General's new west wing. "Thirty-two patients and the nursing staff were moved in less than two hours," Miss Levene said. "This is just one example of Mrs. Gurm's efficient way of doing things." "I guess one reason I like orthopedic nursing is that the patients usually stay longer and you get to know them better," Mrs. Gunn said. "You also have an opportunity to work with many other departments such as occupational and physical thereby." A teacher as well as a nurse, Mrs. Gunn gives in-service training on the care of orthopedic patients and on team nursing on both her own unit and others. A graduate of Missouri Baptist Hospital School of Nursing, St. Louis, Mo., Mrs. Gunn lives about five miles out of McHenry, where she is secretary of her homeowners' association. She enjoys gardening and quite often brings in tomatoes and cucumbers for other members of the staff. "On behalf of the hospital, I want to congratulate Mrs. Gunn on receiving this honor," said Robert J. Nast, administrator. "She does her job well and is always pleasant and helpful." >«cHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital during the past week included Carol Jean Duncan, Rita M. Rudolph, Harvey Goed- ! deke, Joseph A. Smith, Mar-;1 garet E. Gates, James Duggan,? Mary E. Essex, Georgia P. • Stelyn and Joseph Petrzilka, Crystal Lake; Burneal L. Detwiler, Donna M. Hummel, Anna Pravnan, Nicholas . J. Matesi, Wonder Lake; And, Raymond F. Lutz and- Carolyn L. Ash, Round Lake i; Beach; Earl E, Hawkinson, Edith M. Anderson, Cary; Christina Freiburger, Albert N. Magnuson, Fox Lake; Dorothy Bishop and Lillian R. ; Olsen, Ingleside; Michael J. • Markvart, Antioch; Randall W. ' Runions, Lorraine Beyer, Bes- . sie Lyn Webb, James McConnell, Wauconda; Also Mary K. Worthington, Fox River Grove; Shirley M. Nyman, Lake Villa; Steve Storozynski, Chicago; Robert L. Jenkins and Bernice M. Tatarski, Round Lake; Edna P.- Johnson, Richmond; Fredrick M.' Wiley, Lostant; Gordon L. Be Low, Wheaton; Amalia Becker, Algonquin; and Mary Margaret Smith, Spring Grove; Apd, Loretta M. Meyer, Estelle J. Stimmler, Minnie Buchert, Chester T. Boling, George Sylvester, Nancy L. Winters, Darlene A. Myers, Robert M. Sum an, Jr., Thomas R. Maynard, Virgil G. Green, Lawrence E. Bayne, Walter H. Przybylski, Ruth Pearson; And, Manuela W. VonAsten, Beatrice J. Matousek, Jeanette S. Anderson, Louise M. Domrese, Richard A. Wirtz, Jr., Ruth A. Aubert, Charles P. Schlottman, Frank J. Pogany, Jr., Nathan J. Lubke, Agostino G. Unti, Jack Butler and Gerald P. Glass, all of McHenry. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock ^hiring the past week included Master Gene Booker, Master Nickolas, Paulin, Judd Decker , Kathariria Kaufman and George Booker, Wonder Lake; Loretta Juerjens, Jacob Thiel, Baby La Verne Schiller, Sharon Ho^iek, William Jordan, Wilbur Hobk and Nathan Lubke, McHenry; and Erma Elbersen, Ringwood. HARVARD HOSPITAt Mrs. Earl Hanson and Mrs. Orio McMahon of McHenry were patients during the past week in Harvard hospital. OTHER SICK . Mrs. Roy 0. Lee has returned home from the Mayo hospital in Minnesota after undergoing second major surgery in twelve weeks. COURT BRIEFS Appearing before Judge Gleason last Friday, Eugene Foreman of 1716 N. Flower, McHenry, pleaded guilty to passing on a curve and was fined $1 and $5 costs. ^ Sarah Fulde of 101 Lincoln Parkway, Crystal Lake, was fined $24 and $5 costs for "speeding. Ruth Rakestraw of 321 Draper road, McHenry , paid a $33 fine and $5 costs for speeding. AUTHORITIES ON ALERT DURING THURSDAY STORM During last Thursday's storm, when tornado warnings were issued for several counties, including McHenry, Civil Defense Director John Shay and Police Chief Richard Clark remained at the city hall for radio reports, while Assistant Fire Chief Glenn Peterson was at the fire station, prepared to blow the warning siren if necessary. It was determined that no severe storm was approaching this particular area at close enough range to issue the steady, three to five-minute blast which is blown in cases of impending tornado. Mr. Shay said such a blast will never be used unless a tornado is seen at close range, heading for the McHenry community. Douglas Jensen of Wheaton, on a charge of no valid driver's license after curfew, paid a $1 fine and $5 costs. On another charge of violation of state curfew, his fine was $10 and $20 costs. McHENRY MAft1^ IS INJURED IN o MORNING CRASH Lawrence Bayne of Holiday drive, McHenry, was hospitalized in McHenry last Thursday morning after a two-car accident in which he was i0- • jured. He was blamed by sheriff's deptuties for improper lane . usage. The accident occurred on Griswold Lake road when Bayne's car, north-bound, went off the road on the east side and returned to proceed into the south-bound lane and strike another; auto driven by Darlene Koberl of Crystal Lake. She said she pulled as far to the right as possible but could not avoid..a :-^-v collision. Bayne told police He swerved to miss her vehiclal^ thinking it was in his lane of traffic. A passing motorist . took Bayne to the hopsital and froni there he was brought to McHenM ry hospital byambulance. j| ITEM: Do not confuse a fab-ill ric softener with a water softener f Each product has a different use' A fabric softener is a chemical* designed to coat textiles, making them soft and fluffy. A water £ softener is used to counteract^ hard water and is added before the detergent * * * ITEM: Consumption of frozen dairy desserts in America increases each year. Ice cream, ice milk and sherbert are among the leading-frozen desserts prepared from dairy products. <• /\ Leonard R. Hudson of Wheaton was fined $10 and $20 costs for violating a state cur-' few. Barbara K. Diedrich of 2414 N. Chapel Hill road, McHenry, on a charge of purchas6"or acceptance or gift of alcoholic beverage by a person of nonage, paid $25 and $25 costs. Sally K. Diedrich of the same address received the same fine for the same offense. A court Briefs In Branch I court, a charge of taking indecent liberties with an 11-year-old McHenry girl, made against Robert E. Waddell of Waukegan road, McHenry, was nolle prossed. Think" ofving "V $10, $30 or more j on homeowners , i• insurance !! 1 I ® Get the best combination ! of service and protection for your | home from the number one company ! in homeowners policies. • "V - |E3E3® • - ITEM: The quick-drying feature of modern latex paints makes it necessary to clean brushes and tools immediately after use. If you have splattered some of the paint, wipe it off immediately with a damp cloth. t ITEM: The correct way to old a paintbrush is to grasp le brush comfortably, near the &se of the handle. Hold it rather loosely. Do not bear down hard on a brush, exert only enough pressure to make the bristles flex •lightly toward the tip. R. W. Bockhorst of Center street, McHenry, was given one-year probation and fined $300 and costs on a charge of driving while his license was revoked. Two other charges were nolle prossed. 3E3E3E f-6747 Think of saving. And come down to State Farm. ON PANEL SHOW Danny Turner, who is attending the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, will appear on kpanel show, "Snap Judg- June 2, on Channel 5 at 9 a.m. th^pan mei»", Robert Conway 3315W.EImSt. Phone385-5285 State Farm Fire and Casualty Company, Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois • ^ i * t *ji it-',.: § ?| Construction Presents The Home Of The fear W Space Comlort OPEN HOU Sat.,Sun., Mon., Tues., May 27,28; 29; 30 207 Timothy, Edgebrook Heights, McHenry § •&nvel 23,500 plus Site includes Landscaping, wail to wall carpeting, finished basement, concrete driveway. Sub Contractors by Covey Co., Inc. McHenry by Reuier's Heating & Plumbing, Woodstock by Enarson Electrical Contractor, McHenry by A 1 Contractors McHenry by Tidy Rug Woodstock McHenry Construction Co., Inc Phone 385-5675 Classic Walnut Cabinets by Brammer from Key Line Kitchens, McHenry, Illinois