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£?«rV iK\ r ,v & l> i 4 >, FVvV " 1 . 8 , - PLAIN DEALER - WED., OCT., 16, 1968 Easter In October WHISPERING OAKS Gertrude Diaaey 385-7515 V- " I li'i! •• 1IPPP"! I I «fci f mf &**«»* PLAINDEALEE PHOTO Mrs. Lelah Howard of 1501A N. Riverside drive, poses with the beautiful Easter Lily she coaxed into blooming for a second time this year. The lily, a gift last Spring, was placed in the garden by Mrs. Howard, and began to grow again, reaching full bloom mis past week. Set Up Intensive Care Unit At Area Hospital Memorial Hospital for Mc- Henry County will establish an intensive care unit with bedside monitoring units and central monitoring facilities at the nurse's station. Equipment delivery is expected about Jan. 1, Bert Hanson, administrator, said in announcing the board's decision to obtain several pieces of equipment valued at $12,000. This is the second major announcement by Memorial Hospital for McHenry County officials this month. On Oct. 2 the board announced an expansion program to bring the hospital to 240 beds in a series of three stages, starting at once with plans to be developed by the architectural firm in consultation with Hanson and department heads. The cardio-care monitoring equipment will be installed on the third floor near the nurse's station. After the construction program, the intensive care unit will be located on the south end of the present West Wing, Equipment is readily movable and quickly installed, Hanson said. Two beds will be set up for this purpose now, but equipment to handle four beds in an intensive care unit will be available as needed. Three members of the nursing staff will undergo intensive care unit work, attending three classes at Loyola university, starting Nov. 1. They are Mrs. Margaret Norgard, Mrs. El vera Schahoda and Mrs. Margaret Meyer. After they return to Memorial hospital, they will train additional personnel, assisted by Dr. Margaret Phillips and Dr. Robert Forsman, cardiologists on the medical staff, and Dr. Robert Simpson, chief of surgery. "This equipment will be used for all coronary cases that require constant heart monitoring and evaluation", said Hanson. "K will also be valuable for serious surgical cases and for Due to the illness of Dr. John Goetschel, his father, Dr. George Goetschel/ will be at his office for your convenience. HOURS: Monday -10 'till 2 Wednesday -10 'till 7 Saturday -10 'till 3 IIOTICI Our store will close early Friday, October 18 and Saturday, October 19 only FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 9 a.m. to 2p.m. WAHl J@wetry 3408 W. Elm 385-2688 McHenry VANZANDT-ADLER NUPTIALS HELD IN LONG LAKE Miss Kathleeen Van Zandt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Huson, 4711 Ashley drive, became the bride of Mr. Richard Martin Adler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Adler, 1415 North Channel" drive, Round Lake, on Saturday, Oct. 12 at 3 p.m. The ceremony took place at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church , Route 134, Long Lake, with Rev. Harold Knappe, officiating. The bride was attended by her sister, Mrs. Thomas Drinan, of North Kingston, Rhode Island, as matron of honor and Mr. Gary Adler of Round Lake, served as best man for his brother. Bridesmaids included Miss Filis Franchi and Miss Patricia "Van Zandt and Junior bridesmaid was Miss Patricia Adler. Larry Adler and Greg Krause were ushers and David Adler served as junior groomsman. A reception followed immediately after the ceremony at Fox Lake American Legion hall on Route No. 12 and the happy couple will spend their honeymoon in the Black Hills of South fiakota. Both the bride and groom are 1967 graduates of Round Lake high school. They will reside at 1418 N. Channel drive, in Round Lake. TRAVELERS Mr. and Mrs. Hedeman of 4615 Ashely traveled to see the color up north. They stopped at Wausau for a sudden snowstorm came up so they decided to stay there. They drove up Rib Mountain where the leaves are all ablaze with vivid color, funny but that is where we were. Mr. and Mrs. Symonds of Sussex have viewed the color in Door County also. Mr. and Mrs. Welker have been away to Pennsylvania. They ha#l to be back for the pot luck supper of the Senior Citizens on Monday night, Oct. 14. They enjoy it, a lot, so do all of us. Our California friends just left for home, Ethel Ohms of Long Beach, and her friend, Azzura. KILLING FROST The frost of last Friday night killed most of our beautiful foliage^^ evegeteble^^MMYIjust abbut given 19, no more until next spring. . MORE NEW UNUSUAL HOMES A new Forum house is going up on the corner of Front Royal and Sussex. This is a house which incorporates the best selected ideas t of a thousand women, as to what would be the most desired. Another new terraced Court House going up at the 4500 block on Ashley. In fact you will find more beautiful homes as you go further into the wooded area. MORE ON OUK TRIP Our second day was just as strenuous as the first, but just as our first day was dull our second day was exciting. Covering the bad lands alone would have been a full day, Such a God forsaken spectacle of nature in the raw we had never seen, but later that same day we decided to take in Mt. Rushmore national monument. This is man made wonder that was impressing in its own way. We were fortunate enough to see the illumination ceremony on a sparkling clear night, surrounded by the awsome beauty of the JBlack. Hills. Continued next week. Shop In McHenry Mrs. Steve Orsolini of 2510 W. Mehring, McHenry, looks on proudly as her husband measures the seemingly endless zucchini squash he grew PLAINDEALER PHOTO in a garden outside his place of business south of Richmond. Two other specimens rival the huge squash on the scale. persons seriously injured in accidents." Included in the new equipment are cardio-care monitors at bedside; four channel cardioalarm units at the nurse's stations; electrocardiogram tracers; four channel cardio-memory unit; single channel slave oscilloscope; and memory tape cartridges. Also part of this intensive care unit will be a compact D. C. defibrillator with a built-in synchronizer. It is portable and can be used throughout the hospital for emergencies. "This equipment will assure Memorial hospital of the most modern coronary monitoring procedures with easy-to-operate equipment," Hanson explained. pie monitor at the nursing station will indicate the heart rate visually and will have a visual and audible alarm with individual high and low alarm setting levers. The bedside units will be hooked up to the patient by electrodes pasted to the body. This will give the doctor a reading on what takes place physiologically. The cardio tracer will provide a graphic record of activity. taw qu*!fcir mtf- J) . flNOiifl! osco c%/UM 'It'. 30%«x»2£'. _ .fx-.: lor small««««»« * "OUCHLESS Take Your Choice EVERYTHING SHOWN HERE IS 29' THIS WEEK AT OSCO DRUG mt AWTIQACTa«»AIMouthWasb pWiiKMi -H' ***** LIMIT 2 Tfka - Seltzer SALE A WEEK OF FANTASTIC MONEY-SAVING PRICE REDUCTIONS! In most every department you'll find something you need at an "easy-on-the-budget" price. Don't miss a thing, shop early and save on all the wonderful items listed. 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