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OSRITAL Slc&U McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital during the past week include^ Geraldine Anderson, Lillian Swanson, Dawn Landwehr, Carol Sfrangard, Josef DeMeter, Crystal Lake; Agnes Bye, Sharon Kamp, Emily Keil, Gertrude Lindgren, Round Lake; Cordelis Qyer, Antioch; Dale Woods, Sophie Lange, Elizabeth Little, Woodstock; Howard Mel - cher, Walter Burrows, Jean Baur, LePoy Olsen, Marissa Palinski, Fox Lake; Arthur>Jaques, DesPlaines; Marlene Gizyriski, LaGrange; George Carter, Pamela Mullins, WauconaaJ" Estelle Patterson, Park Ridge; Also, Walter Hill, Shirley Schmidt, Paul A. Artman, Sr., Ingleside; Julia Nimeth, Chicago; Paul Burgess, San Mateo, Calif.; William Adams, John Hanrohan, Douglas Joppa, Gary; Edna Jenkins, Harry Hogan, Ringwood; Nellie Matusek, Grayslake; Lorraine Bowling, Richmond; Martha Schulz, Cicero; Robert Lunak, Florence Saul, Wonder Lake; Billy Vess, Spring Grove; Evelyn Jones, Edward Chobot, Island Lake; Diane E. Wilmer, Lake Villa; , And, Charles Caley, Sr., Betty Blemmer, Lon Smith, Jr., Harold Breede, Ruth Sutton, Charles Erckman, Patricia Freeman, Gail Thielsen, Margaret Deasy, Chester Reid, Cynthid Krohn, John Zimny, Sr., Michael Mc- Hale, Bernard Mayer, Ludwig Kaeuffl, Ruth Mummer, Kathleen Porter, Lee L. Larson, Cecilie Fischer, Susan Benoche,. Irma DeMoss, Joy Foerster* Lillian MacKenzie,' Thomas Ziebel, Pamela Culotta, Wayne Fuchs, Janice Carlspn, Louis Irmo, Thomas Wunder, all of McHenry. COFFEE: SAFETY STOP I Illinois State Police will actively support the "Coffee Safety Stop" program as a part of the holiday highway safety emphasis. The endorsement has the approval of Gov. Samiiel H. Shapiro's Traffic Safety Coordinating comm'ttee. "We are emphasizing a safety stop because of the proved value of frequent rest breaks on long trips or during crowded highway conditions," Superintendent of Police Albert S. Hinds said. HOLIDAY LIQUORS MCHENRY'S FOREMOST 4512 W. ROUTE 120 P^ne 385-3200 McHENRY OPEN I 9 A M* ,0 11 P M- Advertised Beers and Beverages not iced. Imported NAPOLEON BRANDY 2 98 fifth PHILADELPHIA 8 year old Blended Whiskey POPULAR BRAND CIGARETTES REG. - KING - FILTER rvibJryi. quart your choice carton DREWRY'S BEER Draft or Regular 24 -12 oz. bottles 2 98 Kentucky Tavern 8 49 86 proof Vz gal. 1 Kentucky Straight Bourbon POPULAR BRAND GIN°r VODKA 298 quart Imported light or dark RUM j 9 7 9 fifth Canada Dry Soda asst. flavors cans 3 $1.98 case - 29( KING ilended Whiskey S3 ~69 fifth Book MATCHES 50 count 9« box HAMM'S BEER 369 24 -12 oz. bottles Miller's High-Life BEER 198 112 -12 oz, bottles i Plan New Hospital Unit WED. JAN. 15, 1969 - PLAINDBALER - PG. 15 BIRTHS McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge West are parents of a son Jan. 6. ' A daughter was born Jan. 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pendleton, Crystal Lake. On Jan. 6 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler of Round Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Emeterio Gomez of Spring Grove became parents of a daughter Jan. 6. A Fox Lake couple, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lombardo, welcomed a daughter Jan. 7. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Foote announce the birth of a daughter Jan. 7. A son was born Jan. 7 to Mr. and Mrs. William Spence. Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor of Antioch are parents of a son Jan. 8. Mr. and Mrs. William Deller of Cary welcomed a son Jan. 9. An Ingleside couple, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Webb, became parents of a daughter Jan. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mc- Caustland announce the Jrirth of a son Jan. 9. Specialists with the American Optical company are ejected within a few days to install and test the equipment. The cardiocare monitoring equipment will be installed on the third floor near the nurses' station. After Memorial hospital's new construction program is completed in early 1970, the intensive care unit will be located on the south end* of the present West Wing. In the present arrangement on the third floor, two beds will be set^up for intensive care now, ' but equipment to handle four "beds in an intensive care unit will be available as needed. Included in new equipment are cardio-care monitors at bedside, four channel cardio-alarm units at the nurses' station, electrocardiagr^B tracers, four 'channel ^fftlio-memory unit, single channel slave oscilloscope, and memory tape cartridges. Also a part of this intensive care linit will be a compact Ef.C. defibrillator with a built-in synchronizer. It is portable and can be used throughout the hospital for emergencies. "Installation of this equipment will'as sure Memorial hospital with the most modern coronary monitoring procedure," asserted Hanson. Three registered ^ nurses have undergone special training in the operation of an intensive care unit within * a hospital. One frustrated dad says he's sifck and tired of arguing with his son over borrowing the family car. "The next time 1 want it," says pop, "Pll just take it!" Unpacking units of the intensive care equip- Experts will start installation ac-on^e. From ment arriving for Memorial Hospital for left: Mrs. Georgina Andelfinger, R. N., Bert M:Henry County'^ important patient service Hanson, administrator; and Richard Keller, are hospital staff m?mlers. On the table are a pharmacist. (DON PEASLEY PHOTO"1 bedside cardiomonitor and a DC defibrillator. 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