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/ / 8 - PLAINDEALER-WED. JULY 9, 1969- ST AT( &WOOO* WHISPERING OAKS GERTRUDE DISNEY 385-7515 SCRIBE URGES ALL TO ENJOY S U M M E R T I M E I hope every one had a fun holiday on the fourth of July, fireworks and all that goes with it. Old man winter will come soon enough, so let us enjoy the pleasant days of summer, I hope the rains stay away awhile. RESIDENT DIES A. Borchers, 1016 Summer­ set, died in the McHenry hos­ pital after a prolonged illness. All our deepest sympathy for Mrs. Borchers. Our Great God will hold her up, thru the try­ ing days to come. Mr. Borchers was a member of the West­ minster Presbyterian church in Skokie. Their daughter, Lois, flew in from Miami, Fla., on Tuesday and got to see him be­ fore he passed away. His fun­ eral was at the Justen's fun­ eral home. NEWS BITS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Young had a short vacation at Three Lakes, Wis. They had the same kind of weather as we, rain. The Kuehns of 4709 Cumber­ land had visitors from Kokomo, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Ray Part- low, Mr. and" Mrs. Charles Dietz, Chicago. Allan Kuehn, their son was home from school but left for California for va­ cation. Mr. and Mrs. Therens of Sussex had a delightful trip to Cleveland, Ohio, to visit their sons, Bud and Don, and their thirteen grandchildren. They said they were treated royally, and had a good time swimming and playing golf. Mrs. Papiech, 1109 Cumber­ land, has a problem for some one left a mother cat and two little kittens in the rear of her place. She feels sorry for the family but already has a cat «and can't have another one. Mr. and Mrs. JohnPhol, 4401 Front Royal, have their daugh­ ter, Loretta and Fred Compoto and family of New Jersey, stay­ ing with them for a week. They have been enjoying all the beau­ tiful yards and thepeacefulness of W.O. Mrs. Kullman, sister of Mrs. Sauter, 4611 Sussex, had just about made up her mind to buy a house here in Whispering Oaks, but on Sunday night light­ ning struck her present home and it was partially burned, so now she has not made up her mind as to what they will do about the house that burned. Mrs. Reva Davis had the can- asta club at her home. Molly Miller won first prize, she has been lucky. Mrs. Crawford's cousin from Western Springs paid them a surprise visit. Mr. Wilson's mother, Mrs. juhl, will be coming to live in Mc Henry soon. Ruelle Caldwell, 45Q6 Front Royal, is a proud recipient of a new sport car given to him ^by his wife for his birthday. The question tas^arisen, why the sport caart The only one that can<answer that is his ' son. • » SEEK AID FOR FOX VALLEY HEALTHCARE 4 The Fox Valley Hospital Planning Council has voted to gain professional assistance from the Metropolitan Hospital Plaining Council of Chicago, in its efforts toward better com­ prehensive health care planning for the Fox Valley area. Peter Pierdinock, assistant director of the Chicago Planning Council, will provide this as­ sistance on a part-time basis to ltelp the newly formed council formulate its by-laws, regu­ lations and procedures. The quarterly meeting at Au­ rora was attended by thirty- six persons from thirteen mem­ ber hospitals of the council. Each hospital is requested to send the president of its board of directors, the president of its medical staff and the ad- mi nstrator to the meetings. George P. Edwards of St. Charles, president, introduced John M. Abell, president of the medical staff of St. Joseph Mercy hospital, Aurora, who has been named to the council executive committee. In this capacity. Dr. Abell provides liaison between the Kane Coun­ ty Medical Society's compre­ hensive health care planning council and the Fox Valley Hos­ pital Planning council. He explained that the coun­ cil's function is to concern it­ self with comprehensive health care as. it relates to the in­ dividual patient, whereas the hospital planning council is con­ cerned with health care facil­ ities as related to patient care. According to Mr. Edwards, "The combined efforts of these two groups to coordinate health care will help achieve the goal of the best possible care for all patients." Other business included an interim feasibility report on the establishment of a central­ ly located Fox Valley high vol­ tage rehabilitation center. The next meeting of the Fox Valley Hospital Planning coun­ cil will be held on Sept. 25, 1969, at the Elgin Country Club. News About Our Servicemen USS ENTERPRISE (FHTNC) -- Seaman Apprentice Warren J. Heir, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Heir at 5407 N. Lucina, McHenry, returned to Alameda, Calif., aboard the nuclear powered aircraft car­ rier USS Enterprise. The car-t„ rier returned to its homeport after her fourth combat tour in Vietnam. She is scheduled to leave /shortly for the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry dock Company, in Virginia for an ex­ tensive overhaul. While off the coast of Viet­ nam she helped provide air support for U.S. and Allied ground forces. Shop In McHenry J A black eye should not be taken lightly. It can mean ser­ ious internal damage to the eye according to the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness. The affected eye should be im­ mediately examined by a phy­ sician. DISPLAY PREMIUM BOOK -- Now available for McHenry county 4-H members and those looking forward to exhibiting in Open Class is the 1969 Premium Book. Mrs. Ehrhardt Schultz, Al­ gonquin, left, looks over book with Mrs. L>le Luedtke, Wood­ stock. Mrs. Schultz was in charge of book's advertising and fact-gathering. McHenry County Fair opens July 31 for a four- day run! DON PEASLEY PHOTO ; INEZ HOLIDAY YOUNG HILLS NEWS 385-4672 Hours Daily 9-9 Sun. 9-5 \ PROPERTY OWNERS TO HEAR COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER The Holday Hills Property •, Owners Association will hold its next meeting this Friday . evening, July 11, at 8:30 p.m. at the McHenry V.F.W. on Rt. i 120. • Ward Duel, McHenry County • Health Officer, will be featured > speaker for the evening. Be sure to attend and be in­ formed on the latest develop­ ments in Holiday Hills. HELP!! That's the cry being heard from Harry Schroeder, chair­ man for this year's picnic spon­ sored by the H.H.P.O.A. Aug­ ust 17 is the date, but the time to help is NOW. Call Harry at 385-0022 and tell him what you can do to help. GET-WELL WISHES A great big bouquet of cheer­ iest get-well wishes go to Jer- _ ry Walters confined to McHen- v ry hospital following a boat­ ing accident on Sunday, June 29. GREETINGS July birthday greeting go to Donna Stanchukon July 2, Lau- V ra Exline and Ricky Connell on the third. Kurt Teuber on the fourth, Kenny Boettcher and John Laskowski on the ninth, Arland Dobbson the tenth, and Wasting Vz Yonr | Lunch Hour Willing For Serrlc* Try BUI LindwaUa LAMPLIGHTER CAFE SS1S W. Elm St. I Fast Service & Good Food Open Every Day at 5 am Closed Wed. 10:00 tuna. TntfeM- Gina Boettcher on the eleventh. Belated birthday greetings from June go to Eileen Connell on the sixteenth, Lynda Abbink on the twentieth, Jack Connell on the twenty-third and Debbie Catanzaro on the twenty-fourth. A happy anniversary to Eunice and Chuck Heise on July 12. 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