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. . ,-|r irir, r.rj--r_-.-j- WHISPERING OAKS GERTRUDE DISVF.Y » " <»• 385-7515 THERENS FAMILY PROUDLY GREETS SEW GRANDSON Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ther- ns, 4605 Sussex, have a new grandson born Aug. 10. The proud parents are Mary Lou and Ken Jorden of Arlington Heights. Mary Lou's twin sister, Marge Johnson of State ollege, Pa., and her two chil­ dren are visiting McHenry just time to see the new .baby, while her husband, Dr. Gerald Johnson, is attending the In­ ternational Congress of Crys­ tallography at the State Univer­ sity of New York. When he re­ turns to State college he will continue to work analyzing data from rock samples brought back from the moon. In September he hopes to obtain one of the rock samples. NEWS BITS Mr. and Mrs. Wilson cele­ brated their twenty-ninth wed­ ding anniversary, Aug. 17, and we hope a lot more for them. Everyone enjoyed their slides of Ireland and Scotland at the Senior Citizens club meeting on Monday evening. Later he will show their trip to England. Eric and Klsa Friedland, 4§05 Sussex have a new grandson. If you're coming to Chicago for a rest don't crane to Sherman House. There's too much happening at Sherman House. For instance, there's the famous College Inn, headlining the most exciting names in show business. And to go with the College Inn, Chicago's most lively and memorable restaurants and lounges--the Well of the Sea, the Celtic Cafe, U»e Dome and the Scuttlebutt. So if you're coming to Chicago to be turned on, not off. come to Sherman House. And leave the rest to us. ^Herman House a MetroAmerica hotel 4 »ndolph-Clark-LaSalle • Chicago 606 reservations: (312) FR 2-2100 f Andrew Roy Tomson. Mrs. Linder Illo, Manches­ ter Mall, had a birthday, Aug. 11, the same day her grandson was one year old. David Ladd, in viewing the park area situation, decided that the weeds should be cut down and the park area be made more presentable. He has promised part of the park area will be seeded this fall, all the area this ^de of the ponds. The na­ ture walW thru the area have received a treatment of black topping, which should be a big improvement and will elimin­ ate some of the erosion. G. Thomas Kennard of Glen Ellyn is visiting with his grand­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Braidwood of 1118 Cumberland Circle. Laura Besch of Rockford has been visiting with her grand­ mother, Mrs. Hedeman, 4615 Ashley. She also spent some fun time with our little granddaugh­ ter, Michelle, of North Lake. They spent one day at Santa's Village at Dundee. Mrs. Reva Davis of Ashley spent five days with her "daugh­ ter, Janet, who has been ill. Hospital Head Reports Expansion Moves Forward Contrary to published reports from other sources, Memorial Hospital for McHenry County's expansion program is moving forward on two fronts, Kenneth Schuh, president, asserted this week. Schuh said the hospital Has both short-range and longer- range expansion programs un­ der way. The short range plan- construction of a$1,200,000 ad­ dition- is now out for bids. Longe r-range, Memorial Hospital for McHenry County's board and its administrator have beeen striving several years to evolve a county-wide medical complex. ' Toward this end, we have met with groups from McHenry hospital and the Crystal Lake hospital association as/well as with other interested citizens in Crystal Lake," explained Schuh. The Hospital Planning Coun­ cil for Metropolitan Chicago has given its endorsement to Mem­ orial hospital's $1,200,000 ex­ pansion plans. Inquiries made of Schuh con­ cerning development of a health center complex by the Crystal Lake hospital association and its plan to move ahead with a hospital prompted Schuh's cor­ rection of the county hospital expansion picture. , The Illinois Department of Public Health, in its July 8 letter to the Crystal Lake Hos­ pital association, asserted ' that adequate community sup­ port of the area to be served was not sufficient at this time for the granting of an initial permit to establish a hospital. Embodied in the recommenda­ tion (of the State department hospital licensing board) was the fact that adequate financial resources could not be provided without unified community sup­ port." Schuh explained that Memor­ ial hospital's longer-range program has been underway for some time, guided through studies with hospital con­ sultants and frequent contact - with other hospital groups. People inquiring about Mem orial hospital's expansion seem to have gained the impression that the Crystal Lake group is the moving force behind the development of a county-wide health center complex, Schuh continued. Actually, suc'h a complex has been under study by Memorial Hospital for McHenry County and McHenry hospital for some time. However, Schuh stressed that if such a complex is to become a reality, it will be achieved through the cooper­ ation of all three communities. One can't do it alone, he ad­ ded. Schuh also took Exception to one of the statements accred­ ited to David Blahnik, presi­ dent of the Crystal Lake group, when Blahnik was quoted, ' We do need a good hospital," and indicated it is a goal to be reached in referring to McHen­ ry county. This is the area he referred to in discussing the development of a health care center complex. McHenry county has twofine, modern hospitals with quality staff serving the central, southern and eastern sections of McHenry county at Woodstock and McHenry. Blahnik's state­ ment ignores established hos- WED. AUGUST 20, 1969 - PLAINDEALER- PG..I7 pitals serving now while longer- range plans are in the embryo stage," Schuh elaborated. Best estimates by such ex­ perienced people as Dr. Frank­ lin D. Yoder, director of the Department of Public Health, and Hiram Sibley, executive secretary of the Hospital Plan­ ning Council for Metropolitan Chicago, is that it could re­ quire a minimum of five years to develop wording plans and find a location for a medical center complex. This would be with a minimum of problems and with all communities unit­ ing toward that goal in a de-> termined fashion. Schuh contined to say that Crystal Lake has been strug­ gling for at least two years. McHenry hospital started ex­ pansion talk almost a year ago w ith little added progress. Even Memorial hospital's expansion has moved slowly though ap­ proved by the board a year ago. Right now, he added, prop­ er source of funds is\a po­ tential stumbling block because of the tight money situation. Memorial hospital's financial situation is strong, its 100- bed hospital completely paid for as it begins this major addition construction. Frank Harrison Attends IMPACT Frank Harrison, 1925 N. Woodlawn Park, McHenry, a student at the University of Illinois, is one of 300 under­ graduate members of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity who will be at­ tending Impact, the frater­ nity's second annual leadership school, to be held Aug. 24 through 27 on the campus of Georgetown college, George­ town, Ky. 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