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J*4pE 8 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1974 u f C ||| topics on the educational He/on Smtm program when the American t r% r<ini#AntlAfi Ac Association of Medical 9 VPnvennon MS Assistants (AAMA) convenes AMA Representative for its eighteenth annual •g convention in Denver, Colo Patient care, medico-legal Sept. 24-29. Approximately and human relations jooo medical assistants, discussions will be among the physicians, * and others 1# _ TOU Are McHenry New Area ? in •••••••••• Do You Know Someone new? WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A ROYAL WELCOME TO EVERY NEWCOMER TO OUR AREA ! ! ! ! ! interested in allied health will attend the meeting, which carries as its theme: "Prospects Soar in '74." Mrs. Ralph (Helen) Smith of McHenry, will attend, representing the McHenry county Chapter of Medical Assistants, and also as AMA insurance chairman. She is resolution chairman for AAMA Illinois sociefv. "PSRO S: Another Paper Puzzle" will be one of the pertinent subjects geared to the role of the medical assistant as an important member of the health team. Robert B Hunter, M.D., Sedro Woolley, Washington, member of the AMA board of trustees, will discuss the impact of PSRO legislation on both physicians and their assistants. Two addresses will be devoted to human relations in the medical office -- "Love" by Robert P. Benvenuti, M.D.:, Denver psychiatrist, and "Patience with Patients" by Jokichi Takamine, < M.D., family practitioner from Los Angeles. A two-art presentation on "Miracles of Medicine" will broaden the hori^ons^of medical assistants. The first will be given by Thomas E. Starzl, M.D, of Denver, recipient of AMA's 1974 Brookdale award for his work in transplantation and the treatment of liver dysfunction. Nicholas G. Douvas, M.D., of Port Huron, Michigan, will show slides and film depicting revolutionary oph .lal- mological procedures. CALL JOAN STOLL DORIS ANDREAS 385-.'5418 385-4518 ,-V J? WY/U WEIC9HE 'A % KNOW YOUR AREA-ROYAL WELCOME DOES 17 BEST spurgeons BUFFET Thursdays FASHIONS OCNEUIEUeS & McHENRY SEPTEMBER HOSIERY SALE! Every single pair of hosiery sale-priced now -- choose all your favorites today! ifel mf'M y ' - ' Mon.-Fri. 8:30-8:30 Saturday 8:30-6:00 Sunday 10:00-5:00 Cantrece 30 Styles Save over 20% on 3 pairs Cantrece 30 Pantyhose -- the hosiery Spurgeon's guarantees will satisfy you or your money back! Cantrece 30 -- if you've never worn them, this is the time to try. And for you who know them, who revel in their sleek fit, their cling, their stretch, this is the time to stock up! Style 557 Sheer to the Waist Reg. 1.59 -|33 pr. 3 prs. 3.65 Petite, average, tall, in 7 colors. Style 558 Extra Width 144 Reg. 1.79 I pr. 3 prs. 4.20 2 sizes, 7 colors Style 963 Built-in Panty 163 I pr. Reg. 1.99 3 prs. 4.75 Built-in Lycra spandex panty. Petite, average, tall and extra tall in 4 colors. Spurgeon's Budget Panty Hose 44* pr. Reg. 590 3 prs. 1.20 Save over 30% on 3 pairs of our popular pantyhose. One size fits most women. Spurgeon's Full Support Panty Hose Reg. 3.59 320 pr. I 89 I 656 9 IIMOMI * BankAmericarq 3 prs. 9.35 For any woman who is concerned with how her legs feel -- support hose we are sure will please. All Stockings and Panty Hose... All Knee Highs and Anklets ... 15% <*( Everything in the depart­ ment on sale --for men, women and children! Market Place Shopping Center 4400 W. Rte. 120 ^ Rwn^don^walkjo^avincj^a^^jj^^^ Eastwood Manor Mary Ann Bellak 385-5705 Set Voting Registration Deodiine Oct. 8 "Only about three weeks remain before the Oct. 8 deadline to register to vote in the November election." Any new residents of Eastwood Manor can register in person at the County Clerk's office in Woodstock, at City Hall in McHenry, or by contacting a deputy registrar. The nearest one is Dan McNulty who lives in Woodlawn Park. His phone number is 385-2603. You can register if you are an American citizen, have lived at your present address 30 days or more and are or will be 18 years of age or older on election day, Nov. 5. It only takes a few minutes to register and you do not have to declare a political affiliation. Please take the time to register as soon as possible. PATH TO HILLTOP The story is this: First I called the main school office in town and they referred me to Mr. Nilles, the principal over at Hilltop. He was busy when I called, but returned my phone call shortly. He informed me of a few things I didn't already LOSE WEIGHT OR MONEY BACK O d r i n e x c a n h e l p y o u D e c o m e t h e t r i m s l i m p e r s o n y o u w a n t t o b e . O d r i n e x i s a t i n y t a b l e t a n d e a s i l y s w a l l o w e d . S a f e a n d e f f e c t i v e w h e n t a k e n a s d i r e c t e d . N o s t a r v i n g . N o s p e c i a l e x e r c i s e . G e t r i d o f e x c e s s f a t a n d l i v e l o n g e r . O d r i n e x h a s b e e n u s e d s u c c e s s f u l l y b y t h o u s a n d s a l l o v e r t h e c o u n t r y f o r 1 6 y e a r s . O d r i ­ n e x P l a n i s a v a i l a b l e i n r e g u l a r a r l l a r g e e c o n o m y s i z e . Y o u m u s t l o s e u g l y f a t o r y o u r m o n e y w i l l b e r e ­ f u n d e d b y y o u r d r u g g i s t . N o q u e s ­ t i o n s a s k e d . A c c e p t n o s u b s t i t u t e s . S o l d w i t h t h i s g u a r a n t e e b y : B0LGER DRUG STORE 1259 N. Green St. McHenry, 111. know. It seems the path is not owned by the school, however, theyiput it in the first time with permission from its rightful owners. (They are B.K.T.) When ii was torn up during construction they promised to restore the path when they were finished. Well 1-2 years have passed and nothing has changed. I'm still working on the situation, I'm not one to give up till the job is done, if there's anything I can possibly do, I will! I will keep you posted!! BIRTHDAYS Jason Hoffmann will be 5 years old on Sept. 20, happy birthday Jason and many many more. BE AWARE!! CAR IN AREA!! Remember about a month ago my article on a gold car, well it seems he is still in the immediate area. Sometimes now he seems to be driving a black and red convertible. He was indecently exposed when asking a woman for directions. He stops children as well as women. Please tell your children not to go by any strange cars and you yourself be careful as well. RECYCLING The third Saturday in the month is approaching. Remember to go to the Market Place in town on Saturday morning with your items for recycling. If you would like to go just to ask more questions that will be fine too. That's this Saturday now. I know several families from Eastwood Manor who will be there. SOFTBALL There was no game with Mr. K's from Jerry Phillip's 66 and Car Coin Wash Center. One week we couldn't get enough players, and last week Mr. K's couldn't get enough players, oh well maybe next year!! CONTRIBUTIONS Please give me a call and contribute to my column, did you do something special over the weekend, or during the week, have any company, weddings, showers, parties, you attended, I'll be happy to write about it in the paper. BICYCLES STOLEN Recently two bicycles were stolen in our neighborhood on Fairview Lane. They belonged to Jeff and Jim Werrick. The bicycles were 10 speeds. One was orange and a 26" frame, the other was blue with a 24" frame. They have taped handle bars, and the bicycles also had locks on them. As you can imagine the boys were both very upset about this. Be careful to park your bicycles in a safe place. You begin to wonder when things aren't safe right on your own property. If by any chance whatsoever you should see these bicycles anywhere in the area please give Mrs. Werrick a call 385- 3547. MEN'S BASKETBALL Are there any men in Eastwood Manor who would be interested in forming a men's basketball league to play in McHenry starting in October, please call Jerry Bellak, 385- 5705. Individuals or teams are LARGEST UNIFORM SELECTION IN McHENRY COUNTY AT Lol's Uniform Shoppe Group Orders Sizes 3-50 i v \ 1303 N. Riverside Dr., McHenry needed NOW so that plans can be made. McHENRY HORNETS Last Sunday the McHenry Hornets played Round Lake in three exciting games behind West Campus The M"H»nry Hornet Pee Wee's won in a final score of 19-12 The game was played at 10:30 in the morning Kurt Rehberg made two touchdowns wnicn reaiiy helped our team along. John Clewis recovered at least one fumble which also aided in our team's victory. The lightweights lost and the heavyweights won their games against Round Lake this past Sunday. On Sunday, Sept. 22, the McHenry Hornet Pee Wees will play a different team from Round Lake behind West Campus once again at 1 in the afternoon. Good luck to the Pee Wees. Other games with the lightweights and heavyweights will be coming up against Fox Lake, the lightweight coach is from Eastwood Manor. Don Clewis is his name. Nomve Officers Of Agriculture Extension Council The McHenry County Agriculture Extension council of the University of Illinois welcomed new members and elected officers for the 1974-75 year at the recent council meeting. Paul Kruse of Woodstock was elected chairman; Richard Stoxen of Harvard, vice- chairman. and Leonard Schultz of Woodstock, secretary. New council members are Donald Ahrens, Harvard; David Gardner, Solon Mills; Gail Harms, Crystal Lake; Peter Reiland, Jr., McHenry; Owen Richardson, Spring Grove, and Keith Weingart, McHenry. The Agriculture Extension council guides and assists the University of Illinois staff members in selection and delivery of educational Extension programs in McHenry county. 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