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PAGE 9 - PLAINDELAER-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1975 Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 Officers of Memorial Hospital for McHenry County are elected during the board's re-organization meeting last week. From left, front, are Donald J. Cooney, second vice-president; Richard Zieman, new president; and Kenneth Schuh, first vice-president; in back, Wayne L. Brown, treasurer, and William Caldwell, Jr., secretary. (DON PEASLEY PHOTOGRAPHY) "Look To Future Needs" Hospital Members Told Good news concerning payment on the money borrowed to construct a major addition in 1970, with advice to "look into the future" con­ cerning needs, marked the annual meeting of the Memorial Hospital for McHenry County association last week. Ludwig Kulovsek. retiring treasurer for the association, said $1,250,000 was borrowed in 1970 with the undemanding $82,000 a year would be paid and with a further un­ derstanding that $625,000 would be paid toward the principal May 1, 1980. Good administrative ex­ perience has enabled the hospital board to make ad­ vance payments so that through pre-payment twice since 1970, the May 1, 1980, oblication has been reduced to $313,000. "This is a major achievement, made possible by stringent financial practices and strict cost control," asserted Kulovsek. Increased government regulations, as well as growing complexities in the financial aspects of this health care organization, has prompted the board to hire a chief financial officer. He will supervise the finances and assist the treasurer. The treasurer is a volunteer, a member of the Association subsequently elected to the board. In separate talks, both Bert Hanson, executive director, and Dr. William Larsen, retiring chief of the medical staff, cautioned that they must not relax their vigilance in striving for outstanding health care services. Earlier, Jack Byers, retiring as president, had praised the hospital and medical staffs for their "pursuit of excellence" in behalf of the people served by the 61-year-old Wood­ stock based hospital. Dr. Larsen reviewed new services and expansion planned in the intensive care unit and added: "We will have to get added long-term planning to keep ahead of the inevitable demand placed on our hospital." Hanson, who is completing nineteen years as the ad­ ministrative head of Memorial hospital, noted several major positive developments the past year, including the addition of a staff anesthesiologist, ex­ pansion in the physical therapy department services with a new physical therapist, ex­ pansion of emergency room coverage by physicians, and purchase of new equipment with the assistance of finances provided by the Woman's auxiliary. But he warned that the association, the board, and the administrative staff must not get so caught up in day-to-day responsibilities. "We must spend time for future plan­ ning," he advised. "We must keep top medical care available even though there are prospects of construction in the area. We have our own distinct responsibilities to a large portion of the population," he summarized. Mrs. Robert Emery, Woman's auxiliary president, presented Hanson with a $12,879 check, an Auxiliary gift to purchase equipment. Several major pieces of equipment have been ordered in con­ sultation with the medical staff. She said the auxiliary has sixteen nursing aspirants at­ tending nurses' training with the help of an Auxiliary scholarship. Byers sum­ marized the reaction of many when he declard: "The support of the auxiliary is astounding." Since 1946, the Auxiliary's first year, its members have con­ tributed $365,000 in behalf of patients. Byers called attention to the fact that, in addition, auxiliary members contributed a combined 53,051 hours as volunteers, and this does not include time involved in Holiday Hospitality day. That event is the auxiliary's major Legal Notice Sealed bids will be received by the City Council of the City of McHenry at the office of city clerk, 1111 N. Green Street, until 5 o'clock Feb. 17, 1975, for two (2) new police cars. Specifications may be obtained in the office of the City Clerk. The Mayor and City Council reserve the right to reject any and all bids or to waive any informality in any bid and to DOESN'T HURT A BIT! Smiling young citizen gets his blood pressure checked by Heart Association vol­ unteer in Marin County, California. More than 23 mil­ lion Americans have high blood pressure, which greatly increases the risk of stroke, heart attack and kidney failure. A "silent" disease that has no special symptoms, high blood pressure is easily detected and usually controllable, according to the American Heart Association. Untreated, high blood pressure will con­ tribute to more than 500,000 deaths in 1975. fund-raising effort each year, and Mrs. Emery announced the net from the 1974 Holiday Hospitality day was a record $18,214. New and reelected directors include Wayne Brown, Farlin Caufield, Donald J. Cooney, Mark T. Hansen, Ronald F. Huber, William I. Caldwell, Jr., Gordon Thurow, Mrs. Robert Emery, Mrs. Rex Linder and Mrs. Roy Habeck. Conservation District Head Talks To Club The January meeting of the Wonder Lake Garden club was held at the home of Mrs. Helen Gilliland. And what better way to start the new year than with the presence of Mr. Howen- stein, president of the board of trustees for the Conservation district, whose eloquent talk left us more aware of the beautiful nature areas! Mrs. Sherry Anderson of the Defenders reminded us of the drive for paper, bottles and tin cans at the shopping center (watch the dates!) She also brought lovely bars of soap made from fat drippings as a special prize. The next meeting will be Thursday, Feb. 13, at 8 in the evening at the home of Mrs. Doris Lockerbie, 1012 N. Ridge road, McHenry. Anyone in­ terested in gardening is invited to come. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS * Belated birthday greetings to Anthony Morici of Indian Ridge. Mr. Morici "celebrated his seventieth birthday Feb. 1 with a family get-together. Many more happy returns, Mr. Morici! • OPENS BUSINESS A fellow who's been around Wonder Lake for a good many years, Rich Riezicka, has recently opened a new business venture, "Rich's Place", a gas station located on Hancock drive in Wonder Lake. He has been associated with Wonder Lake gas stations for the past eleven years. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Just what every little boy likes - cup cakes 'n ice cream, games 'n prizes, were the featured attractions at Scott Parquette's birthday party Wednesday, Jan. 29,' Scott invited Kevin Bluemel, Mark Jinga, Michael- Freund, Michael Gallagher, Ross Ruzicka and Kevin Huff to share in all the fun of his seventh birthday, as well as his little brother, Todd. A first grader at Harrison school, Scott is the son of Nancy and Ron Parquette of Oakwood Shoresv FISH Don't forget your Wonder Lake FISH. If you are in need of help or if you can help people in need by driving, baby sitting, etc., please* call 728-0121. For help from FISH, please call as far ahead of time as possible, so that arrangements can be made to fill your needs. FOND FAREWELL A fond farewell with good luck and good health to Sr. Delphine, who has left Wonder Lake after a year and a half of dedicated service to the parishioners of Christ the King church. Officers and Guild committee chairmen of the sodality hosted a farewell luncheon for Sr. Delphine and presented her with a lovely terrarium with statue, created through the artistic ability of JoAnn Firnbach. Sister Delphine will be taking a well deserved rest at her Mother House before assuming a new assignment. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Happy birthday to Ann Mrowka Feb. 5. Happy bir­ thday to Billy Hartmann, son of George and Jean Hartmann, who will be 8 years old Feb. 8. Happy birthday to Billy Etten, son of Elaine and Bill Etten, who will be 11 years old Feb. 11 ' # COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by Woman's Club of Wonder Lake, Ann Sowers, chairman. FEBRUARY 12 Lincoln's birthday, no school. Harrison FEBRUARY 15 Solo and Ensemble contest. Harrison school FEBRUARY 18 PTA board meeting, 7:30, Harrison school MARCH 1 Fun Fair, Harrison school Life is the only game in which each individual player makes his own rules. Job's Daughters BETHEL NO. 98 Two new members, Tammy King and Sarah Oemhkewere, were initiated into membership at the regular meeting Jan. 23 at Acacia hall. Under old business, the bake sale held Jan. 18 and the sledding party and sleep-in were discussed. The St. Louis session and the trip to the Horticulture observatory were also talked about. Under new business, it was decided to have a roast beef dinner Feb. 16. The group was informed after initiation that it had passed inspection successfully. Laura Kuhns, Scribe. Getting someone else to do your work is the recipe for real "success." AMA • SANCTIONED MOTORCYCLE RACES WHEELERS on the Starts 12:30 ENTRY FEE $3.00 SPECTATORS FREE ON PISTAKEE LAKE HARMONY RESORT February 9 For More Info. 312- 658-5248 MR. DOJVUT £3 mmN24rn 7 DAYS A WEEK! Mister Oovuxt MR. 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