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KAlifc. it i' i tiviir.Ai.r.K • r mu/i »tuc i u»e.K 24, i«(U Rescue Squads Recognized Accepting awards from Dr. Gallant for life-saving incidents credited to the Richmond Fire-Rescue department were Dave Karls, left and Cal Baker, right. The presentation of .awards to 15 rescue squads, in recognition of 36 life- saving actions, highlighted McHenry hospital's twenty- fourth anniversary dinner dance at the Hunter Country club. Each of the 36 "long-term saves" was accomplished when a particular rescue squad applied Advanced Life Support measures and saved a patient who was in imminent danger of death. "Long-term" is applied to a situation where the patient recovers and is discharged from a hospital. The rescue squads which were cited included: Cary Fire department Rescue squad; Crystal Lake Fire and Rescue department; Fox Lake Fire department Rescue squad, Fox River Grove Fire department; Harvard Rescue squad; Hebron Rescue squad; Huntley Fire department; and Johnsburg Rescue squad. Also, City of Marengo Rescue squad; McHenry Area Rescue squad; Nunda Rural Fire district; Richmond Fire-Rescue dept.; TEK ambulance service; Wonder Lake Fire Protection district; and Woodstock Rescue squad. A p p r o x i m a t e l y 2 5 0 persons joined in saluting the paramedics at the dinner dance, which was a benefit for the Mobile ICU program of McHenry County-Western Lake County, headquartered at McHenry hospital. "Our Mobile Intensive Care program is a model because of these dedicated men and woman who staff the rescue squads," said George M. Gallant, M.D., in presenting the awards. "A total of 188 paramedics are now certified and active in our area, in addition to the RECK v KREME LEMON CHOCOLATE HONEY DIPPED PLAIN OLD FASHIONED PLA/£" TWO WEEKS WORTH SAVING THIS FALL. The McHenry Area and the Johnsburg rescue squads were among the paramedic services honored for certified "long-term saves" by,the Mobile Intensive Care program of McHenry County-Western Lake County during an sward ceremony at McHenry hospital's anniversary dinner dance. From left, are Robert Meyers, president of the Johnsburg Rescue squad; Ray Mathis, McHenry Area Rescue squad; Richard Bowe, Scott Seaborn and Sandy Bowe, R.N., Johnsburg Rescue squad; George M. Gallant, M.D., medical project director of the MICU program; Grace Bents, R.N., and Don Bents, Johnsburg Rescue; and Phil Gust, chief of the McHenry Area Rescue squad. Now, at Dunkin' Donuts, you can enjoy all your favorite treats at terrific savings. So clip out the coupons and come on in. Everything is as good as always. 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