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SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 - PLAIN DEALER - WEDNESDAY,; MAY 30. 19M Educate Your Game At our adult vacation golf school kt Mfoyinf huncy accommoMnom. «* Mm* to relax around oar Tu Mom feet In elude: Lodging Oma fm. Lessons, Practice •ad Cluk Storage Maa to |oin us today BEGINNER - INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED 5 day school $495 3 day school $295 APRIL THRU SEPTEMBER NIMC fund drive passes halfway mark For mkc information contact: •ofer twanson: StOS C POfMOUTH--LaPOBTE TRAIL • POMOUTH. IN 465*3 (119) 935-54*0 Thomas F. Bolger, chairman of Phase n of "Reach for Tomorrow," the capital fund drive to benefit Northern Illinois Medical Center, has announced that the campaign has passed the halfway mark with a total of $210,000 in pledges. The campaign, which is sponsored by the McHenry Healthcare Foundation, an affiliate of the Northern Illinois Medical Center corporation, has a goal of $400,000 in Phase n. "The Phase I campaign was established in 1982," Bolger said, "and raised $1.2 million of its $1.6 million goal. Phase n serves a two-fold purpose, in that it seeks to raise the remaining $400,000 and reaches into all the communities served by die hospital. McHenry Healthcare Foun­ dation is under the leadership of a board of directors headed by chairperson Mae Stinespring. Stinespring attributes the success of both phases to the "overwhelming support of our service area, and the concern of area citizens." Bolger, who has THOMAS F. BOLGER worked closely with hospital staff planning future develop­ ments at the new medical center, believes the campaign will achieve its final goal. "People are aware of the population growth anticipated for this part of Illinois, and they also recognize the need for comprehensive healthcare services within a short distance from home," said Bolger."They expect sophisticated services, such as the new full-body CT scanner, and everyone in nor­ thern Illinois will benefit from the physical rehabilitation unit, which will be the only one of its kind in Kane, Lake, or McHenry Counties," he continued. "The goals of this capital fund drive were established because enough people have a long-range vision that will result in im­ portant additions to the health care strategies of NIMC. Ad­ vanced technology and the highly-skilled personnel to implement the technology require a new look at fund raising for hospitals. I am proud to be part of a campaign that will mean an improved health care program for the people of northern Illinois.", Northern Illinois Medical Center, located at Route 31 and Bull Valley Road will be completed three months ahead of schedule and within budget. Hie 195-bed regional medical center will have ribbon cutting and dedication ceremonies on Sunday, June 17, and will move into the new building on June 23. Summer Suit Sale WE'VE CAPTURED THE BEST LOOKS OF THE SEASON, AT SAVINGS. Sale 99.99 ' MEN'S TROPICAL WEIGHT SUITS. Orlg. $165 ea. Cool, comfort suits that always keep their good looks While they last. SAVE ON ALL OUR AUSTIN MANOR* SUITS. Build a wardrobe of style, and authority with expertly tailored jackets, slacks and shirts from a wide range of styles. For example: 3-PC. SUIT. SALE 109.99 Reg. $145. Stretch poly/wool vested look that stays almost wrinkle-free. DRESS SHIRT. SALE 13.99 Reg. $18. Satin Touch' II poiy/cotton shirt in basics and fashion colors. 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It's as easy as picking up the phone. And opening the door. Call us with your catalog order and UPS" will deliver it to your door. UPS' is s registered trademark of United Parcel Service of America. JCPenney Catalog *1M4. J C P«nn«y Company inc JCFtenney Bolger, a lifelong resident of McHenry and president of McHenry State Bank, sees the expanded medical center as one of the most vital institutions for the economic, as well as physical wellbeing of area residents. "The growth of this hospital establishes a sound growth foundation for McHenry County and surrounding areas in this part of the state. Paul Laudick, executive vice- president at Northern Illinois Medical Center added, "The Phase n brochure which was distributed through all the area newspapers has resulted in a considerable response The "Reach for Tomorrow" brochure explains how in­ dividuals and businesses are recognized for their con­ tributions, including in­ formation on the bronze sculpture, the "Tree of Life", "Anyone who could not par­ ticipate in "Reach for Tomorrow" before and would like to do so now, can contact Laudick at (815) 385*2200, ex­ tension 720. TILLAGE EXPO A site in Perry County near DuQuoin has been chosen for the 1984 Conservation Tillage Expo. The 210-acre expo site will feature activities similar to the 1982 and 1983 expos. About 35 tillage and planting tools will operate in field demonstrations during the October 31-November 1 expo. It is co-sponsored by the Illinois Department of Agriculture and Perry County Soil and Water Conservation District. 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