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PAGE 4 - PKAI!NDEALER HERALD, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12.1904 Film, speakers to be presented at workshop on alcoholism "Lots of Kids Like Us", a film to be presented at the Children of Alcoholics seminar in the Orange Lecture Hall at College of Lake » County from 9 a.m. until noon on Tuesday, Oct. 23, describes a new discovery in the family disease of i alcoholism. Beyond discovery, the seminar, hosted by the Prevention Services Office of the College of Lake Coun­ ty, will focus on solution and recovery for the troubled children of alcoholics. Presenting the topic will be two top people in the field: Kathy Nielsen, director of chemical dependency programs at Victory Memorial Hospital and Victor Manzon, program therapist at the Lake County Alcoholism Treat­ ment Center. A representative from the new self-support group, "Adult Children of Alcoholics" will brief­ ly tell her story of being a third generation co-alcoholic and how her life was affected by growing up in a family steeped in alcoholism. Certain characteristics result from being brought up in an alcoholic home. Manzon's exper­ tise lies in working with young children. From the child's behavior he can diagnose when the illness began in the family, so predictable are the symptoms. From this awareness comes help and recovery. From their presentations atten­ dants may be better able to understand the disease of alcoholism, identify and relate compassionately to its victims, particularly the children of alcoholics. The workshop will be free for professionals, students and the general public. All <are encourag­ ed to attend to learn more about solution strides taking place in the widespread disease. Continuing education credits from IACCB are offered. Infant Phillips doing well Mi Phillips John Phiilips, the infant child of McHenry residents born with severe heart problems, is reportedly growing and progress­ ing well since his last hospitaliza­ tion According to Steve Phillips, the father of the child and teacher at Montini School, the baby now weighs 15 pounds and has been recovering well since he was discharged from the hospital on July 5. Phillips stated that the family's joy in experiencing the baby's good health should be shared by the many members of the com­ munity who helped out when things looked less hopeful. John Phillips underwent a series of operations since his birth and, more than once, doctors did not expect him to survive. Members of the community set up a fund to help the family pay medical costs. Volunteers, in­ cluding many of Phillip's students at Montini School, helped raise fuftds for the family at a local tag day, proclaimed by the City of McHenry. 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Clausen and the driver of the other vehicle. Dawn M. Clements, 614 River Road, McHenry, were both taken to Northern Illinois Medical Center (NIMC) by the McHenry Township Fire Department. Clements told police she stopped to make a left turn when the collision occurred. Mary C. Elkins, 813 Wiltshire, Coronary club to meet at MCC The McHenry County Coronary Club, sponsored by the American Heart Association, is reorganizing and will have its first meeting on Oct. 16, at 7:30 p.m. in the board room at McHenry County College. The program for the evening will be a film entitled "open heart operation". The film tells the story of an actual heart operation on a six-year-old girl and will ex­ plain the function of the heart lung machine in and during open heart sugery. The operation performed corrects the congenetial heart defect known as tetralogy of fallat. Guest speaker for the evening will be Don Skinner, assistant regional director, midwest region of the Mended Hearts, Inc. Following his recovery from heart surgery in 1980, he organized the Fox Valley Chapter of Mended Hearts, which meets at Sherman Hospital in Elgin. His member­ ships held include, the American Heart Association, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Midwest In­ dustrial Gas Council, Veterans of Foreign Wars and a very active member of the First Congrega­ tional Church of Crystal Lake. For more information, call the American Heart Association of­ fice, 1-800-942-8620. McHenry, was taken to NIMC following a collision in which her car struck Wags Restaurant, at the intersection of Elm Street and Industrial Drive on Oct. 3. Elkins said she had to apply the brakes because of another vehicle and lost control of her car. Elkins was ticketed for failure to give information following an accident. ** Donald E. Davis, 3202 Golf- view, McHenry, was cited for failure to yield the right-of-way following a two-car collision Oct. 3 near the intersection of John and Green Streets in McHenry. Davis said he was pulling out of a driveway and (fid not see a vehicle driven by Blaine L. Day, 5610 N. Agatha, McHenry. A passenger in the Day auto, Jane Peloquin, of McHenry, was taken to NIMC for examination and treatment of injuries. Two drivers were cited in a three-car collision Oct. 6 that occurred at the intersection of Elm Street and Scully on the west side of town. Rita E. Tabernacki, 4115 Westwood, Wonder Lake, received a citation for failure to reduce speed to avoid an ac­ cident after her vehicle ran into the rear of an auto operated by Martin A. Rex, 981S Won dermere, Wonder Lake. The Rex auto was pushed into the back of a car driven by Daniel J. Haderly, 3206 Hunter Path, McHenry. Tabernacki said she could not see the brake lights of the Rex vehicle. Rex was cited for driving with faulty equipment. 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