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Following an 11:45 a.m. seating, there will be a show of fall fashions, . including cruise wear, business at- '(ire and a special premiere showing ,;of an exclusive line of Irish v fashions. The Mental Health Resource * League of McHenry County is a non- ^ profit organization that helps fund Various mental health agencies and ~ Services within the county. Last year over $23,000 was donat­ ed to groups such as the Pioneer Center, Hospice, Youth Service Bu­ reau, Easter Seals, Turning Point, Family Service and Community t Mental Health Center, Northern Illi­ nois Special Recreational Center, *4SJcHenry Youth Opportunities Un- * limited, FISH, Family Alliance, '* Special Education District of Mc­ Henry County, Financial Counseling and Kinship. For reservations or ticket infor­ mation, contact Mrs. Barbara Sam- martin, (815 ) 377-0851, or write P.O. Box 204, McHenry, 111. 60050. Members of the McHenry County Mental Health Resource League admire some of the apparel to be modeled at the Sept. 26 "Celebration" fashion show and luncheon. The models pictured are, from left, Mrs. Voni Ferguson, McHenry; Mrs. Sally Woodstock; and Joline Frazier of Crystal Lake. For reservations call Mrs. Barbara Sammartin, (815) 337-0651. 'I Can Cope' program to begin 1 A supportive program for individ­ uals with cancer as well as mem­ bers of their families will be con­ ducted by Memorial Hospital staff members as part of an "I Can Cope" seminar organized by an en­ terostomal therapist at the hospital. Elaine Stanley, R.N., an enteros­ tomal therapist, said the "I Can Cope" program will be held on Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. for eight weeks beginning Sept. 19. The programs will be held in the conference room and are a free Community service of Memorial Hospital's staff. "This is a support program for HSA/KLM sets meeting on reorganization [-The Health Systems Agency for [ane, Lake and McHenry Counties (HSA/KLM) will hold its regular ward of directors meeting at 7 >.m., Tuesday, Sept. 10. On the agenda for the meeting will be con­ sideration of bylaw amendments id ratificaiton of an earlier board action on the Valley Ambulatory lrgical Cente^ln St. Charles (pro­ ject no. 85-053). Following the regular board of irectors meeting, there will be a Special board of directors meeting. rThe purpose of the meeting will be jio reorganize the corporation in ac- icipation of, and contingent upon, le consolidation of DuPage County rith Kane, Lake ahd McHenry bounties under a federal reorgani- ition of health planning areas in inois. Also on the agenda for the ial meeting will be considertion I of bylaw amendments. j The HSA/KLM project review I committee will meet beginning at I 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 10. On I the agenda for the meeting will be | ratification of the committee's ac- j tion on the St. Charles project. \ All of the above meetings will be > held at the HSA/KLM office at 188 ; S. Northwest Highway, in Cary. i - Anyone wishing additional infor- f Ration of the proposed bylaw | amendments or other specific agen- I. da items should contact the } HSA/KLM office at (312) 639-0061. f All of the meetings are open to the public. Fall fashions to be shown at Spring Hill • Fall fashions will be highlighted in two staged productions at 7 p.m. Sept. 6, and 1 p.m. Sept. 7 in the X Center Court of Spring Hill Mall. | I More than 20 models will display } jLhe latest fall fabrics, colors and { 6tyles for both men and women J from Spring Hill Mall stores. View­ ers may register to win a trip for Vwo on the Fall Foliage Rail Trip to historic Galena sponsored by the 20th Century Railroad Club on Oct. 19. The one-day excursion will take the winners along Victorian man­ sions set along a steep ridge. The Mississippi River and Galena will also be seen. Accomodations are round-trip first class, including seating and gourmet dining in vin­ tage railcars, breakfast, dinner, and a complimentary cocktail bar. The prize trip will be awarded immediately following the fashion show in Center Court. Spring Hill Mall is located at Rtes. 31 and 72 in JVest Dundee. persons with cancer, but it is more than that," Mrs. Stanley said. "This is also an educational program to help cancer patients and their fam­ ily members understand the disease and how it affects their lives. Per­ sons taking part also learn ways to cope with cancer." An oncologist (physician special­ izing in the study of cancer) dis­ cusses physical changes that may occur as a result of the disease and the treatment. The individual's re­ sponsibility in his own care with special attention on nutrition is pre­ sented during a discussion by a di­ etitian on the hospital staff. A physician therapist discusses what a person can do for better physical fitness within limitations imposed by the presence of cancer. A mental health technician con­ ducts two of the weekly sessions, Mrs. Stanley said. "Strengthening communications among family and friends" is the fifth weekly session's topic. The following week "learning to like yourself, especially when you don't feel well or don't think you look good" becomes the theme of the discussion. Phyllis Koltz, R.N. helps conduct the weekly sessions. She said people such as ministers, social service specialists, and home nursing agen­ cy representatives also participate in the eight-week course. "In addition, when we learn the participants in the class of 12, we often bring in a specialist to provide more specific answers," she ob­ served. "At our last 'I Can Cope' class we had three lung cancer pa­ tients and as a result brought in a speaker able to focus on their concerns." Persons wishing to learn more about "I Can Cope" or to register as a participant are asked to contact Mrs. Stanley at 338-2500, Ext. 672. 22 Crystal Lake Plaza Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (615) 455-2223 546 S. Randall Road St. Charles, IL 610174 (312) 584-950^ 1 Anyone can write a NO-FRILLS ad It's the low cost way to sell items you no longer need MON.-FRI 7:30-6 MON.-FRI. 7:30-6 • FREE ESTIMATES • FREE PLANNING SERVICE SAT. 8-4, SUN. 9-1 SAT. 8-3, SUN. 9-1