The Daily Herald from Chicago, Illinois • Page 53

Minister from Egypt Will Speak at Dinner Sidhom Anis Sldhom, a native of Cairo, Egypt, will be guest speaker at Highlands Baptist Church, Hoffman Estates.Sun- day at the 11 a.m. service. Services are held in Hillcrest School, Hillcrest Boulevard and Fremont Road. Rev. John M.

Wendel, church pastor, said Rev. Sldhom was brought to this country by the i Graham Evangelistic Assn. He received his bach- degree from Northwestern College in Minneapolis and his master of divinity degree from Bethel Seminary in St. Paul. Rev.

Sidhom plans to return to the Middle East with his wife and son to work among the Arab people. SATURDAY an Egyptian banquet will be held at Meadows Train Male Nurses For Maternity Work The staff of St. Alexius Hospital, 800 W. Biesterfield Elk Grove Village, now welcciu- ing many male nursing students who, for the first time this fall, are affiliating at the hospital for the clinical experience in maternity nursing necessary for passing their state board examinations. Currently students from the Alexian Brothers School of Nursing, Chicago, and Harper Junior College, Palatine, are studying at Si Alexius.

Nurses must have experience in specified areas of a hospital for the state examinations. At St. Alexius, nursing students may be found in medical-surgical, special nursing, pediatrics and maternity nursing units as well as in physical therapy. PATRICIA Slkorskl, R.N., maternity nursing instructor for the students from the a a Alexian Brothers School of Nursing, explains the role of her students in attending the mother through birth ind her brief stay at St. Alexius.

students coach the mother during labor, checking heart tones and contractions. When things are really hectic for the rest of the staff, they still have time to explain what is going on and to reassure the parents." Students assist doctors during delivery, perhaps as scrub or circulating nurses. The nursing students also spend two weeks studying nursing care of the normal newborn. They carry babies to the mothers for breast or bottle feedings and give instruction on feeding techniques. Josephine Fisher, R.

supervisor in the maternity department at St. Alexius, expresses enthusiasm for the male students under her supervision. "Students always keep you on your toes and these feliows are no exceptions. They may approach this area with a few more misgivings but a couple of hours on the floor and it's routine situation just plain work. With the tremendous shortage of nurses in general these days, I'm glad to see bright, capable young people entering the nursing field." (E(M(G(A Baptist Church, 2401 Kirchoff Rolling Meadows.

Rev. Sidhom will prepare the food and be guest speaker. The five-course dinner will be made from recipes included in his recently published cookbook, "5000 Years of Good Eating," which will be on sale at the banquet. One of the items on the menu will consist of Sherbout Adis, the soup for which Esau sold his birthright in the Old Testament. Tickets cost $1.85 for adults, $1 for children under 12.

For reservations, call Pastor Wendel, 529-2223. (J(K Set Nov. 29 Teen Bowling Tournament The first annual teen bowling tournament, sponsored by the Schaumburg Jaycees, will be held Nov. 29 at noon at Hoffman Bowling Lanes. The Jaycees feel there is sufficient interest in teen bowling to merit a tournament.

It is open to all boys hi junior and PUBLICATION! of Streamwood Herald A i Heights Herald Meltdown Herald Prospect Heights a DuFage County Register Mount Prospect Herald Cook Herald Bensenvllle i Palatine Enterprise Grove Herald Schaumburg Herald Addison Register Herald Rust-lie Register -Hoffman Herald Itnsca Register Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday by Paddock Publications, Inc. 83 E. Dundee Road Wheeling, Illinois 60090 MAtt. SUBSCRIPTION BATC8 Zones 39 78 and 3.00 S.oo 9 B.oo 3 and 4 4.00 675 12.23 5 and 4.50 7.15 14.25 4.1S 8.SO 15.15 Circulation audited by Audit Bureau ot Circulations. CL3-1S20 FL8-302S Bartlctt; 837-8318 Chicago: 7TS-1990 Second class postage paid at Bartlotl, Illinois 6M03 senior high schools.

TROPHIES FOR first and second place will be presented to three age groups; 13 and 14, 15 and 16, and 17,18 and 19. Posters with tournament details will be placed in junior and senior high schools, local bowling alleys and area shop- i Registration blanks are attached to the posters. Twinbrook PTA Sets Open House Next Tuesday Twinbrook PTA will hold its annual Open House meeting next Tuesday at 7:45 p.m, al the school on Ash Road, Hoffman Estates. All faculty members will be in their classrooms to meet with parents, and students work will be on display, At a short business meeting before, Rev. Ford of Church ol the Holy Innocents will deliver the invocation.

Colors will be presented by a local Boy Scout troop. ELM DRUGS ITASCA SHOPPING CENTER 924 Irving Park Rd. 773-1661 Itasca SPECIALS For Sun. Nov. 7.

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Small was involved in a fight with Francisco Chapa, Rt. Roselle. He reportedly tried to run Chapa over with his car. Small tried to elude police, but was cornered by three squad cars. Empty House Burns on Farm A farm house in Schaumburg burned Friday, police said.

The house was located on the Manao farm, west of Frost School on Wise Road. No one was in the house at the time of the fire. Schaumburg and Roselle fire departments put it out. Cubs Receive Awards At Halloween Party A Halloween theme dominated the recent meeting of Cub Scout Pack 297 at Churchill School. Participating in the program were Webelos Den 2 and Cub Scout Den 5, which demons a physical skills and games used in qualifying for the athlete award.

Cubmaster Bob Billings presented outdoormen badges to Tom Heuer, Bruce MacEachron, Eric Drattel, Michael Habis Leslie Jones, Daral Vining, Jack Billings and Michael Berkes. Receiving the athlete badge were Eric Drattel, Michael Habrisohn, Leslie Jones, Daral Vining and Michael Berkes. a i i for acqunaut achievement were Chris Wolf- slayer, Todd Gamble, Tom Heuer and Brad Schumacher. Other badges were given to Hick Fleming, naturalist; Eric Drattel, engineer; Chris Wolf- slayer, traveler; Chris Wolf- slayer, and Chris Lund, arrow of light. NEW BOBCATS joining the pack included Fernando Caro- bello, Chris Moon, Ted Drattel, Joey Suchowski, John Caliento, Bryan Judd, Kent Knop, Mark Palmer, Robert Slania and Michael Riley.

One-year service pins were given to Robert France, Michael Thomas, Michael Taylor, Michael Berkes, William Carroll and Scott Rossow; while two- year service pins went to Eric Drattel, Michael Habisohn, Les- lie Jones, Frank Gurecki, Chris Lund and Jack Billings. Qualifying for Webelos were Jeff Beitel, Joe Ciccia, Dick Kevin Connelly and Gerald Leach. Ross Jones was the lone wolf recipient while bear badges went to Daral Vining, Joe Ciccia and Keith Hall. Arrow points were earned by Jeff Beitel, Ross Jones and Joe Ciccia. WEBELOS Scouts from Pack 297 participated in the recent fall camporee at Camp Grove, and received their patches at the campfire ceremony, A Webelos swim is planned for Saturday, Nov.

25, with fathers invited. Tba pack's. November meeting, scheduled'for Nov. 22, will be held at.Hillcrest School. NOV.

6, 1968 Troop 148 Schedules Paper Streamwood A paper drive will be held on the next two weekends in a by Boy Scout Troop 148. Nov. 9 and 10 and Nov. 16 and 17, the scouts will cover all the streets in town, gathering the bundles of newspapers. They request that residents save papers between now and collection time.

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