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28 THE CAPITAL TIMES, Monday, July 3, 1978 IHIeaMMawr- sM Clinics, health information, services available Heres where to send Health-for-All items Health-for-AII is designed to present a handy weekly list of health services that are available free or at a nominal cost. If your organization has an item you wish included, send it to Madison General Hospital, Public Relations 202 S. Park Madison, 53715. The hospital compiles the items each week and submits them to The Capital Times on the Wednesday before the next Monday's publication. 5 Hypertension clinic reopens July 18 Tht University Hospitals hvpertension tlinic.

whuh gives free tests for high blood pressure will be closed uly 4 through July 11 The lime will reopen on uly 18 Summer schedule for blood pressure checks The Westside Coalition of Aging and Madison Department of Health co-sponsor blood pressure checks free of charge During the summer months tests will be offered at the following times and places. FIRST WEDNESDAY, Memorial United Church of Christ, 1510 Madison St Ruth Tiedemann, 222-1630 Midvale Lutheran Church, 4329 Tokay Boulevard, Irene Wienke, 233-1557 FIRST FRIDAY, Covenant Presbyterian, 326 Segoe Rd Marian Emkson, 816-8894 SECOND FRIDAY, Blessed Sacrament School, 2112 Hollister Ave Pauline Burns, 233-8966 SECOND TUESDAY, Bethany Methodist Church, 3910 Mineral Point Rd Mary Page, 233-2753 THIRD SUNDAY, Westminister Presbyterian Church, 4100 Nakoma Rd Carol McKy, 233-0(344 THIRD THURSDAY, First Baptist Church, 518 Franklin Ave, Virginia Reynoldson, 249-2060 FOURTH SUNDAY, 10-11 Asbury Methodist Church, 5702 Hill Dr, Pat Koenecke, 238-4055 (Note During the month of September the time will be 12 to 1 be three weeks post surgery and have permission irom a doctor The tee is $2 Contact Mary Darm at ext 33 Hearing screening The Speech Pathology and Audiology Department ot Madison General Hospital often a tree weekly hearing screening program tor people 80 years and older, every Thursday 8 30 to 11 10 a in Room 277, on a walk-m basis No appointments are necessary Each participant is given a copy of his or her test results and recommendations It test results warrant lurther examination or consultation, it will be suggested that participants with a hearing deficiency see their personal physicians Glaucoma tent The Near East Side Community Health Center 1113 Williamson St has a free glaucoma screening program tor people age 80 and over every Thursday, 1 to 4 on a walk-in basis No appointments Sare necessary Screening is done bv airutt tonometry, a painless procedure that takes only a tew minutes Prenatal danse st Marys Hospital Medical Center otters tree on-going prenatal classes tor the single parent every Thursday The complete program will cover one two-hour class each Thursday tor six weeks The classes will locus on prenatal and childbirth education, supplemented with films, tours and information discussion periods. For more information call 251-8100, ext 308 any time between Bam and 4 30 Monday through Friday Medical record help Correct medical records are necessar in obtaining drivers licenses, employment and health insurance For help in obtaining medic al records, correcting intormation on med-ial records Tor it medical bills or insurance bills are causing financial stress write Health Writers, 308 Brooks St, Madison 53715 or phone the Health Advo-c acy Program at 255-2255 Arthriti pool program Arthritis patients of all ages are invited to partic ipate in a free pool program sponsored by Southern District, Arthritis Foundation of Wise onsm on Thursdays from 7-8 30 at lapham School pool, corner of Mittlin and St Madison 53715 Health Writers also provides an in-service program on the subject to interested community organizations and sex tal service agencies, and will assist individuals who write to the address above or call 255-2255. Telephone information Cancer information The Wisconsin Clinical Cancer Center University of Wisconsm-Madison, provides answers to questions about cancer, toll tree to all residents ot Wisconsin Call 1-800-362-8038, "Cancer Intormation Service." between 9 a and 4 30 Monday through Friday Arthritis information The Information and Referral Service ot the Wisconsin Arthritis Foundation answers your questions about arthritis every week Call toll free the number is 1-800-242-9945. Breast cancer information Questions in regard to breast cancer detection or treatment will be answered by the Wisconsin Breast Cancer Detection Foundation, 7803 Mineral Point Road Call collect, it necessary The number is 608-831-2300.

Nutrition information Questions about nutrition Dial-A-Dietitian at 251-7373 between 9 am and 1pm Monday through Friday Your questions will be answered by registered dietitians who are members of the Madison Dietetic Association Nursing home information A hot line providing answers to questions and assistance to nursing home residents, their families and other concerned citizens is offered by Nursing Home Consumers Who Care, Inc The hot line number is 256-7251. General health information Health-Line Highlights is a consumer information service ot the University of isconsm-Extension and the University of Wisconsin Center for Health Sciences A new recorded message begins every Thursday at 263-5454. Health-Line Highlights uly 3-6 "Will The Food I Serve Cause Illness" This message discusses several food-related illnesses that are especially common during the summer picnic season and how to guard against them July 6-13 "Why Can't The Kids Get Along" This message answers questions about common problems that otten arise in family relationships Health-Line Highlights is a consumer information service of the University of Wise onsm-Extension and the UW-Madison Center for Health Sciences A new tape recorded message begins each Thursday morning at 263-5454. Irersoll Streets Children and adults vho need assistance can be accompanied bv a parent, spouse or triend Allied health pro-lessionals are present For information, the toll-free number is 1-800-242-9945 Health costs film The Wisconsin Hospital Association (WHA) has developed an 18-minute audiovisual program, "The Hospital Cost Dilemma, which explains whv costs are rising and what Wisconsin hospitals are doing to contain osts This program is available tor presentation to community organizations in the Madison area A showing can be scheduled by contacting the Public Relations Departments at Methodist Hospital, 251-2371, Madison General Hospital, 287-6117, or HA, 274-1820 Free breast exams Free breast exams are given on Thursdays Irom 2-4 by appointment only Call Madison Breast Cancer Defection Center, Inc, 121 Pinckney St 257-2537 Emergency phone book Free copies of St Marys Hospital Medical Center's "In Case of Emergency Phone Book" may be obtained by visiting or calling the Community Relations Department, at 25 1 -hi 00, ext 224 The booklet, which is designed to be kept near household phones, contains local emergency phone numbers and provides space for pertinent family information Free copies are also available for distribution by business, public and civic organizations health services The Madison Department of Public Health otters blood pressure checks, throat cultures and health information on an on-going basis al the following times and places Otfice Room 50b, City -County Bldg Mon -Fri -noon, 1-4 Phone 2hh-4821 Atwood Area Health Services 2453 Atwood Ave Mon -Fri 10 a -noon, 1-4 Phone 244-5641 Wexlord Ridge Nurses Office 50-A Gammon Road, Monday and Wednesday, 1-3 pm, Tuesday and Thursday, 9-11 am Phone 831 -2777 Services can be provided in the home to persons who are unable to visit Health Department sites because of disability or the inlirmities ot age To request in-home serv-i es, call 266-4821 Patients' rights information To obtain the Spanish-English bilingual pamphlet, "The Patients' Bill of Rights and Responsibility, Health Policy of the City of Madison," send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Health Writers, 306 Brooks Emergency Numbers Hospital Emergency Rooms Madison General 267-6206 Methodist 251-2371 St. Mary's 251-6100 University 262-2398 Other Emergency Numbers Madison Area Poison Center 262-3702 Suicide Prevention 251-2345 Rape Crisis Center 251-7275 Mental Health Center 251-2341 Drug Information Center 263-1737 Family Court Counseling (Marital Problems) 266-4607 Community Rap Center 257-3522 Info, 266-6366 Crisis Intervention 251-2345 Alcoholism Program 267-6291 Alcoholism Program 267-6291 Alcoholism Information and Referral Center 251-4558 University Crisis Line 251-1626 Dane County public The Dane County Public Health Department has scheduled the following events tor the week of July 5-10 WEDNESDAY, JULY 5 -Tuberculin Skin Testing Readings 8- 10 10am, Room 211, 120b Northport Drive Immunization Clinic 3 10-5 30 Sun Prairie United Methodist Church FRIDAY, JULY7 Immunization Clinic 8 30-9 30 am.

Room 21 1. 1208 Northport Drive Community Health Center 1-3 pm, Monona Community Center Si health schedule MONDAY, JULY 10 Tuberculin Skin Testing 8-10 30 am. Room 21 1, 120b Northport Drive Community Health Center 1-3pm, Sun Prairie Colonial Club For appointment call 8r-4M1 Community Health Center 1-3 pm, erona Dane County Home-Yest For aomtment cah 845-7024 Immunization Clinic 4-5 pm, Verona lames Lutheran Church Community Health Centers are open to adults age 18 and over Screening pnn'edures such as blood pressure, medication review, urine testing, diabetic streemng and personal care, including foot care will be provided Many health services are offered to residents of Madison and Dane County on an on-going basis. Following is a listing of clinics, classes and other health services Hlooil reure checks St Mary Hospital Medical Center otters tree blood pressure screening on a walk-m basis Monday through Friday 9 a to 5 30 Screening is done bv a registered nurse the Employee Health Department One North Room 1 107 Co-sponsored bv the Madison Urban League and Independent Living Inc a volunteer program ot blood pressure screening is conducted at the tollovung times and places 1st 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month MO a to noon st Martin House I8n2 Held st Ird Thursday ot each month 9 10am to noon Madison Urban league 151 (iorham St For transportation to either site (dll Franc me Horton at Independent living Inc 251-8400 Further intormation mav he obtained by calling lames Graham at the Urban League 251-8550 or Teresa Mnders at Independent Living Inc, 251-84(0 clinics Free physical examinations and health assessments along with health screening are available to any person 55 and over in Dane County at Methodist Hospital's Geriatric Clinic, 333 Minim St everv Monday, 1 to 4 Reterrals ill be made to the patient's physician or to community resources Appointments are necessary and may be made bv ailing 251-8432 The Near East Side Community Health Center, 1131 Williamson St, has a tree health assessment clinic for people age 55 and over every Thursday, 1 to 4 Serious problems will be referred to a physician tor further diagnosis and treatment Appointments can be made bv calling 255-CT04 Wood pressure screening is also available on a walk-in basis without appointment Program for Momen The YWCA on the Square, 101 Mittlin otters a program called ENCORE for women who have undergone radical mastectomy or modified mastectomy surgery Classes consisting ol group discussion, floor and pool exercise and occasional guest speakers, are held each Tuesday. 2 to 3 30 Women mav join at any time, but must Blast kills Milwaukee MILWAUKEE (AP) Convicted gambler August S.

Palmisano, 49, was killed Fnday when a bomb exploded in his car. He had been notified recently by the FBI that he one of nine persons whose telephones were wiretapped last month as part of a U.S. Organized Crime Strike Force investigation into Milwaukee area gambling activities. Milwaukee police were joined at the blast scene by FBI agents and Milwaukee County District Attorney E. Michael McCann.

We are always interested in mob-related activity, an FBI spokesman said. It certainly is gangland style, theres no question about that, said McCann. Twenty-one other cars were damaged by the force of the blast in an underground parking area at the Juneau Garden Village Apartment on the citys East Side, and an estimated $1,500 damage was caused to the garage. It was one heck of a bang, said Michael Thiel, 22, a resident of the apartment complex. The blast actually knocked pictures off the wall.

Police said the bomb was apparently placed under the hood on the driver's side of Palmisanos car, a 1977 Mercury. Palmisano, who operated a produce wholesale business from a tavern on Milwaukees Commission Row, was burned almost beyond recognition and Milwaukee Police Lt. Thomas Perlewitz said his body was identified through fingerprints. It almost severed the front of the car, said First Battalion Fire Chief Thomas Komcke. It was a very, very forceful explosion.

An attempt to bomb the car of Vincent J. Mamaci, a friend of Palmisanos, was made last August. Police found 20 sticks of dynamite beneath his car and said he escaped death because the bomb was not properly connected. Mamacis brother, August, was shot and killed three years ago behind his LEGAL NOTICES STATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT DANE COUNTY SUMMONS Case No. 163428 I la Mane Leonhordt 6302 East Gate Road Monona, Wisconsin 53716 vs.

Wendell Leonhordt Address Unknown lko 21 Ma'ibu Drive Madison, Wisconsin 53711 -and- Monne Bank Kettle Moraine 524 Genesee Street Delafield, Wisconsin 53127 THE STATE OF WISCONSIN, To Said Defendants You ore hereby summoned and reouired to serve upon Lee Law Office, plaintiff attorney, whose address is 6320 Monona Drive. Suite 200, Monona, Wisconsin 53716 a demand for copy of the complaint within 40 davs after the 20th day of June, 1970, exclusive of the dote lust stated and in case of vour foilure so to do ludgment will be rendered ogamst you according to the demand of the complaint LEE LAW OFFICE sDavid L. Lee LEE LAW OFFICE 6320 Monona Drive Suite 200 Monona, Wisconsin 53716 (608) 221-1696 PUB TCT June 20, 27 and July 3, 1978 Done County will receive proposals up to 4 00 on July 14, 1978 to conduct a survey of youth needs os perceived by youth themselves, as perceived by parents and other odults, ond perceived by youth-serving ogencies throughout Dane County. Detailed information concerning this protect is ovoiiobie In the office of the County Executive of Done County, Room 102. City-County pudding, 210 Monona Avenue, Madison Wl 53709.

PUB TCT: June 26 and Thats when she came at me, wattles flying wings flapping. convicted gambler home. His killer has not been found. Palmisano was fmed $1,000 in a 1963 conviction on a charge of gambling without buying a gambling tax stamp. He pleaded guilty in 1975 to a charge of conducting a gambling business, and was fmed $500 and placed on probation for two years.

He was also charged with unlawfully storing 93 sticks of dynamite in the basement of his tavern, then known as Richies on Broadway and now called Palmys Tavern. That charge was dismissed. According to city records, Palmisano had a one-third intest in the firm which owned the tavern until June 1976, when he transferred ownership to his son, John 24. Irving Goldman, an official of the firm which owns the building where the tavern is located, described Palmisano as a nice fellow who always paid his rent. He said he often arrived at the tavern at 5 a.m.

to buy produce from local dealers, then organize deliveries to small restaurants, grocery stores and nightclubs. He had no warehouse, stacking the produce on the sidewalk until it was loaded into his trucks. He was good to bums, paupers, rich men and poor men, said one man who drove truck for Palmisano. He would take a bum off the street and feed him. There aint no one that could say anything bad about him.

Hero turns out to be wanted man NEW YORK (AP) Sometimes things are not the way they seem, noted Mayor Edward Koch. This is what his honor had to say Fnday after police told him a man he had cited as a hero was wanted on forgery charges. Koch had presented James Harris with the Transit Authontys certificate of heroism and a five-year free pass for city subways and buses earlier this week. Harris, 30, a 5-foot-4 inch, ex-Ma-nne, had won the admiration of all when he stood unarmed before a kni-fe-wieldmg thug on a subway tram and ordered him to surrender. The bandit meekly complied.

Police now say Hams is really Raymond Taliaferro of the Bronx, a forgery and bad check suspect who has disappeared and is being sought for questioning. Furthermore, the mayors press aide, Maureen Connelly, reported that the man who appeared at City Hall to accept the heroism award Tuesday was not James Harris-Raymond Taliaferro at all, but Richard Taliaferro, the suspected forgers identical twin brother. Bronx investigators from the district attorneys office say the brothers often switched places. The hero had refused to allow media photographs of his face when his act of heroism was first reported, citing possible retaliation. Police say Harris is wanted for questioning in a case which involves as much as $150,000 taken from fundraising efforts for the Little Pros Basketball Association, a youUi group which Harris directs.

nest egg; on a personal nest egg. A little something stashed away to keep me going. Every year after that. Grandpa gave me another Bond. And every time I got a chance, 1 added a Bond of my own to the pile.

Those Bonds grew up right along with me. Ttxlay, I run one of the biggest ranches in the Southwest. Anri you know how it all got started? From a little bitty nest egg. Guess I owe a lot to Grandpa. And OF Mabel.

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Felt just like a pillow thats been slept on all night. I picked the last one up and gingerly placed it in the basket. Thats hen she came at me, wattles flying, wings flapping. Chased me out ot the hen house and right into the arms of my grandpa. OF Mabel get ya? Bet you accidentally took her nest egg! He poked into the basket and drew out an egg.

This one here, see? Its china. Put it in there just for Mabel. Little something of her own so shes not sitting there all alone. Mighty comfortin to a hen, boy. Nest egg can be mighty comfortin to some folks, too.

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