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Remembering When... (with long time subscribers) \ HELEN MILLER AND MARY HARVEY "I can remember when the first fairway of the McHenry Country club and the parking lot at East campus used to be a gravel pit," Mary Harvey said. As Ms. Harvey looked back to the days when she lived in McHenry, she noticed and reminisced about the long-term changes in the community. ' 'When I was in school, the only school in town was Landmark school. The little children were so impressed with having the bigger children in the same building. Later, Ms. Harvey would come bade as a teacher in McHenry's first new school - Edgebrook. - Ms. Harvey considers the growth of the City a natural course of events. She was in Hawaii before it was a state and she has seen it grow into a "high- rise" state. Likewise, she has seen the citrus orchards around San Francisco give way to development The Plaindealer has been a part of her life for 22 years. Musin and Meanderin is one of her favorite columns and she likes to keep tabs on the community reaction to tearing down old schools and taking away old bridges. Even now, while Ms. Harvey lives in California, the Plaindealer helps her watch her home town. For Mary's sister, Helen, a lifetime resident of McHenry, the Plaindealer has been in the family for 40 years. PAGE 3 • PLAINDEALER • FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ». l»7t Parade Of Toys For 8-40 When the McHenry County Salon no. 483, Eight et Forty, met recently at the Huntley Legion home with twenty partners present, it was decided to have a Parade of Toys at the next Pouvoir. Stuffed toys must be in a plastic bag. After LaPetit Chapeau, Pearl Cooper, McHenry, called the meeting to order, Florence Kennedy of Har­ vard, chairman of Children and Youth, reported that donations will be made to Child Welfare fund' and Children Memorial hospital. It was reported that $46 has been donated by part­ ners for Christmas Seals. > A very enlightening and interesting report of pouvoir Was given by Mabel Schultz of Huntley. All partners are advised to write secretary of salon if she is not receiving White Wings. , Each partner is asked to send a prayer to Betty Lingenfelter for her Book of Prayers. Also, partners are to design a pattern for a block or^aqulit. A motion was made to send $10 to the National Chapeau project and $10 to the Department Chapeau project. The November meeting will take place at Reba Owen's home in McHenry Monday, Nov. 26. A bakeless bake sale will take place at this meeting. • • • * Truth is the last thing that some educators want to teach. Disappointments are inevitable if you have ambition or hope. HOSPITAL NOTES WOODSTOCK MEMORIAL Admissions: Ms. Joyce Pankiewicz, Mrs. Isabelle Nacker, Mrs. Sandra Diedrich, Richard Mikejs, Mrs. Janet Klontz, and Morris Crouch, all of McHenry. HARVARD MEMORIAL Admission:Lucy Alonzo of Wonder Lake. • • • • Almost anyone can tell you what someone will do if... . THE SOFTEST PRICE IN TOWN! WOODSTOCK OPERA HOUSE presents Court Joyce Kilmer "Family" Honors Deceased follow their example of loyalty. Nov. 15 is the date, meeting at K. of C. hall at 7:30 p.m. The "family" of Court Joyce Kilmer will honor its deceased members at an 8 a.m. Mass at Christ the King chuch, Wonder Lake, Nov. 11. This is in keeping with a recent proclamation in which the Holy Family was exemplified as the true model of creative living. Emily Lamberty and Marie Berndt were welcomed into the C.D. of A. _l_'family" in a meaningful and companionship widows and widowers. for Fun And Fellowship For THEOS Members THE.O.S. (To Help Each Other Smile) will meet at 5:30 p.m., Nov. 19 at Rustic Harbor restaurant and after a leisurely meal, will go to the First United Methodist church, for an evening of fun and fellowship. This is a non- denominational group for widows and widowers, with no age restrictions and meetings are held the third Monday of each month. Members meet at 5:30 p.m. for dinner at a local restaurant and then go to the church for entertainment, fun and fellowship. The name of the restaurant each month is listed under the community calendar. This is a casual group, offering warm friendship ceremony. The Rev. D. Tranel in­ spired all present with a short message on the sim­ plicity of prayer. The recent events of Pope John's visit, a,.U recognition of Mother Theresa's efforts were in­ spirational examples called lo mind. It is the desire of the C.D. of A. lo fulfill its aims. The charter members of this group were honored. It is the hope of all members to When reptiles ruled the world, there were 16 orders o f t h e b i o l o g i c a l c l a s s Reptilia. Today, only four remain. New in your neighborhood? And still searching for the grocery store and more closet space? 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