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p u.i; 4 . KID AY, OCTOBER 23, 1981 ARL WALSH- So I Hear catcher ca g Tig illed " Little Joe". At this time of year, the leaves are mighty pretty on the trees. _ On the ground, they don't have much appeal unless you are a kid who likes to make houses out of the fallen beauties. I told our friends and neighbors, Bill and Virginia Kreutzer, that I was praying for a southwest wind to send our leaves over to them. Trouble with our figuring is that somebody else's leaves will come our way. Can't win. Those poor Chicago Bears! The world loves a winner - -- and winners they ain't. The coach is always the one to get the axe, but it isn't fair. In the case of the Bears, the responsibility seems to point to the general manager. No coach can look good if he doesn't have the horses. Even without the many injuries, the Bears need better horses. John Busscher phoned to ask if our bet is still on for the World Series. It's automatic. I take the American League. John takes that other league We are both mixed up. 1 am not a Yankee fan by a long shot, but have to stay with the league winner. John is not head over heels in love with either the Yankees or Dodgers, but has to string along with his league. --And hope to Win the bet! Most fans have other favorites. Montreal, Oakland, Milwaukee and Houston had strong followers. If the Yankees had to win, the Dodgers should have the best chance against them. They have southpaw pitchers and experience in series competition. It is the flame throwing bullpen of the Yankees that may decide the series. The Dodgers don't have that kind of relief help. Who has? Another state license number observed: "ju$*r||r A CONTRIBUTION^ Have you ever wondered who and what you really are? What EFFORTS have you made to make up your mind today-To smile at everyone you' meet, and if in unison just say "hi ya". I am quite certain you will be surprised to find out how many nice-, people will answer with a nice smile and sometimes a little "hi ya" in return. Back some years, the Joe Freund was a scrappy, crowd-pleasing ball of fire behind the plate. He died last week. Now, wouldn't it be heavenly if "Little Joe" could meet "Manager Joe" Frett up there? Jinxed or snake bit can best describe our football Warriors in Homecoming games. Through 13 years, with different players and different coaches, the Warriors haven't won on Old Grads Day. Maybe the pre-game excitement is too much for our teams. Let's hold the bonfire and festivities until after the game. It would be nice to celebrate a victory.< SUDDEN THOUGHT-- Have you noticed that athletes and coaches pick good looking girls for their wives? Larry Nimsgren posted a list telling the cost of various barber services. One that caught my eyes was "Long Hair - $7.00 and Up". He spent 10 minutes searching for a long one on my noggin'. His Weakest Moment A man is never so weak as when a pretty girl is telling him how strong he is. -Coast Guard Magazine. Meaning What? Most men don't love what a girl stands for but what she falls for. -Gosport, Pensacola, Fla. South Borrington Of/ice Centre 33 W. HIGGINS ROAD • SOUTH BARRINGTON ILLINOIS 60010 South Barrington Office Centre is strategically located on Higgins Road (Route 72), just west of Barrington Road. Featuring easy on-off access to the Northwest Tollway (I-90) at Barrington Road, it offers anyone doing business in the booming northwest corridor the perfect place to do business from Situated in an award-winning park-like environment, high-lighted by three lakes, South Barrington Office Centre is adjacent to Allstate s Corporate Headquarters with the Suburban Medical Center Hospital nearby. Just minutes from recreational facilities, restaurants and shop? mg, it offers a unique blend of prestigious office s^ (800 to 10,000 sq. ft.), convenience and location -- •' it in the heart of the northwest suburbs. fTQNEGATE Properties, Inc. (312) 428-1900 I Plan Holiday Study Trip I College HonorsT] Senior Kim Nielsen In Student Teaching Kim Nielsen, a senior college student from Wonder Lake, is one of 28 elementary education majors presently doing her student teaching during the fkll semester of 1981. Kim, who is teaching the third grade at Washington elementary, Warsaw, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nielsen of 3234 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake. The student teachers are in the classroom from Sept. 17 to Nov. 20. Their full-time responsibilities include being in the classroom whenever the regular teachers are, taking over the teaching of the classes en­ tirely after a period of ob­ serving and aiding, and being at all night time ac­ tivities the regular teachers are required to attend. Graduates Earn Degrees At Northern Victor Meuch, a McHenry County college instructor, arranges a display of Russian folk art In the college's Learning Resources center. Meuch will lead a study tour to Russia and the Ukrain Dec. 20 to Jan. 2 which will focus on Soviet art and art collections. Study trips to the Soviet Union usually focus on language or economics, but a Christmas study trip to Russia and the Ukrain, sponsored by McHenry County college, will highlight Soviet art and art collections. "The Soviet government has long been a patron of the arts," said Victor Meuch, MCC art history instructor and group leader for the trip. "Americans are familiar with the Soviet love for ballet, but we generally are unaware of their equal appreciation of fine art," he added. The Dec. 20 to Jan. 3 study tour will visit Moscow, Leingrad, and Kiev. Participants will explore the art treasures of such famous museums as the Hermitage, the Kolomenskoye museum, Museum of Ukrainian Art, Pushkin museum and the Russian museum. The most ienthnseNMc the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rental $1.00 hour . . f . f o r every hour thereol ter (Example 2 hours to ta l charge SI plus tax . ) NO MINIMUM Specia l Renta l Rate Good Monday thru Thursday Ri\SE WAC cleans lhe proh s^ on.f.s cJi. dt J /ArK I.on ot me cost FRI , SAT., i SUN. NO MINIMUM OVERNIGHT SPECIAL! 8:00 P.M. -9:00 AM $10.00 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY. ILL. VOTERS INFORMATION GUIDE NON-PARTISAN ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1981 VITAL STATISTICS FOR NON-PARTISAN ELECTION DATE TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1981, 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. PLACE All Polling Places located in Lake County ̂ see this publication for listing). If you do not know your precinct number, call the Elections Department at 689-6628. OFFICES FOR ELECTION: Listed below in numerical order by School District No., are the offices and candidates for election. In spe. f ic localities, Questions of Public Policy will appear on the ballot. Published by: GRACE MARY STERN, LAKE COUNTY CLERK IA) IB) 2A) 2B) 3A) 3B) GRANT TOWNSHIP -Fox Lake Fire Station, 42 McKinley Ave., Fox Lake Grant Comm. High School , 285 E. Grand Ave., Fox Lake 4 A ) Grant Township Hall, 411 Washington St., Ingleside 5A) 5B) 6A) St Bedes Church/Coleman Hall, 5 Wilson Rd , Ingleside 6B) Big Hollow Elementary School, 34699 N. Hwy 12, Ingleside 6C) 7A) Tr in i ty Lutheran Church 1525 E. Hwy 134, Ingleside SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 15 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER-4 YR. TERM GARY LOCKWOOD FRANCES LARSEN THOMAS PRZETAC2NIK VOTE FOR NOT MORE THAN 2 2 3 4 unusal aspect of the trip, however, is the person-to- person contact participants will have with Soviet artists in their own studios, and with local craftspeople. One such informal exchange will be with a Soviet architect and another will be with workers in a paper mache' pottery factory. In addition to tours, daily lectures will be given by Meuch, who has led study trips to the Soviet Union previously and is fluent in Russian. Arrangements for the tour are being made by the Citizen Exchange council, which has been planning tours to the Soviet Union since 1962. The goal of this not-for-profit organization is to foster mutual learning and understanding between Americans and Soviets through person-to-person meetings. Acceptance into the tour group is through registration with McHenry County college. The course carries three credit hours and requires no prereauisite. Persons interested in the Russian Art tour should contact Victor Meuch at MCC at 455-3700, extension 322. The deadline for trip reservations is Nov. 1. Five graduate and three undergraduate degrees were awarded McHenry area students at Northern Illinois university, in DeKalb, at recent commencement ceremonies. Receiving graduate degrees from the McHenry area were James E. Meyers, of 2313 Country lane, Sharon M. Hal wax, of 4710 Garden Quarter, Jennifer Lynn Tews Perkins of 1406 N. Green street, and Linda Kay Seaborn, of 1207 Goodview, McHenry; and John Warren Peterson, of 9024 Hickory lane, Ringwood. All received Master of Science in Education degrees. Timothy Morck, of 4215 Ponca, McHenry, was awarded a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science. Richard F. Short, of 3411 Country lane, McHenry and Clare Elizabeth Higgins, of 4315 E. Lake Shore drive. Wonder Lake, received Bachelor of Science degrees in accounting. Announce Winners Of Balloon Competition Green License Sticker Expires October 31 Passenger car owners with license plate registrations expiring in October have until midnight Saturday, Oct. 31, to display brown 1982 stickers in the upper right corners of their rear plates. Secretary of State Jim Edgar said approximately 654,000 renewal applications have been mailed to registered owners who currently display green 1981 stickers expiring in October. Stickers may be pure chased over the counter at the Secretary of State's Springfield and Chicago facilities or many financial institutions participating in the license renewal program. Effective Sunday, Nov. 1, anyone driving a car with an expired green, October 1981, sticker may be ticketed and fined for improper registration. If you have any questions about the Secretary of State's office, use the S e c r e t a r y ' s t o l l - f r e e telephone number (800-252- 8980). • • • * » r The most satisfying tjhing in life is to be able to help some deserving person. • • • * Good judgment in­ cludes knowing the proper joke to tell on every oc­ casion. ( *A LAWYER'S ROLE IS TO > SOLVE PROBLEMS •LET ME SOLVE YOURS . , <Scott c/l. dVofan ! \ ATTORNEY AT LAW S u i t e B ^ 4 3 0 6 B C r y s t a l L a k e R d Whisper ing Point Center J M c H e n r y 344-1630 Sunday, Oct. 25, is a day eagerly awaited by those who attend Sunday schobl at the Wonder Lake Bible church. On that day, Phil Bell, Sunday school superintendent, will announce the winners of the balloon lift-off. On Aug. 30 the children released hundreds of yellow balloons filled with helium. To each balloon there was attached a card asking the finder to fill in the location the card was found and return it to the church. Prizes will be awarded to the children whose balloons traveled the farthest. On Thursday, Oct. 22, at 7:30 p.m. there will be a ladies' fellowship with Pat Przetacznik as the speaker and Debby Molnar giving a silk flower demonstration. This meeting is open to all the ladies in the area. Attendance at the weekly AWANA meeting is increasing steadily. The week following an attendance of 200, Dave Madsen, club commander, will shave off his beard in front of all the clubbers and leaders. The AWANA groups for children in kindergarten through eighth grade meet every Friday evening at 7 p.m. at the Parkland school gym in McHenry. A bus leaves the church at 6;30 p.m. to transport /the children to the school. [ All boys and girls who likt to have fun playing games, singing songs and hearing (Published Oct. 23. 1981) No. 810523 ALL NURSERY STOCK (Container Grown & Ball & Burlap) W Vi Price ALL SPRING FLOWERING BULBS ̂ • T u l i p y i Z 1 / • T u l i p \ " D a f f o d i l 1 / • C r p c u s / • M a n y M o r e 1 ! 2 PRICE Hurry, Sale Ends November 1! Flower Shop & Nursery 5301 E. TERRA COTTA * CRYSTAL LAKE, IL. (815) 459 8130 stories are welcome to attend. On Saturday evening at 7:30 p.m. there will be a Couples' Bible at the home of Derek and Barb Brooke. The couples have been studying the book of Romans. The mature singles group will meet Sunday, Oct. 25 at 3 p.m. Pastor Richard N. Wright and the members of the Wonder Lake Bible church invite the people of the community to attend the services at the church. Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m. morning worship service at 10:50 a.m., Bible fellowship hour at 6 p.m. Bus service is available for Sunday school and nursery care is provided at all services; . For ->*' -further information, call the church office at 728-0422. Reservations for the Koinina group outing must be made by Oct 23. Kermit Will Head UNICEF Church Drive Kermit the Frog is chairman of this year's UNICEF drive. He will be assisted locally by the families of Faith Presbyterian church. On Sunday, Oct. 25, from 1 to 2:30p.m., Moms and Dads will drive youngsters through the neighborhoods near the Presbyterian church. The children, in costume, will collect money for UNICEF. Kermit's goal this year is to be sure that everyone has safe water. One of the world's most pressing problems is that of supplying fresh, clean water. On A Sword Shish kebab literally means "meat on a sword." It was originated by caravan travelers in the Middle East. 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