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PAGE 4 - PI AINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3. mt "EARL WALSH So l Hear It is Sunday afternoon. Watched DePaul's basketball team defeat Notre Dame with the greatest of ease, then took a nap. The phone rings and Judy Muelkr is the excited caller She just saw the first robin of the spring If there have been others. nobody told us. So-- this one is official in this corner Judy also wished us a happy St. Patrick's day. Now. she's the kind of a girl I like. Some other birds recently came home from Florida to tell us a real fish story. Clarence Smith, who 385-1475 nibuzq CJnn 3312 N. Chapel Hill Rd.-Johnsburg "Breakfast Specials" One Egg With *Onc Fc. Bacon • One Fc. Sausage • One Slice Ham SO 15 WITH PINEAPPlE RING £* •Potatoes. Toast, Coffee Always A 10% Mscsmt For Stiior Citizens S049 S099 Same Order W 2 Eggs Same Order W 3 Eggs NEW HOURS M TH 7am-2am. F-S 24 Hrs. Sur. 7 am 11pm spends his winters in the warmest port of Florida, bad a pole set out near his pier and a big fish took off with it. Getting a neighbor boy to help, they set sail and recovered tbe pole. Just as they made the recovery, a bass (16" long, 3 pounder) jumped into the boat. Clarence pounced on it and left for home before too many of the same kind could jump in and sink the boat. The Chicago Tribune came out with a large picture of Mayor Byrne. Never saw her smile before. She's kinda cute. Announcement that Lawrence Welk, old one-a- two-a taped his last show- came as a blow to some of us. Old tunes were a real treat for the geritol crowd. Diane Fuhler, one of those All-Star waitresses at Longhom, was listening to our discussion on left over meals and told a good one about her husband He looks in the refrigerator, taking out one item after another with the remark "this must go". When all those items are mixed together, it is called a "MUST GO DISH". x The Irish have been noted for and sometimes con- time at a r having a wake. That's just what I had when Eva Anderson died at the age of 80 last week. As Eva's niece, Mrs. William Lewis remarked, "Eva liked fun and wouldn't mind". Not all, but most of die John Anderson family came to pay their respects. Some live far, far away. We met Marian An­ derson's daughter and she remembered her mother telling about naming some column for the Plaindealer. Yep. Nearly a half century ago Editor "Mo6e" ran a contest to name this column. It was Marian who came up with "SO I HEAR" and she won a baseball glove and maybe other equipment for her collection Sports activity was a way of life in the Anderson family so Marian put her prize to good use. We read about industrial firms losing billions of dollars and still planning for the future. How can that be? The Bluegill Club went into action over the weekend and brought in more than enough for another big fish feast at White Sox Headquarters. It was the second annual event for tbe Walshes. George Rodenkirk phoned, then Larry Nimsgern checked to see if we had our invitation. (Not to be nervy, bat I told them last year we'd be back if they wanted to invite us.) Fax Hole Red has a special formula for preparing those Muegills that make them really special. Like when the shrimp boats are comin', the crowd gathers round for those bhie gill feasts. Sonomongun we had some fun! Marian Will Hold Open House Marian Central Catholic high school will be hosting an open house for all current eighth grade students and their parents Sunday, March 7, from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. The open house will begin at 1:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria with several presentations about the many facets of the school's total educational program, followed by a question and answer period and building tour. Those considering sending a child to Marian Central for the 1962-83 school year and who would like to learn more about our program, are invited to attend. SALE BEER NOT ICED M SALE 4610 W. Rte. 120, McHenry, Illinois ECr J BRRNDY 1.75 LITRES 1.75 LITRES BLACK LABEL 90* RL 750 ML WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS sm.mwts. 9-9 m. I SAT. 9-10 385-3200 SALE DOTES: WED., MRRCH 3-TUES., MARCH 9 PORTO PRLO! J ITALIAN TABLE WINES RED OR WHITE 1.5 LITRES SILVER OR AMBER 1.75 LITRES 1.75 LITRES (REG. 2.99 ZONIN RMBRUBCI M m-R^ DuBOUCHETT SPEARMINT OR WINTERMINT SCHNAPPS 750 ML FREE TASTING FRI. & SAT VILLR BRNFI •ITALIAN VERONESE^ •WINES] I750MLI SAVE 50 1973 BAROLO 750 ML (REG. 5.89) RUGSBURGER •LIGHT OR DARK! 6-12 OZ. BOTTLES 12 12 OZ. BOTTLES Treat yourself to a real Italianfest this week. You'll find Italy's best wines sale priced to turn your Italian Dinner into a real slice of Italy! And don't miss the FREE tasting of . Zonin's Italian Lambrusco this Friday and Saturday at your wine store. STROH'S 24-12 OZ. CANS FROM ITALY CRMPRRI RPERITIVO^S 750 ML FROM ITALY RMRRETTO DL GRLLIRNO 8 OZ. BOTTLE 24-12 OZ. BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT CRNFIELD'S FLRVORS OR BARRELHERD ROOT BEER 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES 1 1 PLUS DEPOSIT I "OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE' RC COLR, DIET RITE COLR OR RC IOO SEVEN UP, DIET 7 UP, OR DR. PEPPER 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES DEPOSIT OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE" 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES VP. DEPOSIT OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE" PEP SI, DIET PI EPSIOR MOUNTAIN DEW teg 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES 1; >ta • 1 PLUS • DEPOSIT "OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE" Lakemoor-Lil y m oor Area Margaret Koras 385-4934 Train Service In Jeopardy Jill Spears of Lakemoor, on the staff of the East Campus Year Book and newspaper, was a member of the team that left the McHenry railway station at 6:30 one cold morning. Destination was the Crystal Lake station to take a survey of McHenry residents who take the train at Crystal Lake and why. Jill, with schoolmates Katby Bradley, Gene Hay and Terry Abbink, and Chamber of Commerce driver Fran Olsen, took a poll. It was found that more McHenry area residents use the Crystal Lake station than Crystal Lake people. Why isn't the McHenry station being used? Only two Chicago trips a day are made, as opposed to hourly trains at Crystal Lake. Jill states that her group determined the McHenry station needs more train service, not the cutbacks that seem imminent as budget cuts. Revenue the RTA receives from McHenry county far exceeds the costs of services ren­ dered. The loss of the ticket agent alone would result in having no local information service, no ticket purchase, and the possibility of van­ dalism and deterioration of the station itself. McHenry area businesses and residents need more train service. The next hearing will be on Mar 22 in Chicago, which will deter­ mine the fate of our ticket agent and eventually train service to McHenry. Jill is to be commended for her efforts to make people aware of the local tran­ sportation situation, thereby helping to improve train service in our area. HOME BURGLARIZED TWO TIMES Harry and Anna Odom of Lily Lake road left after the first of the year to enjoy the warmer weather in Florida. They returned three weeks early because their home had been violated. On Saturday, Feb. 20, Bill Odom, Harry's brother, checked the house and found a back window broken. The interior of the house looked like a disaster area. Drawers had been emptied with contents strewn about, all the pictures and wall hangings had been torn down, even to the ripping up of Anna's father's picture. Furniture was turned over as if animals had been turned loose in the house. Stolen were smaller items of value such as coins and pewter The sheriff was called and the back window was covered. What happened next? Saturday night, Feb. 20, a second invasion of the Odom home was made. This time larger things were taken; the television, tools and items for which there could be a quick sale. - Harry and Anna are trying to assess the damage and return their lovely home to a semblance of its former beauty. But the pain and violation of the sanctity of their home will always be with them. The thieves? May they rot with their loot. WINTER TRIP April Baker, Lily Ann and Brian's daughter, spent the first two weeks of February in Florida with her maternal grandparents. She par­ ticularly liked Disney World, that place (rf fun for all ages. Cool weather prevented some summer activities, bat April thoroughly enjoyed her trip. Happy to have her beck home Feb. 18 " Beth and Bill. RECOVERING^ Roy Rogers of Lily Park is physically f after his accident Feb. t|£ Ramona Neeiey no has her arm in a sling Diana Pickett's broken i is healing. Former Ruthie Pierce is out of hospital and feeling Art Huffman is under the TLC of Prudie. Better days are < coming-winter is almost over. , • ' '• t BIRTHDAYS Helen Povidas celebrates her birthday Mar. 3, as does "Mom" Delp of and Mike Hibbs of Estates. Jim Hayes, rebuilder of vehicles of Lilymoor, has his day the 7th. Marguerite (Daisy) Nettles of Lilymoor, who helps others carry their burdens, and who is & culinary artist with her luscious pies and angel food cakes, celebrates Mar. 9. To know her is to love her-may her day be filled with blessings. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Mar 4 - Free blood pressure screening. Moose lodge. Route 120, 11 a.m. Mar. 11 - Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m Mar 12 - Girl Scouts art 70 years old. All of them','>? 'Footprints in the sands of time are not made by sitting down" GOD BLESS | Parks <8 Recreation ~J Bread Baking For Beginners The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation is now taking registrations for'the Bread Baking class for beginners. This class gives a lesson in baking including all the tricks and techniques of working with yeast dough: mixing, kneading, and baking. In this class one will also learn to bake some ethnic Easter breads. The class will be held at Parkland Junior high school from 7 to 10 p.m., starting on Monday, March 15. Join Sandy Young and learn how to make those yeasty MOOSE LODGE FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY NITE OCEAN PERCH Q50 (All You Con Eat) ALSO FEATURING: LAKE PERCH HADDOCK WALLEYE PIKE SEAFOOD COMB 21 SHRIMP (Includes Salad Bar And Soup) PLUS HAMBURGERS & BUTT STEAK MEMBERS & GUESTS McHENRY MOOSE LODGE NO. 691 2816 W. RTE. 120. McHENRY 385-9770 aromas and sweet tastes of yester year. For further information on this class, call the Depart­ ment of Parks and Recreation at 344-3300. Working With Basics The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation will be offering a cooking class called "Working With Basics". "Working With Basics': is a three week proficiency course in basics of cooking and improvisations. Sandy Young will cover the preparation of crepes, souffles, and quiches with* at least two variations of ep.ch entree. ^Withia^ti)! crepe dynasty? sum variations as chicken and mushrooms in buckwheat, crepes will be made. The souffle class will present a noncollapsible souffle then expanded to include a cheese variety. Baked in an open faced pastry shell, the quiche is really just a custard in fancy dress which will also be prepared. Working With Basics will be held at Parkland Junior high school starting Monday, April. 19, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Register now and master these three basic dishes for economical, easy, and elegant dishes to add to your recipe selection. Branch Court Cases heard recently in Branch Court of the 19th Judicial Circuit include. Mark D. 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