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PAGE4-PLA1V K - FRIDAY, JULV J, 1982 LARL WALSH So I Hear After my cqNrtaci of paBMhtyedNfsCM|et m off to the program the highway death toU ot The motel ring oo my cat the burner and I woo held. Thought for a while I They mode mo pockets while oa ficer etc etood by. "•i'i ®y I pooce of- Wo hevembaod Bob Blaney. Now theflrapevlae (Mm. Don Gorsted) telle oo- he hoe been off He feet. Hope he isn't off hie food. We aloo loom that "Friendly Bob" is bonnrlni back. That's good i 500 for the Fireworks deaths are bat injuriee Political Corner On the good news aide* thoumnds of people hnd o big time ph-lniilLlng. Sow o picture of o sack-race and didn't know the gome woo still in "Biff Meyer sends s clipping pertaining the fallen Cubs and Sox. That was nice. He usually Just shows the Sox in s lailspin On the sheet there appears a cannon with a BOOM! and the cannon ball falling harmlessly to the ground. Kinda clever. BIFF BOOM BAH! Watching the Wimbledon tennis Why do those ployon, », walk around with thi even the match winners, down? The more I see listings of rerune on TV the less I worry about repeetore In this column. Nothing disturbs me oo much as having a shoestring brook when I am in a hurry. It's enough to make o <fellow sey "darn". James F it/gerald Unlicpns^d Assistant • t When is grief too severe? Severity of grief Is defined by intensi­ ty. duration, and Interference with daily living. II Is normal to be very upset following the loss of a loved one. Anger, guilt, deprrssion, confusion, disbelief and disrupted eating or sleep­ ing patterns are all natural and to be expected. But. when these feelings become so Intense that they stop or seriously Interfere with your ability to take care of iin(>ortant matters you may be having an abnormal reaction. If alter six months to a year you are still experiencing Intense grief you may need help. Severe and prolonged grief does not go away by Itself. Spare your­ self excessive pain and seek profes­ sional counseling. ren »SI9 Wi-sl l ltn Slr.-fl M< I l. nrv Illinois MJOtt) (HIS) W> 241*) »yr/« CONSUMER ^CHECKLIST Service Tip If you are considering buying a new refrigera- tor or freezer, you may want the Association of Home Appliance Manu­ facturer's AHAM's Di­ rectory of Certified Re­ frigerators and Freezers which lists comparative ratings. A HAM also has a directory of Certified Room Air Conditioners. If your dealer doesn't have copies, you can purr chase them for 30* each from AHAM, 20 N. Wacker Dr., Chicago, 111.60606. A couple of wsgks ago it seemed the corn would never bo knee high by the Fourth of July. Moot of it covers the knees and more. Going to church Sunday remarked to Ahrino that I probably bo one of two moo coots. Before wo got out of the car wa the Fd Bnnahtts mni* sura was wowing a coot. And o hot! Since fete boo function through the humor has come times. "DoorSI.IL: "Along with items of McHenry gossip soft to o relative. Time Capoule. "Back tho 'Was-Sol Hoar beiw included in the info on the Nothing in ty.' end noteworthy.' end of quote. 'Go on end gloot - well earned taken me to many theyOars,sseneeof e to my reecue at One time I met o Mend at a club meeting where I was a member, but an infrequent caller. Set he, "Whet the hell are you doing here?" "Just going by and smelted food oo I stopped in , was my reply. Ho had no idee I woo o fellow member. Another time, I accepted on in­ vitation to attend a luncheon and o lady quootloned my attendance. The queetion only iwwood me oo I sot down and put oway o few calories. You don't turn down an invitation to dine with a group. Con also recall another time when a good friend expreooed surprise to see me in the group. "Faithfully, "K. Brown Dear K: It is real nice of you to relay that meoooge from your relative. Am sure I know that relative. There has been a conspiracy going on in Ye Okie Plaindeeler office to accidentally misplace your letter. They ore afraid my Ego will break loooe. No worry about that. By the time the capeule is opened, SIH will be long gone and forgotten. But, os long as I have your permioeion, I'll gloot with the quote. SIH The Seottle Mariners have o shortstop nsmed McHenry. Suppoee they coll him Colonel. The Fourth of July hoopla la over and now we can oettle down and try to figure out what day it io-- Seems like we hod two Sundays. On the bod news side, they are Have no idee why I was entered in a fat men's race at a Forester picnic in Conway's Woods some years ago. I looked over the group mid thought it would be o breeze. « Bending over to get s good start like a sprinter getting off the blocks, I took off test. That is, test for about three stepe before both legs cramped. End of race. i reception i held at Bone's for Democratic itorial candidate Darlene Degenhardt of the M district and Democratic candMbte lor State Rep Frank McCtetchoy of the Mrddbtrict. The 190 eome gnosis In attendance heard speechss by both of the csn- (fidates who spoke on iooueo which are o concern to the area such as Illegal aliene, unemployment, education and the need lor incroaoed tourism In die Chain O Lakes area. Current'State Rep Thomas J. Hanahan, who is retiring this term after IS yeers of service, wes the honored Missionary Visits Assembly . . • Of God Church On Sunday The McHenry Flaindealer (uses sss-mi n m Ml J W#*S ItfflttfMt PVHI* nsmem PwM»tl»41 vary Wlfelitoi S fridf m McHatwy. WlMta *•<•*4 CI--«>«•'•!• hup - mmm*r '• ky McMCMtV FUMNMNO COMPANY POSTMASTIR M mMtmi cl»»«f» It HkWwrf MilM SlmM. WkHewi WtweteWM tub«rtfc.r, m»nn< H pwiMl I n*tk. M t4 mi- 4t--» *m Tlx McH--ff H»III<»«III. Mil W> llw> St.. MtHawrf. W. MSSS. A fctortin *4 mm umiHi Irmm »i)lnNn ml • nAiiHpWn «MN km mtit whmtm m chwift m4 m44tm*% It pwiriM IkiMfh dw Nil Offta* Thomas C. MilUr-Publi»h«r Ad«U Frochlich-KdHer fltonrb Winning iittospaptr MKMSER NATIONAL NOWSTAPIR ASOCIATION susscetrrtON SATIS 1 Y.«r $U SO In McMwn I Y*«r $14.00 Ow»«l<« HkHmmty AIR CONDITIONING SALEI CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER Buy now and oavc 2 ways: • Low Prc-aeaaon Prices - Year *Round Savings Starting at $1150" INSTALLED call for a free •stlmato <Sâ yoUrWgyaffK Buch Bros. Pbg. t Htg. 3012 W*ft Rt«. 120 Mcttonry.ll. (815)385-5300 THE REV. KENNETH BARICKMAN "Many people think work is dull. They live for vscstions and days off so they can do what they really want to do. But I consider my job s privilege. What could be more exciting and important than telling people who hove never heard of Christianity, about Jesus Christ?" claims the Rev. Kenneth Barickman, an AaaembUea of God missionsry to Senegal. Mr. Barickman will be spooking ot a special service Sunday, July 11, at 6 p.m. at Maranatha Assembly of God church, 1309 Court street, McHenry, the Rev. Larry Thompson, psstor, hss announced. While in Senegal, Mr. Barickman will be living among primitive tribee. Many of thcoe tribal people speak dialects in which no translation of the Bible has been made. Mr. Bar- cikman's assignment is to translate portions of the Bible into theee languages. He will also establish churches in villages where no church hss previously existed. The training of Christian workders and pastors for theee churches will be Mr. Bsrick- man's responsibility as well. Located on the west coast of Africa's bulge into the Atlantic ocean, Senegal, about the sloe of South Dakota, bos few natural resources. Most of the country consists of hot, dry ssvanno with light, low-fertility sofl. The north io a semi-deeert, while the south is forested end riees to a height of 1,315 foot above see level. - The people of Senegal are poor, and few can read or write. Moot of them are fsrmers. Due to s Berber invasion around A.D. 100, 00 percent of the population followe tho lolamic religion. As Senegal woo once port of French Weet Africia, the official language of the country is French. Prior to receiving miosionory ap­ pointment, Mr. Barickman was the associate pastor of First Assembly of God, S tree tor, 111. Previous to thet position be wss a counoeior ot the Teen Challenge center in Denver, Colorado. Recently, Mr. Barickman participated in the Jungle Training camp held by the Wycliffe Bible Translators in Chiapaa, Mexico. He has experience in writing, producing, end distributing Christian evangelistic literature, aloo. Significant sspects of the culture of the Senegslese all who snd needs tribesmen will sttend Sunday's invited. public is High Quality; Low Prices! jmflUBBI to I IfKTHA RCA Albums & Cassuttus 6.57 A caasottea 7.27 itfmuaa TOTO CUiUMUU a H OA if WAV Pictured Kama Only. ^ {<- • > (, 7.97 •TOP TIM" 1. JANS FONDA/WORKOUT RSCORD O. JUICI NOWTONfOUlUT LIBS T. NSIL OIAMONDMS ONBATIST NITS 7. LOYMSOVJMT LUCKY 3. AOVAL PNILNANNIONICINOOKBO J* ON CLASSICS •• 4. ALABAISAMOUNTAIN MUSIC . .. ~ 5. TNS OAKMOOS BOYSJOOeaiS SUB JOA» JVTTN LOVS ROCK PRICES EFFECTIVE Fridsy thru Tuasday, July 9 thru 13, 1982 Dally 9 to 9 10 to 9 rife* Rt 47 li Club Road 4400 W. Rta. 180 CONGRATULATIONS 75th YR -FOX LAXl JOIN OUR P A R A D E S U N D A Y JULY 11TH GOV THOMPSON WILL BE mn5Sa?WK?lA Farming Receipts Some things never change. Cash receipts from terming hit s record $130.4 billion in 1000, up 3 pet. from a year earlier, double the total of only 8 years earlier. And the nation's top 10 agricultural statea accounted for 53 percent of that total - much as they have in previous years. The top 10 states were, in order: California, $13.5 billion; Iowa, $10.0 billion; Texaa, 10.0 billion; Illinois, $7.9 billion; Minneeote, $0.3 billion; Nebraska, $0.1 billion; Kanoas, $0.0 billion; Wiaconsin, $4.7 billion; In­ dians, $4.5 billion; snd Missouri, $4.1 billion. In 1070, it wss the same ten, but Miaaouri ranked 0th, Indiana, 10th that year. BUDDY'S WORKSHOP Old Tooth Brush Cleans Corners Whea I cteaa «y khchea cables*, I take al the froa the m«lvw, vase-- tbaNwhmiaaO Hue elps with a daaip doth. This OOM a good Job. TbaHpsbshrw arte problsai.slBcelcae'twechtbssiaasBirwIlbibsvecaeei. Sum I caa't ite gst all the UBIII parttdes of HM, coca nwal, ale., eat efdtoeenws. What de yee seesslT An old tooth brash will do a good job. You can also take a small whisk brook and trim on both sides until you have a tapered edge that you can work into the comers. You can do the same thing with a small paint brash by cut­ ting bristles from each skle. What Is a lag screw? Lag screws are used to make wood joints when you can't bore through and secure with a nut. The lag screw has a square head so that it may be inserted into a pre- hored hole and tightened with a wrench. I say a paiat trash Is a paint brash. My Mead says dif­ ferent patats cad for different brashes, b be right? Brushes are selected according to type of point used and size of the area to be painted. Oil based paints call for enamel and varnish brushes. Water-thinned paints are best used with calcimine brushes. Ask your paint store manager for specifics. SI ALI JMM L IR BLOVSIS um SPORTSWEAR ON SALEI soil W. HI*. ISS I f