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J 1 PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 22,1982 EARL WALSH So I Hear to see us, then pooper-scooper. hand them a When traffic is heavy in McHenry and you want to make a left turn, forget it., Go around the block. I never see the dogs, but they leave their calling cards. If I knew the owners, I would invite them to come HANSON SIZES 1/16" fhru' 1/4' J3 Great for Pro £ Home Handyman L Drill Minder - 13 PIECE DRILL SET with Dispenser Stands up on the job or clip# ia^lectric drill cord for fa suitor age. ( 6016l\ V20103/ 6^ •T* COMPACT 13 High speed Steel thrills ^rom "Zeke's" Scrapbook: Give some men an inch and their wives won't give them any more desserts. Anger makes men witty, but keepS them poor. (Frances Bacon) Only the guy^who isn't rowing has time to rock the boat. A loafer is the guy who tries to make both weekends meet. A sweet letter from my friend John Looze followed my reply in this space concerning graphaphones. He dies hard! Of course, I will be forever grateful for the ad he sent showing a handy walking cane that opens to an instant seat anywhere. That might be just the thing to take when shopping with my better half. To emphasize the usefulness, Jdhn circled this with ted ink--"supports over 300 lbs." That should be adequate. When they advertise pills doctors recommend most, I wonder what doctors. --And isn't it soothing to hear about one pain killer that dissolves in your stomach 30 seconds faster than its nearest competitor? After you have suffered a couple of hours with a headache, what's another 30 seconds. A plate of shrimp takes my fancy, but don't sutff 'em for my taste. The U. of I. may have some kind of football team this year. We predicted they would hit stride in their third game , not realizing that Syracuse was the third. Swamping them Saturday may mean the Illini are ready to roll on to the Rose Bowl. Sat in our easy chair Saturday night and watched the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame beat Michigan 23 to 17T This was the first night game at Notre Dame. They don't need lights to fill the^tadium so it is as plain as the nose onyour face that increased TV revenue isr the answer. One writer said it was an idea advanced by the Michigan coach. I dunno. Hope the N.D.. parking lot was well lighted. We have seen people sear­ ching frantically for their cars in broad daylight. Suppose there never was a football game where somebody didn't leave their tickets on the piano. • Met a young man who knows a lot about feeding birds. Should have asked his name. One thing he told me is that blue jays will feast on peanuts in the shell. I know they are tough birds, but didn't know they would break the shells. Bird feeding time is drawing near so it behooves us to get ready for the busy winter. I call it feeding the livestock. Mrs. Ray (Betty) Smith phoned Sunday night to invite us down to the Fox Hole where preparations were under way for another of those famous fish fry treats. Anglers like George Rodenkirk, Ray Smith, Tom Sutton and their wives, have a private spot where they catch blue gills, then bring them to Fox Hole "Red" for his special treatment. Bob Blake (eating, but not fishing on this occasion; and Larry Nimsgern (missing). they taste better than a banquet. Dorothy Noonan kept setting those bluegills in front of us until it seemed we would be there for breakfast. George Rodenkirk brought in 71 fish and numbers 70 and 7 said they ed I atfe . In a final/note, let me report that Bob Adapts attended a Christmas party Saturday night. On Donder, on Blitzen! Can New Year's Eve be far away? There are an estimated 52 million dogs and 36 million cats in the U.S. County Coin Show Oct. 17 The annual McHenry County Qoin show will be held Sunday, Oct. 17, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at T.C. Spirit's in Crystal Lake. Admission is free, as well as free appraisals. There will be 32 dealers to buy, sell or trade coins with people. T.C. Spirit's (formerly Martinetti's) is located about a mile off Rt. 31 on U.S. 14 (Northwest highway). Guests are welcome at club meetings, the fourth Monday night of each month, from 7 to 10 p.m. The club meets at the Crystal Lake American Legion, Oak and Woodstock streets. LAKEMOOR-LILYMOOR AREA Margaret Koras 385-4934 Invite Boys To Cub Scouts Peggy Fritz extends an invitation to boys 8 to 10 years old in our com­ munity, to become Cub Scouts. Pack 162 has openings. Giving the youngsters a chance to join with others in learning how to be good citizens and how to help others while developing their own skills, are some of the goals of scouting. Call 385-8461 for information or to register your son. Man, that's eatin! Whatever "Red" does to those fish ^ Duck Tape?! Aluminized Cloth FULL A-600 42904 60 YARDS An Energy Conservation Product STRONG • WATERPROOF STICKY . 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How long is one fathom? 8. When is the period in life call senescence? 9. What was the gross public debt of the U.S. in 1950? 10.What wm th« om«c public debt of the U.*S. in 1 9 7 9 i T« WW SURPRISE! When a party is a surprise for the recipient and an almost surprise for the planner, everyone is really sur­ prised. Dick Mumma was in Nashville Sept. 2, which was his birthday. He was a bit unhappy having to be away from home, with just a phone call from wife Cheryl to honor his day. His family too, missed his not being with them. Cherie listened to the sermon in church on Sunday the 5th, with the message that by hesitating and not making a commitment, one would have regrets. Dick's birthday came to mind; result was that telephone calls were made and a surprise birthday party was arranger for Sunday af­ ternoon. Among those wishing Dick hap­ piness were children Stephen, Christopher, Scott and Missy, Cherie's mom and dad Alma and Bud Hueckstaedt, Laurie, Mike and Patti Hertel, Doc and Patty Roberts and family, affd Roger and Sandy Hunt and sons. It is not often that everyone in­ cluding the nosless, has a surprise party that's fun for all, even the un- -iwpeettng birthday person: • -'it. 1. Galileo, in 1609. 2. The Chesapeake Bay. 3. September 24, 1789, by an act of Congress.' 4. Calvin Coolidge. 5. Delaware. 6. A unit by which the loudness of sound is measured. 7. Six feet. 8. Just before the period ft senility. 9. $257,357,352,351. 10.J826,519,0%, 841. Courthouso Squirts p -n THE MOST COMMON FORM OF CAR SICKNESS IS WHAT HAPPENS EACH MONTH WHEN ~TH£ PAYMENT COMES DUE I NEW FACES AT CENTER Julia Kraus, volunteer receptionist at the senior citizen meeting place, reports that more residents are able to walk to the center now that it is located at 1304 Park street in McHenry. The doors are open week­ days from 11:30 to 2:30, and reser­ vations for the tasty lunch should be made at least one day in advance. Call 385-8260 to make a reservation. LADIES NIGHT The Lily Lake Ladies League me't last Wednesday for an evening of bunco and fellowship at the Lakemoor Municipal building. Julia Kraus won first prize, Sophie Paterson second, Ann. Brzezinski boobyv and Connie O'Rourke special. Helen Para was the hostess for this meeting and the previous one. Her attractive and tasty refreshments are always enjoyed by the ladies. BIRTHDAY TIME James Mentzer and Jessica Jones both of Lilymoor, celebrate their birthdays Sept. 22. Sept. 25 is B day for Lorene Martin, Emma Gray and Bud Hueckstaedt.. 'Wonder what special surprise wife Alma has cooked up for Bud? Read about it in the Oct. 6 column. Two young ladies will celebrate their birthdays Sept. 26. Tracy Bonesz will be starting her teed years and Letty Guevara of Lilymoor is just about there. Elmer Krumweide of Fritzsche Estates also adds a year that Sunday. _ Shelly Cray's birthday is the 27th, which is also Michael Hertel's day. Bobby Charsha will be receiving happy birthday wishes from his parents Tracy and Bob and sister Angie on the 28th of September. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sept. 23 - Lakemoor Village meeting, 8 p.m. at the Municipal building. Sept. 23 - McHenry Nunda Library Board of trustees open meeting, 7 p.m. at the Library on Lily-Lake road. Oct. 4 - Lilymoor association, 7:30 p.m. 1008 N. Dale. Oct. 5 - Last day for voter registration. Call 385-8707 or 344-1909 for appointments. Oct. 7 - Free blood pressure screening, Senior Citizen Meet and Eat Center, 1304 Park St. in McHenry. "Children may not inherit parents' talents, but will absorb their values." GOD BLESS 400 At Annual Shamrock Picnic The first annual picnic, sponsored by the Shamrock club of Twin Lakes, was held although rain clouds hovered above. Over 400 Irish-Americans arrived on the picnic grounds wearing their brightest smiles and their brightest green. The next general membership meeting will take place Tuesday, Sept. 28, at St. John's Community center in Twin Lakes at 8 p.m. The Shamrock club of Twin Lakes is a non- political, r.cn profit making organization with a current membership of over 230 people. Club lTitefftftership extends from McHenry,' Lake and Cook counties in Illinois to Walworth, Kenoslla and Racine counties in Wisconsin. For membership information call Larry Coffey at 414-877-26%. BOY SCOUT Cub Pack 162 Cub Scout Pack 162 is already off to a good starts Registration night at the local schools was very successful, and plans are being made to assure an exciting and fun filled year %r all Scouts and their families. For the September pack meeting an ice cream social is planned. It will be a good opportunity to meet other parents, new Scouts and Scout leaders. Because the economy has touched all lives in many ways, the scouting organization would like to help defray the cost of a new uniform by asking all those Scouts who have either outgrown or are not using their uniforms to consider donating them to Pack 162. They would be appreciated and put to good use. Anyone wishing to donate their uniform should call Mrs. Kruetzer, 385-3080 or Mrs. Hoff, 385 0309. DUE TO THE TREMENDOUS RESPONSE WE ARE EXTENDING OUR SAIE ! SEPTEMBER ENTIRE STOCK 20%,.60° bOFF SUGG. RETAIL L A R G E S E L E C T I O N O F P I C T U R E S A V A I L A B L E ' ! A L L O U R F U R N I T U R E I S W O O D N O P L A S T I C S O R S I M U L A T I O N S m«itt:ni;Y Home itak'niKhiHUtt I n «> V »» That To Save fou Monpv AF USE OUR LAfAWAV 185 82tX) 4618* RT[ i?o fREE SETUP McHFNRY ILL & DELIVERY HOURS MON & [Ri 9 9 TUtS WED THUBS & SAI 9 6 SUN 12 5