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-if wmt} • - PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, MAY 27.1983 "EARL WALSH So I Hear Dear Mr. Walsh: Ray and I attended the "McHenry Pay" at Tarpon Springs for the first time this year. It certainly was an enjoyable day, seeing and visiting with lots of old friends. I thought you might like to have this picture of June and Don Hoenes. Best regards, Bea Hughes irfBea: I am pleased to hear from you and to get the picture. It is a prize. Somebody once told me you and Ray wefe touring all over the United States. I'll bet Ray found good fishing down there in Georgia. "McHenry Day" is now a big event in Florida. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your mention of the Plaindealer and this column. Modesty made me delete that P.S. Best wishes, S.I.H. When McHenry was a Saturday HONOR YOUR DECEASED WAR VETERANS for Memorial Day FREE AMERICAN FLAGS We will provide any friend or family member with a flag to decorate the grave , of a loved one. i Stop by our funeral hoine between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday thru Friday George R. Justen and Son Funeral Home ' 3519 W. Elm Si. • McHenry (815)385-2400 - CONSUMER \/CHEGKUST Lawn Care For a lush lawn that is the envy of the neighbor­ hood, remember the root system absorbs moisture and nutrients and grows in proportion to the he­ ight of the grass. The longer the grass, the deeper the root system. Grass should be cut at a height of about 2 inches. Avoid cutting more than a third of the grass blade in any one mowing. night town, barber shops didn't close until 8 o'clock. That's when they locked the door and pulled down the shades. Of course, the barbers had to suffer with their bunions for another hour to clear the deck. Some men were getting spruced up for Sunday. Young fellows got a close shave with fetching lotions, slapped on their chops before calling on their lady loves. Some barber shops had tubs in the back room where working men came Pick your best blanket values save up to / Yes! Every blanket is now on sale at Spurgeon's - nothing's hejd back. Use our FREE Layaway Plan or your charge card . . . b u t d o n ' t m i s s t h i s o n c e - a - y e a r Cover-Up Sale - get your favorites while they last. Sale ends June 12th! Example: Exquisite Brook Garden by Chatham. Tracery floral on poly/acrylic with rich nylon binding. Machine wash, tumble dry. Choice of colors: peach or brown. 72x90" size, reg. $12, 9.57 -- * -- -- -- _ « • _ Family Hairstyling Center 385-4520 Monday thru Friday 8 to 8 Saturday 8 to 3 m £ ft. • •a" Don and June Hoenes advertise McHenry with their T-shirts. On Don's shirt are the words, "Where in the Hell is McHenry?" answered by the back of Jane's shirt, "6 Miles from Volo". in for their weekly baths. A tub of hot water cost 15 cents. . . . • . Will Rogers once said they went to town on Saturday nights to watch the shaves. Long years ago, I went in to get a shave on Saturday night in a small town and had to wait an hour and a half. The cost of the shave was 15 cents, but no charge for all the sparkling conversation by old timers who came in from the hills. Enjoy our home-style atmosphere and bmflRTiNyJ delightful cuisine four times in one month^ and become a "Captain". For further details ask your hosts, Leah ou 2^£tA£t<7£ C7c> Jl3c Daily 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 6 Sunday 10 to 5 spurgeons zr js One time in more recent years, the one and only John Dreymiller put a lot of sticky shampoo on my hair after the haircut. ' .r V .. • ' ; * 'mmm That brought a burst out of me -- "What the hell are you doing?" - u • mmm Said John, "You asked for a haircut and shampoo". Oh, no! I asked for a haircut and shave, too. But, John had me where he wanted me and refused to rinse the gook out of my hair until I agreed to pay. We had many humorous tiffs through the years. Never a dull moment. \ ~~ ' When Dreymiller and Lee Kercher were partners in the shop next to Vycital's hardware (south), you had to have your guard up all the time. One time Lee decided to quit bar- bering and opened a nickel beer joint in'a portion of the building. Lee burst into the shop one day when I was getting my curly locks clipped, gave me the wink andstarted one of the darndest sham battles of all time. Lee claimed I was in his beer joint the night before and nearly wrecked his place, throwing mugs all over the place and causing his customers to head for safety. He professed to want me to pay for the damage. ' m*m . <V After the sham battle was over, Lee stomped Out. Dreymiller had a barber who claimed to have come from a big city. He swallowed the whole "battle" . and assured me I could do the same thing in a big city and nobody would ever hear of it. Very consoling. Then, he told John that he would have to keep Lee out of the shop or lose all his business. 1 • Such tricks and goings-on could only happen in McHenry. Barber shops saw a big change when boyish bobs for the girls came into style. The invasion on men's territory didn't last long. There were no electric clippers. At one time it was in vogue to singe the ends of your hair. ' Thinking of their customers welfare and making a sale, barbers would recommend certain tonic to promote growth. , It was Frank Kempfer's German tonic, Buno, that wrecked me. Most of it ran down the back of my neck where the growth is still good. n«>? art of it. As c«rs say, "Don't go There is more to come. " But, this is a big enough load for one issue. Missionary At W-- i'k Alliance Church On Sunday, May 29, the guest speaker at the Alliance church will be the Rev. Ron Mangin, a missionary to the Philippines home on furlough. The Rev. Mangin and his wife, Beth, at­ tended Nyack college in New York and he graduated froin Alliance Theological seminary. The Rev. Mangin Ws assistant pastor at the Christian ahd Missionary Alliance church in Uniontown, Penn. .prior to leaving for service in the Philippines. The Mangins were assigned in 1978 to the city or Bacolod on Negros Island, which has a population of 300,000. This was a totally new area for the Christian ahd Missionary Alliance. They had to first learn the Slonggo language and then plant a church. God brought many people into ®eir^path and in April, 1981, a church was eventually organized. The Rev. Mangin then pastored this church until a national could take­ over. "Much of our ministry," says thev Rev. Mangin, "has been evangelism through home Bi|>hp studies and personal disciplesbip.v The Mangins left the Philippines last July. Following their furlough, they plan to return in August. < They have three children, Andy, Joel, Ross. Pastor Gerald Robertson and the congregatioh of the Alliance church invite everyone to join with them Sunday, May 29, at 11 a.m. to hear about the work being done in the P h i l i p p i n e s t o s p r e a d t h e G o s p e l o f . Jesus Christ. *3? ' " That was the TV a: away So long. I have places to go and things to do. . Computer Camp Opens June Registration continues through this week for the Johnsburg Summer Computer camp. The camp is being operated by Johnsburg Community School District 12 and will be held at Johnsburg high school. Students who will be in grades 3 through 12 in the fall and who reside in the Johnsburg school district are eligible to register. An elementary section, a junior high section and a high school section will all operate simultaneously. The Johnsburg computer camp will provide students with a highly in­ dividualized introduction to the computer. Students will be allowed to progress at their own speed. Classes will meet for two and one- half hours a day for three weeks. All students will be using the school district's Apple II computers. Session I a.m. runs from June 13- July 1, 8:30-11 a.m.; Session I p.m. runs from June 13-July 1, 12-2:30 p.m.; Session II a.m. runs from July 11-29,8:30-11 a.m.; and Session II p!h\. iiiiis1 from July 11-29, 12-2;30p.Tn. There is still space available in each section. „ . 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