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PAGE 19 - PLAINDF ALER - FRIDAY. JUNE 19.1163 Crowd At McHenty Day A crowd of 250 visitors to the McHonry County Historicol museum sot o rocord for attendance for the observance of McHonry day. Mayor Joseph B. Stanek spoke briefly, followed by remarks on the early history of McHonry by Earl R. Walsh, former city clerk. Photos of earlier days brought to the museum by area residents attracted much attention as did antique articles donated earlier, which were marked for the special day with red stars. Nancy Fike, museum curator, from McHonry, welcomed the crowd and expressed her pleasure at the interest shown. She said it was the most successful effort to date and would not have been possible without the effort and cooperation of people like Adele Froehlich, Plaindealer editor, and Earl Walsh. Roman Bauer Inspects a display case of musical items, STAFF PHOTOS/WAYNE GAYLORD Musical selections, including several by a McHenry county composer, were sung by Mary Ann Wegener and Bill Weber as part of the program. Earl Walsh livens up the crowd of visitors with some early history of the city of McHenry. A family views old Gannon log cabin from the early days of the county. Water Safety Urged This Summer what might be or might become a dangerous water situation, wear a PFD," Bernardi urged. The Coast Guard and Underwriters Laboratories spokesmen point out that newer PFDs are comfortable and stylish and come in bright colors for easy sighting in the water. They also note that PFDs should be selected to the person's size and weight. "The old-fashioned 'Mae West' is gone. A personal flotation device is just that; personal. Pick one like you'd pick a jacket, for fit and comfort and for your weight. Except you're not just picking a jacket; you're picking "a friend for life", Bernardi said. PFDs tested by Underwriters Laboratories to Coast Guard specifications carry U.S Coast Guard and UL markings. including James Ashbaugh, Helen Golbeck, Dewey "Bud" Lytle, Michael O'Connor, and Joan Syer. Each spoke on their roles and the responsibilities of the departments in their respective divisions. In outlining the functions of hospital administration, Ms. O'Malley em­ phasized the importance of the clergy in the overall structure of hospital services. Clergy attending from the McHenry area included: Father James Gaynor, Father Stanley Ryzner, and Sister Eleanor King, St. Mary of the Assumption Catholic church; Reverend Herman Graef, Zion Lutheran church; Reverend Linda Misewicz-Perconti, Mount Hope Methodist church; Reverend Thomas Lowery, First United Methodist church; the Reverend Mr. Jerry Tobin, St. John the Baptist Catholic church, Johnsburg. Other guests involved in the pastoral care program included Betty McKillip, Crystal Lake, Father Johnson, Cary, Karen Kent, McHenry, and Mary Jo Di Domenico, Schaumburg. ALLYOUR 'Large Geranium Tubs reg 15.00. •Small Geranium Tubs reg. 10.00. •Clematis Plants reg. 4.25 •Asparagus Fern pot, reg. i.65 •Tuberous Begonia for shade, 4- pot, reg. 1.65 •Strawberries 12 Plant Pocks REG. 3.25... IWW^00 •Vegetable Plants reg. 190. iww$l30 ^ 1 One Doz. Tomatoes, Cabbage. Cauliflower, Broccoli, Brussel Sprouts, Peppers, Eggplant Y •Potted Tomato Plants.... REG. 55' Better Boys & Early Girls AfllllE STORY THUTBYITIOHAPPBL THE PRODIGAL PLANET, in two pans, is a continuation of the prophecy series-8 followup of A THIEF IN THE NIGHT, A DISTANT THUNDER, and IMAGE OF THE BEAST. It is a story of people caught between time and Eternity. larK IV Pictures---. i HRS: Mon.-Fri. I am-7 pm Saturday • am-5:30 pm Sunday 9 am-2 pm Sale Dates Effective Wed., June 8-Sun., June 12