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PAGE 4 - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JULY 13,1983 "EARL WALSH" So I Hear t Just arrived home from a Sunday tHcnic at the Lynn and Larry Lund home at Lake Summerset, Davis, Illinois. Haven't had my nap, but show must go on. '*• t • ' ' t • It would take some doing to describe the beautiful, spacious home with a jieavenly setting overlooking the peaceful lake. There was food and beverage galore as a happy, friendly crowd enjoyed the day. Some swam. Some boated. jSome like me just sat. v'l never knew that Larry has a {Selection of hats and caps, about 60 of them hang along the walls. * When I saw that, I hid my lid. • If ever there is a contest for the youngest and nicest looking grand­ mother, I will enter Lynn's name. \ A sure winner! t Bill Weyland thinks the City Series (vas All-Cubs. He doesn't believe the way the White Sox always beat his Cubs got monotonous and the series was called off. I * When the Cubs had teams that were jsupposed to be superior, all those White Sox pitchers like Ted Lyons, (Tommy Thomas and Sam Jones had Jto do was toss their gloves on the .mound. Those Cubs folded up like morning at sunset. glories I'll have to look up the records on City Series games. Josie Smith, who grew up not far from the Vales home, read about the Comiskey family once owning that property. The Smith farm was located along River Road across from the Hickory Grange - Emerald Park area. Emerald Park School was lpcated to the south and just at the bend from the Smith residence. I remember when Margaret Sutton taught in the school. Josie says Minnie Knox was also one of the teachers in the little one room institution of learning. As mentioned previously, I always think I'll pick out parts of letters, then think let 'er fly! It is easier to print the whole thing. Here we go: Dear Mr. Walsh, Perhaps you have already received thjs article about the White sox that was printed in the Chicago Catholic Keen-Ager News for Senior Citizens. in any case I do want to take this opportunity to thank you for printing my letter a while back in your column in the McHenry Plaindealer and thank you also for the added information. The response was terrific! i KISHWAUKEE VALLEY MEDICAL GROUP, S.C. 13707 W. Jackson St., Woodstock, IL 815/338-6600 Announces the Association of JOHN H. BURCAL, M.D. . i n X h e P e p a r t m e n t O f . ' , PEDIATRICS OFFICE HOURS BY APPOINTMENT LOSE > 2 ' FOR 2 LBS. LOST for a 1 LB. COST! (up to 30 pounds) '11 used to wear size 44 tops and over size 20 in pants. Today I wear a size 5 dress and size 7 pants. It's been a year and a half since Host the weight and I haven't regained a pound.f sherry • Cathcart MISTAKE PROOF No decisions to make, no constantly counting calories, no weighing or measuring foods. 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That history of the White Sox is so complete I will put it in a permanent file. I am still trying to identify some people in pictures taken at Snug Harbor. Must get those pictures back to "The Girls" up North. Here's that girl again. We seem to have something going. S.I.H.: The hot bats the Sox and Cubs are swinging these days, brings life again to the old hope for a Chicago World Series. Any day now, this will be expressed in print by some Sports Writer. Like to bet? K. Brown Betcha you are right, K. SURPRISE! Our dear editor had a birthday Friday and her co-workers surprised her with a big spread at noon. Wayne Gaylord manned the outdoor cooker, but managed to get inside for a little nourishment. (Everybody worries about him.) Heard a bang when I wait to the back room for a paper Thursday night and found Betty Smith decorating the party room. All agreed we should celebrate more birthdays. I missed the M&M Girls, Marie and Millie. Health reasons kept them away. JoAnn wasn't working that day. I missed her, too. -And, where did my little "Irish" gal go? History was made in the baseball All-Star game. Fifty years ago, Babe Ruth hit a home run in Comiskey Parte. This year John Busscher finally struck out. I won a bet from him after he papered one room with dollar bills I paid him over the years. Gene Schaefer says all he heard from National League fans was how Lee Smith, Cub pitcher, struck out Sox slugger Ron Kittle. Guess we can sum it up this way. After losing so many years, the American League got mad and put in their first team. Parks & Recreation Lifesaving Class The City of McHenry Department of Parks & Recreation will be offering a Senior Lifesaving class beginning Monday, Aug. 1. Anyone interested in being certified to be a lifeguard should sign up* for this American Red Cross program. The classes will be held at Knox park pool Monday through Friday. Class time is 10 to noon running far- two weeks. Participants must have reached their 15th birthday and will be required to swim a minimum of 500 yards at the first class. Registration for the program is now being taken at McHenry city hall, 1111 N. Green street. The registration fee includes all books and materials. Registration for this class is limited so all are encouraged to register early, register early. For further information on this lifesaving class, call the Department of Parks & Recreation at 344-3300. Moraine Hills Bike Hike The public is invited to spend the morning on the beautiful trails at nearby Moraine Hills state parte. Younger children who cannot ride their bikes to the park are also * welcome. Their bikes will be tran­ sported to the park by truck. These youngsters must report at Pearl street park for their tran­ sportation. The bike hike will be Friday, July 29, during Fiesta week. Registration will be at Pearl street park at 8 a.m. and depart at 8:30 a.m. They will be returning at Pearl street park at 1:30 p.m. Zoo Field Trip The public is invited to take a trip around the world to observe native animal groupings in their natural habitats at the Milwaukee county zoo. The City of McHenry Department of Parks & Recreation is now taking registration at city hall for this Thursday, July 28, field trip. The registration deadline for this trip is Friday, July 22. The fee for this field trip includes the ticket and transportation to the zoo. The bus will be leaving city hall at 10:30 a.m. and returning at 5:30 p.m. All registration is on a first come, first serve basis and open to all ages (children 6 and under must be ac­ companied by an adult). Join the new Yurika Foods program that's sweeping the country. Save 25- 40% on selected food items you regularly buy. Opportunity to build a substantial second income. 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Busse, at right, view new entrance sign to Fox Ridge with two members of the Fox Ridge Women's club, Brenda Litt, left, and Julie Logan. The elnb recently purchased two signs marking the entrances to the Fox Ridge community. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Johnsburg Final Honor Roll Following is the last quarter honor roll just released at Johnsburg high school. FRESHMEN Perfect 4.0 - Kim Abell, Kathy Beitz, Patti Butler, Laura Oeffling and Tammy Wettstein. 3.5 - Kevin Beitz, Cary Bruce, Tom Buccelli, Brian Dunivan, Felicia Hogan, Stephen Kunzweiler, Cindy Lane, Scott Lehman, Tom Maiorca, Kelly Quinlan, Sue Russell, Fareen Shedbalker, Amy Vayo, and Tony Zaremba. 3.0 - Mark Bartman, Linda Bart- mann, Bob Bentz, John Biederman, Sandy Bogacz, Nicole Burnett, Sheila Chernak, Victoria DuBeau, William Dust, Debbie Gahlbeck, Larry Gib­ son, Troy Hetz, Beverly Hiller, Dorothy Hovseth, David Huemann, Jill Jurik, Tim Krodel, Dennis Leary, Debra Linn, Arlet Mann, Mary Marulewski, Mary Neumann, Jason Perry, Kim Pollock, Kim Powell, Tim Shine, Jeff Straulin, Scott Terry, Randy Thiel, Michelle Weber, Richard Wright, and Diane Ziolkowski. SOPHOMORES ' Perfect 4.0 - Cynthia Swinford, Ray Tantillo, and Debbie Tvaroh. 3.5 - Ed Foster, Lisa Hartigan, William Kilcoyne, Robert Kretz- schmar, Mark Majercik, Mike Majercik, Bob Prosen, Sheryl Scavo, Patti Schmitt, Mark Schoenherr, Robert Slack, Ralph Stark, and Bernard Wharton. 3.0 - Carrie Boike, Mike Dodge, Mark DuRei, Mark Dumelle, Mary Dvorak, David Gagnon, John Gallagher, Michelle Glogowski, David Hanamoto, David Heil, Kelly Kegal, Lisa Kelly, Tim Koeller, Amy Lane, Kim Loesch, Laura Long, Cris May, Tom Meehan, Rick Miller, Mike Nederhouser, Jeff Nichols, James Owen, David Quinn, Kerry Rauhut, Tom Springer, Michael Steffens, Bob Stermer, Rich Thayer, Jody Turner, Lora Zielke, and Mark Zvonar. JUNIORS Perfect 4.0 - Kathy Butler, Joseph Majercik, Richard Schaller, Ken Schoenig, and Scott Tvaroh. 3.5 - Michelle Arnolde, Kim Bentz, Tony Ciura, Alicia Evertsen, Amy Johnson, Loreen Klein, David Lind- berg, Richard Michels, Shelly Miedzianowski, Wayne Peisert, Kim Pieper, Maria Schroeder, Michelle Swartzloff, Lisa Thoren, and Kathy Wester. 3.0 - Jim Bentz, Paul Beran, Lisa Carlson, Mary Ann Christie, Marcia Crump, Terri Eichhorn, Robin Espy, Jane Gasiorowski, Bryan Giddens, Michelle Hancock, Jerry Harker, Kelly Hart, Kathy Hartjes, Theresa Hauck, Trisha Herigodt, Wendi Huemann, Gail Jakubicek, Jeff Jayko, Wayne Kollenkark, Dawn Lameka, Scott Loesch, Richard Mack, Jim Olekszy, Michelle Pat­ terson, Janette Ready, Brian Siudak, Jane Smid, Rhonda Thayer, Philip Thennes, Tom Walczynski, and Jill Zenner. • *8 | ' f SENIORS, rw. Perfect 4.0 - Diane Heard, Paul Metzger, Lori Nichols, Terri Olenick, Ruth Pflug, and Joan Pierce. 3.5 - Sherri Bruce, Cheryl Burkhardt, Sandi Connerty, Sherry Groves, Thomas Huemann, Jeffrey Jurik, Steven Kalsch, Jim Leon, John Nett, Dave Ponte, Gina Rittorno, and Debbie Swinford. 3.0 - Matthew Anderson, Daniel Barroso, Eric Bear, Dawn Birkhoff, John Borowski, Lisa Boyer, Kim Clark, Renee Eichhorn, John Hen- drixson, Sherri Higgins, Michelle Horton, Jennifer Jantzen, Dan Kierman, Jerry Kuznicki, Sue Lane, Steven Mack, Fred McClellan, Scott McClory, Cathy McMillan, Kathryn Moe, Shawn Mondl, Rena Mullen, Anne Nowicki, Jane Pecucci, Toni Rendo, Carol Schmidt, Laura Schratt, Stacy Schroeder, Thomas Selof, Michael Sheehy, Paul Swoboda, Bridget Thome, Donna Warp, Paula Wroblewski, and Lawrence Zuley. From the creators of FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, GODSPELL, PIPPIN and ZORBA, a show that soars with music and flies on wings of affection. WoodFest a summer celebration of the American musical at the Woodstock Opera House x the midwest premiere of a major musical July 6--September ll music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz liox Office (813) 338^^ K) Vfed-Msstefcarti tonpM Group Dtoourto book by Joseph Stein. directed by PauiLazams An exquisitely restored historic theatre, an hour's drive or less from most Chicago area locations. Partormance Schedule: Eveninga/Thuradays. Fridays, Saturdays: 1:15 p.m. Sundays, 6:15 p.m. Matinees/VWsdnasdays, Thursdays, Fridays: 1:30 p.m. Saturdays: 2:00 p.m. $