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PAGE 4 • PI AINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JULY 27.1S83 "EARL WALSH" or n* m V.;1 bi b(.' sr . Is Sr», n J?r- -ho So I Hear Many Hurt In Area Crashes You can say I chickened out, called it off or whatever you like, but I didn't go to thajtCub game on Thursday. Listening to the radio at breakfast time, I heard the temperature was going to hit 100 degrees. That did it! So - I sat in our air conditioned living room and watched the game on TV. Katie lived on the Ed Sutton farm. She arranged for me to visit the school. I had taken quite a fancy to Margaret, who later became Sister Mary St. Bride BVM (Robert reminds me). Twelve children were born to Robert J. and Bridget Knox Sutton. Those were different days. an Frankly, I was afraid to spend an afternoon in that heat. Haven't been out in the sun much (especially since my garden is small this year.) < I received absolution from Herb Reihansperger, but haven't seen John Busscher. [fv Just one of life's little disap- \t* pointments. Wonder if they will ever ask me again? If I didn't know before, I know now that towels with a velvety softness are not worth a whoop at drying your face. "Biff" Meyer phoned and asked, "How does it feel to be up there in first place?" Of course, he was referring to my White Sox. The word is "comfortable". Petie Schaefer's little girl, Evelyn Albright, thinks I should spout off more about the White Sox. Told her I have to give the Cubs equal time. I really don't say anything bad about the Cubs. It is some Cub fans that get special mention. Met the Tom Fprans last week. They came up from Florida to cool off. From the frying pan into the fire. Robert E. Sutton, St. Ambrose College, writes to question if his aunt, Margaret Sutton, was a teacher at Emerald Park School. I was a small boy when my Aunt Robert says his grandfather was president of the school board and, with so many of his children enrolled, it was often called Sutton School. Margaret Sutton. Sure, I remember her. As a small boy, I loved her and thought she was the Blessed Mother. I never knew there were yellow watermelons. They must have been mixed up with pumpkin vines. Guess you might say we went country clubbing over the weekend. Nothing fancy. Just out to meet friends and take some nourishment. Friday night found us at McHenry Country Club. That's not new. We have known our way around there for years. However, there are old friends and new friends to meet. Missed some of our favorite waitresses. Must be they had the night off. Saturday night plans led us to Chapel Hill for another pleasant evening. It was a big event to see Barbara Rauen Hettermann who I call my girl. Hadn't seen her in too long. Stanley Wilson and his ever-friendly wife, at a table for 12 persons, were enjoying relatives from England. There was one Irishman in their crowd. McHENRY OPTICIANS 1301 Riverside Driv© McHenry, llli (Across From Tu "? rnx Ho(e) McHenry, Illinois 385-9240 Glasses made while you wait! 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Messina was listed in serious condition Sunday, but the report was upgraded to "good" Monday af­ ternoon. The driver of the car, Darrell N. Tennant, 601N. Howard St, Harvard, told county police he was driving west on McGuire road when the eastbound motorcycle crossed the center line into his lane. Tennant attempted to avoid the cyclist, but the vehicle hit the right side of his auto. The Harvard Rescue squad tran­ sported Messina to Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock, for Stanley said they have resided in Wonder Lake for 37 years and have been friends of ours all that time. Fox Hole Evo and his better half were also in the crowd, enjoying a night away from their own bailiwick. Coming out of church Sunday, I met a nice looking, friendly gal who asked, "Are you Earl Walsh?" This lady was one of the Hofer family residing on Fox River across from the Erbachs. Did I remember? Sure do. It was in the early 20's that I met Helen Erbach at a party in the Ben Stilling home. Helen was a pretty blonde who would draw a second look from any young man. We went dancing a few times, but she was a Chicago girl and went back to the big city. Local boys and girls took special interest in young summer visitors. When Labor Day came, the visitors left and the natives got together again. Former residents, John and Dorothy Weichmann came a-callin' Sunday. They toured up from Yellville, Arkansas to visit family members and friends. John was a McHenry policeman for mnny yffars. Dorothy, who once wrbte foFWS1' Plaindealer is Assistant Editor and columnist way down there in Arkansas. McHenry has changed for these former residents. Told them it has changed for us, too. There was a day when we knew everybody in the area. Fortunately, we find many newcomers very friendly. treatment. He was later transferred • to St. Anthony's via Lifeline helicopter. Hie accident occurred at 9:10 p.m. July 23. Charles F. Froula, 3414 S. Cherry Valley road, Woodstock, suffered a leg injury when he was struck by a car while crossing the road in front of his home. The driver of the car, Kerry L. Porter, 3708 W. Lee St., McHenry, said she had just crested a hill and saw a pedestrian crossing the road to some mailboxes. She said the man stopped in the center of the road as she began to slow the vehicle. The man then continued and was struck by the car, Ms. Porter said. Froula was taken to Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock, by the Woodstock Rescue squad. Ms. Porter was ticketed for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. The collision occurred at 11:30 a.m. July 20. Vicki E. Gleason, 5408 Somtaerville drive, Wonder Lake, and Joseph P. DiPerna, 3918 Hamlin road, McHenry, with his passenger, Leroy D. Liotta, 4816 S. Ridgeway, Ringwood, were taken to McHenry hospital following a two-car accident Saturday afternoon on E. Wonder Lake road. DiPerna told county police he was driving north on E. Wonder Lake road when the Gleason auto made a left turn in front of his car. Ms. Gleason was ticketed for failure to yield the right-of-way. The accident occurred at 1:03 p.m. July 23. David F. Wolf, 1615 N. Riverside drive, McHenry, escaped injury but not a citation concerning a one-car rollover accident on Riverside drive near Johnsburg road. Wolf said he was driving north on Riverside drive and was pulled across the center line by an unknown reason, according to the report. After trying to correct the vehicle's line of travel, the vehicle went into a ditch and rolled. The vehicle was totalled. Wolf was cited for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. The incident occurred at 2:59 p.m. July 24. Michelle L. Lewis, 1715 Oakleaf, McHenry, was ticketed for failure to yield the right-of-way following a two car collision on Route 12 at Wilmot road. According to the police report, the Lewis vehicle pulled out from Wilmot road into the path of a car driven by Edward R. Schwartz, 327 Brice, Mundelein. No injuries were reported in the July 24 accident. Robert L. Popilek, 7709 Widoff, Wonder Lake, was driving south on River road when a red motorcycle reportedly crossedthe center line. In avoidi* the ^hicl^ , Popilek lost of his car, whichiwent off the road and struck a sign. Popilek was ticketed for a driver's license violation. Nancy A. Dehn, 7314 W. Route 120, McHenry, was ticketed for failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident after the car she was driving struck another vehicle in the rear. The driver of the other car, Michael Q. O'Brien, 9107 Pine, Wonder Lake, said he was following a vehicle which jAru/ & •NAIL SCULPTURE •MANICURES "FACIAL AXING 3442 W. ELM. McHENRY NexTTOPOSIOFFlct 1113)344 *350 McHENRY JEWELER'S BUILDING Pregnant, NEED HELP? CALL BIRTHRIGHT OFFICE OPEN f • 11 AM AND FROM 7 • 1PM MON. THRU FRI. 24 HOURS ANSWERING SERVICE 81^3852999 233 Mam nVoodsror* 338 60 " f t Won th„ is 9 5 f t , 9-8 Sal 9 i Sewing Classes- For August Rugby T-Shirt Clinic-Learn to make this season's hottest item. 1 class, Monday, August 1 at 4:00. $6.00 . < Soft Sculpture Baby Doll-Make your own "Little People Pal" to love or to give to a friend. (1) 2-hour class, Friday, August 5 at 10:30 or Wednesday, August 10 at 4:00. *15.00 fee includes all materials ' " ' Tulip Slip-Make your own lace trimmed 1/2 slip and save money. Sat., Aug. 13 at 10:30 or Tues., Aug. 16th at 10:30. s7.00 fee includes materials Pants Fitting--A 3-session class to teach you to make perfect fit- •ting pants for yourself and your family. Mondays, Aug. 8, 15, 22 at 4:00. $20. fee includes text. " Notched Collar Clinic-This is the easiest and fastest collar to make -- once you know the technique. 1 class Fri., Aug. 19 at 10:30 or Thurs., Aug. 25 at 4:00. *6.00 U Candlewicking-Everything you need to know to make a beautiful circle of hearts pillow. Wed., Aug. 17 at 10:30 or Thurs., Aug. 18 at 4:00. 112.00 fee includes all materials for a 14" pillow. * . " , Fabric Frames--This is a beautiful way to display your favorite photos. 1 class Wed., Aug. 24 at 10:30 or Mon., Aug. 29 at 4:00. *10.00 fee includes materials for 1 frame. Registration required for all classes MAIN STREET FABRICS.*2! 229 Main Street 815/338-7370 Woodstock Ardith Shishmian, manager T a Hours: Daily 10-6; Friday 10-8; Closed Sunday ' *• ; , ... r . t i;- stopped suddenly and his car was hit; when he braked. Ms. Dehn was taken to McHenry hospital by the McHenry Rescue squad. O'Brien drove himself to the hospital for examination and treat? ment. Randall L. Davis, Sycamore, was ticketed for driving too fast for con­ ditions following a rear-end collision at the intersection of Route 31 and Bull Valley road. Davis told McHenry police he was rounding a curve and saw a car driven by John C. Powell, 2413 Greenwood, Woodstock, stopped to make a left turn. Davis was unable to stop on the wet pavement. The McHenry Area Rescue squad took Powell to McHenry hospital for examination and treatment^ In a similar collision, two drivers, Jennifer L. Hunt, 518 Country Club, McHenry, and Patricia Sayler, 117 S. Draper road, McHenry, were taken to McHenry hospital following 4 two-car collision at Elm street and Ringwood road. McHenry police reported that the- Sayler auto was waiting to make a left turn when it was struck in the rear by the Hunt vehicle. Ms. Hunt was cited for driving too fast for conditions. * James A. Koleno, 1406 Green street, McHenry, was driving off the roadway through tall grass in a field in a pickup truck when the vehicle struck a tree. The vehicle was reportedly totalled and Koleno escaped injury. The accident oc­ curred near Dutch Creek Woodlands. Deanne F. Bodecker, 2202 Mill lane, McHenry, was driving west on Route 120 when a preceding vehicle stopped suddenly. Ms. Bodecker applied the brakes but the car spun off the roadway and struck a fence. Chris K. Magdic, 5200 Shore drive, McHenry, was driving north on Ringwood road when a deer ran out in front of the car. Magdic swerved and the car] went into a ditch and struck a tree. / Jim R. Stedman, 2003 Park lane, McHenry, was cited for driving too fast for conditions after the car he was driving hit another vehicle in the rear. Driving the other auto, Linda S Beeman, 5206 Springdale, McHenry, was stopped to make a left turn when her car was hit in the rear. MCCULLOM LAKE Dawn Miller 385-4901 Lot Cleanup Is Stressed The second board meeting of July was held Tuesday evening, the 19th and lot cleanup was the main topic. You may have noticed that many of the vacant lots are being cleaned up. Letters were sent out to the owners of these lots. The response was good and so therefore, the lots are being mowed. Many of you may have noticed that part of the horse pasture on the south side of McCullom Lake road has been fenced in with an opening and culvert on McCullom Lake road. This piece of property is park property of the village. It took over a year of hard work on the board's part for this to take place. So now if you want to walk down or drive through this park you can. It's for us residents to enjoy. At this time, I would like to list our trustees and their departments and numbers: Roland Hughes-Police, 385- 1399; Carol Krumsee-Finance, 385- 8589; John Morris-Roads, 344-1738; Lois Parenti-Beach, Park and Hall rental, 385-3140; and Diane Valentine- Building, Zoning and Permits, 385- 4903. The Health and Welfare department is shared by all, so you can give any one of these trustees a call to help you. TTV INTERFERENCE Complaints have come in from several residents about interference on their antenna television. This problem apparently does not affect cable TV. It is very annoying to these people since they cannot enjoy wat­ ching their favorite programs or even the news. It has been happening at all different hours and is very distressing to these residents. If you are experiencing these dif­ ficulties, Eve O'Halleran asks that you please call her at 385-3452, as she is compiling a list to take further steps. Let's hope that this problem can be remedied soon for all your sakes. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday wishes for this week go to Tom Farrell, sharing July 27 with Dennis Suchor and Rebecca Odom, celebrating her first birthday; Dorthy Lorch shares July 28 with Angie Mathison; Amy Harwell turns seven and Heather Nelson blows out 11 candles on that date. Jennifer Odom celebrates her third birthday July 29; Debbie Bitterman shares July 30 with Lloyd Wright; Bob Knowles' special day is July 31. Jim Wright toasts another year Aug. 1 and Melissa Drake blows out six candles Aug. 2, along with David Hancock, turning 12 on that date. Many happy returns of the day to all. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Aug. 3, Wednesday - Beach Gals Super salad Supper at 6:30 p.m. at the beach house. Each member is to bring a dish to pass and a friend. Aug. 4, Thursday - Ladies of the Lake annual picnic at noon at the beach house. Potluck. Aug. 9, Tuesday - Revenue Sharing meeting at 7:45 p.m. at the beach house. All residents welcome. Aug. 9, Tuesday - Village board meeting at 8 p.m. at the beach house. All residents are welcome to attend these informative meetings that govern your village. JUDITH SVALANDER PERFORMER - Judith Svalander, who was born and raised In McHenry, will be performing in Pearl street park during Fiesta Days, on July 28 at 8 p.m., to the music of the Chicago Brass Ensemble. She will dance four Renaissance dances with her partner, Erol Pamay, from Brussels, Belgium. The Judith Svalander Dance theatre will perform several works from their repertoire. Order your pitted & sugared Red Tart Door 'County Cherries 10 Lb. Container...*1 0®"; 30 Lb. Container...*30*" Excellent for baking, canning or freezing. We must have your order by August 8. Mail orders only, please. You wilt be notified of their arrival date a^ the orchards. A $5 deposit is required on all orders. Use this order form: MAIL TO: ORIOLE SPRINGS OftCHARD ~ 36116 128th ST., TWIN LAKES, WIS. 53181 Please reserve 10 lb. containers 30 lb. containers of Door County Cherries for me. I will pick them up at the orchard on the day they arrive or no later than the following day. I have enclosed a $5 deposit and will pay the balance when I pick up my order. (Make checks payabloto Oriole Springs Orchards, please.) ' ' - • • " • " - t Name •- Address Phone Town State. 34920 128th St .•Twin Lakes,Wis.* 414-877-2436 T*ko Hwy. 17J East out of Richmond, turn loft on l»t rood going North (lokovlow tood) right ot In rood going Urt (SVotolIno ltd.) • [