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SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY. 24, j984 Berry in port yoi ICI ai News Pedestrian injured by car McHenry Police investigated a car-pedestrian accident that occurred in the 3600 block of Elm Street last weekend. Damon S. Townsend, 704 Logan St., McHenry, was taken to McHenry Hospital by the McHenry Township Fire Department following the collision. . The police report indicated that Townsend ran in front of a vehicle operated by Waldemar H. Wetzstein, 1300 Old Bay Road, McHenry. Wetzstein said .his car was moving slowly in traffic when the accident oc­ curred. Paul J. Millis, 10640 Avenue A, Chicago, was cited for failure to yield the right-of-way following a two-car accident in the 3700 block of Elm Street. Millis was attempting to make a left turn from a private drive when his car collided with another vehicle. The driver of the other vehicle was Robert R. Berry, 1913 High- wood, McHenry. No injuries were reported. Bacomt ARE YOU GOING TO LIVE WITH YOUR PAIN? If you've been told you have to learn to live with it, chiropractic may be the answer to your problem! We Utilize: THE GONSTEmD TECHNIQUE from Mt. Horeb, Wisconsin 126 South N.W. Highway Barrington (312)3811110 Slop by lor an immediate evaluation ol your problem And an Hone»t Answer io whetherj>M<ol_we_leeljwe_can_hei^ visit to Turkey Navy Fire Control Technician 3rd Class Leonard A. Berry, whose wife, Cheryl, is the daughter of Robert E. and Dorathy Wright of 1402 N. Fairview Lane, McHenry, recently participated in a six- day port visit to Izmir, Turkey. He is a crew member aboard the frigate USS Stephen W. Groves, homeported in Mayport, Fla. The ship visited Izmir after spending several weeks, in­ cluding Christmas off the coast of Lebanon in support of the Multi-national Peacekeeping Force. While there, crew members also visited the ancient city of Ephesus, where they viewed the grave of St. John. The Stephen W. Groves is 445 feet long and carries a crew of 210. REMEMBERING WHEN-This picture postcard was printed about 1908 and shows a Johnsburg School class near the bridge at Nell's pavilion. Teachers at the school# who appear with the pupils, were Miss Riesman, Miss La Fontaine, Miss Kuhlman and Miss Emma Nye. Varied fare offered in antiques course at museum For what may be the last time in this area, Leo and Constance Parenti are again offering their eight-week antiques course under the auspices of the McHenry County Historical Society, at the Society's museum in Union. The course will be presented every Tuesday from March 6 through April 24, with an im­ portant difference this year. An afternoon class, from 1 to 3 p.m. will be offered, plus an evening class on the same general topic, the same day from 8 to 10 p.m. Also, topics for the first five sessions will be the Parentis' choice, designed to provide a "core" program or body of knowledge about antiques, but the topics for last three sessions wilT be chosen by vote, with the attendees of the first day's classes deciding which three of six additional subjects they are most interested in. The sessions will include the following: 1, Introduction to Antiques; 2, "Ingenuity" An­ tiques; 3, Porcelain; 4, Prints and Early Photography; and 5, Textiles. Three of the following ad­ ditional subjects, chosen by vote from the six below, will also be offered, during sessions 6,7, and 8. Old Dolls, American Fur­ niture, American Glass, American Pottery, Metals and other "Antique" materials, and Nostalgia Antiques. Persons wishing to register for the classes should contact Nancy Fike at the museum, 815- 923-2267. Cost for the 8-week course is payable at the time of registration. Grerij pair ol MOSQUITO STUDY A committee of three, Aldermen Edward Datz (2nd),' William Busse (2nd) and Elizabeth Nolan (1st) will be studying and making a recommendation as to just what additional mosquito abatement methods should be employed this year. The council recently voted to participate in the larviciding program undertaken by McHenry Township. Kitchen with handy snack countar combines with liv­ ing and dining areas to maka tha moat of an "enter­ taining" llfaatyla. Front Hy­ ing room offers an unique window taating. 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