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PAGE 4 - PLAIN DEALER - FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1984 general News Writer lets thoughts linger on co-workers Slick road causes accident / A slippery roadway con­ tributed to a two-car collision at the Route 31 intersection with the Route 14 overpass, near Crystal Lake. Vicki L. Clemons, 8912 Ramble Road, Wonder Lake, was driving south on Route 31, attempting to slow for the off- ramp to eastbound Route 14, when she lost control of her car. The Clemons vehicle struck a guardrail and and spun into another vehicle. The driver of the other car, Dennis M. Freund, 3709 W. St. Paul, McHenry, said his vehicle then slid into the cement overpass. No injuries were reported in the collision. David R. Joslyn, 1903 Beach, McHenry, said he thought he had a turn arrow and attempted a left turn from Crystal Lake Avenue onto Route 31. The Joslyn auto struck a vehicle operated by James E. Wikman, 325 Mozart, Palatine, EL. Joslyn was cited for failure to yield the right-of-way. Paul W. Wilson, 2204 Mill Lane, McHenry, was driving south on Cuhlman Road when a preceding auto stopped sud­ denly. Wilson braked and swerved to avoid the vehicle and his car went into the ditch and rolled. Sandra P. Korman, 2906 Bay cliff, McHenry, was cited for improper backing following a two-car collision in the 3000 block of Lincoln Road. Ms. Korman said she saw no cross traffic when she backed her car out of a private drive. The driver of the other vehicle involved in the collision was Edward F. Stermer, 1921 Sunnyside Beach Drive, McHenry. I lose too many girls. Now, Mary Howe has transferred from the Plaindealer to the Crystal Lake Herald. I'll miss Mary's cute smile and wave each time I depart from the Plaindealer office. Wayne Gaylord, who always makes me look fat and bald headed when he takes my pic­ ture, can't be all bad. He says the White Sox will go all the way this year. Eddie Bimbo spent his vacation in Arizona and is another one of those kind who brag about the climate out that way. The weatherman predicted we would have 12 inches of snow Monday morning. I was all set to ski over to the Plaindealer office with my copy. ; A package of crossword puzzle books came to our door. Just one guess who had them mailed to us. It had to be another puzzle bug from Tucson. They will keep me out of mischief for quite a while. So I Hear Workshop for employers The Illinois State Chamber of Commerce will present an Unemployment Insurance Workshop for employers Thursday, March 8, at Chicago's Marriott O'Hare Hotel. The all- day workshop will be repeated Tuesday, March 13, in the Decatur Holiday Inn. A panel of experts will advise employer representatives how to comply with all aspects of the state and federal U.I. laws and regulations and how to control U.I. costs. Speakers include Mrs. Sally Ward, administrator, Illinois Bureau of Employment Security; John Kumnick, regional manager, James E. Frick, Inc.; and Leonard Day, ISCC labor relations manager Both workshops will start at 9:30 a.m. and ajourn at 4 p.m. by Earl Walsh Our windmill warned us there was a norther' blowing our way. Don't put the snow shovel away. I have an old, heavy overcoat Alvina thinks I should give away. With the windchill reported at FIRST AT FIELD'S JANE FONDA WORKOUTS r v - , LET'S BEGIN! ONE, TWO, STRETCH ON TIGHTS. THREE, FOUR, PULL ON SHIRTS. YOU'RE READY TO DO THE WORKOUT! ' ' ' - LET'S BEGIN! ONE, TWO, STRETCH ON TIGHTS. THREE, FOUR, PULL ON SHIRTS. YOU'RE READY TO DO THE WORKOUT! tip FIVE, SIX, REACH FOR A SKIRT. SEVEN, EIGHT, LAYER AT. NOW YOU'RE READY TO HIT THE STREETS. JANE FONDA WORKOUTS BECAUSE THERE'S MORE TO YOU THAN MEETS THE EYE. Being in great shape means more than just exercising. It's the total way to look at tife. And now Jane Fonda introduces Workouts that complement your healthy attitude In collaboration with designer Theoni V. Aldredge, here are clothes that move effortlessly with the active body. Clothes that work hard, feel fit, for every woman, every body type. Layered with coordinating cover-ups they go from home, to4he gym, to almost anywhere in great-looking casual style. Come on, get a great fit. Don't you feel great! The collection, $7 to $55. Fashion Accessories, First Level. SPRING HILL 1000 SPRING HILL MALL, WEST DUNDEE. ILLINOIS 60118 PHONE 428-1234 STORE HOURS: MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. 10 00 TO 9:00; SATURDAY, 10:00 TO 5:30; SUNDAY,11:00 TO 5:00 2 below Monday morning, I found just the fellow who needed it. Mel The Ettens, Joe and Verona, spent some time at the Lawrence Welk Village. That must have been delightful. We miss OP One - a - Two - a programs. To hear presidential and other candidates knock each other makes me wonder where all the good guys are. If March was planning on coming in like a lion, the last days of February acted like a real tail twister. With the ground covered with snow Tuesday morning, more than a hundred birds swooped down to our feeding station. ' I have been enjoying reading reports from the baseball training camps. Seems to me the White Sox are so loaded with talent that it would be neighborly to let the Cubs have a couple of players. A friend greeted me with, "What's new?" Dumb like, I answered, "I Dunno". The truth was, I had listened to news reports from two stations and hadn't heard one bit of good news. There must be something good happening in the world, but maybe it doesn't take the fancy of the listening public. One squirrel comes to see us every day to see what goodies we have to offer. Once in awhile, he brings a couple of little chums with him. Watching that little devil stuff himself with corn makes me think we could feed a pig with that ration and have some pork chops in six months. 2-24-84 "Dear SIH: "Going back in memory of life on the farm: The question of what has become of the jGypsies occured to me. "The sudden appearance of their campfire and their gear, was one of the high lights of our summer. It was exciting - early one morning a tribe wai there, circulating around, and then, over night it all disappeared. "A long-gone nice memory. "K. Brown" How well I remember brightly dressed Gypsies. The story was around that they stole children so little ones headed for home when the roaming ones hit town. They travelled by horse and covered wagons. Later by automobile and buses. They would beg and steal. Farmers were always asked for oats for the horses. Storekeepers couldn't watch them closely enough. It was the women who entered a store, wearing flowing gowns to cover stolen items. One time when Frank Page and I rode our ponies to the County Fair in Woodstock, Gypsies stopped us and held the bridles. As soon as they stepped back, we put the boots to our ponies and didn't stop until we were miles away. When a band of Gypsies came to town, it was the duty of the local police to keep them moving. They were about as welcome as a hawk in a chicken yard. Happy Birthday HAPPY 21st T.R. LOVE, NOH, DAD. LOAN, JANET, GENE AND NIKKI Chickens Today Feathers... Tomorrow HAPPY BIRTHDAY GRAMPA Happy "66" Pa! V^\ GUESS WHO! r GET A HEAD START ON SPRING! BRUSH N' CURL is pleased to welcome Pam Soja, manicurist, to our staff. Jftfe- Top Left to right: Debi Zim­ merman, Lynnda Eldredge, Patti Perrewe, Pam Soja. Bottom left to right: Mary Justen, Lino Hettermann, Linda Freund-Pomierski, Kathy Freund-Service, Noreen Schmitt. SEE OUR PROFESSIONALS FOR THE RIGHT CUT, PERM OR STYLE FOR YOU. 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