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SECTION 2 - PAGE 5 - PLAINDEAl.ER - ERIDAY. MAY 25,1979 FEDERAL SAVINGS a LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CRYSTAL LAKE r 4400 WEjT ROUTE 120 C * E i V « * McHENRY, ILL 60050 R l ® . :•* * Gregory John Molly McOowon Andrew C. McKeon Cheryl Lynn McNIth Raymond K. Milltf Robert lu^ono Mlngoo Noncy Ann Mitchell Pete M Mciole Karon Anno Mortch iomot Allan Moti f volyn M. Millar C'ra • » M Mullen III Mouro Murray Kerry James NeH l*onn» D Ntlion lit Sherry Pankiewicx Audrey lynn Panmn [i .ob«tS Ann Ptrry AndftwS PtUn t> Notfmann Ann Carol Noumon Robin lynn Mary Nolan Chriitophar Adam Nowell Daniol Odorcionko Kimborly Ann Olbirtskl Lauria Joan Otlowit Christopher D. Paca On Dion# louite Eliobe'H Peterton 1W Sonnio J« Pinkontly Patricia Maria Plntoiii Andy Poglot 0. Potorton Carat Joan Patty Janat Sua Plckail Iric Potto Diana lynn Pour Mork Anthony Prica Gwendolyn Lynnoo Chri» A Prondtintk T ner 010 Quitt - . Mory Antoinette Victoria Jeone Raab Liiaboth Moria Rotmont Raimuiion Clifton D. Ray Dan Rood Susan C. Roovot Joy L. Rainko Barbara Joan Riot Lisa Mario Rittor Jonat Lynn Rooltan Kotharino Robinson Colleen Both Roda Kafhlaon M. Ruhnke Chorlet Rut»eM K• i\ttne Eluobeth Salmon Kathleen A Sond So»on Mary Soylet Doniel Jomti SchoeH* Mary Lynn Scharar Tamara Jo Schiller Linda Sua Schmltt Mary Ellen Schooley David J. Schwartt Jomo» Arthur Scully William It. Seeber Diano Lynn Saibold Kathleen E Semro Timothy E. Sorrltoilo CotorinaSn rodley W Smith Mark D. Smith Shoron R. Smith Ruth Ann Snyd* m kjwM Brian D. Sonnomann iodi Maria Springer Paul William Stanak Roberta Lynn Paul D. Vick Jo* Troasura Dobo i Elaine Maria Br*»• t Kerry Thomas Bonn. Jean Thurlwell Lisa Jo Toola Albert Chrittion Topp Tarry L. Sword Judy A. Stephens Carolyn F. Sturgill Richard David Sund Erie Stavotoig Chorlas I. Stoola Sweetwood *' •- h Thereto Kotherine Wtingort oL oIcurcly Robert William Weyde Robert G Whit Kim Walters (VemcouW Mark Robert Vogt Brian Wagner Diana lynn Wagnor Edward Thomat Waikor Michool D. Waitor » £mfm mk Lori Joyco Wilton Nicholas A. Wippor Jay Wit* Coorgo T. Wortt. Jr. Daborah Eliiaboth Wracka / m . Iff n David Kenneth Wright Noil D. Wright Wlm Leonord J. Wrontk Timothy J. Zellor Marilyn Ruth Zelvis Oeon F Z• C r b I John M Zitfik Class of '79 Pictures Not Available Chariot Adomt Rutt V Compboll Chrlt Cook John Waitor Barry, Jr. Thomo* A. Cheatham. Jr. Sylvia Ruth Dohlar Brad Bahl Timothy Colliar John H. Filip Michollo E. Jonutchik Julio Thorota Johnton Robort N. Kiddoil Tim Kott Gregor. Micho*! 0» o' Daniel Allen Lewokowtki Jomio S. lundiut Micholano G N.. Ruth Lombard! Patrick Jotoph Montcn Timothy i«. Rt Vick< J*on Vond* r tpoo l Michool L Ruhnk* R . i nhord R*ith Modordf Rybok Jr R»roldo Riv*fO Jr John Si»*rU*n Dave Walter Koth|leen M West rwice Told FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 23, 1929) A bill for injunction has been filed in the McHenry county circuit court by Frederick Beller against the City of McHenry, asking the court to restrain the city from using certain sewerage pipes which he claims run over and across his premises, located near the Fox river in the southern part of the city. Mr. Beller asks the court to restrain the city and that an injunction be issued to require the city of McHenry to remove the pipes constructed over and across his premises; also that the defendant be required to make full and direct answer and appear before the court on the fourth Monday in M ay- , -,ii School days are rapidly drawing to a close for the members of the senior class of McHenry Community high school and with the final exams for the seniors being given this week the real studies of the graduating class will end so far as high school is concerned. The graduating class this year consists of thirty-three members and is one of the largest classes to leave the local high school. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 1, 1939) At the Johnsburg Community club ' meeting, State Representative Thomas A. Bolger announced that F. Lyden Smith, director of the Department of Public Works and Buildings, had accepted an invitation to speak at the dedication of Johnsburg s new bridge. Among other glad tidings in the arrangement and preparations reports was word that Carter Jenkins, chief engineer in the Division of Waterways, should also be present to participate in the ceremonies. Letter Award hight was observed at the high school. All boys who had participated in the various ports during the school year were present to receive their awards which consisted of banners, numerals and letters for meritorious work in football, track, basketball and golf. Rev. Wm. O'Rouke served as toast- master. TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 27, 1954) Folks in McHenry this week recalled the famed duo of Mike and Ike, who looked alike~for their feminine counterparts, the Arvidson twins, are causing no end of confusion in the current Marine day queen contest. The young ladies are two of fourteen lovely can­ didates who are enrolled to date in the charm course being held in connection with the contest Most baffled of all are those conducting the contest and in particular the Chamber of Commerce for they are un­ decided whether or not to enter the identical twins as a single entry or as separate in­ dividuals. Pet owners are reminded that June 1 is the deadline for inoculation of dogs not confined at all times to an enclosed area or kept on a leash or muzzled when at liberty. These are provisions of a state law passed in 1953. f TEN YEARS AGO 'Taken from the files of May 23. 1969) Of special interest to students and parents is the establish- metn of a Community Youth center for the summer. The program will be held at West campus June 16 through July 31 for elementary and high school students. The purpose of the center is to provide a meeting place in a youthful atmosphere for the youth of McHenry. There will be adequate adult supervision and a wide variety of recreational activities will be offered. Mayor Donald Doherty was in good company when he issued a proclamation congratulating the League of Women Voters on its fiftieth anniversary. The Warrior mound staff threw a whitewash at Crystal Lake on the home diamond by the margin of 4-0. Don Rein boldt, who hurled the first four innings, picked the win and allowed the only Tiger hit. Tom Janik finished up the last three innings, striking out four and allowing one pass. r.. Word of Advice Woman's Club Speaker: And, ladies, don't turn away the wanderer seeking food at your door. It's only then that wives will know what a relief it is to see a man eat a meal without finding fault with the food." 3 » PARENTHO GUIDEBOO By Nancy M oore 1 hi: rmom-J (author Mothci 's \U- ,n . i iu Pub by Wm. M • l ast week -m t , s everal var ' which wi l l a,! . ! menus of rr, . .st children a plenty oi m.. ' " Keep >. : • recent ai ._ .< prove that som al lergic to milk >; a beef, can.- sugv, . ; s potatoes, [/ irk l thought to he With th i s in n mi • • addit ional sugy< • up milk vsheth<.T hand mixing M a r ' maple s> ; for one ser in#. Chocolate O mi.< Shake c van. or choc, ice cream 1 oranye juice . ' . ' • > mi Ik 1 c milk. Blend--for 4-6 ser ings . I.t mon Blossom: 1 c lemon sh- bet, ' i tsp. grated lemon rind. 1 drop yellow foocfcolor- ii i i ; . 1 c milk. Blend-for 2-3 scr\ int^s. Peanutty Scotch: '/j tsp. peanut butter, 1' / i tbsp. but- terscotch pudding mix, 1 c : k Mix well- tor one serv- inii. Spiced Milk: To a c of milk •j pinch of cinnamon, • •meg. sugar and salt--for serving. Cocoa Chug-a-lug: 2 tbsp. r . idv-mix cocoa, 1 8 tsp. salt , t milk. 1 tsp. vanil la extract. over ice cubes, serve with i sv-oop of ice cream or serve h o i uith marshmallow--for 3-4 s \ ings. SiTtnsh: 2 rip< ^ • • i jn i s 1 i c o l l i milk , honey t o ta< • « . 'sp- vamlia extract, i .Mnanas and mash in a y vs i or in a blender Add milk, honey and vanil la and bknd--for 2 servings. NOTES,COMMENTS A housewife who runs her home is always busy • • • * To read with under standing is to be edu cated. have a nice weekend LEARN SOUTHING!