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& T Remehribering When (with long time subscribers) MR. AND Rtks. HARVEY NYE A lifetime resident of McHenry, Harvey Nye remembered well the tent that served as a show house in the parking lot of the Riverside hotel. 1 "1 used to peddle bills on Satunfcy nights," he said. Back in the "horse and buggy" days, Harvey would drive a lot for his tether, one of three doctors in McHenry at the time. "We used to heat bricks on the stove and put them in the buggy to keep our feet warm," Harvey recalled. He added that when his father had to go out again, they could count on getting another horse from Henry Freund. In later years, Dr. Nye had the third car in McHenry. "It was a Kiblinger and had the Ugh, buggy wheels," he said. Mrs. Nye also was well acquainted with wagons as she rode to St. Mary's school in the early morning hours to deliver milk from her father's farm. * When school was over, she would walk back to the farm, which was located near Ringwood. She recalled when her father hauled stones for the foundation of St. Mary's for a $1 a day. Both Nyes remembered the fire in St. Mary's school. Mrs. Nye attended St. Mary's and recalled when a nun came in the room one day and said, "I want you to go home, I don't want to see you here. In those days you did what the nuns ^aid." Harvey Nye was at Landmark school when the fire broke out. "We saw the fire," he said. "The\eachers said we could go and help but when we got^here we were told to stay out of the way." Bible School Opensyjuly 2,1 J-:) •' • • BIRTHS Among recent ^births recorded at Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock, was the July 14 birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Jefftjsy fretinc! of Wonder Lake and the July 13 birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. John Connolly of Wonder Lake. Committee chairpersons, teachers and helpers for Daily Vacation bible school at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church are shown above making plans. In front row, from left, are Mary Jensen, Susie Danielson, Sharon May, Mary Gaylord, Sue Mohnen and Colleen Brock; in back, Mil Albrecht, Sharon Hanson, Ruth Roper, Kathie Behm, Dorothy Ott, Marger Wahler, Leith Honning, Wendy Hanson, Sue Richter and Beth Arquilla. Daily Vacation Bible school will begin Monday, July 21, at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 N. Green street, McHenry, and run for a two-week session through Friday, Aug. 1. The school will be at­ tended by about 150 children from the greater McHenry area. The theme for this year's study is "God's Happy P e o p l e " . S i n g i n g , recreation, Christian hand­ craft projects and refresh­ ments will accompany the program for ages 3 through eighth grade. The school will be held from 9 io 11:30 a.m. every HOSPITAL NOTES WOODSTOCK Admissions: Joan Durrett, Shirley Caley and Master Steven Chmura, all of McHenry; James Frisby of Wonder Lake; Mrs. Nellie Morris of Spring Grove. HARVARD A d m i s s i o n : J o s e p h Springman of Wonder Lake. week day, with a special closing program and open house scheduled for Thur­ sday evening, July 31. ' Committee chairpersons for D.V.B.S, are Marcy Busse and Margery Wahler. Teachers and helpfeyrs are Kristin Stuhr, Joyce Erie, Susie Danielson, Colleen Brock, Leith Honning, Sue Richter, Dorothy Ott, Mil Albrecht, Carol Sproull, Rosemary Schneider, Mary Gaylord, Laurie Mihevc, Sue Mohnen, Beth Arquilla, Ruth Roper, Marge Leary, Kathie Behm, Chris Gibbs, Brenda Giacomin, Mary Jensen, Sharon Hanson, Susan Moy, Glory Hitt, Cristen Peterson, Sonja Anderson, Wendy Hanson, Krista Taylor, Cathy Carlson, Stephanie Hankinsj Joanna Mohnen, Daniel Mohnen, Laura L a m b o u r n , i A n g i e Kollenkark, Sharon White, Clark White^/Mark Ha#- wick, Bair tfemmell, Theres^^DanielsoiK and Terry Nuss. Those desiring in­ formation and registration forms should contact the church office. All guests and visitors are welcome. G& jh. 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