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PAGE 4 - "EARL WALSH" So I Hear This is the time of year when a person gets sick and tired of winter clothes. It is also time for another thought. The things we were going to do right after the C h r i s t m a s - N e w Y e a r holidays, we plan to get at right after Easter We are having a great time going through a State Basketball Tournament program which was thoughtfully brought to us by a good friend It covers many years of play Waiting, just waiting, in a shopping center gave me a couple of thoughts First, benches without back rests should be outlawed Next, watching all those little carts being wheeled past by young mothers makes us think babies aren't going out of style Confucius and Jack Slaughter say: Man who has face like hub cap known as big wheel. Guess Leo Heimer and I could be talking from then to now We had a great visit and went way back in our memory of McHenry, people and events. On Thursday I started a new diet. Then came Saturday night and an in­ vitation to join a great group of friends in the David-Vi Benrud home And a lovely, comfortable home it is. Vi is a girl who knows how to stir up tasty dishes and I am the guy who tastes everything. An evening to remember-- -and goodbye diet. Will have to get a new start. Weather hasn't been too good, but take my word for it. Easter Sunday morning will come forth with sun­ shine to warm our hearts and all the rest of us FUNERAL COSTS. WHAT EXACTLY AM I PAYING FOR? Some people think they are spending money on a casket only Of course, some of the money is for the casket you buy for the deceased, but that is not all . Our funeral home staff sp«nds forty worWtwq hour* tf> verve you In your time of need During those hours »e arrange all details and are completely at your service. Our staff < on tacts neuspapers. chinches, hospitals, cemeteries, and others need notification of the death of your loved one To serve you well ue have a building and vehicles that are built to make you and your family comfortable during your time of intense grief We would be pleased to discuss any questions you may have regarding our services Funeral costs vary from family to family, funeral to funeral as needs vary. For that reason, when you are in need you should contact your local funeral director who can nelp with arrangements and give advice on etiquette and area traditions We are able to sit down with any family and discuss these needs anci make arrangements on an ap­ pointment basis. For general information, please write and request our free brochures entitled "Facts about . . ." and "Questions & Answers Commonly Asked" /̂c<~ 'ryc 5 - Jc* • //f >«/ /.Y. 3519 West Elm Street, McHenry, Illinois 60050 (815) 385 2400 Traditionally, the glorious day of Easter is supposed to be a time to rejoice and wear your finery without fear of the heavens opening up with downpours. There have been times when the weather part of tradition got all mixed up. Not this time. When we were kids, fasting from candy, we looked forward to Easter Saturday when the fast ended at noon. That's when we cut loose with an assault on the calories. With our "Brenda" (Adele Froehlich) at the controls, the annual spring program, staged by the McHenry Choral Club, presented another fine entertainment for music lovers the past weekend Many people join together to practice and put the pieces together before the stage is set for the rest of us to just "set" and enjoy. The program had enough comic numbers and old time songs to give variety. Again we note -- our McHenry area has a lot of talent in the ranks. Must have inherited my father's taste for homemade doughnuts. My sister-in-law. Ethel Blake, catches the hint now and then and comes through. I still contend that major league baseball should be played in the south and west during the month of April. Never in Montreal after September Players train in warm climates for weeks, then come home and freeze their britches (or would you say breeches") Wayne Gaylord and I are waiting for a little talk with Sports Editor Carl. He picks the White Sox for fourth place How could he"! On this signficant day of Easter -- May the sun shine on your bonnet, the bunny color the eggs to suit your taste And God Bless You. School Nurses Meet The Northeastern division of the Illinois Association of School Nurses will convene for their annual spring meeting and dinner Wed­ nesday, April 21, at 6 p.m. at the Blue Moon restaurant, 1900 Larkin avenue, Elgin, Illinois. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. Jane Fay, R.N., M.S. director of Nursing, Nor­ thern Illinois University Health Services, will present the program. Her topic will be "Wellness is a Way of Life", a discussion of con­ cept of wellness as it applies to the school nurse and how the nurse may use wellness concept in her work with students. Reservations may be made with Dee Houden, 1570 Easy street, Elgin, (312-888- 5021) by April 14. Interested non-members are welcome. Breathing Club Will Open Spring Sessions The American" Lung association of DuPage and McHenry counties is starting the spring sessions for its breathing club in cooperation with McHenry hospital Tuesday, April 20. The breathing club, called "PAL" (Problems Affecting Lungs), will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the McHenry hospital cafeteria. "PAL" is designed to meet the needs of people suffering from lung disorders by covering such topics as medications, allergies, breathing exercises and diet. Monthly meetings will be tailored to meet the needs of each participant. During the first meeting, Jim Collins, a registered pharmacist, will explain to "PAL" members how medications affect their respiratory illness. He will also discuss the importance of taking a prescribed medication and answer questions about specific types of medications. Harold Wimmer, program director for the Lung association, will also discuss the importance of proper breathing care, and a short film strip will be shown concerning breathing exercises. This program is free-of- charge and open to anyone experiencing respiratory problems and their families. For more information, contact the Lung association in Woodstock at 815-338-6675. Pastor Back On Easter THE REV. R.N.WRIGHT The Rev. Richard N. Wright, former pastor of the WALKMAN WALKMAN WALKMAN WALKMAN EASTER SPECIALS SONY Walkman I $94.95 Walkman II 149.95 FM Radio 79.95 TONES I 3719 West Elm St McHenry, 11.60050 815-385-4646 MUSIC I (UCTIONICS Wonder Lake Bible church, will return to conduct Easter services in the church that he pastored for 26^ years. He is presently serving as general director of the Illinois Bible church mission. The morning message is entitled, "The Exchanged Life", and in the evening he will be participating with the church choir in their annual Easter musical, and will give the closing remarks at the conclusion of the musical presentation. The choir has been rehearsing for several weeks preparing a musical entitled "The Music of Easter", under the direction of Ruth Brabenec and accompanied by Joy Doles. There will also be a ser­ vice on Good Friday at 7:30 p.m. in observance of this special day, y V Everyone is welcome to all of the Easter time services. The Wonder Lake Bible church is located at 7501 Howe ro&d at the north end of Wonder Lake. Sunday school begins at 9:30 a.m. and morning worship begins at 10:50 a.m. The evening service is at 6 p.m. Bus service and nursery care are available. Please call the church for further information at 728-0422. Symbol Of Lent Linda Moore, left, and Ginny Kapelanski, center, members of St. John's Catholic church, Johnsburg, are shown arranging stalks of wheat, symbol of the fifth week of a lenten experience titled "From Ashes to Easter". This parish renewal program was presented by the Religious Education department of SL John's under the direction of Sister Therese Frey, director, shown at right. This rewarding lenten experience flowed from the Sunday liturgy and continued for five weeks. Each week's theme was kept in focus with a banner created by parishioners. The banner pictured above depicts wheat as the symbol for Community Building. Groups also met in individual homes to discuss the week's theme and its relation to their daily lives. St. John's is now preparing for a mission as an Eastertime follow- up to be presented from May 15-23. The mission will be presented by the Vincentian priests under the direction of Father Don Berkbigler. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD iS îfar lweft the uwrlMHathegavehisoaty begotten ̂ on, that whosoever belieueth in htm should not perish, but hawe ouerlatftng Jbim3<l0 o;;v v? ' r.\ x* Nobody likes th*m I Everybody has to dool with thom • i • M in -- HELP! 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