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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER • WEDNESDAY, MAY 18,1*3 EARL WALSH So I Hear tick Hi Earl, Last year you had an article about not seeing apple blossoms in McHenry proper. Please take a ride through Southgate Apts. Complex and see our beautiful trefes. They should be in full bloom by this weekend- through the next two weeks or so. ~ t A sight to behold, Regards, Juanita Hi to you, Juanita, " Alvina and I took a ride through Southgate and found those trees to be really beautiful. We are going back again in about a week. There really is beauty to be found if we open our eyes. 'Twas nice to hear from you. : S.I.H. A discussion of old time wood- burning cook stoves brought back memories. I swear that homemade bread coming out of one of those ovens had an aroma and taste that couldn't be matched. He had me fooled. Just found out Bill Singer's age and resolved to treat him with due respect. Jerry Miller, now a Whispering Oaker, noted my offer as a pinch runner for those aging Cub in- fielders. Last Thursday Shortstop Bowa hit one over the fence. It made Jerry so happy he phoned to say if his favorites can do that, they won't need a runner. "Thanks just the same for offering to help us", said Jerry. "Any time", says I. Dr. Sturm of Wonder Lake toured down from his home to join the Bimbo crowd and introduced us to his "three daughters". How about Mom and two daughters? (They have seven!) When my memory was refreshed, it came back that the doctor and Harry Conway once had identical jackets. Where do you suppose it was mentioned? Dr. Sturm wondered if the model young man mentioned in the 40-year items was the same Dick,W.eber he knew. Oh, Sure! What is so rare as a day in June unless a 9-inning pitcher. I'm getting a little tired pf filling out forms for big prizes. Winning a new car! All the dollars I have spent on chances over the years would buy a buggy of some kind. Dear Earl, I dunno', Earl, the way I always heard Mr. Guest quoted was, "It takes a heap o'lovin' to make a home a house". Best, John P.S. In spite of your failing memory, I really thought the essay was most appropriate. Dear John, „ You didn't say I could print your letter -- nor did you say I couldn't. INTRODUCING THE WORLD'S MOST DELICIOUS WAY TO LOSE, UP TO 50 LBS! IN 40 DAYS! THE ^ tjt/M/sr FOOD LINE IS THE EXCLUSIVE GOURMET CUISINE OF NUTRI/SYSTEM WEIGHt LOSS MEDICAL CENTERS FOR YOU TO ENJOY WHEN YOU JOIN OUR WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAM The gourmet taste of Nu System Cuisine Foods is made possible by our revolutionary process that captures the flavor and goodness of freshly prepared food and locks it in until you release It at your own dinner table. French dishes in delicately simmered wine sauces; New Orleans style Creole Cuisine; Oriental specialties a la your Favorite Chinese restaurant, and South Sea Polynesian specialties. DEBBIE BALDWIN OF McHENRY LOST 43 LBS. Debbie says, "I have been very happy with the NUTRI SYSTEM PROGRAM. I lost 43 pounds. am impressed with the tare and moral support provided by the nurses and staff. Also, it was great being able to share ideas with friends that I met through the program. The nicest thing about this diet is that the participants continue with the program for a year once maintenance is achieved. Careful instruction is given to modify old eating habits. The classes are great and the food is quite tasty. I highly recommend this program for anyone who wants to lose weight safely, eat good meals, needs moral support and Intends to keep the weight off!" Medically Supervised Behavior Education Classes Long-Term Maintenance Program No Calorie Counting Safe Rapid Weight Loss • Without Hunger Guaranteed Results It is always nice to hear from you. When I am choosing my best friend and severest critic, you will be high on the list. So glad you liked the essay. IT WAS VERY NICE. On that, we agree. S.I.H. You might have guessed. The last name is Looze. One of the most amusing hap­ penings in my life was calling on a rich man and finding him in the basement soaking his feet - and complaining about the cost of soap. I know a girl who has so many old fashioned ideas it wouldn't surprise me to see her drive a horse and buggy to go shopping -- if they had hitching posts nowadays. Looking through our bird book, we see two pages of different kinds of sparrows. In the bode they look beautiful. i were the salhe And felt forever grateful to the English for sending them to us. Globetrotter Rauen is back home from his travels. I can't see any change in him unless it be a sun tan. There was a time when most win­ dow shades were green and most cars were black. Heard the question, "Why do people get married on Saturday?" All I know is that in depression years they had to get back to work on Monday. Short honeymoon, but a job was a job. Heartening signs : Men Working Help Wanted Our neighborhood has changed. When Bill Kreutzer was alive, he awas a great one to lend a helping hand. Before Ford Hanford became in­ capacitated, he was the man with the tools to help a neighbor. Then there was Ed Doyle! Probe Home Fire McHc home 1 firemen probe the wreckage of a lg remodeled at 801 Friendly avenue, Lakemoor. A defective floor furnace is believed to be the cause of the » Are that broke out at about 10:45 a.m. Sunday, May 15. ! STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD. v A defective floor furnace is believed to be the cause of a fire that brought all three companies of the McHenry Township Fire Protection district to 801 Friendly Ave., Lakemoor. McHenry Fire Chief Glenn Peterson said the building was found locked when fire fighters arrived at the scene and entry was made, through the windows. 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RECEIVES PLAQUE Marge Evans, president of Co. 1 Firemen's Auxiliary was surprised with a plaque in honor of her 20 years of service to the auxiliary. Marge joined the Auxiliary in May of 1963 and has served the organization with great dedication ever since, She says it is never a tough job because of the help and support given by all the other auxiliary members. Her experience and willingness to help has always been appreciated and this was a way to show her how grateful the auxiliary and members of Company 1 really feel. IN NURSING HOME A former Wonder Woods resident, Lucy Abt, is nowliving in a nursing home near Peoria, 111. She has suf­ fered from strokes and other illnesses and might appreciate hearing from her friends at Wonder Lake. Her CHICAGO Sizes S,M,L,X & XX $16.00 value...8.97 $20.00 Value...9.97 Save Up to 23%! 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Maybe someone will buy-* her one of the hats she modeled at the*^ Woman's club fashion show for her birthday present! Gordon Anderson, Sr. one of the ' directors from Wonder Woods sub-' u division, will be celebrating hisu0 special day May 25. May 26 is the birthday of a lady who,n always has a smile when you see her,",, Harriet Gallagher. , r TEEN DANCE V'J This Sunday, May 22, another Teen, r dance will be held at the American -^ Legion from 4 to 8 p.m. All those wborvu attended the first dance had a great ,, time and enjoyed the band, so if you^j missed it, be sure to mark May 22 on ;ift your calendar so you can join in theou fun. . , • WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING jw The final Woman's ^elub general™ meeting of the year .will be held'U Thursday, May 19, at 8 p.m. There are no meetings held during the summer months, but they will resume again in September. Two new officers will be installed at this meeting.Lorraine ' Henely will take over as president,"' and Pat Dustimer will be the new secretary. After the meeting, a program on ' preparing summertime iood will be ? given and the ladies will be able to 1 sample the goodies that are COMMUNITY EVENTS I Y May 18-Pack 456 meeting; 7'p.m. • Greenwood school May 19-Harrison Spring concert; 7:30 p.m. May 19~Woman's club meeting; 8 p.m. Nativity Lutheran churchnall May 20--Fine Arts program; Greenwood school; 7:30 p.m. J* May 22-Teen dance; 4-8 p.m. *2 American Legion May 25-Harrison graduation ^ May 27-Honors day at Marian Central- . May 28-Marian Central graduation j May 30--No school; Memorial day TWO MIGHTS *_ANDKffiSSTMfREL age can stay free in their parents' room, (A maximum of fiv^ persons per room.) •4-Super location.; All Three! Three highrise ho'teis in the heart of Chicago's . . „ , summer attractions. Indoor Parking, b ree! 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