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s "#f i .»*:• 'f , 1 n.t PAC.R*. pi. AINDEALER - FRIDAY. JULY 15,1*3 EARL WALSH So I Hear -- pi " >i(; Christopher Morley.were invented by 0 a woman who had been kissed on the: forehead. Your dress should be tight enough to show you're a woman and loose enough to show you're a lady. -Edith Head -"' Ed Houlihan shot a rousing 99 on the - Fox Lake golf course recently. found my spirits. long time friend in good .'I- Starting out the following week for the same course, Ed met Champion '« Art Jackson as he left the Little Chef restaurant. They shook hands and Art wished • "i him good luck. Now hear this! After that handshake and blessing, Ed shot an 83., Art should charge for those hand­ shakes. Guess you aren't supposed to have fun during a visit to a patient in a hospital, but fun we had. Have always said a visitor shouldn't stay too long during such calls, but time slipped away. Jake dialed the phone and his wife, Tillie, (another of my favorite girls) must have been surprised when I was on the line. --And here's an old one. I heard a.« speaker say it more than SO years ? ago: "A woman's skirt should be long enough to cover the subject and short? enough to be interesting." That's what the man said. My collection of old sports pictures has me wondering. Maybe I could put them on display and find some fans who would like some of them. ao We are marking our calendar to remember the Ringwood Church chicken dinner on Saturday -- where old friends meet and eat. .* ~ Maybe you did, but I never heard of I <easy-over eggs until recent times. • - * My father wanted his eggs turned over and fried hard -- saying, "I don't * want to be chasing them around my ! - "plate. Harold Blake was Jake's room­ mate. I like Harold and was sorry not to have more time to gab with him. Visiting hours were over. Before air-conditioning, people sat on the front porch and fanned themselves. Now they stay inside and throw something around them when it gets - -too cool. FROM BACON'S NOTEBOOK: (ZEKE-O-GRAMS) 1 - Kind of wonder just how old the human race really is, but it's old enough to know better. 2 - The secret of success is making hay with the grass that grows under other people's feet. Our mutual friend, Bill Thomas, phoned to tell me Jake Stoffel is in McHenry Hospital Lesser known Francis Bacon said, "Anger makes dull men witty, but it keeps them poor." Dear Ould Friend, Oive forgotten your address, so if ye don't recave this letter let me know If ye don't let me know Hll know ye've got it. Oill see ye in the ould place on Sunday If oim there first oill put a chalk mark on the wall, if ye've there first rub it out. Its so long since oi saw yer oive forgotten what ye're like but ye're face is iver before me. Ivery time oi feed the pigs oi think of ye an the last bite we had together. Excuse spellin this is a divel of a pen Yours to the bone. Patrick. y i CHAMBER LOGO -Mike Cajthaml begins the work of placing a new logo on the left side of the new Chamber of Commerce sign atop the office at 1257 N. Green street. The letters MACC represent the official title of the organization, McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD So -1 hopped in the gas buggy and PICKUPS: High heels, according to The McHenry Plaindealer Ml2 W.»t Elm Strwt (USPS 335-200) Eitobliih.d 1175 McH.nry Illinois 40050 PhonaltS MS 0170 Published Every Wednesday I Friday at McHenry Illinois Second Class Postage PAID at McHenry Illinois BY MCHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY POSTMASTER Send address changes to McHenry Plaindealer MI?W Elm St McHenry Illinois 60050 Subscribers are requested to provide immediate notice ol chonge of ad­ dress to The McHenry Plaindeoler. 3t 12 W. Elm St. McHenry III- 60050. A deduction of one month from the expiration of a subscription will be made where a change of address is provided through the Post Office department. Thomas C. Miller-Publisher Adele Froehlich-Editor atoarb ©inning ihtospaprr MEMBER NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 Yeor $16.50 In Mc Mem y County I Year .124.00 Dear Patrick: Your letter, mailed in Londonderry, arrived without delay. How happy I am to hear from you. Your last name escapes me. I don't look the same and hope you don't either. My best to you and the pigs. S.I.H. Small Percentage Of Local Trash Goes To Recycling c Citizens of McHenry and the surrounding areas are asked to bring bundled newspapers, clean glass bottles and jars with plastic and metal removed ((paper labels may remain on), clean and flattened steel cans RINGWOOD MATERIALS* On Route 31 - Just North Of Ringwood Road - 4 Miles North Of McHenry Specializing int • Top Soil *Play Box Sand • White Stone • Decorative Stone • Concrete Gravel #Patio Blocks PICK UP YOURSELF & $AVI! Call Weekdays Saturdays 8 to 3 Sundays 10 to 2 385-0856 OR 728-0205^ t W tra wv mm vu w w w w w mi vx v* v* DISCOUNT CHECKING! At First National we know how difficult it is to make ends meet. That's why we, along with many area merchants, have joined together in of­ fering, FIRST McHENRY CLUB. First McHenry Club offers all the convenience of a checking account for one low monthly fee of $4.50 ($5.00 with $10,000 accidental life in­ surance) plus discount coupons. Some of the area merchants which have offered fantastic discounts are: McHenry Home Furnishings Pizza Man Spurgeons Beef Villa McHenry Drugs Adams Lawn ft Leisure Palace Bowl McHenry Auto Body Baseley's Servicenter The Total Tan John's Sport Stop The Casual Shoppe Lakes Cablevision Shutter Hut Coast To Coast Scentique Perfume McHenry Camera Center Fox Valley Quick Wash Main Paint Arts Village Service Bay View Gems \ L ft M Automotive Little Treasures, Ltd. Fast Foto Edward Brothers Roofing 6 Shaklee Products Arizona Sun Wahl Jewelers Typewriter Service P.G.'s Maternity Boutique Creative Kitchens ft Baths Knock On Wood Orsolini's Restaurant Pine Tree Pet Shop Custom Window Coverings McHenry Checkpoint Millitream Union 76 Kirchner Fire Extinguisher Huemann Water Conditioning Jim Adams Auto Body The Stained Pane White Hen Pantry McHenry Lumber Lee ft Ray Electric The Gallery McHenry Laurie's Pizza The Hair Center Keystone Printing Call or stop in and ask about FIRST McHENRY CLUB. The discount checking account and remember, we offer six day lobby bank service for your convenience. MEMBER FDIC MaTioisiaL saNK of vthbnry 3814 WEST ELM STREET, McHENRY 385-5400 VA NEWS Q - Does income from welfare count as income for VA purposes when a veteran or beneficiary draws a VA pension? A - No, but it should be reported. Q -- Under what conditions can a veteran's home loan entitlement be restored after it has been used? A - Entitlement may be restored when the property on which the loan is made is disposed of and the loan is paid in full. Also, a veteran with sufficient entitlement may assume your loan and substitute his or her entitlement* for yours. - What.happens if»b 61 hon&joans and payments* are not made? A - Failure to make GI home loan payments may lead to foreclosure and loss of the veteran's home. In addition, if the govern­ ment is required to pay a claim as result of failure to repay the loan, the veteran will become indebted to the government for amount of any such claim. Q - While in the military I contributed to the Post-Vietnam Era Veteran's Educational Assistance program. How long will I be eligible to use my benefits? • A - Eligibility under this program extends for 10 years 4rom> the date of your last discharge or release from active duty. with labels removed, used motor oil corrugated cardboard, and any all- aluminum products to the southeast corner of the McHenry Market Place between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Saturday July 16, for recycling. TTie McHenry County Defenders began these drives on a monthly basis in 1973, then later on a bi-monthly basis in order to give individuals an easy means to recycle materials that would normally end up in the trash can and later in the landfill. In 1982, in the town of McHenry alone, approximately 450 tons of newspapers, glass, steel and aluminum cans in addition to more than 1,000 gallons of used motor oil were kept out of the landfill through recycling efforts in McHenry and Johnsburg. With a population of 15,000 served through these recycling efforts centered in McHenry, and 3.5 lbs. of trash produced daily per person, only 4Vfe percent of the trash beings produced is recycled. Research has shown that 30-35 percent can be recycled through efforts on everyone's part. The Defenders encourage all families to talk to neighbors, carpool recycling efforts, and increase that 4'/2 percent. Anyone .with questions regarding... recycling may call the McHenry County Defenders representative at 385-8512. MD Beds Distributed| Karen Hintz, Musuclar Dystrophy volunteer for the Fiesta Days Bed Race event, announces that all the MD beds have been distributed. Any further teams wishing to participate 4n Bed Race will have to provide their own beds and assure that they comply with MD specifications. The MD Bed Race will take place July 23, the first Saturday of Fiesta. Additional information is available at the Chamber office at 1257 N. Green street from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students At Training Camp Students from East campus at­ tended a week long peer leadership training camp under the auspices of Northwest Illinois Operation Snowball during the week of June 19-25. They were Laura Dworniczek, Tricia Flaga, Sue Hoover, Mike Milinac, Pat Miller, Vicki Moravec, Elaine Rob- bins, John Snyder, and Kathy Stelmack. These students received scholar­ ships to help defray their expenses from the McHenry High School Teachers' association, Rotary club, Kiwanis, Key club, St. Patrick's church, and their own Snowball car wash. Sarah Lambourn and Andrea Pace have been selected as peer staff leaders for Northyest . 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