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gAGE 8 - P1JMNDEALER WEDNESDAY At Gl ST 2. 1ST8 MUSIN AND MEANDERIN' (Continued from page 1) salute any one flagone of them replied, but if there is more than one flag tn a parade, all of them should be saluted" We were watching the line of march not far from a World War I veteran. ' Pat" Cairns, and never did Old Glory pass by rhat he was not on his feet Since most W W I veterans fought for this country sixty years ago we somehow felt we owed the same respect to the lag that they showed And so we stood There were many fine comments a bout> an excellent parade This was good for parades of this magnitude\k>n t just happen They take ^good amount of work and afBhning There were a te* suggestions for improvement /and we tended to agree Too many office holders and politicians was a feeling voiced in our presence Placing more officials in one car and keeping the wheels rolling along 'there were almost block long breaks in these vehicles would certainly be in line There was also the question of whether office seekers should be included, and this is another matter for future consideration We recall a ruling made a few vears ago that all cars ap pearing in a parade must be decorated in some way to in dicate they are more than attention getters We noticed that one or two slipped in this year and while the organizations were first rate their non decorated ap pearance in this particular kind of entertainment event added nothing to the line of march Onlookers are always prone to pass judgment especially if they have contributed little or nothing In the case of the Fiesta parade most people seemed happy and any suggestions for improvements were made out of hometown event KAF pride in a COUNTY FAIR OPENS AUG. 2 (Continued from oage 1) will be the stepped up interest in grains, vegetables and fruits among junior and senior open class entrants Open Class Home Economics is showing an increase with the rule change allowing two en tries per exhibitor. Kathy Ainger superintendent said Largest number of entries by the 4-H boys and girls in 4 H competition are incorporated in beef exhibits <128 rabbits 185), horses <100) , Foods '292 Clothing 100) dairy 82 > ; dogs <87) and cats <70 Indoor gardening ha£ rt7 entries sheep 62 and swine. 61 Arts and Crafts ?265 Many traditional attractions will be at the 1978 fair In ad­ dition to the carnival rides and booths educational and commercial exhibits will oc­ cupy every nook and cranny because exhibit space is at a premium so great has been the demand The Talent contest has been incorporated into two classes with junior and senior divisions-eight in each ciass The junior contest will be at 2 p m F riday and the senior talent show will be at 7 30pm Both contests will be inside the highway building Horses will be on view in competition and before the public from the first day of the fair Harness racing will be Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, the Junior Horse show Sunday and the All Western Show Saturday An all new corral will provide an excellent setting for the equine events Tractor pulling is grow ing in popularity with action on both Saturday and Sunday The Sunday show offers $1,320 in prize money The Antique show an always popular attraction, is drawing many exciting entries Again this year, entries will be judged the first morning so visitors will have the opportunity to admire $ie blue ribbon win ners, Margaret Szlachta. superintendent, reports Another major traditional event will be at noon Saturday when 4-H and FFA sheep steers and twin will be auc tioned The acutioneers and the bank clerking the auction donate their services, helping keep costs to a minimum so the youngsters can benefit more by the efforts of appreciative buyers Dave Plocher farm adviser, said the auction would be a timely place to fill up the family locker or free*e$ Truckers to haul the livestock away after purchase are available at the auction ring, Lloyd Getzelman. co-chairman of the auction said this week 4-H ERS VIE FOR SPECIAL FAIR AWARDS (Continued from page 1) program will begin at 7 30 p m in the Grandstand 4 H king and queen can­ didates also look forward to this special night when two of them will be crowned 1978-79 king and queen The program also includes performances of the top three "Share The Fun' skits Parade of Champions, and presentation of special awards 'Cooler Tomorrow' Judge (in traffic court): ' I'll let you off with a fine this time, but another day I'll send you to jail." Prisoner "Sort of a weath­ er forecast, eh, Judge"" "What do you mean?" "Finetoday, cc>oler tomor­ row ." 1 CRASH KILLS TWO-Two persons were killed in this head-on collision on Barreville road, south ot McHenry, near State Park road, Saturday night. According to Sheriff's police, a car driven by Baird A. Mitchell, 23, 902 Third street, which was northbound on Barreville road, crossed the center line and struck a southbound vehicle driven by Bruce A. Berger, 26, Lake Zurich. Mitchell, and a passenger in his car, Joey Goebel, 7, 2714 Sterling, were pronounced dead at McHenry hospital where they were taken after the accident. Mitchell's wife. Barbara, and Ronny Goebel, 13, were alio taken to McHenry hospital, where Mrs. Mitchell is listed in satisfactory condition, while Ronny Goebel is in critical condition. Berger, his wife, Bartiara, and Michael Berger, all of Lake Zurich, are listed in satisfactory condition. Anna Berger. another passenger in the Berger auto, was admitted to McHenry hospital a»d later transferred to the University of Illinois Medical center. The accident site is the same location where a head-on collision March 12 claimed the life of Robert ,). Sundby of McHenry. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Deaths AI.FRKD II WEINGART A life-long resident of McHenry Alfred Weingart, 69, of 2807 w Route 120. died July 29 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock He was born in McHenry , Jan 17. 1909. the son of Nicholas and Mary Weber Weingart Mr Weingart was self em­ ployed as a lawn maintenance man He was a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters, St Mary's Court. No 594 and the McHenry Post No 491 of the American Legion Survivors include his wife. Marcella. nee Kennebeck. whom he married Feb 14, 1942, at St Mary's church; three sisters. Mrs Vernon Catherine) Mikkelsen of Woodstock. Mrs Eugene ' A1 vera) Nye and Mrs H Walter < Marion) Anderson, and a brother, Charles Weingart, all of McHenry Visitation was held Monday from 2 until 9 p m at the Peter M Justen and Son funeral home Funeral Mass was of­ fered Tuesday morning at 10 o clock at St Mary's church with burial in the church cemetery Jl'LIA (Kl'RBYl'N) ANDERSON Julia C. (Kurbyun) Anderson, 67 1013 W Rand road, died July :il at Memorial hospital, Woodstock She was born Nov 29. 1911 in Chicago, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Epp She was a retired cashier for a food store She was preceded Sho Miopi andb in our warehouse uy at a discount! j Save on brand name carpeting. We carry trie same brand name carnctintf you'll find in leading department stores. But we sell for less because we buy by the truckloads. 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Thursdoy 9 o m. 6 p .m. ; Soturday 9 a .m. -5 p .m. R t 1 4 ItavK Rd New Plywood Minnesota Warehouse in death by her first husband, Walter Kurbyun in 1955 and her second husband. Howard Anderson in 1969 Survivors include three daughters. Audrev R Miller, Nashville. Tenn., Lois A Worts and Mrs John (June) Diedrich, of McHenry; seven grand­ children; three great­ grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs Harry (Lillian) Neumann, McHenry. and Mrs. Harry (Eulaliai Schmidt of California, and one brother, John Epp of Florida Visitation was scheduled for Tuesday from 3 to 9 p m at the Oeorge Justen and Son funeral home Funeral services will be private In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to McHenry area rescue squad BAIRD A. MITCHELL Baird A. Mitchell, 23, of 902 third street, McHenry, was dead on arrival at McHenry hospital. July 29. following an automobile accident on Barreville road The son of Raymond and Beverlie Fitzgerald Mitchell , he was born Nov 19r>4 in Libertyville. A resident of this area all his life, he was employed as a truck driver for Newsteel Ware House in Schaumburg Among survivors are his wife. Barbara, whom he married Dec. 14, \974 at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church; two daughters. Bobbi Lynn and Jami Lynn; his parents, Raymond and Beverlie Mitchell; three brothers. Raymond M M it - \ chell, Jr , Storm Lake. Ia., Michael Patrick Mitchell. Lake Zurich and Kenneth Robert Mitchell, McHenry; and his maternal grandmother, Florence Fitzgerald. Crystal Lake Visitation will be held Wednesday from 3 to 9 p.m at the Peter M Justen and Son funeral home Double services for Mr Mitchell and his nephew, Joey Goebel, will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 pm at the funeral home Burial will be in Woodland cemetery. JOEY MICHAELGOEBEL As the result of an automobile accident, Joey Michael Goebel, 7, of 2714 N Sterling drive, was dead on arrival at McHenry hospital. Saturday, July 29 The son of I>oren and Deanne Weis Goebel, he was born April 24,1971 in Woodstock and was a student at Harrison school, Wonder Lake Besides his parents he is survived by two sisters, Mrs Barbara Mitchell and Mrs. Michael (Debra ) Hagberg, McHenry; and a brother, Ronny; his paternal grand­ parents, l,oren and Jeanne Goebel, maternal grand­ mother, Violet Weis. and great- grandmother. Ella Hanson, all of Chicago Visitation will be held Wednesday from 3 to 9 p m at the Peter M Justen and son funeral home where services will be conducted by Rev Pastor Roger W Schneider of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church Thursday at 2 pm Interment will he in Woodland cemetery W WhiteWestinghouse i F.qhl inllation Buy Food On S . t o, In-Season And Later On You II Really Savt J WHITEWESTINGHOUSE 20.3 Cu. Ft. 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Gloria, nee Weiland, whom he married Feb 2 1952 in Chicago, sur­ vives Others include a daughter. Geralyn. and a son, Jeffery, at home; two sisters, Mrs Peter «I^eah) Carlson, Trevor, Wis , and Mrs Nira Claus. Anaheim, Calif , two brothers, Loren Smith, Sacramento, Calif , and Ronald Smith, Highland Park and his mother, Mrs Art (Kern > Walter. Garden Grove. 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