The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

••*#& io<Sw i_\£" J»J MCHS Marching Band Standing in front of the attractive new home of McHenry's Alternative school at 409 N. Front street are the school's director, Dong Pratt; and students, Carole Popelka and Dana Pasikowkski. Open house will be held at the school from 4 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 12. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD iumivmimmtimwwuuiuvvuim1 '"fill tirnitMlttliliUiJlJL William Toaison, left, East campus music director, and John Leighty, West campus music director, look over the home stadium of McCracken field, where the new Marching Warriors will make their first appearance Sept 14. A new 1M- member marching unit is in the planning as the two schools combine as a single musical field group. A "bund camp" to planned for next week beginning Aug. 29 at C:30 at West campus. All members of both bands will be on hand to launch the week's work toward the band's first presentation. •rt Sn&Wi* ,v£uV*;»7 isiV a* cuuurr mj aw y # v*. worn* EARL R. WALSH & JACK WALSH INSURANCE 4410 W. RTE. 120 • McHENRY • 385-3300 45 Years Of Courteous, Confidential Service Earl R. Walsh, owner and founder of Earl R. Walsh, Insurance, has since 1935 been providing McHenry people with all types of insurance. Jack Walsh, Earl's son joined his father in business in 1961'and has taken over the majority of the duties, continuing the fine tradition of personal, dependable service initiated by his father forty five years ago. Call Us... Before It Happens! miiiM-miim t u irtrii} m inn \ VYVN^YVVfrVI \ YkV Crick, 79, died in McHenry hospital. October 4-The Reverend Canon William Osborne Hanner, retired vicar of the Church of the Holy Com­ forter, Kenilworth, and a former resident of McHenry, died in a Florida hospital from injuries received when struck by a car. October 5~Harold R. Weber, 74, died in McHenry hospital. Walter A. Gums, 71, died in McHenry hospital, following a sudden illness. Rose S. Petrosky, 85, Twin Lakes, Wis., died in Memorial hospital, Wood­ stock. October 8-A former resident, Frederik Weich- mann, 87, died in Yellville, Ark. Robert J. Meyer, Sr., 69 died in his home in McHenry. October 10--William Maggio, 65, died at Downey Veterans hospital, North Chicago. October J3--Ludwig Koenigseder, 75, died in Woodstock Memorial hospital. Donald J. Parenti, 54, McCullom Lake, died in McHenry hospital. October 14-Elsa M. Carlson, 81, Spring Grove, died at her home. October 15--A former resident, Minnie A. Martin, 79, died at her home in Summerfeld, Fla. October 18-Joseph A. Lutz, 85, died at his home. October 19-George P. Blake, 71, died in McHenry hospital.-^ October 24--Ralph W. Munson, 46, died in McHenry hospital. NOVEMBER Nov. 3- Edward A. Scheid, 78, died in McHenry hospital. PAGE 45 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30,1980 Alice E. Janssen, 67, of Fox Lake, died in St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. Vivian Clark, 59, of Fox Lake, died in St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. Nov. 6--Fred J. Street died at his home in McHenry. Nov. 8-William H. Shotliff, 85, Spring Grove, died at Carestoel Nursing center in McHenry. Nov. 9--A native of McHenry, Edwin V Knox, died at the Highland Nursing home in Genoa City, V,i Nov. 10-Earl F. Kaweil, 73, died suddenly at his home in Lakemoor. William L. (Bill) Finney, Jr., 64, of Richmond, publisher of the Richmond newspaper, died at his home following a long illness. Alternative School Moves Field 100-Member