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PAGE 3 - PLA1NDEALER-FRIDAY, JUNEU, 1M0 Display Handmade Quilt Remembering When -- ' y x t K v r r , - ~ ( w i t h l o n g t i m e s u b s c r i b e r s ) CB OUTING The CB'er gathering at Petersen park will take place Saturday, June 14, not Sunday, as noted in the Wednesday's Lakemoor- Lilymoor column. "I've probably sent the Plaindealer as far away as anyone," he said Paul sent the McHenry Plaindealer to his son, Tom, who spent a McHenry winter at the South Pole - courtesy of Uncle Sam's Navy. . Paul Walkington was born on a farm in Volo, which has since become the Volo Museum. In 1987, the family moved to Ringwood, where his father resumed a farming way of life. In addition to forming, the elder Walkington also worked at tree spraying, whitewashing and, for a time, was an employee of Ringwood Chemical. More than many, Paul recalled the days when Ringwood was a thriving community, He recalled when Ringwood was the home of a bottling plant, a general store, a bank, a market, a garage, a barber shop, a drug store, a post office, a nursery, a stockyard, a feed and coal business, a lumber yard and a railroad depot "There were six passenger trains, two freights, and a milk run every day," Walkington said. "They're all gone now." Paul is employed in construction and recalled when he worked for Ivar Frederickson in Wonder Lake. ' Heavy rains in June of 1937 nearly destroyed the Wonder Lake dam. "We almost lost it then," He said. "I worked on it when it was repaired." He remembered when he was a boy and Route 31 was just being built. Almost all of the materials for the construction of the highway were brought in by rail and it was "quite a sight" to see the men unload the cars (by hand). MR. AND MRS. PAUL WALKINGTON Witit the help of subscribers like Paul Walkington, the McHenry Plaindealer has readied people in the remotest places in the world. Chris Sonnichten and Claudia Dalton, past and present chairpersons of the Ways and Means committee of the Town and Country Newcomers club, are shown with the attractive handmade quilt they created with over one hundred woman-hours of work. The quilt will be on display during Fiesta days. For more information, contact any club member or Mrs. Robert W. Aleckson, Woodstock. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD New Meeting Place For Wonder Lake Seniors Freund of Johnsburg are the great grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Arvin K. Jensen, 2117 Salem avenue, McHenry, became parents of a boy, May 31, at Lake Forest hospital. Kevin Michael Jensen weighed 6 lbs., 13 oz. and was welcomed home by a sister, Kristin Elizabeth, age two and a half. -f Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roland Clouse, 5 Tulip lane, Newburgh, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Jensen, 4007 N. Fairview avenue, McHenry are the paternal grand­ parents. Among recent births recorded at Memorial .hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock, were the June 9 births of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blair, McHenry; a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gee of McHenry and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. James Pietryga of ARTS-CRAFTS FAIR McHenry. Also, a girl was St. Mary's Episcopal born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert church, Crystal Lake, will Wirfs of McHenry, June 10. benefit from the fourth annual June Jubilee Arts and Crafts fair to be held Father's day, Sunday, June 15, on the church grounds, 210 McHenry avenue, Crystal Lake. More than 60 local and regional artists and craftsmen are an­ ticipated. Admission is free. A steak barbecue will be served, starting at 1 p.m. for a modest fee. The Wonder Lake Senior corp. They explained Citizen's club held their first ^various aspects of Medicare meeting at Christ the King coverage and the filing church hall, June 2. The club procedures for Part B, meets on the first and third Medicare. Monday at 1 p.m., and the After the program, new meeting place became refreshments were served necessary in order to ac- by hostesses K. Elenz, M. commodate the growing Hillier, B. Jacobson and D. number of members. Janssen. Vice president, Joe Roti, Members of the club ex- conducted the meeting, due pressed appreciation to Ed to the absence of the Gallagher, Program Trip president, Bill Lamont, who chairman, for arranging the was in the hospital with a recent visit to the Wayne temporary kidftey stone King-show m Chicago. The condition. next scheduled trips are to Following completion of the Arlington Heights race the club's regular business, track, June 17; a Cub's a program was presented by baseball game at Wrigley Barbara Gilbert and Martha field, July 15 and a picnic at Flagg from E.D.S. Federal Petersen park, July 21. The program for the next ---------------------- meeting, June 16, will be _ _ _ _ _ _ „ p r e s e n t e d b y p a r a m e d i c s , o n uCTDC % "choking and methods of I dealing with such^roMems. By Sank Anae SkerMaa A film is to be part of the The peach season win (utrtrin*. soon be here and it will be mse to preserve some for Pre„urr program u,lng< future use as you enjoy them while fresh. • Wt '• ' v •" ^ • •- • • WOODSTOCK Admissions: George Schultz, Jennifer Hagberg, Master Steven Sima and Mrs. Marjorie Scott, all of McHenry; Mrs. Bonnie Andresen, Jack McCafferty and Mrs. Anna Griesch, all of Wonder Lake. Steven David was born in Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock and weighed 8 lbs., 5Vfe oz. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.-Stanley Pankiewicz of McHenry, and the late Sonny Miller. Paternal grandparents are the late Otto and Elvera Holtz. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Edltorls Quote Book He that hath an ill name is half handed. -John Heywood. Labor to keep alive that little spark of celestial fire, called conscience. George Washington He's born in a good hour gets a good name. -Thomas Fuller. A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. -Proverb 22:1 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS AVAILABLE ON NEW HOMES* Ripe peach halves 1 c cream whipped and sweetened Vt c shredded coconut 1 T crystalized ginger, cut in small pieces Strawberries Combine whipped cream with the coconut and ginger. Fill the centers of the peaches. Put in freezer tray and freeze. When ready to serve garnish with a whole strawberry. 'Construction must be started prior to December 31, 1979 •Interest rate 10% and 3% service charge (A.P.R. 10.5% Based on Mortgage of *25,000.00 for 20 years, Payments of $241.26) •Home is to be owner occupied and must be in the McHenry area Waih. peel, remove the stools of the peaches and cut Weigh peaches; use y«lbs. of sugar to each pound of fresh peaches. To each y* lbs. of sugar add V* cup of water to make a syrup. Boil the sugar and water for 10 minutes. Skim and drop the peaches in the syrup. Cook until peaches are trans­ parent. If the peaches be­ come clear remove from syrup and spread on a plat­ ter. Boil syrup until thick. Return fruit to syrup, bring ta boiling point. Put into dean, hot jars and seal. CALL MORTGAGE LOAN OFFICER AT McHENRY STATE BANK Few mea have grown unto greatness whose names are allied to MQICVIC* -M.F. Tapper. Save 23% to 25% Terry Cloth Rompers and Short Sets for Sun Lovers abfts poyocfion laty1 Choose cfwory soads C77 Q47 or auwiy prints On* and fcapiaoto stytas %| to 9 3510 W. Elm St. and Lillian St. & Crystal Lake Rd Richmond Rd. & Pearl St. + Funds for thoso loons ovoilablo from i State of Illinois special deposits