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PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18,1*1 YMCA Offers Family Membership Paddy Guertn of Marian found her injured ankle much better agalmt Harvard as the raced down court against the opponent in the third quarter. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD The Lake region YMCA offers a yearly family membership and a young family membership which includes regularly scheduled family program activities. The family membership entitles the whole family to participate as a family or individually. Activity members receive free recreational swims, free family nights, free family swims (providing a Betancourt Angel Betancourt, a 1979 graduate of McHenry High School, has been awarded a varsity letter in swimming for the 1960-81 season at North Central College. Betancourt finished the season by swimming lifetime personal best times in each of her events at the Illinois Association for In­ tercollegiate Athletics for Woman (IAIAW) state small college meet held at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, Feb. 19-21. She was a member of the 200-yard medley relay team and the 200 and 400-yard freestyle relay teams, all of which set new North Central records at the state meet. The Cardinal six-woman squad finished eighth in the 10-team field in its second season of intercollegiate parent, sister or brother over 18 accompanies youth in the pool;, free tennis play, first opportunity to register for programs every ten weeks, lower fees for classes and free babysitting when available. The permanent facilities of the Lake Region YMCA includes a six lane indoor swimming pool, four lighted outdoor tennis courts, an outdoor shelter, exercise Earns Letter swimming Betancourt is the daughter of Elias and Sandra Betancourt of McHenry / J J4 check or cash Sign up today and atari participating immediately. All members receive schedules room, weight room, offices and 19.6 acres of recreation^ area. Payment plans are bank draft, VISA, Master Charge, GymCircusIn McHenry The 1960-81 edition of the Harrison Grade School Gymnastic Circus is in its fourth year of touring McHenry County Schools and will perform this Thursday, March 19, at McHenry Junior High Scnool. The one hour and thirty minute show is under the direction of physical education teacher, Jayne McMillan, and consists at a variety of &Cts ranging from tumbling , minMr»mnoiine, bare, balance beam and vaulting. Acts of pommel horse, clowning and adagio will also be performed at the show. The public is welcome to attend the 1:10 p.m. performance free of charge. The main purpose of the team is to promote a non-competitive gymnastic program which can be incorporated into any physical education program. ho Rental 9 75 PER MO. *1980 rent soft\ • NO installation charge • NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted • ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 FOX VALLEY DIVISION EARL WALSH' So I Hear Another St. Patrick's Day ia^Wlth us and still nobody his solved the problem of whd put the overalls in Mrs. Murphy's chowder. llliere was an implication in the song "I can lick the Mick" that some spalpeen did the dirty trick Sure as you're born it was a non-Irsh iloot who spoiled the /• asked for contributions and received a few. Feeney, or ogan, O'Brien, IFlannivan, Brannigan, (Logaa, or Ryan; Hagarty, larty, McShane, or Idoon, Rafferty, Lafferty, lain, or Calhoun, , Carrigan, O'Hara, : V e y , M c C o n n e l l , 1,0'Meara, O'Shea. It's-just O'Me sayin' . Happy St. Patrick's Day! Catherine Heaney % friend John LOOM sent some lines heard during visit* to Notre Dame in his leader years, but they will be reserved. He adds: ( Another bit of Irish lore - the oft used expression has bete abbreviated. When first , delivered by ancient Irish seafarers, it was, "and may the wind be ever at your back - especially when spitting over the rail." Irish Parody In the shade of the old apple tree Sat two Irishmen as wet as could be. Said Pat to his friend, "There's a fly on the end Of my nose, won't you smash it for me?" Now Pat's friend was a regular guy and a shillelagh he found lying close by. Oh he smashed the fly flat And they buried poor Pat In the shade of the old apple tree. Author unknown Compliments - Vince Adams At. Patrick's Day Oh, my mother isn't Irish and my father isn't, too, but today I feel as Irish as the really Irish do- For today I wear a shamrock that is very green and gay, and though I'm mostly Yankee, I am Irish for today! Aileen Fisher Some of thoaeSt. Patrick's Day cards we received are rib ticklers. Marie O'Corso sent one with an orange tag to be worn if you want to stand out on the big day. Stand out? I wouldn't be able to stand up if I met some Micks while wearing that. But, Marie enclosed a green carnation to war to take the curse off the tag. And -- if we had any idea of drinking and getting boistrous, "Biff" and Esther Meyer wanted to join us. How I love all those cards! Dorothy Uttich phone from the McHenry Library with an invitation to visit the library historical room, saying: "Since you are the grandfather of the Idea". Librarian June Stuart and Dorothy were very gracious in showing me the room and the progress that has been made in arranging pictures, maps and papers. Like the entire library, the room is systematic and neat. You are urged again to send in family histories, church records of a historical nature and anything to record the history of our area. The girls stressed the fact that if you do not wish to part with papers they can make photo-copies. Another item. Do you know where to And a 1902 history book of McHenry County? „ This small historical room will grow. It is rolling. Let's keep up the good work. Future generations will treasure these items. The phone did ring and whaddoyaknow, we got a rise out of a Cub fan. Yep Herb Reihansperger read our comment about the White Sox having the best pitching staff in the major leagues. Herb's trouble is that he thinks Lon Warneke, Charlie' Root, Guy Bush, Pat Malone and the likes are still pit­ ching for thej£ube. He did mention a couple of other teams that are sup­ posed to have fair to middlin' pitching staffs. Herb did ring in that other Cub fan who has been so quiet, George (Junior) Freund. What Junior said about me, Herb doesn't want quoted. Glad to know that I stirred those sleeping Cub fans into action. Life has been dull without them Met the Blaneys Friday night with a roiindtable full • of granddaughters ~ all Hogans said Grandma. Bob had just returend from attending Bob Elson's funeral. A standout in the sports world was the old 'Commander'. Honors Athletes The Johnsburg High School Winter Sports Banquet will be on Wed­ nesday, March 18 in the Auditorium. Both boys and girls basketball players along with wrestlers and Pom Pon and cheerleader squads will be honored in the banquet. A social hour will com­ mence after the award presentations. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES ON SALE ITEMS | SIIN.-THHRS. 9-9! FRI. * SAT. 9-10 PRICES EFFECTIVE WED.. 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