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WEDNESDAY, MAY 12* UK EARL WALSH"" So I Hear Ccfca l ( o f l Ms favorite ta favor of Just to show m read what others write, tat m« say that AMna and I are high in our praise of Clarence Angtaae's Public Pulaa latter laat LAKELAND PARK & LAKELAND SHORES Carol CorrHnsfcy 385-7246 Throwing out the first ball has an enjoyable part of life for roe f< many years with different groups. Last week Pat Wirti called me to "pitch" for the 12 inch opener at Knox Park. My first effort went fine, then a photographer wanted another one. I blew itl Like big leaguers, I lost my con­ centration. When Pete Market and Bill came along, Pete asked if the didn't look different from the pasture of other days. It sure doesL It looks groat. McHenry ia wall set for parks, something over 170 acres. The recreation program is extensive. A certain sadness comas over me to learn about a staunch Cub ten like I wouldn't know why, but my b half la a fan of that rokwnn "ON THE SIDELINES" by Whatahtaname. Down at the boll game, Alderman Ron Maurer wondered about the distance between stakaa in pitching. Umpire Chuck Cuda fftrktd distance from the rubber to the FS Farmspan Wood Frame Buildings You can get a 48x80x14 FS building erected on your level site during April or May only for... '13,800' The Sale Package Includes: 1-24x14 Endwall Wood Double Slide Door 1-20x14 Sidewall Wood Double Slide Door 1-3068 Solid Steel Walk Door 4-9' Skylites •All ordtri mutt be placed by May 31 and shipped by July 91. 1S81. A 1S% cancellation faa I* In effect. for Informatlop contact: Dan Sml McHenry Plant 815/38o-0730 Emergency Area Doubled T h e M e m o r i a l hoapital board of directors has approved plans that will double t h e E m e r g e n c y Servicea area. Included will be more private e x a m i n a t i o n a n d treatment rooms, a waiting area for patients and family members, and a private consultation area. An improved reception area, a nurse's station and additional space for staff memberi will be incorporated, Lee P e a c e , e x e c u t i v e director, said in announcing the board's decision. T h e a p p r o v a l con f i r m a p l a n s t h a t were an integral part of the 19 million expansion program initiated in I860. This protect was included in tne bond issue completed a year ago this month. - The board was a s s i s t e d i n c o m p r e h e n s i v e e x ­ pansion because the auxiliary to Memorial h o s D i t a l p l e d g e d $150,000 to be used for t h e _ E m e r g e n c y Services area. The s e c o n d p a r t o f t h a t pledge~$50.000~is s c h e d u l e d f o r p r e s e n t a t i o n t o t h e Capital Fund drive in July. plate and stopped off 45 fast Some said it should be 46. v Chuck was wearing abort ariose. Rob thought horaeahoe diatance ia the same. I can't find it in my books. out of of Doe Adam'a Woman's Club'On Summer Vacation •• \ The lakeland Park Woman's club will have its monthly meeting this Thursday, May 13. The evening begins at 7:90 p.m. in the community house, with Edna Domreae and Viola Kelly acting as hostesses for this month. This will be the laat time the dub will meet until September. Tomorrow night ia when the election will take Another thing I waa Lis Nolan's Overton recovering ball from the brink. Marge Had occasion to sit down with the George Fretts for s lunch that turned into a delicious dinner. George ia headed for hia 88th bir­ thday and is still sharp on such thiMs as baseball. George's wife, is a S.I.H. booeter so how torn I help liking her. Meeting George brings back so many memories of days when he and Joe did so much to promote baaeball in Johnsburg. I kept score for them and wrote up their gamee. They had some good teama, good crowds and refreshments with foam on the top. place for the new officers so be sure to come so you can vote. Don't forget that the Woman's club members are cooperating for a benefit for FISH. STAND CORRECTED One of our old time reaidenta on Oak Drive called to tell me that it ia not called Street, it's Oak Drive. I didn't realize that road haa had its name changed before and I had these people confused, they thought it waa changed again. You learn something new every day, that ia one reaaon I like this Job so much. Well, what do you know! OF i two-a Lawrence Welk is on the air thla Sunday night. Rerun or not, it is a show we haven' seen before. „ 11 Jean Holzmer boasts: I LOST 27 LBS. WITHOUT HUNGER and I have Nutri/System to thank!' $ "I'm juat 5'2", ao thero'a no place to hide my extra pounde. When I neoded to lose weight, I did it eaelly and quickly with Nutri/System. 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An archaeologist studying objects from a 1554 Spanish fleet that sank off Texas' Padre Island found the remains of new-world roaches in encrustations that formed around cannons, an­ chors, coins and tools. The sun shone upon our area for Mothers Day Just the way it should. Thoughts of mothers and the sacrtflcee they make for their families is recognized this one day of the year. Rightfully there are many who show kindness to their mothers throughout the year. It has been said that a mother ia one's dearest friend and severeet critic. _ The older one gets, the more the realization that the critic side of our Moms is to make us better boys and girls, men and women. To me there is no more beautiful or meaningful name in the English language than Mother. So long for this time. In working a crossword puzzle, I find the anawer to Bye-Bye ia Ta-Ta. Must be baby talk. A man who would say TS-Ta to a grownup should get a slap on the wrist. ...An estimated $600,000,000 is spent annually by the federal government for disorders affecting speech and hearing. The McHenry Plaindealer M l ] W a d l l m l l i H t (USPS SMSM) iiMiikw im McHonry I Pufcllthorf I vary Wa<wa»<ay S PrMa, al McHanry lUtnat* lacaa^CI--» P»«fg« MIO at WcHi»n HltwaU ky McMINRV niSllSHINC COMPANY PO^TMASTIR Sand aMraii ckoAfO* ta McWawfy Ptatn4aata> Mil W llm SI McHanry Mltnait MMM Svktolbart ara raqwaitad la pra«l4a Immadiala walk a al cHaafa al ad 4«a» la Tha MtHanry Ptaindaalar MUM Itmll McNanty III MM A 4a4uciia» al ana manlte Itan iha aiplrattan al a iwfetc rlpiian will fca mada wha chanya al aMraii It pravMad Ikravfli Ilia Paal OMka dapirtmant T h o m a t C. Mlll«r-Publish*r A data Fre«rhlkh*lditor Stuart Hhnntng Dttaspaprr MEMBER NATIONAL NIWSRARIR ASOCIATION SUSSCINPTION SATIS I Yaar $14.SO McHenry Cesoty I Yni . ., 124.00 OnlUfc MUHamy Caawiy GOINGSTRONG I heard that another old time resident! 87 years young, Catherine Wagner ife spry aa can be. After falling and breaking her hip some time ago she is back home doing for herself Just as before the accident. She spent some time in a nursing home recuperating and undergoing extensive physical therapy. It's nice to know she's doing so well, you'd never know she once had a hard time walking. BIRTHDAY PARTY Tom and Elke Krak's daughter, Rochell, turned 15 years old on April 29. They had a party in their home for her on Saturday, May 1. Next door neighbors, Mike and Jane, were there with their children, Jennifer and Paul. Other neighbors who came were; Mr. Conrad and Mary and Leater Dobbins. The remainder of the gueet list read; friends, Ed and Carol, Joe, Aunt Diane and Uncle Wally, Aunt Carol, and Sherry. I heard one of the guests enjoyed all the delicious food Elke prepared that he went home with a slightly upset stomach. That's what happens when you get too much of a good thing. RECUPERATING Leater Dobbins had surgery in McHenry hospital on Monday, May 3. I heard he did so well that he was able to go home by the end of the week. We hope he continues to progress like this so he can be up on his feet again soon. COMES IN THREES Onaaad note I have to report three deaths that hit people of Lakeland Psrk laat week. We lost a fine lady on May 2 when Eleanor HOarle passed •way in Lutheran General hoapital, Park Ridge. She is mourned by her husband, Clar, son, Bob Matthews, and hia family, along with her many frienda in McHenry. Barb Borchardt loat her sister, Jaunita Koch, on May 3. 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Douglas Arthurs will be 9 years old May IS and he celebrates with Michael Dargatz. Helen Gerambio, Donald Glorch, Michael Johnson and George Tyler hear$he birthday song on the fif­ teenth. Best wishes are sent to Lyda Radisch and Rae Lynn Waychunas May 16. JoLynn Prazak, Vincent Linnane and Mike Bcrgdorf have their special day on the seventeenth. May , 18 ia Dorothea Zimny's special day. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Only one area couple will celebrate an anniversary this week. We send special good wishes to Duane and rWinn on May 18. --f Wins Scholarship College Honors CHRISTY BRADLEY Christy Bradley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bradley of McHenry, has won an Out-of-State scholarship to the University of Wisconsla at Whitewater. Christy has received the Leadership award In recognition of her leadership abilities which she has displayed during the past four years at McHenry East high school. Christy Is the president of East-Student Council, on the Varsity Pom Pon squad and a member of the Spaniah National Honor society. She will at­ tend Whitewater in the fall, where she will study language and com­ munication. ' FLEA MARKET The Harvard Milk Day committee has announced the addition of a FN* Market to the already action-packed 1982 Milk day celebration. The Flea Market will be held at the Milk day grounds June 5 and 6, and will feature space for dealers and traders alike to exchange, and sell legal items and goods. For additional information and reservation, contact either of the co- chairmen for this event, Carl Pulley "(815) 943-6348 or Gus Gustafson (815) 943-7578. DANE BELLE HEADS FRATERNITY - Dane ReBe, ton of Carol Van Drlel aad Joseph ReUe, haa been elected president of Phi Sigma Kappa, Alpha Deaterea chapter, at the University of Illinois, Champaign. Dane, a 1S7» graduate ef Johnsburg high school, ia majoring la Animal Sciences with aa emphasis on animal reproduction. A resident of 5762 Agatha, Plstakee Highlands, he will he starting his senior year in September. Hutchinson To S. America Tom Hutchinaon, a graduate student in the School at Architecture at the University of Illinois, has been granted a fellowship for summer study-travel in South America. Hutchinaon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hutchinson of 3704 W. Lee, McHenry, will leave May 22 and spend S months of independent study related to a travel program. Upon his return, he will submit his work for evaluation by the faculty for graduate credit. The fellowship stipend of $2,500 was granted to the McHenry student based upon general academic ex­ cellence, the nature and quality of the written proposal, and upon the need for travel to accomplish the project. 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May 5,12 k 19, 1982) WHO KNOWS? 1. Which president was the first to use radio? 2. When was the Red Cross established? 3. When was the Morse Telegraph first used? 4. When was the Sphinx built? 5. Who painted the famous picture Blue Boy? 6. Name Europe's long­ est river. 7. During what war was the national anthem wrinen? 8. What is the medical term for baldness? 9. For what do the four H's in the 4-H Club stand? 10. Which branch of the Armed Services was abolished ia 1950? 1. Woodrow Wilson who spoke to Aactkaa trobps in 1919. 2. May 21. 1881. ). May 27, 1844. 4. About 2900 B.C. 5. Thomas Gain borough. 6. The Volga. 7. The War of 1812. 8. Calvities. 9. Head, heafi. bands and health 10.The Cavalry. • A