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PACK • I'UIMIKtl tH FRmtY. II \E II. IK EARL WALSH" So I Hear After listening to President Reagan's speech to the members of i he British Parliament in its entirety, critical TV critics came on to tell us what he said. I know what he said and can do without those masterminds analyzing the speech for me. V ~ . : One fellow kept trying to press the point that the President seemed tired. He sounded vigorous to me. I'd like to be that tired. There are times when a person has 4o stand up and be counted. There are pother times when a person has to forget politics and listen as a citizen of «our country < . < Ji . v " • " • -- * Somebody mailed me a John *Turnip6eed column with this printing «t the top:: "S.I.H FROM CURLY ^IDK". The Curly part immediately made me think of Jerry Rogers. Wrong initial. Am sure there is another Curly and the name will come to me in time. 01' John writes a great column for the Prairie Farmer, this one covering the family events during the month of May. > Thanks, Curly, t got a chuckle out of reading it ~~ maybe a couple of chuckles. c - 6-5-82 Dear S.I.H.: To my notion the Reagans trip to Paris is fraught with peril. What if Nancy starts a rage for black satin bloomers? ' . Regards, K.Brown No way, K. I would have no way of knowing, but I'M NOT GOING TO THE FUNERAL TODAY. Did you know that students of human history have found ceremonies for the dead in every culture Egyptians, American Indians, Orientals, Africans, Latin Americans and Eskimos are examples of the many c ultures that hold ceremonies for Ujeu.^l^ad Ceremonies vary to meet local needs Cere monies serve the living" American funerals briny friends and loved ones together to give mutual support They give the living a positive way to honor the memory of the deceased When you hear people wondering about the value of funerals, remember that funerals meet the deeply seated needs of the living. When a loved one dies, attend the funeral and visitation to honor the dec eased, to support the family and appropriately express your feelings No matter how you personally view funerals and visitations, the survivors have a definite need for support and reassurance from family and friends To my knowledge, even children who are brought to funeral homes and who attend funerals feel more comfortable as adults when this need arises They grow up knowing what to do and Say If you seek further information, please write and request our free brochure entitled Yes! Go to the Funeral, some suggestions on what to do and say", or "Confronting Reality" Mj£. f&T, ' -/-HC tn/ 3 t7r/ ycr A 4I»ten ^ I ii <nwil I iMMMtft km 3519 Wvst Elm Street, McHenry. Illinois fiO()S() (81,S) i85> 2400 NOW PLAYING AT ATV SET NEAR YOU. i It's CHS Cable, the new cable network dedicated to presenting the *»l)est and brightest in culture and the arts. With Count liisie on the piano. Bennett on the Count. Torme on "The •;Kraft Music Hall." Ormandy on the ixxliuin and Ian McKellen on the J proscenium J And jH'ople like Colleen I k*whurst. Jacques d'Atnboise and Jerzy •'Kosinski on the s|x>t In "Signature." tin* highly acclaimed interview show in \ which tlie famous are revealed. Every week night. B\ a camera. It's all part of a-new theatrical experience (Newsweek Magazine %called it " the Ix-st of the lot ") shown from dtama-day (Monday) thru ••best-of the week dav (Sunday.) If you're a cable iiiih" 11 "rt • 1 > * subscrilxT consult vour TV (iuide or viewei guide^^ H i •vfor listings » It not. niake a musical note to call your >loc al c able operator THITHCATKR Of TELEVISION YOU CAN FIND CBS CABLE ON THE McHENRY-LAKES CABLE VISION CHANNEL 22, ROUND LAKE (312) 5460011, MCHENRY (815) 344-3150, WOODSTOCK (815) 338-9393 pictures of French girts don't seem to indicate tbey are bloomer girls. Or, didn't you happen to notice? When I think of Bloomer Girls, my thoughts go back to the days when high school girls wore middies and bloomers on the basketball floor. Well covered were those girls. It is interesting to hear older men, who have quit smoking, talk about all the money they have spent on tobacco, wine, women and song. You know darn well most of them couldn't sing. ** McHenry is getting a Polish restaurant and has a mounting number of Polish people moving into the area. One train of thought is that Father Gaynor, Pastor of St. Mary's, is part Polish and the list of his parishioners shows a steady increase of people with i hose Notre Dame Irish names A Combined with the fact that Polish are good people is realization that we owe them a debt of gratitude. When the Irish took the brunt of all Jokes, they took the load off our backs. Welcome, Poles. Looked out the kitchen window and saw seven ducks in our back forty -- all males.' Must be the mama ducks stayed home to tend the store. ~ It was a pleasant surprise when we walked into Barb's card shop to see Lynn Lund and Mandy. Grandma Lynn says her first grandchild is now walking. Let me tell thee, when they start getting around under their own power you are busy. New Members Welcomed New members are (from left to right) Paster Roger Schneider, Janice Hnghes. Kathleen Lynn Hughes, Robert Hashes, Laura Michelle Haghes, Melissa Drake, Carol Drake, Irma Templeman a ad Ray Templeman. Photography byGaylord SERVICE * * 5 * Jt The second worship service held Sunday at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 N. Green street, McHenry, provided a setting for the congregation to get acquainted with some new members New members were introduced to the congregation and then received a certificate of church membership from Pastor Roger Schneider. Following worship, the new members stood in a receiving line to be greeted by the congregation. A coffee hour honoring the new members received Sunday, as well as sixteen other families who recently joined the church, was held im­ mediately after worship and was sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Lavem Roepke and Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Kot. Received into the fellowship of the church Sunday were Steve C. Drake, Carol Drake, Melissa Drake and Steven Drake; Ray Templeman and Irma Templeman; and Robert Hughes, Janice Hughes, Kathleen Lynn Hughes, and Laura Michelle Hughes June 14 Open Summer Bible School On Monday, June 14, at 9 a.m., Zion Lutheran church will open ita doors to the children of the church and the community with a new Vacation Bible school program. The new program, called "The Lord Is My Shepherd (My Creator Cares For Me)" includes games, puzzles, songs. Bible stories and take- home projects as part of each days activities for children from nursery age (4-year-old) through Junior high (8th grade). The coat of the program is underwritten by the church Built around the theme of God's love from the beginning until now. many puzzles, songs and projects which reinforce the theme are planned. This year Vacation Bible school will run from June 14 to June 25, each day from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. All sessions will be held at Zion Lutheran church. 4206 W. Elm street, McHenry. " v Anyone interested in enrolling their children or wanting more information should phone the church office at 385 0899 or come to the church at 8:45 a.m. Monday, June 14. Woodward To Philippines Navy Reserve intelligence Specialist 2nd Class Dennis N. Woodward, son of Harold L. and Avnis M Woodwardr of 2917 Virginia, McHenry, recently deployed to the Philippines for two weeks of active duty training. He is a member of Patrol Squadron 60, based at Naval Air Station, Glen view. During the deployment, his squadron conducted anti-submarine warfare training. The squadron flies the P-3B "Orion" aircraft, designed to search for, locate and track sub­ marines. C7arice. *UoCd A Veterans Administration study indicates a continued increase in the number of visits made for outpatient medical care at VA facilities, especially by the aging veteran population over the past 25 yean, from 3.3 million in 1957 to 17 9 million in 1981 FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 14, 1932). * Sydney Smith, with his familiar auto license of 348, was a caller at Bickler's hotel last friday. According w> information received, the beautiful shiny^ar was a Dusenberg. Smith, who ai time had a summer home on the Fox river, passes through McHenry frequently on the way to his summer residence at Lake Geneva. He is ihe creator of the comic strip," Andy (Jump The Rev W Bonham, pastor of the M K church, has finished his law course in Chicago. Mrs Koberi Conway was guest of honor at a post-nuptial linen shower given by Misses Minnie and Bernice Ferwerda. At the Empire iheatre - Buck Jones in "One Man Law". TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO , iTaken from the files of June 20, 1957) Willis Schreiner, operator of a ser­ vice station at the corner of Front and Elm streets, suffered a head injury in a hold-up last Saturday evening. An unidentified assailant followed Schreiner into the station after asking IO borrow a tool and struck him in the head with a gun About $40 was taken in the robbery. The annual carnival of the John- sburg Community Club is slated tor June28, 29 and 30 in Memorial Park A highlight of this year's event will be a baseball game between the Johnsburg Tigers and the Elgin V.F.W.. Two young McHenry area men reported for induction into the U S Army last weekend They were Duane Andreas, of Ringwood, and John Wirtz, of McHenry Gene Freund and Denny Litwin combined to pitch no-hit ball at Harvard Wednesday as the McHenry Junior Legion baseball team downed the home team 5 to 1. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 21, 1972). Veterans who are eligible for disability compensation are entitled to monthly payments, according to the Veterans Administration. These payments range from $58 for a 10 percent degree of disability to $1,130 for a 100 percent disability rating. Guest vocalist on the Thursday night stage band concert will be Elmer "Biff" Meyer, of Chicago, a native of this community. A singer throughout his high school days, Meyer is known throughout the area for his fine voice. Mr and Mrs. Donald Rath, of 4209 Spring Grove Road, McHenry. celebrated their twenty-fifth wading anniversary Saturday, June dinner-reception was held at tfe# Johnsburg Community club for 400 relatives and friends. McHenry County college has received trom the Office of Health, Education and Welfare the allocation of student finanical aid for the coming year The allocation was in the total amount of $39,199. it is anticipated that the financial aid program will benefit an estimated 150 to 200 students during the 1972-73 school year The body of United Airlines pilot Loren Brightman, of Schaumbiirg, was recovered from the wreckage of an experimental airplane that crashed near Crystal Lake. •~2»AACE " Act to the plac* wtth tht Helpful Har*%re Man"9 WttdfoJ Belt Reinforced *5/9" Inside diameter JUSTICE HAS NO GENDER •om HOMS NAVt SAMf * b"m V FINf FtATUMS couplings • High bunt resistance 40 ft.l 80 ft. *m!E2L«A $£77ltA97 I 801 k |(G2658/7« (G2658/70803) |(G2658/70804) LEAD PUSH FOR ERA-Pictured above are State Senator Jack Schaffer, State Rep. Dick Klemm, McHenry B.P.W. president, Lynne Donarskl; Legislation chairman Cathy Nolan and State Rep. Jill Zwick. 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