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L' ij nutri system CRYSTAL LAKf«y§ KTK. SI suiti ••couaJk Mai PROHSSIOHAL BIMUNNG (•IS)4Sf.«M* (» mm-7pm) (811)459-4490 Isipoef »«motAmi7»« I* STAFF PHOTOS WAYNE GAYLORD Small Kids \ \ \ A -) H1 With a turnout of 237 entrants for the Big Wheel race, the crewd had much to cheer about at boya and girls, a get 3 to 5, turned Pearl itreet Into a grand prix raceway Monday night. Thlt Kietta Day event wss run In heata of four to tlx conteitanta on the track at a time, with trophies awarded for flrat, tecond and third in each age group. Alter the event, many of theentranta enjoyed a Walt Oltney flick in the Children'i Outdoor theatre at Pearl atreet park. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD ft %-j0mfSMSSk t MR&Bil V. ^ v ' # •*** r> i m ' w n sa UJLCE OoU <Uati 1 FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 28, 1932). Dr. and Mrs Chamberlin, son Rolla, and Eugene Sayler returned home Monday night from a week's visit at Wisconsin 's second largest lake, Lake Namakagon, near Cable. 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The Commodore-64 is surprisingly easy to learn to use, even for those not familiar with computers. Clear, "user friendly" programs and manuals take the user through each operation, step-by-step. Ask About Our Software Packages on: Automotive • Medical • Legal • Accounting Ntrar a charge for demonstrating • Your piece or ours. Call today or stop In to our showroom. •ii/49s-37f7 312/asa-eaoo Century Business Systems « was clear and sweet with the perfume from the giant pines, while porcupine, grouse, rabbits and other wildlife was abundant about the Northwoods lodge. Boy Scouts from this vicinity are attending Camp Rotary n^ar Beloit this week Those from McHenry are Gordon Granger and Jerome Just en WEEK END SPECIALS at Erickson Dept store on Main street thia week were turkish bath towels, 15 cents, peanut butter (2 lb jar) 17 cents and salted peanuts, per lb., 10 cents. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 30, 1942) The campaign is on for the collection of 37 million old music records throughout the nation, and residents of McHenry are asked to do their bit to help This scrap will be sold to the record manufacturing companies and the receipts from the sale will provide sufficient funds to provide sets of new records each month to all Army posts, camps. A.E.F.'s, Navy ships, training areas. II S O and Red Cross establishments The sponsors of the campaign are the American Legion posts and auxiliaries. Leo Stilling is chairman of the local drive, aided by Paul Yanda The latest call from draft board 1 included three McHenry men among the 13 from that board to leave Aug 1. Robert Stacy Bouland, Jr., Donald Michael Justen and Ernest Fredrick Fluegal, Wonder Lake, were the local men to don Uncle Sam's uniform TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of August 1, 1957). Friends are proud of the record of Carol Lyn Herdrich, a seventh grade pupil at Edgebrook school, who has been awarded three ribbons for her 4- H work The Rotary club of McHenry is sponsoring a rodeo in McHenry for two days at Eastwood Manor. The Diamond K rodeo of Fort Worth, Texas, has the best in trick horse, trick riders, trick roping, rope spinners and featuring bull dogging. The interior of McHenry Welding Service, located on Route 120, was gutted by fire about 11 o'clock Thursday morning resulting in con­ siderable damage However, business was resumed on Monday. A spark from an electric welder was believed to have ignited leaking gas. The A it P store advertised steak as follows: Porterhouse, Club of T-Bone. 99 cents per pound. Sirloin, 89 per pound, and Round or Swiss, 65 cents per pound TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 28. 1972). Lisa Bell was winner of the first place award in the 2-5 year-old class in the annual bike parade held Satur­ day Top award in the 6-9 year class went to Cheryl Stupey. Prize winners in the 10-12 year class were Tim Romanelli and Chuck Isban. The Friendship club of the First United Methodist church held its annual summer picnic July 30 at Fox River park, Wilmot. If transportation is needed, call Leonard McCracken. In the finals of the presidents' tournament at McHenry Country club, Gary Adams defeated Don Hojnacki in the Class A division. Gary shot a fine 74 The McHenry Garden club, under the direction of Mrs lone -Bartz, president, and Mrs. Aldona Cepulis, Ways and Means chairman, have planted two Hoppa flowering crab trees at the entrance to Pioneer center at McCullom Lake. College Honors Debbie Harmer tells: "I LOST 50 LBS. IN 111 DATS at Nutri/Syatem. I feel better than ever before and have more energy tool" • No diet pills or Injections • No starvation or hunger - Lose under a doctor's supervision • Choose delicious, satisfying meals • No food decisions • Computerized "Wstghtminder"" guarantee (tar 500 The longest recorded period for which a person haa voluntarily gone without sleep is 449 hours - nearly 19 days - by Maureen Weston of Peterborough, England in a 1977 rocking chair marathon GRADUATE NURSE Betty Pagett of 4806 Promontary lane, McHenry, received a Bachelor of Science degree in Health Arts in commencement ceremonies at the College of St. Francis in Joliet recently. The graduates are registered nurses who completed their college course work in off- campus sites throughout the United States John Sytsmo Wins r ; In Boot Throwing tidiy John Sytsma of McHenry, a teacher at East campus, was champion toaser in the boot throwing contest last weekend held in conjunction with Fiesta Days. More than 100 con­ testants participated. The longest throw by a man was 107 feet 5 inches. Top- woman thrower was Tammy Sward, who tossed the boot a distance of 60 feet 11 inches to claim the championship. Money collected at the competition will be donated to the fireworks fund. Because of the accuracy factor in measuring each throw, the contest was enjoyed by everyone. There was no big advantage in just being strong; the winners were of average size and build. • Winners were awarded a boot gilt certificate. As the result of the popular race, McHenry and Arizona Sun claimed state champions. Gem And Mineral SUNDAY MISSION St. Joseph's church. Richmond, will hold a four-Sunday mission Aug. 8,15, 22 and 29. The visiting Carmelite priest. Father Rene Hayes, will be giving the sermon at all five Masses - 5:15 and 7:90 Saturday. 7:30, 9:30 and 11:30 Sunday. All are welcome. 4th ANNUAL HEBRON DAY ARTS & CRAFTS SIDEWALK SALE SATURDAY JULY 31,1982 Rain Data Sunday, August 1st 10:00 AM-5:00 PM ARTS ft CRAFTS BRATS, CORN ROAST, PIZZA A BEER AUTO SHOW FUN FOR EVERYONE! Sponsored Sy The: HEBRON BUSINESS ASSOCIATION Society To The Hiawatha Gem and Mineral society will meet Tuesday, Aug. 3, at 7f30 p.m. in the Lake Villa township hall, comer of Grand anffae and Fairfield road. A two-hour program on gold electroplating and elec- troforming will be presented by R. L. Newsom. There will be a Shortened business meeting. ., Anyone interested is inv}$J|( jo the meeting at no charge. will be 1ifsaliM« • as * acrmiH|rpi • If your cat wants to make your furniture iato its per­ sonal scratching post, try making him a scratching post covered with carpeting. NEED HELP? cm JSJSBL AND PSOM f ? 9PM SO*. TtMUMM. Z4HOUSS AMSwtamo (Hytci 815-385-2999 I