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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5,1982 v* EARL WALSH" Right or wrong, the discussion will only last until something else comes along to argue about. \sf I •• Several years ago when I was editing sports, I ran a release from the State of Illinois Department ^Con­ servation urging people not to feed the ducks so they would fly sooth and hatch a new batch. In the same issue, Musin' and Meanderin' pleaded for people to drop some change in the little boxes set up in business places. 'Twould seem the Department of Conservation lost. rules stated we were not allowed to leave the polling place. Yep. Five dollars for a long day and glad to get it. Bowie Kuhn got the bounce from his Not as a replacement, but in ad- position as Commissioner of Baseball, dition to Helping Paws, I am urging After 14 years at a top salary and our dear editor to start a new column expense account, he won't be standing called Helping Pas. With the economy in line for food stamps. as it is, a lot of Pas might agree. Stories differ on the Com- The mail is good today. I am teing missioner's salary. Whatever it is, it given a second chance to win a is peanuts compared to those million million dollars. Of course, ^ttere are dollar athletes. stipulations. We didn't see many sparrows all If I win that million, you can estoect summer. Now that we have put out the a big party. You all come! (But, aon't feeders, they have swarmed into our fast until it is a sure thing.) $ back forty. - -------- _ » STARS IN PLAY The squirrels keep surveying the The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker premises during all seasons. will be arriving at the PM&L theater, _ 877 Main street, Antioch, Nov. 12 and The local duck population has can also be seen Nov. 13,19, 20, 21, 26 grown to a point where winter feeding and 27 at 8:30 p.m. except for Nov. 21, is a problem. which is a matinee performance at -- 2:30 p.m. Anne Marie Cina from There has been plenty of con- McHenry plays Mrs. Pennypacker. troversy over using taxpayers' money Call 395-3055 for reservations because to feed the feathered friends. seating is limited. Election days bring back memories. The first time I voted, there were three old codgers, Wm. Welch, Bill Simes and one I can't remember, who formed the election board. Since my father was a staunch Republican. I was handed a ballot for that party. When 1 asked for the Democratic ballot, it caused quite a stir. Seemed like there were only three Democrats in McHenry at the .time. »" Then came three judges and three clerks. That's wh$n the fairer sex.got into the act. lean remember when I served on the election boards and received the huge' sum of five dollars for the day. Sometimes we didn't finish until midnight. No computers in those days. Vie late John Fay, Sr. was designated as the man with the megaphone to step* outside at promptly 6 a.m. to announce "Hear Ye! Hear Ye! The polls are now open". Lunch was brought in to us since McHenry Rescue squad; and Jim Wright, chairman of Rescue 50. Missing is Joe Eisele of the McHenry County Sheriffs department. Both rescue squads will benefit from the Jan. 9 event. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Preparing for the eighth annual Rescue 50 are local residents who are closely associated with the event. From left are Don Bentz, president of the Johnsburg Rescue squad; Dick Short, and Judy Mazrin, in charge of publicity for Rescue 50; Carmen Hodges, president of the record breaking $12,000 in pledge money, which was donated equally between the Johnsburg and McHenry Rescue squads. This year, the ride will again be honored with baseball personalities Rick Rueschel and Larry Bittner, along with well known TV and radio personality, Len Dressier. With Rescue 50 as the rescue squad's main fund raiser, generous donations are asked for this worthy cause. Those interested in riding or who would like more information, should call one of the following numbers, Jim Wright 385-9448, Judy Mazrin 344-2929 or Richard Short 385- 7180. The Harmony Snowmobile club will hold its eighth annual Rescue 50 this year. A goal of $15,000 has been set for the 1983 50-mile snowmobile marathon. Jim Wright, chairman for the three years, has announced that this year's event will be held Jan. 9, with a snow date of Jan. 16. As in the past, the public is invited to ride in the marathon along with many of the members of the local snowmobile clubs and the sheriffs patrol. Last year, the most memorable Rescue 50 to date, was run at a chilling 25 degrees below zero. That didn't stop approximately 100 children and adults from making the ride for a THOUGHT FOR FOOD •yOOUU) CROOK Tana Chow Mein Casserole 2 med. stalks celery, chop­ ped (about 1 cup) 1 small onion, chopped (about V* cup) 2 tbsp. chopped green pepper 1 tbsp. margarine or butter 1 can (3 oz.) chow mein noodles (about 1XA cups) 1 can (\0V* oz.) condensed* cream of mushroom soup 1 can (6!/i oz.) tuna, drained '/i cup water Vt tsp. pepper V* cup salted cashews or peanuts Cook and stir celery, onion and green pepper in marga­ rine in 10-inch skillet until onion is tender. Reserve V\ cup noodles. 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