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< M i l . V l . t K - W r . p . N I ^ S U H * , 1 N U V t . U K M i 1 0 . t S H J C EARL WALSH So I Hear I » • . »-f In one discussion we heard the appraisal that if all the millions spent on the last election could be recovered, it would straighten out the Social Security mess. Of course, on the other side of the plank, thousands of people were paid to take some part in the election. The National Broadcasting Company paid four thousand people to get results to listeners. While waiting for a table at the Longhorn, John Lawrence came over to talk about the World Series. We think John was just as happy as his pal, Chuck Hiller, about the Cardinal victory. Norm Hoym was also feasting with a happy group and called me over to give me my dessert, a good cigar. No calories in that kind of dessert. Recently we have met several The McHenry Plaindeaier M12 Wait Elm SlrMl (USPS 3352-0000) f»tobl.»h.d 1(75 McHenry. Illinois 600SO Phon. (15-305-0170 Published iv.ry W.dn.tday • Friday ol McHenry. Illinoii Second Clou Pottog* PAID of McHenry. Illinois by McHINRY PUBLISHING COMPANY POSTMASTER Send oddrets chonget to McHenry Pleindeoler „ Ml2 W. Elm St.. McHenry. Illinois *0050 \ • v.. Subscribers or* requested to provid* immodioto notice of chouft ol od- dren to Tbo McHenry Ploindeoler 3812 W Elm St.; AfeM+fffy; 0K 40050. 5 A deduction of on* month from tho expiration of o tubKriplHoii wUI bo modo where o chonge of address it provided through tho #ott Office deportment Thomas C. Miller-Publisher Adet* Froehlich-Ejditor Sltoarb Winning ihtospaptr MEMBER NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1 Year $24.00 ULCER-CIGARETTE LINK R e s e l l h h a s established *a definite link between smoking and duodenal ulcers. It puts cigarette smoking right at the top of the list of culprits associated with this disease. It a \ f f e c t s t h e development, severity, healing and recurrence of ulcers. Among the facts recently defined: -Cigarette smokers are v about 1.7 times as likely to have duodenal ulcers as nonsmokers; . ,-Ulcer disease is more common among heavy than among light smokers; -Ulcers do not heal as rapidly in heavy smokers; and -Death due to ulcer disease is about twice as c o m m o n a m o n g smokers. If you smoke and have chronic stomach pain, you should see a doctor to find out If you have a duodenal ulcer. people who think we should keep writing about McHenry as it mas. Stating that it is our plan to got onto other trains of thought, those people told us they are comparative newcomers in McHenry and Want to hear more. r. ;p -- >*>'!<•: One lady said she has liyed her~ only two months. A man sajd> he be- lived here since the 50's, but is stiu i- newcomer. * -- v McHenry was settled in thehyear of 1836 as a part of Cook County. During the 1836 session jof the Legislature, an act was passed setting off McHenry and Lake counties from a part of Cook. The area was named in honor of General McHenry, a veteran of the War of 1812 and the Black Hawk War. In 1937 the county seat was located at McHenry. In 1938-39, Lake County was separated from McHenry County. There is history galore connected to McHenry. If our newcomers want more, I will pick up other items along the way. Newcomers probably never have heard about the McHenry Old Timer who predicted that Chicago would never amount to anything because "It is too far from Terra Cotta'. PICKUP: Don't be a show-ff driver. If you want to race, go to Indianapolis. Bernie Matchen, retired, has one of those business cards that give no information. The best part is: "When I have the urge to work, I lie down until the urge passes." College Honors There was dissatisfaction with the County seat being located on the edgi "of the county so in the 1842-43 sessi of the Legislature an act autho the people to select a new County sfeat. Centerville (now Woodstock) was the winner and the change was made in 1844. West McHenry (called Gagetown) came into existence upon the arrival of the railroad in 1854. It wasn't until 1872 that the village was incorporated. As a village there was great rivalry between the East and West sides. A compromise resulted in the Village President being chosen from one side of town for one term, then passing it on to the other side at the next election. Overcrickers! It was in May, 1923 that McHenry was incorporated as a city. Telephones came to McHenry in 1897, a water power plant in 1908, the Village water system in 1898, gas in 1912, sewer system in 1923, paving in 1923 and 1927. utstanding cholar Award Twenty-five incoming freshmen at Northern Illinois university have been honored with Outstanding Scholar awards from the NIU Foundation. One was Matthew Andrew, son of Ellen Andrew of Island Lake, a Physical Science, major. The winners erf the awards were determined by scores on admission tests and class rankings in high school. Eaclygtiiflaner will receive a $200 scholarship from the foundation, which is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization that accepts and ad­ ministers private gifts to the university. TEACHING ASSISTANT Nine Knox college students have been chosen teaching assistants in the Math department this term. Among them is John Anthony Arrnon, McHenry, who will assist in teaching calculus. IN UNIVERSITY BAND Southern Illinois university- Carbondale's university jazz band gave its annual fall performance at 8 p.m. Nov. 9 in Shryock auditorium. Guy Kammerer of McHenry is a band member. POLICE TICKETS The City of McHenry Police department has issued the following citations. James J. Bishop, of 2610 Henzada, speeding, 38 mph in a 25 zone. Christi E. Ceithaml, 3413 Gracy Road, speeding, 39 mph in a 25 zone. Peter S. Sandall, 3501 Sherwood Forest, Spring Grove, speeding, 37 mph in a 25 zone. Constance A. Stutz, 8010 Highview, Wonder Lake, improper lane usage. Fred L. Schurr, 2603 N. Villa Lane, no valid registration. Thomas A. Rood, 4805 Prairie, disobeyed a traffic control device. Pamela J. Mysker, 2014 Orchard Beach, speeding, 45 mph in 4 30 zone. Kenneth A. Lauer, 1600 Ramble Road, squeeling tires. Pamela C. Lapham, 808 S. River­ side, speeding, 45 mph in a 30 zone. Gary S. Boelter, 1615 N. North Ave., no valid driver's license, violation of classification and overweight on registration. Mark Heins, 510 Deerpath, im­ proper lane usage and transportation of open liquor. Grace M. Sorenson, 5205 W. Shore Drive, disobeyed a traffic control device. John J. Heim, 2801 Benjamin, disobeyed a traffic control device. Robert F. Meyers, 3216 Hunter Path, speeding, 44 mph in a 30 zone. Herbert B. Jacobs, 518 Kent, disobeyed a traffic control device. Marie M. Yegge, 3810 Main St., failure to yield the right-of-way. Thomas A. Mersch, 2307 Manor Lane, no valid registration. Dawn M. Gehrke, 4916 Elm St., violation of restriction. < Delores A. Bown, 4308 Riverftale, illegal operation of a school busj Timothy J. Casey, 422 Cresjhill, improper lane usage. , * Dorothea T. Hermanson, 516 Thornwood, disobeyed a traffic control device. Marie M. "Tiomas, 3103 Charlotte, no valid registration. Richard A. toay, 6906 W. Route 120, avoiding a traffic control device. R. Kurt Williams, 1603 Woodlawn Park, unsafe passing. Sharon L. Rutledge, 1820 Park Lane, speeding, 48 mph in a 35 zone. Eileen M. Pankow, 2522 Michael, Wonder Lake, speeding, 49 mph in a 35 zone.. Diane F. Kolbinger, 5007 Park'View, speeding, 52 mph in a 30 zone. j, Barbara G. Henrion, 6319 Giant Oaks, Wonder Lake, disobeyed a traffic control device. John D. Hendrixson, 4621 Riqgwood Road, Ringwood, speeding, 57 mph in a 35 zone. Bernie L. Hubbard, 5418 West Shore Drive, improper lane usage and driving under the influence. Charles W. Kopp, 7120 N. Oak, Wonder Lake, failure to yield the right-of-way. Anurat Paroongsup, 3108 Kinley, no valid registration. John E. Murphy, 307 Bromley, disobeyed a traffic control device. Thomas W. Warren, 711 Country Club, disobeyed a traffic control device. Kathleen M. Salo, 1211 Eastwood, no valid registration. Linda J. Senn, 913 Third St.) im­ proper lane usage. Thomas J. Kelly, 8603 Aldett Road, Wonder Lake, speeding, 66 mph in a 55 zone. Thomas P. Carroll, 7205 Summit, Wonder Lake, avoiding a traffic control device. Janice A. Natzke, 3701 James, failure to yield the right-of-way. "Y" Offers Cardiovascular Fitness Program This Fall The rocketing cost of medical care in America is just one of the reasons why YMCAs across the country are developing cardiovascular fitness programs in an effort to decrease the risk of coronary disease, Doug Neush- wander, physical director of the Lake Region YMCA said. "Preventive measures are a whole lot cheaper than medical treatment these days", Neushwander said. "Of course, YMCA cardiovascular fitness programs can't totally prevent coronary problems", he hastened to add. "But they are designed to help control some of the risk ~4attors associated with such diseased"?' Among the cardiovascular fitness programs being offered by the Lake Region YMCA are men's and women's exercise programs available mornings or evenings. Launched five years ago, the YMCA's National Cardiovascular Health program was designed in close cooperation with the medical profession and allied health per­ sonnel. 1 Ytar ......... $16.SO In McHenry Outside McHenry County County L7/i£ fashion <Si wt VI OO* J McHENRY OQIO" THIS WEEK'S "KEEP ON DIGGING" W i hj. i» i . 'iw mi * KEITH SONNICHSEN McHENRY, ILLINOIS PH. 344-2772 oJ gniao! n n p ' S 77*^2 r* Rtiil -orni 1 p or-o - M B i t * 3 • A ertJ Veterans - > 9fti 1573iGc»ur>try Life In^anrejiEohipany. one of tljfe Country Companies, hasfonsistently|oeen among l he top.five life insurance companies offering the best .value per premium dollar in studies compiled by A.M. Best & Co.. an independent insurance reporting service And this year, we ranked Number One. Fine insurance products price. FALL CANVAS HANDBAGS LOREN MILLER RICHMOND. ILLINOIS PH. 678-6691 Reg. $9.00 Value Save 10% WATCH FOR ANOTNE Keep On Digging" Special Next Week WITH ANY "KEEP ON DIGGING GOLD CARD fs the Spirit. DON FORTIN WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS PH. 331-3166 1007 N. FRONT ST. (S. WE. 31) McHENRY 385-7747 HOURS:MON-FRI10-5:30: SAT 9-5 Insur.tnu' .tnri Investment Servires I V PL <6 K | I I £ 'f 1 £ w 5: 4 * % I McHENRY COUNTRY CLUB DAYTIME MENU Two Eggfs, Bacon & Hash Browns/...;....... Two Egg's, Ham & Hash Browns.i „ Omelet with filling & Hash Browns. HOT SANDWICHES Hot Turkey Sandwich with mashed potatoes. Hot Beef Sandwich with mashed potatoes.. IJ McHenry Hamburger with french fries., Cheeseburger with french fries. The Turf Builder with fr^tich fries................... Mt. McHenry with french fries.....; French Dip with french fries *> ' . ' ;* ' ' Franchezie (Hot Dog with Bacon & Cheese), with fries. (OLD SANDWICHES Ham Sandwich with potato chips, v Turkey Sandwich with potato chips Salami SancfwTch with potato chips. ' • . r . . . Cold Beef Sandwich With potato chips : . . C u p 1.50 Bowl 1.95 . Cup .95 Bowl 1.35 *2.55 2.85 2.85 $3.25 3.50 .2.85 .3.10 3.95 3.50 3.25 .2.40 2.60 .2.50 2.60 2.75 Chili Soup of the day .... Hour* for the above are 11:00a.m. -3:00 p.m. until snow closes the course Our Dinner Hours until the end of December will remain the same 5:QQp.m. - 10:00p.m. Wednesday thru Saturday McHENRY COUNTRY CLUB 820 N. John St., Mchenry 385-1Q72 Although Irving Berlin wrote "God Bless America", during World War I, hfe waited until 1938 l to have -it m 1982 I HANKSCJVINt DAY DINNER MENU 'McHENRY COUNTRY CLUB r r:.t I _ V • j>McHenry»Courilry Club will again be serving Thanksgiving Din- i ner. Our famous whole turkey dinner with you taking home the J leftover bird is available for $1.95 per person plus tax & gratuity ifive or more in your party), children under 10 $3.95. The above is served family style with all the trimmings. « Instead of going to Grandmother's, bring Grandmother to Mchenry Country Club. HOW 10 SUBSCRIBE TO THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER I- r- < & . vVV We will also have the following available by the plate; Turkey Dinner $8.25 Baked Ham Dinner $7.95 Roast Pork Dinner. $8.25 Prime Rib of Beef. $10.75 COUNTRY CLUB 820 N. 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