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PACK s IM.A1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20,1983 LAKELAND PARK 6 LAKELAND SHORES Corol Cominsky 385-7246 Girl Scouts Enjoy 'Break' Girl Scout Troop 320 met during 'Spring Break' for an afternoon of roller skating at the rink. They had pop and candy refreshments and some played the arcade games there. Before going home they went to a local burger place for cheeseburgers, fries and coke. After eating, they worked off some calories playing on the equipment out front. - > -eU 'hey made invitations for -ade Brownies in troops 407 and 464, inviting them for a visit. This will give them a chance to see what the older scouts do at their meetings. Some time was also spent that day talking about two badges they earned. EIGHTH GRANDAUGHTER Ray and Donna Rode were in South Carolina visiting daughter Colleen and ho* husband Bill Perry over the Easter holiday. It was Stephanie's third birthday March 26 so they were there to help her celebrate. They also hoped to be there for the arrival of their newest grandchild. Wouldn't you know it, 8lb., 19-inch, Ryan Elizabeth was born April 9, the day after they came home. One more grand­ daughter and the Rodes can have an all-girl baseball team. ANOTHER GIRL John and Kathy Blake are now the proud parents of a new baby girl, born April 6, in McHenry hospital. They named their firstborn, 8lb. 3oz. daughter, Kelli Jeanne. Paternal grandmother is Christina Blake of McHenry, maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sayles of Piano, Tex. formerly of McHenry. ONE MORE GIRL The local stork seems to be leaving only pink bundles over the area these days. A neighbor of Dave and Lori Hankins called with news on Willow. The Hankins had a little girl, born April 10, in Sherman hospital. The new addition is named Erin Elizabeth and she has a three-year-old brother Nathan, who welcomed her home • TIME TO CALL I know all you folks on Lakewood, Rogers and Spruce thought I'd never mention your streets. I have now and expect to hear from you this week. BIRTHDAYS Rich McGrath will be another year older April 20. A very happy birthday to Mary Ann Dettmer on the 22nd. She shares that date with Michael Boyle and Brian Taylor. Timothy Stephens turns eight April 24. The 25th is the Ray Rode hears the birthday song at his housp Kevin Hughes is going to be six years old on the 26th and Joanne Apel and Bev Kreutzer aren't saying how old they'll be the same day. April 27 is the day Connie Mohawk will be a year older than me (until September, at least) and Katie Hughes turns eight the same day. ANNIVERSARIES Jo and Paul Rizzo will be married 44 years April 22. Sonny and Wendy Glosson celebrate an anniversary the same day. 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The purpose of the sales will be to assist area pond owners, park districts, golf courses, and homeowner associations in stocking their ponds and lakes. The first of the three sales will be held 5 at the McHenry County Farm Bureau parking lot in Woodstock from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, April 30. All fish will be bagged with oxygen for safe transfer. The bags will be of a convenient size so as to be easily transported by car or truck. Delivery can be arranged for very large orders. Set Microcomputer Workshops At MCC Microcomputer workshops on an introductory level will be offered at McHenry County college this spring. Instructing the seminars will be Steve Mansfield, MCC full-time instructor and coordinator of the data processing program. On Friday, May 6, from 4 td 7:30 p.m. will be an Introduction to Microcomputers and Basic Programming Language seminar. All seminars will be conducted at McHenry County college. Registration can be made at the college Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. On Fridays registration hours are from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Honorary EMT Named As proclaimed by Governor James Thompson, April 10-16 was observed as Emergency Medical Services week. In conjunction with EMS week, the Illinois Department of Public Health, Division of Emergency Medical Services, has awarded honorary Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certificates to citizens throughout Illinois, who although not certified in the medical sense, have provided essential support services that help make the life-saving work of the EMTs possible. Jim Wright is pictured being presented his honorary EMT certificate by Don Bentz, left, president of the Johnsburg Rescue squad and Tom Uttich, center, president of the McHenry Area Resscue squad. Both squads were unanimous in nominating Wright for the award in recognition of his tireless efforts over the years in helping to raise operating funds through "Rescue 50". r kba C7( UJLCS OoCJ H7aCs± TheCE Answer CtnMr 800.626.2000 FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 13,1933) An unusually severe electrical storm, cloudburst and hailstorm struck this region causing fires and flooding of the low land, while creeks and Fox river overflowed their banks. The storm broke shortly after mid­ night after an evening of murky, unusual warm air and succeeded by two more storms with the lightning becoming nearer and more severe as the night wore on. Because of the severity of the April storm farmers and townspeople were aroused and stayed up watching their properties. The lightning struck in many places in the vicinity, but most severe damage was caused at the Bauer ice house. Frank Meyer was sworn in as constable by County Clerk Raymond Woods at Woodstock. Mr. Meyer was elected to that office at the township election on April 4. ^ FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 15,1933) McHenry residents will be in­ terested to learn that Ingrid Bergman, noted star of Casablanca, For Whom The Bells Toll, and numerous other feature pictures, is a niece of our own Mrs. Jennie Mclntee, who resides near Pistakee Bay, and is a cousin of Margaret Mclntee, Both of whom she keeps in close contact with. May our city receive a visit from the famous personage some day. Coming on the heels of federal in­ come tax payment, the oeoole of Illinois face an acid test this month when the Treasury's Second War Loan drive is on, with an objective of 13 billion dollars to be raised through sale of government securities. A substantial part of this huge-financing must be paid by people in the ordinary walks of life. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 13,1958) The Red Cross fund (hive is still $1,000 short of its quota in McHenry township and funds are needed to continue the many services rendered 24 hours a day, seven days a week, by the organization. These services in­ clude aid to the Armed Forces, to veterans and their families in disaster, bood bank, first aid first aid, water safety and swimming in­ structions, home nursing courses, Junior Red,«Cross, j-c^munity ajMtf international service. 1 The Rev. Vincent Fish, vicar and the bishop's committee of St. Paul's Episcopal church are completing final plans for the dedication of the newly completed church edifice located one mile south on Green street. The date set, April 16. will mark the second anniversary of St. Paul's official recognition as a mission in the Episcopal diocese of Chicago. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 18,1973) Three persons who joined local school boards are new members following last week's election. Donald B. Arvidson is new to the District 156 high school board, Miss Marilyn Munz was elected to District 15 board and Thomas Leahy is new to the McHenry County college board. An increase in pediatric patients has prompted the board of directors of Memorial Hospital for. McHenry County to approve plans for a new pediatrics department on the third floor. One of McHenry's oldest residents, Alfred Fruehling, who resides with his wife at 610 N. River road, observed his ninety-seventh birthday April 14. The alert Mr. Fruehling is an avid fan of the game of pinochle and plays every Tuesday afternoon. What's more, when it snows he does what every good man does-shovels it out of the way. Steve & Leo Show • « The Steve & Leo show is coming to the McHenry County college lounge Monday, April 25, appearing from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. With a mix of skits and im­ provisations, which Chicago Magazine called 'inventive', Steve and Leo bring creativity, energy and a host of characters to their show. Everyone is invited to attend the performance. There is no admission charge. Ex-service people separated from service during 1975 after 18 months or more of active duty had better hurry to benefit from their full GI Bill education entitlements. They're eligible for 45 months of educational assistance, but it must be completed within 10 years of honorable discharge. Breathing Club To Start Spring $e$sion i ln City your Home The American Lung association of DuPage and McHenry counties is starting the spring sessions for its breathing club in cooperation with McHenry hospital Tuesday, April 26. The breathing club called 'PAL' (Problems Affecting Lungs) will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of McHeiUfy hospital. 'PAL' is designed to meet the needs of people suffering from lung disor­ ders by covering such topics as medications, allergies, breathing exercises and nutrition. Monthly meetings will be tailored to meet the needs of each participant. During the first meeting Bernard G. Miller, M.D., specialist in Internal Medicine, will cover the topic Un­ derstanding Your Breathing Problem. Areas that will be covered are the anatomy and physiology of em­ physema, asthma, chronic bronchitis, and other breathing disorders. Dr. Miller will also discuss new discoveries in this area and will an­ swer general questions. Everyone is welcome to joifi this free-of-charge health awareness program which is made possible through Christmas Seals. Those with questions should call the office in Glen Ellyn at 312-469-2400 or in Woodstock at 815-338-6675. 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