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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JULY 22,1983 EARL WALSH So I Hear * We may be old folks to Ken and ' Marie Diedrich, but they never forget us. They come to see us and bring choice bits. Good kids! won't keep some drivers from parking over the lines. to Squires at first base to pick off Cleveland's Pat Tabler, it brought back memories of George Jackson doing the same thing when the Johnsburg Tigers won the state championship at Elgin. All through the years people have been telling me tales and saying, "Put that in your column". Some things I was happy to use. Others had to be checked out and some were No-Nos. " Pitying the poor birds, who look thirsty, Alvina set out a pan of water in the back forty. Haven't seen any of them take a drink--but do they splash! The way farmers roll up the hay these days, I suppose nobody has to go into the hay mow. The man in the mow Used to come out of there looking like -he had jumped in the milk house water tank. One time I wrote: "What is so rare as a day in June unless the sight of a car parked squarely between the diagonal lines?" The late Dr. Chamberlin caught me with two tires parked smack on the line and spread the word to "Muggsy" Wattles and other tormentors. Since I am no longer sports editor, there is one alleged omission to be checked out. Sometimes I advise readers to send their problems to Dear Abby or Ann Landers. Many times I have referred people to Public Pulse to air their views. Saw Morrie Clark getting a haircut and wished I had some of that crop Larry Nimsgern was cutting off. Fred Meyer, a Yankee lover, was invited to Comiskey Park last week and saw how the other half lives. I really didn't need a haircut, but my better half didn't want me to join that distinguished group going to Wrigley Field Thursday looking like a hippy. Imagine a country boy sitting in a posh, glass-enclosed, air conditioned area where food, drinks and all the comforts are provided. Only at White Sox Park-- How does your garden grow? For "Just call me Rip" it must be growing real good, judging by the variety of choice vegetables he brought to our house. The usual requests come from people who claim to have been treated unfairly. . One fellow said,"That so- and -so talked behind my back to make himself look good and make me look bad. I have a notion to hit him in the nose." All I could say was, "Be sure you are right and big enough, then pop away". It is good to see the streets and high­ ways being marked with white and yellow paint. It helps. As this is written, a Chicago team named the White Sox is in first place. Or, did you notice? Of course, all the paint in the world When Carlton Fisk whipped the ball Old Timers summed up such por- blems by soothing hurt feelings with this: "Don't worry. Chickens come home to roost". Virginia Kreutzer and her daughter, Cheryl Dehn, laughed when they saw me step out the back door bedecked in a loud apron with wording across the front "King of the House." They didn't realize that this special apron gives me the privilege of working in the kitchen. « -- The many friends of Don Hoenes will be sorry to learn that he is hospitalized. Address: Rochester Methodist Hospital Rochester, Minnesota 55901 Room 311A Band Program At Johnsburg i James Van Bosch, principal, an­ nounces the start of the district's annual summer band program at the Junior high school Wednesday, July 27. Beginning instrumental in­ struction for those new band members who are registered will be held July 27 through Aug. 23. For the first two weeks of lessons, the beginners will be divided into two groups: woodwinds, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. and brass and percussion from 11 a.m. to noon. Both groups will be combined for the final two weeks of classes, meeting from 10 a.m. to 12. The Intermediate-Advanced band will meet from 9 to 10 a.m. every day. All students who have been playing for one school year are encouraged to participate. Those who have not registered may do so July 27. The band will perform for the teachers' workshop in August, before school starts. L <J, CJ The McHenry Plaindealer (USPS 335-200) Established 1I7S 3112 W««t Elm StrMt Phon« I1S-M5-0I70 McHtnry, Illinois 400SO Published Evary Wadmsday • Friday ot McHanry. Illinois Sacond Class Postafa PAID at McHanry. Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY POSTMASTEK Sand addrass chan«as to McHanry PloindaoUr 3012 W. Elm SI.. McHanry. Illinois *0050 Subscribers ara requested to provide immediate notice of change o( ad­ dress to The McHenry Plaindealer, 3012 W. Elm St., McHenry. III. 400SO A deduction of one month trom the expiration of a subscription will be made where a change of address Is provided through the Post Office department. Thomas C. Mill»r-Publi»h«r Ad*l* Froehlich-Editor iStoarb Winning /htospaptr MEMBER NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES I Yeor $16.50 In McHenry County 1 Ytor $24.00 OuHid* McHenry County Used Office Furniture Desk Chairs File Cabinets .W. LIQUIDATORS 63 N. Ayer St. Harvard, IL. Daily 9:00 to 6:00 PM Fri. 9:00 AM to9:00PM 4611W. Elm St. McHenry, IL. Monday thru Saturday 9:00 AM to9:00 PM Both Locations: OPEN SUN. 9 AM to6PM Fluorescent lights are a- bout four times as efficient as incandescent light bulbs. The film that forms on o- pened bdttltfs of oftves is harmless and does not affect the olives. - ' W. m liii IIII DISCOUNT CHECKING! At First National we know how difficult it is to make ends meet. That's why we, along with many area merchants, have joined together in of­ fering, FIRST McHENRY CLUB. First McHenry Club offers all the convenience of a checking account for one low monthly fee of $4.50 ($5.00 with $10,000 accidental life in­ surance) plus discount coupons. Some of the area merchants which have offered fantastic discounts are: McHenry Home Furnishings Spurgeons McHenry Drugs Palace Bowl Baseley's Servicenter John's Sport Stop Lakes Cablevision Coast To Coast McHenry Camera Center Main Paint Bay View Gems Little Treasures, Ltd. Edward Brothers Roofing Arizona Sun Typewriter Service Creative Kitchens & Baths Orsolini's Restaurant Custom Window Coverings Midstream Union 76 Huemann Water Conditioning The Stained Pane McHenry Lumber The Gallery McHenry The Hair Center Pizza Man Beef Villa Adams Lawn & Leisure McHenry Auto Body The Total Tan The Casual Shpppe Shutter Hut Scentique Perfume Fox Valley Quick Wash Arts Village Service L & M Automotive Fast Foto Shaklee Products .Vahl Jewelers P.G.'s Maternity Boutique Knock On Wood Pine Tree Pet Shop McHenry Checkpoint Kirchner Fire Extinguisher Jim Adams Auto Body White Hen Pantry Lee ft Ray Electric Laurie's Pizza Keystone Printing Call or stop in and ask about FIRST McHENRY CLUB. The discount checking account and remember, we offer six day lobby bank service for your convenience. MEMBER FDIC NaTIOMaL BaNK OF IVFHeNRY 3814 WEST ELM STREET, McHENRY 385-5400 ACROSS 1 Contented sounds 4 Clip • To »nd -- 12 In th* know 13 -- Haul* 14 Uncookad 15 Psrsagnian 16 Neighbor ol Turkey 17 CBS symbol 18 "Alexander's" [-MT Mt'UuI 'JET DBK LL.kJ'JO iKU "DC UiiuiC- i:-U nefcr; r-.t WNlKOiTi L'.ILJ •tlU£:A"jLUr- iebvt f iiHfiC' i juufc-w fit-; EuEjC, LfclQtUB HUV uUPQL utuu UutLI feJEEMB P1DC3 UFJ UJkJUiiU US 20 Drew aimlessly 22 College exems 24 From e distance 27 Building decor olyore 30 Surrealist Salvador 31 Mountain ridge 32 Parachute material 33 Hardy legume 34 Lame 37 Ueed In41-A 36 Farewell. In Normandy 38 Provided funds 41 Arsenal contents 45 Wedding words 47 General Manager (Obs.l 49 "TheSnake-' 50 Coin ol low value* (Fr.) 51 Tamarisk tree 52 Wood sorrel 53 Sill's workplsce 54 Billiards shot 55 Beak DOWN 1 "Pequod" captain 2 Consort of Zeus 3 Go trom here to there 4 Aves 5 High time ot life < Flynn, of films 7 Like an opera solo 8 Peruse 8 Before chute opens (2 wds.) 10 Actor Millsnd 11 Be Indebted 18 Breezewey 21 "Friendly" insect 23 Fish dellcecy ' 25 Agalloch 26 Peel 27 Doting 28 Cuckoopint 29 Cleens pipes (2 wds > 32 Scot negstive 34 North or South state 35 Paregons 36 Eases over 40 He ribbed Eve 42 Once follower 43 Genteel 44 Pierce 45 Doctrine 46 Amneslec's "name 48 Farrah's ex FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 20,1933) As in the good old days of yore McHenry will again have a brewery, with the #ork of installing modern equipment and remodeling already under way in the old brewery building which has served in this capacity for the past 75 years. H.J. Sclinaftman will be the manager of the brewery, which will be operated under the name of McHenry Brewing company. Mr. Schnaitman has had 20 years experience in the brewery business and is making plans for a successful business. , t • Albert Blake, who has conducted a battery station in the Stilling building on Pearl street for a number of years, has felt the need for larger s quarters and moved his business into the Schaefer building, next door, on the corner. Mir. Blake has added much new equipment and is now prepared to do all kinds of automobile repair work in addition to his battery business. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 22,1943) Afc. Vandalena Diedrich, better known as "Van", was McHenry's first member of the Women's Army Auxiliary corps, and began training in Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., in the early spring. Since then she has been transferred to Louisiana, but recently was sent back to Fort Oglethorpe, her old home, to attend motor transport school. She has a brother, Louis, stationed at Indiantown Gap. Pa. A McHenry farmer shared honors with several others on test in D.H.I.A. No. I in this community. The purebred Holsteins of James Curran of Route 1, West McHenry, averaged 1,243 pounds of milk and 39.3 pounds of fat. Robert Gardner's 32 Holsteins, of Solon Mills, averaged 1,294 pounds of milk and 39.0 pounds of fat. The highest producing cow during the month was a purebred Holstein of John Hogan that produced 2,105 pounds of milk and 92.6 pounds of fat. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 24,1958) Several hundred parishioners witnessed the laying of the cor­ nerstone, July 20, at Christ the King church of Wonder Lake. The Rev. Edward Coakley, pastor of St. Patrick's parish, McHenry, presided at the ceremony, with the Rev. James A. Vanderpool, pastor of Christ the King, assisting. vThe occasion climaxed 10 years « planning and hard work toward the erection of a new parish plant which includes a beautiful new church, rectory and school. After petitions and requests over a long period of time, the City Council amended the parking meter or­ dinance to provide for the operation of meters on Friday nights between the hours of 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. Harold J. Bacon of 'Crystal Lake, formerly of McHenry, has resigned as chairman of the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals but has agreed to continue until a successor is secured. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of July 25,1973) Ronald Schaefer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Schaefer, McHenry, has been awarded a stipend by the Du- Page-McHenry Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease association for inhalation therapy studies. The stipend is for JM00, and is the Christmas Seal agency's attempt at recruiting young people to this growing field of endeavor which provides relief for hospital patients experiencing respiratory distress. McHenry hospital has been re- accredited for two years, maximum length of time possible under current accreditation standards established by the board of commissioners of the Joint Commission on Accreditation. A mild rush to the super markets to stock up on meat was reported in McHenry. Part of the rush was believed to have resulted from predictions that there would. be a shortage, the other part to the fact that Phase IV allows meat prices, with the exception of beef, to rise. 10 11 45 46 SO S3 r 44 L r 55 Junior Olympics > r Saturday, July 23,9-12 noon Name- Ages 7-11 EVENTS Age- •••'r 'btr" w" ""0 ** -- Sneaker Toss Sack Race Shuttle Race 30-yard dash (7-9 yrs.) 50-yard da^h (10-11 yrs.) 7 . 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