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J PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1163 EARL WALSH So I Hear After devoting my last column to early memories of 48 years, it is time to catch up on other thoughts and happenings. There was a big headline last week about former Mayor Byrne paying her husband $186,000 for a year in an advisory capacity. What else is new? Doesn't the woman always pay? Dear SIH: Aging housewife faced 'with machine: "Push that button • move that lever. Now let's see what hap­ pens." Yours, Kathleen Brown Marie Niesen has joined the Cane Club. Illness didn't take away her pretty smile. Back to school sales are posted all ova*. That's enough to spoil a kid's vacation. Dan Justen must drive up and down our street. One day he noticed we had only one small bag of garbage out front and decided Alvina must make me eat everything on my plate and on the table. Another day the digger man drove past and noted our new sod and retainer ties. That gave him a story that we were building a high fence between us and Virginia Kreutzer. (Trouble maker!) It was at the Bill Hiller funeral that we marvelled all over again about the beauty of St. John's church in John- sburg. It was ancestors who built the church, then came such stalwart men as Bill Hiller who maintained the structure and carried on the spiritual side through the years. "Rip" Roepke's garden is still going strong. We hadn't had any sweet corn, but found some choice fears in the sack that came to our dodt. Must do something for "Rip", but my garden isn't doing so good or well or whatever. And -- more yellow beans at our door. One guess. The history of McHenry tells us about a steamship hauling passengers and freight on Fox River before the railroad came in the year 1854. A little bird told me that Larry Seborg, a real Cub fan, has switched about 180 degrees toward the White Sox. The pleasant voice at the other end of the line was Mildred Zuelsdorf, (I don't know her married name) who grew up in McHenry. Mildred was here from Michigan to visit her daughter, Patty Doherty, and family. It is so nice to get such calls. Our 48th birthday with the Plain- dealer was not forgotten by Co­ workers. There was fun. Now, off and wingin' toward 49. OLD SAYINGS (Some old, some older). Many hands make light work. The better the day the better the deed. Love me, love my dog. Many a clean shirt covers a dirty neck. Don't send me posies when it's shoesies that I need. IIHITH mwmm COLOR TV NOW oo Z1310A/PT • Slim-line portable with Tri-Focus Picture Tube for outstanding sharpness. • Dependable 100% Modular Z-l Chassis for long-life reliability. • Super Video Range Tuning with Perma-Set Fine-Tuning. • Electronic Power Sentry protects chassis, maintains efficient energy usage. • Almond or Pewter Color finish. DIAGONAL Model SZ1927W COMPUTER SPACE COMMAND- 2400 NOW *498 COLOR TV Features UP/DOWN scanning of channels Of direct channel access Turn set on or oil. make sound louder Or softer through a continuous range and mute sound. « a .» • S1906C Color TV ZENITH CUSTOM SERIES TV « . I AGONAL Zenith ChromaSharp 90 Picture Tube for superb picture sharp­ ness and highlight detail. Dependable 100% Modular Z-l Chassis for long-life reliability. Super Video Range Tuning with Perma-Set Fine-Tuning. Electronic Power Sentry protects chassis, controls energy Auto-Control Color System. Sup©rVolll© Dark Brown Textured finish. PriCGCl Ot *348 00 "SERVING McHENRY AREA FOR OVER 50 YEARS" CAREY APPLIANCE His ailment has been diagnosed as s "I" trouble. Judge not lest ye be Judged. Time waits for no man. Eat to live. Don't live to eat. If you think life is a bed of roses, watch out for the thorns. * ' , As you go through life, spread little sunshine. Smile and the world smiles with you. Snore and you sleep alone. Figures don't lie, but liars do figure. A new barn will build a new house, but a new house won't build a new barn. Mother knows best. Faith, I'm sure! (Irish).. A little learning is a dangerous thing. ' , Little fish stay near the shore. A dollar saved is a dollar earned. Old sparks are easily kindled. Waste not, want not. A face that would stop a clock. • To be happy, make somebody else happy. Offer Senior Identification Carl Sallaz, of Use State of Illinois"License bureau, takes photo of unidentified senior citisen at the McHenry Meet and Eat center at the Moose lodge. The identification photo cards will be in effect for five years. i STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Toastmasters Hold Workshop Ninety-three identification photo cards were given free to senior citizens at the McHenry Meet and Eat center last Thursday. This was the largest number to avail themselves of the service in the state in one short time period outside special housing unit offerings. The McHenry County Senior SALES A SERVICE 1241 N. GREEN STREET 3S5-5500 McHENRY, ILL. The McHenry Area Toastmasters club will sponsor a speechcraft workshop beginning Wednesday, Aug. 24, and continuing weekly through Wednesday, Oct. 12, at the Round Lake Area library. The speechcraft is being conducted primarily for the residents of the Fox Lake-Round Lake area who wish to improve their communication skills, and who are over the age of 18. Jerry Boehm, McHenry ATM, . . f president of the McHenry Area I If 770 LQOOUG Toastmasters, and North division ** lieutenant governor for District 30, ^ will conduct the workshop with the O0OSOD IS UV8r assistance of experienced toast- Citizens' council, in conjunction with the Secretary of State's office, plans one more session in Woodstock at the Meet and Eat center in Walden Oaks. This will be held Thursday, Aug. 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. It is necessary that each person desiring a card brings three documents as proof , of age and LAKELAND PARK & LAKELAND SHORES Carol Cominsky 385-7246 masters from all over Chicagoland. There will be a nominal fee for each of the participants, which will cover the cost of the materials required in the course. The workshop will be limited to the first 10 applicants. The speechcraft program will teach participants to speak effectively at meetings, to face the public without fear, to lead groups in discussions, to motivate people to produce, and to listen effectively. There will also be. educational sessions on speech organization, voice variation, the use < of gestures, audio visuals and grammar, and parliamentary procedures. For information about the speech- crafters workshop, contact Jerry Boehm at 385-2884. The 1983 season of the Lakeland Park Little League ended the last week in July. This year's teams gave it everything they had to make this a really great year. First place team was the A's; second, Tigers; third, Sox; and fourth, went to the Cubs. All the ballplayers and their coaches deserve recognition for a job well done. A picnic was held Sunday, Aug. 7, at Knox Parte, for . everyone involved the league t}i$jyear. Trophies awards were presented for M< welcomed home by Katie age six, Jeremy age four and three-year-old Danny. Congratulations all of you. GIRL TALK Connie Mohawk took her two daughters, Jenny and Krystle to Apple Canyon for a week at her parents' summer home. The occasion was the arrival of Connie's sister and her daughter from Missouri. Mom also made the trip from her home in Elk Grove so all the females in the family could have some time together. ^ • MEETADAM Another family taking a trip were the Jordans, Jeff, Sue, Ben and Adam. They pew out to Tempe, Ariz, for a ^weeLat the home of Bert J J&fdan, Jeff's parents. identification. One of these must show the date of birth. The Social Security number is also necessary. Documents that can be used include birth certificate, driver's license, insurance policy, baptismal record, Social Service card, voter's registration, Selective Service card or established credit card. fourteenth year Aug. 14. Best wishes to Mary Malina on the 15th. ANNIVERSARY One area couple will be celebrating their wedding anniversary this week. Jerry and Jan Sullivan have their special day Aug. 16. "Valuable Player and Most Improved first Kme the paternal grandparents PJayer » got to see four-month-old Adam. The 1 PLANETARIUM CASING Officials at the Adler Planetarium have announced that the Planetarium will close at 4:30 p.m. every day from Aug. 10 through Aug. 22, due to an­ ticipated traffic and parking problems related to ChicagoFest at Soldier field. Normally the Planetarium is open from 9:30 a.m. until 9 p.m. during the summer. These hours will resume on Aug. 23 and will continue through Aug. 31. Tigers' coach, Mr. Kreutzer, presented Derrick Parisi with the MVP and Johnny Setlak with MIP. The Tigers also give the Ronnie Goebel award and it went to Mark Johnson. Mr. Sweeney, Sox coach, presented Steve Boelter with MVP and Frank School with MIP. the A's coach, Mr. Henderson had two brothers win the awards on his team. They were Vito Cioca, MVP and Anthony Gioca, MIP. EVEN THE SCORE The birth of Colleen Therese on July 21 makes it two girls and two boys for Jerry and Jan Sullivan. Their latest addition arrived at Good Shepherd hospital weighing 7 lbs. 10 oz. She was Ml be a HOT Time in the or TUB Tonight! SPA RENTALS Delivered to the Privacy of Your Own Home Weekly • Monthly For the Weekend • For Parties for information call 312/485-1212 or 815/678-2551 Most of the time was spent seeing the sights or swimming in the backyard pool. Susie Jordan was also there from Champaign, 111. to make it a real family reunion. July 31 was a very special day for the Jordans. It was Sue's birthday and also the day Adam was baptized at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church. His aunts, Cathy Koscher and Carol Cominsky, were both chosen to be his sponsors that day. The party planned for that af­ ternoon had to be cancelled due to various illnesses in the family. Nothing too serious that a few days' rest couldn't cure. BELATED WISHES Jane and Ken Grothman celebrated their thirty-eighth wedding an­ niversary Aug. 3. That was also the day Lorie Knaack turned 20. Carmin Hodges, Robert Laursen and Tina Harwood all had another birthday on the 4th. Mark Allyn Hutt turned 10 years old Aug. 5. The 6th was the birthdate of Jerry Sullivan, Lee Mai, Michael Pierce and Ercell Lock. Danny Freund was one year old Aug. 8; and he shared that day with Jimmy Daurio, Brian Gaza, Kim Sturm and Edward Rous. We hope Lorraine Arient, Robert Moore, Tom Krak and Bill Winkle had a fine bir­ thday Aug. 9. BIRTHDAYS COMING Jay Gacek will by 12 years old on the 11th; and he'll share that date with Karen Crook, Michele Kreutzer and Joan Becker. Randy Fergan and Chris Rogers share Aug. 12. The 13th is a special day for Dennis Bucaro, Jim Oeffling and George Hendle. Kevin Moore makes it to his v • ' ' ! • • • . 1 i Safe Diving Every year about 600 diving injuries occur, half of which result in permanent disability, the National Safety Council says. Council statistics show mat most of these accidents happen in lakes, rivers and ponds, and the majority of the victims are males between ages of 13 and 23. s_ Whenever you dive into the water, the Council suggests these precautions: «wst , Always check the < water before you dive. there are no floating submerged objects that might hit. ...Dive with your arms extended above your head. ...Never run and dive into the water. ...Dive only into the deep end of a swimming pool. ...Never dive into above ground pools. Sharhrock Club Family Picnic A little bit of Ireland spreads across the Twin Lake's lakefront on Sunday, Aug. 14, as the Shamrock club of Twin Lakes area hosts their second annus! family picnic. A day of grand Irish- American festivities is planned. From noon to dusk, members and friends will gather at Olde Fit­ zgerald's resort on Lake Shore drive to enjoy Irish music. Good food and refreshments will be available for purchase on the picnic grounds. There will be a small admission fee. Games are planned for the children, and there will be a few surprises. For further picnic information contact Rich Quinn at 414-877-2329. The Shamrock club of Twin Lakes Area is a non-profit making, non- political organization established to promote Irish heritage. Current membership includes over 32S Irish- Americans from Lake, Code and McHenry counties in Illinois and from Kenosha, Racine and Walworth counties in Wisconsin. JFor mem­ bership information contact Larry Coffey at 414-877-2696. •wt NOW THRU AUG. 20 Picture Framing SALE-20% OFF ' v • ' v, '"•? • 'i „ . ; ,s , •' On All Custom Framing-All Stock Frames Too! GLASS & WALLPAPER 3411 W. ELM, McHENRY 3S5-73S3 PICTURE FRAMING-ARTIST SUPPLIES-MIRRORS Moored PAINTS The McHenry Plaindealer (USPS 335-200) Established IMS MI2 West Elm Street Phone I1S-MS-0I70 McHenry, Illinois M0S0 Published (vary Wednesday • Friday et McHenry, Illinois Second Cless Postage PAID at McHenry. 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