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|f«af«l^/mta.-3f:ri9i5- -- - .. ' "- >" /•'." ' •' :'*\: f#Kp <<-:?'A' PiamroEALEr" ~ ,,"-•••»•"• «;.; -- .. '• 1 -.jr« *'V * : • -i : TW?^V^5^i7v W'iW PINCH PENNY PEM0ERJON HSARp IT WAS CHEAPER. TO HAVf HIS CAR FIXED IN THE Bl* TOWN HA/ ONLY $B£0 ? WHY THOSE SHARPIES* OF COURSE WE BACK HOME WANTED |MI6HT FIND SOME- $10 TO FIX IT /// JTHIN6 EL$E WHEN WE TEAR IT VMVN WHY THOSE-©• CROOKED MECHANICS// THEY WOUND UP BY CHARGING ME $ 33 AND NOW IT SOUNDS LIKE A CEMENT, MIXER / FROM NOW ON iU HAVE MY CAR FIXED AT HOME IN Mchenry SO NOW IT'S FIXED AND ABOUT HALF WAY HOME LOOKS LIKE THE SUPER-DUPFR MECHANICS OVERHAULED PEMBERTON* WALLET, BUT FORGOT THE MOTOR.. RHj&L ESTATE RD ENDORSES TAX MOVES The McHenry county Board of Realtors endorses one national move to enable communities to tax federal real property and another to give full veteran rights . to GI purchasers of farms, it is announced by T. P. Mathews, board president. The board leader explained his organization supports policy statements of the National Association of Real Estate Boards Which has come out in favor of: 1. A revision- in federal law to allow communities to receive a tax equivalent from federal real property such as Warehouses & and office buildings Which receive services from local government. 2. A change in the GI Bill to enable qualified veterans to enjoy the same mortgage loan guaranty benefits in the purchase of a farm as. are. .now a*- vailable to the veteran purchasers of urban and suburban homes. . In most cases, the national government does not pay communities any equivalent of taxes, says the board. In those cases where it does contribute something, the - payments are inequitably small. GI legislation now permits the ^veteran buyer of an urban home to receive 60 per cent guaranty of the loan up to a maximum entitlement of $7,500. Veterans who buy farms, however, receive only ff 50 per cent guaranty with a maximum-entitlement of $4,000. Mr. Mathews announced also that his organization is joining in the national drive of NAREB to raise its membership to "55,55$ in '55". The local realty body, he said, is seeking to enlarge its rolls of qualified brokers who, upon being admitted, will be entitled to use the term realtor, which is registered as a trademark with the U.S. Patent office. Upon \ joining, the new realtor pledges himself to live by the NAREB's code of ethics -- representing to the realtor what the Hippocratic oath means to the physician. The formal pleflge to the realtor's code binds the new member to deal fairly in all his transactions, and to work for the protection of property rights. The new member automatically becomes a member of NAREB upon joining the local board, and is thus entitled to use the term realtor. McHenry Amon§ Illinois Cities Formally Incorporated In 1855 It was 1855, but at least one of the problems confronting the General Assembly that year has a modern ring to it sounding much like the "blue ballot" drives of the last few years, Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier says. One hundred years ago, the Legislature passed a joint resolution providing for a refereh-. dum on calling a convention to revise the state's Constitution, and the argument thai, as; it was in recent years, Was. that the Constitution was too Hard to amend, Secretary Carpentier said. When the question, of. calling the constitutional convention was presented to the people ..in the general election of 1856, it yvas defeated, he added. " The original copy of the resolution, together with about 100 other litems of legislation passed' by the General Assembly In 1855, is on display in the Archives building in an exhibit prepared by the Archives section of the Illinois State Library, Mr. Carpentier said. Another measure passed by that Legislature decidedly does not sound like modem times, Secretary Carpentier said. That was the appropriation of $7,000 to purchase the ground and to build an arsenal for the safekeeping and preservation of state arms. The structure which Shop at Home and SAVE! DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS: DAILY 9 to 12 AJMu and 1 to. 5 PJkL FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 to 8:80 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 j Take the family to Church on To experience in your heart the true glory of Easter, attend Services at the Church of your choice on Sunday morning' With family, friends and neighbors about you, celebrate the supreme miracle that Easter commemorates. Join your voice with theirs in hymns of praise . . • bow your head with theirs in prayers of thanks . . . rejoice with them in Easter's sublime promise of life everlasting. ' There's still plenty of time to have your IEIs' clothes cleaned for Easter ... AA For FREE /JU Pick-Up & rtiwimifi'niiiiHW "T'- " " '"'^rf CALL McHENRY Hi Delivery LOCAL CLEANERS 206 So. Green St. McHenry, 111. was. subsequently built is still standing, located on North Fifth street in Springfield. Other notable items of legislation 100 years ago were the approval of a pension for veterans of the War of 1812, their widows and orphans, the adoption of the first school code after the creation of the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction in a special session' a year earlier, and the enactment of the first statewide game conservation law. Twenty-one towns and six cities, many of which had been in existence a long time, formally incorporated in 1855 And received charters. : The towns were Atlanta, Brooklyn, Carlinville,. Chester, Clinton, Collinsville, Columbus, Danville, Ewington, Geneseo, Girard, Greenup, Greenville, Grayville, Hillsboro, Jerseyville, McHenry; Mioline, Palestine, Salem and Tiskilwa. * The cities were Decatur, Freeport, Kankakee, Macomb, Marshall and Urbana. ' Four counties -- Rock Island, Peoria, McHenry and Gallatin -- were authorized .to borrow money to build new courthouses, and two counties -- Boone, and Grundy -- were authorized to levy an additional tax to complete county buildings. Eight Masonic lodges were in* corporated, including Richmond Lodge, No. 143, of Richmond. Gas, light and coke companies me fanned in eight cities: Alton, Bloomington, Cairo, Chicago, Freeport, Jacksonville, Rockfond and Waukegan. Springfield and Quincy formed waterworks companies. 'Other institutions and groups which came Into existence 100 years ago include St. James hospital of Chicago; Kehilath Anshe Mayrib, a Jewish synagogue in Chicago; Hahnemann Medical college, which through later consolidations with other groups is now Chicago Memorial hospital; Eureka college at Eureka; Garrett Biblical institute on the Northwestern university campus, j and the Illinois State Teachers institute, now the Illinois Education association. TEACHING PROGRAM ^;4 With .a new teaching program "developed at the University of Illinois, high school student* like mathematics because it is interesting and understandable. The program is designed in1 three years to present as much information as in the four of the conventional programs. This is accomplished by erasing the traditional walls between arithmetic, geometry, .algebra md trigooo-' metry and discmttHot *^1"00 and deadwood'. *.of every three students Who never go beyond one year high school mathematics, Ihe new program present much useful information, yet at the same time is a better foundation for those who go on to more mathematics study. ' HARDEST BUSIEST CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN PLAINDEALER WANT ADS CLARENCE'S SHOP Redwood or Pine - Chaise' tongues Bird and Dog Houses, Lawn Chairs and Swings, Picnic and Umbrella Tables. Pier Benches, Window Boxes,- FTewer Wheel Barrows, Rose Arbors, Trellises, Picket Fences, etc. Children's Swings, Sand Boxes, Play Pens, Tables, etc. Made to Order: Cabinets, Chest of Drawers, Screens, etc. Cement Cesspool Rings and Chimney Caps. CLARENCE j. SMITH JOHNSBURG, ILL. 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