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PAGE 4 McHENRY PLAINDEALER Twice Told Tales FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the Hies of Feb. 15, 1934) A county wide meeting of mayors, presidents of village boards and members of the county board of supervisors has been called for Friday morning in the cirucit court room in Woodstock for the purpose of uniting on a uniform liquor license fee and rules and regulations governing closing hours under the new state liquor law. McHENRY AMERICAN LEGION POST 491 RINGWOOD RD. ROARING "20fs" PARTY DANCING TO "DON KNUTSON COMBO" FEB. 9-1974-8 P.M. til? DONATION *2.00 PER PERSON INCLUDES LUNCH FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1974 Thomas P. Bolger, McHenry druggist, has been appointed administrator of the CWA work in McHenry county, receiving the notice of his appointment last week from Howard O. Hunter, acting CWA ad­ ministrator for Illinois. Mrs. Martha Stupfel and Mr. Ray Heniken, both of Wood­ stock and well known in McHenry, were married on Monday morning. The Boy Scouts of the McHenry troop are devoting the remaining days in the month of February to doing their "good turn" by assisting the needy as proposed by President Roosevelt in his radio message to the Scouts of the country on the twenty- fourth ariniversary of the Scout organization. The community was shocked at the sudden death of Harry L. Ritter which occurred Feb. 13. He went down in the basement to fix the furnace fire, sat down in a chair and slumped over dead. Howard Cairns, commander of the McHenry Post, American Legion, has announced his candidacy for the nomination for county clerk on the Democratic ticket, to be voted at the primary on April 10. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Feb. 17, 1949) Gerald Freund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Freund of West McHenry, suffered two broken legs in an accident which occurred at the in­ tersection of Rt. 31 and Elm street. Gerald was walking east on the south side of the highway when he was struck in front of the Clark Chevrolet garage by a passing car. The problem of recent violations of motorists in passing school buses was brought to the attention of the McHenry county board of supervisors when 259 residents of rural school districts most of them from near Woodstock petitioned the board for aid. They asked vigilance and further action on the part of county and state officials in enforcing the sound legislation which Illinois has entered to insure the safety of school children who must ride school buses. Friends have received word from Mr. and Mrs. George Tonyan that they are settled comfortably with their two daughters, Jean and Joan, in Tucson. Ariz. A lovely evening wedding was solemnized last Saturday evening in the community Methodist church of McHenry, the Rev. Wayne Price of­ ficiating. United in marriage were Miss Dorothy Heilman of West McHenry and Corp. John Weichmann of Round Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Guzzardo of West McHenry will observe their silver wedding an­ niversary on Sunday, Feb. 20. On Feb. 17 the "Community Inquirers" will have their regular meeting at the Ringwood chemical plant and also have a tour of the chemical plant. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Feb. 20, 1964) William Pictor, Crestwood, McHenry, a lieutenant colonel with the Air Force Reserves, has been named chairman of the city of McHenry Red Cross fund drive which starts March 1. Something new in newspaper promotion will be included in next week's issue of the Plaindealer when local business men participate in a special leap year sale. A grand piano was presented last Sunday by the Veterans of Foreign Wars to the city of McHenry for use in the city parte next summer. Plans have been under way for a band shell to be erected at this spot in die future. A McHenry Civil Defense meeting will be held at the high school for the purpose of organizing, a rescue service. Miss Charnelle Fish of Chicago became the bride of Mr. William Wright of Wonder Lake in a beautiful wedding ceremony solemnized on the evening of Valentine's Day, Feb. 14, in the community Methodist church. Rev. Ernest Carder officiated at the nuptial rite for which Mrs. John Leighty was organist. On Feb. 12, a son was born at McHenry hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smithson. Mrs. Earl Brown is spending a few weeks in the home of her granddaugher, Mrs. Mel DeThorne, in Yucaipa, Calif., where she is making the acquaintance of her first great­ grandchild, Tod DeThorne. Young Joey Dehn of John- sburg received an eye injury while at {day at school. He was taken to McHenry hospital. An eye specialist from Chicago was summoned for con­ sultation. Memories Of Trip Recalled By Hugh Kirk (by Hugh Kirk, who recently returned from a trip to Africa and Spain with the Home Bureau) Part 4 "The trip home if a chore, for now you have so much more ,\ ACCEPTS LEGION POST - With the resignation of Clyde Huntington of the Union American Legion as junior vice-commander of the McHenry County council, Orlo Rossberg of the McHenry post was elected to fill this office. Replacing Rossberg as sergeant-at-arms was George Kanaly of the Marengo post. Rossberg and Kanaly were installed by the 11th district commander, Winston Baumann, of the Hinsdale post at the Marengo Legion home during the monthly meeting of the /McHenry County council. Left to right are Clarence Hammond, county commander from Fox River Grove; Rossberg; Baumann and Kanaly. (PHOTO BY GORDON GABEL) and lugging it all around is a real strain. "Airborne you leave the beautiful blue Mediterranean and take a last lode at the beach cities, Malaga, Torremolinos, Fuengirola, Marbella and San Pedro, where you shopped and ate and became so familiar that it felt like home. "Winging your way north you strain to recognize places you visited in the car and are surprised at how much vou You II Love The Savings At Your Jewel This Week! I 1 c)omiStoUS PRICES EFFECTIVE, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. _ , . ______ TMUBS., FEB. 7 THROUGH SUNDAY. FEB 10 AT AU JEWEL 3/18 W ELM STREET cinot IH IAKC DUPAGE AND MC HENRY COLIN ' 1 "• UUIYt Jl ULLI Jewel does m more than youH expect NEW STORE HOURS: STORES IN COOK. LAKE, DUPAGE AND MC HENRY COUN TIES (EXCLUDING RIVER OAKS) McHENRY, ILLINOIS ADD SUNSHINE TO YOUR MEALS WITH FRESH JEWEL PRODUCE! FLORIDA - INTERIOR White Grapefruit Large 40 size - UMEA. 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"Afterward you see the Atlantic and know you are over Portugal and when this land goes out of view it is a long, long time before land comes into view again. Here it is all covered with snow and ice and now you find that you are over Labrador. This lasts a long time, then the clouds come in and hide all. "A real treat is a clear spot and a great view of Toronto and its suburbs. Finally, it's Frozen, Lake, Mich; Chicago amT^ O'Hare and you feel it's all over. But not quite, so you must clear customs and here I lost all the beans, funny peas, two-inch long acorns, walnuts and more that turned out to be 'no-nos'. Yes, the cold was hard to ac­ cept after the time spent on the shores of sunny Costa Del Sol." Spring Grove Eva Freund 675-2135 Scribe Visits Family In England During Holidays Here I am back in the U.S.A. and wishing you all season's greetings for 1974. I spent the holidays in Europe with my daughter, Charlotte, and family, Major and Mrs. Charles Korus and children, Sherri, Ginny, Joe and Don, in Wadenhoe, England. I am just now getting bade into a routine of living here. It takes awhile when there is a difference of seven hours in time and being in England for six weeks. The first week of my return I was Rip-Van-Winkle, a bed looks ever so inviting. And now for some of the things I did while in England. Preparations for Christmas with the family were great fun. We baked cookies and nut-fruit breads, made decorations and trimmed the house and tree. The children delivered plates of cookies to their friends in the village. Christmas dinner was served in the English manner with roast goose on the menu and the traditional hats were worn (such as we do for New Year's Eve), and there was the popping of favors and fireworks, that is sparklers. While there I was wined and dined by friends in the village and at the Air Force officer's homes as well as at some of the elegant eating places. Many of these maintain a historical background. We had dinner at a hotel which had the staircase Mary, Queen of Scots had descended when she was taken to be beheaded. I very calmly kept my head and walked down the same staircase. Just before my return home, Chuck, Char and I spent two days in London. We had a tour of Westminster Abbey and stood before the altar where Princess Anne's marriage had taken place. In the evening we saw a play with Ingrid Bergman in person, it was a beautiful performance! The next day we walked through Hampton Court Palace on the banks of the River Thames. It was built in the fifteenth cen­ tury during the reign of King Henry VIII. The paintings on walls and ceilings and the original furnishings were superb. All good things must end and my plane left at 2 p.m. Upon approaching Chicago, the Captain informed us weather conditions would prevent landing and the reason was FOG, ironic isn't it? I saw no fog in England. We had to land in Detroit and there was a four hour delay before clearance for Chicago landing. All ended well and here I am safe and sound. POLITICAL CORNER j HEADS CAMPAIGN J e a n n e t t e M u l l e n , Republican candidate for state treasurer, has announced the appointment of State Senator Jack Schaffer (R-33) as her state-wide campaign manager. Schaffer, whose Senate district includes parts of McHenry, Kane, Boone and Winnebago counties, is a past state chairman of both the College Republicans and the Illinois" Young Republicans. 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