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PAGE IK . PLAINDEALER WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1974 Confer Sacrament Of Sick Twice Told Tales Oyer sixty people were anointed with the Sacrament of tl.e Sick in a moving celebration at St. Patrick's church Sunday, Oct. 27. After neiurly a month of preparation, family, friends and parishioners filled the church at the 12:15 p.m. Mass. Montini Middle school sUidents helped with preparations by making various decorations for the reception held in the church hall after the Mass. The Social commission of the Parish council and Youth group prepared a dinner for the anointed and their families. Special music was prepared, including the young people's choir of St. Patrick's and soloist, Terry Huck. Many others helped to make the celebration a special and meaningful moment in the life of all those anointed. The parish looks forward to another celebration of the Sacrament of the sick in a year and the enthusiasm and faith shared in the celebration. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Discontinue Unpaid Mail Postmaster General E T Klassen has announced that the postal service intends to discontinue delivery of unpaid mail. The new policy is seen as benefitting the general mailing public now paying for their postal service. "It is unfair," Klassen pointed out. "to burden the vast majority of mailers with costs created by the few who mail without prepayment of postage. " The Postmaster General said postage-due delivery has also caused severe financial loss for utility companies, banks, and department stores as well as other business establishments whose volume of unpaid mail has been increasing. Postal service officials estimate annual postage due losses to recipients of unpaid inail and the additional losses to the service run in the mil l ion dol lar range. As of Sunday, Nov. 17, a l l unpaid mai l - mai l without any postage - wil l be returned to the sender . Previously, unpaid mail was general ly del ivered postage due. Mail mat ter of any class , received at e i ther the off ice of mai l ing or the off ice of the addressee without any postage on i t , wi l l be endorsed: "Returned for postage", and returned to sender . No at tempt wil l be made to col lect postage due. If the envelope does not contain a return address , i t wi l l be sent to the dead le t ter off ice for appropriate handl ing. The postal service said the new regulat ion does not affect business reply mail , federal government and free mail del ivery to the bl ind, armed Forces mail , or-keys and in­ dent i l icat ion devices re turned to owners . According to postal regulat ions, which have the ful l force of laws, prepaid postage is required on mail mat ter . In addi t ion, under the federal cr iminal code, any person who wil l ful ly deposi ts unpaid mail in a mailbox or col lect ion faci l i ty with intent to avoid prepayment of postage can be prosecuted and is subject to a l ine of as much as $300. The Postmaster General made the announcement before more than 3,000 business and government leaders in Washington at tending Nat ional Postal Forum VIII , an annual event to discuss methods of improving mail service and postal eff ic iency. VALEER MEN'S WEARHOUSE Sweaters What buys! Let this sweater sale warm its way into your wardrobe. Choose from hundreds of sweaters in all the popular styles & colors. Priced from $9 99 Coats When those cold days arrive, you'll be ready for them. And a lot warmer, too. Valeer has a huge selection of heavy-wear for the cold months ahead. In the latest casual and dressy styles, and at prices you won't believe. y^Valeer Men's Wearhouse RT. 120 V0L0, ILL % I rn §r**> tm m •' *•»'» m -- •» oa* ww «•» >m«»' 9 mm w* m* mm* n to atttfautf «•»>- % * IflMt* «Vi' L» * «M»*. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, 10 00 A M TO * 00 P.M. SATURDAYS, 9:30 A M TO 5 00 P M SUNDAYS 12 NOON TO 5 00 FOX LAKf College Offers Five Additional Classes This Fall The Office of Community Services a t McHenry County col lege wil l be offer ing four addi t ional c lasses s tar t ing in November and one s tar t ing in December. The classes are as fol lows: Introduct ion to the Short Story, s tar t ing Monday, Nov. 18. and running for four weeks, f rom 7 to 10 p .m. a t Lundahl Junior high school . Crystal Lake Individual Income Tax, s tar t ing Monday. Nov. 4, and running seven weeks, f rom 7 to 10 p .m. a t McHenry Com­ munity high school . West campus. McHenry. Beginning Keypunch Operator , s tar t ing Tuesday, Nov 12. and running s ix weeks^ from 7 to 10 p .m. a t McHenry** Community high school . West campus. McHenry. Intermediate Keypunch Operator , s tar t ing Saturday. Nov. 9 . and running 6 weeks, f rom 9 a .m. to noon, a t McHenry County col lege campus. Crystal Lake. Perfect Slacks, offered Wednesday Dec. 4 and Wed­ nesday. Dec. 11 only, a t McHenry County col lege campus. Crystal Lake, f rom noon to 3 p.m. Regis t ra t ion is„ now in progress . For addi t ional in­ formation cal l the Off ice of Community Services a t MCC. FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Oct. 30. 19241 Mis. E.S. Dowling. former McHenry young lady, is now associated with Viola Pearson in a new school of beauty culture. Southport avenue. Chicago The school is now open under the name ot the Dowling System of Beauty Culture After an al l day session in Chicago the milk board and dealers agreed that the November milk price remain the same as that of October $2 40 per hundred pounds M.J Suerth funeral director of Chicago has opened an off ice a t the North Western hotel in t ins c i ty and is now ready to answer cal ls in this com­ munity. Miss Ruth Kent enter ta ined at a towel shower a t her home in honor of Miss Eleanor M Klein A mock wedding, a wedding t r ip and games fur­ nished amusement for the guests . Mr and Mrs. C.W. Stenger . Misses Verona Niesen. El len and Mary Pender Walsh, Floyd Foss and A.J . Richardson at tended a banquet of the McHenry County Banker 's associat ion held a t the Crystal Lake country c lub On Oct 21 Miss Ida Mary Huff of Spring Grove became the br ide of Henry Freund of •Johnsburg. The ceremony was performed at St . Peter ' s church at Spring Grove. Rev Father Hildebrand off ic ia ted The members of the West Side Ladies Bowling club held their f i rs t meet ing and spent a few hours a t bowling at Smit ty 's a l leys . Those who at tended the meet ing were Mesdames W.F. Vogt . Martha Page. Ray Page, Wil l iam Hoeft . John F. Knox. P.M Justen. A I Froehl ich and Robert Thompson. FORTY YEARSAGO (Taken from the f i les of Nov. 1 , 1934) Teachers of the McHenry grade and high schools with Supt . C H Duker a t tended a meet ing of the I l l inois State Teachers associat ion held a t the Evanston Township high schools . About 3500 teachers were present including many from Cook and Lake count ies . The Boy Scouts who received badges are Richard Wil l iams, Tenderfoot ; Bruce Klontz , f i rs t c lass ; Jack Hess , Gordon Granger and Harold Taxman, s tar . At the "Court of Honor" which was held a t the grade school W E. Skidmore has about s ixty local men employed in repairs and improvements on his recent ly purchased farms J .J . Doherty and daughters . Li l l ian and Nell ie , a t tended the Fair in Chicago Sunday. Miss Marion Freund of Johnsburg enter ta ined her card club Friday evening and the gir ls surpr ised her by being dressed in Hal loween costumes. pr izes being awarded to Miss Helen Smith and Miss Alvera Het termann. Miss Grace Armstrong, nutr i t ion special is t f rom the Universi ty of I l l inois , wil l demonstrate variations of yeafst bread dough at the McHenry high school. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber entertained a party of relatives Monday evening in honor of their aunt. Mrs. Will Mead of Raymondsville. Tex. Miss Clara StoffeJ acted as chancellor and Miss Marion Wegener served as courage at the meeting of the Royal Neigh­ bor lodge at Woodstock. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO • Taken from the f i les of Nov. 10. 1949) Robert A Justen. who has been employed by Ins fa ther . George R Justen. in the fur­ ni ture business and un­ dertaking establ ishment s ince his graduat ion from Worsham col lege. Mortuary Science. Chicago. Dec 31, 1947, has been granted his s ta te embalmers l icense Cadet Kei th Lowry was promoted recent ly to the rank of master sergeant in the ROTC. uni t a t the Missouri Mil i tary academy. Mexico. Mo. Sgt Lowry is a member of the vars i ty footbal l squad^and the vars i ty basebal l team. The Charles Jurack family has moved into one of the new homes in the Mil ls t ream ad­ di t ion in W McHenry . Sunday, Nov 13. wil l be a t^ala one for Mr and Mrs. Charles Fret t . Sr . . of Aurora, former McHenry residents , who wil l be celebrat ing the occasion of their golden wed­ ding anniversary. The McHenry City Counci l and Mayor George P Freund are in receipt of a le t ter f rom the s ta te department of publ ic heal th which should be of in­ terest to the general publ ic I t i s a confirmation on the safe and sani tary qual i ty of the c i ty 's publ ic water supply . Announcement has been made by the parents of Pol ly Kubv. W McHenry, of her marr iage- to-be to Lars R. Eaman of Stockholm. Sweden, in January. After their marr iage here the couple wil l sa i l to Sweden where they wil l make their home. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the f i les of Nov. 5 . 1964) The annual harvest dinner and Chris tmas bazaar a t Zion Lutheran church wil l be held on Nov. 5 sponsored by the Fr iendship Guild and the Ladies Aid Frank Viveri to , 47, of Woodlawn Park, died Nov. 2 in a Waukegan hospi ta l fol lowing a long i l lness . Mr Viveri to had l ived m McHenry ten years and was a barber by t rade. The Methodis t Youth Fel lowships of the Community Methodis t church announce a total col lect ion of $256.79 in the recent UNICEF drive sup­ ported by local res idents . Dennis Marshal l graduated from the DeVry inst i tute of Technology. Chicago, with honors recent ly . He received an associate degree in engineer ing and has accepted a posi t ion in the research department of a Rochester , New York Cor­ porat ion Mr and Mrs. Donald JUST ARRIVED! PURE SLABS OF AMOCO CANDLE WAX GO CREATIVE AT SPECIAL PRICES Finest wax available. OUR REG. $4.47 Low melting point. per slab Makes it ideal for poured candles. RT. 47 & COUNTRY CLUB ROAD WOODSTOCK, ILL. HORNSBYS ^ family centers $229 11 Lb. Slab 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY,ILL HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Former McHenry Man Is Advanced By Corporation DONALD J. IIERDRKII Promotion of Donald J Herdrich. formerly of McHenry. to the posi t ion of senior investment manager of Firs t Capi ta l corporat ion of Chicago-Firs t Chicago In­ vestment corporat ion, a sub­ sidiary of Firs t Chicago cor­ porat ion. was announced by Chairman Gaylord Freeman. Herdrich. who joined the Truckenbrod became Darents of a son Nov 1 a t McHenry hospi ta l . Mitchel l A Bykowski has been a member of Company I of the McHenry Township Fire Protect ion dis t r ic t s ince 1955. Mr Bykowski res ides on Elm street where he operates his own uphols tery business . He has l ived in this area for the past twenty-seven years . McHenry Girls End Teaching Internship Two McHenry s tudents are among the f i f ty I l l inois State univers i ty s tudents , Normal- Bloomington, who are com­ plet ing teaching internship requirements in Jol ie t publ ic schools through the auspices of the Jol ie t Teacher Educat ion center , a cooperat ive effor t of ISU and Jol ie t School Distr ic t 86. The two McHenry s tudents are Melissa Doherty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Doherty of 3714 W Main s t reet , and Sandra Freund. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Freund of 3706 W Maple avenue. Students complete three unif ied "cores" of course work in educat ion on the ISU campus before beginning the seventeen weeks ' experience in Jol ie t under the supervis ion of a Distr ic t 86 supervis ing teacher and a col lege supervisor . The teacher candidates spend the f i rs t few weeks in Jol ie t observing and assis t ing in a l l areas of their ass igned school , gaining insight into the responsibi l i t ies of the classroom teacher and the dimensions of the teaching role . Gradual ly , candidates assume increasing responsibi l i ty in the classroom, working f i rs t with small groups of chi ldren and f inal ly with the ent i re c lass . Cl imax of the semester wil l be recogni t ion night , Tuesday, Dec 17. when supervis ing teachers are t reated to dinner and presented a Cert i f icate of Appreciat ion from ISU. First National Bank of Chicago in 1970. was promoted from the position ol investment manager. He was assigned to First Capital corporation in 1971 and was elected an in­ vestment manager in 1972. Herdrich was graduated in 1966 and received his M.S. degree in 1968 from Marquette university and his M B A. degree from the University of Chicago in 1973. He and his wife. Frances, and their two children live in Mt. Prospect Roberts Gives Talk Before Underwriters The McHenry County Associat ion of Life Un­ derwri ters held i ts monthly luncheon meet ing at the Branded Steak House in Crvstal Lake. R A Roberts of Huntley, c lub program chairman, spoke on the valuable ass is tance Life Underwri ters offers to in­ surance professionals , Edwin Raymond of Woodstock, chairman of membership, discussed recrui tment of new members . The associat ion warmly welcomed f ive prospect ive numbers at tending the i / ieet ing The next regular meet ing wil l be at nojni , Fr iday, Nov. 22, at the same locat ion The speaker wil l be Pat Let iz ia of McHenry. His presentat ion wil l deal with 11 RIO and IRA pension law r e v i s i o n s . I n s u r a n c e professionals in McHenry county are urged to a t tend. For reservat ions cal l Clavton Brandes at 459-0134. AWARD WINNER Virgi l R. Pollock, owner of Southgate Fabric Care center , 810 N. Front s t reet , McHenry, which won an award in the 1973 Coin-op Beaut i ful contest has just been not i f ied that nis Grayslake laundromat , Nice 'N Clean, 125 Center s t reet is an honor award winner in the 1974 American Coin-op Beaut i ful contest . Only 27 s tores were winners in the 1974 nat ionwide contest . School Advisory Council Reports On Year's Study The Northern Illinois Ad­ visory counci l appointed by State School Supt Michael J . Bakal is wil l meet a t 2 p .m. Wednesday, November 6, a t the Rockford School Distr ic t 205 off ice , 201 S Madison, Rock; ford. James Althoff , president of High School District 156, McHenry. is a member. The counci l is one of twelve c i t izens ' advisory counci ls appointed three years ago by Bakal is to provide input f rom the local level to the s ta te educat ion off ice and to give ci t izens a voice in educat ional pol icy making. The Northern I l l inois counci l includes persons from Boone, Carrol l , DeKalb, Jo Daviess , Kane. Lee, McHenry, Win nebago. Ogle, Whiteside, and Stephenson count ies . Last year , the counci ls s tudied ut i l izat ion of volunteers in the I l l inois school system. During the summer, OSPI personnel draf ted a report to the superintendent of the resul ts of those s tudies . Each of the counci ls wil l meet in November to discuss the draf t and make changes and recommendat ions before the f inal report is pr inted. In addi t ion, s t ra tegies for d isseminat ing the volunteer publ icat ion, for expanding volunteer ism. and the tasks and concerns for 1975 wil l be discussed a t these meet ings. FREE DELIVERY ON ALL OFFICE SUPPLIES LUxUiii C O M P A N Y * Hmt f GOODS mmM wwmuu WE STOCK A COMPLETE SELECTION OF: •OFFICE FURNITURE •FILING SUPPLIES "OFFICE MACHINES "LOOSE LEAF EOUIPIVitNT •BOOKKEEPING RECORDS •WRITING INSTRUMENTS DRAFTING SUPPLIES BUSINESS DISCOUNTS OFFERED P.O. 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