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Twice rales Told SEC TION 2 - PAGE 8. PLA1NDEALER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 14. It7« basement has been put in and 'he rug making work will now be carried on in the basement. The L L. Recreation parlor in West McHenry has been sold to Harry Clark of Chicago He will take possession on April 15. Order fresh flowers for Sunday and we will deliver them late Saturday. One dozen carnations or mixed bouquet. 60 cents, Rosedale greenhouse. FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 8. 1926) C.W. Stenger. president of the West McHenry State bank, will begin his duties as president of the new Waukegan bank on Saturday of this week when the institution will be formally opened to business "The Last Edition", a film which is being shown at the Empire theatre tonight and Friday evening, was pictured in the office of the San Fran­ cisco Chronicle and the full force of Emory Johnson's trained executive staff was concentrated upon making this the greatest picture of that gifted director's career. The Bernard Popp building on Main street has recently undergone several changes. A Kent and Company an­ nounces this week the reopening of their office on Riverside drive. Kent and Company have engaged the Beautiful Live Tulips A Mwm lor laitw A gift of living lov* that will continue to onlivon any room throughout Sprinj ToNpifa *" M . Reg. 3.27 services of Peter J. Heimer who will be in charge of the office. Mrs Robert Thompson pleasantly entertained the Lodgettes at bridge on Monday evening of this week. First honors were awarded to Mrs. Pouse, while the consolation prize went to Mrs. C.G. Stringer. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 9. 1936) Friends of Dr. George W. Hess of McHenry, county veterinarian, were surprised to hear that he had resigned his position with the county board committee for eradication of bovines tuberculosis to become effective May 1, after being connected with the county office for eight years. Dr. Hess tendered his resignation so that he might be free to accept a government transfer to New York city, where he will be associated with the meat in­ spection division of the U.S. Bureau of animal husbandry in the position of assistant veterinarian inspector to Dr. A F Straub. Mrs Peter Niesen. 64 years old, died at her home at Johnsburg, Wednesday af­ ternoon following an illness of influenza. She was born in Hafnburg, Germany. Nov. 8. 1871 and came to America at the age of 17. Mr. and Mrs. William Bamford and their two children of Beloit, Wi., have moved to the John Blake house on the corner of Court and Pearl streets. Mrs. Bamford is the daughter of Mrs. Morris Crouch. Mr. Bamford plans to operate a filling station here. If you have ever been a resident of McHenry. have relatives here or are interested in McHenry in any way. we invite you to attend the Cen­ tennial celebration to be held July 3. 4. and 5 in McHenry Mr and Mrs. Clarence Angelse spent the weekend at Morrison. Mrs. Robert Thompson and Miss Marguerite Johnson saw "The Great Waltz" in Chicago on Saturday. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 19, 1951) family centers PtICIS EFFECTIVE WED., APRIL 14 THRU SAT., APRIL 17 Prices effective while quantities last. Wa reserve OPEN DAIL^ 9 til 9. SUNDAY 10 til 6 fflU aggJffiSSt" 4400 W. Rte. 120 McHENRY, ILL. [Rte. 47 & Cntry. Clb. Rd. WOODSTOCK, ILL. Discount prlcos plus sorvico A quality add up to tromondous voluo . . . and beautiful pictures at Hornsby's I SKCTACMJMtl KODACOLOR 110-12 ; KODACOLOR 110-20 KODACOLOR 126-12 KODACOLOR 126-20 Coupon aftacthro 4-li thro 4-11 ONLY, limit 3 roll* p*r coupon. Limit on* coupon por family. ONI PRINT PRRINVilOPR (nat Lsskleg Tss Shirt Kelts Reg. 2.17 yd. First quality spring stylos In tho nowost spring colors I 100 % polyostor cotton. 1-15 yd. plocos. 58" wldo. LONG& stuor non.lk.lin. pH conditioning i k>n§ Mfgr. 2.35 Non-alko- llne pH condition­ ing lotion for long holr. 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Intertwined leather straps. Wicker wedges. Women's slses. IM'I Rog. 3.99 Crushable comfort . . . softly padded bands-sllngshot straps. Women's sixes. MOM'S Rog. 16.99 Fancy moc toe s t i tch ing . Grained finish. Men's sixes. SyhrMMie Reg. 2.12 • Fits Polaroid SX-70 cameras. Assures you of 10 perfect indoor photos . . . Limit 3. TRY A NEW EASTER TRADITION! Bunny Rabbit Specials On Easter Makin's m iia<l«-wp Candy Filled Baskets te Wide selection of favorites! Made-up Candy- FiNed Teys te Many to choose from. \ Teii £C, Non-flammable , grass filling for ,- *90* A baskets. M ,v* ox. Fill it to the brim w i th Eas te r ' goodies I Rog. 53c Reg. 1.13 Slow slant catoiwd balloon* -- 3 colors at onco Yoar Imaginations Mm limit Reg. 67c £>An all parpasa V Reg. 03c Celer Kit A l l t h ingredients foi beautifully colored Eestar eggsl PW H TbriR 24 colorful plastk Easter egas to fill with goodies. R#9. 1.58 •Reg. 73c A total of 387 voters went to the polls last Tuesday in McHenry to elect three aldermen and a police magistrate. The only contest for the former was in Ward 2. Arnold Anderson, the in­ cumbent emerged the victor over Glen Dixon by a vote of % to 14. In all three wards, the public voted for police magistrate, with Larry J. Huck the winner in two wards and in the final count over John F. Buckie, with a vote of 218 to 149. Edward Albin Nordin, 61, died unexpectedly at the Woodstock hospital about 9 o'clock Tuesday evening, April ^7. He was taken ill after work and lived only a few hours. A son was born on April 13 at the Woodstock hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Justen. William Kinsala, Waukegan road, a sixth quarter executive interior decorating student at Woodbury college, Los Angeles, has recently been appointed a reporter on the staff of the college newspaper, "Woodberries". He is a member of the Phi Gamma Kappa Honors Scholarship society. ' Miss Lucille Regner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Regner of Ingleside and organist at Little Jacks, an exclusive Joliet night club, was given a five-dollar award last week in connection with a safety program. The award was presented to her by Dr. M.D. Abrams of the Joliet Optical company. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 14, 1966) Carl Buckner, 53, superin­ tendent of schools in McHenry for the past eight years, died of a heart attack sometime early Wednesday, April 13, as he slept. Louise Matthesius of McHenry is the first entry in the 1966 Marine Festival Queen contest. Voters in School District No. 12, Johnsburg, will go to the polls April 16, to vote on two propositions designed to assure improved and enlarged educational facilities for the children of both grade schools in that community. Major and Mrs. Raymond J. DeThorne of the U.S. Engineer corps and his family were recent guests at the home of his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Helen DeThorne, on Court street. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Freund of Johnsburg road attended the graduation of their son, Ted, from the Great Lakes Naval training center April 8. After a two-week leave visiting his family and friends, he will leave for San Diego, Ca., for his new assignment. Miss Joan Adams, daughter of Mrs. Alfons Adams, McHenry, has been named to the Dean's honor list at Lewis Towers, Loyola university, Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Swanson are the parents of a son bom April 4 at McHenry hospital. An interesting neighborhood fair sponsored by Valley View Girl Scouts is scheduled for April 17 at the Junior high school gymnasium. GOOD WORD from the Ihbh For which cause we faint not; but though our outward man perish, yet the inward man is renewed day by day; For our light affliction, which is but for a moment, worketh for us a far more e x c e e d i n g a n d e t e r n a l weight, of glory; While we look not at the things which are seen, but the things which are not seen: for the things which are seen are temporal; but the things which are not seen are eternal. 11 Corinthians 4: 16-18 Oops? "And when the rain falls, does it ever get up again?" "(Mi, yes, in dew time." Plant A Garden The Easy Way! RENT A ROTO TILLER We've Got A MoAl TO Fit Your Job! 4400 W. Rte. 120, McHeniy, Illinois Daily 9 to 9 Sunday 9 til 6