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HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Rae Corporation Promotes McHenry Shores Resident M William F. Kuhar, Jr. Thomas G. Hansen, president of RAE corporation, McHenry, announced the promotion of William F. Kuhar, Jr., to group vice-president and marketing manager for instrument products. In this newly created position, he will be responsible for the marketing and sales of permanent magnet D C. Servo- Motors. He has been a member of the RAE Engineering department for the past three years with the responsibility for Electrical Design and New Product Development. Kuhar holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Missouri at Rolla and has worked in the motor industry for more than seven years. He, his wife, Kathy, and their two children reside in McHenry Shores. Dr. Mlllc To Join Department Of Medical Group DR. Z. GENE MILIC One of only sixty-five physicians in the United States to have completed a fellowship and is now eligible for cer­ tification in the subspecialty of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility will be joining the staff of the McHenry Medical group. Dr. Z. Gene Milic will be joining the Medical group Sept. 1. The addition of Dr. Milic will allow the OB-GYNE depart­ ment of the Medical group to offer a broader range of medical care to its obstetrical and gynecological patients. Dr. Milic is the only obstetrician in the northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin area who has completed an approved training program in this unique subspecialty and is board eligible according to the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. After earning his M.D. degree at the University of Building Permits (city of McHenry) The following building permits were issued by the city of McHenry during June and July: Fred J. Studin, 908 Hampton court, aluminum siding; Richard Johnson, 402 Country Club drive, single family dwelling; Arthur Bellon, 1400 Glen drive, garage; Anthony T. Amici, 510 N. Front street, single family dwelling; James O. Vickery, 804 N. Center street, water hook up; Ronald M. Bell, 4216 Crystal Lake road, above ground pool; Dorothy Bennett, 5001 Prairie avenue, garage; Lester A. Stephens, 1704 N. Lakewood drive, fence; Donald Cox, 1505 N. Beach road, pool-deck; Marengo Federal Savings and Loan, 4400 N. Route 120, alterations; Brian LaReaU, 5015 Prairie avenue, single family dwelling; Victor Miller, Broad street, moving single family dwelling; Mr. Fishleith, 4518 Ramble road, fence; Robert Zujewski, Kensington drive, pool; James Patzke, 4804 Willow lane, single family dwelling; Robino-Ladd, 409 Kensington drive, single family dwelling; Robino-Ladd, 510 Kensington drive, single family dwelling; McHenry Golf Driving Range, 2107 N. Richmond road, sign; John Getner, 4811 W. Home avenue, garage; McHenry Jewelers, Elm street, sign; Ronald A. Burke, Lakeland Park, single family dwelling; Mrs. Clara E. Schall, 4213 W. Ponca, garage addition; William Miller, 1602 N. Flower street, water well; Donald Gattone, 3603 W. Young street, above ground pool; John Grant, 1814 N. Park street, storage building; Robino-Ladd, 607 N. Devonshire court, 4-plex condominium; Roger Lasko, 1708 N. North avenue, pool; Robino-Ladd, 5002 W. Bromley, single family dwelling; Robino-Ladd, 5001 W Bromley, single family dwelling; Robino-Ladd, 5014 W. Dartmoor, single family dwelling; Robino-Ladd, 310 N. Bromley, single family dwelling; Robino-Ladd, 604 Devonshire court, 4-plex condominium; Robino-Ladd, 606 Devonshire court, 4-plex condominium; James Kopsell, 4705 W. Shore drive, garage; William Miller, 1511 Ramble road, single family dwelling; John Barry, 808 N. John street, replace roof; William T. Henderson, 1320 Meadow lane, pool; McHenry Hospital, 3516 W. Waukegan road, medical offices; Albany Park Management, W. Crystal Lake road, nursing home; William Clifford, 4903 Willow, single family dwelling; John Arient, 1716 Rogers avenue, single family dwelling and garage; Art Tonyan, Freund avenue, single family dwelling; Richard A. Adams, 3909 W. John street, storage building; James Wallace, 3403 Skyway drive, pool; William Tollifson, 4800 W. Shore drive, patio; McHenry Hospital, 3412 W. Waukegan road, medical offices; Michael J. Wieser, 1912 Beach road, single family dwelling; Philip Ricker, 3912 West avenue, water connection; Gary W. Stevens, 423 Stratford, fence; Donald Warke, 421 Kensington, fence; Anthony Serritella, 4916 Shore drive, garage; James Patzke, 1709 Pleasant avenue, single family dwelling; The Toddler Shop, 3430 W. Elm street, sign; James Griffith, 1405 Oakwood, garage; James Hopkins, 418 Kensington, fence; Marengo Federal Savings, Market Place, signs; Garage King, 5009 W. Route 120, garage; Benjamin Benedict, 1810 Park lane, utility shed; Sanford Shannon, 4903 Prairie avenue, garage; Jeffrey Rudge, 4311 W. Elm street, signs; Robino Ladd, 309 Bromley drive, single family dwelling; RobinoLadd, 4903 W. Bromley drive, single family dwelling; March Builders, 1709 N. Park, single family dwelling; John Gacek, 4714 W. Shore drive, garage; Robino Ladd, 519 N. Kensington, single family dwelling; James Patzke, 4504 W. Clearview, single family dwelling; Overton Motors, 3902 W. Elm street, retaining wall; Pioneer Properties, 5214 Shore drive, single family dwelling; Lee Guntner, Fairway drive, single family dwelling; March Builders, 1719 Highview avenue, single4amily dwelling; March Builders, 4613 W. Prairie avenue, single family dwelling; Robino Ladd, 5002 W Dartmoor, single family dwelling; Mark Laskowski, 3905 W. Oak, patio screen; Harold Brunow, Sr., 1403 Beach road, single family dwelling; Edward Gausden, 905 N. Allen avenue, alterations; Brian G. Cunat, 4710 W. Prairie avenue, single family dwelling; Robino Ladd, 601 N. Devonshire, 4 plex condominium; Robino Ladd, 608 Devonshire, 4 plex condominium; Robino Ladd, 602 N. Devonshire, 4 plex condominium; Robino Ladd, 603 N. Devonshire, 4 plex condominium; Roger B. Nelson, 1604 Meadow lane, single family dwelling; Robino Ladd, 605 N. Devonshire, 4 plex condominium; Robino Ladd, 605 N. Waters Edge, 4 plex condominium; Robino Ladd, 603 N. Waters edge, 4 plex condominium; Frank Borzewski, 4912 Willow lane, garage; Robino Ladd, 5008 W. Bromley, single family dwelling; Robino Ladd, 4910 W. Bromley, single family dwelling; Robino Ladd, W. Bromley drive, single family dwelling; Robino Ladd, 607 N. Kensington, single family dwelling; Robino Ladd, 302 N. Bromley, single family dwelling; Casey Proctor, 1712 N. Pleasant, single family dwelling; Casey Proctor, 5213 W. Hunter, single family dwelling; Kenneth Henderson, 1921 Lakewood drive, above ground pool; Belgrad, Yugoslavia, in 1965, Dr. Milic served his internship at University hospitals in Belgrad, 1966-67, and his residency in Obstetrics- Gynecology at the William Beaumont hospital in Royal Oak, Mi., 1968-73. Dr. Milic recently completed a two-part fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. The first part was at William Beaumont hospital in Michigan from 1974- 75, the second ptfrt from 1975-76 at Michael Reese Medical center in Chicago. Dr. Milic and his family will reside in Crystal Lake. HARMS FARM AND GARDEN CENTER r . i r v i \ i i . k . i f i j . m , i n m m 815-385-3074 ffjui I. i rrn | hi i ii i FRESH MICHIGAN PEACHES BUY NOW FOR FREEZING SWEET) CORN TOO! AT ITS BEST FOR FREEZING ^ 4/4* 5 DOZ. BAG W FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Aug. 12; 1926) The formal opening of the new furniture and undertaking establishment of N.J. Justen and Son, West McHenry, will occur Saturday of this week, Aug. 14. This old established firm has issued an invitation to the people of McHenry and contiguous territory to visit their new show rooms on that date, at which time a general reception will be held in order that the public may have the opportunity to inspect this modern building and the complete new line of home furnishings. Saturday, Aug. 14, is an­ nounced as the formal opening day of the '1926 Model Hard­ ware Store' owned by William H. Althoff, who is now located in the new building erected by N.J. Justen on the same location as Mr. Althoff s former hardware store, destroyed by fire April 11 this year. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Aug. 13, 1936) The fourth installment of 10 percent on the deferred cer­ tificates held by the West McHenry State bank will be paid by that institution this week and payments were begun this morning. Per­ mission to do this has been received from Edward J. Barrett, auditor of public ac­ counts of the state of Illinois and deferred certificates of interest may be taken to the bank any time. Building construction in this locality got off to a relatively good start this year and has been increasing as the months go by, probably having reached its peak for the year with arrival of the mid-summer season. Just when things looked good for the McHenry All Stars last Sunday afternoon on the local diamond, those Bally Muck boys from Waukegan found ways of scoring enough runs to take a 9 to 8 decision. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of August 16, 1951) . On the corner of Green and Elm streets, before a house which has stood as a landmark for more than a century, is a sign which reads, "New home of the McHenry library." The statement stands for the realization of a dream come true for those citizens of the community who have worked with one aim in mind for so many years to provide the city with a suitable library in keeping with its growth and progress in other endeavors. The site of the new home for the library is the Tesch property, where Mrs. William Tesch lived more than eighty years and where she and her husband resided the sixty years of their married life. It was purchased by the city of McHenry library at public auction for $4,700. Mrs. Gertrude Barbian, local Red Cross chairman, and the McHenry Business Men's association won the out­ standing citizen and o r g a n i z a t i o n a w a r d s , respectively, at an impressive service in connection with the Veterans of Foreign Wars carnival in the city park Sunday. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of August 18. 1966) At the regular meeting of the McHenry County council Monday night, the annual tax levy ordinance was*passed and approved in the amount of $118,075. The levy last year was $102,850. The council indicated a desire to hold the levy within reason and did not consider the increase high in view of in­ creased valuations and needs in providing services expected by residents of the city. Bids received at the last meeting on a new compact station wagon were reviewed and action taken to accept the bid of Buss Ford Sales to furnish a Ford Falcon with larger engine and automatic transmission in the amount of $2,085. The thrill of being proclaimed state champions was experienced by the Viscount color guard of M c H e n r y l a s t S u n d a y a f ­ ternoon when the young ladies won the Illinois title for the second consecutive year. They appeared before a grandstand filled with between 3,000 and 4,000 interested spectators at the state fair in Springfield. Emergency Preparedness Course Completed Craig R. Leigh, Sunrise Ridge Emergency Services director, and Mark Taber- nacki, co-director, recently completed a state seminar on Emergency Preparedness held in Rochelli, II. during the month of July by the State Emergency Services and Disaster agency. The seminar consisted of intensive training for emergency situations. It outlined the proper utilization of community resoures and stressed early detection methods of possible disasters. As a result of this seminar, citizens can be assured of quick response and assistance from Emergency services in the event of a disaster. PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, AUGU8XJ&_U2fi TOUR POLAND- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zima, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Conrad and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Komarek, all residents of Whispering Oaks, recently returnegg from a three-week tour of Poland. The couples flew from O'Hafe airport directly to Warsaw. After spending a few days in Poland's capitol city, they visited many other historic cities and places of interest. Included in the itinerai^ were Lublin, Kazinierz, Zamosc, Rzeshow, Zakopane and Cracow. They also toured many small towns and villages and spent several days in the Tatra mountains, the beautiful resort area of southern Poland, WELCOME Cherrapungi, India has an average annual downpour of 432 inches--that's 36 feet! THE McHENRY MEDICAL GROUP ANNOUNCES THE ASSOCIATION OF James R. Skopec, M.D. Practice Limited to Internal Medicine Hours by Appointment Office Location- 1110 North Green Street, McHenry, Illinois PHONE: (815) 385-1050 NPHenry People Helping MGHenry People! GOLDEN AGE DAY A waltz contest, kitchen band contest and free admission to the fairgrounds will be among the attractions Freedom Fair '76 will offer for senior citizens Friday, Aug. 20. Golden Age day at the Illinois State Fair will also include prizes for the oldest gentleman and oldest woman at the fair that day and other prizes and features for senior citizens. The Illinois Department on Aging is' working with the State Fair agency on plans for Golden Age day. WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION OF FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES COME OUT TODAY! "Nothing beats experience... and we have lots of it at McHenry Savings" AUGUSTINE (GUS) FREUND LOAN OFFICER "As a long-time McHenry businessman and banker -- some 31 years so far - I've learned a lot about our community, and how to serve our people best. The same goes for McHENRY SAVINGS. For more than 20 years, we've been helping McHenry residents with their homes and with their financial future. McHenry's our home. That's why we say we're .... McHENRY PEOPLE HELPING McHENRY PEOPLE." McHenry Savings w J A N D L O A N A S S O C I A T I O N ^ ^ 10520 Main Street (Rts 12 & 173) • Richmond. Illinois • 678-2061 1209 North Green Street • McHenry, Illinois • 385-3000 SAVERS HOURS 9:00 a m. to 4 30 p m /Vtonday, Tuesday and Thursday, 9 00 a m to 8 00 p m Friday 9 00 a m to^3^00 p m Saturday; McHenry Drive In Window open Wednesday 9 00 a m to 2 00 p.m. Closed Wednesday »n Richmond MCHENRY MONEY MACHINE OPEN 24 HRS A DAY, EVERY DAY! Deposits insured to $40,000 by the Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. frllwiptye Uelpwj êrtrtj$ople>[ McHENRY S A V I N G S t till UIKIMIII. FSL1C S*V"X}S I LOD' CO'TJ