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u. FIFTY YEARS AGO (taken from the fiks of August 11, 19S2) Interesting booklets are being distributed by Borden's Farm Products ' company of Chicago showing instructive views of their newest and most up-to-date of dairy plants at Hamilton Park. These booklets have an added interest for people of McHenry for a local boy, George Kamhoiz, born and raised in McHenry, has advanced in his work for the Borden company until be is now foreman of this fine new Hamilton Park plant. The McHenry Flour MiOs had purchased a beautiful new Ford delivery truck from the Buss-Page Motor Sales, McHenry. The local institution is now prepared to make deliveries of flour, feeds, etc. in all parts of the territory. The Plsindealer invites F.E. Rogers. McHenry, and one guest to witness the presentation of "Society Girl" in the Empire theatre, McHenry. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of August 8, 1942) • Rules governing the blackout scheduled for McHenry and vicinity on Aug. 12 from 10 p.m. to 10:90 p.m. central war time, were given this week by William F. Waugh, chairman of the civil protective division of the Illinois Council of Defense. A special meeting will be held at the.city hall and civilian defense workers and Legion members are invited to attend. With mingled feeling of regret and admiration, the residents of McHenry learned of the departure in the near future of Dr. L.B. Murphy, who has been commissioned as First Lieutenant in the army. Regret because of the loss of a popular and capable dentist and admiration for the splendid patriotic cooperation in aiding his country. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of August 8, 1957) Miss Mary Ann Bolger, daughter of Mrs. John Bolger, will be a member of the first graduating class of Nor­ thern Illinois university, formerly Northern Illinois State college, Aug. 8. A degree of Bachelor of Science in SfCllillg to| •Karen • the 1187 4-HH Shaw ef WoodSoSEH karen is the daughter of Mi VH • rt Hull vM 1967, wiU report to the WGN studtas tat Chicago to compete In the finals for the tiUeof Illinois PtowtnfPrincess in conjunction with the lf87 state plowing matches and conservation field day on Coleen's Cote form near Huntley. Miss Frsund represents the McHenry Ptaindealer in the contest. ft, 197ft) County TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the fifes of Aug Visitors to the McHenry Fair at Woodstock this week timely evidence of air and water pollution and not-eo-sanitary landfill conditions by stopping at the McHenry County Defenders' booth. The Defenders, a county-wide en­ vironmental group, sponsor an educational booth at the fair each year to help the public understand the hows and whys of pollution and pollution solutions. One of the main themes of the booth will be recycling, which the Defenders have been studying and practicing for over a year. The body of a 28-year-old Niles woman was recovered from the Fox river Monday afternoon by members of the McHenry county Sheriffs department. Mrs. Betty K. Halle of Niles was found near 2814 Sherwood drive, Huemann's subdivision, about a mile north of McHenry. Madeline Maselter, McHenry, has been named to Illinois 190 member team to compete in the National Special Olympics at Los Angeles, Aug. 14-18, Robert Lsmbourn, executive director for the McHenry County Association for the Retarded, announced. Madeline is working out dsily in her Olympic event, the 50- yard free style. r«utt»*ruiMNMLlCR ••••-various READY FOR FAIR - Carol Kantleheaer, Richmond, holds a Speckled Sussex hen, one of the many popular breeds that will be entered at the McHenry County Fair's poaltry show. Carol Is assistant superintendent Chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys comprise the many popular classes. (Don Peasley Photography) WHAT S NEW SAFETY HWT5 By Sooretaryf State Ai you are drtvtsg this HIIIIM be sure to watch the traffic Scene well ahead of you as well as immediately in front of your vehicle. By knowing what is going on around you it wfll be easier to anticipate problems and drive defensively. By being constantly alert to surrounding vehicles you may be able to safely skWf down or stop to avoid a collision. Suddefi stops and /> turns are minimised when you are alert. „ If you are unaware of cars and pedestrians around you and need to stop suddenly, your car may not always be able to stop on time. The distance your car needs to completely stop depends upon many factors. Some of the factors to took for in judging your stopping distance are pavement condition; the kind of tires and tread, chassis design, brake balance and wind direction and velocity. The only way to mnke sure your car can stop quickly enough is to lest it. in a safe place, under • WKUNUIMY, AUUUrr «, MB and questions shout the Secretary of State's office, please feel free to ufci « use our toll-free to be telephone number (800- aware of raffle at allvtfcnos and know how (A copy of the rules of time your car' the Road win be sent to to come to s you upon request. Write complete stop to avoid a to Jim Edgar, Secretary collision. If you have any of State, Springfield, ni., 89798.) The McHenry Plaindealer IBB) im Mil DM Dim) tit MS UN 1im< O--» hllm POO 1 MiHwn WMi br MtMiMrr pumaming company POtTMAtTtt M iMnil ikwfM K MiNwcf W«ihB..I«i MM W ItmSt WcHMff WMitNW uuum»• imwi.Bw. »««>«» •« IKii.,. «t mi 4r».» •• TW McMwiry NiMnIm Ml] W IU Si III MM* A ml MiMt Ixm «H» »«»4r«lnii *4 a wtH b* • tb.iig. «4 irti•», It *>>».<,» Km P.ti OMu. Thomot C. Mill*r-PublUh«r Adtlt Frothlich Edilor Start) Winning ihtwpaprr MEMSiR NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATIS 1 Y»«r II*. SO t * I Y»«r 124 00 OvHI4m M<M*mv III HOUSEHOLD WORDS Ever wonder sbout weird and wonderful vegetables ... the kind plant breeders dream about creating? You'd think that new kinds of vegetables could be brought in from att parts of the world. They are, but few people will buy them. Celtuce, tampala, Malabar spinach, for example. Not exactly household words, are they? Experts in nutrition are urging the seed trade to bring in high protein beans from the orient, and many more kinds of greens. They don't understand how set in their ways American gardeners are. Most prefer certain vegetables, and that's that. Oriental families eat a greater variety of vegetables than we, that's for sure, and are healthier for it. But until the relative price of meat and car­ bohydrates rises in this country, we'll go on eating vegetables at about the rate* we do now ; and some people never will eat eggplant! ntSQllMC the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning . systom First Hour of Rental FREE $1.00 par hawr..far ovary hour thoroafto ̂ (Example 2 Hoars... [total charge $1 plus ttax. Ip^dgl Rtntil RattGM^ ttNSCNVAC >t«tricttwi •f tftocovt Schiller, the poet, was stimulated by the smell of rotting apples which he always kept on his LIVE Mil Trouble I-If hi A 15-watt fluorescent light that plugs into a cigarette lighter does double-duty as a flash­ ing warning light by switching to ah amber lens and changing switch position. Move switch, change to white tens for a steady trouble light At auto parts and dis­ count houses, called Vital Lite. a„h < FRIDAY, AUG. 6th/SAT. 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