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SECTION 2 - PAGE 8 - PLAIN DEALER - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, ISHU ^FSgeneral^^™ News Emergency relief has office for unemployed Okay McHenry County for emergency farm* loans Governor James R. Thompson said that the U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved the 11 remaining Illinois counties for emergency loans, allowing farmers in all 102 counties to be eligible for federal help after last summer's drought. "This is welcome news. Some counties in Illinois, especially in the southern portion of the state, were hit ljard by the summer heat and many lost as much as 80 percent of their corn crop. Until today, farmers in 91 Illinois counties could apply for federal loans. With the ad­ ditional 11 named today, mostly in northern Illinois, the entire state is covered for federal aid," the governor said. Officials at the Agriculture Department notified Thompson Monday that farmers in the 11 counties could be eligible for federal loans. Those counties are Boone, Carroll DeKalb, Jo Daviess, Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry, Ogle, Whiteside and Will. On Sept. 12 the governor said that 19 counties were declared disaster areas. Two weeks later another 72 counties were added to the list. Federal officials said in- the at the time that more formation was needed on remaining 11 counties. Under federal farmers will be able to apply tor emergency farm loans from the Farmers Home Administration. Farmers must meet several credit history and loss qualifications to be eligible. 50 YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of November 30, 1933) Headquarters have been opened in The People Bank building on Green Street, McHenry, where the unem­ ployed of McHenry Township can register for work under the Illinois Emergency Relief Commission. Ray McGee has been appointed registrar for the township. The Christian Mothers will serve a baked ham supper Sunday evening in St. Mary's lurch hall. Serving1 Cards will furnish the 'will start at Church hall. Sei 5 o'clock. entertainment for the evening with a charge of 15 cents. "The World's All Right" is the title of a comedy to be presented at the high school auditorium Dec. 13 and 14, sponsored by the Catholic Lady Foresters. 40 YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of December 2, 1943) ' The high school mixed chorus will present for the second successive year, Handel's "Messiah". Admission will be war stamps or bonds. The chorus is an organization of 50 voices, assisted By the following soloists: Martin Conway, baritone; Roy Redwanz, tenor; Bernice Blount, alto: Adele Froehlich, soprano; and Evelyn Soellner, soprano. Besides the "Messiah" there will be a portion of the program dedicated to the singing of Christmas songs and carols. These numbers will be sung by the boys' octet and the girls' chorus. Rations of fuel oil will remain unchanged at 10 gallons per unit for Period 2 which began Nov. 20. Period 3 coupons which also go into effect November 20 have been similarly given a 10 gallon unit value. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sibre Whiting of Ringwood at the Woodstock hospital. 25 YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of December 5, 1958) is pro during Inch* MAKE DECORATIONS-Third graders at Valley View School have be$n working to make fruits and vegetables for harvest baskets to be used as decorations for parent conferences. It is the culmination of a study of vegetables A< ross F rem T he F ox H( For homeowners insurance coverage that helps keep up with the rising cost of rebuilding your home, check with State Farm. /f\if* r* Ask me about our Homeowners Policy with automatic Inflation Coverage DENNIS CONWAY 3319 W. Elm St. McHenry 385-7111 STATI FARM Lite a good neighbor State Farm is there Slate Farm F ire and Casualty Company Home Ottices Bloom irvgton Illinois STAfF PHOTO ANTHONY QtlVU and fruits arid an art unit on color. From left are Gina Luciano, Gina Greca, Becky Anderson, Kristen Ericson, Lori Goodwin, Tara Seifert and Dawn Sieracki. McHENRY OPTICIANS 1301 Riverside Drive McHenry, Illinois 385-9240 Glass** mod* whil* you wolf I (Single vision plastic only) TWICE TOLD TALES Edited from our files of years gone by Following passage of a new ordinance creating a planning commission at the second meeting in November, Mayor Freuna appointed a commission consisting of seven members at the regular meeting. By virtue of his office, the mayor became a member of the commission. The two other members of the Board of Local Improvements, Aldermen Bolger and Brown, were also appointed. Members of the commission outside the city council are Royal R. Ber- nier, Donald P. Doherty, Donald E. Johnson and LeRoy E. Olsen. Car owners are reminded that all-night parking on city streets jrohibited by ordinance the winter months. hided as a supplement in this week's Plaindealer is the first two-color section ever printed as part of our paper. It is a two-page supplement which includes hundreds of gift suggestions offered by 25 McHenry business men. 10 YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of December 5, 1973) President Bob Stanfll, president of the Wonder Lake Kiwanis club, presented the "Man of the Year" award to Jack Russell, retiring president of the Wonder Lake Fire Protection district. Russell has been an active community worker during the past 12 years. He was one oithe founders of the Highland Shores Rescue Squad (now part of the Wonder Lake Fire Protection district). This community leader also worked for the annexation of Highland Shores and Sunrise Ridge into the fire district. Putting together a tenacious defense and 17 points by Steve Himplemann during the fourth period enabled the Warriors to defeat Grant 66 to 49. That along with a 7-minute rhubarb, lest everyone forget that it was a nip and tuck game for three periods with Grant leading 42 to 40 into the final quarter, pelmann wound up with 31 points for the game's high scorer. Ovor 1,000 First Quality Metal or Plastic *2Q Fromos ci P Frames * 1 ̂ Metal or Plastic " ̂ Burglary ring reported Visit Our Boutique Designer Section CITIZENS FREE FRAME WITH PURCHASE OF LENSES EMERGENCY RFPAIRS & FRAME REPLACEMENT (815) 385-9240 D A I L Y 8 3 0 5 : 3 0 S A T 8 3 0 3 W t O 8 3 0 1 After a month-long in­ vestigation into numerous burglaries and thefts in the Sunnvside and Pistakee Highlands area, McHenry County Sheriff's Department patrol and detective division officers Wednesday arrested and charged six suspects. Three of those arrested were male juveniles and a fourth was a femaleiuvenile, according to police. The juveniles will be charged in the juvenile court system, police reported. Timothy P. Kins land, 18, of 1015 Ringwood Road, McHenry, is being held today in county iail on $13,000 bond and another alleged accomplice, Donald E. Miller, 19, of 555 Deep Woods, Mundelein, is being held in iail on $35,000 bond, sheriff's ponce said. Sheriff's police said that further arrests in the in­ vestigation are pending. The numerous charges against the suspects include residential burglary, burglary, felony theft and theft under $300. Weigh the difference* Natural Sun offers smart shoppers more HtGHPUU SS&nSJNCI NTRAItO ORANGE JUKE unswtertNtD LOW PULP l̂ ^ORANGE JUICE \ PUBLIC AUCTION- tOING OUT OF BUSINESS; - McHENRY JEWELERS " Nov. 27, D*c.4,£ D«c. 11 Sun. 12:00 'Diamonds, Jewelry, Gold, Mineral' Collection, Giftware, Figurines, Sign-i ed Crystal, Furniture, Paintings, An-' tiques, Collectables, Wedding Sets,| Private Turquoise Collection, Dolls. 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