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SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY li, 1--4 ^ffgeneral^^™ News City sets tavern license at $225 in 1934 Select artist few national honor McHenry area artist, Diane Hamil, has been invited to be among 200 artists selected nationally, to participate in the United States National Fine Arts Competition and International Exhibition. The purpose of the com­ petition was to select today's most outstanding artists in the United States and to honor them accordingly. . The exhibition will be shown in the state capital building, April 2-28, in Talahassee, Fla. The works of 20 selected flnriHti will then be chosen to be part of a European tour which will in­ clude Paris, Rome, and Munich through mid-July. Ms. Hamil attended McHenry County College, and graduated last year from Rockford College, Cum Laiade, with a B.F.A. degree. SO YEARS AQQ (Taton from the~~Ues of March ft, 1W4) The rtatod meeting of the City Council was held with all The mayor that the tavern ttcenaa.be set at $225 and the license for drug stores, inataiiranli and dubs be $40 each. A petition with significant signatures was presented to the board that the question of daylight saving time during the same period in Chicago be put on the ballot. The board ac­ cepted the petition and it will appear on the ballot. * Mr. and Mrs. Earl Conway have moved from one of the Pich flats to the Mrs. Andrew Miller cottage. The Nash Motors company has announced the appointment of B.H. Freund as new Nash dealer and sales and service headquarters for Nash and LaFayette cars in McHenry The 1934 series of the new Nash and LaFayette motor cars are now on display in the Adams & Freund building salesroom. The new Nash organization, headed by Mr. Freund, promises to develop into one of the leading cRoP!®' HO Our Spring Hill Stor I -1 Sayings In al Lake and St. Charles Also Starts March 1 K LEE Jeans For The Family MODERATE SPORTSWEAR Lee Jeans. 100% cotton. Originally 29.00 SALE 16.99. Lee Jeans, stretch. Originally 32.00, SALE 18.99. AwOMENS WORLD // Lee Jeans. 100% cotton, originally 34:00. Now 26.99 // ' it i -jjra \ r / i w- .£] 1 r Lee Jeans, stretch. Originally 36 00, SALE 26.99. PETITES Lee Jeans, 100% cotton, Originally 30.00, NOW 16.99 Lee Jeans, stretch. Originally 32.00, SALE 18.99 YOUNG ATTITUDES Lee Jeans, Originally 29 00, SALE 16.99 YOUNG MEN'S SPORTSWEAR Lee Jeans, Cotton Denim, Straight & Boot Cut, Sizes 28-42. Originally 26 00. SALE 15.99. TEENS Lee Jeans, Cotton Denim, Sizes 6-14, Originally 25 00, SALE 15.99. GIRL'S CORNER Lee Jeans, Cotton Denim, Sizes 7-14, Originally 25 00. SALE 15.99. BOYSWEAR Lee Cotton Denim Jeans, Junior Sizes 8-14, Regular 8c Slim, Originally 22.00, SALE 13.99. Student Sizes 25-30 'VWaist. Originally 24 00, SALE 15.99. LITTLE GIRLS & BOYS Lee Jeans. Cotton Denim, Girls Sizes 4-6X. Originally 18.00, SALE 13.99. Lee Jeans, Cotton Denim. Boys Sizes 4-7, Originally 18 00 SALE 13.99. • v . . }'m M f l ' • « SSSSStS?" Grand Prize Accounts $1000 Spiess Charge ̂ Two 2nd P"zes Accounts $500 Spiess Charge Two 3rd Pnz®5 e Accounts $250 Spiess Charge moo Ten 4th Prizeih rae Accounts $100 Spiess Charge SS^cS..9e Account $50 Spiess ^ by signing spe» motor car firms in McHenry. 40 YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of March 9, 1944) A short time after the recent fourth War Drive was completed it became evident that our township had once more "backed the attack." But not until this week was it known just how much we had over­ subscribed the drive. With the original quota set at $240,500, the end of the drive saw $300,595 worth of bonds purchased by the people of McHenry township putting us $64,025 over the quota. rp wice Told Tales Two McHenry servicemen, Lieut. Lee Gladstone of McHenry and Pvt. Gus Hansen of Harvard, are new members of the world famous Seagrave Hospital Unit in China, which has been credited with saving the lives of 2,000 Chinese in the last two years as a result of their excellent care. This estimate of the unusual service of this unit was made by the author of "Burma Surgeon". 25 YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of March 5, 1959) Four soloists and six en­ sembles brought home 1 blue ribbon, medals from the annual district music contest held at Northbrook in the most suc­ cessful year enjoyed by local student musicians in some time. Soloists winning honors were Joann Smith, French horn, and Lois May, flute, both state winners last year, Joan Olson, flute, and Charlotte Houda, mezzo soprano. In the in­ strumental division, a flute duet, a flute trio and a saxaphone duet rated tops in their classes. Making up the flute duet were Lois May and Joan Olson, flute trio, Joan Olson, Joan Blake and Karen Lombard; saxaphone duet, Dorothy Adams and Bruce Novak. The fast melting snow (and puddles which result) evidently meant an invasion of private property. In front of the Donald Howard residence on John Street, where a small lake existed, extending into the street, a sign was posted which read, "Private, No Fishing." 10 YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of March 6, 1974) The City Council passed a resolution stating that effective March 6, persons in the city be requested to purchase gasoline according to the. lastkKgitof their, vehicle license number. If the last number in the license plate ends with an even number, the driver is asked to purchase gas on even numbered days of the calendar. If the plate ends in an odd number, one should buy gas on odd numbered days. 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