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SECTION 2 - PAGE 3 - t>LAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MAY 1«, 19*4 Census bureau to survey in area The U.S. Bureau of the Census will conduct its regular survey on employment and unem­ ployment in the area during the week of May 14-19, according to Stanley D. Moore, director of the bureau's regional office in Chicago. In addition to the usual questions on employment and unemployment the May survey will have questions on adult education. - The survey is conducted for the U.S. Department of Labor in a scientifically designed sample of approximately 71,000 households throughout the United States. Employment and unemployment statistics based on results of the survey are used to provide a continuing measure of the economic health of the nation. For example, in March 1984 the survey indicated that of the 112.9 million men and women in the civilian labor force, 104.1 million were employed. The nation's unemployment rate remained at 7.8 percent. Information supplied by in­ dividuals participating in the survey is kept strictly con­ fidential by law and the results are used only to compile statistical tottls. CORRECTION THERE IS AN ERROR ON PAQE 6 OF TODAY'S HORNSBY CIRCULAR The Illustration Of: C. STIIL WKB FOLDING LOU NOB •••JYBItfi IS INCOMUCT THIS ITEM IS THE SAME CONSTRUCTION TYPE AS B. STEEL WE* FOLDING CHAIR AE Nye selected as Knights national delegate in 1934 •J FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 17. 1934) At the 87th annual state convention of the Knights of Columbus, at Peoria on Tuesday TWICE TOLD TALES Edited from our files of years gone by Wednesday of mis wefck, the Grand Knight of McHenry Council, A.E. Nye, was selected as delegate to the national convention in Detroit in August. Knowing only eight national delegates are chosen from the total membership of the state, McHenry Council feels very proud of the district honor. District Deputy John A. Bolger and Delegate Earl Walsh at­ tended the convention with Mr. Itye. The Miller Theater advertised Tuesday--Bargain-Adults, 15 cents, Children, 10 cents, Four Vaudeville Acts. Also "Man of- Two Worlds." Featured Sunday and Mon­ day, "Palooka" with Jimmy Durante, Stuart Erwin and Lupe Velez. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 18, 1944) MCHS golfers stepped onto the McHenry Country Club course last Saturday and won the State District meet and also in­ dividual medalist honors. The local b^ys shot a team score of 328. ' Art Jackson won the medalist honors in a play-off after being tied at 78 by Dean McCracken. Harold Michels shot a score of 84 and Norman Knaack came through with 83 for McHenry. Sunday and Monday, May 21- 22, The Miller Theater offered, "The Greatest Mystery Romance of Our Time, 'Jane Eyre' with Orson Welles, Joan Fontaine, Margaret O'Brien plus 'Women at War' in technicolor." Fitzgerald's Men's Shop on Main St. advertised Sport Shirts, $1 and up with slacks at $4.95 and up. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 21, 1959) The historic Riverside hotel for more than a century a land­ mark on the Fox River in McHenry, escaped total destruction through the efforts of firemen from the three stations, McHenry, Johnsburg and Lakemoor, last Friday morning. Residents of the hotel residing on the third floor, where the fire started, fled the building upon learning that flames were spreading, but none was reported injured. The fire was discovered about 8:15 a.m. by Larry Brusso, an employee of Holly's service station, across the highway from the hotel. The flames are believed to have started on a dresser in the apartment of James Selsdorf, who had left for work in Chicago some time before. The flames destroyed one apartment and upper hall and damages were estimated at $50,000. McHenry residents heard the good news this week that they will have a lower tax rate, 2.954 as compared to 3.447 last year. Rates in 10 of the municpalities of the county show an increase, while in 15 others the rate is down. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 15, 1974) Following a roundtable discussion last week at the McHenry county, courthouse by representatives of organizations concerned with the proposed Lake county sewage treatment plant at Fox Lake, officials decided to hold a public hearing in McHenry county. "How can we get along with Lake county on the proposed sewage treatment plant in Fox Lake? What do we want them jfo do to make it acceptable to residents of McHenry county? These were some of the questions asked by McHenry county officials during d i s c u s s i o n s b e t w e ^ i i representatives of the McHenry and Lake county boards, Nor­ thern Illinois Planning Com­ mission (NIPC), Army Corps of Engineers, McHenry Clean Streams, McHenry and Lake County Plan commissions, McHenry Civil Defense dept., Sheriffs dept. and Lake County Public Works dept. Twelve pretty young ladies and handsome lads are can­ didates for the titles of queen and king to reign over the MCHS junior-senior prom. They aire Pam Perrewe, Jan Bjorkman, Cathy Gerstein, Cathy Mon- teleone, Maureen Pintozzi and Peg Bazan. Also Doug Freund, Steve O'Halleran, Jifn Grabowski, BOB Dobbertip, Dave Lawson and Fred Bixfay. CIRCULAR. We Ragrat Any ' Inconvanlance Thta May Cauaa Our Cuatomara. 8 ̂ Rt 47 t Country Club Road-Woodstock 4400 W. Rte. 120 »» -»a llllrtnia Wvf»afiii| HiiiK/fa Dally Iter, tun. 104 Smiles for Dad | SDrina Ssl6 Outfit him for his dressy or casual side at savings. £ *TV' X * t r < L E E W R I G H T Lee Wright, one of America's brightest young designers, has lent his considerable talents to an exciting menswear collection exclusively at JCPenney. The right mix of color, texture and silhouette, combined in f / comfortable, interchangeable, quality clothes at sensible prices While they last. Stripe knit shirt or solid cotton shirt. Orig $24 Sale 15.09 Slacks Orig. $32 Sale 17.90 Sergio Valanta Sale 99.99 Rag. $125. and $130 Young men's3-pc. suit of poly/ wool gabardine. Levi's- Action Slacks. Sale 23.99 Rag. $30. Dacron" poly slack has Comfort Control" waistband Men's sizes H.I.S." Sport Combo Sale 89.99 Orig. $125. Men's2-pc. outfit of cotton/poly/silk/wool. 2-button jacket with coordinated belted slacks While they last Sporting Goods Family dome tent. Sale 129.99 Rag. 159.99. 10X12 features 6 ft, 6 in. center height igloo* Playmate. Reg. 18.99... Sale 15.99 Igioo' Little Playmate Reg. 11.99.... Sala 9.99 PAY 7M AT TIME OP SITTING FOR A BEAUTIFUL 5x7 COLOR PORTRAIT • R e | « 0 0 • N o a p p o i n t m e n t m n u i ) • Add 1.00 for 2 Of mon chtMie* together. • One ipociil ptf cMd. from oufHiil package ' • Select from i witty of pom mm! backfeeds • See out selection •< minj portrait pack*|ti. • M Portrait Studio Ooly: San an additional 25* on our 3195 special portrait package SALE 21 JO Offer valid thru Sunday, May Nth. JCPenney THE PORTRAIT STUDIO Man's tennis abort. Sale 9.99 Rag. SI 5. Poly/cotton short with adjustable tabs at waistband. Wilson' Championship tennis balls. Now 2.29 Sale 129.99 Rag. 109.99. DP Body Tone"300 home gym/rower. Vitamaster exercise bike. Reg. 149.99, Sala 109.99- 5-position incline praaa bench. Rag. 69.99. Sala 49.99 110 lb barbell/ dumbbell set Reg. 29.99 aale 23.991 Graduation Suit Sale, plus bonus! Sale 29.99 Orig. $55. Trim-looking 3-pc. suits in neat-staying fabrics. Sizes 14-20. Selection may vary from store to store. Little boys' sizes 8-12. Orig. $45 Sale 24.99 Available while quantities last Bonus offer Thru Sunday, May 20th only! Receive a $4 value boys' tie with any boys' suit purchase \ Golf seta. Sale 299.99 Orig. 419.99. Choice of Spaulding Executive or McGregor Tourneys While they last Pro-Star ball aavlngs with rebate. 1 dozen 14.99 Less rebate -3.00 Your final coat 11.99 Available thru June 30th. Our $15,000,000 luggage sale. 50% off Famous name luggage. Choose Samsonite*, Oleg Cassini" American Tourister* and more. Hard and softside styles While quantities last Brickyard • Ford City • VaKoy Comer Golf MHi • JoHot Mall • UMUvrtt North ItlvoriMo Park • Orland Mvaro Spring Mill Mall • WeodfloW* Yorttoom * • Cfcarfolten JCPenney. VioaorMaatorCari ' JCPenney ^itnriav Maw ?nth unlAs& otherwiRe noted >* Sale prices effective thru Sunday, May 20th unless otherwise noted. Some items available at larger JCPenney stores only. „ Brickyard, Ford City, Fox Valley Center, Gary Village, Golf Mill, JoUet Mail, Lakehurst, Lincoln Mali, Marquette Mal( North Riverside Park. Orland Square, Southlake Mall, Spring Hill Mail, Winston Plaza, Woodfield, Yorktown Thi Big Man t Catalog ha* av afyWuoQ lha wan »aua4bigorta»mannaa0( mctud rnglavi C andBt Joftn a Bay ~ lo> laitura Piu* Sialto'fl " au>i» and coordmaia. The JCPenney Catalog Beloit Mail, 365-8801 (Catalog shopping, 365-5591) Colonial Village, 398-5440 (Catalog shopping, 398-5370) Lincoln Mall, 235-3131 (Catalog shopping, 235-6181) Machesney Park Mali, 654-9090 (Catalog shopping, 654-9200)