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Repair of sewer plant in preliminary stage SECTION 2 - PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5,1984 FIFTY)YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept. 6, 1934) ^ The Public Works Ad­ ministration project for McHenry, comprising the repair of the sewer plant, has been accepted and the detailed preliminary paper work is being compiled by city officials. The allotment for the work is $25,000 and on^-third of this amount will be an outright grant with the remainder as a loan. The McHenry County Emergency Relief Commission announced the opening of its canning center in the basement of the Armory in Woodstock. Produce from Subsistence Gardens and produce brought in by relief and non-relief clients will be processed at the central location. The non-relief families will have returned to them 50 percent of the number of cans put up in return for the us^of the Commission's cans and facilities. Tjjeuitfaer 50 percent will be ttffned overtaihe Illinois Emergency Relief Food Depot and will be distributed among relief clients as surplus food. paper mills have gone to war. To make up for this shortage, we must all conserve and salvage paper to the last scrap. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept. 3, 1959) The Chamber of Commerce announced that the quarterly meeting on Sept. 22 would be known as "Cabaret Night" featuring a comedian and a dance band. It also voted to support a petition, asking help from the state Department of Public Highways in alleviating hazardous driving conditions on Rt. 120 at the intersection of the highway and East River Road. For the second year in a row the Vycital Hardware 16" soft- ball team won the league play­ off tournament. Their only defeats were twice by McCullom Lake. ' Miss Jill Diane Johnston, 12 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alford S. Johnston of 561W. Main ^street, McHenry, won the Girls' Golf Trophy for the lowest score in the children's division at the McHenry Country Club Thursday. The Skyline Theatre went to its Fall schedule with James Stewart in "Anatomy of a Murder" and Shirley MacLaine and David Niven Any Girl"- open Fri.-Sat.-Sun.-Mon. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept. 4 1974) There will be no open campus during lunch mods at West campus next fall. Change in the lunCh mod freedom was made because too many .students were students competed in the Kwon's Open Karate Tour­ nament on Aug. 25 in Joliet, 111. Kevin Cedergren, spn of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cedergren of McHenry, won third place trophy for free style fighting. Junior Division. The other local ' entrants were Roger Winters, Jeff Spears and Tom Krak of McHenry, a°d Bob Reuter of Wonder Lake. District 644 Rotary Governor Frank Potter was the featured and honored speaker at the rotary Club last Thursday. Club Citizens views encouraged Tegarding county airport A public meeting to discuss the McHenry County Airport Master plan study will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 11 in Massey Hall on the McHenry county fairgrounds, Woodstock. Dean Cunat, McHenry, is chairman of the McHenry County Economic Development committee, one of three McHenry County Board com- master plan study concerning the possibility of a new public airport facility in McHenry County. Cunat said the FAA procedure will be followed to determine activity feasibility, site selection and development of an airport master plan. A Regional Airport System Plan earlier stated: 'New construction is called on taking advantage of combining Prudent Dave Benrud showed mittees involved in the project, only to replace the seven their lunch hour - with J in- Mr. Potter the large assemblage The other two committees are existing privately-owned air­ ports. As Elgin Airport has dependent study time to leave the campus. A fire of undetermined origin which broke out in a large metal barn on the Northern Pump farm, southeast cornej of Ringwood and McCullom Lake roads, resulted in damage estimated in excess of $40,000. The building was completely destroyed. The Gary Tucker family resides on the farm. Five McHenry area karate Potter the large assemblage of Rotary flags acquired through the years on visits to clubs "throughout the world. McHenry's own flag, designed when club meetings were held in the* former Legion home on Green Street, appropriately carries the theme, "Down by the Old Millstream." Others who welcomed the visitor were club Secretary, Ken Bruce; Vice- president Don Gerstad; and Treasurer Dennis Conway. the Transportation committee and the Zoning and Planning committee. Cunat has been chosen to serve as liaison bet­ ween the three committees and a lay committee. The governmental services committee of the Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission has approved the request for Federal Aviation . * Ad­ ministration funds for the closed and there are not im­ minent plans to expand the Crystal Lake Airport, aviation problerfts presented several years ago have worsened." Cunat said input at the meeting is sought from many citizens, organizations and businesses to help learn citizen views on airport services with the extent of needs now and in the future. T wice Told Tales A beautiful silver trophy * depicting youth and victory was won for sportsmanship by Frank Waters, son of Commodore R.T.. Waters of the Pistakee Yacht Club. Another sportsmanship prize, a stop watch, was awarded in Class C and went to James O'Connor. Items from Johnsburg in­ cluded Joe Schmitt motored to 1 Chicago Thursday morning, and Huppy Smith and Leo King attended the baseball game in Chicago Wednesday. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept. 7, 1944) There are few families anywhere, in which there are five members serving Uncle Sam. But in McHenry the sons of Mr. and M?s. George Stein- sdorfer: Leonard, - James, Richard, Alvin and Irvin are ( serving in the U.S. Army in the U.S. and overseas..» As ridiculous as it may sound, it is still true that we are fighting this war with paper. It is Uncle Sam's number one shortage. To design one battleship it takes 175 tons of blueprint paper. Parachutes of paper drift down with food and ammunition for isolated fighting men. We lack paper because so many men who used to cut the wood for Teachers sought at college * Do you possess a skill, are you ^especially adept at a hobby or do ; you have expertise that you wish •to share with others? Persons ' who want to try teaching, may I be interested in the Community * Education division at McHenry ; County College. - Community- Educations' - schedule of September-October ! classes,1 seminars and * workshops has been mailed .* throughout the county. * However, work is now beginning -on the November-December I schedule and the ensuing T February-March, April-May I and June-July sessions. 1 New ideas for classes, * seminars and workshops, as * well as teachers, are being - : sought. All age categories are : served by MCC's Community * Education department, from * pre-school to seniors. " Teaching credentials are not " necessary, only a skill and-or I expertise and the ability to I impart that knowledge to others ; are required. For more information, call the * college at 455-3700 and ask for ' Community Education. 2nd McHenry County ANTIQUES SHOW To Benefit The . 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