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SECTION 2 - PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 28,1964 (Congressional candidate gives plug for GOt WTY YEARS AGO _TTaken from the files of Sept. 1994) Chauncey Reed, candidate for cbngress from the eleventh Congressional district, told MfcHenry residents Wednesday morning that electing a Republican ticket would give the Republican party a majority in the state legislature. They, therefore will have the op­ portunity to repeal some of the obnoxious laws such as the sales tax, he said. " He told the audience, sales tax was a tax on the necessities of life. TWICE TOLD TALES Edited from our files of years gone by Frances G. Blair, candidate for election •, as s^ate superintendent of schools, stressed that public schools should teach patriotism and love of country. Novelty Night, Sept. 29, was advertised by Betty's of Lily Lake' A Treat on the House with your Roast Duck Dinner, 35 cents.' Features at the Empire theater included Richard Dix in 'His Greatest Gamble* and, coming next week, Ronald Coleman and Loretta Young in 'Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back.' FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept. 28, 1944) Roy A. Kent, McHenry, who has been serving as temporary president of the McHenry County Real Estate board, was elected president Sept. 25. Mr. Kent, has been in the real estate business here for over 22 years and it is fitting that he should head the organization for "the ensuing year. Many difficult questions will undoubtedly arise as housing conditions in the county gradually become more critical. After serving aboard an aircraft carrier for 25 months, Marine ^Corporal Richard F. Justen is home to visit with relatives and friends for 30 days. Since leaving the states more than two years ago, he has been in every major engagement in the Pacific except Guam. Approximately three tons of paper werfe collected in ,the scrap paper drive last Tuesday. TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept. 25, 1959) Hospital Administrator Ben Underwood presented plans for expansion of McHenry hospital at a press luncheon Friday. The present 25-bed hospital will be' expanded by 18 adult beds and 14 bassinets in a first stage ad­ dition. . . ^ More than 3,000 people were fed spit-barbecued 4-H cham­ pion beef at the McHenry County Republican Central Committee outing last Sunday. 'Chuck' filler, chairman of the committee, acted as master of ceremonies. ' ' v The McHenry County Tuberculosis association is sponsoring a skin testing clinic in the McHenry schools. A total of $328,694.11 was paid under protest in 1958 taxes, it has been disclosed by County Treasurer Harry Herendeen. This is believed to be the largest amount ever to be protested in a year by individual taxpayers. Algonquin township led in the number of protests with 1,118. McHenry township followed with 579. . POOLS N STUFF E V E R Y T H I N G Y O U N E E D POOLS-SPAS-SAUNAS U.P.S.&D.H.L. DROP OFF STATION HOURS M0N-FR1 10-9 SAT A SUN 10-5 8 1 5 4 5 9 - 0 5 0 0 C R Y S T A L L A K E P L A Z A SCHWElGERl sM& BRAND NAME SOFA/ SLEEPER SALE!! r SAVE , , $100, AND MORE V $299 *399 99 *199 imJ up Sam* FMtwiiti Mm* Ctotrf Soft' InMnpini Mtttim ONE WEEK ONLY HLER. IMKtlNE. WEILER'S QUALITY FURNITURE OUTLET Quality Furniture at Affordable Prices 4S12W.RU. 17i, Crystal Lake, IL 815-459-3363 Uhim •« at*, its. a*, w. it at#, it. J (Acrooa frem Tareydale) M f TOM NOUtt: Oily 104. Wad. a tat. 104. Claaad tun. [ owe. iwvtmog. MCHBHOOK, UMK taylow, restonic, fillippi. pine design I TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept. 27, 1974) The Lakeland Park Water company was sold by the Robino-Ladd company Sept. 15 to Northern Illinois Utilities, according to the vice-president of Northern Illinois Utilities. The purchase followed years of negotiations with the city of McHenry, almost reaching an agreement with the City Council when it was blocked by a request for a referendum. Mrs. Mildred Krauz, af­ fectionately known as 'Mim\ has been named outstanding educator in /Who's Who in 1974'. Mrs. Krauz was npminated for the honor by her principal, Fred C. Kusch, Jr., of McHenry Junior high school. Mrs. Krauz has been teaching in McHenry since 1963 and is presently a seventh grade Language Arts teacher. The McHenry County Defenders will consider and explore means to transform disposal of wastes as sewage sludge, septic pumpage, and feedlot manure into two valuable resources, methane gas and fertilizer, in a program set for Oct. 10. City of McHenry Police Chief Kenneth Espey is the new president of the McHenry County Chiefs of Police association. Keith Durkin is back at his desk at West campus after spending three months as an American Abroad, living on the island of Malaysia. Keith is the 17-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durkin of 5200 Maple Hill Drive. Citizens continue opposition to sludge injection request The Concerned Citizens Group of Johnsburg, Richmond, Spring Grove and Twin Lakes has unanimously' endorsed a resolution passed recently by both the McHenry County Board and the McHenry County Health Board which opposes any in­ crease or expansion of a sludge disposal operation at Hill view Farm in Richmond. The resolutions* recommend that the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency reject a new permit requested by Arnold May, owner of the business, until the sludge operation begins to meet current requirements. May had requested another permit last spring, which would have allowed sludge disposal in additional areas. But after more than 3,000 residents attended a series of meetings to oppose the action, May withdrew his request "where fine food and dunk are surrounded by 'he warm beauly and charm of nature" (Eountru Squire W3 Our Lazy Susan Relish Tray Some of our guests think we should tell you about our Lazy Susan Relish Tray. It's part of our regular dinner menu and includes cheese spread, Herring, Chopped Liver, spiced ap pies and more! Plus a surprise salad. Enjoy our Lazy Susan all you want, but don't forget to save room for dinner! Your hoili. 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