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FIFTY YEARS AGO > (taken from the files "of November 5, 1931) Charles Smith, alias Charles Robinson, alias Saul Cohen, alias John Doe, was indicted by the McHenry county grand jury wheiktj'ue bills were return^Uflfore Judge E. D. Shurtlen. The court set bonds at a total of $65,000. Smith, Robinson, Cohen, Doe will have to answer to four charges, two charging destruction of property by use of ex­ plosives, one of attempt to destroy property by use of explosives and one for violation of the prohibition law. The destruction of property charges are the one at Frank Nell's place in Johnsburg and the other at the Peter Engeln residence in McHenry. The attempt charge covers the finding several sticks of dynamite in ^ the yard of John Engeln in McHenry. The Western United Gas company has opened a display room in the Kercher building on Green street, where all of the various kinds of gas appliances will be on display. The collecting agency will remain at Bolgers drug store, however, where all bills will be paid as usual. .FORTY YEARSAGO < Taken from the files of November 6, 1941) ^ .Mrs Fred Kamholz received a birthday present several days early this week when on walking in her garden she found ripe red rasberries growing as lustily as though it was several months previous. A few feet away she discovered violets in bloom. For anyone this would be a treat, considering the time of year, but to Mrs. Kamholz the discovery proved of special interest since she is especially fond of gardening and has one which is among the best cared for in town. A new home is being constucted on Richmond road for Mr. and Mrs. Ben J us ten. The passing of Jacob Justen, one of McHenry county's oldest business men, both in age and in years of service, has sad­ dened the entire community. On Jan. 1, 1883, he and his brother, Nicholas, entered the furniture and un­ dertaking business in the Tip SmitMibuilding in West McHenty After a few years they purchased the Mead property, now known as the John Stoffel building. In 1915 they built their present home on Elm "itfefct. Ifa 1925 George Justen entered into partnership with his father and not long afterwards another son, Albert was taken into the business. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of November 10, 1971) Anthony Corcoran, McHenry hospital ad-. ministrator, has been selected, president of the District No. 2 Council, one of the ten regional councils established by the Illinois Hospital association, a voluntary organization of more than 300 Illinois hospitals. The city of McHenry will receive $3,648.16 as its share of the distribution of $4,967,244 to Illinois counties and municipalities in the September state income tax collection. Fourteen-year-old Jeffrey S. Connerty of 1007 W. Oakleaf, McHenry, was taken by the Johnsburg Rescue sqaud to McHenry hospital, where he was treated and released after being struck by a car. The boy was jogging along the Johnsburg-Wilmot road when the mishap occurred. Yiilag^fficHenrnSorej Nina Keen 344-2665 TWENTY-FIVE YEARSAGO (Taken from the files November 6, 1956) of One of the most exciting elections in the history of our country was followed by millions of Americans via television and radio as they saw President Dwight D. Eisenhower reelected by an overwhelming majority. Republicans had less to make' them happy in senatorial and congressional races, where the balance of power, with most contests decided, seemed to be with the Democrats. In Illinois many observers blame the recent Hodge scandal for the very close race which nearly lost Governor William G. Stratton his governorship and veteran Everett R. Dirksen his Senate seat. However, after early returns indicated their possible defeat, downstate votes began pouring in and the early hours of Wednesday it was quite evident that both would emerge victorious. CPR CLASS Memorial hospital, Woodstock, is offering a public CPR class Tuesday, Nov. 10, from 7 to 11 p.m. in the hospital cafeteria at no charge. To register, call 338- 2500, Extension 217. For further information please contact Mrs. Ganek, at the hospital, Extension 304. Buy Vehicle Slickers Soon To all residents who have not yet purchased their vehicle stickers, they are available at the village hall during village hall hours. Please note that after Nov. 30, the cost of the vehicle sticker, including the late penalty fee, will go from nine to twelve ck)liars, for those who have not complied by purchasing a current sticker. . For all new residents of McHenry Shores, you have 30 days after moving into the village to purchase your stickers at the normal rate of six dollars. Please remember to bring in your vehicle registration card, and your license plate number when coming in to obtain the sticker. OVERNIGHT PARKING From our police depart­ ment, a reminder that overnight parking on the streets is prohibited in our village, and that it will continue to be enforced. There is no parking from 2 till 6 a.m. on any streets within the village. BOAT AND TRAILER BAN Also, there is a seasonal ban on parking boats and trailers in front yards and on driveways that was effective Oct. l. All boats and trailers must be removed to the side or back yard. Citations will be issued to residents who do not comply with this or­ dinance. DRAINAGE WORK * The village is attempting to improve our drainage problem by working on the culverts and it is being done on a priority of need basis. The work that is being done is on the approximately 15 feet easement off the edge of the road, which is part of the village right of way. The village will attempt to make culvert repairs on a time permitting basis. If work is being done in your immediate area, and you have any plants, trees, or ornamental bushes in the ditch line or at the culvert ends, please remove them if you wish to salvage them. Your cooperation during these improvements is necessary so we can solve these continuing drainage problems. AUXILIARY POLICE McHenry Shores Police department would like to know if there would be an interest from any village residents to volunteer as auxiliary police officers. Auxiliary police duties would be to aid existing police personnel in any civic, public, or emergency need. Training and necessary courses would be available. For more r information, t Sgt. I village police department, or auxiliary deputy Leon Zelvis at 385- 0830. PAGE 9 • PLAIN DEALER • WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 4.1961 of these terrific young men! DATES TO REMEMBER Nov. 5 - 7:30 p.m., Lon Reed Civic center, public meeting to discuss sewer project. Nov. 10-7 p.m., Lon Reed Civic Center, next village board meeting. please contact Sgt. Nerbert Sauers at the Bay A Home While some families will find it harder than ever to purch­ ase a home in the next 10 years, a home will remain their best in­ vestment, says a real estate re­ searcher. Although rising month­ ly payments may be hard to cope with, inflation will continue to push the value of houses upward throughout the '80's. BIBLE VERSE "A woman that fear- eth the Lord, she shall be praised." 1. Who is the author of this verse? 2. Who was his fatheif 3. What does the word "feareth" mean? 4. Where may this verse be found? Aaswer to Bible Vene 1. It is thought to be Solomon. 2. David. 3. In the Biblical sense, it means have reverence for or solicititude toward. 4. Proverbs 31:30. FAMILY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION There are two birthdays being celebrated this month in the Manring family. Marc turned 10 years old on Nov. 2, and Keith will be eight years old Nov. 10. Mom is planning a combined celebration for the boys, with all their friends. "Happy Birthday" to both WEEKEND T O D A Y ' S A N S W E R McHENRY OPTICIANS ON THE 12th ANNIUERSARV Of THE McHENRV BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB IDE WISH TO THANH THE MANV BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS WHO HAUE CONTRIBUTED TO MARE OUR 0RCANIZATI0N A SUCCESS 1301 RIVERSIDE DR. (Across from the Fox Hole) McHENRY, ILLINOIS 385-9240 GLASSES MADE WHILE YOU WAIII (Single Vision Only) Over 3,000 First Quality FRRMES Metal or Plastic s: & ALL KIDS FRRMES Metal S or Plastic 12 ft VISIT OUR BOUTIQUE DESIGNER SECTION SENIOR CITIZENS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ W I T H P U R C H A S E FRRMES OF LENSES EMERGENY REPAIRS & FRAME REPLACEMENT DAILY 8 3u 5 30 ' .A ! < WED 8 30 1 ACROSS 1 Carry on S Philippine island 10 Senorita's love 11 Located 13 Vacuum 14 Preferably 15 Sea eagle 10 Perched 17 Stevedores' union IS Tatter It Draw 20 Moon vehicle 21 Arthur Miller's salesman 23 Robert or Alan 24 Dress, as stone 25 Have to pay 20 False god 2S Impudent 30 Written letter 31 Soak 32 Equivocate 34 Snake 35 Snoop 30 Memorable period 37 Sally 39 Bar order 40 Picks up the tab 41 Zest for life 42 Principle 43 Town near Padua DOWN 1 Falter 2 Without ethics 3 Making merry (4 wds.) 4 Shrew 5 Wrench 0 Winged 7 Shoe wiper 8 Vulnerable points (2 wds.) 9 Spun 12 Pirandello's forte 10 Hind OaiSBIl HHUt=i HUGESH sesB iinoaaa Has san •BE SH0 fflHSQE HQHH besh aoffl rlOD asa HHD 0as ID3E] sefflnaa ansa aamne saraa 22 Wire mea­ surement 23 Wonder­ ment 25 Neronian party 26 Beauty's companion 27 Classify 28 Argonne -- 29 For this reason 31 Rancor 33 WWI battle site 38 Hosiery shade 39 Construction battalion's symbol 1 Harvest of Values GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK Homogenized... 2 / © • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $1 I77 . 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