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Juries. OoCcL *Z7aCi El 1 FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of January 26, 1933). For the benefit of the building fund of the projected new Catholic school, the Belles of St. Mary's and St. Patrick's parishes, with the young men of this city, will present a min­ strel show at the Community high school. Rehearsals have been under way for some time under the direction of Charles F. Pich, assisted by Miss Dorothy Knox as accompanist and a most enjoyable performance may be expected, which will be a credit to all participants as well as the city of McHenry. Miss Maud Curr, McHenry song writer, has just added another song to her repertoire of selections that she has composed. Her latest work is a sacred selection entitled "Prevailing Prayer" and is beautiful in its har­ mony and thought. It is written both for the organ and piano and, no doubt, will be used much in church work. Miss Curr has written several songs as well as a book of poems and this vicinity is proud of her and her ac­ complishments. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of January 28, 1943). Added to the many wartime courses instituted this year in the high school is one to be taught next semester on Morse Code. Arrangements had been made to assemble and distribute to schools an instructional kit for teaching basic radio code. This kit has been received by Supt. C. H. Duker and includes 17 double-faced records, an instructor's manual, 50 printing charts and 25 practice sheets Mr. Duker learned Morse Code during his first year of teaching in the last war, and his knowledge of the course should make the work easier for the students. Before entering the service Oct. 15, Corp. Norbert J. Smith was employed Policy On Connecting To Sewer System Splits Board by Kurt Begalka SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE "What we may be headed for is a checkerboard operation in the village," Richmond President Bruce Hunter said. "It's a board decision as to what direction you want to go." The board split 3-3 on whether to require new homes in Richmond to connect with the village system. Trustee Michael Cunningham was absent. Realtor Ann Prejna sparked the discussion when she requested the board split a 28,000-square-foot lot on Walnut street in half. Besides the need for a plat review to oversee engineering particulars, Village Attorney Sam Diamond questioned whether the parcel is big enough to support a septic system. Since the proposed site is in an undeveloped area, Diamond likened it to a new subdivision. "I don't know why you want a new subdivision to go to well and septic," he said. Diamond said at least a half-acre (21,780 square feet) should be required. Village ordinances call for a 20,000-square-foot minimum. Village Engineer Jack Bleck said Lake County requires a full acre. "The reason villages went to sewer and water is because septic systems crowded together are not a good thing," Bleck said. He added, depending on the soil composition, waste from a septic field may drain into a neighbor's yard or pollute their water supply. Trustees wished to avoid another Liberty Street fiasco, where five septic fields failed -- one draining into the Nippersink Creek, the others pooling up in the yard. The hitch in the Walnut qase is that the nearest village sewer main is about 125 feet away and on the op­ posite side of U.S. 12. Ms. Prejna said it would "far ex­ ceed the cost of the lot." Rental 9 75 PER MO. * rent soff\ • NO installation charge • NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted • ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 at the Central Garage in Johnsburg, owned by his father, and was a valuable member of the Johnsburg Tigers baseball team. Norbert is now stationed at Fort Knox, Ky. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of January 30, 1958). New board members were named for Memorial Hospital for McHenry County at the annual meeting. Among those were two from McHenry, Frank Gans and Charles Jurak. . The City Council received a report from the city engineer with plans and estimate for widening the west side of Front street from Main street north fcnd it was referred to the street and allev committee for inspection. McHenry county's share of the $73.9 million budget submitted to Congress by President Eisenhower will amount to $37,750, according to the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce. Jack C. Sell, local manager for General Telephone company of Illinois, has announced that final plans have been completed for the construction of the new telephone building in Wonder Lake and that bids are being secured for the construction at the present time. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of January 26, 1973). Action has stepped up in toty politics. Incumbent aldermen runnfpg for reelection will have oppositiorrtn some wards. In Ward No. 1, Theodore N. Pitzerrhas filed his petition on the Progressive party with Donald P. Doherty for mayor, Earl R. Walsh for city clerk, and Thomas F. Bolger for city treasurer. In the second ward, where Joseph Stanek's term expires, petitions have been taken out but not filed as of this writing. Raymond L. Smith will be opposed for alderman in the third ward by James Wegener. Petitions are being circulated in the Fourth ward, where Alderman Frank Hromec's term expires tfiis year. Ernest D. Schooley is the only can- PAGE 11 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1983 didate whose petition is filed at this time. The probability that McHenry maf soon have three new traffic lights provides an optimistic outlook" Certainly if one is honest, he must admit that like many another city, traffic congestion is one of the most serious problems locally and one of the most difficult to solve. JOGGING If you walk or jog in the dark; wear light colored clothing, face oncoming traffic and stay off the road or street, advises the National Safety Council "People are discouraged," she said. "It's so hard for people to get their hopes up and then get them shot down." Trustees Ed Mars, Carl Metz and Jerry Michmerschuizen sympathized with the argument, but colleagues Robert Gray and Vern Block agreed with Hunter that it might set a bad precedent. "Sometimes you can go backwards in allowing economic circumstances to cause problems in the future," Diamond warned. Hunter stressed the sewer treat­ ment plant is working at a third of its 300,000-gallon-per-day capacity. Allowing septics and wells within the village means lost revenue. State statutes require that a house within 200 feet of existing sewers hook up with the city line. Richmond officials could institute a special service tax, whereby people within the special service area are assessed based on the equalized value of the property. The amount is deductible from federal income tax returns. The problem is that such a district requires a majority of the people within the district to approve the boundaries. Village Clerk Kathleen Hellmann said the other property owners are opposed to the idea. It was tried a few years back and failed. "A septic system can last 100 years if you take care of it," Bleck said. So it appears there won't be any great turnover to village utilities. If The village could opt for a' rechpturt agreement -- allowing the person paying for the line to recoup a portion of his cost when someone taps into it -- or a special assessment. In the latter, each property owner is assessed a portion of the costs based on frontage. But first the board must agree on a policy. ARLINGTON SOFT WATER r rr . The Conversation o r 0 5 0 9 N O R T H W E S T H I G H W A Y C R Y S T A L L A K E , I L L I N O I S 6 0 0 1 4 ( 8 1 5 ) 4 5 0 - 2 5 5 2 V* / I I 1 I I I I I F«r f R t t SHOULDER REST I WITH TELEPHONE PURCHASE I I QOOD THRU MARCH 1SS3 I - • I 0 C O U P O N TAXES Nobody likes them! Everybody has to deal with them SH B MP HELP! Now is the time to prepare with professional help YEGCE ACCOUNTING INCOME TAX SERVICE • INDIVIDUAL • BUSINESS IRS no longer prepares tax forms except in disability cases. Call YEME ACCOUNTING for expert, all year-round assistance and/or consultation. 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This Is Only A Partial Listing From Over 1000 Remnants Currently In Stock No. 74821 - 12' x 1 5*11" Carved Saxony in soothing shades of blue - blue Danube. Reg. $355.60 Sale $177.91 No. 72583 - 12' x 9' Deep Salem plush in striking Midnight Blue Reg. $255.00 Sale$112.50 No. 72598 - 12' x 11'5" Economical yet durable nylon shag -Auburn. Reg. $194 18 , Sale $97.09 No. 7290 - 12'x 17'7" Salem plush fitting for any room in the house. Camel. Reg $304 72 Sale$152.00 No. 72335 - 12'x 10'1" Bigelow Cable twist casual and durable -Beige Reg. $225.12 Sale $112.56 No 74506 - 1 2' x 11 '6" Richly styled Lees Saxony Plush - Sand Beige Reg. $383.25 Sale $107.31 No. 72940 - 12' x 17'3" Bigelow Saxony in deep tones of rust -Paprika. Reg. $356.00 Sale $178.25 No. 72343 - 11 '10" x 9'1" Milliken's most popular plush tone on tone - Cinnabar. Reg. S2g&73 r > V Sale $126.66 bfliNo 729Z5 - 12'x 14'5" Soft yet durable Horizon plush - Anso IV -Swiss Chocolate Reg. $287.49 Sale $143.75 No. 72913 • 12' x 14'9" Cabin Craft saxony - warm up any bedroom. Radiant Rust. Reg. $211.45 Sale $105.77 No.72856 - 12' x 20' Salem plush for that modern living room. Iron. Reg. $500.00 Sale $250.00 No. 72498 • 12' x 17'4" Medium Brown saxony - Easy to care for nylon Reg. $433.31 Sale $266.66 No. 72204 - 12' x 19'1" Enlarge the look of your room with this neutral plush - Smoke. Reg. $426.12 Sale $213.06 No. 72918 - 12' x 21' Brighten up her bedroom with this Anso IV plush • pretty pink Reg. $418.60 Sale $209.30 No. 72907 -12'x 20'6" Ultra Plush rusty by Salem for the utmost softness under foot. Reg. $709 21 Sale $354.61 No. 72950 - 12' x 18'3" Subtly carved Antron Plush - Gold green, brown tones -Regr $456,1B ........ . . . •. ... Sale $276.09 No. 72951 -12' x 16'6" Flowing swirls of golds accent this carved plush Sultan Tan. Reg $412.50 Sale $206.25 No. 72334 - 12' x 9'8" Soft yet durable - keeps bouncing back -Cinders. Reg $282.94 Sale $141.47 No. 72600 - 12' x 12'4" Salem Hi-Luster Classic looking plush -Emerald Reg $320 58 Sale $160.29 No. 72149 - 12' x 14'2" Bigelow short plush, warm and neutral -Sandalwood. Reg. $306.96 . Sale $153.48 No. 74827 - 12' x 18'6" Queens tone on town velvet look Bisque and beige Reg $462 37 Sale $231.00 No. 74812 - 12' x 20' Patterned carved saxony soft beiges and browns. Reg $452.06 Sale $226.16 No. 74810 - 12' x 20' Random sculp for an active room - Parchment Beige. Reg $436.05 Sale $218.16 No. 72501 - 12' x 10'8" Evans and Black pencil point plush -Caramel Mist. Reg $255.43 , Sale $127.72 No. 74814 - 12'x 19'4" Queens Coffee and Cream sculp shag -Densely textured. Reg. $385.26 Sale $192.72 No.72092 - 12' x 9' Bigelow short and nubby twist, durable - Taffy Reg $162 00 Sale $81.00 No. 74274 - 12' x 22'6" Textured loop - Urethane back - Basin Brick Reg. $285 00 Sale $142.50 No. 72506 - 12' x 15'6" Salem plush - Cool yet elegant look of Pewter Reg $453.71 Sale $226.80 No. 70410 - 12' x 15' Evans Black-Anso IV - durable Marigold Reg $339 00 Sale $170.00 No. 73426 - 12' x 8'8" Commercial carpet - Great for stairs - Denim Blue. Reg $161 26 Sale $57.80 No. 74832 - 12' x 1 5'8" Cabin Craft Antron tone-on tone plush -Cafe Au Lait Reg $433 46 Sale $216.62 No. 74815 - 12' x 15' Sculp. Shag - subtle blend of Beiges Re'g $299 00 > Sale$149.60 NO. 71287 - 12' x 12' Velvet looking Antron Nylon plush - Cocoa Channel Reg $451 00 Sale $225.00 No. 69835 - 12' x 11'2" Ultra Dense plush for highest traffic -Doeskin Beige Reg $364 00 Sale $70.00 No. 74823 - 12' x 23'4" Durable sculp shag - Great for L R or F R - Earth Tones. Reg. $465.09 ^ Sale $232.70 No. 73195 - 12' x 11 '2" Strlmon Comm. Carpet - Berber Texture -Copper Beige Reg $349.92 Sale $104.23 No. 74839 - 12' x 15'6" Foam back level loop - Earth tone stripes Reg $122 92 Sale $82.22 No. 74020 - 12' x 16'5" Foam back level loop - Tweed earthtones Reg $174 03 Sale $116.67 No. 70859 - 12' x 12'9" Elegant plush perfect for any B R - Ivory Reg $379 00 Sale $180.00 No. 74826 - 12' x 21' Slightly tone on tone velvet plush - Bisque Reg. $525.00 Sale $262.36 No. 74813 - 12' x 20'2" Textured plush • soil hiding nylon - Sand Dunes Reg $455.79 -• Sale $228.03 No. ̂ 74817 - 12' x 13'4" Sculp shag - Well blended colors - Spice Brown Reg $265.66 Sale $132.92 No. 74834 - 12' x 13'4" Evans & Black frosted plush - Chalabrue Marble. Reg $265 66 Sale $132.74 No. 71959 - 12' x 9'10" Big6low elegant look of wool - Academy Grey Reg. $344 00 Sale $91.00 No. 71155 - 12' x 14' Queen's Anso IV short durable plush - Driftwood Reg $326 00 Sale $163.00 No. 73842 - 12' x 20' Richly carved tone on tone - Canvas Reg $353 88 . Sale $236.83 No. 73765 -1 2' x 19'10" Big enough for a large BR S closet Sculp plush - Peatfh Reg $421.72 . • Sale $282:64 No. 74818 • 12' x 15' Versatile and durable sculp shag - Spice Brown Reg $299 00 Sale $149.60 No. 70558 - 12' x 1.1'9" Champagne carpet for beer budget - Le Harve - Bieere. Reg $461 00 Sale $156.00 No. 74286 - 11'10" x 7' Sculp shag Urethane backed - Rustic Walnut Reg $96 60 Sale $48.30 No 7482 - 12' x 15' Sculp, shag made for a boy's B R - Blue Danube Reg. $335.00 * . Sale $167.60 No. 70930 - 12' x 13'6" One of our best wearing plushes * Flame Orapge Reg $441 00 ,-^ale $90.00 No. 74499 - 12' x 16'4" Designer inspired Antron velvet plush -Monet Green Reg. $653.10 ' I:; Sale $437.57 No. 74805U 10'9'uH ;1'5<4Y Lees cofnmerqiarquality plush tygh w«wngt Beige., Reg. $457.75 * : ' T'~J .Al. Sale$128.17 No. 73283 - 12' x 13'9" Jute backed.level loop Suitable for kitchen or F R - Rust Reg $341 35 Sale $146.64 No 71725 - 11'10" x 12'7" Horizon solid dense plush - Sienna Copper Reg $405 00 . . . . , S a l e $ 2 0 2 . 0 0 No. 74825 - 12' x 18' Looking for blue? Tone on tone plush - Bali Blue Reg $450 00 „ Sale $224.88 No. 74581 - 12' x 17'7" Salt & Pepper mix - Blue, brown, white sculp shag Reg. $434 81 Sale $291.12 No. 73599 - 12' x 16'8" Shag plush - frosted look - Tan with Beige Reg $389 03 Sale.$270.76 No. 74840 - 1 2' x 15' Durable nylon short shag - solid - Thistle Reg $255 00 Sale $170.80 No. 73259 - 12' x 11' Textufed loop for highest wear - Gray Reg. $238 39 \ Sale $102.69 No. 72944 - 12' x 8'7" Reasonable Nylon shag Butterscotch Gold Reg $145 86 Sale $72.87 No. 74819 - 12' x 14'3" Queen's sculp, shag - mixture of Browns Nylon Reg $284 05 Sale $142.12 No. 73739 - 12' x 16' Horizon multi-plush Browns & Rusts - perfect for F R Reg $314 62 Sale $210.74 No. 74816 - 12' x 15'4" Neutral tones sculp shag - Whites & Beiges. Reg $305 58 Sale$152.89 No. 71261 - 12' x 10' The .color you wanted for that B.R' Parrot Green Reg $254 00 Sale $125.00 No. 73216 - 12' x 16' Highly durable loop - Textured Sand Reg $522 59 Sale $213.30 No. 74672 - 12' x 5'2" Lees plush for bath - all synthetic - Blue Reg $75.00 - Sale $42.00 No. 74683 - 1 2' x 4' Lees deep plush for area rug or bath - Brown. ' Reg $65.00 Sale $32.80 No. 70921 - 12'x 12'9" Very dense and short plush for high wear -Claret Wine Reg $416 00 Sale $85.00 No. 73207 - 11*3" x 9'10" Berber look - textured loop - Copper Beige Reg $288 82 Sale $86.03 No. 74811 - 12' x 12'6" Carved saxony - soft shades of. Beige -Parchment Reg $272 55 . * Sale $136.36 No. 72996 - 12' x 19'3" Easy to live with Salem plush - Sassafras Reg $333.71 Sale$166.85 No. 74617 - 12' x 5'4" lees sculp shag Antron nylon Rust-Orange Reg $125 00 Sale $42.66 No 74615 - 12 x 4'3" Lees textured plush - Pale Rose Reg $90 00 Sale $28.35 No. 73576 - 12' x 13'4" Horizon deeply carved Nylon plush -Frosted Mink Reg $319 86 Sale $159.93 No 72647 - 12' x 10' Salem short and durable shag - Auburn Reg $169 96 Sale $84.98 No 72818 - 12' x 19'7" Long wearing Nylon - short shag - Camel Reg $332 90 Sale $166.45 No 74678 - 12 x 3' Lees medium plush - Solid Blue Reg. $60 00 Sale $16.44 No. 74628 - 12 x 4' Lees ultra dense velvet - Prairie Taupe Reg $70 00 Sale $26.65 No 74688 - 12' x 4'10" Lees deep sculp Off White with Gold Reg $65 00 Sale $32.20 No. 73419 - 12' x 4'10" Chain link pattern • Beige wool blend Reg $130.41 • Sale $32.20 No 74664 - 12'x 4'4" Lees Dusty Rose deep plush Reg $80 00 Sale $28.85 No 74685 - 1 2' x 5 4" Lees sculp shag - high wear Antron -Bronze Brown Reg $75.00 Sale $42.66 No 73860 - 10' x 10'10" Armstrong Beige & Camel Ceramic-look No-Wax Reg $173 46 Sale $72.00 No 73224 - 12' x 9'3" Mannington No-Wax - Blue Marble pattern Reg $245 98 Sale $61.50 No 74431 - 12' x 8'10" Armstrong Sundial Sol No-Wax - Beige pattern fleg $168 31 Sale $70.62 No 72714 - 12' x 20" Armstrong Sp Edition White Brick - No-Wax Reg $292 04 Sale $106.68 No 74003 - 9- x 1 7'9" Congoleum Dark Parque - great for foyer No-Wax Reg $275 13 Sale $88.75 c No 737005 - .12' x 10 10" Mannington s Best Ceramic-Look Off White • Reg $222 03' Sale $72.20 11 u ulk Mhlu. fUirpt'ls «fr f-7««r t]ot €'rint>s r 117 E. 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