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SECTION 1 - PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER It, 1M3 I FLORSHEIM COMFORTABLE, GOOD LOOKING, LONG LASTING FLORSHEIM r VALUE THAT COMBINES TOP LEATHER, THE LAST6ST DESIGN AND EXPERT WORKMANSHIP' TO GIVE VOU YOUR MONEY'S WORTH . AND THEN SOME. T H E E T O N S - I N B L A C K O R B R O W N . S A L E * » A g e IN STOCK ONLY. NO SPECIAL ORDERS. Reg. «60.95 * JhStioe Shop 233 Main Street, Woodstock, 338-6030; Mon. Thurs. 9-5, Fri. 9-8; Sat. 9-5 Week dedicated to disabled Since 1975, the National Easter Seal Society has sponsored a week to be set aside each year to recognize the capabilities of persons with disabilities. That week, called N a t i o n a l H a n d i c a p p e d Awareness Week, has since been renamed National, Disabled Americans Week, and will be celebrated Oct. 16-22. After evaluating the original name and contacting various advocacy groups on tne subject of protrayal, it was decided that the new name should reflect the strength and spirit of the 36 million men, women and children with disabilities in the United States. This observance, honoring a determination and "I will" spirit is in keeping with the nation's Decade of the Disabled, 1982-1992. Throughout history, the goal's aspirations and accomplishments of persons with disabilities have been an inspiration to all. The Easter Seal Society believes that in changing the name to National Disabled Americans Week, the public's perception of persons with disabilities will be heightened . Mrs. Dorothy Elliott, . Woodstock, VIP (Very Important Patient) and Kenny Lewandowski, McHenry, Poster • Child lead the way in representing the disabled of McHenry County in 1983-84 1\VICE TOLD TALES Edited from our files of years gone by Develop game farm (Taken from the files of Oct. 19, 1933) There .are many who are unaware of the existence of a wonderful game farm, which is situated only a mile and a ouarter north of Route 20, just five miles west of McHenry on the south end of Wonder Lake, where for the past five years the owner has been improving his place and enlarging his interests until the enterprise is unequaled in size, interest and beauty. Dr. A.G. Schroeder of Chicago, a physician practicing on the north side of the city, with his (Taken from the files of Oct. 21, 1943) The season of Halloween pranks is only about a week away. However,' some of the youngsters seem to have advanced the date this year and have "soaped" several of the windows in the business districts of McHenry. Citizens have been asked at various times to save greases and turn them in to be used in the making of explosives to carry on the war. These necessary greases are also used -- 50 YEARS AGO wife, are owners of this 252 acre farm, which is known as the old Rainstead Farm. ̂ An impressive wedding ceremony was solemnized at St. Mary's church, Woodstock, when Miss Virginia Haines became the bride of Albert E. Blake, McHenry business man. Rev. Father Vogt read the nuptial Mass. Hie annual chicken dinner at St. Patrick's hall will be held Sunday evening sponsored by the ladies of the parish for the benefit of St. Patrick's church. *--40 YEARS AGO in* a large extent in the manufacture of soap-the same kind of soap that is being used to soap up windows. A barn and silos on the Floss urn farm were destroyed by fire. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmitt, tenants on the Sam Joseph farm two miles west of McHenry were awakened by their dog and rushed to the scene of the fire where they helped in rescuing the cattle before any were injured. 25 YEARS AGO i WORLD OF SPORTING GOODSp GRACE company great outdoors (Taken from the files of Oct. 23, 1958) On the eleventh anniversary of the Christ the King church of Wonder Lake, Oct. 26, the entire new plant of buildings will be dedicated a year almost to the day since the ground-breaking ceremonies were held. The Most Rev. Loras T. Lane, bishop of Rockford diocese will be celebrant of the Solemn Pontifical Mass. A dinner will be served to the clergy and guests following the Mass in the school hall. A pick-up truck belonging to the Wing 'n Fin club east of McHenry was stolen. Left in its place in the wooded area by the club was a convertible which had been reported stolen by a Cook county resident the day previous. The Community Methodist church is again sponsoring collection for UNICEF this year. The older children will visit the subdivisions on Oct. 28 and the younger ones will collect at the McHenry homes on Sunday afternoon. O A % f c U O F F r e g p r i c e s HERMAN S BEST-SELLING RUGGED PARKAS & JACKETS 799?„95" 79 HERMAN S 3-layer Down Jacket 7Q" f 9 reg 99 99 Lightweight and rugged 60% down 40% feather WOOLRICH Thinsulate Parka D799 Ul reg. $110 , Poplin shell Zip closure: snap over storm flap HERMAN'S Down Vest OC99 Sj%J reg 44 99 Poplin shell. 60% down 40% feather HERMAN'S Flannel or Chamois Shirts, reg 19 99 15.99 HERMAN'S Basic Ragg Wool Sweaters, reg 24 99 19.99 RUGGEDWEAR HERMAN'S 3-layer Down Parka orlg. 119.99 Choose from down and down blend styles. 2-Layer Parka 87" reg. 109.99 SAF-T-BAK Blaze Orange Hunting Coat AQ99 Insulated with *•57 reg. 59.99 Hollofil " 808. SAF-T-BAK Hunting Pants OQ99 Insulated O57 reg. 49.99 6 pockets SAF-T-BAK Orange Trimmed Field Coat OA 99 Padded foam recoil pad reg 29.99 Vest, reg. 19.99 16.99 SAF-T-BAK Brush Pants 22" reg. 27.99 Water repellent. Brush and briar resistant. Save big with our sale prices and mailed factory rebates direct from Coleman! Illll\» 48 qt. Ice Chest Reg 32 99 Sale 26 99 Less $3 mailed rebate final cost...... 23.99 2-Burner Gas Stove #425 Reg 36 99 Sale 32 99 Less S3 mailed rebate, final coat 29.99 Propane Stove #5400 Reg 41 99 Sale 38 99 Less $4 mailed rebate final coat 34.99 Gat Heater #513 1 Reg 54 99 Sale 44 99 Less $7 mailed Rebate final coat 37.99 Gas Lantern #220 Reg 31 99 Sale 29 99 Less $5 mailed rebate final coat .....24.99 Propane Lantern #5114 Reg 24 99 Sale 20 99 Less S3 mailed rebate final oost 17.99 SLEEPING BAGS #%#%% Entire Stock of aUoff i!ssx,9': NORTH FACE and WENZEL Rectangular, mummy and tapered shapes. Hurry! X-COUNTRY COLEMAN Camper Sleeping Bag Reg. 29.99 Sale 23'.99. $3 rebate. 99 20 final cost PACKS & FRAMES 20 % Entire ^ OFF Stock of Frame Packs: JANSPORT, CAMP TRAILS, morel Selection includes packs with internal and external frames. CAMP TRAILS Canyon Frame Pack Divided nylon pack with 4 zippered pockets. Save $20! 99 orlg. 69.99 49! JARVINEN X-C Ski Package* 79" f W sold sep. $130 Packages include: • Jarvinen waxless skis • Quailty leather boots • Bindings • Poles TRAK Trail Package with Salomon Boot/Binding System 1399JU " 189.90 Trail NOWAX" skis • Salomon SR40 integerated boot binding • Fiberglass poles AFRC X-C Shells and Knickers Lightweight, OQ" warm, func t iona l3499 poplin fabric. to39.99 TURVISTA X-C Gaitors Convenient Velcro* closure. 12 99 rag. 15.99 BOWS TURVISTA X-C Fanny Pack 799 ff rag. 9.99 4̂ 0/ Entire Stock of J • 1 Z°__ Compound Bows W OFF by BEAR, and REG. PRICES others. SWIX Complete X-C Wax Kit 199 ' rag. 7.49 Slarra Aluminum Camouflage Stool, reg. 12.99.. KNIVES FOOTWEAR .9.99 BUCK Folding Hunter #110 with sheath reg. $35 29.99 VICTORINOX Woodsman Swiaa Army Knife orig. 27.99 17.99 HERMAN Survirors 6 Leather Boots Insulated for warmth. Waterproof. rag. 74.99 TIMELY Lactra Socks; battery oparatad. Batteries not Included, rag. 15.99.... 12.79 59" ACCESSORIES WELLS LAMONT £99 Challenger J Hunting Gloves rag. 7.49 MORGAN Thermal C99 Underwear { w ea. Cotton polyester. reg. 6.99 ea. ALADIN or THERMOS* 1qt. Steel Bottle 17" reg. 24.99 Reversible Foul Weather Parka Rubberized nylon to help repel water. rag. 19.99 14 99 "Experience" Day Pack Large zip 1A99 compartment. I*T Outside pocket. rag. 19.99 Cuddle-Up Robe/Comforter Ideal for 4/199 outdoor and indoor use. rag. 19.99 EVEREADY Hand Lantern Halogren bulb. Comes with battery. 11" rag. 14.99 Entire Stock of FIELD'N STREAM Hunting Socks 3".o 719 reg. 4.99 to 8.99 "OFF CAMP TRAILS Fanny Packs Great for ' Q99 hunting and -v c X-C skiing. rag. 12.99 (Taken from the files of Oct. 26, 1933) With the mailing of 5,000 letters of solicitation early this week, the McHenry Rescue squad has opened its fund drive for a new building. The new home-first permanent one for Thesquad-will be located at the corner of Court and Venice, a block south of Elm street. The property is owned by the city of McHenry, which had it rezoned. --10 YEARS AGO Hie building will be leased to the Rescue Squad. In a program co-sponsored by the City of McHenry and the McHenry Jaycee auxiliary, entertainment for grade school [e children is plaqMd for loween, Oct. 31. You^stors will meet in the East campus cafeteria between 6:30 ana 8 p.m. for judging of costumes, prizes and refreshments. SPECIAL HALF PRICE OFFER THIS WEEK ONLY! • WITHOUT DRUGS. INJECTIONS. HUNGER! 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