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^SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 • PLAINDEALER • WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2.1M2 general MCHS classes name officers for 1933 iSeminar on teen problems 50 YEARS AGO (Taken from the filet of Nov. 2, 1988) Three classes at School have chosen How to Live with a Teenager - A Survival Course, is the title of a one-day seminar- Saturday, Nov. 12, being offered to parents of adolescents. The purpose is to help parents learn strategies to turn unhappy teenage ex­ periences into happy ones. The teen years may be dif­ ficult ones and today's challenges to parents of teens may be frustrating or even overwhelming at times. This seminar is designed to help parents of junior high and high school students find new insights into the 'why' of troubling behavior and negative s. Parents will learn about teenage mood swings, j, and needs also learn strategies for handling depression, and ways to teen's self esteete. lAflitiiw the *»m\nnr j| James R. McClung, a * school psychologist and marital and family therapist. McClung has 15 years of experience as a thenmiift for MIH theirfamilies. He is certified as an instructor of P.E.T. (Parent Effectiveness Training), and presently counsels privately in the Crystal Lake area. Lakeside Center of Crystal Lake is sponsoring this event which is scheduledto begin at • a.m. Saturday montfmr Parents - interested in more should call the center at 4SM010 or call James R. McClung at 455- 4876. for the coming year Seniors, Vivian Whiting tal Lake area. . de Center of Crystal ̂Twentv thousand b sponsoring this event K* iwLkS? scheduledto begin at 9 irdav rnnmina Tavern, Tiie I !«i!r were from the state ; Evelyn Justen, vice- president, and Vivian Bolger, secretary and treasurer. Juniors, Lloyd Lockwood, president; Fred Meyer, vice- president, and Delphine Freund, secretary and treasurer. Sophomores, chose as their president, Claire Kinsey; vice- president, La Verne Engeln, and secfetaiT and treasurer, Jerome Justen. hlyok baSS, blue sills and perch were put into makee Bay at the Oak Park Tavern, Tne small fish from the state fish hat- the long favored dreams of a couple of baseball managers. 40 VPARS AGO (Taken from the files of Nov. 4, 1943) IWlCE TOLD TALES Edited from our Tiies of years gone by What the big SENIOR CITIZEN NIGHT EVERY MONDAY NIGHT FOR SENIORS ̂ BUY ANY MEAL ̂ SECOND ONE PRICE chery in Spring Grove. From "Bacon's Strip is all this dope about trade the Cubs have put over for Klein and Hafey? And the Sox are reported to have Grove on the way to Join his old mates at Comiskey Park. Sounds just like expressing in words On Aug. 16 of this year came the sad news t;hat Lieut. John T. Boyle, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Boyle of McCullom Lake, was missing in action. On Nov. 2 his mother received word that he is again on duty in England. The exact circumstances of his being found an<l his experience of the past 11 weeks nave not been revealed but the mere fact that he is alive and safe is enough for his family and friends. Lieut. Boyle is one of four brothers now in service. Lieut. Everett is with the army signal corps; Ross serving with the navy and Da is with the army engineers. The three sons of Mr. and Mrs. William Meyers of Johnsburg are serving their country. William (Buddy), the eldest, is serving in the Hawaiian Islands; Elmer is now somewhere in Africa and LeRoy left for ser­ vice with his brother, Elmer, and they were together in Africa for some time. 25 YFARS AGO (Taken from the files of . November 6, 1958) Fourteen parishes of McHenry County have opened the organizational phase of a united action campaign to raise $1,000,000 to finance con­ struction of the new Marian from Central Catholic High School on McHenry Avenue at tl limits of the eastern Woodstock. Con- T 0 ) sT/9U 4228 W Elm McHcnry ULSGlAf'X' 6606 N W Hwy Crystal lake SOFT WATER RENTAL 9", , •NO installation charge •NEW fully automatic softeners •TWO year option to buy with * •FULL rental fee deducted •ONE phone call can answer rent any questions O^-s 312-259-3393 • ARLINGTON SOFT WATSR CO. struction will proceed as rapidly as possible. The Rev. E.C. Baumhofer has been named resident superintendent of the new school. A bomb scare similar to those which harried administrators and faculty members in metropolitan areas have in­ terrupted classes at the local high school, but resulted in only a short period of work for students. A It Fox Lake girl admitted her pert ^n pladng the bomb scare call when apprehended only a few hours later. \ * 10 YEARS AOSOL (Taken from the files of November 9, 1973) The resignation of Fourth Ward Alderman Frank S. Hromec was accepted at the meeting of the City Council. Since more than 27 months remain in Hipmec's term of office, the statiite requires that a election be held to fill that vacancy. Since nominating petitions must be filed 64 days prior to the special election, tne council moved to establish Nov. 30 as the last filing date. The election will be held Feb. 5. Over 42,000 McHenry County families and business houses have been receiving their an­ nual Christmas Seal appeal letters from the McHenry- DuPage Tuberculosis and R e s p i r a t o r y D i s e a s e Association. Three more Lake County lawyers have indicated to niHnnia Supreme Court Justice Charles H. Davis that they are interested in being for the Circuit Court vacated recently. The numbers 26 appl Ask estate district zoning change A petition has been filed for hearing before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals by Martin and Evelyn Mahke for an amendment to tne MtHenry The property is located on the south side of Allendale Road, approximately half way bet­ ween Queen Anne Road and State Highway 47 in Greenwood Township and consists of ap­ proximately 22 acres. Hie hearing on Petition will be held on November 10. 1983, at 2 p.m., in Room 203 of the McHenry County Cour­ thouse, 2200 North Seminary Avenue. Woodstock, Illinois, at which time and place all those who may be interested may appear and be heard. Save on Sweaters & Blouses at Spiess Pre-Holiday Sale! • . v November 3rd thru 7th! SAVE ON SWEATERS! ft. v . j"-:\ • 19.99 HOLIDAY SILK ANGORA SWEATER Reg. 26.00. Mock turtle neck with pearl button shoulder. Solid pastel colors. S,M,L. • 13.99 BASIC CREW NECK SWEATERS Reg^ 18.00. Acrylic. 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