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-- fcAjh #> j£|! .An ' , "v-,-, . • • ~-n. ••••• H^MMMMo •>• M Mwpa^na a m itmmk TnE BvCES£b£$B7 PT•-M iwnftEAT.Bw " •. \ ••••^.^:;-•;..:.v .....i^^^^y:..^^;';:^~v,.v;---::'v-^---v--'^••v-;^^-:::-^;y^/:i^br-"^i:^::^'v'MiJ;-:-m"~T - i J ' " ' " " * ':'- i. i; ••^"^•iSC'i.^. \/^'i;«,--; •'•-, •t.t( fl|:; "'" Forty Years Ago T;-'C . Taken From The File® Of ?)' I March IS, 1924 ^Although very little open /3is- ©Qssion*4s being heard at this , early it is predicted by local politicians that the coming municipal election will witness a contest for practically every office. Simon Stoffel, at presenCsbrving in the capacity of city- alderman, is the man being \Vatched. What is he going to do? Will he again be a candidate for alderman? Will he come out for the office of mayor? ."Will he step down andnot erfter the race? These are Just some of the questions. The second raid of the year took Rlace when Chief Deputy Ssheriffc" Hibbard visited four "wet i&rlpurs" Wednesday. Accompanied by a number of specially sworn in deputies, he swoop^ down on McHenry, Jotmsbarg and Pistakee Bay, and after'they had called it "a day" six proprietors were notified to appear at Woodstock. A small truck ldad "of evidence" was seized on this trip. That there will be at leasi one contest waged in the annual township election is seen in the declaration of William Simes and William H. Althoff, who are can^lates fpr the office cf assessor;" At theTrfc§flest of the Postmaster General, the United States Civil Servi&£ announces an open, competitive exam on March 29 to fill the ppsition of ptostmaster. The term of T. J. Walsh expires June" !. The McHenry office carriesa salary of $2,000. Fremont Hoy of Woodstock and his son, Clarence, of Crystal Lake, until a year ago connected with the Fox River Valley State bank of this city and the Ringwood State bank, are facing ; a term "in the Joliet penitentiary. • In tKje radio contest conducted during the past three weeks, the receiving set offered for the best essay on "Why I Would Like A Radio Set in My Home" was won by Mrs. James N. Sayler. The judges were Miss Blanch D. Pryor, " Mrs. C. W. Goodell and D^. D. G. Wells. Twenty-Five Years Ago Takep From The Files Of March 9, 1939 „„ The ' entire community has been saddened "by the untimely death of one of its best loved citizens, 'jMrs. Calla M. Perkins, aged*54. Other deaiths included Mts. J. J. Doherty, 77, and Peief, Schaefer, Sr., 87. On March -16 the musical vent pf 'the year will take pl^ce. On that evening the Waukegan Orchestra and Choral society, under the direction of Sandor Kish, will present a concert in the high school auditorium. The society was founded three years ago by Richard Stenger, a~former McHenry resident, and now vice-president Of the organization. An early spring wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ensign on Wednesday afternoon March 8, when Miss Elsie Mae Japp of Amaha, Nebr., became the bride of Howard N. Ensign. Talk about the wonders of the telephone and thrills -- Mr. and Mrs. ti. M. Stephenson received a call Wednesday of last week from their son, Paul, abotrd the Aquitania, on his way home .from.London. The m£h of the M. E. Community cfciuich me busy completing plans for their roast beef dinner to be served Sunday, M«ueh 12; Prices will be .50 and .35. C. H. Duker and Lisle Bassett are general managers, with George H: Johnson as officialgreeter. (\ \V. CJoodell and L. J. McCracken are in charge of the dining room, Clarence Douglas, the dessert, and Fred-Ferwerda will act as cashier. Th§ kitchen committee: William Spencer, John Anderson, James Perkins, Dr. R. G. Chamberlain, Lester Adams, Dr. C. W. Klontz and E. G. Feter- CRYST&L LAKE MAN SOLOIST AT PERFORMANCE Jack-BeLano of Crystal Lake will be Matured as baritone soloist in -the performance of "A German Requiem" by Johannes*_ BraTims' on Tuesday. March 24, at 8 o'clock at the Central grade school on Padd< K'k street in Crystal Lake. Mr. DeLano's interest in oratorio antl masses l>egan when he was soloist - in Haydn's "Creation^ while a voice major in tfRj school of music at State Teachers college in Emporia, Kas. He later appeared in oratorjp roles in Handel's "Messiah"-and Bach's "St. Mathews ;Pas§ion," among others. Since moving to Illinois he has appeared in the musical, "Carnival" and the Christmas opera, "Amahl and the Night Visitors" in . Crystal Lake. Stanley Blumberg of McHenry and Richard Wissell, a former lOfcal resident, are members of the chorus. ROTARY NEWS The newly elected officers for 1964-65 have been busy the last two weeks trying to formulate programs and schedules that exceed the efforts of President Herb Reihansperger and his officers for the year ending June 30. Needless to say, the outgoing officers had this in mind the past year, the incoming officers are keenly aware of the gigantic task that faces them as they plan the various activities and name the chairmen who are to lead these very important committees. The officers elected for 1964- 65, effective as of July 1 this year, are as follows: Jerome Buch, president; Ron Fredrick - sen, vice-pi -sident; Jack Kelsey, secretary; Thomas F. Bolger, financial secretary; directors. Bob Blake Eugene Freund and ^lerb Reihansperger. Dean and his co-worker^ Ted Wickman deserve the many compliments rendered them for the efforts put forth to make this such an enjoyable affair. Over sixty Rotarians and rural guests attended. The fact that Dr. Eastman, husband of the former Vivian Bolger, one of our local girls, is a member of the faculty of Naperville college contributed to local interest. Ron, Fredricksen, chairman of the "On to Pheasant Run" group, and AL Barbian, who took time out from his busy duties on Riverside Drive to spend a few days relaxing in the sunny clime of Florida so that he could concentrate on his program/t5f "To- onto-here c o m e s M c H e n r y . " i < b u s y making plans that will assure bur members "f s most enjoyable district meeting to be held at "Pheasant Run," Route 64.,,four miles east of St. Charles, 111., April 14 and 15, and the Rotary International convention to be held June 7 and 11. 1964, at Toronto, Canada. Al. is the personal representative of International President Carl Miller, whom he made the acquaintance of last year in St. Louis, Mo. Dr. Arlo Schilling, president^ Attendance Chairman Dan of North Central college, Na-! Justen was commended by perville, was the guest speaker j President Herb for placing the at our second annual rural: McHenry club in fourth place urban meeting last Thursday, in attendance for the month of March 5. Chairman Harry ' January, 1964, with a percent- ORGANIZE WORK FORCE OF 500 FOR CANCER CRUSADE. A work force of several hundred persons is being organized in McHenry county to carry out an intensive two-pronged program in April. This force of more than 500 volunteer workers will take part in the 1964 Cancer Crusade. Their mission is straight forward: Help whip cancer. These volunteers are planning now to carry out this mission as an informational campaign and as a fund-raising campaign. Chairman of the Cancer Crusade for the third yea.Vis Roger Reichert, Woodstock and Crystal Lake businessman. Reichert explained lives can be saved if people will act age of 97.33. Our district No. 644 is composed of "sixty-two clubs, which reflects the effort put forth by our chairman of attendance to keep his club in the upper top ten. Dan has Challenged the Richmond club for an attendance contest for the month of March. It is hoped that we can. equal or better the percentage of 97.33 of January as Richmond has always been known as a "clutch" club and has one of the better Rotary clubs in the district. t One suYe way t<&rf$g £ut how many friends you have-- !•< ,• • • when the seven danger signals of cancer appear. Science is making important strides in its fight against cancer. Specific information concerning the relationship between cigarette smoking and cancer has generated considerably more interest in combating the disease, Reichert noted. The Surgeon General of the United States in his report declared smoking is injurious to health. The McHenry County Cancer Crusade is correlated with the work of the American Cancer Society. Money is used for research, public education, professional education, and services such as providing detection, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation facilities. About one-third of the ASC funds goes into research to provide grants t -> key scientists, grants to institutions and epidemiological research studies. Persons willing to volunteer E CANT HID MARTINS THESE VALUES AT Way Furniture Hours: 9-9 Tues. & Frl. -- Mon., Wed., Thurs., Sat 9-5:30 Rts. 14 & 47, Woodstock Phone 815-338-0404 Door Busters! Reg. $12.95 POLE LAMPS Now $4.95 Reg. $22.95 5 Drawer $|AC Unfinished CHEST Now Reg. $32.95 7 Drawer Unfinished KNEEHOLE Sift {§)i» DESK NOW PS .95 Reg. $39.50 HOTEL $ MATTRESS . . NOW * Slight Extra Charge for Delivery of Above Items. We will buy or sell or trade furniture, old U.S. Coins, Boats, Motors, or What Have You! Do* Phllco Metal Cabinet, blonde, 23" TV on legs. Reg $269.95 2-Pc. LIVING ROOM SET, nylon cover • • 3-Pc. BEDROOM SET 3-Pc. SECTIONAL nylon coVer 36" Universal GAS RANGE 13.6 Kelvinator 2-door REFRIGERATOR ^19f| US 101-lb. Freezer Slight extra charge for delivery on the above items. International Colonial Sofa, orange col- 6r, 3 cush. style, foam llWofi cushions. Reg. $239.95 Serta Hollywood Outfit complete with mattress and box spring, frame, headboard. Reg. $99.95 Value Z/oV^ 3 Pc. Colonial Bedroom Set, double dresser, chest mirror, bed, ^ 8 Pc. Heywood Wakefield Dining Room Set, colonial, 57" china solid maple 38" wide by 94" table, 6 side chairs. $649.95 Reg. $889.90. plastic top. Reg. $289.95 3 Pc. L-Oak Bassett Bedroom Set, plastic top mirror, triple dresser, chest, bookcase f^^lcVcT) 19.95 8 Pc. Hoover Walnut Dining Room Set, china table with plastic top, 6 side chairs. Reg. $m95 $479.90 bed. Reg. $299. 3 Pc. Timeley Bedroom Set, French walnut, double dresser, mirror, chest, bookcase 39.95 Manhattan 510 Coil Mattress or Box Spring in 3/3-4-4/6 with 10 year guarantee. Reg. ^ 35.95 $69.50 bed. Reg. $189.95. 3 Pc. Heywood Wakefield Solid Maple dresser, mirror, chest, Bedroom Set, double QC panel bed. Reg* $499-95. 3 Pc. Kenlea S»||P Maple Colonial >uble dresser, nnrror, ^9^)® QC cnest, panel bed Re?. !<325 Serta Posture Mattress or Box Healthful firm. Comes in £^9 3/3 or 4/6 Maple Finish Bunk Bed complete with 2 inner spring mattresses, ladder and guard ralL At Reg. $109.95 73 3 Pc. Bassett Currco Mahogany Bedroom Set, double dresser. mirror, cliest. bookcase (S) bed. Reg. $259.95 Brandwaine Hollywood Outfit complete with mattress and box spring, frame and head- (£ board. $99.95 Value v .00 3 Pc. American of Martinsville Bedroom set, double drffjser, mirror, chest, panel headboard, adjustable, 4/6 or QC 5'. Reg. $469.95 8 Pc. Drexel Dining Room Set, china large table, 6 side chairs. &EOC fr^fn! Reg. ) Philco Walnut Stereo with AM-FM and FM Stereo radio, 4 speaker. Closeout. Reg. $329.95 wwt 5 Pc. Queen City Dinette Set with charcoal top and black & gray chairs & a 30vl0\48 ftCQ QC table. Reg. $89.95 Kroehler Colonial Sofa, 3 cushions, nylon cover, foam and dac r o n . c u s h i o n s . R e g . $ 2 7 5 . W " aVosW 3 Pc. Bumper End Sectional, Hiylora cover. Foam cushions. Reg. $4*9.95 2 Pc. Union Beige Living Room Set, nylon cover, foam cush- (o)E ions. Reg. $249.95 .... International Modern Sofa. tweed cover. foam cushions. AC Reg. $249.95 5 Pc. Chrome Dinette Set with 30x40 x48 table and A side f Jf QC chairs Reg. $79.95 <rtf2/oT3 7 Pc. Lloyd Dinette with 36x48x60x72 table and 6 side chairs. £fi QC Reg. $179.95 ^ U 3 Pc. Dinette with 24x36 table and 2 chairs. Reg. $44.95 . . fg Green Nylon Colonial Sofa by Volckman, spring cushions. Reg. ,95 2 Pc. Turquoise International Living Room Set, nylon cover, G^tCQ (o)E foam cush. Reg. $349.91 Philco Portable TV 16" Carrier model. Reg. $129.95 Berkline Rockers Love Seat in assorted ^$159.95 Si 1195 Berkline Colonial Sofa, green nylon cover, foam cushions, &1QQ QC wood trim. Reg. $249.95 Volckman Colonial Sofa, nylon cover, wood trim. Reg. Clll© $249.95 3 Pc. Cheroke Sectional, foani cushion, .Rn!; jmts 4 Pc. International Sectional, nylon cover, brown foam cush- ClQ© ig Ions. Reg. $289.95 .... V ITl/o¥S> Philco 30" Electric Range Deluxe model with broiler under gla88.yMHHplH Lift top for easy clean- £'*| PA AF ing. Reg. $329.95 •• wwt ROOM GROUPS 8 pc. BEDROOM GROUP, double dresser, mirror, chest. Bookcase bed, mattress and box spring, two bed pillows. Reg. $264.95 Now $159.95 10 pc. BEDROOM GROUP, double dresser, mirror, chest, bookcase bed. 10 year guarantee. Mattress and box spring, 2 bed pillows, 2 dresser lamps. Reg. $321.95 Now $199.95 10 pc. LIVING ROOM GROUP, sofa bed and chair, nylon cover," 2 step table, cocktail table, 2 lamps, 9x12 foam back rug, 2 sofa pillows. Reg. 5265 Now $149.95 10 pc. GROUP, 2 pc. living room set, 2 step tables, cocktail table, 2 table lamps, 9x12 nylon rug with foam back, 2 sofa pillows. Reg. $328.00 Now $199.00 STORES, HARDWARE SALE MARCH IS HARDWARE MONTH AT COAST-TO-COAST STORES 22 Pound Coastway LAWN FERTILIZER K*gufarty $3.33 Long lasting, non-bumlnfe dustlcss* odorless fertilizer. Us* for trees, gardens and lowns. 20»10«5 analysis. Covsrt 5,000 sq. ft. (HB1490*6) 1327 N. Riverside Dr. 385-2040 on this twin-pronged attack on cancer should contact either Reichert or Bill Seegert at ^Crystal Lake 459-4000. GRANTED CHARTER A charter has been granted by the state to the Johnsburg Businessmen's association, a not-for-profit corporation. ms DO SO MANY ENGINEERS BUY SAAB? THEY KNOW ITS THE BEST BUY AMONG ECONOMY IMPORTS (Including the one that}% fooks like this) Engineers know how to check out facts. They don't fall for pretty ads and images very often. They fall for the facts that separate SAAB from any import car in its class. 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