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jiibtt Two -- Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. October 7, 1965 X TOLD TALES Forty Years Ago i 3 (Taken from the files .... f of October 1. 1965) . The parishioners of St. Peter's Catholic church of Volo are looking forward to Sunday afternoon, Oct. 4, when the cornerstones will be solmenly laid with due ceremonies on the beautiful new church and also the imposing new school building. West McHenry has added another new business enterprise to its section of this city, being the Northwest Tobacco Co., wholesalers and jobbers of cigars and tobaccos. The new concern is operated by R.H. Running, a young man who comes hgre from Chicago, having formerly been with the Pinker ton Tobacco Co., for some time. Temporary quarters have been secured at the North Western hotel but Mr. Running is seeking a new location where he will be enabled to carry an extensive stock of goods. .About 180 members and friends of McHenry chapter, O. E. attended the stated meeting Monday evening in the chapter hall. Each of the seventeen offices were filled by a worthy matron or a worthy patron of other chapters. The cities represented were Chicago, Elgin, Marengo, Algonquin, Woodstock, Crystal Lake, Wauconda, Graylake, Hebron, Dundee and Richmond. A new Chevrolet agency was recently opened at Waukegan road and Front street in West McHenry by Paul Bonslett, a local young man who has for sometime been in the automobile sales business. Mr. Bonslett will conduct an agency and service station for Chevrolet cars and has two models on display • at the present time, a sedan and coach. Twenty-Five Years Ago (Taken from the files of Sept. 26, 1940) Mrs. John F. Claxton, age 84, pioneer resident of this city, passed away Sept. 25, following several years of illness. Paul Justen and Gearld Miller celebrated their birthdays Sunday at a delicious dinner served at the home of Ben Justen near Ring wood. "A day never to be forgotten" is the manner in which the pastor, Rev. Wm. O'Rourke, and the parishioners of St. Patrick's church, McHenry, describe last Sunday, the day on which they commemorated the centennial anniversary of this, the first church in McHenry. A local touch was added to the nomination Tuesday of J. Albert Woll, who is to succeed William J. Campbell as U n Lt e d States attorney at Chicago as his McHenry relatives and friends joined with him in spirit i n r e j o i c i n g o v e r t h i s g r e a t favor. Mr. Woll is known in McHenry as he is the husband of the former Miss Genevieve Carey of this city. Two Ringwood youths, James Ray and Leroy Neal, who enlisted -in the Army recently, left for Rantoul training camp. Carl Weber and Earl Conway entertained their fellow members of the Crystal Lake drum and bulge corps Sunday-evening on the lawn at the latter's home. People gathered from near and far to hear the selections they played. The delightful evening was topped off with refreshments. Ten Years Ago (Taken from the files of „ September 29, 1955) A 34-year-old Chicagoan, Walter Davis, was found dead in shallow water at Pistakee Bay, his fall into the water apparently having occurred following a heart attack. He was removing a pir in front of the Carmen Mundo home near Bald Knob when the accident occurred. McHenry music lovers are anticipating a musical treat Sunday evening, Oct. 9, when the Pure Oil Glee club presents a concert in the local high school auditorium, sponsored by the Friendship guild of Zion Evangelical Luthern church, Gerald Miller of McHenry is a member of the glee club. It was formed in September of 1952 by a group of twenty men who were interested in singing for fun. Miss Charlene Dowe, daughter of Mh -«hd Chsries Dowe, was reported improved following serious injuries which she suffered in an auto accident in Chicago recently. McHenry will be enjoying an extra hour of daylight in the evening as the result of the City Council's decision to extend daylight saving time until the last Sunday in October. Mineral Springs and Clement Lodge Improvement club has supplied numbers for all houses in these subdivisions to make mail delivery easier. Beginning in October, mail will be delivered within the subdivision instead of on the highway Edgebrook school Saturday enjoyed squar e^dancing at from seventh and eighth grades A good crowd of 182 pupils night. The program is sponsored by the P.T.A organization of all schools. CHILDREN'S HOME. AID BENEFITS BY OCTOBER BRUNCH The newly formed^provisional group of Illinois Children's Home and Aid is planning an exciting background for the Crystal Lake auxiliary's pink champagne brunch to be held Oct. 22. The New Orleans courtyard setting will be in keeping with the over-all French mood for this, annual affair, to be held again at the Maison des Legionnaires of Woodstock street, Crystal Lake. The highlight of the brunch, which starts at 11 a.m., will be a book review by Florence Bourke Ellis of Chicago and Bull Valley. Tickets for this memorable benefit party are limited. Friends and supporters of the society may reserve tickets by calling Mrs. David Lorence at 459-1924. NEWS OF JUNIOR HIGH GUEST MINISTER Rev. Han Young Sun, a minister from Seoul, Korea, will be the guest minister at the Congregational - Universalist church, this Sunday, Oct. 10. Rev. Sun's message can be heard at 11 a.m. GUIDANCE PROGRAM District 15 has employed Dan Suffoletto as guidance counselor for the McHenry Junior high school. It has been felt that with the growing enrollment of the district and the Junior high school, a counselor would be necessary to help meet the increasing demands of students. A guidance department within the school system is fast becoming a major service in the schools. At first, high schools were considered to be the proper place for' guidance counseling. Now, the educational trend is to extend counseling to junior high schools. The duties which the guidance counselor has in a junior high, helps to, give the educational system in a community a more rounded program whereby the students will be the benefactors and therefore eventually the community. 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