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•Twice Told Tale FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Dec. 12, 1929) Miss Arline Harrison was re­ elected worthy matron of Mc­ Henry Chapter, O.E.S., at the regular meeting of the chapter held Monday evening and will serve in that capacity for an­ other year. " The Ringwood Bowman bot­ tling plant will be closed this week according to the informa­ tion given out by officials of the company. This will be the last factory in thjs vicinity to shut down and very soon the one time numerous milk factories will be & thing of the past. Mrs. A.I. Froehlich enter­ tained the members of her sew­ ing clj jb at her home on Thurs­ day afternoon. A pleasant af­ ternoon was spent in conver­ sation and sewing and refresh­ ments were served. A death which shocked the community occurred Dec. .5 when Charles D. Bacon passed away at his hpme in Ringwood. His illness was one of only a few short hours, heart disease having been the cause of his death. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Talten from the files of Dec. 14, 1944) Mr. and Mrs. John Match- en, Jr., have moved from the senior Matchen home on Fox street to one of the Wolff a- partments on Elm street. Answering the urgent call GIANT SIZE -- Steve Orsolini of Jak Ana Heights, McHenry, is shown with two of the garlic plants he grew last summer. The huge cloves are so large they will provide ample seasoning for the entire year. PLAINDEALER PHOTO Need Snowmobile Insurance ? The SAJFEOD Snowmobile Package will give you the protection you need -- Liability and collision at a cost you can't afford to be without. Only $15.00 per year for $25,000 liability Joe Nischan 385-0037 2301 Johns burg Rd. in Johns burg McHenry, 111. for nurses aides were three young women from this com­ munity.. They are Lottie Brans-, ford, Eleanor Reid and Lucille Simon.;;"' t 1 ; i Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ellis nave moved to the Big Hollow taven at route 12 and Pistakee^ road, which they recently pur­ chased. > Henry Traub, 42, of Elgin, former manager of the An­ derson Service station basket­ ball team in McHenry died Dec. . 13 at Elgin following several months of poor health. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Dec. 17, 1959) Members and friends of the Community Methodist church are invited again this year to an all-church Christmas pag­ eant which tells the reason for LEGAL NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF Ben J. Schaefer Deceased, FILE NO. 69-P-313 Notice is hereby given pur­ suant to Section 194 of the Pro­ bate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters TESTAMENTARY were issued on December 1, 1969, to Raymond P. Schaefer, 12704 S. Union, Chicago, Illinois, whose attorney of record is Le- roy J. Welter, McHenry, Illin­ ois. Claims may be Hied within 7 months from the date of is­ suance of Letter of Office and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House, Woodstock, Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attorney. MARGARET 0»NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub. Dec. 10, 17, 23, 1969) Ser^e I\etCg Seaman Apprentice William Y. Anderson Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Y. Anderson Sr. of 2950 N. Shorewood drive, McHenry, visited the British Crown Colony of Hong Kong a- board the fleet oiler USS Man­ atee. He had the opportunity to par­ take in guided tours, shopping, sports and night entertainment during the ship's recess irom underway replenishment as­ signments along the coast of Vietnam. tor a Christmas to renember... Only a foot high... flit In anywhara! Zanith Com/net It' Portable TV 0I*«. 74 sq. in. picture Tha ROAMER • A1331- Liflhtweight! Super portable! Perfect for porch, patio, den, bedroom or anywhere! Beautifully molded cabinet has super convenient built-in carry handle and comes in four Contemporary decorator color combinations. Giva tha most axclting concapt in staraol Zanlth Clrcla of Sound• Modular Starao The ARTISTE • AS84- Handsome three-piece modular Circle of Sound unit with matching cylindrically-shaped speaker units. 32 Watts Peak Music Power. Stereo Precision Record Changer. Exclusive Zenith Micro- Touch* 2G Tone Arm. Auxiliary input jacks. Grained Walnut color. 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Young Gary Reinwall of Idyll Dell road was riding in the back seat of the family car travel­ ling south on tiie Green street blacktop when the door opened and he fell out receiving head injuries. Daniel Ambrose, who resides south of McHenry, suffered a gun wound in an accidental shooting. Zion Lutheran church was the scene of a lovely winter wedding Dec. 12 when Miss Christa Thodeof Pistakee High­ lands became the bride of Mr. Donald Rockel also of that com­ munity. Rev. Carl Lobitz offic­ iated at the nuptial rite. John Joseph Karch, 71, for thirty-five years a summer resident of Griswold Lake and for the past two years a per­ manent resident, died earlyihis week. The Howard Dowell family has moved from the lower apart­ ment in the Nell place on Wau- kegan street to the Peter F. Freund place at the corner of John and Center streets re­ cently purchased by the Mann family. Lakemoor-Lilymoor Rita Casey 385-2780; Wed. Dec. 17,1969 - Plaindealer - Sec.2 Pg. 3 Board Names • George Watkins Police Chief At the regular monthly meet­ ing , the Village of Lakemoor appointed and approved George Watkins as its new chief of police. Mr. Watkins has been with the village police force for seven years and was ser­ geant for the past four months. He lives in Wauconda, is mar­ ried, and has two children. Also at the meeting, rep­ resentatives from the River- woods Development Corp., were present and explained its plans for a model development on the old Wing and Fin Club property. The representatives went into some detail to explain away some problems which the Vil­ lage of Lakemoor thought per­ tinent. The village board an­ nounced that they would discuss this development with each oth­ er and residents of the vil­ lage and notify the corporation as soon as possible its action. SNOW FENCES Snow fences were installed on the little beach of Lakemoor by Stan Zabroski, Walter Para and Alfred Dember, on their own time. NEWLYWEDS Debra Renee Schneider be­ came the bride of Terrence Joseph Brady Saturday, Dec. 6, at 1 p.m., in St. John's Lutheran church, Flanagan, 111. A reception followed in Pontiac. Terrence is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brady of Lakemoor. In attendance were matron of honor Mrs. Kenneth Thorp (sis­ ter of the bride), Jane Rapp, Rhonda Haas and Jacqueline Brady served as bridesmaids. The best man was James Brady, (brother of the groom), grooms­ men Bran Farrell, Lee Camp­ bell and Jon Moss. The newly- weds will reside in Crystal Lake. Best wishes to the hap­ py couple. HOME ON LEAVE Herbert Zabroski is home on a twenty day leave from the service. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Zabroski are looking forward to having a happy holiday with all of their children. HOME FROM HOSPITAL Clifford Hyatt has returned from the hospital and is doing well. Also home after minor surgery, Paul Starzyk, also do­ ing well. CHRISTMAS CAROLERS The carolers will meet at 6:30 p.m.ybyTthe1' firehouse, on Saturday, Dec, 20. All residents of the village are invited to join the caroling, (children and adults). It is the intention of the carolers to cover as much of the village as possible. Sheet music will be provided and re­ freshments will be served af­ ter the caroling. For any in­ formation call Kathy Lass 385- 1206. BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Best wishes to Alfred M. Dember and Genene Maxson on the seventeenth, Joseph Fischer Dec. 23, and to Kathy^Heaton the twenty-fourth. Hope all of you have a very happy day. LADIES LEAGUE Ladies League will hold its v>cial night at 8 p.m. Dec. 17 di the village community cen­ ter. l o f A i r • AT MARKETING MEET James W. Hettermann of Charles Herdrich and Son, P.O. Box 548, McHenry, was one of the key distributors attending Miller Brewing company's re­ gional marketing meeting Dec. 3-5 at Miller's corporate head­ quarters here. Miller conducted the meeting to provide a dialog on the for­ mulation and implementation of. its comprehensive marketing plans. They also had a chance to tour the Miller's Milwaukee plant, which has a more than four-million barrel capacity. KIWAWS NEWS WONDER LAKE CLUB The club program last week was presented by Jim Mason of Johnsburg, director of Fleas- ant Valley farms, and Jerry Tobin, who handles public re­ lations. The farm, owned by the Com­ munity Renewal society (for­ merly Chicago Missionary so­ ciety) is a non-profit organi­ zation working with the aid of two foundations to aid poor people of lower ethnic groups to orientate them to self help and self determination. The farm is/located south Woodstock, Jfist off junctior of Rtes. 47 and 176, consis-"^ ting of 460 acres. This is a year 'round pro­ ject. 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