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ON FAIR BOARD - Brad Scott, Richmond, left, and Floyd Griebel, Marengo, are new members of the McHenry County Fair association board of directors. The board held its first meeting of the new year last week. (DON PEASLEY PHOTO) Twice Told Tales FORTY YEARSAGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 26, 1933) Peter Doherty, acting mayor since the death of Mayor Knox, be a candidate for the of­ fice dfanayor of McHenry at the coming city election. The Terra Cotta factory is about to reopen it is said that an order for 850 tons of Terra Cotta and 300 tons of blo^k work has received by th6 company. Goodwin, superintendent, announced that in a short me that he expects to put between sixty and ninety men to work. The Junior class play "Depend on Me" is to be given at the McHenry high school auditorium Feb. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheldon moved from Grayslake to the oil station and barbecue owned by Mrs. Sheldon on route 61 north of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gorman, who have been operating the place, have moved to one of the apartments in the Pich building. Coach Orr and Harold Bacon were Huntley visitors Tuesday evening where the latter acted as referee at a basketball game played between Huntley and Plato Center. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Powers were surprised by a number of friends at their home on Court street Sunday evening in honor of their thirteenth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. John Schaid of this city entertained brothers and sisters of the former at a dinner party on Thursday af­ ternoon. All the pancakes and sausage you can eat for two-bits! This is what the men of the M.E. church offer you if you attend the pancake supper they are serving to the public Feb. 9 at the M.E. church. J TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 29, 1948) Mrs. Barbara Dunseath, 80 years old, died Jan 28 after an overheated stove is believed to have set fire to her four room cottage on Pistakee Lake. laooooBBOBDOoooooonom Firemen were called to the scene but flames had already destroyed the small cottage and the elderly woman had perished in the flames. The McHenry Boy Scout troop will share in a nation wide observance of Boy Scout Week, Feb. 6, through 12, marking the thirty-eighth anniversary of the founding of the movement in America. Walter Winn, of Richmond, long a leader in the Pure Milk association was reelected director of District six at the annual meeting. Miss Betty Kramer en­ tertained employees of the local telephone office at a prenuptial shower held Jan. 21, at her home, honoring Miss Elaine Schaefer, a bride in the near future. A mock wedding was presented by six of the girls, attired in gowns fashionable at the turn of the century. Veternarians from every part of Illinois are joining in the sixty-sixth annual convention of the Illinois State Veterinary Medical association being held Jan. 28-30 in Peoria. Total attendance is expected to ex­ ceed 500. Dr. Howard S. Fike of McHenry is a member. A Founders Day party will be held Feb. 7 at the Lily Lake schoolhouse sponsored by the P.T.A. of that community. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 31, 1963) N.P. Miss Dom 227, a junior calf shown by Northern Pump company of McHenry, was selected as the champion over all females in Register of Merit Hereford judging at the National Western Stock Show, Denver, Colo. Since winning in Denver, Miss Dom has been declared champion at the Amarillo, Tex., stock show. The many friends of John Dreymiller, 73, were saddened to learn of his death, Jan. 28, in Hines hospital where he had been a patient for several weeks. Three M.C.H.S. students have been selected from among six candidates to appear on the television program, "It's Academic." They are Bert Kissling, Richard Johnson and Donald Cameron. What may have been McHenry's coldest tem­ perature reading in history, a minus 26 degrees, was recorded at the home of 15 year old Glen Olsen on Front street last week Wednesday. The small cemetery on Rt. 120, known as Ostend, may receive only slight attention from the hundreds of motorists who pass it daily, but it is believed to be the first white burying ground and came into being when the wife of Apollos Thompson passed away shortly after her arrival in Illinois from Ohio. The John Wirtz family of Elgin and Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Wirtz were guests in the Joe E. Freund home in Johnsburg Sunday where they celebrated the fourth birthday of Ray, son of the John Wirtzes. Goodwill To Visit Wonder Lake Jan. 26 G o o d w i l l I n d u s t r i e s representative Mrs. Nick (Agnes) Adams, McHenry, has announced that the truck will be in Wonder Lake Friday, Jan. 26. For pickup arrangements and complete facts about the world's largest independent agency serving the mentally, emotionally and physically disabled Mrs. Adams reported that many residents in this area do not realize that Goodwill In­ dustries carries on an intensive occupational rehabilitation training program. The agency has been involved in industrial work and training for some fifty years and thousands of factories have Goodwill trainees on their payroll. Everybody reaps what he sows - except some gardeners. Autobiographies seldom reveal anything bad about the subject, except his memory. Adelman-Poly Prim "Inflation Fighter" Pricing concept Saves You up to 33%% on Your Diycleaning Bills! Any three garments drycleaned for the price of two! 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