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/ PAGE 2-SUPPLEMENT TO THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER^ JULY 11, 1973 -ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY, JULY 14 SIDEWALK Twice Told Tales DRESS SHIRTS Z I Button down colters short & long sleeves _ |SP0*T p»»""s, ' J 50. waist 29 _34_^erjgth_28^£. w i . values to 12.96 Cardigans, pullovers, some with sleeves BOY'S SHIRTS FL ' L ...u;+Q £ rnlnred shirts. BOY'STANTS $ J Plain colors, checks, fancy J_ patternss, wash & wear, -P _ Sizes: Age 6-16 Values To SHIRTS For Dress or Casual wear. Values to $10.00 *3 95 SLACKS Wool & Dacron, All wool, dacron polyester (100%) 20% OFF SWEATERS & PAJAMAS 20% OFF Sorry, No Charges, Checks, Or Stem? Fa Sidewalk Merchandise f S ti j iilBiHlMtiiiliilHMp': mam f / i V" I MEN'S SHOP ^214 N. GREEN ST. 385-0019 GREENST^ETMMI McHenry's Formal Rental Headquarters TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Aug. 9, 1962) Mrs. Augusta Lomblad, 54, a residefuof the Island Lake an*, became the community's latest traffic fatality on the evening of Aug. i when she died in McHenry hospital of injuries sustained in a two car crash. A group of nine visiting teachers from the Federal Republic of Germany, one of the technologically and scientifically most advanced countries in the world, toured the educational Data Services Center of Science Research Associates last Friday and marvelled at the technological development familiar to most American school children but as yet unknown in Germany. Pretty, dark haired Miss Anne Lundborg of Wonder Lake became the bride of Mr. David B. Heuvelman of Springcroft farms, Richmond, Aug. 4, at Christ the King church. Nels P. Bolin, River road, McHenry, is celebrating his thirty-fifth anniversary ai Automatic Electric company, Northlake. Bolin, a welder, specialized in this field throughout his career with the telephone manufacturing company. Automatic Electric company is a subsidiary of General Telephone and Electronics Corporation. 0 Former State Senator and Mrs. Robert McClory of Lake Bluff became grandparents for a second time July 30 when their daughter, Beatrice Etienne, and her husband, Donald Etienne of Zurich, Switzerland, welcomed a son. Mr. Etienne is a Swiss lawyer. (Taken from the files of July 19, 1962) The McHenry Junior Police will have a picnic m the city park August 15. The Moose auxiliary will serve the food. E.J. "Biff". Meyer of Chicago, a former McHenry man is a member of the Har- monicians, a singing group which recenUy appeared at the Biltmore hotel in AUanta, Ga. In the beautiful St. John the Baptist church in Johnsburg, Miss Lolita DuPree of Pistakee Highlands became the bride of Mr. George Darmody, July 14. Rev. Josephr Blitsch officiated at the service. Rev. Ernest C. Carder's appointment to the Community Methodist church in McHenry became effective July 1. Military services for Specialist Horst Jeurgen Dolenski, 20, were conducted by a detachment from Fort Sheridan at the funeral home Crystal Lake Saturday. Ser­ viceman Dolenski was killed June 29 in an automobile ac­ cident in France. His parents make their home in Lakeland Park. Miss Ruth Ann Schoenholtz, who has just finished her af­ filiation in pediatrics at Cook county hospital, Chicago, spent the weekend at her home here before returning to her .duties at St. Charles hospital Aurora. in (Taken from the files of Aug. ss, 1 Samuel E. Winters of McHenry Shores received a broken arm and severe facial injuries sustained Saturday noon when his plane crashed as he attempted to land his air­ plane east of Fox River Grove. A call informing his wife that he intended to end his life preceded the fatal shooting by his own hand of Frank Blaskis, 53, of North Riverside, McHenry. A beautiful wedding at St. Mary's church, Aug. 18, united in marriage Miss Sandra Glosson of West McHenry and Mr. Roger J. May of McHenry. Rev. Fr. Eugene Baumhofer officiated at the nuptial rite. The Employers Group of Insurance companies an­ nounced this week the recent comprehensive course of in­ surance study by Jack Walsh which was conducted at the home office in Boston, Mass. He has returned to join the insurance firm of his father. Peter H. Freund, 74, a lifelong resident of this area, died Saturday, Aug. 18, at his home on Riverside drive following an illness of a few months. THE wmm STOP 3430 W. ELM ST. McHENRY, ILLINOIS Phone 385-0746 9 SAVE ON ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE All Sales Final (Cash & Carry) Sorry--No Layaways During This Sale.