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I'AGE 6 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JANUARY II, i»7l Twice Told Tales FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 18, 1934) The new 1934 Pontiac is now on display at the R.I. Overton Motor Sales. Miss Dorothy Dow, winner of the International Commercial school typewriting contest at a Century of Progress, has been visiting at the McHenry high school where she gave a demonstration. In half minute tests from 109 to 142 words per minute. • , Many of the farmers made butter during the milk strike, some having separators and others skimming the milk by hand. Some of the farmers sold buiter while others have a several months supply on hand. Attention Beauticians Does your present job offer YES NO • Guaranteed Salary • ' Q * plus liberal commission • D • Paid Vacation • • Regular Hours • , ' • • Group Insurance •. •, • Store Discounts D • An Abundance of Supplies • ' D • Regular Advertising rJ • • Excellent Equipment • , • If you can't check yes for each of the above, then Beautician - Maybe even a Manager. We offer these benefits to all our operators . . . and we give special consideration to those with following. «• J Call the store manager and arrange for a confidential interview 815/385-4100 ^ Market Place Shopping Centex 4400 W. Rte. 120 McHenry. spurgeons Mr. and Mqs. Joe Brefeld have moved from Fox Lake to the flat in the Brefeld house on Washington street. Mrs. Jack Walsh and her son, Earl, left for Miami, Fla., where the latter will recuperate from his recent operation. They have closed their home and Miss Catherine Walsh will make her home with her sister and husband, Mr. an<f Mrs. Robert Weber. A change has been made in the Boy Scout movement which affects McHenry, taking this city out of the Beloit area council and placing it in the Blackhawk council. Last July there was a pickle robbery at the Spring Grove pickle factory with four barrels of dill pickles being taken. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 20, 1949) Friends of Mrs. Robert Chricton, R.N., the former Miss Mercedes Stilling of McHenry, will be interested to learn that she has been named new supervisor of St. Anthony's hospital annex in Rockford. The Steve Zriny family has moved from Chicago to a home in Lake View subdivision. Mr. Zriny is manager of the local Admiral plant. Announcement has been made of the sale this past week by the J.B. Kelter estate trust of Lake Defiance to Dr. Urban V. Cpmes. Also J.B. Kelter estate trust of Lake Defiance to Dr. Urban V. Comes. Also included in the sale was the former Deutschman farm owned by the trust. The s^le gives Dr. Comes almost entire ownership of Lake Defiance and surrounding area. Cadet Keith Lowrey, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Lowrey of Rt. 3, McHenry, was promoted to the rank of Cadet Corporal in the R.O.T.CT unit at the Missouri Military_afcademy in Mexico, Mo., just recently. Miss Frances Vycital left by plane Saturday evening for a visit with her brother and family, the John Vycitals, in Washington, D.C. While there she plans on attending the inaugural ceremonies of President Truman. ' John Scott Dickson died last Thursday morning at his home on Crystal Lake blacktop road For Immediate Delivery 1974 AUTO LICENSE PLATES Purchase your 1974 license plates. NOW ON SALE HERE! STATE ISSUED, PREPRINTED APPLICATIONS are required this year to purchase license plates. Forms to order applica­ tions are available at the bank if you do not have the appli­ cation mailed to you by the State. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McHENRY 3814 West Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 60050 where he had resided for three years. He was 64 years old. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from thefiles of Jan. 23, 1964) With the construction of an estimated twenty-five homes in the next few months and future development of Tonyan's Millstream addition by Ladd Enterprises, it is deemed necessary to provide a second roadway connecting this area. At present the area can be reached only over the bridge/dn Maple avenue. At the Monday night meeting of the fcity„ council it was agreed to enter into agreement with Ladd Enterprises to construct a bridge across Boone Creek at North avenue. Mrs. Edward Frett and Mrs. Lee Gladstone were named co- chairmen of the Art Fair committee at the first meeting of the McHenry County Art Fair group, Jan. 16, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Lee Gladstone. The charred rubble was all that remained of the Gene Smola residence on Oneida road, Indian Ridge, Wonder Lake, after fire left a family of eight homeless last Thursday night. The flames, still of unknown origin, started while the family was away and was raging throughout the structure when firemen from Wonder Lake arrived. Among McHenry's new businesses is Alice's Ladies Wear on Elm street. The store which carries a complete line of casual attire and lingerie is operated by Alice Anderson of Oak Lawn. The new Schroeder Iron shop building under construction on Rt. 31, just south of the present Schroeder Iron works struc­ ture. The business is owned and operated by Peter Schroeder. •*= let Jewel Help You Serve Nutritious low-Cost Meals! PRICES EFFECTIVE, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED 371G WEST ELM STREET ONLY SMOKED MEAT LUNCHMEATS POULTRY AND FD07PK1 EICU COUNTIES (EXCLUDING RIVER OAKS) DAY SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS. GOVT. INSP. PORK LOIN Center Cut Pork Chops Enjoy The Sunny Flavors Off froth Jewol Citrus Fruits! FLORIDA INTERIOR - 40 SIZE White Grapefruit •BlOi CHGO SUB STORES STORES ib 12* EA HI 00 SIZEH Florida GOV'T. INSP. Beef Liver Juice Oranges 5< CHGO STORES STORES LB 12c EA. PRODUCE ITEMS AND PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JAN. 17, 1974 RONfclESS U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF ROUND Boneless Rump Roast LB Rely On Jewel's Cheff For Busy Day Meals! U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" - POPULAR BRANDS Hen 10-13 LB. Or Tom Turkeys 12 INCH CHEESE AND SAUSAGE Real Pizzeria Pizza AMERICAN - REG 65c LB Potato Salad AVAILABLE ONLY IN JEWELS WITH CHEF S KITCHENS 24 OZ. |QC TENDER, JUICY - REG. $1.59 Vt LB 97 Roast Beef Round v, LB GOV'T. INSP Pork Steaks Or Butts Choose From Burny's Wide Variety Of Luscious Baked Foods! BUTTERCRUST OR Mellocrust Bread REG. 43' EA BurnyGBros. GOV'T. INSP. FULLY COOKED - PORK SHOULDER Smoked sggs; 3 SI 160ZW LOAVES Picnic A REAL TREAT! REG 89c German Coffee Cake EA OVEN FRESH Pecan Royal Cake EA S D A GRADE A' QUARTERED COUNTRY STYLE Chicken ** GOV'T INSPECTED 39- Legs LB U S D A CHOICE BEEF Round $ 139 JEWEL - FRESH Pork NEW STORE HOURS: ar\» I* Monday thru Saturday 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. CORN KING Sliced 1LB Bacon "G JEWEL Hod LOWFAT Hillfarm V-2 Milk ORCHARD Breakfast Orange Drink MARY DUNBAR CHOPPED OR LEAF NATURE VALLEY REGULAR OR CINNAMON AND RAISIN Frozen Spinach Granola /2 GAL BTL IOOZ PKG 16 OZ. BOX REG * 1.35 HONORED IN RETIREMENT - John Boppart. left, is shown with Marian Central Principal Thomas J. Parsley, at a retirement party and reception by the Marian faculty. Boppart is retiring from his position with the Marian maintenance department after many years of dedicated service. The faculty extended ap­ preciation and gratitude to him and also presented several gifts in iiis honor. Also present at the reception was Mrs. Boppart, daughter-in-law JoAnne, and three grandchildren. Ringwood News McLakewood 4-H Club Meets Ini,Rich Home On Jan. 6, the McLakeWood 4-H Club held its first meeting of the new year in the home of Mr. and Mrs.Dennis Rich, at seven o'clock. The meeting was called to order by vice president Ben Jacobs, Jr. Old business was presented and completed by the club. New business discussed was Share- The-Fun competition to be held in March at Woodstock. The club voted to participate in this event and a committee was set up to prepare a skit. Talks were given by Peter Bender on "Non-Stick Cook- ware"; Kim Rich on "The Growing Problem of Horse Abuse in Our Country"; Joanne Gillespie on "The Art of Thinning a Horse's Tail". The meeting was adjourned and refreshments served by the Rich family. Peter Bender, Reporter ABOUT TOWN Russ and Fran Davis and baby daughter flew back to the East coast after spending the Christmas holidays with Russ's parents, the Russell Davises, and visiting with friends in the area. Linda and Bill Billikas arrived on Thursday of last week from Boston where they had spent the Christmas holidays with Bill's parents. The$r stayed with ma and pa Low Thursday evening and then on their way home to Dubuque, Iowa, on Friday. Marge and John Granath of McHenry visited in the Walt Low home on Sunday af­ ternoon. They ended up going snowmobiling and it was beautiful out there until mid­ night when it got cold. The Checkerboard Square Dancers had a regular dance on Saturday night and are making big plans for their annual jamboree that is to be held at Parkland School on Sunday, Jan. 27, from 3 to 5 p.m. Chris Gillespie is hospitalized at Harvard hospital. She went in on Sunday for surgery on Monday so I'm sure cards would be welcomed. OOPS! Sorry Tom and Maya. Tom and Maya Walkington spent the New Year holidays with Tom's parents, the Paul Walkingtons. They went back home to Macomb at the end of the week. Also we hear that Lil and Frank Visconti, Tom and Maya Walkington and George and Judy Miller attended a New Year's Eve party at the Sue and Ed Erwin home in Johnsburg. Sorry we missed you last week kids. BIRTHDAYS Again this week we have quite a list of birthdays coming up so happy birthday to Dennis Rich, Sr., Kim Rich ^and Marcella Kay Erwin on Jan. 13. Jan. 15 happens to be Mary Grace Walker's special day and Jan. 16 belongs to Ken Brennan and Floyd Howton. Yvonne (Bruce) Petska and Jodie Kuhrt share their special day and Patti Miller's special day is Jan. 18. Happy birthday to all of you and many, many more of them to come. Bear Truth! The vast Yellowstone-Teton Wilderness complex is home to probably the largest single groups. \ of grizzly bears left in the conti- guous United States, an estimated 250 animals. Son Power! The sunlight that falls on the United States in two days pro­ vides enough solar energy to out­ last all the nation's known re­ serves of oil, natural gas and coal. MILK PftlCf ffFtCTIVf THURS FRI AND. SAT ONir ujIljlL if von rent- an apartment or house, an economical State Farm Tenant Homeowners Policy can protect your furniture, clothes and other personal belongings against many perils. It can protect you against liability lawsuits, too. Let me give you all the details. DENNIS CONWAY STATK FARM 3319 WEST ELM ST., * McHENRY, Phone: 385-7111 Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. Stats Farm Fire and Casualty Company HOIM Office: Bloomington. Illinois /