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PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MAY », 1»74 Smith's Central Garage Hal M. Harris 1-31 Ruck's Hardware Ed's Standard Service Mike Schmitt Illinois Bell Telephone Commonwealth Edison Northern Illinois Gas Co. McHenry Auto Parts . Illinois Assn. of Fire Districts John Foute McHenry County Letter Service McHenry State Bank 3-14 City of McHenry Smith's Alignment Service Hal M. Harris Mike Schmitt J&LOil, Inc. Illinois Bell Telephone Co.* Northern Illinois Gas Co Commonwealth Edison Co. Kirchner Fire Extinguisher Service Smith's Central Garage '• Ace Hardware . / McHenry Auto Parts , Ed's Standard Service Firemen - Company No. 1 ' McHenry County Communications n Kirchner Fire Extinguisher Service Radium, Inc. Glenn Peterson . Hamer, Schuh & Herrmann McHenry Medical Group McHenry State Bank 3-21 H.G. Rodenkirch 4-25 Harry Freund Service Harry Freund Service City of McHenry Alexander Lumber Co. Ace Hardware Overton Cadillac Pontiac Co. Ed's Standard Service Millstream Service Gordy's 66 Service McHenry Auto Parts Carey Appliance Co. Commonwealth Edison Co. Radicom, Inc. Northern Illinois Gas Co 4-25 Illinois Bell Telephone Co. Glenn Peterson Glenn Peterson Roland Herrmann James Althoff H.G. Rodenkirch George Schmitt H.G. Rodenkirch James Althoff H.G. Rodenkirch Firemen - Company No. 1 Firemen - Company No. 2 ,. Firemen - Company No. 3 Great Lakes Fire Equipment Mack Trucks Jim Adams Auto Body McHenry State Bank McHenry State Bank McHenry State Bank (Continued from page 6) ' Gas and Oil Fu6l for Truck Building Repair GasandvOil Snow Plowing Telephone Service .Utilities Utilities Equipment Dues Truck Repair Mimeographing Service Printed Checks / Answering Service v - Truck Maintenance Truck Fuel Snow Plowing Gas and Oil Telephone Service Utilities Utilities Extinguisher Refills Truck Maintenance Equipment and Repairs Truck Parts Gas and Oil Miscellaneous Bills Radio Repair Extinguisher Refills Radio Repair Convention Legal Fee & Statute Books Drugs- U.S. Treasury Bills County Trustees Assn. Meeting Gas and Oil Snow Plowing Answering Service Material for Trucks Equipment and Repair Auto Repairs Gas and Oil Gas and Oil Gas and Oil Truck Parts Building Maintenance Utilities Radio Repairs Utilities Telephone Service Fire Chiefs Salary Code Officer's Salary Attorney Fee Trustee's Salary Trustee's Salary Trustee's Salary Secretary's Salary Postage and Phone Postage and Phone Salaries Salaries Salaries Equipment Truck Maintenance Truck Repair Escrow for New Truck Escrow for Hose & Eqpt. Escrow for Property TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 6.60 39.24 2.00 19.73 80.00 193.62 342.88 450.48 74.76 90.00 30.00 24.00 6.15 500.00 5.00 75.95 40.00 18.66 98.77 279.13 121.76 7.35 3.40 . 45.91 152.21 29.45 178.54 70.00 122.25 . 59.68 75.00 146.05 3.85 49,486.11 29.00 176.50 120.00 500.00 14.33 21.19 185.85 34.82 3.70 10.30 II.14 6.40 263.02 232.95 246.24 197.30 137.50 250.00 375.00 250 00 250.00 250.00 150.00 24.50 18.50 9,759.50 2,722.00 974.00 • 1,991.19 6.48 III.00 50,000.00 15,000.00 20,000.00 $273,281.53 SUMMARY OF ESCROW ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED APRIL 30,1974 Balance Additional Balance Purpose and Designation May 1,1973 Escrows Payments April 30,1974 New Truck - Company No. 2 $ 1,849.31 $ 1,849.31 $ -o- Miscellaneous Equipment i 2,765.72 2,765.72 -0- Etre Truck 73-1 .' 46,000.00 f 45,000.00 . - -0- Equipment & Hose 73-2 15,000.00 • 15,000.00 -0- Insurance 73-3 9,954.00 5,850.33 4,103.67 Generator 73-4- 2,992.00 2,212.00 780.00 New Truck 74-1 $50,000.00 2,212.00 50,000.00 Hose & Equipment 74-2 15,000.00 15,000.00 Property - Company No. 2 74-3 20,000.00 20,000.00 TOTALS $77,561.03 $85,000.00 $72,677.36 $89,883.67 (Published May 29, 1974) Twice Told Tales FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 31, 1934) A threatening fire at the C.W. Goodell home Monday afternoon called for some quick work for a time before it was extinguished. A fire was accidentally started in a pile of lumber at the rear of the barn and burned rapidly with the wind blowing towards the barn and house. Mrs. Paul Cowle, 44 years old, died suddenly at her home at Oakhurst, Tuesday morning, death resulting from a cerebral hemorrhage. McHenry unit of the Home Bureau was organized at a meeting held at the home of Mrs. EE. Desman Friday afternoon. Election of officers was held with Mrs. Jack Walsh being elected chairman of the unit, Mrs.lE.E. Denman, vice chairman af»d Mrs. F. Bienapfl, secretary and treasurer. Eugene Sayler, a student at the Northern Illinois State Teachers college at DeKalb, was a member Of the college golf team that competed in the Little Nineteen golf tournament at Monmouth, 111., on Friday and Saturday of last week. McHenry high is again the golf champion of the McHenry County high schools and once more in its ranks of medalist of the event with young Clarence Anderson rated number four man on the MCHS team coming through with a 79 to top all the county's golfing lads by four strokes. Mr. and Mrs. John Bolger visited at Milwaukee, Wis., Sunday where they attended the first Mass said by Mrs. Bolger's cousin, James Joseph Kortendick, at St. Thomas Aquinas church. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 2, 1949) Daniel H. Weber of McHenry has been assigned to the McHenry and North Lake county area as herd technician for the Curtis Candy company farms artificial breeding program. A graduate of McHenry high school, he was formerly president of the 4-H and FFA clubs in the community. William D. Foreman, a native of Chicago but had spent summers at the Bay for more than fifty years, died May 31, at the age of 70 following several years of poor health. Math J. Brown of Rt. 2, McHenry, this week renewed his subscription for the thirty- eighth time having been a subscriber since 1911. Subscribing to the paper and installing a telephone were two of his first duties following his marriage that year, Mr. Brown recalls. Gus Carlson of Spring Grove who has conducted a harness shop in the village for the past seven years has disposed of it to WilliaftwMerz who has been in his employ for the past four years. Miss May Justen was guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shower held at the Paul Gerasch home Sunday. George H. Roeske, seaman, USN of Rt. 2, McHenry, arrived in the Mediterranean aboard the destroyer USS Meredith for a six month cruise which will afford him the opportunity to visit seaports of Europe and Northern America. Mr. and Mrs. George Tonyan and daughters returned home after spending the past several months in Tucson, Ariz. New Brochure Points Up Eye Hazards On Farm Eye injuries among Illinois' farm population have taken an alarming upward trend in recent years. Today the chances are one in ten that a farmer will suffer an eye accident or an eye injury during the coming year serious enough to require die attention of a physician. This fact was disclosed by statistics recently compiled by the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness, the non-profit organization which for the past fifty-eight years has been working to reduce the risk of unnecessary blindness throughout the State. Increased mechanization and the growing use of highly toxic liquid chemicals in agriculture were cited by the Society for the dangerous increase in eye accidents. To help cut down the toll of farm eye injuries, the Society has published a brochure pointing out the hazards in farm operations and detailing first aid procedures to follow if an eye accident occurs. EntiUed "Chances are One in Ten that You Will Suffer an Eye Accident This Year," the brochure warns farmers about the dangers of flying objects, chaff, dust and other debris that can cause injuries to the eyes. "But possibly the greatest dangers to your eyesight," the brochure states, "are the liquid chemical fertilizers and insecticides, particularly the compressed ammonia types that are the most likely to cause partial or total blindness if they come in contact with your eyes." More than one third of farm- related eye injuries were caused by burns from fertilizers, pesticides, and liquid chemical mixtures, the Society estimates. Failure to wear eye protection and the use of worn-out tools that shred off metal slivers were other major causes of eye injuries. The Illinois Society is hopeful that many Illinois farmers will have an opportunity to read and profit from the brochure. Copies are being distributed through farm organizations a n d a g r i c u l t u r a l manufacturing companies. Copies of the booklet may be obtained free of charge from the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness, 220 South State Street, Chicago 60604. j%co (Taken frorft the files of June 1964) May 23 was the wedding day of Miss Bonnie O'Brien of Iroquois Trail, McHenry, and Mr. Lyle Krieger of Island Lake. The marriage took place at St. John the Baptist Catholic church, Johnsbufg. Mrs. Harold Padgitt of Pistakee Bay caught a 13V4 lb., 38M> inch Northern pike while fishing from her pier. A charter has been granted by the state to McHenry Disposal Co., for profit corporation "to operate a garbage disposal company and incinerator plant." The grand prize winner of the ninth annual McHenry State Bank map contest was won by Deborah Miller, a fifth grade student at St. Patrick's school, McHenry. Sgt. Earl Murray was named by McCullom Lake police force. He succeeds Jack Schlofner who is moving out of the community. James Bolda, 15, of Lakemoor was struck by a car while walking along the roadway near Fritzsche's Estate. He was taken to McHenry hospital. Gerhard W. Mueller, 47, Lakeland Park, died May 28 about four hours after being admitted to McHenry hospital following a heart attack. On May 28, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ludwig became the parents of a daughter. Why Pay Mare! "®OK* 6 YEAR OLD ANTIQUE . ̂ ^ Gallon Sampson OLD THOMPSON WHISKEY 298 Fifth EXTRA DRY CHARNYA VODKA % Gallon For The Price Of A Fifth "Buy A Quart" WINDSOR CANADIAN WHISKY 398 Quart Only At Bell Can You Save So * * • Much RSI IRB MOGEN DKVU>( ̂ Concord Win# , KOSHER CONCORD WINE CALIFORNIA GUILD Quart Vi Gallon I McMASTERS CANADIAN WHISKY 72» Vi Gallon IMPORTED 8 YEAR OLD GRANTS SCOTCH 549 Fifth What A Bell Buy! 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