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Twice Kid Tales FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept 4 1924) B Oswald, who has acted as manager of the Folly Prim tavern ever sinee its opening here last spring, resigned his position the first of the month and left on Tuesday for Chicagf). Mr. Oswald made many friends during his stay in McHenry. Martin B. Schmitt, the West Side barber and pool room proprietor, has leased his building to William Buchner and Thomas Slater of Chicago Highlands, who will open a meat market and grocery therein in the near future Mr Schmitt will move his barber shop to a space beneath the L A Erickson store The McHenry band played an engagement at the I^ke County fair at Libertyville Saturday afternoon and evening and made a great hit with the big crowd assembled The McHenry baseball team will travel to Libertyville Sunday tcftcrrioori where I! it*y will take on the home club of that city. These two clubs staged a red hot contest on the local diamond a few weeks ago at which time McHenry was returned the winner bv a score of 4-3. Work has started this Thursday morning on a new cement sidewalk which is to be built on the west side of Court street between Washington and Pearl by the McHenry Artificial Stone and construction company. The writer of the Ostend items has in possession a bible that belonged to grandparents which bears the date of purchase, May 16, 1811 Who has an older one9 Rev. M.J. McEvoy and his mother and Rev. John Hackett were Milwaukee visitors FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept. 6, 1934) A total of seventy marriage licenses were issued during the month of August as against sixty-seven for the same month last year. Vivian Raven, 17 years old, sustained three fractured ribs and bruises on the head and left side when she fell twenty feet in a silo, striking a concrete floor. She had climbed a ladder inside the silo and lost her hold. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mr. and Mrs^ H.C Hughes returned home from a fishing trip to O'Kee, Wis. The two McHenry couples left in the camp car made by Mr. Hughes which is a miniature house on wheels of the trailer type. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patzke have moved from the Hendricks place on Center street to the Vogt house on Main street. The West McHenry State Bank today received from the Federal Deposit Insurance corporation at Washington the official signs which will hang at all receiving windows as visible evidence that the depositors of this institution are insured. The West McHenry State bank is one of more than 14,000 licensed banks in the country which are receiving these signs. Insured banks are able to offer protection to their depositors up to $5,000 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept. 15, 1949) Jack Ren of West McHenry was treated at the Woodstock hospital last week for cuts and bruises incurred in an accident on his farm. Twenty-one stitches were also required to close a cut inside the mouth. The sympathy of their family and friends is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Young in the loss of their infant daughter, Jill Clarice, who died Sept. 8 in the Woodstock hospital. The baby was born Sept. 4 and had been in an incubator until death lunch time treat -- CHICKEN SNRK PHK Includes 2 deliclously fried pieces of chicken, golden brown French fries artf a pipin' hot roll 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. everyday nic-neils next to the Hornsby's Family Centers Rt. 47 and In the McHenrv Country Club Rd Market Place Woodstock, Illinois McHenry, Illinois Spring Grove Among the many new permanent residents of this area to become loyal "home town" McHenry folks is R E Smith, formerly of Chicago, whose beautiful ranch style house in Niesen's subdivision near Johnsburg is attracting so much attention Louis Schmitt of Rt. 3, Chehalis, Wash., son of Math N. Schmitt of McHenry, again made the news this week with a new easily connected easily removed battery terminal clamp which he invented and which he demonstrated by moving pictures at the Oregon State fair Sept 5 to 11 The clamp is known commercially as "qui-klamp" McHenry Choral club is opening its third year The organization was formed in January of 1947 and in the short period of its existence has presented for the public's enjoyment five outstanding programs Friends have learned of the marriage Aug 6 at the Bethany Lutheran church in Leiana of Miss Frances Gunderson of Leland and Mr Harold Nelson of McHenry. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept. 10, 1964) Nickolas T. Mueller, 85, died Sept 3 at his home on Parkway avenue. He was a retired board marker for a stock brokerage firm in Chicago. Alyce Shay this past week opened a new business, Shay's Music World on Green street. She will specialize in piano and organ instruction and the firm will also carry records, sheet music and musical accessories. Mrs. Shay will be affiliated with the Hammond Organ company. At St. Patrick's church Saturday Sept. 5 Miss Jean C. O'Brien of McHenry became the bride of Dr. Dermot Fleming of Delavan, Wis. The officiating clergymen for the nuptial rite were Rev. Charles R. O'Brien, brother of the bride, Rev. Edward C. Coakley and Rev. Eugene Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Stilling will observe their silver wedding anniversary Sunday Sept. 13 with a reception to be held at the Johnsburg Community club. Rajesh Aiwa entered freshman studies at M.C.H.S. on Tuesday of this week. He was born in India but has been making his home here since last June. Rajas, as he is known to his friends, is the son of Vasant Aiwa recently transferred to this area as a salesman for a wholesale food company and Dr. Rathna Aiwa lady physician who joined the staff of McHenry hospital this summer. Robert W. Burk, 47, a Chicago man drowned in Fox River near Johnsburg on Sunday. Ask Volunteers For St. Jude's Hospital Drive Sept. 21 and 22 are the designated dates for St. Jude Children's Research hospital annual residential drive, covering all of Chicago and its surrounding areas. This year's March chairman is Bob Dearborn who, along with Danny Thomas, St. Jude Children's Research hospital founder, is asking for volunteers to donate a few hours of their time to help with this drive. The team of marchers bringing in the highest amount from each district will be invited to a congratulatory breakfast with Dearborn. Interested persons can join in the fight against catastrophic childhood diseases by calling St . Jude's area headquarters at 848-4712 to submit your name as a volunteer marcher. Eva Freund 675-2135 Brihg Items For Rummage Sale To Church Hall In preparation for the rummage sale to be held Sept. 28 and 29 in St. Peter's hall, the committee would appreciate receiving saleable items before (not after) Sept 25. Suggested time to leave them in the hall is Sundays after Masses Sept 15 and 22 HAPPY BIRTHDAY Harvey Petska celebrated his birthday on Sunday by entertaining his family and a gathering of friends and relatives at his- home. Best wishes, Harvey, and may you have many more. COOK-OUT Postmasters in the area, P o s t m a s t e r M a r i l y n Heck ma nn and her husband Len of Spring Grove: Postmaster Arthur Latham and his wife Jeanette of Hebron; Postmaster Lorraine Murphy of Wonder Lake and reitred Postmaster Eva Freund all enjoyed a party held at the home of retired Postal inspector Elmer Black and his wife, Irma, in Rockford on Saturday, Aug. 24. CCD REGISTRATION Registration for CCD classes for all students of St. Peter's parish will be held in the school after 9 a.m. Mass until ll a.m. on Sept 8 and 15. Fees will be payable at that time New students are requested to bring their baptismal record at this time There is a shortage of CCD <>, teachers. Anyone interested is requested to please volunteer, tall 312-587-5181. VISITORS FROM ENGLAND Visitors the past month ol Mr and Mrs James O'Day, 410 Main street, were her sister and husband, Mr and Mrs. Eric Jefferies of Reading, Berkshire, England While here a party was held for the Jefferies to celebrate their t w e n t y - f i f t h w e d d i n g anniversary. They returned to England Aug. 29 are extra long to yoga massage, YOUR GIRL IS MOODY, BUT PRE­ DICTABLE ? SHE ALWAYS MAKES UP HER FACE, BUT NEVER HER MIND. Lengthen Yoga Classes At "Y" The Lake Region YMCA will begin fall yoga classes Sept. 16 and 17 There will be hour and a half classes for beginning and lor continuing levels for the first time. Men are encouraged to register for the evening class Beginners will be taught on Tuesdays at 6:45 p.m. and on Wednesdays at 10:15 a.m. Continuing class will be on Tuesday at 8 15 p.m. and Wednesday at 1 p.m. < hisses include nutrition and more time for personal instruction. ^ oga is an ancient science oi bodily and mental control whose slow, rhythmic movements and simple, relaxed posesexert a beneficial influence on the major gland centers and nerve plexuses of the body. The coordinated breathing techniques and concentration aid in releasing inner tensions, ciictuniig Liic Muutriii IO attain greater peace of mind. The instructor, Jana Meunch, was schooled in the traditional methcxi of yoga, whose aims include not only physical development, but also mental and spiritual harmony, and she has recently returned from further study in India. For more information on these classes, call the Lake Region YMCA at 459-4455. NICA, College Chorus Begin Fall Rehearsals The Northern Illinois Choral association combined with the McHenry County College chorus will begin rehearsals for their annual Christmas concert Monday evening, Sept. 9, at 7 p m The rehearsals will be held in the music room of the Crystal Lake Community high school, 45 W. Franklin, Crystal I^ake A non-profit organization, the Choral association is in its eleventh year and will again be under the brilliant direction of Ms Margaret M Griffith, chairman of the McHenry County college music department In past years, the choir has performed works by Bach, Handel, Holtz, Sowerby, Pinkham and Britten. Last spring the Northern Illinois Choral association performed the "St. Patrick's Mass" by Philip Green This was the first presentation of the "Mass" to be given in the midwest The music to be presented by the choir at the Christmas concert Dec. 8 will range from the Renaissance period through the twentieth century, and will include Christmas music by such composers as J P Sweelinck, Hermann Schein. C'henoweth, R. Vaughan Williams, a piece for double mixed chorus and brass choir by G. Gabrieli, international Christmas carols, and "To PAGE 15 - PLAINDKALER-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1W4 conditions by county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service office personnel. An estimated 94ft million will be paid for prevented planting and $45ft million because of reduced yield. USD A Estimates Disaster Program Costs $500 Million < rop disaster payments to producers of 1974 crop wheat, feed grain and cotton may total a half billion dollars. Secretary of Agriculture Earl L. Butz said last week Producers of wheat, corn, grain sorghum, barley and upland cotton who have suffered catastrophic losses due to excessive moisture last spring followed by severe summer drought may recover some of their losses under the provision of the Agriculture and Consumer Protection act of 1973. Inder the Disaster Payment Program provision of the 1973 act. farmers are eligible for indemnity payment when they are prevented from planting crops due to natural forces or if the total actual production from planted crops is substantially less than the normal production of allotments. The indemnity payments are equal to one- third of the specific target prices on a quantity equal to the amount of reduced yield The Department's estimate of disaster payments to farmers was based upon a recent survey of crop Saint Cecilia", a cantata by Norman Dello Joio Those who have any questions about the group and membership may contact Ms. Griffith at the college. Dental Aides Hear Education Program Theme The McHenry-Lake County Dental Assistants' society will hold its first meeting Tuesday. Sept. 10 at Martinetti 's. Dinner will be served at 7, followed by an interesting program, "Education and Membership," presented by Joan Keisel and Lois Klinger A special event of the evening will be a uniform style show. Any dental Assistant or dental hygienist will be most welcome at the meeting if they will call Peggy Palmquist 338- 1138 so that reservations may be made for them. DUNJA SAWISKl, REGIS­ TERED NURSE AT PRINCE GEORGE, BRITISH COL­ UMBIA, HAS THREE PATIENTS AT HER 83- ACRE FARM--BALD EAGLES BROUGHT TO HER BY CONSERVATION OFFICERS. ONE BIRD, BLIND IN ONE EYE FROM A TUMOR, HAS BEEN CONVALESCING FOR FOUR YEARS. SHE HAS ALSO NURSED GEESE AND OTHER BIRDS BACK TO HEALTH. HOLIDAY DISCOUNT Where Low Prices Are Born! 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