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PAGE 24 - PLAINDEALEK * WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1977 Twice Told Tales FIFTY YEAKS AGO (Taken from the files of Sep­ tember 8, 1927) ThatvAlford Pouse, missing prosecutor of McHenry county, has fled the country, possibly to Canada, is the general belief of the people of this county, following his resignation as state's attorney, which was sent to Governor Small last week and his failure to appear in Judge Charles T. Alien s court Wednesday of last week to prosecute a number of liquor and slot machine cases. No word has been received as to his whereabouts up Jto the present time, although federal officers are said to be seeking him to serve a warrant charging conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws. AH kinds of rumors are heard, some stating that he is in Canada, others suggesting Paris and a few seem inclined to believe he may have committed suicide. Before taking his sudden departure. Attorney Pouse wrote a few letters, one to his wife, one to his stenographer, and one to his fellow attorney. Floyd Eckert, with whom he had been on friendly, if not intimate terms. These letters have not been given out for publicaiton. but in general terms, the facts have been made known that Pouse was leaving for* parts unknown, claimed that he is free from any guilt in the matters con­ cerning graft or collections from bootleggers. "Chick" Evans, famous amateur golf champion, and Miss Pearce, former Chicago district champion, paired against Miss Prussing, present Southern Woman's champion, and Hugh H. Kuhl. owner of the Governor's cup and present Pistaqua Heights country club champion, will play an 18-hole exhibition match on Sunday afternoon at the Pistaqua Heights Country club, near McHenry. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sep­ tember 9, 1937) Many graduates of the McHenry , high school have made plans to enter college this fall or take up some occupation, some having already left and others planning to go during the next few weeks. Nurses' training has attracted several high school graduates and on Tuesday four girls left to start training at St. Therese's hospital. Waukegan. They are Janice Klontz. Evelyn Shober. Darlene Lockwood and Clarice Blake. M c H e n r y c o u n t y ' s Republican delegation to the judicial convention to be held in Woodstock on Oct. 9 will go uninstructed as the result of the action taken at the special meeting of the Republican County Central committee held in Woodstock last night A drowning at Pistakee Lake Sunday was included among the list of Labor day weekend casualties in traffic accidents that claimed many lives. The drowning occurred at Bald Knob Sunday morning when Eugene Kempaki, 18, of Chicago, sank to his death in about 20 feet of water when he fell from a rowboat while fishing. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO i Taken from the files of Sep­ tember 18, 1952) The City Council'meeting on Monday night of this week was enlivened by the presence of y delegation from Mill Stream Wish Save on Vi gallon of Wisk Heavy Duty Laundry Detergent. 97 Reg. 2.33 Irach't Clwcolat* Covorod PowraH Save on 12 oz.. bag of delicious Brach's Choco­ late Covered Peanuts. Reg. 1.19 HORMSBTS ^ family centers -- PRICES EFfECIIVE WED., SEPT. 14 THRU FRI., SEPT*46 We reserve the right to limit quiritities. ; Prices effective while quantities last. RT. 47 S COUNTRY CLUB RD..1:M!I!U.!I1.-IW| 4400 W tT8, WOODSTOCK, ILL. Tampax McHENRY, ILL. DAILY 9 TIL 9. SUNDAY 10 TIL 4 KIrm & 12 oz. bottle. 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The matter of surmounting all the legal entanglement necessary to'obtain permit"1" for a small portion of Nt township in Lanemoor, to be annexed to the MMienryJWgJj school district ,is tip before county school trusteed. Some interested citizens in that small section, which is located in Nunda township, wish to have their children attend the McHenry high school rather than Wauconda, in which high school district they reside. At present, pupils from that district attending the local high school must pay tuition. * • (hj TEN YEARS AGO ! (Taken from the flies of Sep­ tember 14, 1967) Village streets at McCuMom Lake have taken on a new look with the addition of eight handsome fixtures, located'** strategic intersections. Road builders are rushing to Obmr plete repairs before the Sept: 15 deadline set by the state. > v • The McHenry County board of supervisors will come to 4 definite decision on the location for the proposed new court house at the October meeting: That was the word fron| Chairman Walter Defan of McHenry as the long argued matter came up for dicussion at the September meeting. Hie retail committee of the Chamber of Commerce has announced, a new service to students, with joft^ openings to be posted at McHenry higK school and Marian Central id Woodstock. More information will be available to merchants and students in the near future. Miss Cindy Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith; McHenry, was seriously in­ jured last Thursday evening when she was struck 1 and thrown to ( Smith, Wftfr work at a new position Barrington earlier this we was waiting at'5:30 p.m.' tar.# train bound for McHenfy. It: was not learned just how the accident occurred, but she was hit by a train traveling to the city from Crystal Lake. She was taken to Sherman hospital, Elgin. She was reported im­ proved in mid-week. Corporations Face Tax Date September IS ,r Corporations operating en calendar year basis for tax purposes must make their third quarterly installment payment of 1977 income tax by Thur­ sday, Sept. 15. These payments should be accompanied byv Form 503, "Federal Tax Deposit, Cor­ poration Income Taxes" and deposited in authorized com­ mercial banks or\ federal reserve banks, the Internal Revenue service said. The deposit due by Sept.; 15 should be enough to cover three-fourths of the 1977 estimated tax. The estimated tax and the amount of each' installment can be computed on a Form 1120-W, which is a worksheet for computiiti|, corporation estimated income tax. This form is not filed with the IRS, but retained in thfe corporation's records. 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