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* Mf tf PAGE 21 - PLKINDE ALER - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21.1»79 Recognize Marian High School Art Department ,8The Marian Central Catholic Scholastic Art Awards high school Art department program for excellence in was recently recognized by the creative work during the 1978- 1979 school year. Mariah was one of 340 schools in the country to be recognized iii the national exhibit held in New York City this past June. ' The New York exhibit was preceded by fifty-seven regional exhibitions across the country. Scholastic Awards has sponsored this creative work competition for fifty-two years. Paul Gavac is chairman of the Marian Art department and coordinates all student par­ ticipation in exhibits and contests. Twice Told Tales Study: growth can company saving energy. ac- ONLY $8S° RENTAL • NO installation charge • NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted • ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 ARLINGTON SOFT WATER CO. No. 1 in the Fox Valley Area Copyright 1978 FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sep­ tember 19, 1929) Autumn entered into her own Tuesday night when the first frost of the season made its appearance and nipped some of the more tender flowers and garden vegetables. The night was clear and cold with a bright moon shedding its cold rays over the earth, making the night an ideal one for the ap­ pearance of Jack Frost, whose arrival was not wholly ex­ pected. Here's.hoping that autumn and Jack Frost will bring the Indian summer, whose warm days are enjoyed before the arrival of colder winter weather. The fourteenth annual convention of the royal Neigh­ bors of America for McHenry county was held under the SEAMLESS GUTTERS offered by RtJENIERPRISES Aluminum Facia, Soffiting & Siding FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL: 815-385-7784 w? *3 £ B § ft 1 l 8 sf A NEW WAY FOR THE SMALL SAVER TO EARN MORE-- FOR i ;•••«)•- !»> 4 YEAR VARIABLE RATE CERTIFICATE MINIMUM BALANCE *500 00 ANNUAL RATE FOR SEPT. 1979 8.20% ANNUAL YIELD COMPOUNDED DAILY 8.6682% A new rate will be offered on the first of every following month. Although the rate changes monthly, all 4 year certificates will be guaranteed to earn at the rate at which they are issued for their full four year term.* Any withdrawal that is made prior to maturity will incur up to a six month loss of earnings at the certificate rate. I £ Marengo Federal Savings " ai¥i loan association " I • MARENGO: 200 E. Grant Highway • McHENRY: 4400 W. Route 120 £ MEMBER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION 815/568-7258 815/344-1900 •WOODSTOCK: 118 Cass Street • DRIVE-UP: Rt. #47 & Calhoun St. £ I 815/338-2900 815/338-7440 auspices of Fox River Valley Camp No. 3251 at Stoffel's hall . and was a most successful and inspiring one. Although every session was well attended, the largest number of visitors were present for the evening session, with 182 members present to witness the ritualistic w6tk in the initiation of thirteen can­ didates. FORTY YEARS AGOt (Taken from the files of Sep­ tember 28, 1939) Added enthusiasm was created at the regular meeting of the McHenry Lions club, held at the Karls dining room, when it was announced by the president,'A.E. Nye, that the club has more new members already signed up and many prospects of membership. Owners of Lake Defiance, a private lake, stocked their favorite fishing spot with some 20,000 little fishies. There were about 2,000 bluegills and croppies-the rest were bass. The Shamrocks gave the McHenry nine quite a tussle on the local diamond. The buckeroos from Irish Prairie collected only four hits^ but they got the same number of runs. George Larkin, batting against his brother, Jim, led the McHenry attack with a double and ~ two singles. However, Jim managed to hold the rest of the .lineup (with the exception of Bennett) in hand. The score was 9 to 4 in favor of McHenry. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept. 16, 1954) McHenry's lady pilot, Miss Florence Lacy, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Herman Lacy who reside southwest of the city, won a beautiful trophy for being the outstanding pilot of the sixth annual meet of the "99's" held at DuPage airport, near Wayne. Miss Lacy was also recognized with large trophies for winning firist place in bomb dropping, first place in the private pilot spot landing and a third place trophy for being co-pilot on the 100-mile cross couhtry run. A new petit jury for the September term of court has been selected. Members in­ clude Irene Ferwerda, Edward Cannon, Albert Huff and Bertha Jensen of McHenry. Pfc. Patrick Krohn, now stationed in Japan, has received letters of com­ mendation from the com­ manding general of the South­ western Command and the commanding officer of Camp Otsu concerning the fine per­ formance of the young soldier in a recent tennis tournament held there. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sep­ tember 19, 1969) iowfiw? At its Sept. 11 meeting, the Lakemoor village board ap­ proved a Police Protection Tax ordinance for the purpose of 0 providing more adequate coverage for residents of the community. Two special police officers were appointed during the'meeting, Herman Freeman and Richard Wolf. The first order of business at the McHenry City Council meeting was the passage of an ordinance prohibiting posting bills and signs on utility poles, trees, buildings and other places. It was a trip of several thousand miles that brought Ena (Nena) Meza from her home in Peru to McHenry, but arrived safely at O'Hare air­ port to be met by her family- for-a-year, the William Lingenfelters. The Warrior thinclads continued their happy winning pace this last week' with an impressive victory in triangular held at Dundee, beating the host school 19-38 and winning over always tough Crystal Lake, 22-23. Bechtold In Demonstration For Art Group On Sept. 27 the Cary Grove Artists association will host a lecture-demonstration by well- known watercolorist Rodger Bechtold. The demonstration will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the art rooms at McHenry County college, Route 14, Crystal Lake. Coffee and the opportunity to meet with the artist will follow. The public is, as always, invited to attend. This program is funded in part by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council. 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