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Observe Railroad Anniversary ẐJotcL Oak The Lake County Model Railroad club of 107 Main street (rear entrance), Wauconda, will be celebrating its tenth an­ niversary during the open house scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 7, and Sunday, Nov. 8. Train operations will be from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is free. Visitors will be welcome to MODEL RAILROAD watch the club members operate from three to five trains simultaneously on the layout consisting of ap­ proximately 1,300 feet of track. The 350-foot single track mainline is controlled at a master panel consisting of 21 blocks. The dispatcher will route trains coming in opposite directions through a variety of western scenes as they pass over bridges, through gullies, valleys and moun­ tains to reach the numerous towns along the right of way. The 22 club members, including some from the McHenry area, invite families to spend an en­ joyable Saturday or Sunday watching this HO gauge layout in full operation. McHenry Man Leads State Veterans McHenry resident, Ernest Stetx, Jr., second from right, nominated, elected and Installed at the 47th State Convention of the Polish Legion of American Veterans U.S.A. held at the Ramada O'Hare, will lead this organization for two years. Pictured with Stcts, from left to right, are Bob Chovanec, state photographer, Wonder Lake; Immediate past commander of Liberty Post 188, Ron Bykowski, McHenry; Frank Ficek, commander Liberty Past 188, State department adjatant, McHenry; Frank Mich or. Zone 3 commander, leading Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana, Harvey; State commander Stetx, McHenry; and Tom Wade, State Public Relations officer, McHenry. Stetx is a Vietnam veteran. FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of November 12, 1981) An adjourned meeting of the City Council was called for the purpose of con­ sidering ways and means of completing the sewage disposal plant to meet the state requirements. The labor bills for the pavement repairs, filling cracks with tar and lifting the fallen curbs, amounted to 8247.50. These bills were paid, Robert Weber was present with the county treasurer's statement in which the county treasurer had mixed up the special assessment accounts. The first killing frost of the season reached this vicinity and gardens are now black and the leaves have fallen in showers from the trees as the result of the cold snap. The fall has been a most wonderful one, with garden flowers in bloom and tomatoes, beans and other vegetables picked from local gardens up until the frost of the last week. Mrs. Henry Heimer reports that she picked string beans in her garden the day before the frost and that her morning glories and other flowers were in bloom until that time. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of November 13, 1941). An institution that will serve as a school for the training of game wardens and other employees and as an administration building for the Department of Conservation in northern Illinois will be established in the lake region near Fox Lake in ||m near future. Word was received that Martin Conway, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Con­ way of this city, is one of eight soldiers at Scott field, Belleville, 111., to be made a corporal. Corporal Conway enlisted in the army 15 months ago. The Juniors in McHenry Community high school have a new comedy memory lapses and mixups for tomorrow evening. "Wed­ ding Spells" has to do with the struggles of Steve Arlen (Martin Baum) to find his lost bride in the wilds of New York society. His good friend, Charlie Cooney (Charles Adams) and his faithful brother, Reeves Lutheran Church To Observe 20th Year The McHenry Plaindealer Mil Wait (Im Straat (USPS US-200) fttabiUitad IMS McHanry. IHlnaU 4 Phon. m-ui-0170 The Lutheran Church of All Saints, located off Route 12 on State Park road, is celebrating its twentieth anniversary during the month of November. The congregation was begun as a Mission of the Lutheran Church in America in 1961, and was formally organized in November of that year under the able leadershiip of the late Rev. Donald Karnuth. For the past 20 years the Pastor and people of All Saints have served the people of the Chain 'O Lakes area through its programs of Christian Ministry, Services of Worship, and Sunday school and vacation Bible school programs. Former Pastors Paul Bollmann, Mark Holmer, and Jack Lundin will be guest preachers at the Congregation's Sunday services during the month, and Bishop Paul Erickson of the Illinois Synod, Lutheran Church in America, will preach and preside at the Lord's Supper Nov. 22. Members and friends of the Congregation will gather for the twentieth an­ niversary dinner Sunday, Nov, 8, at Chapel Hill Country club. Guest preacher for that Sunday will be former Pastor Mark Holmer. The Rev. Anton P. Weber, assistant to Bishop Erickson, will be guest speaker at the dinner. All who wish to join the congregation in celebrating its twentieth anniversary are urged to contact the pastor, the Rev. Joseph Hughes, at the church office, 587-7727. Publtehad Wadna«day • Mday at McHanry. UUnol. S.cond Clou Po.tofa Paid at McHanry, Illinois •y AAcHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY POSTMASTER Sand addrasi chango, to McHanry Platnd.aUr, Mil W. (im St. McHanry. Illinois 40060 Subscriber* ara roqwottod to provido Immodioto notico o! changa of addrats to Tho McHanry Plolndoaior. MI2 W. Urn St.. McHonry. HI. MOM. A doductlan of on* month from tho aspiration of a MtbKriptlon wHI ho modo whoro • changa of oddrou I* provided through tho Pott OHke deportment Thomas C. Millor-Publishor Adoto Froohllch-EdHor NEWSEAftR / NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTION RATES Pine-Gas A high-octane fuel that may be better than gasoline is being produced from the waste prod­ ucts of efforts to turn pine and other forest residues into liquid fuel. Researchers say the same technique of turning waste into fuel can be adapted to any tars from corn, wheat and trees. Al­ though still experimental, the pine fuel might be equal to or better than present gasoline and would require little or no adjust­ ment to the automobile engines at all. 1 Yoor.. $15.50 In McHenry County 1 Yoor $24.00 OvtsMe McHenry County that chute thafs DAN ADAMS 3003 W. Rt. 120 McHenry BROS. STEEL SERVICE Ymv HcNwir Mprtin fcr_ •All types of welding and fabricating •Structural Steel •Flame Cutting |inj ptTm CMMifl STOCK tf1 •Welding Machines & Torch Sets (ACETYLENE & OXYGEN) •All types welding rods •Helmets, goggles, hoses, cable & misc. (815)385-9100 can't hardly plug It! uet iougni (i«t 8 iowgn Cmmm iriSivf with a enow blower. Wet snow, dry snow, packed snow -- this one gobbles it up -- packs it up end puts it where you want it! Qet tough I Qet a Case I "THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT" Geo. P. Freund, Inc. 4102 W. CRYSTAL LAKE ROAD McHENRY, IL. 315-0420 ss (Robert Wiedeman) do their best to help the befuddled bridegroom who prefers the quiet of the jungles to the society of city life. TWENTY-FIVE YEARSAGO (Taken from the files of November 15, 1956). In view of the heavy vote in several of the county's 55 precincts at the election held last week, it is believed that a number of new ones will be added by the board of supervisions before the next election. In McHenry township, there was a total of 5,924 votes cast and three precincts in this area went over the 800 mark. No. 4, Johnsburg, had the largest vote with 1,068, which also turned out to be the heaviest vote in the county in any one precinct. McHenry 22, the city hall, counted 930 votes and McHenry 5, at Wonder Lake, had 829. Thus McHenry township is almost assured of having at least three new precincts within the next year. Miss Celia Page, a graduate of Illinois Wesleyan last June, left in September for New York, and is now nicely settled in an apartment with a friend from Belvidere. Besides her work, she has entered the Collegiates, a college choral group, (she is a music major) and will staisfy herself with music as an avocation for the present. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of November 17, 1971). The rafters of the McHenry Country club echoed long and loudly in the applause of more than PAGE S - PLAINDEALER KM persons gathered at a recognition dinner for Jack Schaffer, McHenry county auditor and immediate past chairman of the Illinois Y o u n g R e p u b l i c a n organization. Sharing in the plaudit of the huge crowd was the main speaker, Gov. Richard B. Oglivie. Sheriff's police are in­ vestigating vandalism which occurred when 29 mailboxes were ripped from their posts and thrown across the roads. Posts and supports were also damaged. Superintendents of four school districts met recently for the purpose of discussing the possibility of forming a cooperative approach to solving school related problems. The members of this group included Duane Andreas, acting superin­ tendent of Johnsburg schools; Robert Bright, superintendent of Harrison school, Dr. Robert Boos, FRIDAY. NOVEMBEK 6,1961 superintencmet of District 15; and Richard Swantz, superintendent of District 156. Reserve Believing all you hear is matched only by telling all you know. •Globe, Mason City, la Growing Up You are only young once, but you can stay immature indefinitely. -Chronicle, Odebolt, la. ~TTTT?TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTVrT'TTTTTiTTT'r'T*i'T'rT*?TyiyT,r "Victory" Crusade win EmftHth Mikt Shock U N H A P P Y 9 N E E D D I R E C T I O N 9 But 'O ' / V? 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