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TWICE TOLD TALES Edited from our files of years gone by Although the cold winds blew, the harbingers of spring con­ tinue to arrive, bringing a promise of future warm weather. The robins are h$re and now Mrs. Minnie Mllletw^TWENTY-FTVE YEARS sometimes the snow, to bring a cherry message of spring, even before the grass begins to show green, and are usually on hand for Easter. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of March 30, 1944) Among several McHenry soldiers doing a splendid job in the signal corps is Norbert Mauch, who hails from Rib Lake, Wis. Norbert came to McHenry in 1940 and for two years was employed as ar­ chitect for the Alexander Lumber Company. During that time he made many friends who hope for his return to our city following the war. For the past few months he has been at Robins Field, Ga., where he is doing drafting work for the radar school of which he is a faculty member. While little can be told by those who are working with radar, we do know that it is one of the newest and most important branches of the service. Always fond of music while in McHenry, Norbert was an active member of the civic choral club. Joe Gausden, son of Mrs. Adelaide Gausden, is home from Corpus Christie, Texas, with his "wings of gold'. We hope to have a picture of McHenry's first Marine flyer for next week's paper. The entire community is proud of Joe. doors March 30 at 111 North Court street. Ov£r the weekend, telephone records for all McHenry customers will be moved from the former ofice at 136N. Riverside drive to the new location. The Kiwanis Club of McHenry has formed a car pool to furnish transportation to voters in need of a way to the polls in tfre coming elections. Winning approval by a margin of 49 votes, the Johnsburg community was assured an addition on the public school in the near future. It is expected that ground will be broken for the new addition in about six or eight weeks. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of March 27, 1974) The Montini School Board was informed at its March meeting that St. Patrick's Parish Council requested an $8,000 reduction be made in its assessment toward the school for next school term. The Council suggested this could be done by cutting costs or in­ creasing tuition for next year. President John Coughlin said that no communication had been received from St. Mary's Parish Council regarding the proposed budget but he expected it was in a similar situation. A simulated disaster will be staged April 21 somewhere in McHenry county, after which all county civil defense, safety, medical and disaster services will go into operation to resuce victims, save lives and minimize the repercussions of the emergency. Jeffrey Ziesk, 20, a 1971 graduate of McHenry High School, fell to his death while rock climbing in Red Rocks park near Golden, Colo. NIMC presented flags Northern Illinois Medical Center (McHenry Hospital) recently was presented with a 3 x 5 foot American flag by local veterans' organizations. Paul Laudick, vice-president of corporate development, accepted the flag on behalf of the hospital and said, "We are proud to display this flag, and are grateful to the auxiliaries of the American Legion and VFW for providing us with a new one for our lighted flagpole." Gerry Kuck, publicity chairman for McHenry VFW Auxiliary 4600, and Midge Scharf, Americanism chairman, American Legion Auxiliary 491, made the presentations. Review plan for conservation area preside. AGO reports that her bed of crocus is in full bloom and she has en­ joyed picking a bunch of them. These first early blossoms push through the frozen ground and (Taken from March 28, 1959) the files of The McHenry telephone business^ office will open its A regular meeting of the Site Development Committee, McHenry County Conservation District, has been scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday evening, March 21, at the offices of the district at 6512 Harts Road, Ringwood. Committee chairperson, Walter Lamprecht, Jr. will The sole purpose of the meeting is to review the plan update for the Rush Creek Conservation area. This plann has been previously reviewed but no final recommendations were made awaiting land acquisition decisions by the trustees. I N C O V E R T H E C O N T A D I N A S E C R E T A M ) W I N $25,000! LOOK I OK I Hh WIN THESE PRIZES: 2 I ' M / I S $ 2 5 . 0 1 ) 0 C A S H Kl.lMHi I'KI/I S $ 5 C A S H 1 Mil t ION 0 «. I ' u t / i s 1 F R L E S - O Z . C A N S Discover why serious cooks prefer the taste of new Contadina Tomato Sauce. In independent tcsts*in their own homes, cooks like you preferred the taste of new better t.istiujiContadina Tomato Sauce over the leading national brand. Contadinas special new blend of seasonings and spices, plus imr special tomatoes make Contadina mollo hene (the best) for spaghetti and other authentic Italian recipes In fact, anything else is downright un Italian' SECTION 2 - PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1984 FREE PAIR SUNGLASSES WITH LENS PURCHASE! Family Portraits smile and say memories JCPenney Portrait Studio • • Brickyard 745-1088 • Ford City 735-1676 • Fox Valley Center 851-3833 • Qolf Mill 296-6508 e Jollet Mall .439-1441 • Lakehurst 473-2004 • North Riverside...442-6600 • Oriand Square --349-8999 e Yorktown 495-3808 ONLY 4.00 for an 8x10 color portrait* (regularly 20.00) • tiii"'c v r<J v" "y OFFICIAL RULES: 1. TO WIN: If there's a pn« printed under the lid of your specially marked can of Contadina Tbmato Sauce, you win! 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