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SECTION 2 - PAGE 8 - PLAlNDEALfeR - WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. 1984 ^Pffgeneral^^™ news Roosevelt urges-Mother's. Day obserVance FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 17, 1934) President Roosevelt in his The world's finest bike since 1899" It's TInl&sfor Biking... and we have over bikes to choose fn •RACING 'TOURING •RECREATIONAL •12 and 18 SPEEDS •Bikes for everyone In the whole family _ 90 «W7 b'ke 2015Vi South Route 47, Woodstock, 815/338-6088 Monday thru Thursday 9-6; Friday 9-8; Saturday 9-5 TWICE TOLD TALES Ecwed years Mother's Day proclamation, asked that the day be observed by display of the flag, "by the usual tokens and messages of affection to our mothers" and by aiding in mother and child relief work. Reports are pouring into the office of the Pure Milk association of the tragic aspects of the drought that prevails throughout the Chicago milk shed. Retarded pastures and lack of cash to buy feed on many farms threaten virtual star­ vation to many dairy herds. A double birthday celebration was held at the home of Thomas and Kate McLaughlin Sunday in honor of William Doherty, 78 years old, and William Stevens of Richmond, 87 years old, who were honored guests of the day. Stevens, who is an old schoolmaster and former resident of this vicinity, met two of his former pupils, Mayor Peter Doherty and Jay Doherty at this time. MontgonieiyWBttd - Important Notice Regarding Montgomery Wards Advertisement \ In Today's Paper The "Jontue" cologne offer on Page 7 of our sale sec­ tion is described inaccurately. When you buy the 1- ounce cologne spray for $8.99, you receive a free per­ fume compact. In the compact is a .2 ounce solid col­ ogne, plus a .06 ounce solid perfume. We apologize for any inconvenience to our customers. FORTD YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 18, 1944) The following registrants have been ordered for preinduction physical examinations through BoacdNo. 1. This will be the first contingent to be examined during the month of May. Among the names, we note two high school members who will be graduating on June 2. They are Harold Michels and Arthur Jackson. Another McHenry man is Eugene Freund. The McHenry Township quota for the Fifth War Loan, which begins June 12 and extends to July 8, was set this week at $277,825. It is hoped that ap­ proximately 42 percent of this figure will be represented by E bond sales. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 14, 1950) « A proposal for assistance to provide police patrol of the Fox River this summer met with opposition. Supervisor LeRoy Smith, McHenry, said the first consideration must be police protection in the subdivisions and he added that at present they were not being covered. Sheriff Melvin Griebel asked county board members to ap­ prove $1,000 toward the pur­ chase of two boats because of increased traffic on the river. The two-story Latimer house at West Shore Beach, McCullom Lake, suffered extensive damage as the result of fire last Saturday. Firemen who were called to the scene believe a flue pipe leading, from an oil hot water beater to the chimney became overheated, causing the fire. The kitchen was a total loss. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 8, 1974) Provided requests\are made, a public hearing will be held concerning the improvement of Rt. 120 from south of Charles and Greenwood Road to west of Ringwood-Draper Road, a distance of 4.6 miles. McHenry hospital will offer five health education programs to the general public during National Hospital Week (May 12-18). Subjects will be diabetes, physical fitness and weight control, an "I quit" smoking clinic, cardiac problems and emergency care of the sick and injured. At last week's annual meeting of the city council, holidays were designated for all city em­ ployees. 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