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The cornerstone will contain t the autographed copies of the McHenry Plaindealer and other newspapers, a list of employees, a copy of the honor roll and the signatures of those employees who had a part in the construction of the building. Raymond Woods, Sheriff Henry Nu&e and Supervisor Matt Sch- mitt are among the featured charged with shooting a man through the hand on July 20 with intent to commit murder, hand on July 20 turae weight with failed to carry any weight with the jury in the McHenry County Circuit Court, when the case came to a close last Friday. The penalty for this crime carries a sentence of ode to 14 years in the penetentiary. Next Sunday evening, Oct. 28, the ladies of St. Peter's Church, Spring Grove, are sponsoring a waffle supper and bingo party at the parish hall. Supper is 25- cents for adults, 15-cents for children and bingo, five-cents per game. wice An array of speakers will attend the regular Johnsburg Community Club meeting Oct. 31. The speakers will address issues at stake in the coming election Nov. 7. Senator Ray Paddock, Rep. Nick Keller, Rep. Harold Kelsey, County Judge Henry Cowlin, State's Attorney William Carroll, County Clerk _.jeN of the city's oldest residents, Miss Ellen Doherty, observed her 91st birthday anniversary at her home on Court Street on Oct. 22. Thirteen seniors will be playing their last game in the McHenry Community High School homecoming game Friday night. They include Dean McCracken, Ray Guzzardo, Charles Martin, Nelson Cristy, "Chuck" Page, Henry Nell, John "Bud" Miller, George Whiting, Ronald Wilhelm, "Morrie" Crouch, Tommy Xawson, Dick Schmitt and Norman Knaack. 1 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Oct. 23, 1959) • _ The Lecture Luncheon Club which n now boasts the largest membership in history, 130, is planning for its next meeting Oct. 29 at the Wing 'n Fin Club. 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Left in its place in the wooded area near the club was a convertible which had been reported stolen by a Cook County resident the day previous. , A group of citizens interested in the formation of a new city planning commission appearing at the meeting of the City Council Monday to express their desire to cooperate any way >rted that federal funds might be available, handled by a state commission. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Oct. 23, 1974) Cathy Nolan and Ercell Richardson, members of the McHenry Business and Professional Women's club, joined the 170,000 members of the National Federation in celebrating National Business Women's Week, Oct. 20-26. B.P.W. promotes the interests of working women who comprise 44 percent of America's work force. Johnsburg Middle School was selected recency to participate in a study Conducted by Ihe Chicago Consortiuifi of Colleges and Universities. 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