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STORE FOR MEN DAILY 9 io 5.30. FW. 9 to «. SAT. 9-5 3815 W. MAIN ST. (NEXT TO MAIN PAINT) MCHENRY, it 344-1*50 SANDY McKIE AMD SONS CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH J DODGE TRUCKS k FINANCING AVAILABLE BRAND NEW M.VNMmt HORIZON LOADED WtTH FREE TRANSMISSION ON SELECT MODELS STOCK f 1061-4 '10 MERCURY ZEPHYR 2-400r hatchback, air cond. '80 RENAULT LE CAR FIFTY YEARS AGO vi> (Taken from the files of Jan. In 31,. 1035) b* Fourteen men employed by the AfcHenry Brewing Company are being kept busy this winter "because of extensive im- I provements being made it the ;ttr{dant. New steel and wood tftnks being installed which will . double the storage capacity. ^The brewery did a capacity wice Told Tales last summer which the changes now and also made le employment during winter season. McHenry beer is sold in Chicago and all north shore towns. According to Harry Schnailman, manager, the company is looking forward to another busy season. The founder of American Terra Cotta Company and Teco Potteries, William D. Gates, died Jan. 28 in his home. Funeral services are being held this afternoon in his home, Trail's End, near T4rra Cotta. The 81-year old former attorney started the business by making ornaments with clay, a frog being the first piece made by >Mm. The terra cotta plant factory and potteries plant products were shipped all over the world and at one time em­ ployed 600 people. , HettermanV Johnsburg w Tavern offered free turtle soup every Friday night if.r ' - ' Search for eagles tour scheduled The McHenry County Chapter of the Illinois Audubon Society is planning a field trip to Eagle Valley In Cassville, Wis., on Saturday, Feb. 9. Die group will travel by van and will le from the parking lot of Bohn's Ace Hardware, Route 47, Woodstock (across from the fairgrounds). Departure time will be promptly at 6 a.m., giving time to reach the observation areas between 9 and 10 a.m.. Each person will bring his own food for the day. The group will return to Woodstock between 7 and 8 p.m. Mike Reichardt, who will be leading the field trip, has made the trip frequently , and guarantees the group will see eagles at one or more of several spots he knowB. He warns participants to wear warm clottes and bring binoculars and camera equipment, if desired. border to participate, per­ sons should contact Mike Reichardt at 338-0718 to reserve a seat on the van. Participants will share the costs of renting the vans and the gasoline. Membership in the organization is not required. m- • during the coming week FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Feb. 1,1MB) The Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal Itith three Oak Leaf Clusters was awarded posthumously to Iieat Melvin Gladstone whb was killed in action last summer. Lt. Gladsone was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Gladstone of tfcHtenry. Corp. Steve Harvey, a Lily Lake boy who has given three and one naif years of his life for the victorious conclusion of this war* arrived in McHenry Friday. He served 84 months in Australia, New Guinea and the Netherlands East Indies.' During that time he was wounded twice, once on Wake Island and the second time on Biak. JX. Nelson, vice-president of the Wolverine Portland Cement company , has announced the appointment of Richard C. Stenger, as,sales manager, his appointment effective this month. A native of McHenry, he ^ f e n d e d Y j F and later V ' iufeWĵ jUl ' university scnooi of administration. Donald R. Meyer of McHenry wrote from Pensacola, Fla. that he had just returned from 18 months service overseas in the Pacific and described his return to the United States as "a bit of heaven." TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 28,1980) After months of survey work, the McHenry City Council will present a 1300,000 bond issue to voters for needed improvement in tlie water supply. An election will be held Kb. voter* approval for the sale of general obligation bonds in the amount of $300,000. It was pointed out that on one source of water, as is the state of current supply in the city, could prove disastrous in an emergency situation. The Illinois Commerce Commission this past week declared the McCiulom Lake road grade crossing as "extra hazardous' L and automatic fleshing signals have been or­ dered installed. * At a special meeting of District 18 (grade school), held Monday evening, bids for the new Hilltop school northeast of the city, were opened and discussed by the board. James M. Lennon has been elected president of the McHenry Hospital Association succeeding Henry B. Tony an in the post. Kinley L. Engyalson was elected first vice-president; Ralph Bennet, second vice- president; Dr. George Alvary, secretary and Mr. Tonyan, treasurer. Iflrnn Buckie has been named expansion McHenry high school's "bomemaker of tomorrow" after receiving the highest 16 to seek rating among senior girls in a recent test. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 29, 1975) McHenry county 1973 tax collections pushed sharply upward to a record high of 832,986,605, the McHenry county treasurer reported this week. The Chain of Lake-Fox River commission Friday approved an engineering .agreement which allots $120,000 toward the control of flooding and pollution along the river and lakes. The Musin' and Meanderin' column noted, "Jan. 15 marked the last day trapping was legal in Illinois. This was the best news we have heard to date in 197*." t Thirty McHenry stores are planning January Dollar Days for Jan. 30 and 31 and Feb. 1. Staff reports will call mem­ bers' attention to the varied programs and significant area of important developments when they attend the annual meeting of the Family Service and Mental Health clinic Wednesday night Jan. 29. Page S- PLAINDEALER-HERALl). *ED!SESDA\ . JANUARY 30.1985 Chamber executive director attends week-long conference participants spent 27 classroom hours in the Institute course of shidy, which is designed to assist voluntary organization executives improve the knowledge and skills necessary to enhance the effectiveness of their organization. The Institute curriculum includes coursework in management philosophy, interpersonal processes, government, law and organization structure; as well as in more contemporary issues such as economic and en­ vironmental concerns. Each participant may attend progressive levels of • the program throughout his or her professional career. Fran Olsen, executive director of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce, recently completed a week's Institute for Organization Management at the University of Oklahoma. Approximately 150 voluntary organization executives from all over the country' participated in the professional development program. The Winter Institute is one of seven annual, one-week sessions sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States at leading universities throughout the country. During the five-day session, USE THIS COUPON FOR: *40 OFF I SPORT COATS REG. $95-$185 COUPON EXPIRES FEB. 10,1905 DOUG'S BARBER AND STYLING CENTER FROM AGOOOOID FASHION HAIRCUT, TO THE LATEST STVLE. • J YOUR ONE STOP HAIR SHOP. WEDNESDAY I THURSDAY ARE SENIOR DAYS SAVE•SAVE-SAVE-SAVE HOURS: MON.FRI.8-5, SAT. 8-2 . EVE, Hrs. 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