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I tZWfc* mm PAGE 2-W AINDFALER-WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1972 Twice Told Tales FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 19. 1932) The Salvation Army Home Service appeal will be launched in McHenry on Friday, May 20. according to Robert Weber, chairman of the local appeal committee. - Wonder Lak£ has been stocked with a million walleyed pike recently obtained from the state fish hatchery at Spring Grove A crop of more than 35.000.000 pike is hatching from 250 quarts of pike eggs which will be used to stock lakes and rivers in this territory Walter Geske a former resident of McHenry. and well known here, died at the "Annie Get Your Gun" Show Now }n Rehearsal Now in rehearsal is the ex citing "Annie Get Your Gun", an Irving Berlin show, being presented by the Townsquare Players at the Woodstock Opera House The cast consists of talent from all over McHenry county and the surrounding area The title role of Annie Oakley will be played by a Woodstock teacher, Phyllis Johnson, and opposite her in the role of Frank Butler is another teacher from Woodstock, Ron Parks Playing the supporting leads. Charlie Davenport and Dolly Tate, are Bud Lytle and Donna Mascari, both of McHenry Colonel Buffalo Bill will be played by Kelly Goins of Woodstock, Pawnee Bill will be Mark Doolen, Barrington, and Chief Sitting Bull will be Tom Weltzner from Algonquin The supporting cast is as follows; Little Boy, Scott Winslow; Mac, Dennis Macaluso; Foster Wilson, Nate Dahlin; Little Jake, Peter Zuchowski and Jeff Thor- son.Nellie, Debbie Kulisek; Jessie, Karen Davis; Minnie, Melinda Mansmith; Mrs. Little Horse, Elain Treible; Mrs. Black Tooth, Ginny Hoffman; Mrs. Yellow Tooth, Mary Nan King; Indian Boy, Scott Win- slow; Pawnee's Messenger, Mark Coleman; Major Domo, John Hoffman; Mr. Schuyler Adams, Nate Dahlin; Mrs. Schuyler Adams, Beth Swan; Dr. Ferguson, Bob Coleman; Mrs Ferguson, Marina Han- delin; Mr. Ernest Henderson, Dennis Haggard; Mrs. Ernest Henderson, Susan Perkins; Mrs. Sylvia Potter-Porter, Barb Miller; Mr. Clay, Jack Kane; Second Girl, Barbara Ames Dancers for the production are Reu Mohr, Sally Kutzner, Susan Parks, Barbara Ames. Sharon Topel, Dennis Haggard, Iannis Macaluso, Jack Kane, Mark Coleman, and John Hoffman Extras are Cindy Winslow, and Karen Zuchowski. The show is being directed by Art Thorson from Crystal Lake; assistant director, Barb Miller; choreographer, Dennis Haggard; pianists, Barb Thorson and Charleen Schmidt The production staff, headed by Bob Coleman, will welcome anyone who would like to assist backstage in any capacity The show will be presented June 3, 4, 9, 10 and 11 at the Opera House in Woodstock Art Institute Field Trip In College Plans The McHenry County college Art department is inviting all' interested persons to join them in a field trip to the Art Institute of Chicago Saturday, May 13. The bus is scheduled to leave from in front of the college at 8:30 a m and return at 4:30 p.m. "Students enrolled in art classes, friends, and patrons of the arts are invited to come with us," says Joseph Rybacek of the MCC Art department. Special exhibits at the Art Institute include the Joan Miro Show, 20th Century Prints, plus a show of photography There will also be a lecture on Persian Miniatures. A pre-trip lecture and in­ formation regarding the Art Institute will be given at MCC in Room A130 Friday, May 12, at noon. It will be given again on the bus trip to Chicago Lunch may be purchased at either the restaurant or the cafeteria Packages and bulky portfolios are not allowed However, Rybacek says, "Sketch books are permitted, and those who wish to take photographs must obtain a permit at the door." Since space is limited, reservations should be made early. For additional in­ formation and reservations, contact Rybacek, MCC Art department. ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns- Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: McHenry 385-0783 DUE TO A TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR IN LAST WEEK'S ADV. CANADIAN CLUB Should Have Read Prices effective May 3-9 FOREMOST LIQUOR STORES 4512 W Rte. 120 McHenry, III. M'.Hi \«v PLAINDE.AI t R IIUB >11 I ln0t,nrh, c9laiJealer 3812 West Elm Street Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry, Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at W.rlenry III nois By McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPArx 1 Publisher Larry E. Lurid MEMBER \ - 7--2 NEWSPAPER r>tablished 1875 Phone 385-0170 McHenry, lllino'5 60050 Adele Fruchlich -- Editor MEMBER Wooci^tock hospital following an illness of several months He was a world war veteran and a member of Peter Umathum post of the American Legion of Woodstock The murder of a Madison, Wis , policeman, a mixup of stolen cars and the visit of McHenry and Dane countv sheriffs and deputies kept West McHenry in a stir of ex­ citement. the first of the week when an abandoned car parked near Overton's garage was J definitely identified as the car "vn which the murdered policeman had been taken for a ride * The Tri-County Produce company of which Peter W Frett and son are the proprietors has recently rented the Morrow garage to make room fo? its rapidly growing produce business. Mr. Frett now employs six girls who are kept busy grading eggs which are shipped to distant markets. Last week Mr. Frett brought in 800 cases of eggs and most of them were shipped east. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 22 1947) Mrs. Christine Nell passed away May 19 at the age of 80 years, after an illness of two weeks. Mrs. Nell was one of the old time residents of the vicinity who watched the community grow with interest. Mr and Mrs. Nell founded the well known Nell's pavilion in Johnsburg in 1900. In a lovely wedding service solemnized at St. Mary's church this Thursday morning. May 22, Miss Jeanne Hay became the bride of Mr. Donald Schaefef. The McHenry Plaindealer this week is celebrating its seventy-second birthday an­ niversary. Dr Marvin M. Dickey, former physician of Richmond announced the opening of of­ fices in Elgin, May 20. Something new in the way of baby showers yas| originated recently at the. Edwal Laboratories at Ringwood for a new, father, Bob Kappes. The women of the photo packing department surprised the young man by showering him with gifts for his new daughter, Roberta Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Math N. Sch- mitt and Mr. and Mrs. John Thennes left last week for a vacation trip to California. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 24, 1962) An honor has come to McHenry's Viscount drum and bugle corps in the form of an invitation to represent the American. Legion National headquarters in a parade which will open festivities at the 500 mile Indianapolis Speedway over the Memorial Day w eekend. The Viscounts are the only corps from Illinois invited to take part. Richard Antonson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Antonson of Grove avenue, a junior, has been chosen a candidate for man of the year award. This is not the first honor to come his way for Richard has been the recipient of several outstanding scholarships. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Thompson of Wonder Lake announce the marriage of their daughter, Kathleen Louise, to Pfc, Robert L. Norton, which took place May 11 at Fair­ banks, Alaska. Miss Jane Nye, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William A. Nye of Pistakee Bay, was the second member of her family to be named prom queen when she won the title at Marian Centra] ;* Catholic high school Friday ;! evening. Mary Ellen Nye was < prom queen last year. I- Sellinger Construction, Inc., of < Sequoia drive, McHenry, has received a charter from the "r state "to engage in the business f- of buying and selling real estate and personal property, the construction and sale of £ buildings and engaging in the \- business of construction con-£ tractors." y£ : ."T. : :a- y J Association - Founded 1885 I ! 1 Y car $7.50 1 Year $9.00 £ In McHenry and Lake Outside McHenry and 5 ^ County Lake County ^ Happy mother Day from SALE DATES MAY 10 thru MAY 16 PAY LESS- GET MORE ! frFOREMOST 4512 West Route 120 Regular or King CIGARETTES -mm. w * 1mm!™***** s r. ir* Gallon MANISCHEWITZ CREAM WINES y Q c • *9 Fifth SCHLITZ 12 Oz. Cans Popular Brand FRUIT BRANDIES and CORIALS J 99 Fifth iWe Reserve The Right To Limit Sale Item* *