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Musical Moment In Action ID NEWS DOLORES BRENNAN 653-9045 LIST HOLY WEEK SERVICES FOR LOCAL CHURCH Communion services will be held at 8 p.m. on Maundy Thursday, April 11, and on Good Friday services will also be at 8 p.m. with Easter Sunday services at 10 p.m. Rev. Don Jernigan is the pastor. The public is invited to attend these services, held in the Ringwood Methodist church. NOTICE-. LITTLE LEAGUERS REGISTRATION I have been asked to announce to our Ringwood youngsters and parents that there will be registration for Little League on Monday, April 8, at 7:30 p.m. in the Beach House at McCullom Lake. The league is opento boys ages 8 thru 12. (Eligible if 13th birthday is before Oct. 1). Also, fathers are asked to accompany their sons if possible. And also fathers are needed desperately for coaching, managing and just supporting the teams. BIRTHDAY WISHES Happy birthday to Doe Brennan and Helen Schmitt (both my sisters-in-law) on April 6 - and anniversary wishes to Helen and Lloyd Barker on the seventh - and on the ninth happy birthday to Doris Low and also to my nephew, Mike Schmitt - and happy birthday to Martha Beaman and to Wade Bruce who will be a year old on the tenth - and happy birthday to Cris Fossum on the eleventh. ENTERTAINS FOR BIRTHDAY Resae Ackerman entertained a group of her friends and school chums at a party held by her mom, Beverly Ackerman, on Saturday afternoon. Fun and games were enjoyed by all. Happy birthday, Resae! AROUND TOWN Mrs. Floyd Howe of Crystal Lake and Mrs. Rubin Reike of Barrington were dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Hawley, Mr s. R uby Shepard returnied home from a stay at Mc Henry hospital and is coming along very nicely in her home. Good to hear you're home again, Mrs. Shepard. Mrs. Nellie Hepburn spent from Wednesday through Friday visiting relatives in Kenosha. They were, Mr. and Mrs. John Madison and Annabel Redmon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wiedrich of Burlington called on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., and the Bob Brennans on Sunday. Mrs. Eric Oscarson and son, Nickey and Charles Ackerman, Sr., spent Sunday in the Leonard Ackerman home. Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Hawley spent Saturday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reinwall in McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Alleri Ayiger of Hebron called on Mrs. Ruby Shepard on Sunday. Helen Wallace and Alice Peet were Sunday dinner guests in the Grace Heinle home in Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brennan and son, Wayne, .and Mrs. Nellie Hepburn spent Saturday and Sunday visiting with the Ringlstetter family in Columbus, Wis. Just a brief reminder that the Ringwood Methodist church is sponsoring their spring rummage sale this weekend. Friday and Saturday! ON DEAN'S LIST Terrence J. Brady, 402 N. Santa Barbara, has been named to the dean's list at University of Illinois college of Law at Ur= bana-Champaign, Dean John E. Cribbet has announced. One hundred and twenty-nine law students have been honored for their scholastic excellence during the fall semester, he said. Students on the dean's list must have a grade-point average of at least 4.0 (5.0 equals A). Be Wise Shop In McHenry World ^ Of L* Pharmacy & Donald. Doherty R.PH. Robert Schultz,- R.PH. ACNE One of the biggest problems today for both boys and girls is adolescent acne. Glandular activity is at its peak in the teen years. Scrupulous cleanliness, for the teen, is an absolute must. Oily skin needs scrubbing with medicated .soaps or lotions, and often responds best to liquid cleaners which penetrate the pores and flush away impurities. Granular cleaners are also helpful, not only because they wash away dirt, but because they use friction to stimulate the skin. The wise teen will find astringents and skin fresheners invaluable in the fight against acne. Frequent shampooing with medicated shampoos is another must. Remember a clean skin is a healthy skin. Mothers, if you have a teen with acne problems, make BOLGER'S DRUG STORE. . .1259 N. Green, your headquarters for all your needs. Remember . . .The face you save may be your child's. .• .Phone 385- 4500. Delivery. . .Gas, Light, Telephone bills paid here. . .Money Orders. . . English Leather. .. Fannie May Candy. . .Coty... THIS WEEK'S HELPFUL HINT: If you need a long table to serve buffet style, try tieing the legs of two or three card tables together. this is®1964ad New Ford Mustang-$2368 * l.o.l,. IVtroit (and we're not fooling!) x(mm*it'll from Itolr Wefe still selling SS Mustangs for about the mmm psfe* Ourwc? to fight inflatbs Today your dollar buys even more. Every Mustang built since 1964 has been an improvement on ttfe breed. Starting with completely new styling, much has been added. New'safety features--side marker lights, self- 'Based on a representative sampling of actual locking seat backs and more. Fully synchronized 3-speed manual shift. Reversible keys and "keyless" locking. New body trim. A 5-pod instrument panel. New options, too. sales of Chicago ajea Ford Dealers. See the light. The switch is on... to Ford § Buss Ford Sail H Twice Told Tales ^ f +rj 1 , v A ' - Mb/ f * PLAINDEALER PHOTO Dave Ormond ( as Roger Hailfellow) tells Dale Pytko on. This action takes place in the all school musical "Bare- C as Eino Fflliikkennenn ) to get rid of Libby Stinespring foot Boy With Cheek", presented Friday and Saturday, April (as Yetta Samovar) while Jim Schmitt (Shyster Fiscal) looks 5 and 6 at 8:15 p.m. in the MCHS auditorium. FORTY, YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 5, 1928) While making its regular trip between Woodstock and Waukegan a big bus on the North Shore line caught fire and was completely destroyed Sunday afternoon. The bus left Woodstock about 1 o'clock and when it was about half way between that city and McHenry near the home of Joe Paul it caught fire and the flames had gained such headway before assistance arrived that the bus was destroyed. Defective wiring was given as the probable cause. Besides the driver, there were four passengers in the bus, two of them being from Woodstock, Mrs. Elizabeth Krause, who was coming to McHenry to visit relatives and Don Prouty of Woodstock. The senior class of McHenry community high school announces the presentation of "The Patsy* ' for April 19. Those who saw the brilliant work of the members of this class last year will be eager to see them in an even better play. McHenry township now has Route 20 with three fine bridges completed in the city of McHenry. Route 61 is now under construction, serving both McHenry and Ringwood. McHenry appreciates these benefits and will loyally support Gov. Small. Although some of the bowling leagues have completed their series the bowling season is not over at the Palace Alleys. Leo Winkle was the winner of the five dollar gold piece last week having the high score of 256 for a single game. Dr. and Mrs. Henry Freund have moved into the house owned by C. Unti on the corner of Elm and Green streets. Dr. Freund, who is a jeweler, as well as an optometrist, will have his office at his residence in the future. TWENTY - FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of April 8, 1943) Earl (Marty) Conway was elected commander of the Crystal Lake Drum and Bugle corps of the VFW at Crystal Lake Sunday afternoon. After the meeting there was a pot-luck supper for the corps and their wives, who also have an organization known as the Booster club. Hettermann's Service Station at Johnsburg took on a new name as well as a new proprietor. Formerly operated by J.B. Hettermann, the station has been sold to Otto Adams, who took possession April 5. The place will be known as the. Johnsburg Garage and Repair Shop. Ernest Henry Myer, 29, of Volo, who had been at Lake County hospital since August 16, 1940 when he suffered severe injuries as his car left the road, died this week. The office of war information has, within the last, few days, disclosed the probability of a "slow deterioration" in the nation's health because of an acute lack of doctors in many communities. Approximately one third of the doctors in the United States, between 40,000 and 50,000 have joinedthe armed forces, the OWI said, and as the size of the Army and Navy increases more will be called. James Munson, a freshman in the local high school, was standing at the counter of the National Tea store when he found a ten dollar bill folded on the counter. No one claimed the bill so James gave it to the manager who later found the owner. James was given a liberal reward. The L.D. Anderson family have moved from East River road to the Brefeld building on Waukegan road. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of March 27, 1958) j Wallace P. Woodburn, form- (er business man in McHenry, died at Memorial hospital in Woodstock March 26. Frank Gende has been appointed superintendent of mails in McHenry effective April 5. Mr. Gende's duties as superintendent of mails is the immediate supervision of all incoming and outgoing mail and the responsibility of proper delivery service on city and rural routes. Hie McHenry Junior high school band competed in the sixth district band contest held at North Chicago. There were forty-four bands represented and over 20,000 young musicians participating. The local band placed second in Class C (schools of enrollment between 751 and 1,800) and are now proudly displaying their medals. Jane Mascari of McHenry directed the winning skit in the sorority division of Varsity Varieties at Marquette university in Milwaukee. Miss Mascari, a senior in the college of liberal arts, guided her sorority, Delta Sigma Gamma, in their program entitled "Fascinating Rhythm". Scout Explorer Post 622 sponsored by the American Legion meets at the Wahl store on Elm street each Tuesday evening. The young men are busy making belts, quivers and ladies' handbags under the guidance of Mr. Weeks. Politcol Corner WINS ENDORSEMENT Herbert L. (Hub) Stern,long active in Democratic affairs in the 12th Congressional district, and the party's candidate for Congress in 1966, has received the endorsement of the McHenry County Democratic central committee in his bid for election as one of the districts two delegates to the Democratic national nominating convention in August. Stern had previously been endorsed by the Lake County Democratic Central committee. SHOP IN MCHENRY The question seems to be more important than the answer - if you know enough to ask the right ??????, you should alreadyJ< nowtheans wers. 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