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Issue Neiv Elinois FRI., FEB. 9, 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 5 ILLINOIS 68 Spring Features Ruffled Curls The Ruffled Curl Look is the new look in hair styles for Spring, according to the Official Hair Fashion Committee of the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association. This new look features all of the, tender quality of softly ruffled hair, combined with fun-loving curls. Furthermore, the new iook~"is • highly romantic, a term that had rtot been used in the fashion vocabulary for many a year until hair brought it to the forefront. Now, this romantic hair fashion is pulling the various clothing looks in the fashion world together, be they cool chic, tough chic, or Dretty girl. This means that regardless of what look you select for your Spring wardrobe, or even if you use several that overlap for a variety of effects, you'll be pretty and fashion-right with a Ruffled Curl hair style The new Spring styles will be ®ufrkd ^ ^ Nati0"al shown throughout ttye nation in observance of National Beauty THE FARFELU COIFFURE features the fun-loving curls of the dressers and Cosmetologists Association. All Ruffled Curl hair styles also shadow of a permanent, is rej In recognition of the Illinois Sesquicentennial celebration in 1968, the issuance of the official Illinois Sesquicentennial •jnap was announced at a press luncheon in the Grand ballroom {of the Sheraton-Chicago hotel. # The map measuring 24&" x 25" is printed in full color and ' represents one of the most complete listings of the state's historical facts to date. It has been accepted as an official , source of historical information. It features illustrations of places and events, and such famous Qlinoisans as Abraham Lincoln, Jane Addams, Stephen Douglas, George Rogers Clark, Ulysses S. Grant, and Adlai Stevenson. A statement from Gov. Ottolferner is also art important part of the map. Frederic Amour of Island Lake, sales manager for Creative Merchandisers, Inc., of Chicago, whose subsidiary company, History House, Inc., published the map, appears above on right viewing the map with George L. Clements, chairman of the board of Jewel Companies, Inc., on left, which issued the map, along with Robert Boehland and Charles Barosay of Creative Merchandisers, Inc. Mr. Amour was part of the group which worked with Ralph Newman, noted historian and chairman of the Illinois Sesquicentennial commission, and Paul Angle, historian and former director of the Chicago Historical society, who did the research on the historical facts for the document. Copies of the map will be distributed to schools, libraries, and offices of municipalities throughout the state. ! MINOR CRASHES [INVESTIGATED BY [MCHENRY POLICE Numerous minor accidents ' have been investigated by Mc- Henry police in recent days. Richard Devine of 2415 Villa lane, McHenry, was driving • west on Main street when he ' collided with the auto of Elmo ,'J. Meis of 3607 James street, t which was parked at the meter. | Raymond J. Simon of 3604 few. Main street was parkedfacing west on the north side of | Main street when he was struck i by the auto of George H. Johnf son of 3805 W. Main street. ; Lorain Booster of 1409 N. |Ch apel Hill road told police he • had stopped on Rt. 120, waiting 4 for cars in front of him to turn, | when he was struck by Dennis i L. Rich of 1220 N. Draper road, | who was unable to stop on the | wet pavement. t As Edward G. Ozog of 2417 w Johnsburg road stopped at a sign on Pearl street to make a left turn onto Richmond road, a truck pulled in front of him. He applied the brakes but could not complete the turn and was struck by Susan Pawlikowski of 1514 N. Freund, who was unable to stop in time. Robert Walters of Woodstock started to back from the bank parking lot, with windows fogged, and did not see an auto driven by Theodore E. Tjernberg of 4906 W. Orchard, McHenry , parked about 1^0 feet behind him. The cars collided. James Engandela of Algonquin was parked in the high school lot when Kevin E. Bauer of 5516 Barnard Mill road, Ringwood, traveling through the lot, started to skid and the vehicles collided. Donald Larson of 4809 W. Prairie avenue, McHenry, was stopped in his traffic lane, facing west on Main street, when he was struck by Bertha F. Stange of 504 N. Mineral Springs McHenry, who was backing from a parked position.' The auto of Joanna A. Mai of 1402 Oakwood court, McHenry, parked on the north side of the former Legion parking lot rolled to the south side, striking Frances Zegarski of 6711 Barnard Mill road. Samuel R. Dillingham of Chicago , driving on Rt. 120, skidded into the west-bound lane, striking Jerry Erb of 5003 W. Shore drive, McHenry. Salon Week, February 11-17. The hair fashion authorities promise that the new styles will really give' you a lift and a happy-go-lively feeling. No two of the Ruffled Curl hair styles are alike in design detail -- they are all so light and easy, they have to be done just for you. However, all styles have the form of either a vertical or horizontal oval when viewed from the front. Some of the styles flow with the rhythmic and dreamy grace of a soft and lilting melody. Some have the slow curve and caress of a femme fatale. Others ruffle, ripple, and flutter, seemingly uncontrolled and casual, but really calculated and careful. All are deliciously feminine. " All coiffures also have an extra feature a small and dainty head. Hair in the crown has but a slight rise which extends to the middle of the back of the head, and then tapers in toward the nape following the natural contour of the head. Hair partings, reminiscent of the Twenties and Thirties, make a big play. But, their use depends upon the particular design of your style, which, again, has to be determined by your needs. By the same token, the uncovered forehead gains more popular- ST AT E-SPON SOURED WORKSHOP TO BE HELD IN COUNTY A state-sponsored workshop, Geometry for Elementary Teachers, for McHenry County, will be held at the Northivood school, North Route 47, Woodstock beginning on Feb. 14 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The workshop will be directed by Elmer L. Stone, chairman, Mathematics department, Warren Township high school, Gurnee. The workshop will be in session the following dates; Feb. 14 and 21, March 6, 13, 20 and 27. This workshop is a part of the Illinois Plan for the Improvement of Instruction in Mathematics and is sponsored under Title HI of the National Defense Education Act, utilizing federal funds. The workshop will meet for a two-hour session each week for six weeks. No college credit will be given to participants, although boards of education are encouraged to allow professional growth credit. A certificate from the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Ray Page will be presented to each participant who attends regularly. quired to give your hair that soft ruffle and easy care. Important, too, are some good hair condition- YOUNG SCOUTS TO BE HONORED ing treatments to erase any trace BY CARDINAL ' of winter drabness from your hair, and give it that young and romantic look. New hair colors for Spring call for ice cream tones in the blonde spectrum, rich creamy shades Some of the proudest youngsters of this community will be personnally honored by John Cardinal Cody in Holy Name Cathedral, State and Superior streets, Sunday, Feb. 11 at 3 shadowed with delicate touches of p.m. in observance of Boy Scout milk chocolate to accent the ruf- . ___ . „ „ . • , .... . They will be among 700 bqys fles. Can, dy pin. ks will b. e usueid tuo recei,v .in g s,couting religio'us amake the palest shades blush Redheads and brunettes will make Nailing Tip When nailing decorative wood moldings to walls or furniture, touch 0f Spring -- a fascinatingly Cut, which must be adapted to drive nails with hammer until K 6 . ° \ r j , • the nail head protrudes l/16th- zany b°u<luet of farfelutin ringlet each individual face and head inch from the surface. Then use curls strikingly placed either low shape, so that the resulting hair a small nail set to finish the job. at each side of the nape, behind Fill nail hole with prepared eafi over eaj-Si or in front , putty or sawdust and glue. of the earg These fun_loving cur!s can be pin-ons, or your own hair. ity for Spring, and is expected to their biggest play in many a year, carry through heavily into Sum- but will, carry along in'*a«-natural mer. However, light bangs of ruf- theme. .. fles that tickle the face are used whenever required by facial proportions and hairlines. The foundation of the new Spring hair styles is the Ruffle TICKET ISSUED Samuel R. Dillingham of Chicago was issued a ticket by city police for driving while under the influence of liquor following an accident which occurred this past week. Our sun is some 93 million miles away from us, and the nextG However, in every case they must closest light-producing star is be see-throughs, light and airy for some 25 trillion miles away^.a season of light and aif . style projects a vertical or horizontal oval form. Practically speaking, hair lengths will be comparatively short. If you want long hair, buy it. A professionally prescribed permanent wave, one that is just a Handel, Gounod, Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Pope, Edison, Steinmetz (and many other famous people) were all handicapped physically - they became prominent, not because of disabilities, but in spit© of them. wards amid colorful patriotic and religious ceremonies, according to the Rev. Raymond A. Pavis, Archdiocesan Chaplain " of Scouting. The event is sponsored by the Catholic Committee on Scouting. Also, and for the first time, the St. George adult award will be presented by the Cardinal in the Cathedral services. The Boy Scouts will receive from the Cardipal the Parvuli Dei and the Ad Altare Dei awards. They are the candidates who survived screening tests conducted among some 50,000 Boy Scouts of the Chicago parishes. Attending the services with the Boy Scouts will be their pa?- rents and relatives. Remember Your L0YE! Send Sweetness iMpl Beautiful Valentine Hearts of Mrs. Sittler's Delicious Assorted Chocolates or Specially Packed Just for HER (or HIM) 9f ALLMARI f MENTIN with loving sentiments "Gmfs of appeal to suit every purse AGAIiA candies "Try the Agatha Shop first . . . you'll be glad you did' 1242 N. 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