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Twice Told Tales RINGWOOD NEWS FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the flies of March 28, 1929) Mrs. Elizabeth Thelen Pich is in McHenry this week making preparations for the openkng of her new millinery shop in the Kent building on Riverside Drive. The opening will take place March 30. John J. Stockton, former advertising manager of the Woodstock Daily Sentinel, on Thursday of last week purchased the Woodstock News and Hebron Tribune from A.D. Wiseman. The Woodstock News was established in 1926. Mr. Wiseman moved his plant there from Hebron. Jimmy Fay makes a good showing in his first bout at the Polly Prim. Under the flag of the M.A.C. he won by a technical knockout from Eric Soderburg of Evanston. This was Fay's first bout, and with no special boxing training he did well. The body of Dr. Harry H. Hanly of Peoria was brought to the Woodland cemetery in this city for burial on Tuesday afternoon. Dr. Hanly passed away Feb. 13 and the body was placed in a vault at Peoria awaiting more favorable weather. A1 Krause has been absent from his work at Bolger's drug store for several days owing to burns about his face and hands received on Thursday of last week. He had been- raking his yard and in starting a bon fire he saturated a paper with gasoline by mistake which when lighted blazed into his face burning it as well as his hands. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of March *30, 1944) A loss most keenly felt by the residents of the Johnsburg community this "week has been .occasioned by the death of Hen- **y J. Thelen, 78, who passed away at his home there Saturday evening, March 25. Another of our McHenry boys to arrive overseas among the many sent from our shores in recent weeks is Pfc. Warren Jones, sonofVaughan Jones of this city. Warren entered service April 7 and after basic training at Clearwater, Fla., came back to Illinois and graduated from sheet metal school at Chanute Field. Following this, he was sent to Camp Seymour, Johnson, N.C., where he trained for overseas. The local community Methodist church was the scene of •a very lovely early spring wedding March 23 when Miss Doris Darlene Thomas of McHen- >ry and Mr. Walter E. Low of 'itingwood were united in marriage. Rev. Mack Powell officiated. Mr. and Mrs. G. Baumann, .who have been residing near 'the Golf course, have moved to an apartment in the rear of ^Coleman's tavern on Riverside drive. We have a large number of ^colored baby chicks for Easter. Come in and select yours now. Farmers Mill. As one of 179 boy winners of honorable mention in the Westinghouse nationwide sci- •ence talent search, Rudolph Eugene Johnson, McHenry, has now been invited to compete for a group of $200 to $1,600 Hamilton college scholarships. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of March 19, 1959) Announcement was made this week by Dr. William A. Nye "that Dr. A.L. Haydary will be associated with his office in the future. Dr. Haydary special- • izes in obstetrics and gynecology. He is a graduate of the University of Illinois and served his internship and residency at St. Luke's hospital, Chicago. Marvin Wenck of Harrison school, Wonder Lake,was elec- • ted new president of the Mc- WIN to 1000 MHMffll SUMPS SSHS Its Fun! It's Easyl Its Magic! Everybody Wins! Get Magic Chek and details today at Ed's Standard Corner Waukegan-Front. McHenry -Ph. 385- 0720 Henry County Education association at the annual institute day heldL March 13 at Woodstock. Tne infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lafontaine of Edgebrook Heights was christened Thomas Eugene at a baptismal rite which took place March 15 at St. Patrick's Catholii church, Rev. William Collins officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson attended the modern living home and flower show at Navy pier on Monday. Last rites for Miss Frances Bauer, who died March 6, were held at St. Mary's Catholic church, March 9, followed by burial in the church cemetery. She was "a lifelong resident of the community. Illinois Bell Telephone company has filed a tariff revision with the Illinois Commerce commission in Springfield which when effective will esr tablish Pistakee Highlands as a separate exchange. Manager R. C. Jahn said the change will be made effective April 19. About 250 customers will be in the new exchange. DOLORES BRENNAN 653-9045 Set out below are questions frequently asked of the Selective Service System along with appropriate answers. Your cooperation in printing or announcing these will be in the public interest. Q. Is it necessary for a registrant who has been discharged from the Armed Forces to carry a Registration Certificate? A. Yes. Within ten days of the date of separation, the registrant must request his local board to issue to him a duplicate Registration Certificate. This request can be made by a letter to his local board or on a Request for Duplicate Registration Certificate or Notice of Classification (SSS Form 6) which he may file with his own or any other local board. Q. Why can't a person work with the Peace Cdrps for two years and substitute that for his two years in the Army? A. Such substitution is not permissible under provisions of Section 23 of the Peace Corps Act which states: 'Notwithstanding the provisions of any other law or regulation, service in the Peace Corps as a volunteer shall not in any way exempt such volunteer from the performance of any obligations or duties under the provisions of the Universal Military Training and Service Act." Q. Articles about college student deferments often refer to an "academic year". Please define that term. A. An "academic year", which is considered in determining a registrant's eligibily ity* for deferment in Class IIS, is the 12-month period following the beginning of a registrant's course of study. LOWS ENTERTAIN "SOO" CARD CLUB AT THEIR HOME Doris and Walt Low entertained their "500" card club in their home last Saturday evening. For the gals, Eleanor Runyard had high score while Ruth Raw son took low. Dan Rawson was high scorer for the guys with Bob Runyard having low. WEDNESDAY CARD CLUB The card club met on Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Anna Shadle with Miss Mae Wiedrich taking high and Ruby Shepard with low. RINGWOOD SUNSHINE 4-H CLUB NEWS The Ringwood Sunshine 4-H Club was called to order at 7:30 p.m. The pledges were led by Leon Tonyan. The Federation Report was given by Lynn Tomlinson. It reported that we should go because there is going to be two FBI agents at the meeting. The refreshments for this meeting were served by Karen Smith and Patty Christopher. Tom Hon? and Ralph Ackerman will serve next meeting. The demonstrations for this month were Rodney Ackerman, cooking; Kim Spengel, sewing; Vic Hopp, small engines; Lynn Tomlinson, sewing; Ruth Tonyan, cooking and Diane Christopher, stitchery. This month'stalks were given by Tom Hopp and Pam Spengel. For next month, Rodney Ackerman, Linda Vick and Craig Ackerman will give talks. Demonstrations for next month will be given by Colleen Tonyan, sewing; Debbie Freund, cooking, Tom Hopp, rocks, and Cathy Tonyan, cooking. ' May 7, is the next meeting. Ralph Ackerman made a motion that the meeting be adjourned with Kim Spengel seconding it. Submitted by Ruth Tonyan BIRTHDAYS, ETC. Happy birthday to Aunt Margaret Schmitt, on April 2, and also on that day, belated wishes to Aunt Babe Schmitt, and to Uncle Alvin Freund, happy birthday on April 15, with anniversary wishes to Aunt Mary and Uncle Pat Hiller also on the fifteenth. Happy birthday to Doris Low and nephew, Mike Schmitt, on the ninth -- on the tenth, happy birthday to Shirley Cristy, Martha Beaman and to Wade Bruce, happy birthday No. 2 -- and to Linda Low on the fourteenth, happy birthday. - Happy anniversary to Clara and Jerry Tonyan on the sixteenth, that's No. 17 this year -- and also on the sixteenth, happy birthday to Gi-Gi Mough -- to Edith and Floyd Howten, happy anniversary wishes on' the seventeenth -- and to Uncle Leo Smith, a most happy birthday on the eighteenth. AROUND TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Shadle were Easter ".Sunday dinner guests of friends in Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. L.E. Hawley were dinner guests on Easter Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reinwall and family in McHenry. Sunday callers in the Charles Brennan-Nellie Hepburn home included, Mr. and Mrs. John Blackman of Antioch, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blackman of Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sody, Mrs. Pearl Sny- Ever hear of a back-seat driver running out of gas?? 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