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(W Ringwood News Barbara Miller Chosen Director Of Play "Mame" FEATURED IN PARADE - This beautiful float, which was a winner in the McHenry Marine Festival line of march in July, will be featured in the Johnsburg parade Sunday, Sept. 24, com­ memorating the fiftieth anniversary of the Johnsburg Community club. Parade time is 1:30, lining up on Spring Grove road. The route will march up Johnsburg road to Fairview,- then west to Chapel Hill road, north to St. John's avenue, where it will continue to St. John's church. At this point the parade will turn east on Church street to disband at the Johnsburg public school. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Lakeland Park DOROTHY LENSE 385-6517 Women's Club Holds Season's First Meeting The fall season for the Lakeland Park Women's Club got off to a good start last Thursday, Sept. 14. In the large group of ladies were several who were there for the first time. And the club welcomed four new members. The board members served as hostesses for the September meeting. A variety of cakes and cookies were served. After the treasurer's and secretary's report, plans were made for the activities that will take place during the coming year. The club will visit Hager's pottery in Dundee and go out to lunch in October. Plans are already being made for the Christmas party and for the Snow Ball dinner- dance. The next meeting of the Lakeland Park Women's Club will be held Thursday, Oct. 5. The highlight of the meeting will be a wine tasting party featuring German wines. Plan to come. REGISTER TO VOTE On Saturday, Sept. 23, there will be an open registration. In order to vote in the presidential election, Nov. 7, you must be registered. In Lakeland Park you can register at the home of John Licastro, 1603 N. North Avenue or Frank Hromec, 1611 N. Pleasant or Vicki Bottari, 1621 N. Pleasant. CUBSCOUT PACK 351 MEETING The first meeting of Cub Scout Pack 351 will be held Friday, Sept. 29, at 7 p.m. The meetings have been changed from the last Thursday of each month to the last Friday of each month. The meetings are held in St. Patrick's church hall. CANDLE OCCASIONS Happy birthday greetings go to Jim Laursen and David Wagner on Sept. 24. Ted Kaminski and Lil Mullen share Sept. 25 as their special oc­ casion. Doug Viita will celebrate his birthday on Sept. 26. Sept. 27 is Liz Borchert's Mrs. Walter B. Miller (Barb), well known locally for her delightful performances as Sarah Brown in "Guys and Dolls", "Josephine and The Step-Sister" for McHenry Choral Club, also her moving performance as Yente in "Fiddler on the Roof", has been chosen to direct "Mame" for the Townsquare Players. Her most recent semi-pro work includes directing "Quiet Cries", assistant director "Marriage-on-Round at McHenry Playhouse, and "Annie Get Your Gun" Woodstock Opera House, Director Townsquare Ten- thouse Theater at McHenry County Fair, Director » "Evening of Theatre" at Opera House. The musical "Mame" will be presented at the Woodstock Opera House Oct. 6-7-8-13-14-15, curtain time Friday and Saturday, 8:30 p.m. Sunday, 6:30 p.m. Tickets available - box office or reserve by sending check payable Jto Townsquare special day. Elaine Jett has a circle around Sept. 28. ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS Jo and Lee Mai will celebrate their anniversary on Sept. 22. This will be their sixteenth anniversary. Shirley and Max Koch will dance the anniversary waltz on Sept. 27. They will celebrate 20 years of togetherness. Players - P.O. 175, Woodstock, 111. 60098. PARISH SWIMMING PARTY All high school age children interested in MYF are to meet at the church on Sunday af­ ternoon for the big swimming party they have planned. They wiir meet at the church and then go on to West campus for their swimming. PAGE 5-PLAIDEALER-FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1972 ~~| Name Class Advisors, Officers, Marian High ABOUTTOWN Linda Russell of Volo was a visitor in the Clyde Wright home last week on Saturday. Mrs. Norman Washo from ^.ake , Zurich visited with her sister, Class advisors and class officers have been named at Marian Central high school. Chiefly responsible for class activities and functions during the 1972-1973 school year at Marian Central Catholic high school will be these faculty members serving as class advisors: Freshmen, Mrs. Judith Pokorny; sophomores, Robert Bowman; juniors, Robert Billimack and seniors, Thomas Parker, Students elected to organize and administer class activities for the vear are: Mrs. Nettie Wright, on Wed­ nesday of last week. Phyllis Zell's sister and family visited with Phyllis and Dick on Sunday. The girls went shopping in Elgin. , SEWINGCIRCLE The next sewing circle meeting will be at the home of Alice Peet in McHenry. Those needing a ride call Doris Low. Hope to see you all there. NEWS Folks the news column is getting sort of short these days. Please call Katie, Mertie, Phyllis or Doris. Remember the proceeds from this column go to the church funds. It isn't much but help do your part by calling one of your reporters and let us know your news. HAPPY BIRTHDAY On Sept. 25 we see that Steven Davis is celebrating his bir­ thday and on Sept. 28 Lloyd Barker, Jerry Tonyan, Larry " Luke "<i Acker man and Trudy (Oonk) all share their natal day. Sure is a slow week for birthdays but we still send our heartiest wishes to you all. ANNIVERSARY This next week we have two couples celebrating their an­ niversaries. So to Bud and June Oxtoby on Sept. 26 and Robert and Martha Betts on Sept. 30. Happy anniversary and many more to come. Seniors: President, Jim Coughlin; vice-president, Barb Gosser; secretary, Peg Fogarty; treasurer, Stan Walczynski; boys' social chairman, Larry Huck and girls' social chairman, Carol Rickert. Juniors: President, Chris Thelen; ' vice-president, Maureen Cristy; secretary, Mimi Bolger; treasurer, Ann Zimmerman; boys' social chairman, Phil Burden and girls' social chairman, Mary Lou Johnston. Sophomofes: President, Marcia Biasiello; vice- president, John Idstein; secretary, Cynthia Doherty; treasurer, Dave Bolger; boys' social chairman, Bob Coughlin and girls' social chairman, Kim Crook. The freshmen class officers will be elected by their classmates this week. There's one way to make a newspaper successful: print the news. NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT! ^Sportsman's Inn OPEN 6.00 AM DAILY - 3914 W MAIN ST McHENRY r spurgeons pairs Your Choice! 3 Styles Fiberglas* Ti MARKET PLACE SHOPPING CENTER 4400 W. 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Because they are\Constantly aware of the necessity of im­ proving these services, THE McHENRY STATE BANK remains the largest financial institution in not only McHenry County but the entire upper Fox River Valley, from the North Shore to Rockford. THE McHENRY STATE BANK MAY BE NUMBER ONE, BUT THEY ARE STILL TRYING HARDER COMPARATIVE TABLE OF RESOURCES December 31st December 31st 1906 ••• '31,988 1954 ••• *9,864,364 1910 ••• *171,140 1906 1956 • •• *11,649,291 1915 ••• *301,976 1906 1960 M* *16,143,313 1920 ••• <448,446 To 1963 ••• *23,837,951 1930 ••• *644,707 To 1965 • •• *29,250,206 1940 ••• *1,119,693 1972 1967 • •• *33,023,491 1945 ••• *4,863,253 1972 1968 ••• *39,680,791" 1950 ••• *6,541,772 1970 • •• *45,614,565** * JUNE 30, 1972 *1972 • •• *56,904,575" YOU THE CUSTOMER IS "NUMBER ONE" AT McHenry State Bank /aTul^ "Where Family Money Matters" BANK^ 3510 W. Elm McHenry 385-1040 t