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ftgi Twenty -4ft. THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Thursday, November 14, 1963 Blngwood ANNUAL BAZAAR, TURKEY DINNER AT RINGWOOD NOV. 16 ' * Lor Brenauui - W.L. 804A " The Ringwood Methodist church will hold its annual bazaar and turkey dinner (family style) this coming Saturday Nov. 16. The bazaar will be open from 3 p.m. on with the dinner being served from 5 to 7 p.m. The bazaar consists of homemade candies, toys, aprons, rugs, fancy work, and many other articles. Come and do some of the Christmas shopping and help a worthy cause at the same time. .. Turkey with all the trimmings is the menu for the day. firing your friends and enjoy a meal out. Kew Grandchild For MrFarlnnds Rev. and Mrs. John R Mc Farland announced the birth of a daughter, Kathleen Anne, who was bom on Oct. 28 in St. Margaret's hospital in Hammond, Ind. The ftfcFarlands have one Other child, a daughter, Mary years old. Rev. Me- Farland is the minister of the Methodist church in Cedar Lake, Ind* and attends Garrett- Theological Institute in Evanston. The new baby's paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John F. McFfrland of Ringwood and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl J£arrt of Gary, Ind. '-NMr Residents for Winter Mrs. Richard L. Linquist and five sons arrived last Sunday from Port Huemcme, Calif., to spend the winter months with her folks, Mr. and Mrs. John McFarland. Mr. Lindquist, E.O.C. is with the Navy and stationed in Okinawa. One of the boys will be in the second grade at the Ringwood school, with the remainnlng at home. Their names are Howie, Mike, Jeff, Steve and Tony. Bunco Club Mrs. Flora Carr was the hostess for the Bunco club held in her home last Thursday. Mrs. Ruby Shepard was first with Agnes Doherty second and Mrs. Alice Fraizer Low. Card Club The Card Club met last Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Ruby Shepard with Mrs. Flora Carr taking high and Miss Mae Wiedrich low. Attends Bridal Shower Mrs. John Hogan and daughter, Pat, attended a bridal shower for Ruth Ann Schoenholtz last Wednesday evening at Stickney. Her class mates from nursing school were all in attendance and gave the linen shower. Also attending were Nancy Piatt and Mrs. Schoenholtz from McHenry. Ruth Ann will become the bride of Jerry Hogan on Nov. 23. Stork Shower In Hebron A pink and blue shower was held in Hebron for Mrs. David Weigle in the home of Mrs. McKinnel last Sunday. Attending from here were Mrs. Nellie Hepburn and Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Mrs. Weigle is Mrs. Shepard's granddaughter. Home From Hospital • • Mrs. John Klapp^rich has returned to her home after undergoing surgery in the hospital in Woodstock last week. Patient In Hospital Swen Hansen is in the McHenry hospital as the result of an accident recently. I'm sure he would appreciate hearing Don't Add ANTI-FREEZE This Year.. from some of the Ringwood folks. 8erveM For The Hot Lunches The servers for Nov. 27 are Georgia Bauer and Marion Winters. It will be hot dogs on that day. On th? fourth of December It will be Marion Winters and Lor Brennan serving the barbecues. Don't forget that if you are unable to serve when your turn comes up, contact Marion Winters or Doris Low for a replacement. Announce Winners Of Citizen* Award This year Art Smejkal, our Ringwood School principal, has a citizen's award for students of each of the four rooms. The award is based on several 'points and voted by students as well as the teachers. For the first and second grades, it was Susie Gelvin and Mike Winters. For the third and fourth grades, the winners are: Steve Harvey, David Belts, Priscilla Fossum and Patty Brennan. Winners in the fifth and sixth grades are: Ernie Malsch, Terry Harvey and Dolores Betts. In the seventh and eighth grades it was Bob Klapperich and Debbie Betts. Congratulations to the above students, we are very proud of each and every one of you. Keep up the good work. Here 'N' There Mrs. John Hogan and Pat were Chicago visitors on Wednesday. On Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Ziogler of Elgin called on Mrs. Nellie Hepburn. Mrs. Ruby Shepard spent last weekend with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ainger, in Hebron. Mrs. William Reinwall and boys, Gary and Mark, spent the day visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hawley, on Saturday. Mrs. Jack Leonard and children of Lake Geneva, Wis. spent Friday in the Wiedrich- Wegener home. Mrs. Nellie Hepburn visited her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Blackman, in Antioch on Thursday. Jane Lee Leonard of Lake Geneva spent the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Wegener. Jerry Hogan and Ruth Ann Schoenholtz were guests of honor at a family shower held Sunnyfide Estates VANDALS WRECK MAIL BOXES AND DESTROY PROPERTY Joan Waiczynnu 385-31ft5 At first I thought that the mess we had on our property as a result of Halloween was the worst anyone received and I felt it wasn't even worth mentioning. But on Sunday evening, Nov. 3 some smart alccks decided to do something just great. They knocked down the stand that holds three mail boxes on the corner of Grandview and Hilltop. When I discussed the matter with a neighbor it seems that they had quite a bit of destruction on their property for Halloween and it seems that another family even had their lamp post broken in front of their home. Well, now, I think it is utterly disgusting that anyone would find "pleasure" in this sort of "fun." Really, whoever is responsible should grow up. They jUst might find out that it's really nice being a grownup and acting like one. In the meantime, this is a warning, to whom it may concern. By damaging the mail box stand you are tampering with the United States post office property; and this is considered a federal offense. One of the people involved have a very in the Richard Thompson home last Saturday evening. The entire Hogun family was in attendance. On Friday, Mrs. Montgomery of Rockford called in the home of Mrs. Nellie Hepburn. Mrs. John Ehlert and Mabel of Wilmot, Wis., spent Tuesday and Wednesday in the home1 of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowman. Mrs. James Wegener and Jane Leonard called in the Robert Brennan home on Sunday. Loren Harrison was a supper guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brennan on Wednesday Mrs. Nellie Hepburn spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Robert Schuet/e in Wauwatosa, Wis. Mrs. Fred Bowman of Wonder Lake and Mrs. Millie Rush of Richmond called in the home of Mrs. John Ehlert at Wilmot, Wis., on Friday. That's the news from Ringwood for this week See you next? Bye. definite clue to the culprit, so prehaps that individual would like to come forward and admit to the damage and save himself some trouble. If not, I guarantee that when caught by other methods you will be turned over to the proper authorities. Unexpected Company My folks, Laura and A1 Holtfodt, received a phone call last Sunday. It turned out that Laura's sister, Clara Herman, and her two daughters, Lorraine Warzecha and Dorothy Zmuda, plus their two children, had decided to take a drive out; but halfway here they developed severe car trouble and their call was a call for help. Laura's daughter, Loretta Mikkelsen, drove out to pick them up and when they got to the Holtfodts they called Lorraine's husband to come out and take them home later. What a sljame* Here they try to perform an act of kindness by driving out to visit Mom and Dad; not only that but they brought an entire dinner with them besides; and then this has to happen. Oh, well, they enjoyed a nice visit in spite of the trouble. SEHOA Meeting Results The main results of the meeting held last Friday was that there will be a petition circulated for signatures for the blacktopping of the roads. This would have been unnecessary if the attendance at the meeting had been greater and therefort more accomplished in evening. Let's hope for better attendance and cooperation in the future. Happy Occasions Birthday greetings go this week to the following: Today, Nov. 14, to little Charles Schneider who will be two years old. On Nov. 18 to Donald Fail. And on Nov. 20 to Dunnar Johanscn. Happy birthday one and all. May you have a happy, healthy year to follow. Anniversaries this week are as follows: On Nov. 15 to Jo and Ed Marczak who will celebrate fifteen years of wedded life. On Nov. 16 to LaVerne and Kelly Noah who will celebrate .sevtenteen years of married happiness. Also on Nov. 16 Joe and Connie Martinez will celebrate their sixth year of wedded togetherness. Congratulations to all you fine couples. Happy anniversary on your special day and may you be blessed With many more ye^rs ol wedd<"-'t bliss: • y Party L St. John's Holy Name society will sponsor a party on Sunday evening, Nov. 17th, at 8 p.m. at the Community Club. Everyone is invited to come and bring your family and friends. Earfy Deadline Just a reminder that Thanksgiving will be two weeks from today and because of the holiday, this column has an earlier than usual deadline. Please keep it in mind when planning to call with your news. Signing Off That's all the news there is for this week folks. Hope the calls are more plentiful next time. 'Bye Now! ATTENDS T. B. 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