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Thursday. August 26, 1965 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Two -- Page Two RINGWOOD NEWS DELORES BBENNAN 653-9043 HOLD FULL DAY OF CLASSES ON TUESDAY. AUG. 31 William Roeder, our new p r i n c i p a l a t t h e R i n g w o o d School, has announced that on Monday, Aug. 30, school will begin at 9 a.m. with a short session. Book rentals and insurance fefes may be paid on Monday, and school will begin on Tuesday at 9 a.m. with.the full day of school. The teachefs "for the grades are as follows; first and secfind, Mrs. Arline London; third and fourth, Mrs. Van Landuyt; fifth and sixth, Mrs. Luana Lumber; and seventh and eighth, William Roeder. Wilis Softball League The Ringwood 12" softball team won the league's first trophy, at Genoa City last week. The trophy is on display at the local garage along with others won during the previous years. This week, the boys are playing in the playoffs. The results will be in next week's column. Going Away Party Mrs. Anna Shadle entertained a group of ladies for cake and coffee in honor of Mrs. Belva Sebastian who is moving from the Ringwood area on Sept. 1. T h e p e r s o n s a t t e n d i n g w e r e : Mrs. Art Lau Mrs. Doris Low, Mrs. Flora Carr, Mrs. Nellie Hepburn, Mrs. Ruby Shepard, Mrs. Gert Shepard, Mrs. Agnes Jencks, Mrs. Mabel Hawlev and Mrs. Gerry Kunz. Card Club Meets Miss Mae Wiedrich was hostess for the Card Club on Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Flora Carr. Mrs. Belva Sebastian was high for the day with Mrs. Gerry Kunz low. Jr. High M.Y.F. News Sunday, Aug. 15, the Ringwood Junior High M.Y.F. electe d t h e n e w o f f i c e r s . L a r r y Harvey is the new president; Terry Harvey, vice-president; Diane Christopher, secretary; Michele Rasmussen, treasurer; and Robin Fossum, reporter. After the election, the M.Y.F. left for Hebron, where they watched the Senior High M.Y.F. Jose a "close" game to Hebron with a score of 23 to 8. After the game, both M.Y.Fs. were served refreshments at the Hebron church. Robin Fossum, Reporter Here 'N* There Mr. and Mrs. Paul Walkington and family, and Ben Walkington attended funeral services lor Gilbert Walkington, son ot the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walkington of Libertyville, who was killed in an accident at Alexandra,^ Va., on Aug. 15. The Rev. Jay Walkington conducted the funeral services last Thursday at Libertyville. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Low attended the funeral services, lor Doris' grandmother, Mrs. Marbel E. Taylor, who passed away Friday evening at -the, McHenry hospital. Services were held from the George Justen and Son Funeral Home with burial in C o r y d o n, Iowa, on Monday morning. Deepest sympathy is extended to Doris and Walt. Mr. and Mrs. David Walkington and daughter, Lori, from Fullerton, Calif., are spending some time visiting relatives in the area. Thev are staying with the Ben and Paul Walkingtons while here. Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., celebrated her nine!v-second birlhday on Saturday. Callers for the day were; Roy Wiedrich of Burlington, Flovd Foss of Richmond, Fred Wiedrich, Jr., Mary Ann Wegener and boys of Me-, Henry, Mrs. Flora Carr and Mrs. Anna Shadle. We wish you a very happy birthday, Grandma. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Harrison took her mother, Mrs. Mary Henne, out to dinner in Richmond on Tuesday to help her celebrate her seventy-first birthday. Mrs. Ruby Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shepard and sons of Atlanta, Ga., enjoyed Sunday dinner at the Allen Ainger home in Hebron. Bobby and Howard Shepard, Jr., remained to spend the week there. Charles Carr, Mrs. Flora Carr and Miss Mae Wiedrich attended the Wisconsin State fair at Milwaukee on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brennan, Bobby and Pattv attended the state fair in Springfield on Thursday. Mrs. Roy Wiedrich and daughter, Nancy, Mrs. Bob Pearson and daughter, Peggy, all ofyBurlington, called on Mrs. ifred Wiedrich, Sr., on Thursday. Sunday dinner guest in the P. Walkington home were; Be, Walkington, Mr. and Mrs. Dayld Walkington and daughter, Lori, of California: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shull and children; Mr. and Mrs. John Walkington and daughter, Mrs. Edith Pape and 1 FEATURED AT THE 115th Walworth County FAIR Elkhorn, Wisconsn, Sept. 3-4-5-6 FRIDAY, SEPT. 3 Free Grandstand -- Horse Show, Vaudeville Children's Day SATURDAY/ SEPT. 4 Harness Races -- Drum & Bugle Corps Competition -- Alice in Dairvland SUNDAY, SEPT. 5 Harness Races -- Ginny Tiu Show Harmonicats -- WGN Barn Dance MONDAY, SEPT. 6 Harness Races -- Stock Parade of Champions Johnny King's Daredevils STAGE ACTS Doug Hart • Honeymooners • Delmonte Chimps* FARROW AMUSEMENT CARNIVAL HUGE FARM MACHINERY EXHIBIT PICNIC AREA |? G RANDSTAND ADMISSION ' FRIDAY afternoon and evening FREE. .SAT., SfJN., MON., afternoon Res. $2, $1.50. f!pn. Adm. SI. SATURDAY NIGHT, General Admission only $1. ;|SUNDAlQ_JtfONDA¥__nights;_Res1 $1.25, <;en! Adm. ijil. Barbara McDerfnitt all of liberty ville and Jan Den wood of La- Grange. O n S u n d a y , A u g . 8 , l i ' t l e Jar.'nes Darrin. son of the Jim O'Hallerans, was christened a' St. Pa'.rick's t lir.rc h in M..-Henry. Sponsors for little Jim were Mr. .and Mrs. Alva Ashbaugh of Hebron. A dinner was served to all" following the christening. Mrs'. Zella Newland of Hutsonville and daughters Mrs. Nangene Wheeler of Tulsa, .Okla.. and M."s. Marjorie Lemaing of Chicago spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ag/ies Jencks. Mr. ana Mrs. Bervln Woodard of Lovington and Helen's mother, Mrs. JBessi(> Galvin '<"»f Assumption. ..spent the weekend in the home ot Miv and Mrs. Llovd Barker. * Jan Den'A.-ood of LaGrange spent the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Walkington. On Sept. 4, Little Mik(> -Hogan will celebrate his first birthday. Betsy Fossum celebrates her 'ratal dav on the 5th. Happy birthday wishes to both and any others coming up this coming week. Before closing, there's an early deadline next week for the columns, so I'd appreciate it very mutfh if you give me a call on Friday before 11 a.m. if you have anything for the Ring wood newsi LAKEMOOR- LILYMOOR According to sports records, the first skiing in America took place around Lake Tahoe, Calif., about 100 years ago - introduced by Scandinavian miners, in an effort to while aw iy spare time. .All tlv- land in four Nevad r counties is-owned by U.S. Government. There are 17,000 known, species of seaweed. SHIRLEY SCHUERR 885-2645 ANNUAL OUTING DISCUSSED AT AUXILIARY MEET The Woman's auxiliary held its monthly meeting Monday, Aug. 2. In the absence of the president Shirley Schuerr the vice-president Lil Wijas conducted the meeting. . The annual outing was discussed. It will take, place Wednesday, Sept. 8. They will be leaving from Club Lilymoor at i0:30 a.m. for Marengo. Winner of the monthly prize was Ruth Young. Hostesses for t h e A u g u s t m e e t i n g w e r e Eunice Tobev, MaHon Vernkahl and Lil Wijas. Due tojjthe holiday the next monthly meeting will be held Monday, Sept. 13, in the dining room of Club Lilymoor at 8 p.m. Hostesses for the September meeting are Ruth Young, J(J Bartelt and Lee Bassi. Sympathies No wprds can express our deepest sympathies to Louise Epperson on the loss of her mother, Mrs. Violet Mulhearn. Mrs. Mulhearn passed away Sunday, Aug. 8, in Lily, Penn. She was the mother of sixteen children and several grandchildren. Birthday Greetings to Kevin Epperson who will celebrate his seventh birthday Saturday, Aug. 28. Many happy returns, Kevin. A Very Belated Birthday greetings go to Rita Epperson who celebrated her fifteenth birthday July 21. Sorry it is late, but many happy returns, Rita. Farewell Goes to Walter and Josephine Schuerr who have moved to Knox, Ind. They were summer r e s i d e n t s o f L i l y m o o r s i n c e around 1939 and year r6und residents for the past three years. You sure are going to be missed. Back From Vacations Bob and Marylyn LoPresti and children are back from their vacation in Minnesota. Back are Lill Neumann and daughter, Sharon, aind Toni Ehredt and sons Bob, Frank and Kenny. They all spent their vacation up in Wisconsin. L a w r e n c e a n d Shirjey Schuerr and tribe are back from their vacation in Canada. While up there Lawrence and Mary tried going out in a canoe and landed in. the ice cold drink twice with clothes and all on. You're suppose to stay in the canoe, Lawrence and Mary, not on the outside of it. In Cloaxng Please let me hear from you with your news for the-column now that we are home. A recent check showed slightly over 10,000 songs, each using the word'"moon" in title or body. Some people never learn to live -- and others, never 'lure to learn. . irf? 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