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Thursday,June 16,1966 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Three -- Page One RINGWOOD NEWS ffi®3LsORrE3 BSRENNAN 653-8045 HONOR CINDY HOPP AT GRADUATION PARTY SUNDAY On June 7, Cindy Hopp graduated from St. John's church in Jbhnsburg, along with fortynine other classmates. Cindy was honored on Sun-' day at a party held in her honor at the home of her grandparents on the Fox River in Johnsburg. There were approximately fifty-five persons attending, and some enjoyed a brisk swim in the cool waters. Cindy was presented with many lovely gifts. Congratulations to you upon receiving your diploma from St. John's, Cindy Church Notes Church services are held every Sunday at 10 a.m. with church school following at 11 a.m. Thursday, June 16, is the women's tour of the Wingate home for children. Anyone wishing to go on this tour, please contact Betty Bland, 653-9292. The Junior Choir meets at 4 p.m. on Thursdays at the church. On Sunday, June 19, Father's Day services "will be held a\ the church. Senior High M.Y.F. will meet at Mt. Hope church at 7 p.m They will have a discussion on Islam. The Official board meets Wednesday evening, June 22, at 8 p.m. at the Church. Rev. Ronald Anderson is pastor. Honored at Birthday Surprise On Thursday, June 9, Ida Mae Walkington was honored at a surprise birthday party given by her local friends. Those attending were Yvonne Bruce, Linda Low, Evelyn Harrison, Sue, Cris and Betsy Fossum and David Klapperch, along with her family. Cake and ice cream were served and enjoyed by all. Feted at Birthday To help Chuck Ackerman celebrate his J)irthday on Saturday evening were Judy and Ken Beck and son, Virginia and Clayton Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. George Beck and Karen of Rolling Meadows also attended. Attended Shower Mrs .Bob Brennan, daughter, Pat, Mrs Nellie Hepburn and Mrs. James Wegener were among twenty-four guests to attend the bridal shower on Sunday afternoon to honor Miss Mary May of Woodstock. Hostesses for the shower were Mary, Nancy and Jane Leonard and Mrs. Peggy Strackbein of Lake Geneva, and was held in the Strackbein home. After playing help your neighbor, Mary opened her many beautiful and useful gifts. Refreshments were served to all. Miss May will become the bride of Jack Leonard, Jr., on the twenty-first of June, at St. Mary's church in Woodstock. Honored at Graduation Party Sue Hogan was honored at a party held for her in the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan on Friday evening following the graduation ceremonies at McHenry. Sue complet- INBOARD iSR OUTBOARD stam-to-stern protac With a State Farm Boatowners Policy, you're insured against air the major risks of owningf, maintaining and operating your inboard or outboard motor, boat and trailering equipment... and you'recovered in case of liability iosses too. Yet all this protection is yours-at a low rate that's so typical of State Farm. Call me today for all the details! DENNIS A. CONWAY 3315 W. Elm Street McHenry Phone 385-7111 State Farm Fire & Casualty Co. Home Office: Bloomington, III. QVA7Q PAQQ IU0UUNCI ed her studies at McHenry high school. After a social hour, a buffet supper was served to approximately thirty-five guests. The centerpeice on the table was a b e a u t i f u l l y d e c o r a t e d c a k e made and decoratefl by her aunt Dorothy of Marengo Sue was; presented with many gifts. Around Town Mr. and Mrs. William Reinwall and son, Mark and Gary, of McHenry visited in the L. E. Hawley hom£ on Monday; They had just returned home after spending a couple of weeks touring points of interest in the East. They visited Baltimore; Philadelphia, Washington D.C., and Virginia, just to mention a few. L ^ n n y Ackerman was honored on Saturday evening at a party given by his folks in honor of his graduation from Ringwood grade school. His aunts and uncles as well as cousins joined him. On Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs; Loren Harrison, Mr and Mrs. Boyd Dowell and son, Billy, were dinner guests in the Clarence Harrison home at Greenwood. It was in honor of Marion and Clarence's twenty- fifth wedding anniversary. Congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Troon of Arcadia, Calif, are spending a few weeks in the Marian and Alice Peet home. Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Shadle attended the golden anniversary celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray in Chicago on Sunday. Tuesday evening callers in the Peet home were Mr and Mrs. Henry Rassmussen of Crystal Lake. Margaret Carey of Elgin called on Wednesday afternoon. On Friday aftern o o n , L o r a i n e Z i e g l e r a n d Glenda Morrow of Elgin called on Marion Peet. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reinwall and sons, and Mrs. Anna Reinwall of McHenry were callers in the L. E. Hawley home on Saturday evening. O Sunday r Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Howe of Crystal Lake and Mrs. Ruth Reike of Harrington called in the L E. Hawley home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rhoades and boys spent the week on a camping trip , returning home on Friday eye-, ning. Say, Aunt Nellie, what's this about you missing your dogsitting job more than the babysitting one? HMMM??? Let's all remember Dad on Fathers' Day, Sunday. It's the one day a year especially set aside for him. I would like to extend my best wishes to all you fathers on Sunday. See you next week? ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY McHenry Hospital Auxiliary News McHenry hospital has received official approval to take part in the Medicare program, Anthony Corcoran, administrator announced this past week. Next step, completed this week, is for the hospital to return form agreements to the department of health, education and welfare. Corcoran received notice that McHenry hospital meets requirements for participation from Fred B Wolf, department of health, education and welfare. "We expect an initial impact as Medicare goes into effect July 1," observed Corcoran. "The medical staff feels some older patients wno require elective hospitalizatiqn may be holding off until July 1. "After the initial rush, we expect the patient load to stabilize but of course we <fon't know long-range effects yet." Corcoran said a check of patient admittances over the past 12 months shbws that about 25 per cent of them would have been eligible for help under Medicare. The length of patient stay may increase. It has been about seven days on the average but under Medicare some experts feel patients may average ten to eleven days in the hospital. Doctors and hospitals will be working even more closely together. .With more elderly patients in the hospitals, it will be natural for doctors to have more need to headquarter more closely at the hospital. Medicare will pay for patients who qualify. A person must be sick and need hospitalization in order to be admitted for care under Medicare provisions. McHenry hospital has established a utilization committee in accordance with the law to coordinate the Medicare program. HftOUGHTHE mm IisTWdliD MANOR Pat Borcovan--885-3813 Richard Hawkins--885-5106 MOTORIST MUST USE CAUTION AS CHILDREN PLAY We are now in the summer months and the childre^ are just beginning their summer vacation. This means that they will be playing outside from early morning till dusk! It's every residents duty to be sure your fchildren do not play on the streets and to know where, they are playing at all times. It is of the utmost importance that all of our motorists and those who use motor bikes arid motorcycles exercise extreme caution and slow speed, when driving thru the manor. Children can easily dart out from nowhere and unless you are going slow and paying full attention to the road, a" very serious accident can result. Children bore Very easily' during their long vacation months, so be sure to have an ample supply of good literature for their enjoyment and visit our Lakemoor Public Library regularly. Periodically, t h is column will publish th6 surtVf mer schedule of hours and any' other pertinent news ab6ut the: library. . Our baseball field backstop is very near completion and. -it should be one of the finest in the county. It has taken a lot of work and' effort to construct, but there is much more to be done in order '-to make our baseball -field a- complete success. Grass needs cutting, equipment has to be purchased, the ground and bases have to be rOtotilled. and reseeded.. If you want. your son to have a complete baseball diamond'arid you have some time to help on this worth while project, please call Richard Hawkins '385-51jp6. Rummage Sale. The rummage sale held on Saturday, June 4, was a huge success!" It was probably the most profitable rummage sale in the subdivision's history. Many thanks to the people who worked on the sale for their time and effort. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Borcovan, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Messer, Dick Wiegman and Richard Hawkins. 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Deepest Sympathy Mrs. Ann Ritter's father. Ludwig Theis, urday evening. died early Sat- Homemakejrs This month's homemaker's meeting was held at Julie Pieroni's home. Among the "Manorites" present were Pam W o o d b u r y , L o i s R y a n , D e e Penick. and Kay Mitchell. The major topics of the day were H a w a i i a n c o o k e r y a n d t h e proper method to put on demonstrations. Graduations This year we have a great many youngsters graduating from both McHenry Junior high and McHenry high school. It is unfortunate that at this printing, a list of the graduates from St. Patrick's, St. Mary's and also Marian Central is not available. Graduating from McHenry Junior high are: Jim Sobacki, Steven Rohrer, Linda Weigman, Billy Urban, Denise Lottchea, Maureen Moore, Robbi Store, Nancy Olson, Mark Borcovan and Charlene Sutton. Graduating from McHenry high school are Donna Patryas, Adrienne Perrino, Lynn Krebs and Cynda Lou Radner. Best wishes to all these fine young men and women. . Anniversaries Since this is June, virtually a harvest month for the sacrament of marriage, We have a somewhat long list of wedding anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grom and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Urban were joined in wedlock on ^ June 17. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weigman celebrate on June 19. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Salo were joined in holy bliss on June 21 and Mri and Mrs. Robert Mitchell celebrate their big day on June 22. Birthdays Toni Olson's big day is June 17. June Fuller celebrates on June 18. Jackie French and Cynthia Mitchell both enjoy their, birthday on June 20. Maureen McCormack and Edna Mueller celebrate their first day on earth on June 22. See you next week! ROPING^SPECTACLLAR 5 Black light jroping will bef if" feature of the state fair horse show this year by the man who originated it. Mrs Virginia Comstock, secretary of the nat i o n a l c h a m p i o n s h i p h o r s e show, announced the appearance of J., W. 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