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liraw®®! 1 EWS DOLORES BRENNAN 653-9045 SET DATES FOR KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION I contacted Duane Andreas of the Johnsburg School District No. 12 this morning, and have the following information on school registration; Parents of Kindergarten youngsters for fall are to register on Thursday, May 16, between the hours of 9-11 a.m., 1 to 3 p.m. or 7 to 9 p.m. And on Friday, from 9 to 11 a.m. or 1 to 3 p.m. It is not necessary to bring your child, but you may. You will need to have a birth certificate at this time also. You will not need to pay the rental and milk or lunch fees at this time, as they are payable in the fall. If you have a youngster going into first grade in the fall, and has not gone to kindergarten you may also register at the same time as above. Registration will be in the multi - purpose room at the Johnsburg elementary school. COMMUNITY CLUB MEETING OPEN HOUSE AT SCHOOL The Ringwood Community Cjjlub met last Tuesday evening with Doris Low, president, calling the meeting to order. It vtas discussed and decided to hold the annual club-schoolpicrilc on May 26, at noon at the dchool grounds. Rain or shine! More details on picnic later on. The Community club decided to use some of the hot lunch money tp furnish ham for the picnic. So, I will inform you folks as tjp what to bring next issue. j Phyllis O'Halleran is in charge of games for the youngsters, and if you have any ideas as to games, give her a call, and also, she would like clean, pld nylons for some type of game??? Yep! So, keep the dates open. This is open to all families in the community, and not st those families with youngsters in the local school. The entire community is most welcome to attend. It's a good old fashioned picnic. The first, second, fifth and sixth grades are taking a school trip to Woodstock on Wednesday, May 15 to take in several interesting places. The meeting was then open for discussion as to what to do about the community club for the coming school year. Since we no longer will have our own Ringwood school, due to consolidating with Johnsburg, nobody seems to know what to do. The Johnsburg district said we could continue with our community club and use the school building for meetings, and we were all invited to join their PTA. Now, we will have classes here, I understand, but not all Ringwood youngsters, and some of ours will be in Johnsburg, so what to do? The Halloween parties, Christmas programs, etc., will be missed if dissolved. But how to do things is a problem. If any of you readers have any ideas or opinions as to what to do, give me a call or call Doris Low. As it stands now, things will be left standing for now, and when fall comes, the present officers will see what the majority of people want to do. You can hash it out at picnic time too. The meeting was then closed with the open meeting following. The fifth and sixth graders put on a very interesting play entitled "The Mail Must Go Through" starring Tom Low, Pam Jones, Andy Fossum, Colleen Mayer, Juanita Ackerman and Ralph Ackerman. The mailman was snowed down on his route, with the boy of the family coming to the rescue by offering to take the mail on his skis, an early birthdayjjres.ent. The mail did go thrctughT Very good acting and play. Congratulations to all. Several of the fifth and sixth graders then demonstrated their PE program, showing us many of the different exercises. The school rooms were open then for parents to tour them. You could see the work of the youngsters on their desks and around the room. The projects these kids have are fantastic. It was a very interesting evening. Following the open house, Marion Winters, Althea Walk- CEMETERY CARD PARTY A SUCCESS A fun filled night of playing cards was enjoyed by all attending the Ringwood cemetery card party at the school last Thursday evening. Table prizes were awarded as well as many lovely and useful other prizes. Mrs. Floyd Howe was a Jucky winner of the beautifully decorated cake made by ington and Lor Brennan served*' ^ wiedrich girls, cake, kool-aid and coffee to all. LOCALS ATTEND BOWLING DINNER Trophies were handed out to all teams at a dinner held in Richmond on Saturday night, in the Sunday night mixed league. First place winners were Walt and Dorothy Valentine and Frank and Dorothy Valentine. Second place to Producers team ^consisting of Bill and Dorothy Harris and Del and Donna 01- sen. Third place trophy to the Solon Construction team, made up of Doris and Walt Low, Phil and Leonard Ackerman. All received trophies of some sort (even homemade ones), and centerpieces were made up special for bowlers. Good time held by all, and all are looking forward to next fall's bowling. Ww Look for Budget Meal - H^sli Loaf Need a versatile main dish to iphanjre the t'avui of l>udjret Jjiienus'.' ? Canned coined heef hash fills |the hill superbly to put new ^character into lou-cust meals. I It's just as versatile as ground fbeef. Even trues it'one better as |a delicious addition to breakfasts. Follow label directions 'for slicing hash into patties. |Brown patties and serve on gtoasted PZnjtrlish muffins fo'i- a fhashbui'Ker lunch. Or top with <,a poached or fried for a I'.'quick and economical brunch. iOr try it for dinner in a new version of meat loaf . . . Hash f.Loaf. | Form a loaf from the hash, £bread crumbs, and some v^isjThe delicious mixture bakes up Santo a moist, crusted loaf. Top |the loaf with a quick, low-cost sauce made instantly with t D I N E COCKTAI LS h: Now featuring the finest & Largest Selection of Cantonese food also a fine Selection of American food. Confucius say Man who dine at No 1 Restaurant enjoy himself velly much H. Hsooi Bring this phrase with you and receive one Free Egg Roll Where Dinning Is A Pleasure Dinners served from 5 P.M - 9 P.M. Weekday Luncheons served 11:30 - 2:00 P.M. Sundays 12:00 - 9 P.M. Carry Outs . Call 459-1515 -Varese 7320 S. Route 31 Just south of Rt. 14 Crystal Lake, Hi. Closed Mondays Cake and coffee were served to all. HOT LUNCH SERVERS Serving hot dogs cm May 8 are Phyllis O'Halleran and Ruth Moehling. On May 15, serving Bar-B-Ques are Ruth and Eleanor e Meyer. FATHER OF RESIDENT DIES Our sincere sympathy to Bud and June Oxtoby upon the sudden death of Bud's dad, Arthur J. Oxtoby of Spring Grove, who died suddenly in his home on Friday evening. Services were held on Sunday from the Ehorn funeral home in Richmond. ATTEND FUNERAL Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Shadle attended the funeral of their long time friend, Paul Yanda, . last Monday morning. In the evening, the Shadles attended the meeting in Crystal Lake of the McHenry Historical society. ON SICK LIST As of this writing, Floyd Howten is still hospitalized for tests, but should be dismissed and on the road to recovery at tome when you read this. He was a patient in the St. Therese hospital in Waukegan. Our wishes for a real speedy recovery, Floyd. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY COOK-OUT Ralph Kick and Charlie Brennan were surprised by a cookout held at the John Lanway home on Sunday afternoon. Karen Lanway made a birthday cake reading, happy birthday to Charlie Brown and Ralph. Moochie Ackerman and Karen, and Lisa Lanway and Wayne Brennan came out with the cake singing happy birthday to the two honored guests. Jackie Lanway had chicken, potato salad and all the trimmings to honor the two. BIRTHDAYS . A special happy birthday with love to our daughter, Pat, who will turn 14 on Sunday, May 12 --and to brother-in-law, Jim Wegener, a happy birthday on the fourteenth -- and to Chester Griffith, a happy fifth birthday on the fifteenth - and on the sixteenth happy birthday to Cindy Bruce, who will be 14 also, and anniversary wishes to Charlie and Doe Brennan on the sixteenth. OUR PARK GETS BEAUTIFYING JOB Thanks to a couple of hard workers over the weekend, our town park got leveled off. Kenneth Petska and John Klapperich graded and leveled and rototilled the section that had been used to make an ice. skating rink a couple of years ago. The grass seed is being picked up today, and possible by night fall, new seed will have been sowed. If you, as parents, will inform your youngsters not to dig and tramp up the newly seeded area, we will have a nice lawn soon. Many thanks to Ken and John and others who helped. John did the lawn mowing job. Certainly looks much better than an overgrown park. MR. PEARSON ON AILING LIST Our neighbor, J.C. Pearson, is a patient in the Memorial hospital in Woodstock to undergo tests. Pm sure some WED., MAY 8, 1968 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 5 cards from his many friends will pass his stay more quickly. A card shower is just what we need to show our concern and wishes for an extra speedy recovery, to our friend and "^'CABDCLUB The Card Club met on Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Ruby Shepard with Vivian Jackson high scorer of the afternoon and Mae Wiedrich with low. AROUND TOWN Callers on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nation and Mrs. Roy Wiedrich of Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wiedrich and family. Mae Wiedrich and Flora Carr called on their Aunt Sara Coates and Cora Stewart in Woodstock on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul WalldngtOn and family were birthday dinner guests in the home of their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Walkington, on Thursday evening. It was the first time since Jay's eighteenth birthday, that they were able to join him in celebration of his birthday. Ida Mae Walkington spent the weekend with her folks, the Paul Walkingtons. R@®m at Top Yields Space All across the country, families who own older homes are discovering the attic as potential living space. Even though small, it can make a perfect guest room, a hideaway for adults, or a teen-agers' study center. Decorating-wise, it's exciting to retain the natural lines of the attic, emphasizing its steeply pitched ceiling and low knee walls. To make the most of the ceiling, panel it with bevel siding boards using any of the western woods like cedar, pine, fir or hemlock. Knotty grades are |^st expensive and can be dramatic finished with a dark stain. Use space along the knee walls for built-in drawers and cupboards. Match the wood to the ceiling for the best effect, or use this area to introduce a brightly painted surface. Carpet the floor to minimize sound transmission to bedroom below and build in a couch-bed for everyday sitting space and guest sleeping space. canned condensed tomato soup, and horseradish. Serve cole slaw interspersed with pineapple tidbits for a refreshing addition to the meal. HASH LOAF AND TOMATO SAUCE J c;in- ( I.")1 CIIIIH I'S nu ll ) ciii lU'd III '4' f - -litrhtly ln'iit' ii i ;i < 111> tin.- dry lu-i>:i«| rrumlis 1 Cilll I HI"', IIIUICI'Sl Ci illlll-IISI ll liHiiatn -oiip l! tiibli--|ii"i|i^ wali-r iti-ii-|ini>n |iri'|iiii cil liiiiM-rnilisli Combine hash, e^^s, and crumbs. Mix well. Shape firmly into loaf; place in greased shallow baking dish. Hake at F. for -40 minutes. Meanwhile, combine soup, water, and horseradish. Heat; stir now and then. •Serve with loaf. Use spatula for serving slices. Makes 4 to (> servings. 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