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PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1876 Ringwood News 653-9008 653-9262 728 0295 Long Weekend Brings Out Ringwood Campers Clayton and Virginia Bruce with Cecil and Cecilia Baker of Harvard, travelled to Castle Rock, Wi., for camping and fishing Other members of the Bruce clan travelled to Ft. Atkinson, Wi., for camping at Jellystone park. By the time all the unexpected drop-ins arrived, there were thirty folks camping in five trailers and four tents One member even slept in a bedroll on the ground. Some "r the folks there were the Ler and Laura Ackerman family. Ken and Judy Beck family, and Chuck and Bev Ackerman family. Others joining the ma McPherson of ipring Grov^JMwL Hubert Johnson of Milwaukee. Jtoanita yckerman and Vince Schiavoni ropped by also. *Hear that the Walkingtons and the Benoys went North to Legion lake camping this past weekend, no particular details so more next week. The Walt Lows went camping again with that group; Adams, Granaths and Grahams. Fun was |iad by all even though the weatHer didn't cooperate completely. Heard that a couple of them went for a walk and were lost for a few hours; others played cards, hor­ seshoes, fished and just did nothing. Of course, too much eating but, oh well. Ken and Judy Beck and family and Bev and Chuck Ackerman were found camping up near Fort Atkinson, Wi., and Bonnie and Roger Petska and boys visited Ken Petska up near Eau Claire, Wi. /' HERE AND THERE Leonard and Phyllis Ackerman are very grateful for the big rock they have in their front yard. A car involved in an accident Saturday night would no doubt have landed in their house had the rock not been there. Roger and Bonnie Petska, with their two boys, spent the holiday weekend with Rog's brother Kenneth at Tomah. Wi. Resea Ackerman and Charles Robinet, on leave from the Navy, are at her parents' home, the Charles Ackermans, to complete plans for their wedding, June 11. Diane Linstad drove down from Appleton last Thursday to attend the graduation of her brother, David Christopher, from West campus. GRADUATION PARTY Cindy Spencer, daughter of Sherman and Mary Spencer of Wonder Lake, was honored guest at a party at her home following graduation exercises at Parkland Junior high last Friday night. A decorated cake centered the refreshment table. Those attending the happy ^occasion were Leonard and Cheri Spencer family. Alan and Kris Spencer family, Betty and Gene Garrison of Hebron, and Jim and Dolly Spencer of Woodstock CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY TWICE A fifty-sixth wedding an­ niversary is something that should not be passed over lightly. At least that is your reporter's opinion. So we we^e very happy to hear that Byron and Lucille Sowers spent Jthe week of May 13 (their weeing date) in the EJfingharn area visiting members pf Byron's family and really enjoying themselves. They had been driven down there by their daughter, Betty Garrison. 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Last Sunday, Mrs. Hepburn and Art Jensen drove to Kenosha to visit the Russell Soddys, Miss Mary Swenson and Mrs. John Madison. Darold and Lori Thomas and family of Pheonix, Az., spent a couple of days with his mom, Mabel Thomas in McHenry. Then the morning they left, they all had breakfast with Doris Low, Walt had gone to work. It was a very enjoyable breakfast as it had been three years since Doris had seen Darold. Of course mom, Mabel Thomas, was there for break­ fast too. Althea Walkington and Mary Spencer were fortunate enough to find time to travel to Elgin one day last week to see a display of Bicentennial quilts. They enjoyed them so much that we are really sorry that we couldn't make it too. Sounds like there is quite a history behind some of them. Those to be shown in Richmond at the social hall on June 19 will also be of great interest to those of us around this area as we will probably know a lot of the people involved, now and then. So mark your calendar for June 19. Keith and Linda Davis arrived at the Zell home on Thursday of last week for the holiday weekend, from Penn­ sylvania. Keith is Phyllis' son. They left for home on Sunday. Saturday. Phyllis had a family picnic in the house because of the rain, but Keith got to see all the aunts and uncles anyhow. LADIES "500" The ladies "500" card club met at the home of Clara Cristy last week and had an enjoyable afternoon Blanche Howe went home with high score for the afternoon and Clara Cristy stayed home and got low score. ; BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday tp^ll of these lovely people on June 7; June Oxtoby, Larry Oonk, Dawn Cerny, Emma Ortlieb, Laurie Hartjes, and Lee Strom. June 8 brings happy birthday greetings to Joanne Gillespie, Lynn Tomlinson and Jolie Walkington and on June 9 Ida Mae Adams and Chris Peterson. Happy birthday to Charlotte Thompson on June 10 and to Harold Lee Jepson, Clara Klapperich, Allen Spencer and Chuck Ackerman on June 11. Happy birthday to Chancey Harrison and to son Frank Harrison on June 12 and to John Eberle, Jr., on June 13. ANNIVERSARIES Happy anniversary to Terry (Justen) and A1 Jones on June 12. We do hope you have many more happy anniversaries, kids. THINGS TO REMEMBER Sunday, June 6 -^Ringwood church -- Church services -- 9:15 a.m. No Church school til September. No UMW this month - Secret Pal at Blanche Howe home July 8 at 7:30 p.m. Vacation Church School - June 14 through 18, 9:30-11:30 a.m. Bicentennial Quilt Display - June 19 - 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Social hall in Richmond by Community church. Happiness is~smiling even though the sun isn't shining. PEDAL POWERED...Retired Air Force Col. Joseph Zinno lifts his airplane "Olympian" for a five second flight at Quonset Point, L.I. recently. 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