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DOLORES BRENN'AN 653-904-" MOURN DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT ROY W. Our town was saddened on Thursday evening by the death of Hoy W. Dodd. The Dodds had been residents in the Ringwood area for many years, and had just moved to their new apartment last fall after selling their home here. Mr. Dodd was well liked by all, and was a good visitor to have call on you. Our sincere sympathy is extended to Harriet Dodd, Roy E. Dodd and the family. BIRTHDAY SURPRISE A camp-cook-out was planned by the Hopp girls in honor of Patty Brennan's fourteenth birthday for Friday night. After the group of girls arrived, a call for Pat brought her to the scene to show her the tent, etc. She was greeted by a large roar from chums waiting for her. She certainly was a pleasantly surprised girl! The girls cooked hot dogs, munched on chips and snacks and gabbed and maybe got around to doing a little sleeping. Attending Patty's party were Noreen Bauer, Pricilla Fossum, Jan Davidson, Cindy, Linda and Mary Beth Hopp and Cathy. GIRL SCOUT REPORT The meeting of the Ringwood Girl Scout Troop 402 was started at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday in the Ringwood school. The pledge to the flag and the promise were then said followed by the announcements. The Girl Scouts were busy making gifts to give to their mothers on Mother's Day. The girls made sewing kits, lipstick holders and decorator cats. Some badgework was done and some badges were also handed out to some of the girls. On Saturday, May 11, the troop went on a hike to Garn's for a cook-out over a campfire at the creek with Wanda Bruce, Claudia and Hank Garnaschaperones. Mr. Garn also demonstrated the art of knot tying and making up a bed roll. Co-leader Wanda was surprised at a birthday party at the - campout. Respectfully submitted, Gayle Garn 'v PARTY FOR CINDY Cindy Bruce, who turned fourteen on Tuesday, was honored at a birthday party at Resae Ackerman's home on Saturday afternoon. Cindy enjoyed opening gifts from her classmates and friends, and games were played followed by refreshments. HOSPITAL NOTES J.C. Pearson underwent surgery on Saturday afternoon, and is on the mend in Memorial hospital in Woodstock, Room 117, for sending cards. We sure do miss seeing your smiling face downtown J.C. Best wishes for the speediest recovery. Fred Bowman is com'ng along better, and is now out of the intensive care into a room THE BEST WATER SYSTEM , NSTALLED IS THE CHEAPEST WATER WELL SUBMERSIBLE DRILLING PUMPS SALES AND SERVICE ' MeHENRY COUNTY WELL & PUMP CO. 385-5252- Res. 385-0713 4913 W. McCullom Lk. Rd. M^Hemry now, in Sherman's hospital in Elgin. Vince Tonyan is scheduled to undergo surgery on Tuesday in Victory Memorial hospital in Waukegan. John Guinn is a patient in the Harvard hospital after suffering a heart attack on Saturday. Our best wishes for a speedy recovery to you, John. HOME FOLLOWING SURGERY Mrs . L.E. Hawley returned home on Mother's Day following eye surgery at Pas'savant hospital, and will be on her back for a couple more weeks. Nice to hear you're back home. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy birthday to Bev Ackerman on the nineteenth - and on the twenty-third, it's happy fourth anniversary to Susie and Mike Hogan - and on the twenty- fourth happy birthday to Guy Garn - also on the twentyfourth, a special happy birthday with my love to my better half, Mr. B. AROUND TOWN Dinner guests on Mother's Day in the John Skidmore homs were, Mr. and Mrs. DickMalsch and famiily, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Creutz and boys of Lakeland Park, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Skidmore and girls from Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. John Skidmore motored to Wilmot in the afternoon to spend some time with her mom, Mrs. Louise Ehlert. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brennan took Mrs. Nellie Hepburn out to dinner on Mother's Day to Crystal Lake. And a second trip to the restaurant to pick up something Aunt Nellie forgot. What was it??? I won't tell. Miss Mae Wiedrich, Mrs. Flora Carr and Mrs. AnnaShadle called on Bud Whiting in Richmond on Wednesday afternoon. The Clayton Bruce family gathered in the backyard for a picnic on Mother's, Day, with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ackerman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ackerman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Beck and son, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bruce and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wesely Bruce and family, and Bonnie and Cindy Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. John Lanway and family celebrated their anniversary and Mother's Day together by going to her mother's in Chicago for the day. John was presented with a new sport coat and new tie in honor of the occasion, and enjoyed dinner out. Mrs. James Wegener and boys called on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs-. John Blackmon and Mr. and Mrs. Don Blackmon of Antioch called on Mrs. Nellie Hepburn on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leonard Await Degrees y Pg. 6, Sec. 2 - Plaindealer - Wed.# May 17, 1968 mm DUANE KENNEBECK JAMES TONYAN Marquette1-university's 50,000th graduate will be among the more^than 1,400 students receiving degrees at Marquette's 87th artnual commencement ceremonies at 2:30 p.m. June 2 at the Milwaukee- arena. Degree candidates in the undergraduate and professional schools and colleges of the university include James S. Tonyan, 512 S« Bay road, College of Business Administration, and Duane D. Kennebeck, 3916 W. Maple street, Bachelor of Electrical Engineering. The commencement address will be given by Robert D. Murphy, chairman of the board of Corning Glass International and former United States diplomat. The Very Rev. John P. Raynor, S.J., president of the university, will present the degrees. of Lake Geneva called on the Bob Brennans, the Butch Leonards and the Charles Brennans on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Case of Green Bay called on Mrs. Nellie Hepburn on Sunday. I do hope all you mothers had a most enjoyable day Sunday. Mr. B and son presented me with my first dozen of beautiful red roses, which I am truly enjoying. And not to be left out, my girls gave me a much needed white purse. Days like that make a mother feel extra important. In the early spring of 1848, the flow of water at Niagara stopped completely for some 24 hours. People rode back and forth across the Niagara Rjiver bed on horseback, wreckage^pf boats was quite evident, and a stack of guns dumped into the river during the War of 1812 was observed. Cause??? Ice had blocked the outlet of Lake Erie. When this broke, normal flow resumed. Yes, Benjamin, a dollar saved was a dollar earned - before Income Taxes. 1. Strong, stable association proven for over 40 years. 2. Earn regular above average dividends of 5V4% - 5% - 4%% depending on savings plan. 3. Each aceoHsit iitasMed to $15,000 by U.S. (krommeit Hgemcy. 4. Your money is available for withdrawal when needed. 5. Funds here do not fluctuate in value with stock market slumps or recessions. ^ Passbook Savings 43/4% Per Annum Current Dividend Rate Certificates Savings 5% Per Annum ($5,000 to $9,000 inclusive) Savings Certofficotes 5V4% Per Annum ($10,000 minimum) GO federal savir AY will be . GOODWILL PICKUP DAY McHEHMY AREA Dial 385=@§S3 Agues T. ikdasaa For a Goodwill truck to stop at your home. Help the Mauri capped to Wp themselves by giving «ll scares. Ipot^ 200 East Grant Hi • Marengo, Illinois 60152 Phone: 815-568-7258 COf^S^ A $25,000,000 mutual association serving Northern Illinois since 1925. HOT LUNCH . . . Students at a Louisville, Ky., elementary school eat a hot, well-balanced lunch daily through the National School Lunch Program. With USDA-donated foods and Federal, State and local efforts, the school is able to s e r v e 25 p e r c e n t o f t h e lunches free or at reduced rates. 1 • • • . .. . ' • ~ ttUW Mil 1*WBffiOTMmyrift I a free self-cleaning electric range and get away from oven-cleaning. Forever. 120 winners in all. Enter now. Oven-cleaning day. If it makes you feel like a prisoner in your own kitchen, you're ready for The Great Escape. The Great Escape Sweepstakes is for people who hate to clean ovens. Eight drawings will be held. The prizes: 15 electric ranges with self-cleaning ovens to be given away at each drawing. 120 ranges in all. chosen from the following brands: Frigidaire, General Electric, Hotpoint, Kelvinator, Kenmore, Philco, Signature, and Westinghouse. And if you don't win a new self-cleaning range--buy one. Because, during the Sweepstakes, any new electric range sold (self-cleaning or not) may come with our Escape Kit: free wiring installation. Which could save you SI00 or more. (And if a winner has already bought a new electric range during the Sweepstakes, we'll refund his full purchase price in place of the regular prize, if he prefers.) So go ahead. Make The Great Escape today. And stop being tied to the rack. GREAT ESCAPE SWEEPSTAKES is open, April 1 --May 31. 1968, to all residents of the area served directly bv Commonwealth Edison. Entries must be made on official entry blanks available at participating dealers'. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. FREE WIRING INSTALLATION applies, for a limited time only, to a standard wiring installation for a new electric range in single-family dwellings served by Commonwealth Edison. Only electric ranges have self-cleaning ovens. The bright new ideas are ©C.E. Co. Commonwealth Edison Company H-ou tHnk fiA.'00"* case of Dodge right. 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