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Ringwood News Walklngtons Visit Son For Parents Weekend Paul and Althea Walkington and son Lee spent the weekend at Western U. at Macomb. The reason being Parents' weekend and son, Tom, and fiancee, Maya Stauber, are there. They had a wonderful weekend and made lots of plans. TURKEY EATERS Thanksgiving came a little early at the Low household this year as Bill and Linda were home for the weekend and cannot be home on Thanksgiving. Tom turkey was cooked on Sunday and those there to help eat him were Bill and Linda of Dubuque, Iowa, Bob and Susie Low, Bobbie, Rose Rogers, Pam Low and Mabel Thomas of McHenry, Walt and Alice Mae Wilcox of Woodstock. AN ELECTION NOTE The election board of McHenry Precinct No. 1 (Ringwood) appreciates the efforts of precinct com­ mitteemen, Sigurd Jacobson and Raymond Ladouceur, in keeping the vicinity free of a deluge of campaign literature, posters, etc. With television, radio, the press, and the mail, voters are well aware of Who's Who... and furthermore who is responsible for the removal of these posters after election day? BAZAAR AND DINNER ASUCCESS The annual bazaar and roast beef dinner at the Ringwood church last Saturday was a terrific succcess. The profit from homemade candies was PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1972 around $275 and the bazaar was another $365 plus. The dinner was a success too as we figured that we served approximately 350 people. We wish to express our gratitutde to all who at­ tended, donated and worked. Without all of you we could never have a success of anyone of our many projects. They are work, but we have fun and fellowship along with the work. So until next time God Bless you all. P.S. Folks there is on dividual that, for the fun she kept track of the hours spent working at the church this past week for the bazaar and it totaled 60 hours. Can you beat that??? She must be a KEEPTHE WHOLE FAMILY * . HIGH AND DRY » pretty HOLY person. We think so. ABOUT TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dodge of Sharon, Wis., and Mrs. Genevieve Dodge of Woodstock called on Ruby Shepard on Sunday. Mrs. Carl Timm (Jean Muzzy) and daughter of Marengo also were callers in the Ruby Shepard home Sun- Shepard's daughter, Ainger, of Hebron her mom mi Tuesday of last week, and Mary Butler stopped in on Saturday to see Ruby. Linda and Bill Bilikas spent • • r #' & m : ... m isipliilp ms *>' • HEAVY-DUTY 5-BUCKLE BOOTS In tho worst woathor, you want tho bost protection. Watorproof 15" boots with warm fleece lining. Full gusset front. Heavy doatod soles. Sizes: 7-12. m,: MEN'S and BOYS' ZIPPER OVERSHOES Open full gusset.. . boots glide over your shoes. Then zip up front to keep out the weather... cold or wet. Sure-grip soles. Sizes: 11-2, 3-6, 7-12. • HORNSBVS family centers MARKET PLACE SHOPPING CENTER May we suggest? Use our lay away plan. Just a small deposit holds your selection. Lay away now while selection is best. Just Say "Charge It." We honor Master Charge & Bank Americard. the weekend with Linda's parents, the Walt Lows. The Checkerboard square dancers were found going in two different directions on Saturday evening. Some of the group traveled quite a distance to retrieve the Club President's badge and another group went to Faith Presbyterian church to dance with the church group. Patti and Dave Miller went from Ringwood. Mrs. Mabel Hawley spent a few days in Chicago last week and while there she attended the funeral of a former schoolmate. On Friday, her nephew, Leonard Carlson, drove her back to Ringwood. Mrs. Eleanor Howe and Edwin Hawley spent Sunday with Mrs. Hawley and enjoyed dinner out. Last Saturday evening she joined her daughter, Marion Reinwall, and family in celebrating the birthday of Mrs. Anna Reinwall. Gary Linstad and Diane Christopher of Appleton were weekend guests * of the Art Christophers. U. OF I. DAD'S DAY Bill and Shirley Cristy spent last weekend with their son, Larry, a senior at the University of Illinois at Champaign, enjoying the festivities of the annual Dad's Day. NEWS BITS This past week found many visitors in the Hepburn, Brennan home. They included Mr. and Mrs. Stanly Korwicki and Mrs. Genevieve Clarck all of Kenosha, Wis., and Mr. and Mrs. Benson of Lake Geneva, Wis. • We were told that Wade Bruce had been sick for two weeks, but is now feeling better. HAPPY BIRTHDAY We would like to wish Yvonne Davis a belated birthday wish and to Agnes Jenks a happy birthday on Nov. 19. On Nov. 20 John Kane and Darlene Leh- mkuhl share their natal day, Nov. 22 finds Bernie Klapperich celebrating. On Nov. 25 Mrs. Mary Butler, Mary (Carr) Freund, and Phyllis Ackerman all are happy to share their day. ANNIVERSARY On this Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 23, We find that Jerry and Ruth /Ann Hogan are celebrating their anniversary. Ho\^long kids? Enjoy the traditional bird along with your special day. May we take this time to wish each and everyone of you a very Happy Thanksgiving. Lakeland Park DOROTHY LENSE 385-6517 Columnist Needed For - o Lakeland Park It's hard to believe that a whole year has gone by since I started writing the Lakeland Park news column. It's really been a lot of fun, especially meeting so many nice people. But, it's time for someone else to take typewriter in hand; time for the column to get a new lease on life, time for a fresh approach. If you are interested in writing the column, or know of someone who would be in­ terested, please give me a call. CUBSCOUT PACK 351 NEWS The roller skating party which was sponsored by Cub Scout Pack 351 on Nov. 11 was a big success. Almost all the boys in the pack as well as many other people were at the party. Also on Saturday, Nov. 11, five women attended the Cub Scout Pow Wow which was held at thev Bethany Lutheran church in Crystal Lake. This is an annual event. There was a display of many ingenious games and crafts which the boys can make at den meet- tings. The women were given patterns and given instruction on making many of them. , Those who attended the training session were Ruth Roach, Karen Gies, Lois Shay, Nellie Thorson and Nell Eisele. BIRTHDAY CAKES AND CANDLES On Nov. 17 Kelly Fandre will have six candles on her cake, and Lori Widhelm will be seven years old. Also, celebrating on the seventeenth is Joann Schabow. Nov. 18 is that special day for Scott Kuhns Beulah Hoard, John Zimny and Paul Rogers share Nov. 19 as their red letter day. Patti Ann McCarthy will celebrate a happy ninth bir­ thday on Nov. 20. Dottie Becker, Jay Albert Wimmer and Leanne Marie Lindquist have a circle around Nov. 22. Jay will be nine years old and Leanne will be five years old. Richard Lindquist and Terra Gerke will be celebrating their birthday on Thanksgiving Day. Terra will be six years old. BIRTHDAY PARTY On Sunday, Nov. 12, Ray Roach was the guest of honor at a birthday party. His tenth birthday was Nov. 11. This was an all-boy party and the boys kept themselves busy playing football and basketball. They also had a very unique scavenger hunt. The boys who were on hand to help Ray celebrate with fun, games and of course, cake, are Alan Garrelts, Roger Christie, Randy, Kenny and Terry Schimon, Danny Coughlin, Tony Palmenteri, Danny Duffy and Ken Bottari. ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS Curt and Maria Bremer will dance the anniversary waltz on Nov. 17. This will be their fif­ teenth wedding anniversary. Anna and August Huecke will be celebrating their wedding anniversary on Nov. 22. This is their fifty-eighth anniversary. HAPPY THANKSGIVING In this time that we live in, when material things are in abundance, we sometimes forget to count our blessings. We take for granted things that would have been considered luxuries in other times. There's a lot to be said for the simple pleasures of day-to-day living. Like, a warm house to come home to. Enough food to eat. (Even if it isn't always steak) A friend who says "I'll help you out" when you need help. Family and friends gathered around the Thanksgiving table. Or a little thing like a cookie to those little ones who ruin your peace and quiet with "Hi, Mom, I'm home; What've you got to eat." Let's all take stock and remember to say that special "Thank You" on Thanksgiving Day. Have a wonderful day. I especially want to thank all the people who have taken time out of their busy schedule to call me with news for the column. And also the many kind people who have offered words of encouragement over the past year. Happy Thanksgiving! Area Residents Boost College Enrollment Six area residents helped to boost the fall enrollment at Illinois Benedictine college in Lisle to a record 1,110 un­ dergraduate students, ac­ cording to a report by the college registrar. Three were from Wonder Lake, and one each from Barrington, Rich­ mond and Island Lake. The students from Wonder Lake are Mary Baker, 2810 S. Chestnut drive, a senior majoring in elementary education; and Martin Mondek and Matthew Mondek, 7710 Hickory road, freshmen majoring in pre-engineering. From Richmond is Rosemary Fuchs, 5706 Hillcrest drive, a senior majoring in elementary education. Gary Sladek, 402 Island drive, a senior majoring in biochemistry, is also in­ cluded. 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