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Three Harrison Students To State History Competition Ringwood News Ruth Ann and brother Jack. A delicious brunch was enjoyed by all. Jerry, Ruth Ann and kids returned home on Monday 385-8037 653-9262 728-0343 On Saturday, April 21, 66 students from Harrison school in Wonder Lake won a total of 78 awards at the Illinois State Historical society northeast regional meeting held at Tinley Park in the Chicago suburbs. The students from Harrison entered projects in the divisions of dioramas and rearch papers. They were judged on their originality, creativity, historical accuracy and grammar. Each student had to write a 350 to 500 word report and work on an in­ dividually constructed diorama. The judges awarded the ratings in a closed-to-the- public session. The subjects of the research papers were varied. They had to be based on northeast Illinois history and cover such topics as Mayor Richard J. Daley, the Allan Pinkerton story and the Union Railroad museum. The subject of the 20 two x two foot dioramas the students con­ ducted were the phases of the campaign of George Rogers Clark's capture of the Illinois territory in the Revolutionary war. Each diorama included painted scenery and hand molded and carved; hand painted plaster figures of the Revolutionary period in Illinois. The Harrison students spent three months in the construction of their diorama projects. The Harrison students worked on their projects as part of their Social Studies class on Illinois and American history. The research and detail involved brought praise from students and teachers alike. The dioramas were viewed by the Harrison school student body Friday prior to their entrance in the regional contest at Tinley Park. Besides the Harrison students attending the contest at Tinley Park, they were accompanied by their teacher and sponsor, Fred Reed. Also helping to chaperone the group on the trip were Mrs. Albert Lorr, Mrs. Judy Roewe and Mr. Robert Morrissey. All three are parents of Harrison students. Superior: Datfd Gohl, Daren Konecny and Ann Ruzicka. E x c e l l e n t : J u l i e G i 1 d e m e i s t e r , J o y c e Jaskowiak, Lisa Killam, Laurie Killam, Mike Mills, Kim Deany, Scott Bujak, Bob Evett, Dan Crook, A1 Lorr, Dawn Worcester, Sherri Leman, Roger Gonzales, Kim Farkas, Cheri Miller, Andee Norton, Tom Haubold, Terri Galle, Lee Lomax, Jeff Lomax, Amanda Henely and Matt Morrissey. Good: Angela Anderson, Laurie Killam. Mary Bazan, Sherri Leman, Kevin Roach, Anna Ruzicka, Tami Lienard, Lisa Karpawich, Joyce Jaskowiak, Heide Dass, Dawn Sturm, Edie Evett, Julie Gildemeister, Elizabeth Gomez, Denise Mueller, Dan Crook, A1 Lorr, Dawn Wor­ cester, Patti Donohoe, Lon Ball, Jean Turner, Lisa Gallagher, Jeff Lomax, Matt Morrissey and Crista Terrell. Honorable Mention: David Dunlap, Geralyn Delfino, Patti Donohoe, Gay Wright, Kerri Nielsen, Therese Seaver, Lisa Killam, Beth Lance, Jason Warren, Mary Oleszczuk, Dan Huff, Brenda Berlin, Jeff Cychner, Mary Barkdoll, Dawn Worcester, Janet Sullivan, Albert Lorr, Kim Deeny, Barb Bohac Kelli Williams, Cheryl Biggers, Ramiro Rodriquez, Theresa Lovergine and Suzanne Nichols. Those students who received a superior rating will attend the state competition in Springfield May 24 and will be ac­ companied by their parents and teacher. Hot Air Reputation is a large bubble which bursts when you try to blow it up your­ self. -Globe, Atchison, Kan. Ringwood UMW Plans Bus Trip The Ringwood U.M.W. will have another bus trip to Chicago on Thursday May 10. We meet at the Ringwood church not later than 8 a.m. and we will leave immediately for Chicago. We have a full schedule and we don't want anyone to miss the bus; so please be there by 8 a.m. We will visit three departments in the United Methodist building in Evanston. Lunch will be at 11:15 at "Josands" on Rush street. After lunch we will visit the Prairie avenue Restoration project, which used to be the Gold Coast of Chicago. There will be one of the oldest homes of Chicago on display. Bring your camera if you wish. Then we will make a short stop at Marcey-Newberry center at 1073 W. Maxwell street and also Hull House on S. Halsted. This was at one time the home of Jane Addams. Do join us 'or this trip. There will be a small cost for the bus plus whatever you choose for lunch. 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WEEKEND VISIT Jerry and Ruth Ann Hogan and family, of Mountain, Wise., spent the weekend with Joan and Ila Hogan. They all enjoyed the landowners dinner for Jerry's snowmobile club and two other clubs that par- , ticipated in the dinner to show the landowners their ap­ preciation for the use of their land. On Sunday, Jerry, Ruth Ann and the kids and Ila Hogan traveled to Elgin to Villa LaViva for a birthday brunch with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schoenholtz and son. Jack is Ruth Ann's brother. Those being honored for adding another year were Felicia, ler qn to^d ial day BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Dorothy Tonyan and Jim Wegner April 29, and on May 1 Mack. May 2 is that special day for Jay Walkington and Walter Wilcox. May 3 is that special day for Nancy Barker and little Pamela Jean Barker, with the fourth of May that special day for Wendy Brennan, Susan Hogan and Sandra (Brennan) Qoss. May 5 was a busy day with Lori Rich, Dennis Rich, Jr., Charles Carr, Charles Brennan and Jack Pearson all celebrating their natal day. Happy birthday to all of you wonderful people. THINGS TO REMEMBER April 29 - church services - 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church. April 29 - church school -- 9:45 a.m. - Ringwood church. May 20 ~ Greenwood U.M.W. Luncheon -1:00 p.m. May 3 - choir practice -- 7 p.m. -- Ringwood church. May 12 -- Ringwood U.M.W. bus trip - Meet Ringwood church -8 a.m. Call Doris Low. SECTION 2 - PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, APRIL 27,197# Gem-Mineral Society To Hear Geology Professor ~\ The Hiawatha Gem and Mineral society will meet Tuesday, May 1 at 7:30 p.m., at the Lake Villa township hall, corner of Grand avenue and Fairfield road. Ron Riepe, associate professor of Geology at the College of Lake County, will present an interesting program on, "Earth Crust Movements and Mountain Building." Final details for the field trip May 29 to Bloomington, Ind., to hunt for geodes will be covered at the meeting. The public is invited. Refreshments will be served. Hold Riding Clinic-Sale Always Right An executive is a man who can make a decision and stick to it--no matter how wrong he is. -Distributor, San Diego. The McHenry County 4-H Horse committee is holding a used tack and riding clothes sale Sunday, April 29, from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. in conjunction with an English riding clinic at Oak Ridge stable, 4101 Oak Ridge road in Crystal Lake. Most young new horse owners can't afford new tack and can't find used tack. 4- H'ers throughout the county need people to sell their used tack to them at this con­ signment sale in conjunction with the 4-H Horse clinic. They would like to have both English and Western used tack, horse equipment, outgrown riding clothes and boots. 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