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Ringwood News Doris Low • 653-9262 Koty Christopher 385-8037 PAGE 17 • PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. JULY it. ltSl Chicken Dinner Under Big Top Get away from the heat of the kitchen and enjoy dinner out tomorrow night July 11, at the Ringwood church. Serving times for the delicious chicken barbecue are 5:30 and 7 reserve tickets 383*7646, Katy, Althea, 728-6222. There will be some tickets available at the door. • Sunday morning there will be a combined worship service of. Greenwood- Ringwood parish at 10 a.m. under the tent. This will be an old-time Methodist service with ,a hymn sing, special music and a brief meditation. Anyone and all are welcome to worship with us. You can ith Alice, or WELCOME DAUGHTER Ben and Sue Jacobs are proud parents of a little girl, Jennifer Elaine, born at McHenry hospital on July 3 and weighing 6 lbs., 13 oz. Maternal grandparents are Joe and Eleanor Hushka of Richmond and paternal grandparents sre Ben and Lois Jacobs of our com­ munity. CONDOLENCES \ The community extends its sympathy to the family of Harold ACkerman, brother of Ila Hogan and Lenny Ackerman, who passed away on Thursday, July 2. A memorial service was held at the Ringwood church cm Tuesday, July 7. The Harold Ackermans resided in the Ringwood area for many years before moving to Florida several years ago. SQUARE DANCER RETURNS Pattie Miller returned last week from a week in Seattle, Wash., where she went to attend the national Bachelor and Bachelorettes square dance convention. She at­ tended most of the dance sessions but did take in a lot of sightseeing with her trip. Square dancing is a good outlet for excess energy and lots of fun and you meet lots • of people from all over the country and make a lot of new friends, so says Patti. 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION The 4th of July was a busy place at the Lenny and P h y l l i s A c k e r m a n household. There were 80 plus relatives and friends in attendance. There were games for all the kids and there was a horseshoe tournament for the big boys. Don't really remember who won but they all had lots of fun. There was gobs of delicious food with lots left over and of course there was lots of visiting and catching up on who had the last baby and how old they are and how fast they all grow up. Just a good day. WEEKEND CAMPERS Doris and Walt Low went north to Montello, Wis., camping over the 4th of July weekend. Walt's brother, Bob, and wife, Sue Low, also went with them. Others to join the group were the Ray Moores, the Jim Schultzes and family and the Bob Laursens, and Gayle's mom, Zena, aU of McHenry. The Glenn Benoys of Alden also joined the group with their travel trailer. A delightful time was enjoyed by all. NURSING ACCOMPLISHMENT Phyllis Ackerman is another one of those eager beavers who has added to her education by finishing her nursing aid course that was given at CarestoeL Phyllis finished her course on June 1 and we are all very proudforher. Congratulations, Phyllis. VACATION TIME Vacation time followed Phyllis' nursing aid course completion. Phyllis and Lenny Ackerman took then- vacation time and traveled to Brainerd, Minn. Their vacation time was spent fishing but the fish were .not very cooperative because of so much rain but a good relaxing week was spent together. Then it was bade to the old schedule. BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday" to Robert Low, Jamie • McGowan, Frankie Visconti and Piero Capizzi on July 12, and to Fern Mecham on July 13. July 14 we find Joyce Reed celebrating her natal day and on July 18 Craig Zvonar will add another candle to his cake. "Happy Birthday" to all of you wonderful people. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to John and Clara Klapperich on July 13 and to Larry and JoAnn Bruce on July 17. We wish both couples many more years of wedded bliss. DATES TO REMEMBER July 9,10,11 - Dollar Days ' in McHenry. July 11 - Ringwood Church Annual Chicken Bar- B-Que -- under the Big Top - serving 4 to 8 p.m. Call above numbers for tickets. July 12 - Church Services - -10 p.m. - under the Big Top. July 19 - Church Services - - Ringwood Church - 9:15 a.m. July 23 ~ Sewing work day at Trudy Hohmann's - 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 20-24 - Meals on . wheels to be served by Ringwood Church ladies. July 25 -- Sidewalk sales in McHenry. GOD BLESS OS WHAT S NEW Two-PaH~Adbe*Ive A new adhesive called De­ pend requires no mixing and bonds just about any­ thing. Simply apply the ad­ hesive to one side, the acti­ vator to the other and press them together. Available from hardware stores or Loctite Corp., 4450 Gran- wood Port, Cleveland, Ohio 44128. COMING JULY 25th A Sensational World Premlero Musical ^6/ • AS a » • O N T M B r i t i ; a y •• P A T R I C I A - N • S N 1 C K M U S I C • I T - J O N A T H A N • S N I M I R i v * r c a • I V • . A t A N • P O U L a o o k • a v • P A T R I C I A N I S N 1 C K Order your tickets now for this sassy. lanxy. hot hew musical. ... July 25-Augus* 30 * Previews July 2S. H, 2S $ ; IN*.'. Awn.. M. l:J0p.m. '7.00 Ttivrt., Frl. 1:15p.m. J J® • «-*.4:11p.m. J" • % w».ttffp.m. . t-00 MC. Vita, American tnpff mkom» WOODSTOCK OPERA HOUSE | Forifrvotloni Coil (>15)338-5300 | • Wxxbtock Music Tljcati > festival At Work. . OhI 4 McHenry ' Rescue \iiP Squad TOPS IN PUBLICITY - Eva Soell, Junior past president of Ladies auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wart Post 4600, accepts publicity book from her publicity chairman, Gerry Kuck. The publicity book, which was entered in competition in the 5th district of the Ladies auxiliary, was awarded first place. i This is the first in a series of monthly articles designed to show the activity of the McHenry Area Rescue squad and to provide helpful tips regarding health care and injuries. The McHenry Rescue squad responded to 65 emergency calls in the area during the month of June. Station II members, in Holiday Hills, were called out for 12 calls during the same time. Broken into categories, volunteers from Station I responded to 10 cardiac calls, 24 medical emergencies, 16 trauma incidents, eight traffic ac­ cidents, one assist for Station II, one Fire depart­ ment stand-by. Treatment was refused in one instance. At Station II, crews were called to four medical emergencies, two trauma incidents, one traffic ac­ cident and one Fire department stand-by. In four cases, treatment was refused. In the year to date, Station 1 crews have made 383 calls. Station II members have responded to 62 calls for assistance. MONTHLY REMINDER With the increased outdoor activities planned for the summer months, the sun becomes a very important factor. H your plans include a lot of time outdoors, drink plenty of water and use a sun screen. Sun screens are rated by a Sun Protection Factor (SPF), designated^ the numbers 2,4, 6, 8 and 15. A screen with an SPF of 2 would provide protection from burning twice as kmg as though no protection were used. People who bum easily should use a screen rated 8 or 15. Those who burn little and tan fast can use a sun screen rated at 2 or 4. Ihe best treatment for sunburn is still cold water. Cold creams or home remedies may aggravate the burn. The Rescue squad can be reached at: 385-4414 For Emergencies Only, or, 385-0622 ForOtherButinesi. Except AU the world loves a lover, except when he is driving a motor car in crowded traffic. -Press, Albany. 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