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V \ < ; i . 7 - I M . A I N D K M . K H - 1 K I D A Y . O C T O B F . l t 2 1 . I W t t I BUSY THREE 4-H CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS Member* of Busy Three 4- H Club met last week end held election of officers; New officers for 1984 ere president, Philip Wolf; vice president, . Mandy Lieberum: secretary, Keith Hemm; treasurer, Rusty Croswe l l : f edera t ion representatives, Philip Wolf and Rusty Croswell recreation chairman, Philip Letisia Ti,fany Dates were set for coming activities: Oct. 29, stitchery class will meet with Mrs. Tomlinson; Nov. 20 will be the Recognition and Awards banquet; the next meeting will be held Nov, 14 at the Ringwood School. Tickets were distributed for the County Federation Halloween skating party to be held Oct. 23 at Twin Lakes, Wis. between the hours of 6:30 and 9 p.m. Four new members were welcomed into the club: Kelly and Dennis Hensely, Keith Hemm and Roger Ton van . Philip Wolf reported on the National Dairy Exposition held at Madison recently where he and his sister, Laurie Wolf, showed cattle. From the dairy exposition, 10 young people are selected to show tneir animals at the National Livestock Show in Louisville, Ky., and except for the fact that Laurie is too young, she would have been one of the 10 chosen. An entertaining part of the meeting came when Philip Gust brought one of his baby rabbits from the Opel Rex breed, and gave a talk to members on the care and handling of rabbits. The little bunny was well trained. All members are to collect cartoons at this time to bring to the November meeting, and these will be compiled in a joke book to be distributed to the nursing homes. Tiffany Letizia, reporter S BAPTIZE INFANT« Little Adam Lawrence Treasure, infant son of Joe and Patty (McMillan) Treasure, was baptised during services at Ringwood United Methodist Church last Sunday with Pastor Gordon Smith officiating. God- arents to Adam are an aunt, ean Schatz, and a cousin, Bernie Feilen. Following church service, a brunch... for family ana friends was hosted by Tom and Kate McMillan, Adam's uncle and aunt. Maternal grandmother, Dolores McMillan of .Wonder Lake, was among those witnessing the Sacrament of Baptism. The paternal grandparents, Lawrence and Eloise Clark, reside in Missouri and were unable to attend. WELCOME SON Mark and Barb Steinmetz welcomed their second child, Daniel Ryan, born Oct. 17 at Elkhorn Hospital, weighing 6 lbs., 9 oz. Daniel's bis sister, three-year-old Kirsten, eagerly welcomed him home. Maternal grandparents are Jim and Blanche Byrne of Lake Zurich and paternal grandparents are Joe and ev Steinmetz of Richmond. Great-grandparents are Ada Steinmetz of Baraboo, Wis., and Lorraine Brand of Sauk City, Wis. We wish much happiness to the family. RUMMAGE SALE With the help and support of many people, it was a successful rummage sale for the Ringwood church last week IT'S TOO LATE It's too late to attend "Ringwood Day" at the McHenry County Historical Museum in Union, this year. The Bauer families' little skit on the "Good Ole School Days" in the Ringwood School brought back many memories and lots of little ABOUT TOWN So good to' near that Leon VanEvery is doing so well on those crutches, after his unfortunate accident at work, with a big roller getting away from him and almost going over him. He was lucky and feels someone special was watching over him. Here's to a speedy recovery, Leon. BIRTHDAYS ... .. x - .. ' "Happy Birthday" to We all ran out of time to Geoffrey Sonnemaker • • -meet your /Q \ neighbors Cg) stories to tell. The history of Bowman Dairy by Lyle (Red) Hopper and the history of EdwailLab. and Morton Chemical by Dan Schmitt were very interesting and again brought back many memories, and more stories about this' 'N that. DAR group sets meeting look at the many scrapbooks, pictures and items of great interest that were brought in for all to see. Maybe we can have another ' "Ringwood Day" next year so that more can see these books and the ?iuilts that were brought in by amily members. The booklet of the history of many of the farms and . Connie Hopp homes in the area was in- ^/Fleming. ~~ We wish all of you won- ter on Oct. 25; and on Oct. 27, J. C. Pearson, Kevin Bauer and Marie Mergl will celebrate their special day. Oct. 28 finds Bill Billikas and Joseph Francis Daurio adding another candle to their cakes; as Barb Hanson and Nancy Hardies will do Oct. 31 CHLallow babies), along with and Cindy The Kishwaukee Trail chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its regular meeting on Monday, Oct. 24, in the home of Mrs. Melvin Long, 1417 W. Terrace, McHenry, with Mrs. Glenn Anderson assisting. Featured speaker will be Rosemary Belmonte, who holds a B.A. in Sociology from De Paul University and an M.S. in American History from the University of Illinois. Mrs. Belmonte will discuss the diplomacy of the Treaty of Paris and its subsequent ramifications. J.A C. chairman, Mrs. Ferol Tomlinson, has an­ nounced that there are 157 children enrolled in the Junior American Citizens club. Anyone interested in at­ tending the October meeting may contact Regent Amy Brink at 338-0783 for further information. teresting, but time ran out on a lot of folks Sunday. Hopefully by next year we can have more complete booklets on the homes and farms. There were approximately 125 folks who attended to enjoy the program, exhibits and memoirs. A lot of this information of days gone by, needs to be recorded for future generations. So when reminiscing, try to set the facts in writing so that we can get a permanent record for a more complete and accurate booklet in the future.. Anyone interested in helping to work or . having information on the history of Ringwood, Is urged to con­ tact Georgia'Bauer, Althea Walkington or Doris Low. A note was received from Anna Shadle, a former resident of Ringwood, to wish us well on "Ringwood Day". * " tita, derful people a very happy day ana many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Kichara and Tina Gorski on Ridgeway Rd. and to Phil and Donna (Low) Crocfer way out there in California, on Oct. 29. We wish both couples many more years of wedded bliss. COMING EVENTS Oct. 23 - Worship service - 9:15 a.m. -- Ringwood church. Junior church - 9:30 a.m. - Ringwood church. I Oct. 27 - Sewing Work Day PRETTY YOURSELF UP... ...CALL A FRIEND AND COME TO A HALLOWEEN PARTY AT TOP DECK 1232 N. GREEN ST. • McHENRY • 385-9836 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29 AT 8:00 P.M. SCAVENGER HUNTS! ^^PRIZEWO^BESMOSTUMES^ Oct. 25 - Choir practice - 7 p.m. - Ringwood church. -Sc Last Sunday, Oct. 16 was a very beautiful and successful 'Ringwood Day' Anna now lives in Lom CA. and she will be 93 this month. "Happy Birthday Anna, from your friends liiRingwood church. Ringwood. GOD BLESS - 10:30 to 3 p.m. - at Katy Christopher home. Oct. 30 -- UNICEF Oct. 30 - Worship service - 9:15 a.m. -- Ringwood church. Junior church - 9:30 a.m. » Ringwood church. Oct. 31 -- HALLOWEEN Nov. 5 - Annual Bazaar and Roast Beef Dinner - THE (JONCEPT HOME II Come see this affordable dream house and get ideas you can build-on --free. Kim Rehfeldt, left, Bobby Finkbeiner, and Aleen Tiffany prepare for the youth service at Shepherd of the Hiills Church. Youth write service The Johnsburg High School Booster Club would like to extend thanks and gratitude to all the high school coaches. You have given of your time and talents to our children. You have not only developed athletic ability but also nurtured in them, good sportsmanship and fair play. Thank you, for all you haVe done. Johnsburg High School Athletic Booster Club : » You're invited to visit The Concept Home U developed by the Greater Chicagoland Housing Foundation to show how a home can be comfortable, beautiful and affordable. • Movable storage walls for easy floor plan changes and huge storage space. • Vaulted ceiling and bedroom skylight--for an extra-spacious feeling in an affordable sized design • Three treated vmx >d decks with fences--for privacy on a small lot •Treated \v(kkJ foundations and "wood slab fUx)r for better insulation and comfort than an ordinary slab floor. • Easy-care wood siding, energy-efficient fireplace, kitchen greenhouse window, and much much more Just take 1 -9-» north to Highway 60 (Tow line Road) and go west to Butterfield Road. Cio north on Butterfield l'/j miles to Cambridge West and follow si^ns to Tlie Concept Home II AMERICAN WOOD COUNCIL'S DESIGN FOR BETTER LIVING AWARD The youth of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church, 404 North Green Street, McHenry, will present a contemporary worship setting at the 10:45 a.m. service Sunday, Oct. 23. The service was written by the youth under the direction of Kim Rehfeldt, parish worker. * Bobby Finkbeiner will serve as preacher, Tessa Levitt will serve as liturgist, and Robert Volck will be organist for the service. 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