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Ringwood News 653-9008 653-9262 728-0295 Three Families Homeless After Tragic Fire The tragic fire that gutted the former Welter building in downtown Ringwood on Monday of this week left three families homeless, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hopp and their four boys, Mrs. Betty Goldsmith and her six children, and Mike Lorsch and Richard Orton. More details next week as to what can be done to help the families. APPRECIATION The semi annual rummage sale at the church last week was a huge success. Our ap­ preciation goes to all those who donated in anyway. VISITORS Sue (Fossum) Thornton and daughters are spending a surprise two or three days with Sue's mom, Bobbie Fossum in Johnsbure. Linda and Bill Bellikas and son Nicky had supper with Linda's parents Walt and Doris Low and they spent Saturday night there too and were present for a birthday and anniversary celebration on Sunday. McLAKE WOOD 4-H CLUB On March 10, the McLake Wood 4-H club met at the Bender home at Wonder Lake. Ben Jacobs, our president, called the meeting to order at 7 p.m. The pledges were led by Doug Byron. Kim Rich and Danielle Byron acted as secretary because our Cindy McDonald was sick. Treasurer's report was given by Peter Bender. Committee reports were given. They were Share the Fun, Danielle Byron; Federation, David Byron. Under new business it was decided to sponsor Kim Rich in a swim marathon for charity. We are going to pay ten cents for every lap she swims in forty-five minutes. Debbie Piper and Renea Thorson are to find places to go on trips. Mrs. Byron, our leader, announced the following Junior Leaders: Bub Jacobs, Beef; Danielle Bryon, Sewing; Dave Christopher, Recreation; Dave t Byron, Small Engines; Pete I Bender, Crafts, Kim Rich, Horses; Lee Walkington, Horticulture. Sherrie Cristy gave a demonstration on how to make Easter Eggs and decorate an Easter Tree. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bender. Next meeting will be at Donna Doherty's, April 14, at 7 o'clock. Lee Walkington, Reporter LADIES "500" CARD CLUB Mae Wiedrich was hostess of the Ladies "500" card club held in the home of her sister, Flora Carr, on Wednesday of last week. Blanche Howe held all the lucky cards for the day and ended up with high score and Vera Frey just couldn't seem to get the right cards so she ended up with low score. Better luck next time, Vera. MARCH BIRTHDAYS The March birthdays in the Low family were celebrated <S> 1975 Honor Council Member C. R. (Chuck) Peterson McHenry, Illinois Ph.(815) 385-1331 Quality Quality is a word which describes the ideal you seek whenever you make a buying decision. It is not always the easiest thing to find, nor is price always a reliable yardstick in measur­ ing the wisdom of your choice. Still, in the long run, quality, or lack of it, has a way of making itself known. Quality is something you'll recog­ nize whenever you meet an agent from The Bankers Life of Des Moines. And when that agent is a member of one of our national honor clubs -- Premier Club, Honor Council or Executive Cabinet, you can be doubly certain. Known since 1879 as a company of integrity with a corps of professional agents, The Bankers Life of Des Moines enjoys nationwide acceptance. The reason is quality -- a quality line of modern insurance services and quality representation. The Nick Parrinello Agency Rockford, Illinois Quality. It shines through! THE BANKERS LIFE. DES MOINES, IOWA 50307 with a delicious pot-luck dinner on Sunday at the home of Patti Miller and sons, Lee and Scott. Birthdays being celebrated were Bobbie Low on March 8 and Sue (Low) Erwin on March 29 (Sue had to bake her own birthday cake this year) and Dan Hansen, friend. Those attending were Walt and Alice Mae Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hansen and son, Dan, all of Woodstock, Mabel Thomas, Bob and Sue Low and son, Bobby, Ed and Sue Erwin, Donna Lynn and Marcie all of McHenry. Pam and Dan Kehoe of Elkhorn, Wis., were there as were Linda and Bill Billikas and son, Nicky, of Dubuque, Iowa. ANNIVERSARY GREETINGS Several of the snowmobiler and the square dancer friends of Walt and Doris Low stopped in on Sunday evening to wish them a happy anniversary. 'Twas 31 years and was real nice to be remembered on such an occasion. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Chris Price on March 30. Audry (Andreas) Smith and Nancy Parsley will celebrate on March 31, as does Krystal Harrison on April 1. Laura Ackerman and Rusty Cerny will share their special day on April 2, Kathryn Pearson and Arthur Walker celebrate on April 3 and Mary Baker and Candida Bounds will share April 4. Happy birthday to all of you and many, many more to come. THINGS TO bT REMEMBER E Maundy Thursday-March 27- E -Maundy Thursday will = celebrate the Lord's Supper E and Agape feast at 7 p.m. at E Ringwood church. Bring your E family and friends for = fellowship and worship. Good Friday-March 28 - E Community Services at E Woodstock Assembly of God E Church. The "Seven Last E Words" at 12:30 p.m. Also at E McHenry United Methodist § church at 8 p.m. Easter Sunrise Service- E Sunday March 30-7:45 a.m. E Breakfast~8:15 a.m. to 9 a.m. = Regular Worship-9:15 a.m. No E Sunday School. Easter Vacation-March 30 = through April 4. School E resumes April 7. * * * * = A nation is as strong as E its average citizen and no E stronger. 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The cantata will be given Sunday evening, March 30, at 7 p.m. Admission is free. The church is located at 7501 Howe road, Wonder Lake. The choir said, "There is a spontaneous 'Easter Song' which bursts forth in over­ whelming joy at this great season when Christians everywhere commemorate the triumphant resurrection of Jesus Christ. There is a song of divine power--a song of new life--a song of hope and a song of adoration. Cast Speaks Out At "Fiddler" Rehearsals "It's really becoming ex­ citing, now that we are putting the singing and dancing up on stage," is what Sandy Clark says about the upcoming spring musical at McHenry high school. Sandy plays the second- eldest daughter, Hodel, in "Fiddler on the Roof". In the play Sandy is to marry the radical student, Perchik, who is played by Masatoshi Wada, this year's foreign exchange student from Japan. Adds Sandy, "Working with "In the resurrection, the Christian sees the literal fulfillment of God's redemptive plan for man and is thrilled anew with the words of the Lord in John 11:25, "I am the resurrection and the life!' " Masatoshi is a great ex­ perience in itself. He's terrific." Carol Leighty, who portrays Golde, Hodel's mother, adds to the attitude of certainty that surrounds this production. "J have become increasingly impressed and certain of an excellent production with every rehearsal. Of course, the play is still taking shape, but its development thus far insures a tremendous finished product. Also, I am working on a Jewish accent for the show. It was a little difficult at first to pick it up, but the more I use it, the more natural and easy it becomes" With all of this student confidence, one wonders what the director thinks. In this case, that refers to Marguerite Vandagriff, who is making "Fiddler" her sixth production in McHenry. Her experience has told her that "with every play I do, I work with kids with such enthusiasm and interest that it just about leaves me ten miles behind them. This musical is - a great chance for so many talented individuals, and 1 can't stress enough the quality of this production." Obviously this show has a lot going for it. The longest run­ ning play on Broadway is a good beginning, but when you' add all of this enthusiasm and talent, the show is made even better. "Fiddler on the Roof" will be presented April 24-27. 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