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\ Thursday, June 6, 1963 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Ringwood LOCAL STUDENTS GRADUATE FROM EIGHTH GRADE Ur Breanaii - WJL. 2046 Last Monday evening the Ringwood grade school pupils under the... direction of their music teacher, Mrs. Ritt, put on a very good program giving honor's to the graduates from Ringwood. There are ten students from Ringwood who will graduate from the McHenry junior high school on Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. They are Tom Walkington, Allen Harrison, Allen Spenser, Lily Boyd, Peter Jones, Roger Barker, Betsy Fossum, Susan Low, Lillian Miller and Sharon Moyer. Mr. Smejkal gave the introduction, then Sharon Moyer read the class will. Each of the three class rooms had a musical treat from the audience which was exceptionally good. After the program, the seventh grade mothers, Mrs. Fossum, Mrs. Gelvin, Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Oonk served the graduation cake, punch and coffee. Our sincere congratulations and best wishes are extended to the graduates. Honor Students Four of the fifteen Ringwood students named to the scholastic honor roll for the fourth grading period received all A's Mr. Smejkal reported. The straight A students were Robert Brennan, Priscilla Fossum, Mary Oonk and Trudy Oonk. The eleven students who qualified for the scholastic honor roll were Resae Ackerman, Dolores Betts, Patty Brennan, Andrew Fossum, Candy Fossum, Robin Fossum, Michele Rasmussen, Kristina Wickman and Guy Winters. The following six students received honorable mention: David Betts, Debra Betts, Debbie Harvey, Kathrin Holcomb, Ray Low and Nancy White. I think we can be quite proud of our students from Ringwood with an honor roll like this. Nice work youngsters. Sr. Hi M.Y.F. Linda Low reports: In case you've noticed a few senior Hi. M.Y.F. members acting like misers with their money, it's because they're saving for our approaching canoe outing. On July 16, approximetly sixteen youths and their chaperoncs will leave Ely, Minn., for their camping trip via water. We will take about six small canoes and all the necessary camping equipment, plus Bibles, worship books, hymnals and the eagerness to learn and understand God better by really living in His wonderful world. We will be gone from home for about ten days. Our destination -- Canada. It will truly be an inspiring experience for all who participate. June 9 at 7 p.m. A movie "Wilderness Day" will be shown for the benefit of all Canada canoers. Refreshments will be served. Bring your questions and your parents. June 29 Wedding Planned Miss Sherril-Elaine, daughter ot Rev. and Mrs. David W. Holden from Sayre and Kenneth Ross Pope, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Kenneth Pope of Ringwood have planned their wedding for June 29. Both have graduated from the Grand Rapids school of the Bible and music school in Grand Rapids, Mich. Ken is the pastor ot S p e n c e r M i l l s C o m m u n i t y church in Gowen, Mich., at present. He has also been serving as an orderly in the Grand Rapids county hospital. Both plan to attend Candate Schocl in Kansas City, Mo., this September, following Ken's ordination in August at the Wonder L&ke Bible church. More detaile are plswhere in the paper. Family Reunion Sunday, June 2, the Walt Low house was jam packed with relatives and family friends. They were from WaUkegan, LaGrange, Hindsdale, Downers Grove, Crystal Lake, McHenry and Greenwood. It was a family reunion of Doric's folks (the Thomases). All forty-four of them didn't just happen to drop in. They came to help celebrate Pat's graduation from the McHenry high school. Pat received many nice gifts for the present and for her new hope chest. She plana to go to I.B.M. school this fall in Waukegan. (Pat won the I.B.M. scholarship). Later in the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thomas of McHenry were presented many lovely gifts for a pink and blue event-to-be the later part of June. It was a very enjoyable and busy day for all. Here 'N' There Mrs. Arline Pearson attended a dinner at Wilmot, Wis., last week honoring Mrs. Velma Douglas of McHenry who is retiring from teaching this year. On Thursday of last week, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hawley returned home after spending several days visiting in the Earl Whiting home in Nanahagon, Wis. On their way home, the Hawleys visited their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Woodard, in Madison, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brennan and Mrs. Nellie Hepburn attended the graduation ceremonies of their nephew and grandson respectively, Donald Blackman, at Antioch. Jimmy Blackman of Richmond also attended. Miss Pat Hogan was in Chicago on Thursday in connection with dairy promotion work. The Hawthorn-Melody Farms have two cows in a. downtown Chicago store window, with the two different types of music played to them, in hopes of finding out which cow producvf, the most milk. Pat was to assist with the milking of these music soothed cows. Any guesses as to which one will produce more? The cow with the forty most popular songs or with soft-soothing music!!! On Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Howe of Crystal Lake called on the L. E. Hawleys. Hfr. and Mrs. Robert Brennan and family attended a graduation party held in the Richard Schmitt home in honor of Miss Diane Schmitt, a graduate from St: Mary's school in McHenry. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Appelt and family of Wadsworth and Diane's grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Joe Schmitt of McHenry. On Tuesday, Mr. ^nd Mrs. Popenhagen of Woodstock called in the home of Mrs. Nellie Hepburn. Later, Mrs. B. Stephen of McHenry cabled on B|rs. Hepburn: * Mr. and M*S. James Wegener and Freddy, and Fred Wiedrich attended a party in honor of Georgia Mary Saunders' graduation from St. Mary's parochial school in Sycamore on Sunday. Georgia Mary is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phelps Saunders. John Blackman of ^Antioch called on his mother, Mrs. Nellie Hepburn, last 'week. Mr. and Mrs: L. E. Hawley were visitors in the William Rein wall home in McHenry on Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Fink of Waukegan were Thursday afternoon' callers in the Mrs. Nellie Hepburn home. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schuetze of Wauwatosa, Wis., were visitors. The end of another week is here, try to call me if there is any news item for the column, I will accept any items up until 10 a.m. on Monday morning. See you next week? IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON, Deceased, File No. 63P- 148. All persons are hereby notified that Monday, July 1st, 1963, is the claim date in the administration of the estate of Elizabeth Ann Johnson, deceased, and that claims may be filed against the estate in the office of the Clerk of the County Court of McHenry County, Woodstock, Illinois, on or before the claim date without issuance of summons. Dated: May 23, 1963. RICHARD JOHNSON Administrator Harry P. Stinespring, Jr. Attorney (Pub. May 23-30, June 6, 1963) Pisiakee Highlands REPORTER RETURNS FROM VACATION IN MICHIGAN Kay SlellMch HYttCt 9-8414 As Kay's substitute reporter I would like to welcome her home from her vacation in Cadillac, Mich. Kay left on May 15 for a visit with her mother, sisters, aunts and uncles in Michigan. She spent a busy two weeks visiting relatives and seeing old friends. She returned home on June 1 and is glad to be back. She celebrated her birthday on June 3. So, welcome home ole, pal. Mount Hope News At the quarterly conference held on May 27 < the new officers for 1963-64 were elected. They are as follows; Trustees, 3 years, George VanZevern, James Dyson and Joe Gitlin; 2 years, Bill Bischoff; 1 year, Art Oakley; Lay leader, Everett Sisk, Lay members .to annual conference, Harold Wiley, Bill Bischoff and George VanZevern: Commission of Membership and Evang. Chairman Dolores Oakley, Dee Bischoff, Sally VonBruenchenhein and Ed Thoren; Commission on e d u c a t i o n , C h a i r m a n Dud Gregg, LaVerne Sarver, Bill Bischoff, Glenda Weick and Harold Wiley! Commission on Steward and Finance, Chairman Jim Dyson, Virginia Thoren, Art Oakley, Phil Weick and Sally VonBruenchenhein; Church school superintendent, Shirley Dyson; Commission on Stewards, Mr. and Mrs. Art Oakley; Financial secretary, Jim Dyson; Church treasurer, George VanZevern; Commission on pastoral relations. Dud Gregg, Archie Fletcher, Barbara Sisk and Phil Weick. Commission on nominations for '64-'65 officers are Everett Sisk, Marilyn VanZevern, Ed Thoren, Harold Wiley, Phil Weick and Dolores Oakley. . Vacation bible school will be from Aug. 5-1&. Registration will be held on July 13, 20 and 27 at the church. The W.S.C.S. will sponsor a Father and Son banquet on June 15 at the church. This will be a pot-luck dinner and all fathers of the church are invited to attend and bring all your sons. If you are not able to supply one of your own maybe you can latch on to one of your neighbors for one night. The W.S.C.S. have donated money to the church to purchase ceiling tile for the basement. The next meeting will be held on. June 11 with the installation of officers. Dance Anyone? If an evening of dancing is your idea of a good time, then check off June 29 and spend it at the community center. There will be a five Mtawfe Spyder Com Some hill... v A % Monza Spyder Club Coup* or high water Vacations go smoother in a Chevrolet Corvair Bring oil those mountains! They're not mighty when you've got Oorvair's gutty engine traction working on them. You scurry up the meanest grades. You move with sure-footed agility on wet pavement, muddy lanes, gravel and other would-be miseries. And with most of Corvair's weight on the rear wheels, you have easy steering, too. Fact is, the handling's so light and responsive we don't even offer power steering for the car. And there's more to feel good about. No problems with your radiator boiling so high and six and rear- TRADE'NTRAVEL TIME AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALERS over or going dry, because there's no radiator. Corvair's engine is air cooled. No concern about brake adjustments, either, because the brakes adjust themselves. Nothing much to think about at all except the good time you're having. Like to do that in a sporty bucketseated Monza Club Coupe or Convertible? Like to spring into summer with a 4-speed stick shift* and Spyder package* with its 150-hp Turbocharged engine? Your dealer's got just the Corvair and the Trade 'N' Travel deal on it to put you in a holiday mood. *Option'rt of (xfra co.it CHECK HIS INT DEALS ON CHEVROLET, CHEVY n, CORVAIR AND CORVETO CLARK CHEVROLETSALES piece combo to play your favorite tunes and delicious food to eat. Call any of the following gals for more complete details, Lois MasOn, Betty Warczak, Lee Conway. McGee Sluga, Harriette Wilson, Vi Johnson, Muriel Rapp, Elianor Wroblewski, Marge Waldin and Irene Kolian. Citizens Committee New# Since the writing of last week's column a little of the news about' the citizens committee has been changed. They will be at the community center on June 12 to present their findings and answer your questions. Rev. Stewart Smith, James Dyson, Jack Erbin, Bill Bischoff, John Megley, RsQr Thelen, Charles Murgatroyd and George VanZevern are the residents from the Highlands on this hard working committee. Cub $taoats The boys enjoyed their trip to O'Hara Field on May 25, They left at 10 in the morning and were back at 2 in the afternoon. Drivers are still needed to transport the boys to the baseball game in July and don't forget the fishing derby on June 11. Bring the whole family and enjoy a picnic supper down by the water. There will be prizes for the biggest and most fish (aught. St. John's Sodality The Blessed Virgin Sodality meeting will be held June 11 at 8 p.m. at the Johnsburg community center. Around The Highlands A speedy recovery is extended to Loraine Erdmann who underwent surgery last Friday at McHenry hospital. We hope sne is feeling lots better by now. Anyone who would like to donate some goodies to the fun night held every Tuesday can give Lep Conway or Lois Mason a call and they will gladly pick them up. Each and every little morsel will be greatly appreciated. Jeanne Janquart had a party at her home after her graduation last Friday evening. Besides her mom, dad, sisters and brothers there were Mr. and Mrs. Sedlin from Chicago, Grandma and Grandpa Schwartz from Milwaukee, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sergant, Mrs. Teena O'Malley and her former baby sitting clients Haze and Dick Morley. Congratulations to a real swell young lady. Happy birthday on June 13 to Mike Kelly, to Mary Madock on June 10 and happy anniversary to Gene and Joyce Heir on June 14. Haze and Dick Morley and sons spent Memorial Day picknicking at Wonder Lake. Sincere sympathy to John Emmerich and family who suffered the loss of John's sister, Rita, on June 21. She passed away in Chicago at the early age of 37 and is survived by her husband and two sons. Last Sunday, June 26, Bill Hensley was surprised to find the battery, a * chrome strip and his spare tire stolen from his car which was parked by the side of his home. The thieves took the tire from the locked trunk. So, all residents in the Meadow Hill area have been keeping a close eye on old "Betsy" out in the driveway. Hazel and Dick Morley welcomed Haze's sister, LaVerne Jessen, and family from Spokane, Wash., on June 1. It's been about four years since Quality Radiator Repair Factory-Trained radiator Specialists 10 Years Experience Every job FLO-TESTED (or your added protection. AI.I. WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE ADAMS BROS. REPAIR SERY. Phone 385-0783 S0M W. Route 120 McHenry, 10. they were lost i»eie aau 1 was so pleased to see her, my brother-in-law, two nieces and a nephew again. They will be spending about 10 days visiting here at my mother's home in Spring Grove. Jan Janquart's parents from Milwaukee came iast Wednesday and stayed on until after Jeanne's graduation. It was a pleasant visit for them and the children are also so happy to see Gram and Gramps. That's It My friends as I put the old typewriter away and turn this time consuming job back to Kay. I know the column these past two weeks hasn't been as long as usual but there just aren't enough hours in the day for me to chat on the phone and gather all the news necessary to knock out a long one week after week. It's been fun, but back to Kay. Bye now, Kay will see you all next week. Eugeka Springs, Arkansas, has a 7-story hotel, each flor of which opens out directly on the ground: it has a church, with the entrance through the bell tower: It has 230 streets, none of which cross, 63 springs, and 54 mile* of stone sidewalks. THE RAINBOW CLEANERS IN FRONT OF YOUR HOME TELLS YOUR NEIGHBORS... • •». Yo® WBflt tfo best for fiunilyi DIAL. 885-0927 For Pickup Service at CASH * CARRY PRICES SAN HON E Pag# Twesiiy-Thred .. 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