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Thursday. Jaijp tf, 1W3 McHESSY KJuWuEAI^l Rlngwood ISSUE WARNING OF EYE DAMAGE WATCHING ECLIPSE Lor Brennaa - WJL 2Mt Over the past week there has been many articles in all of the papers in regards to the dangers to the eyes in viewing the coming eclipse of the sun. Please parents if you value your youngsters eyesight, take the warnings given and prepare for viewing it with the simple, inexpensive device constructed with a cardboard box and a few other things that are found in most households. There were diagrams in the papers showing how to make this viewer. If you don't have the viewer, DO NOT watch the eclipse at all. Your eyes are far more important !. Oklahoma Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pearson are very happy to have their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pearson, visiting with them for this week. The vacationing Jack and Bernice reside in Norman, Okla. Ringwood welcomes them and hope they all have a wonderful time visiting with their folks and the many friends they have. McHenry, Ringwood, McCultara Lake. The best of anniversary wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs. Klapperidi an their silver anniversary. Ban V«y««e To Sr. Hi. M.Y.Fera With a clatter of tin cans, the Kanadian Klunker and Rev. Brenneman's car, ten anxious canoers have left town. On July 15, they startsd their journey to Ely, Minn. From there they will canoe their way to Canada, returning back to Ringwood on Thursday, July 25, at approximately 9 or 10 p.m. We will have to wait until then to find! out how this trip turned out. I'm sure all ck Ringwood wishes them the best of luck and hopes they enjoy themselves. There should be some good times to talk, about on their return. Johasbuzf MAKE PLANS FOR CHURCH CARNIVAL AUGUST 2, 3* 4 Bettjr --iitlnwi V Softball Team Undefeated Ringwood remains on the top of the standings in the Genoa City softball league. Last week they beat Pell Lake and Bassett. Wednesday the boys tangled with the Linton Jets and on Friday night it's Spring Grove versus Ringwood in the second game which will start at approximately 9 p.m. This should be a good game for all to see. Why not try to make a game or two? On July 24, Genoa City and Ringwood are scheduled for the first game (7:30). All games are played at the park in Genoa City, Wis. Little League News The Pirates and the Yankees were victorious in the two games played this past week. On Monday the Pirates beat the Sox by a score of 9 to 5. The Yankees beat the Pirates on Thursday night with a score of 10 to 5. Tonight (Monday) will find the Sox against the Yankees. The coming games for the week go as follows: July 18, it's the Sox versus the Pirates, on Monday, July 22, it will be the Yankees against the Pirates. All games are played at the Little League diamond at the McCullom Lake beach, with game time 6:30 p.m. Spectators are more than welcome. Popes Attend Weddfilg Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pope, Judy, Tommy and Debra Petska along with Mr, and Mrs. Darrell Pope and six children of Pana, 111., attended the wedding of Miss Sheril Elaine Holden of Sayre, Penn., to Kenneth Pope in the Missionary Alliance Church in Waverly, New York. The newly married Kenneth Popes honeymooned thru eight different states which included Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, Ohio and Michigan, where they are now residing, their address is 215 Indiana Northwest, Grand Rapids Mich. The Senior Popes drove into Canada from New York fot a visit at Niagara Falls and returned home through Michigan, arriving home on the first of July. The next day they motored to the southern part of the state for €t visit with their grandparents and other relatives. Coming up on the weekend of August 2, 3 and 4, St. John's church will sponsor its annual summer festival on the community club grounds. As in the past, this weekend will offer enjoyment for all. A fish fry will be served on Friday evening beginning at 5:30. The ever popular family style roast beef dinner will take place on Sunday. Serving will start at 11:30 a.m. Refreshments will be available at all times on the grounds during these three days. Various activities have been arranged for to keep all age groups content. Be sure to keep that first weekend in August free to join in on St. John's parish summer festival. One little note to remember a successful project entails work. If you are asked to lend a helping hand, please be generous with your time. Also solicitors will soon be making their rounds. Once again, please be generous. Sliver Anniversary John and Clara Klapperich celebrated twenty-five years of wedded bliss last Saturday with a reception held at the K. of C. hall in McHenry. The family and a host of friends were served a delicious supper, with a beautiful cake decorated with silver leaves as the centerpiece for the table. Present were their six children, Mary Ann, Bernard, Patricia, Donald, David and Robert; also Leo Klapperich from Connecticut; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Holbach and son (Mrs. Hoi back is a sister) Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Klapperich all from Stacyville, Iowa; a brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Klapperich, and a nephew, Charles Klapperich, and a sister, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Klapperich pf Milwaukee, Wis.; another brother, and wife Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Klapperich of Johnsburg. Others came from Waukegan, On Critical List As of this writing (Monday) Roy C. Harrison has been put on . the critical list in the Memorial hospital at Woodstock. Roy has been a patient in the hospital for the past four weeks. Here 'N' There Mr. and Mrs. Wolf Shadle helped Dr. Ernest B. Auerbach celebrate his eighty-fifth birthday in Crystal Lake on July 11. Sunday afternoon callers in the home of Mrs. Nellie Hepbum were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Downey of Rockford. Mrs. Ruby Shepard was a weekend guest in the home of her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ainger at Hebron. While there they celebrated Mary Ainger's sweet sixteenth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. John Erbert and son of Cary called in the home of Mrs. Nellie Hepburn. Mrs. James Wegener, Freddy, Mrs. Robert Brennan, Bobby, Patty and Linda of Ringwood along with Mi's. Jack Leonard Long Time Resident Passes On An apparent heart attack contributed to the death of Richard Guyser of Oeffling Drive last week. Requiem Mass was said at St. John's church on Saturday with burial in the church cemetery. Our sincere sympathies are extended to his widow, Anna Oeffling Guyser, two sons, four grandchildren, two brothers and a sister. Mr. Guyser was 67 at the and children Jane, Nancy, Mary Kay and Peter of Lake Geneva, Wis., had-a picnic lunch at the. city park in Genoa City, Wis., on Tuesday. Mrs. Nellie Hepburn was a weekend caller in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Freund and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Althoff of McHenry. v" • Tommy Walkington spent Saturday with his folks, the Paul Walkingtons. Tom is spending these two weeks at camp. Mrs. Kenneth Brennan of Twin Lakes, Wis., and Mrs. Nellie Hepburn and Mrs. Ruby Shepard were Kenosha visitors on Monday. Fred Schroeder was a Friday visitor in the Mrs. Nellie Hepburn home. That's it for another week from Ringwood. See you next? time of his death. He and Anna had • been married fortyfour years. Please remember him in your prayers. Texas Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schmitt ar enjoying a wonderful visit from their son, Paul, his wife and their children. The Schmitt family left some pretty hot weather in Texas to spend their vacation up here visiting relatives and friends. Hospital Patients Lorraine Rutzen and Agnes K. Freund spent several days last week as patients in the McHenry hospital. The best of wishes for health in the future are extended to both these ladies. Infant Baptised At 2 o'clock last Suriday afternoon Richard Alan Neiss was baptized by Father Dordihg in St. John's church. Chosen as godparents for the baby were Mrs. Michael Schaefer and Ralph Johnston. Later that evening a dinner honoring their grandson's baptismal was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Freund. Participating in the celebration were the baby's great-grandparents, Peter Freund, Jr., and Mrs. Delia Miller, also, the Michael Schaefer and the Ralph Johnston family, Charlene Freund, and the baby's family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neiss, Randy and Monica. McHanry Shorts List Workers For Beach Duty By Bernice Wilson 385-4880 The season is about half over and so far the beach has been kept in good shape, thanks the boys. This week we have R. Harper as chairman for the day and J. Liss, C. Mac Callum, G. Gunder, and O. Haley as helpers. Let Bob know if you and was rushed by Marge to the Woodstock hospital. Within a very short while he was on his way to surgery. After a couple days hospitalization he is now recuperating at home with his hand in a cast, He has a very badly cut finger and it was thought for awhile that he might lose it. We will all pray he has no further complications. On the fourth of July Bill and Marge entertained her brother's family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grens ^nd nine of their children from Buffalo Grove. can't make it Sunday, or change places with someone. Birthdays And Anniversaries Arthur Egger will celebrate his birthday on July 20, Therese Tracy' Brunke and Garret Boor on July 21, Bonnie O'Brien and Phyllis Bonk July 22, Bernice Musielak on July 24, and Joyce Pinkonsly on July 25. A big happy birthday to one and all. Herbert and Winifred Clausen will have an anniversary on July 24. Many happy returns of the day and may they have many more together. Another Southern Visitor Visiting in our area from another of the states in the south are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hollenbach of Florida. They are spending this time with their daughter and husband, Judy and Loren Freund. While here they will also visit other relatives and frieijjls. We hope their vacation- is a most enj o y a b l e o n e . . . . Outing Reminded Permission slips for the juvenile girl summer outing on August 7 can be packed up from "Mrs. Catherine Dehn at any time. They must be returned by July 24. One Thing Or Another The Bill Barth family seems to have hit a bad streak. Just recently they had a triple celebration honoring Neil's tenth birthday, young Scotty's cast removal from his arm and Marge's neck brace removal* Some twenty people enjoyed an outdoor barbecue buffet. But that wasn't the end. Friday evening Bill put his hand through a basement window Rescue Squad & Fire Calls Last week the Johnsburg rescue squad members were called out on a highway accident which claimed the life of an elderly man. A tow truck was called to the scene on Chapel Hill road to extract the victim from his truck. The firemen of station 2 were called out in the early hours of Saturday morning to extinguish a grass fire on Spring Grove road. Better Late Than Never So happy birthday to Barbara Himpelmann who was 11 on July 15. So long for another week1. See you next time! News Items Mr. and Mrs. William Thompson drove up Sunday to see the Zeimets. They are from Elwood, 111., which is south of Joliet and since they are both •near 80 years of age the visit was a big surprise. The Denigans had the pleasure of their grandson Earl's company for 11 days and has now been taken back home by his mother, Mrs. Earl Keegan. Grandma and grandpa were sorry to see him go. We welcome Mrs. Mary Jo^ins to the Shores. She has moved into the house at 809 Riverside Drive and comes from Chicago. We hear she likes it out here very much. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Petersen are alternating their time between Bob and Pat and Bob's sister in Algonquin for a few days and then will be returning to Toledo, Ohio. Have a safe and pleasant trip back. The Rodes' daughter, Joan, her husband and three children visited the family over the weekend of the Fourth. They make their home in Glen Ellyn. The Burgstallers have just returned from a vacation in Ephraim, Wis., where they enjoyed the cool northern breezes and we do mean cool. The mother of Mrs. Marvin Birchfield, Mrs. Will White from Warren, Hi., is spending some time in the Shores with her daughter. Hope she has a pleasant stay. Don't forget the SSAC baseball game on Sunday, July 21, the time is. still doubtful because of Fiesta Day, but keep an eye on the diamond and come down and watch the fun. Sewing Club The girls of the sewing circle met at Joyce Calvert's house last Tuesday and Joyce Lexow, Pat Kingston., Nancy Ewald and Alice Brunke attended. The next meeting on. July 23 will be at Shirley Harper's home. CONTE Custom Tailor The mobt uuportant thing in a man's suit is the fit and feel of the garment, the one cut for you (and of course style). Have Conte make you a real tailor made suit. All hand work from fine imported woolens. One try will convince you ($155 and up) Please Call for Direct!*** S85-S71S PHILIP CONTE 1003 S, Osage Dr. McHenry, Illinois (Also Remodeling Work) Underscore sportswear for sportsmen, because "Harpoon" by Jantzen fits the category to a "T." Action-cut, longer Hawaiian leg, trim, neat, this trunk is engineered to move with you. Waistband carries Norwegian-inspired design; sides piped in contrast colors. Sports club emblem. 28-40. $5.95. 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