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Thursday. June 9; 1966 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEB Section Thiee--Page Thrae RINGWOOD NEWS DELORES BRENNAN M84NS Ringwood Lists Ten Graduates On Friday evening, ten young people received their diplomas flit the Ringwood grade school Commencement exercises. I^The program began at 8 p.m. yHth the 1966 graduates, Leonard Ackerman, Kathleen Baker, Donna Barker, Dolores IJetts, Larry Harvey, Terry Harvey, Ernest Malsch, Mary Oonk, Michele Easmussen and James Rhoades entering while Mrs. Gloria Ritt played the processional. Rev. Ronald L. Anderson gave the Invocation. ' ' • the fifth, sixth and seventh graders sang "Climb Every Mountain". Principal William Roeder gave comments followed by the address by Edward Hall, assistant county superintendent Paul Walkington then presented the diplomas followed by the presentation of the American Legion Awards from The Graduates along with Post 1169 of Wonder Lake. Mary Oonk and Michele Rasmussen were the recipients of the Legion awards. After a couple more musical selections, Rev. Anderson gave Benediction followed by. the Recessional. SHIRLEY 8CHCESB 2648 LADIES LEAGUE TO SPONSOR CARD AND BUNCO PARTY son at $85-265$ after 5 p.m. during the week. The Ladies League is sponsoring a card and bunco party Saturday, July 9. It will be held at the fire-community building. Proceeds of the party will go toward purchasing combination storm and screens for the fire-community building. Tickets may be purchased fr&DU any of the members of the league. There will be table prizes and coffee and cake served to those who attend. Baby Baptized Baby Wayne Michael Maxson, son of William and Gennene, was baptized Sunday, Juhe 5, at St. Patrick's church in McHenry. Godparents are his uncle, (<arry MaxsOn, and aunt, Dianne Dember. Family and friends enjoyed a lawpi party held for Wayne at his grandparents' home, A1 and Jean Dember of Lake moor. Wayne's father is now stationed over in Wet Nam. Ladies League • Held their monthly meeting Wednesday, June 1. After the busness on hand was taken care -of bunco was played. Winners were Marie Hyatt, Eunice Tobey, Jessie Corbett and Viola Arbogast. Booby went to Lu Gravenstuk this time. Sympathies ~ No words can express our ^deepest sympathies to Mary *Sqvsky on the loss of her hus- -band, John, Sr. John passed away Sunday, May 29. Besides his wife, Mary, he Is survived by a son, John, Jr., and three daughters and four grand childten .The Sovskys have been Residents of Lakemoor for the past fifteen years. +•• i Our deepest sympathies go tri Jtlrs. Janice Campbell on the jludden loss of her husband Ancil who passed away suddenlily- Monday, May 23. He is survived by his wife, Janice, ihd son, Randy. The Camp- Jls have been residents of cemoor for a little over a Empty Lots Needed - Mrs. Arvidson and several I young boys from the ages of 8 to 10 are looking for empty 'lots (with no windows near to be broken) to play baseball. The boys want to play baseball W much and have no place •to go. They are more than billing to clean the lots and Keep them clean so they can play ball. If you have any lots these boys can play baseball ibn please contact Mrs. Arvid- / PlEiSli PERFORMANCE M THE PRICE REGULAR eypER• REGUR the Power Partnir Gasoiii at yeur neiglitahood.. i's FS Service 4002 W. Waukegan Bd. McHenry, I1L PHONE 885-2640 The seventh grade girls, Pam Low, Bernice Miller and Robin Fossum poured punch and coffee at the reception held immediately following the exercises. Doris Low, seventh grade mother, was assisted by the officers of the community club with serving the beautifully decorated cake to all. The school colors are black and gold; The class motto; Strive To Reach Our Graduation Goals. Our congratulations are extended to the graduates and best luck to their future years. Picnic A Success The weather man kept the rains aWay on Sunday, and helped make the community club picnic the success it was. All enjoyed a delicious dinner, with ice cream served during the afternoon. The boys and men entertained all with a baseball game. Maybe some of them were a little stiff by night, but they sure enjoyed the fun and exercise. scorer for the day with Mrs. Mable Hawley low. Home Following Surgery Mrs. Kenneth (Barbara) Brennan'is spending a week or so with the Charles Brennans and Mrs. Nellie Hepburn after her recent back surgery at St. Clare hospital in Monroe. Grandmas Hepburn and Brennan have been taking care of her son, Wayne, for the past week while Barb was hospitalized. Ken also has been staying with his folks. Nice to have you home, and a speedy recovery is wished for you, Barb. Anniversary Greetings go to Don and Marion Leske who celebrated their Wedding anniversary Saturday, JUrie 4. Congratulations and hope you celebrate many more together^ Attends Party L a w r e n c e a n d S h i r l e y - Schuerr and family attended the graduation party for their niece, Judy Schuerr of Fox Lake, Sunday, June 5. Judy graduated from St. Peter's of Spring Grove. . Graduations Those graduating from St. Mary's school in McHenry are Ann Pat£rllaro and Mike Wagner. Congratulations and the best of luck to you in high school. Those , graduating from Marian high school are Lenny Szarek and Chris Wijas. Congratulations, Lenny and Chris, and the best to you in what ever you choose. 4-H Club News The Ringwood Sunshine Girls 4-H Club met on June 1 in the home of Mrs. Althea Walkington. Ruth Ann Tonyan led the 4-H pledge and the pledge to the flag. Mrs. Karen Jepson reported on the county fair which will be held August 4 - 7 at the Woodstock fair grounds. June 14 is the scheduled adate for a training school on food demonstrating for girls with food projects. The school will be held in the Farm Bureau Building in Woodstock at 2 p.m. The girls who have sewing projects will meet at Walkingtons on June 10 at 1:30 p.m. (Friday). The next meeting will be a special one held on Wednesday, June 22, at 7 p.m. at the Walkington home. Any members interested in acting as hostesses in the Home Economics building for 2 hours during the fair at Woodstock, please contact Mrs. Karen Jepson or Mrs. Althea Walkington. Debbie Betts gave a talk on safety with poisonous gasses. Patty Christpher talked on camping. Pam Low presented a quiz on bicycle safety. Diane Christopher gave a good demonstration on banana bread. Hostesses for refreshments for the evening were, Diane Christopher and Debbie Petska. Card Club The "500" Card Club met in the home of Mrs. Flora Carr with Miss Mae Wiedrich as hostess on Wednesday. Mrs. Ruby Shepard was high Mrs. Jencks at Barrlngton Mrs. Agnes Jencks is spending Some time with her daughter and family at Barrington. Here is her address if any of her friends would like to drop her a line. 615 S. Hugo Street, Barrington, 111. Wishes Extended Birthday wishes are extended to Harold Lee Jepson, Chuck Ackerman, Clara Klapperich and Allen Spencer who share J u n e 1 1 . To C h a n c e y a n d Frank Harrison and to Mary Hiller on June 12. And to Freddy Wegener on June 13. Around Town Mrs. Nellie Hepburn . and Mrs. Ruby Shepard called on relatives in Antioch on Sunday. Frank Kempfer and Ed Tonyan were visitors in DeKalb on Thursday. Mrs. Nellie Hepburn and Mrs. Webster Blackman of Richmond will attend the graduation of Tom Blackman at Antioch on "Thursday. Mrs. Ruby Shepard spent the weekend with her daughter and family, the Allen Aingers, at Hebron. They attended the Harvard Milk Day parade on Saturday, and spent Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Weigles at Bloomington. Ida Mae Walkington is spending a month with her folks, the Paul Walkingtons. Ida Mae is in nursing training at Madison. Miss Linda Low is home for the summer. Linda is the daughter of Doris and Walt Low, and has just completed her first year in college at Dubuque, Iowa. This brings to a close, the column for another week.' See you next? FATHER'S Dif JUHE 19 GRANDAD'S TOO ALWAYS REMEMBER Gifts for Fathers at... STORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St. Phone 885-0047 McHenry, Hi / Open Dally 8 a.m. till 6 p.nfi'-- Friday's till 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS 1TSE TffFJ FREE fiREEN STREET PARKING AREA CONTROLLED TREE BORERS If you have a peach tree in your yard, you can expect borers to attack it. The lesser peach tree borer is especially destructive and can kill a tree in three or four years if left unchecked. But boreres can be controlled without chemical sprays, according to Dr. R. H. Meyer, entomologist of the Illinois Natural History Survey. Dr. Meyer says lesser peach tree borers can be controlled by removing the damaged bark and covering the wound with easily applied liquid asphalt. 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JUNE 14 ELECT STIR C REPUBLICAN STATE REPRESENTATIVE 33RD DISTRICT Voters of the 33rd District assuredly will get more with Les Cunningham--more in the way of demonstrated ability... decisionmaking leadership... and depth of experience as a public servant. • Cunningham's record as mayor of Belvidere is highly distinguished. During his 17-year tenure, the city has grown rapidly--attracting major new industries and nearly doubling its population. Yet. with Cunningham's guidance, municipal budgets have been perfectly balanced. Solidly "in the black," the city is free of burdensome, long-term financial obligations. • What Les Cunningham has done for Belvidere, he can do fof 33rd District As vice president of the Illinois Municipal League;, L#s has worked closely with the state legislature for the past 16 yeafs. He is dedicated to the principles of sound, progressive government. • On June 14, vote for a responsive candidate who is prep&r4(f t$-S(Hve you effectively in Springfield. Elect Lester Cunningham stats representative from the 33rd District. - ' : . J