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Thursday, June 23,1966 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section Tht-ee -- Pag® Thrae Ringwood News DELORES BRENNAN X JIM PEARSON IN EUROPE FOR SUMMER STUDY " Jim Pearson left for Europe Monday to study Art in Europe this summer as a member of the Northern Illinois Univqgsity ' foreign study prografn. He will be in Europe from June. 23 until August 18. and will receive nine hours of credit after completing the study tour. * Jim will study and travel in Portugal, Spain, Andorra, France, Italy, Greece, Sicily, ?u goslavia, Austria, Germany a*id England. The group" will fjy to Europe and^back. - While in the European countries, they will take two ' bruises. One from Naples to Sicily and another from Athens to Venice, stopping at places of interest along the way. This will be Jim's second 4iifinier in Europe. Bon Voyage, Jim. and then called on Mrs. Pearl Saunders aftd Mr. and Mrs. John Nelgon, Frank Kempfer spent Father's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kempfer, Jr., atid family at Genoa, 111. On Thursday evening, a cookout in honor of Father's Day was held iA the Joe Sdhmitt home at McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Bob BrCnnan, Bob, Pa,tty and Linda attended. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerard of Washington are spending a couple of weeks at the Schmitt home. Mr: and Mrs. dud Ofctoby spent Fathers t)ay vilth her folks, Mr. and Mrs. MagnUS Nelson, at Crystal Lake.. .Father's Day Gatherings " Fred Wiedrich was honored cjh Father's Day at a family picnic held at his farm. It Was a cook-out type dinner aihd those present were Mr. and Mrs. James Wegener and boys of McHenry, Mr. and llrs. Louis Winn of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Phelps Saunders a)id daughter, Georgia Mary, of Sycamore, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lenoard, Jane, Nancy, Jim, Mary Kay and Peter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Strackbein and Angela all of Lake Geneva, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brennan, b, Pat and Linda and Butch onard and Mary May of Woodstock. * Father's Day dinner guests ip the John Skidmore home M>ere Mrs. Louise Ehlert, Mrs. l&illie Rush, Mrs. Flavia Ehlert and Mr. Herman Ehlert all of Wilmot. 9 * Afternoon guests at the QDok-out were Ed and Diane Skidmore and girls of Richmond, Ron and Jackie Creutz and Tommy of Lakeland Park and Dick and Dolly Malsch tflid family. * The Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ackerman, Sr., family enjoyed family reunion picnic at the Jfchn Hogan farm on Sunday. Bleven of the thirteen families |ere present. They included r. and Mrs. John Hogan and families; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ackerman, Jr., family; Mr. and Itfrs. Leonard Ackerman and family; Mr. and Mrs. Darrell SSamuelson and family; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ackerman and families of McCullom tike; Mr. and Mrs. Allen agner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Oscarspn and fam ity from this area. There w«s a. total of eighty present, fort y - f i v e g r a n d c h i l d r e n a n d rjjne great grandchildren of the senior Ackermans. - Unable to attend were the Harvey Ackermans and Kitty Ackerman, all of Washington state. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hawley entertained the family on Father's Day with the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. John Woodward and son, Timmy, of Lar gp, Fla., who will spend some time with her folks. [Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reinwall and sons, Mark and Gary, of McHenry also were present. TJiey took Timmy home with them to spend a few days with the boys. "Mrs. Ruby Shepard, Mrs. Nellie Hepburn and Frank HaaCk went out to dinner on Feather's Day to Solon Mills Ringwood Church News Rev. Ronald AndeMon, Pastor. Church Services Pvery Sunday at 10 a.m. Church School every Sunday at 11 a.m. Sefik* ttlgh M.Y.f*. tveftt oh Hindu Hike on Sunday, June 19, from Veteran's Acres in Crystal Lake. This is the United M.Y.F. groups of McHenry, Mt. Hope and the Ringwood churches. They will also tour Old Town on June 25. They to leave the McHenry Methodist church at noon and be back around 6 p.m. The Jr. High M.Y.F. will meet at the church at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 30, for a swimming party. Anyone interested in driving some of the youngsters are asked to contact Rev. Anderson. There will be a church school board meeting on Tuesday, June 28, at 7:30 p.m. Sharp ! The Junior choir will meet for practice on Fridays at 1 p.m. from now on, now that school is out for suhimer vacation. This is subject to be changed at times so watch for notices. Also, please young people, try especially hard to make these practices. If you cannot Ksdddes, iffidwfing isssecdgides, fungicides, weed MHshould never be scored an or near the kitchen, whgse ihere is any chanc6 cl &eir {being itiistaken for flour, sugar, or other kinds of food. After handling pesticides, Wash die hands and face thoroughly with soap and water. W. Elm. St. 385-7080 1* Jewel Shopping Plaza be there, please call Mrs. Strom at 653-3661. Jt is not very encouraging to have practice and find only five or si* people show up. fry to make a special effort to attend. Card Clttb On Wednesday afternoon, the Card Club met at the home of Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Anna Shadle \^as high scorer for the day with Mabel HaWley, low. Former Resident Passes Away Mrs. Pearl Berg, a former Ringwod resident, passed away on Wednesday in the home of her1 son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Berg of 3137 Concord Avenue* Alhambra, Calif. She is also survived by another son, Gordon, of Phoenix, Aria. Graveside sertrtcte were held by Rev. Anderson on Saturday morning at 11 a.m. at the Ringwood cemetary. She was preceded in death by her husband, Oscar. Mrs. Dave Walkington Dies Mrs. Dave Walkington, tl!e former Helen Rice of Richmond, passed away in Phoenix, Ariz., on Saturday, June 18. She was the sister-in-law of the Paul Walkingtons. Services were held in Phoenix on Tuesday. Sincere sympathy is extended to the Walkington family. Around Town Mrs. Marion Lay, son, Bob Greb and Susie from Downey, Calif., visited her mother, Mrs. Nellie Hepburn, and her sister and family, the Charles Brennans. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brennan and son, Wayne, of Twin Lakes and Webster and Leo Blackman of Richmond called on them. On Sunday, Bob and Susie called on the Milton Grebes in Kenosha. They returned to California by jet on Monday morning. On Monday, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hawley and Mr, and Mrs. John Woodward called on friends at the Alpine Lutheran Camp near Spring Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Oxtoby Spring <S'ro»i News EVA rREtJNn PHONE 675-2185 father, Joseph Claim, and Mr. ^and Mrs. A1 Malecki' of La Grange are spending the weekend at Shirley's home here. HONOR PAST PRESIDENTS OF MOTHERS GROUP last meeting of the fiscal year. The next meeting will be held in September. Fifty-two members afid guests attended the Christian Mothers meeting in St. Peter's hall on Thursday night. Following a pot-luck dinner, meeting was called to order by President Eva Freund. New officers taking over the duties of vice president and treasurer were Mrs. Conrad Miller and Mrs. George Reynolds. They will serve two years replacing Mrs .Fred May, as vice president and Mrs. Joseph Brown as treasurer. Both these ladies were commended for their excellent work and cooperation during their term. Coming events announced were a summer social on August -28 and a rtntirnage sale the lattef part of September. Plahs were fftade for a trip to see the Passion Play at Waukegan on June 26. The DCCW Conference will be on Sept. 25 in Sterling; Transportation will be provided by bus. Anyone wishing to go, please register with Mrs. Eva Freund or call 675-2135. Past Presidents were introduced, those present were Mrs. Frank May, Mrs. Math Nimsgern, Mrs. Ford Hanford now o f M c H e n r y , M r s . F r a n k Tinney, Mrs. Walter Brown, Mrs. A1 Wipper, Mrs. Charles May, Mrs. Willard Bychowski and Mrs. Anton May. The remainder of the evening was spent playing bunco and a silent Ruction was also a part of the program. This was the Other Meetings The firemen held their regular meeting on Monday night. Walter Brown and Charles Freund were on the committee and served a lunch. Holy Name meeting was held in St. Peter's parish hall on Wednesday evening. attended the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary party held at Twin Lakes in honor of the A1 Pierces. This brings to a close another week's column. See you next week? Graduation Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rattner entertained guests at a dinner in the town hall in honor of their daughter Jean Marie's graduation. A gathering relatives and friends was helci in the Walter Brown home on Sunday to honor the graduation of their son, Charles, (Chuck). Both are graduates of Marian Central high school. Relatives in the Brown home were her mother, Mrs. Perry Elliot, and sister, Pauline, and husband of Iowa and the Bob Wageman family of Milwaukee. Mrs. Visits Shirley Dawson, her ATTENTION HEARING AID USERS McHenry's Oldest Hearing Aid Center i Ear molds made to order 9 Batteries to fit all models • Repairs and service on all makes. t A complete line of 1966 Hearing Aids -- Plus -- Many Like New Reconditioned Aids RENA SCHAID Otarion Hearing Center 1407 N. Green Street V/i blks. North x>f the Bank McHenry 385-0125 Celebrates 80th Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Madden of Rosc'oe were callers in the Frank Sanders home Tuesday evening, June 14. They came to help Frank celebrate his eightieth birthday. Released From Hospital Mrs. Alice Stevens returned home from Burlington hospital, June 14. She is recovering nicely from surgery. Mrs. Gertrude Barrie is caring for her. dren, Penny and Richard Olson. Penjny will go to a University in Marquette, Mich., and Richard will enter Bradley university in Peoria. PLAY NEWSPAPER BINGO Visitors Mrs. Gabry of Chicago is visiting Mr. and Mrs. ' Joseph Mason. She is Mrs. Mason's mother. The Masons' two grandchildren are spending their summer vacation with grandpa and grandma. They are Lynn and Lorraine Lada of Northlake. Call The One And ONLY McHenry Cab Co._ " Attend 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. James Flannigan and son of Denver, Colo., were Saturday guests in the Minnie Pierce home. They all attended the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pierce in Twin Lakes. Celebrate Graduation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Koberstine gave a house party Sunday, June 19, for the Karl Olson family and friends from Northbrook. The occasion was in honor of the high school graduation of their two grandchil- 385-0723 '/j of a century of Accident-Free Service TRANSPORTATION IS OUR ONLY BUSINESS Radio Dispatched 24-HR. SERVICE SUNDAYS HORNSiTS S9.. 9 9 to 6 SUMMERIZE FOR LESS! IR LOW PRICES - I LADIES SLEEVELESS BLOUSES Big selection is easy care combed cotton. Sizes: 82-88 $1 \% tern:* Gas can be beautiful. Can • girl from the Midwest find complete happiness and a brighter life right in •her own kstchon? Sum she can. So can you. ffs as simple as tuning in a Northern Illinois Gas Company or appliance deal- ©f's showroom. That's &her&-y&u*tl find high style gas ranges with crafted elegance from top to toe plate. You're sure to find one that fits your color choice and kitchen space. 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