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RIIGWOOB - f i EWS Dolores brennan " 658-90U ASK OPINIONS ON FORMATION 3 OF KINDERGARTEN I have been asked by the board of directors of the Ringwood School District to ask you for your: opinion in regards to kindergarten. The board has been looking into the possibility of starting a kindergarten here if it is financially feasible and if you, as Iparents, have children you would like to have kindergarten before entering first grade. The board would like to give them a call or you may call me, and I will pass on the information, as to h6w many children there are in the district eligible to attend kindergarten in the fall of 1967 an$ 'for 1968. Also, if you have a definite opinion either for or against, they would also like to he air from you. If the kindergarten would begin here,the school would also be able to take any? children outside of the district on a tuition basis. You may call either Darrell Everett, Vine Tonayn or Clayton- Bruce, and voice your opinio}), ~or write to either of them. There is a possibility of an open meeting on this matter after a little more research is made. INTERFAITH MEETING HELD Oh Friday night there was an interfaith service held at the locjSefl Methodist church with three churches represented. Christ the King Catholic Church, Nativity Lutheran church and the Ringwood Methodifift took part in the services. The first such service was held last January at Christ the King church with Ron Anderson, pastor of our local church, offering the meditation. liie service was held at 8 p.m. last Friday with Father Vanderpool of the Wonder Lake Christ the King Catholic church speaking. Pastor Tom Johnson of the Nativity Lutheran also took part as well as Pastor Ron Anderson. It was a very impressive service to all who attended. A coffee hour followed in the church basement following the service. A SON FOR THE WES BRUCES On April 10, at 1:47 p.m.alO lb. 2 oz. boy was born to Wanda and Wesley Bruce at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County in Woodstock. The big fellow will answer to the name" of Wade Clayton Bruce. He was welcomed home by a sister Wendy. , Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs., ^Clayton Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. Vine Tony an. BEST WISHES Happy, anniversary to Dick and Dolly Malsch who celebrate on Apr. 22. Happy birthday to Dorothy Aissen and Clara Tonyan who share April 24 for their natal days. John Hogan celebrates his birthday on April 27 along with Clarence Adams, Jr., who is serving with our armed forces in Viet Nam. Congratulations to all. HOT LUNCH SERVERS On April 26, Althea Walkington and Helen Barker are scheduled to serve barbecues. On May 3, Helen and Alice Rhoades will serve hot dogs. AROUND TOWN Mrs. Eleanor Howe and Ed Hawley of Crystal Lake called on the L. E, Hawleys. The Bob Brennan family were supper guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Wegener in McHenry in honor of his dad, Fred Wiedrich's birthday. The MCHENRY SHOI BERNICE WILSON 385-4380 VjRGiE VERSTEGE VACATIONED IN KANSAS CITY, MO. Vergie Verstege is back home after spending three wonderful w&ks with former residents, Cqpt. and Mrs. John Miller in; Kansas City, Mo. The girls went on some shopping sprees and Vergie bought some new otftfits besides eating out which is; always one of the best parts oftaking a vacation. ;? NEWS ITL «S ^Timothy Schopp, sv of Bonand Ken was christened at Methodist church on April ANNIVERSARIES Sam and Louise Winters will have their twenty-first anniversary <xi April 20 and Harry and Paula Tiggemann will celebrate their big day on April 22. Congratulations to all and continued happiness to both couples. ^ As you can see this has been a bad week for news, it hardly pays to drive into town to the Plaindealer with a column this size. Will appreciate a call from anyone with an item of interest, or soon there will be nothing to report at all. T16^ and his sponsors were Wally? and Margo Schagol. A beeffet dinner was served to the n$ny guests after the ceremony. -The Wetzels entertained fiiends, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Murray and the Allen McKims frjbm McCullom Lake, on Friday and played cards before having a late snack. '-Charles Ram age has been re-" leased from the hospital and is back home feeling much better. Kfeep UP the good work Charlie and stay well. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS '•Many happy returns of the day to. Harry Tiggemann and Joan Dfystal cm April 20, Fred Stark and Patricia Koleno on April 21, Pat will be 14, Fred will bte 15. Ann La Jone on April 22, Tom Elia on April 23, and Barbara Vilim who will be 15 on April 24. EXPERT GROOMING (AH Breads) • BOJUHOTG (Individual Kennel*» • TM1MG • BATHING Rudy Becker's 1018 W. McHenry IPitoae 883-24801 (1 Mile East of Skyline Drive-So COLLEGE INN NOW! 8:45 & 11:30 THE ARTIST3& NIGHTI DAVID RO/V3AOWE and Otis orchecfe Chicago's Firs! Supper CM where the great entertainment* bsglra SHERMAN MOUSE Clark • LaSalle • Randolph 0IFR2-M3 flagrantly provocative piscatorial viands dilcago's gssaa eeaf@©d house fZLn, dinner, cocktails with politicians and celebrities ~ \ ^ CELTIC ISiOOM Tipple a2 CMcago's longest bar HOtTSHS Clark 0 Randolph * LaSalle For reservation Bl 2-2100 Jack' Leoniurd family of Lake Geneva, the Louis Winns of Richmond and the Phelps Saunders family <# , Sycamore also were guests. Mrs. Mary Butler of McHenry called on Mrs. Ruby Shepard on Monday. Mrs. Anna Reinwall of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hawley were callers in Elgin during this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Page of McHenry were Saturday supper guests in the home of Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Miss Barbara Simon and Miss Gayle Pressy of Chicago spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Shepard. Albert Kempfer of Genoa, 111., and Dan Kinnerk of McHenry called on Frank Kempfer Sunday afternoon. Miss Shirley Gehlert and her mother, Mrs. Florence Gehlert, of Chicago spent Saturday afternoon and .were supper guests in the home of Ruth and Loren Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sody of Kehosha, Wis., spent Saturday and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Nellie Hepburn. On Sunday they motored to Delavan. On Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Strong of Des Plaines called on Mrs. Nellie Hepburn. HOLIDAY 1II LLS NEWS INEZ YOUNG SSS-i8W V>. <i THROUGH !ME mum WOMEN'S CLUB DISCUSSES MANY FUTURE PROJECTS Wednesday, April 12, was the meeting date for the Holiday Hills Women's Club at the home of Mary Anne Mahon. On the agenda for the evening were swimming lessons, dates and instructor, registration for lessons and sand for the beach. The gals were informed that the money for the annual Women's Club dinner must be in by May 1. Mary Mahon, Helen Boettcher and Eunice Heise are in charge. A report on the success of the spaghetti dinner was given by Betty Szamlewski. Hostesses for the evening were Marge Connell and Donita Chesler. There will be no meeting in May. The annual dinner held on Wednesday, May 10, will take its place. GIRL SCOUT NEWS Diane Weiss, scribe for troop 478, reports the following news and dates for the troop: The father-daughter dinner will be held on April 26. The girls are planning a horseback riding field trip and will need volunteers to help. For further information please call Barb Krause, troop leader at 385-6329. Mothers are also asked to. help at the council birthday party to be held on May 20 and for day camp in June. With thirty girls in the troop, mothers help shouldn't bemuch of a problem. SPRING DANCE Don't forget to keep the c&te, June 3, open for the annual H.H.P.O.A. spring dance. CONDOLENCES Heartfelt sympathy is extended to the Abbink family on the death of Vi's Dad, HermanBerens, on Sunday, April 9. He was buried from St. Peter's' Catholic church in Skokie, interment at All Saints cemetery. He left his wife, Regina, his children, Joseph (LaVerne), Julie (Ivan) Wiley, Vi (Bill) Abbink, Gerry (John) Porizin, Rita (Bob) McSweeney, Les (Carol), and Ray (Joan), as well as thirteen grandchildren. Additional heartache for the family was felt when Vi's aunt, Mr. Berens' sister, passed away about an hour before the fiineral of Mr. Berens on Thursday. GREETINGS Happy birthday to my neighbor, Jim Dowhin, Sr., cm April 21, to another neighbor, little Kim Walters who will be 6 years old on April 22, to Candy Musolf on April 24 and to our own April Young who will be 17 on April 26. Anniversary greetings to Renee and Larry Jende on April 25. SURPRISE PARTY . Between 75 and 100 young people attended a surprise party at the Dougherty home in Pistakee Terrace on Saturday, April 8. The guests of honor were Tom Dougherty, whose eighteenth birthday was April 11 and April Young whose birthday is April 26. ; HOUSEFULL We had a housefull (of females) the weekend of the seventh, eighth and ninth as Gail entertained her friend, Nancy Miller, Wendy had her friend, Judy Abbink, and my niece, Debbie Savarese of South Bend, and her friend, Rosemary Lauck, also of South Bend spent the weekend. We went from a joyfull house- APR. 20, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - SEC. 2, PG. 7 ^ full to an almost quiet, empty house as they all left for their respective homes and our Gail left for San Francisco where she will live with a friend of long standing from the McHenly area, Val Peterson. ART, PRODUCTS <#• OF PATIENTS TO BE EXHIBITED T PARK VISITORS For the second year, three Illinois state parks attracted over 1,000,000 visitors each, James W. McMillen, state parks and memorials supervisor, reported. Total 1966 attendance for state parks, memorials, conservation and access areas was 19,879,961 a new high. Again Illinois Beach State Park, between Waukegan and Zion along the Lake Michigan shore, attracted the largest attendance with its swimming, nature area and spacious lodge. Starved Rock remained the second I most popular park with 1,580,154 persons enjoying its outstanding recreational features. Art Showcase '67, a nonprofit community project in Elgin, will take place May 20 at Lord's Park pa villi on. 7 For the eighth consecutive year, the Elgin branch of the American Association of University Women has ready for distribution, announcemententry blanks inviting creative artists of northern Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana to display their work. This exhibition welcomes the original work of artists in the fields of painting, drawing, sculpture and art crafts. Cash prizes will be awarded in each division. 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