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PG. 6, SEC. 2 - PLAIN DEALER - MAY 25, 1967 4e •; RINGWOOD NEWS DOIX>RES BRENNAN 653-9045 LOCAL GROUP PLACES THIRD IN CONTEST |a a contest held on May 7 in Algonquin, a group from lUngwood, "King's Royale", took third place Honors. The grtxq) consists of A1 Etten, Roger and Darrel Barker, Pat Powers and Rick Waters. Congratulations to you boys, keep up the good playii*?! CONFIRMATION AT LOCAL CHURCH Last Sunday fifteen young people were confirmed at the Ringwood Methodist church by Rev. Atherton of the Mt. Hope church with Rev. Ron Anderson assis&ng. Robin Fossum, Pam Low, Terry Cristy, Patty Christopher, Kimberly Street, Janice Pingelton, Priscilla Fossum, Colleen Harvey, Mike Pifljgelton, Mark Decker, Mike.. Grosman, Ray Low, John Rupp, Lawrence Kamp, Richard Blend were members of the class. They then went to Mt. Hope Methodist church for the confirmation of their group. The week previous to the confirmation, the young people enjoyed a field trip to the Chi- Temple, the Lake Bluff Children's Home, Hie Wesley Foundation, and Newberry Center, along with their chaper- SjivOTE ON JUNIOR COLLEGE BOARD Saturday, May 27, you are asked to go to the polls tojgote as you please for membant'^ bf the board of the junior college district 528 of McHenry county. The precincts and polling places for the election will be the same as those used far local high school elections, burs will be the high school cafeteria in McHenry. Polling hours on Saturday will be from 12 noon until 7 pjiu | MOVED INTO NEW HOME | John and Ila Hoganhavemov- • ed their new home, which has just been completed, b March, fire totally destroyed their home and all personal belongings. Mike, Susie and little Mike Hogan moved in with her folks, the Sigurd Jacobsens, so John and Ila could stay on the farm and reside in the trailer. All are back in their own homes now. FIRST COMMUNION AND BAPTISM It was aryi important day in the lives of Vernie and Michael Perrin on Sunday. They are the grandsons of Peg and John Scharf, and sons of the Lavern Perrins. Vernie "received his First Holy Communion at the 12 noon Mass in Christ The King Catholic church in Wonder Lake where Michael Scott Perrin was baptized by Father Vanderpool with Darlene and Warner Benson as Godparents. All were taken out to a smorgasboard dinner at Solon Mills. Included were the Scharfs, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Perrin, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walsch of Mundelein, Vein's Godparents, Connie, LaVerne and their children, Vern, Greg, Mike, Vicki andSster Angelina, their teacher of religion also joined them. Following the dinner, the Scharf, Walsches and Perrins returned to the Perrin home and got in a little fishing. BOY SCOUTS CAMPED OUT The Boy Scouts of Wonder Lake Fox Patrol including Ray Low, leader; Ed Betts assistant and David Betts, scribe; Luke Ackerman, Andy Fossum, Kenny Mgehling, and Steve Harvey spent the weekend camping out. CARD CLUB ENJOYS LUNCH OUT On Thursday, the Ringwood Card Club motored to Elgin for their annual lunch out. Clara Cristy was a guest of the club. CONGRATULATIONS! Happy birthday wishes to A1 SPRING HOME IMPRQVJMINT SPECIALS BELSON'S MODERN -FOLD Picnic TiBie: Starting at $199S ECONOMY QUALITY WALK-IN PICNIC TABLE Kelson's MODERN-FOLD picnic table kit makes it so •y for you to assemble your own modern picnic table. Folds flat for storage. Combination of graceful beauty, lontfort and long-lasting service. Sled type legs glide easily over lawn or patio. Heavyl6-ga. tubing finished in learning galvenize. 8.40 Quality ACRYLIC LATEX JIM MAiWS PAINTH,u" p"i:' Gal. $4*69 Hi-Value 7.95 Quality SUPER 1 COAT House Paint 100% Pure linseed oil GaL $4.69 See Alexander for all your spring fix up needs. ALEXANDER Luyeii co. 909 N. Front McHenry 385-1424 Oonk and Tom Walkington who share the twenty-ninth as their natal day. And to Fred Bowman who celebrates his birthday on the thirtieth. LAST OF THE HOT LUNCHES On May 31, Mary Baker and Phyllis Ackerman are scheduled to serve hot dogs to the Ringwood students. This is the last week of the lunches for this school year, and I would like to thank each and every one of the ladies who took the time to help with the serving. Without your help, these children would not have the chance to have a hot sandwich one day a week. Thanks again, ladies. And many thanks to Jackie Lanway, who so generously volunteered to make the barbecues and have the hot dogs all ready to take up and serve. Thanks a million, Jackie., AROUND TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Webster Blackman and family called on Mrs. Nellie Hepburn on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Christ Henne of Chicago and Bill Walker of Elgin and Mr. and Mrs, Loren Harrison were dinner guests of Mrs. Marie Henne on Sunday. They spent the evening in the Harrison home following the dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hawley were dinner guests on Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reinwall in McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Oxtoby spent the weekend in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson at Sterling. JOHNSBURG NEWS BETTY HETTERMAXV 385-1290 LOCAL STUDENTS WIN AWARDS FROM KIWANIS CLUB At this time each year, & graduation grows close, the Wonder Lake Kiwaids Club holds a dinner at which time the most deserving boy and girl Of the class receives a merit award. These deserving youijg people are chosen by their, classmates and teachers. We are proud to announce this year's winners areHeidteMair- On Sunday evening, the Ox* : tobys attended the graduation: party of Miss Patty Karls ip Richmond. Mrs. L. E. Hawley spent Wednesday in Chicago. On Wednesday, Miss Mae Wiedrich, Mrs. Flora Car®* Mrs. Ruby Shepard and Mrs* Anna Shadle attended thelunch* eon and flower show intheLutheran church in McHenry. •.*, Mrs. Frank Hawley erf Park Ridge, Mrs. Floyd Howe and Edwin Hawley of Crystal Lake called on the L. E. Hawleys on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Gerry Kunz, Mrs. Ruby Shepard, Mrs. Flora Carr and • Miss Mae Wiedrich attended the Richmond Hunters card party on Monday. Due to the holiday, there is an early deadline. Please help me and call before 11 a.m. tomorrow, Friday, if you have any items for the column. er and Richard Brown from the Johnsburg public school, and Joanne Mclnerny and Gary Anna firom St. John's school. The students were joined by their ever so proud parents for din- - ner at the Ringwood church on Monday evening of this*week. After the dinner and presentation of awards, some vety fine entertainment was provided. Taking part in this were some of our young people from this area. They were Melodie Ruth cm the piano, David Peter* son add Bill Haag, both with guitars, and Bob Sallaz on the, drums. It was a most enjoyable evening to all. Once more we wduld like to extend our sincere congratulations to the four merit winners. ANNIVERSARY HAPPINESS Surprise! Surprise! Surprise! was the greeting for Clarence and Lucille Smith last Thursday evening, May 18, as several of their friends and relatives converged on their home.The Smiths thought they had a dinner date with one of the couples but as you can tell by now, it was a "put-up" jOb. The nine couples came into the driveway blowing horns and making the most noise possible to add to the surprise visit. Joining in on the anniversary fun were; Messers and Mesdames Joe Schmitt, Stanley Schmitt, Henry Schmitt, Richard Sehmitt, Steve Schmitt, Harry Smith, Leo King, Charles Deidrich and Gerald Freund. Thehippy grot^reaUy came with their arms loaded with gifts and fine food. Needless to say they all had a real happy, happy time. By the way this was in celebration of Clarence and Lucille's tenth wedding anniversary. Earlier that afternoon the Smiths had another nice surprise, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, Mrs. Kate Pepping and Mrs. Mamie King dropped in to deliver their happy anniversary wishes personally. They had been to Clarence's father's House, John Smith, who was observing his ninety-second birthday on this date also. On May 16 oyr family joined forces with the Pechous family, Roger, Gloria, Pam, Roger, Jr., and Sherry, for dinner in Wilmot in observance of our seventeenth wedding anniversary. Although we were a couple of days late in celebrating, it did not hinder any of us from having a good time, tt was a most enjoyable evening spent with our children. JUNIOR FORESTER NOTES At the May meeting of the Junior members of St. Agatha court No. 777, seventy-one members were in attendance. Marilyn Michels was chosen to crown the Blessed Virgin in the May Crowning ceremony which was part of this month's meeting. Later the girls gathered to play games followed by the serving of refreshments. The members who are going swimming on June 3 stifcwl* sure to be at St. John's school by 12:30 p.m. Please don't be late. - " • Those members who areparticipating in the outing toROckford on June 9 areaskedtobeat the school promptly at 8:30 a.m. They are planning to return to the school by 5:30 that evening. Slacks may not be worn on this outing. Each girl going on this outing is asked to bring her own lunch and some money as a step may be made at a hamburger stand on the way home if there is time. ENTERTAINS OHIO VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Ray BUgner, nnrf son, Douglas, of Fostoria, Ohio, spent several days in the home of Arnie and Clara Michels this past week. They also visited many of their other relatives and friends during their short stay. The Bugners stopped off here on the way back from Colorado Springs where they witnessed the graduation of their son, A2/c John Bugner from prep school there. VOWS EXCHANGED ' ' Our" test wishes to tHe new •> Mr. and Mrs. Bill Comstock • who became man and wife last Saturday in a beautiful rite which was performed in St. Patrick's church in McHenry, A reception honoring the newlyweds took place: later in the" day in the Johnsburg Oom-.,- muidty Club hall. Bill is the, son of Mrs. Julia Karpinstd of- Weingart Road. 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