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Retarded Children Benefit „OF •wiw©sroc<. 'jpm .. ®a of WOOBSWCK MOOSC U®SE '1329 ' *»**»«» RINGWOOD NEWS DOLORES BBEKXAX 65S-9045 Harry Hogan Is Baptized The McHenry County Association for Retarded Children is the happy recipient of $2,900 given recently on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary' of the Woodstock Moose club. This jumbo facsimile of a check for that amount was presented to the organization, as well as the same TWO LICENSES REVOKED; FOUR ARE SUSPENDED The office of Secretary of State Paul Powell has revoked the licenses of James W. Dudley of Woodstock and Mary Ellen Tomasello to 4714 W. Lake Shore, McHenry, both for giving while intoxicated. Suspensions are ordered for Thomas C. Adams of 815 N. Green street, Ronald L. Berry of Woodstock and Wallace K. Crawford of Hebron, all for three violations, and Jeffrey V. Weeks of Woodstock for displaying a license not issued to him. Probationary permits have been issued to Basil J. Brudnak of Algonquin and Sheldon F. Moder of 7319 Mohawk drive, Wonder Lake. There is widespread satisfaction throughout the county these days with announcement of more funds for the important work of the McHenry County Retarded Children's association. Also, financial aid is in prospect under a new statute providing for activities on behalf of mental health. In addition to the large check presented by the Moose club, other assistance came from Tomasello's at Johnsburg and plans were made to re-open the doors of the Waterfall house in Dutch Creek Woodlands on behald of the association. Other charities are also among coming events. President Frank Prem of Johnsburg announced this past week that Robert Lamborn of Crystal Lake will act in the capacity of professional director, effective July 1. On Sunday, Harry Hogan became a member of the Catholic church when he was baptized preceeding the noon Mass at Christ the King church in Wonder Lake. Harry also made his First Communion during the Mass. Dorothy and Urban Bauer were sponsors. A supper was held in the John and Ila Hogan home in honor of Harry, with Mr. and Mrs. George Blake, Gene and John, Mr. and Mrs. Al Freund, Mr. and Mrs. David Zank, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson, and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hogan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Parsley $nd family, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hogan and son arid Miss Georgia Blake attending. figure written in on a more conventional size Harry and Georgia Blake will check. Shown, left to right, are Joy Benda of married in August. Woodstock, Miss Moose 1967; Frank Prem of Johnsburg, president of the association; Paul Thornton, governor of the lodge; and Joseph Botts, chairman of the club's benefit drive. The workshop for youngsters slow to learn is located at Terra Cotta, where fourteen are taking advantage of the facilities offered. Room is available for another eight or ten children. 4-H MEETING The meeting of the Ringwood Sunshine Girls was called to order by Pam Low. Old business was discussion of the trip to two large firms which is planned for the last part of July. < Helen Malsch gave a food demonstration, along with Pam O'Halleran. Linda Meyer and Pam Jones gave a health and safety talk. Resae Acker man presented a flower arrangement demonstration. Refreshments were served tjy Toni Jones, Karen Lanway and Pam O'Halleran. The next meeting of the Sunshine girls will be held June 24. No meeting will be held on July' 1. BIRTHDAYS, ETC. Happy birthday to Brian Ackerman, who celebrates on the t w en t y-third. Anniversary, wishes to Dorothy and Henry Aissen who celebrate thirty years of wedded bliss on the twenty-sixth, and to Wanda and Wes Bruce, happy anniversary on the twenty-seventh, celebrating three years of wedded bliss. A happy birthday to my brother, Pick Schmitt, in McHenry on the twenty-ninth. AROUND TOWN On -Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hawley called on the L. E. Hawleys, after spending their summer vacation in Florida and Hot Springs. They are now residing in Lake Geneva. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tonyan attended the graduation party for Arnold Diedrich on Wednesday evening in. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Diedrich. The Bob Brennans spent Sunday afternoon with her folks, the Joe Schmitts, in McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hawley -b were pre-Father's Day dinner guests on Saturday in the Bill Reinwall home in McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Dowell and son, Billy, attended the confirmation for their niece, Krystal Harrison, and the party in the Clarence Harrison home oti Sunday evening. On Monday, Mrs. Eleanor Howe and Edwin Hawley of Crystal Lake called on the L. E. Hawleys. A Father's day picnic was held in the Clayton Bruce yard, with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ackerman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Ackerman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beck and son, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bruce and daughter, Cindy, and Bonnie Bruce attending. In honor of Fathers' day, Mr. and Mrs. -Ben Tonyan served family dinner to the Vince Tonyan family, the Jerry Tonyan family and the Clarence Tonyan family of Grayslake. The Raymond Freund family of Ingleside and the Paul Tonyan family of McHenry called inttie afternoon. JUNE 22, 1967 -PLAINDEALER - SEC. PASSENGER ON MOTORCYCLE IS HURT IN CRASH Robert Lehr of Wonder Lake, a passenger on a motorcycle driven by Robert Lunak, Jr., also of Wonder Lake, was takev by ambulance to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, last week for treatment of injuries sustained when their vehicle struck a truck. Lunak was reported to have been driving on Lake Shore drive when he came over a hill and could not stop in time to avoid a collision with a truck driven by Lewis E. Belshaw of Lake Shore drive, who' was backing out of his driveway. < Lunak was ticketed for driving without a driver's license. Wild Ones A n c i e n t Egyptian farmers tried, without success, to domest i c a t e g a z e l l e s , h y e n a s , and cranes. PRISON VISITS An innovation in Illinois State penitentiary procedures proved highly successful recently atthe Vandalia State Prison farm when almost 100 members ofthe inmates' families visited with them pn the lawn of the institution. This was the frst time that members of prisoners' families were permitted to visit with their relatives inprisonon a "person-to-person" basis. Previous visits have been made through a screen running down the center of a long table across which prisoners and their relatives faced each other. 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