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r V^r. ; RINGWOOD NEWS DOLORES BRENNAN 653-9049 FIRE PREVENTION TALK PRESENTED AT CLUB MEETING Glen Petersen of the McHenry Fire Prevention District presented a talk to the members of the Ringwood Community club at its monthly meeting on Sept. 25 at the Ringwood school. Mr. Petersen stressed the importance of fire prevention in and around your home. He also had pamphlets on hand to present to the parents present. Mr. Petersen returned to the Ringwood school on Wednesday to talk to the pupils in the school. All were enthusiastic about going home to see what they could do to prevent fires in their home. As you know, this is Fire-Prevention week. Let's all take the tips Mr. Petersen presented and do what we canto keep our homes safe from fire. BAKE SALE FOR COMMUNITY CLUB On Oct. 17, the Ringwood Community Club will hold a bake sale in the grocery store in Ringwood. I believe the sale will start at 11 a.m. All donations of baked goodies will be greatly appreciated, and all buyers will be welcomed. MOTHER-DAUGHTER PROGRAM HELD On Wednesday, there was a special program held for the NORCROSS OWEE ARE THE CAT'S MEOW Halloween, Tues. Oct. 31st. LOOK FOR THEM AT ®L!il i 1259 DRUG STORE N. Green 385 4500 Mothers and Daughters of the area at the Ringwood school thru the efforts of the Ringwood Community club. There was an' exceptionally good turnout of mothers and daughters present to view a film produced by Walt Disney followed by a question and answer period under the direction of Dr. Santo Ruggero of Wonder Lake, followed by the showing of the film for a second time. Dr. Ruggero generously donated his time to share with us. It was greatly appreciated by all. ATTENTION-ALL INTERESTED IN SCOUTS! There will be a meeting held at the school on Oct. 16 at 7:30 p.m. for allinterestedpersons in the starting of a troop for Girl Scouts and Brownies, Thru the efforts of the Community Club, a member of the Elgin Regional District of Girl Scouts will be present to discuss the possibility of forming scouting programs in the Ringwood area. If you are interested in a scouting program for your daughter or would like to help in the starting of one for the community, p!ease try to attend the meeting. CEMETERY SOCIETYANNUAL MEETING The Ringwood cemetery society will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 17 at 8 p.m. at 6709 McCulIom Lake road, in the Kenneth Cristy home. All interested persons are cordially invited to attend. LEAVE AFTER BOOT CAMP Tom Walkington returned on Sunday to California, after spending the time from Sept. 29 with his parents, Althea and Paul Walkington. Tom had completed his boot training in Great Lakes and will be stationed at the Naval Air Force Base in El Centro, Calif. ATTEND LUNCHEON Mrs. Ruby Shepard, Mrs. Flora Carr, Miss Mae Wiedrich and Mrs. William Cruickshank attended the salad bar luncheon on Wednesday of the Richmond Garden club, which was held in the Hunter Country Club in Richmond. The luncheon was followed by card playing. VISITS PARENTS Paul Shadle of California spent from Saturday evening until Monday afternoon with his parents, the Wolf Shadles. RETURNS HOME AFTER FLORIDA TRIP Frank Kempfer has returned to Ringwood after spending the past three weeks vacationing in Florida. His granddaughter, Miss Barbara Simon of Chicago, spent the weekend visiting with him. ATTEND SHOWER Mrs. John Lanway and daughter, Karen, Mrs. Charles Brennan, Mrs. Robert Brennan and daughters, Patty and Linda, attended a bridal shower for Violet DeCicco on Sunday afternoon. Hie shower was held in the home of Mrs. James Wegener in McHenry. Miss DeCicco will become the bride of Billy Brennan on Nov. 11. CRIS HOPP HAS PARTY On Saturday, Cris Hopp entertained a group of his friends at a birthday party held in his honor in his home. He received some nice gifts. Games were played, cake and ice cream were served. Cris's birthday was on Monday, but the party waC^&ld on Saturday. ' BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday wishes to Bill Cruickshank and Craig Ackerman, who share the fourteenth for their birthday -- Birthday greetings to Bobby Klapperich and Juanita Ackerman who share Oct. 17 --Happy birthday to Margo Andreas on the eighteenth -- and to Ila Hogan and Wolf Shadle on the nineteenth. AROUND TOWN Linda's Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmitt of Mc- Henry, called on the Brennans on Friday evening to wish Linda a happy birthday. Mrs. Jim Wiedrich and children called on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., on Saturday. Mrs. Allen Ainger of Hebron called on her mom, Mrs. Ruby Shepard, on Thursday. Sunday afternoon caller in the Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., home was Roy Wiedrich of Burlington, Wis. That's • it once again from Ringwood. See you next week? WONDER LAKE GAlL WILLIAMS 653-5371 Invite Public To WSCS United Nations Luncheon The annual United Nations luncheon of the Women's Society of Christian Service will be held Thursday, Oct. 21, at the Community Methodist church, McHenry. The public is invited. A menu of foods from around the world will be featured. There will also be an opportunity to buy homemade gifts at the holiday bazaar tables. A movie concerned with the United Nations as an organization for peace will be shown in Fellowship hall following the lunch. MOURN DEATH OF RESIDENT EDWARD MURPHY Our condolences to the family of Edward Murphy, Shore Hills, who was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital, Oct. 3. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Ronny Gabel, son of the Ken Gabels, Wonder Center, who blew out nine candles, Oct. 4 and to his sister Carol who will blow out 7 candles, Oct. 12. One of our collegegirIs, Che-? ri Mondek, daughter of the John Mondeks, Shore Hills, who is studying in Vermont will be celebrating her eighteenth birthday, Oct. 18. Also oh the same day Miss Cindy Ziemann, daughter of the George Ziemanns, Oakwood Shores, will blow out two candles. COLLEGE BOUND A Wonder Laker at Eastern is Earl Hansen, son of the Raymond Hansens, Wooded Shores. Rich Ruziclta. Jr., Wooded Shores, son of the Rich Ruzickas, Srs., is attending Northern Illinois University at De- Kalb. WELCOME The welcome mat is out for Ron and Pam (Gabel) Diedrich and daughter, Kimberly, who have moved into the Wayne Keller home on Birch drive. Welcome to the Lake U!!! WONDER LAKE BIBLE CHURCH Friday, Oct. 13, at 7 p.m., the Pioneer Girls will meet at the church and the Awana Boys Club meet at Harrison school. Saturday, Oct. 14, at 6:30 p.m., E.Y.F. Youth Night will be held. Tuesday, Oct. 17, at 7:45 p.m. there will be a Ladies Fellowship Meeting at the church. Wednesday, Oct. 18,7:30p.m. Mid-week prayer and Praise Service and Youth Choir Rehearsal and at 8:30p.m., Senior Choir Rehearsal. Thursday, Oct. 19 at 7:30 p.m. there will be Cottage Prayer meeting. Coming!!!! Missionary Conference, Oct. 27 to 29. There will be special Missionary speakers each night with two meetings on Sunday, Youth Night, Saturday, Oct. 28. CHRIST THE KING NEWS In an effort to get acquainted with the people of the parish, the pastor will visit a home in the parish (by subdivisions) one night each week. % liilillll® 68 Caprice Coupe; rear, Camaro Sport Coupe, "The Hugger" Dnamci Astro Ventilation makes the ride as quiet as it is smooth. With special new Astro Ventilation, you get outside air through two vent-ports right on the instrument panel.'Just roll up the windows, open the vent-ports and get plenty of air without annoying drafts and street noises. It's standard on B Camaro, Corvette and the Caprice Coupe (available on many other models) and it's one of the new ways Chevrolet shows greater concern for your comfort. No better value For '68, you also get new riding silence, thanks to Chevrolet's computer-refined suspensions. You get better performance, GM's new exhaust emission control, proved safety features (the GM-developed energy absorbing steering column, for one) along with many new safety features. Drive the finest Caprice, The Grand Chevrolet, gives you new elegance everywhere. Camaro, "The Hugger," gives you smoother acceleration and more of a true sports-car feel than ever before. Come drive '68's finest--now at your Chevrolet dealer's! at your or itctuiaci Clark Chevrobf Safes 908 N„ Front Street McHenry, Illinois 12-5318 This also affords an opportunity for the people of the parish to meet or become better acquainted with their neighboring parishioners. Last week fourteen people met in Highland Shores. This week there will be a group meeting in Sunrise Ridge. The coordinating couple is Mr. and Mrs, Robert Wade, if you would be willing to be the host couple for your subdivision please call 653-5086. CHRISTENINGS Kevin Donald Huff, son of tHe Don Huffs, Oakwood Shores and Kevin Michael OTkmnell; son of the James O'Donnells were baptized recently at Christ the King. NATIVITY LUTHERAN CHURCH NEWS The date of the next clothing appeal, Nov. 19-26 has been set aside for the Thanksgiving clothing appeal of the Lutheran World Relief. The greatest need is for 'blankets and Children clothing. The clothing MUST be packed in strong cartons and tied with heavy cord. Unless this is done the men do not have to pick up the clothing. Men's Club will hold a breakfast and "Trap Shoot 2", Saturday, Oct. 21. For .many of the men of Nativity Saturday Oct. 21 will begin with breakfast at 8:30 a.m. in the fellowship hall of the church. As in the past, the breakfast will be "fit for a king" with plenty to eat. Immediately following the breakfast the men of the church will add to the noise of the hunting season by holding a "trap shoot". Come and test your skill in the exciting sport. You do not have to have your own gun to participate. Sunday, Oct. 22 at 7 p.m. The Martin Luther film will be shown in the fellowship hall of Nativity. CHRISTENINGS The following babies were baptized Sunday, Oct. 8, at Nativity Lutheran church: Kurt Robert Scheib, son of the Kenneth Scheibs, Oakwood Shores; Laray^ Leonard Beise, son of the Cal Beises, Wonder Center; Steven John West, son of the John Wests, Oakwood Shores; and Keith Edward Reymann, vson of the Roland Reymanns. NATIVITY'S CONFIRMATION REUNION Last Sunday, Oct. 8, Nativity held their fifteenth anniversary Confirmation Reunion service and banquet. Pastor W.L. Thummol, Glenview, pastor of Nativity 1961-1964, was guest speaker. v The following confirmands returned for the Reunion: Gail Cannon Williams, class of 1955; Darlene Sorenson Beise, class of 1957; Jackie Cannon Forbes, class of 1958; Jack Jacobson, class of 1961; Pam Young, Linda Meyer, Cindy Johnson, and Linda Detwiler, class of 1963; Phil Johnson, Jeanette Gabel, Jo-Anne Rink, class of 1964; Jim Meyer, class of 1965; Penny Reynolds, Donna Pickell, John Sorensen, Glenn Hamoton, Pat Henneberg, Blanche Savord Christine Laier and Gail Detwiler, class of 1967. Bye for now, see you next week. McHENRY PLAINDEALER Established 1875 3812 \\>st Kim Street Phone 385-0170 McHenry. Illinois -- 60050 Published Kvei v Wednesdav & Friday at McHenry, 111. 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The Freunds have six children, Victor of McHenry, Mrs. Joseph (Florence) Britz of Moline, Mrs. Earl (Alvina) Walsh, Mrs. John (Clara) Arend, Mrs. Edward (Ethel) Blake and Harold, all of McHenry; also fifteen grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Baskets Furniture Decorative Items • Gourmet &©coa OPEN EVERYDAY 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Delightful ;• Selection t All expense tours somehow manage to fit their name. STRAW MART >/j Mil* West of Rt. 45 GRAYSLAKE, IU. Rt. 120 (Belvidere Rd.) Phone BA 3-4428 ( only. diqp 3.98 SHIFT With ZIP! STYLE # 651 Sizes 12/20 STYLE #1651 " l4±/24i FABRIC:100* Cotton "Poplin" COLORS: Assorted A Dash-about "Shift" with 2 roomy pockets,and the Club novelty Tape Big Zipper Phone 385-0277 RIVERSIDE RETAIL OUTLET Hours Daily 9-6 Fri 9-9 . Sun 9-5 Tel. 385-5900 1402 N, Riverside Dr. 1 Block North of Rt 120 on Riversjde Dr„ . McHenry, Illinois 4 k