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FRI., APR., 26, 1968- PLAINDEALER - PG. 5 NEW LAMPS FOR OLD With the increasing emphasis on international studies, American students, who lead all other nations in attendance at Italian universities, are expected to flock to the ancient schools of that ancient land in greater number this year than ever. Italian universities traditionally have been hospitable to foreigners. The University of Padua, where Galileo once taught, was also the alma mater of the great English 16th Century physician William Harvey, who discovered the circulation of the blood. Oliver Goldsmith also studied there. Bologna University, called the Mother of Universities, claims for its law school that its curriculum stems directly from the ancient Romans, who were great ones for legal framing. Thomas av Becket was a distinguished alumnus. The school at Perugia, which has perhaps the most ambitious "U.niversita per gli Stranieri," (university for foreigners) was officially created in 1276, but legend has it that citizens of ancient Rome traveled to the onetime Etruscan city to study augury. The art is no longer taught there, but Roman history and Latin are. All are delightful medieval cities, repaying the sightseer as well as the student. % l@u Bologna--Mother of Universities §1 Medieval classroom--Padua school for Foreigners--Perugia RINGWOOD NEWS DOLORES BRENNAN 653-9045 HOLD ANNUAL CARD PARTY FOR CEMETERY BENEFIT On Thursday, May 2, the Ringwood cemetery society will» hold its annual spring card party in the Ringwood school at 8 p.m. Here's"your chance to spend an enjoyable evening playing cards with your friends and neighbors. Table prizes will be awarded. CARD CLUB MEETS The Card Club met in the home of Mrs. Flora Carr on Wednesday with Miss Mae Wiedrich as hostess. Anna Shadle was high scorer for the afternoon with Clara Cristy low. SCHOOL HAS LANDSCAPING Clayton Bruce, Vince Tonyan and John Lanway, members of the Ringwood School boardpurchased a few shade trees to beautify the grounds. And on Sunday afternoon, did the digging and planting. Those who helped along with the school board were Henry Aissen, Sigurd Jacobsen, Wes Bruce, Wanda Bruce, Virginia Bruce and Dorothy Tonyan. The ladies also made lunch and coffee for the workers. Craig and Ralph Ackerman were water boys for the newly planted trees. Our thanks to these persons, who gave up their Sunday afternoon to help beautify our school grounds. They have sore muscles to prove they did the digging. BEST WISHES TO-- , John Hogan on his natal day, April 27 - and on the twentyninth happy birthday wishes to Dorothy Tonyan -- and on May 2, happy birthday to Nellie Hepburn and Jay Walkington who share the day. AROUND TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ainger and David of Hebron were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Supper guests in the Shepard home were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Page of Mc Henry. Mrs. L.E. Hawley, Mrs. Norlan of Chicago and Mrs. Anna Reinwall of McHenry have returned from Hot Springs, Ark., on Friday. Mrs. Roy Wiedrich of Burlington called on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., and on the Bob Brennans on Saturday afternoon. OPEN Friday, Saturday Sunday ROLLINS E39. Hrs.: Fri., Sat. 5 p.m. Sun. - Noon (7®D IIBSHIVAT0©C3t3 jUstfc* 74741 ON ROUiNS RD NORTH SHORE Of LONG LAKE Via BANQUET SUPERINTENDENT CHAIRMAN OF NEW STUDY ON SCHOOLS Dr. Carl T. Bergstrom, superintendent of McHenry public schools, has been appointed as chairman of a North Central association visiting committee to study school buildings. This committee is currently studying the high school building and grounds at Mundelein in the Libertyville- Fremont high school District No. 120. The evaluation of the school will list from April 23 to April 26. The visiting committee evaluates a building on five basic points. First, the buildings must provide adequate facilities for the total educational needs of the youth it serves. Second, the safety of the students and staff should be considered in the general planning of the building. Third, the building should show consideration for future enrollment and program needs. Fourth, the building should be clean, attractive and esthetic. And last, the building should be an integral part of the community program. The North Central association evaluates school buildings onthese guidelines every four years. SAFETY SERIES During the month of May, beginning on May 6 and concluding on the last day, there will be a series of twenty-one half hour TV programs devoted to injury control. They will be shown at 6 a.m. daily on Channel 5. 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