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Ringwood News Flying Parson Gives Program Af Local Church Wayne S. * Nordstrom referred to as The Flying Parson, will speak at the Ringwood church Saturday evening, July 10, at 8 p.m. This will be held under the big tent on the church lawn and we have plans^ to discourage the mosquitos and insects. Mr. Nordstrom is a United Methodist lay pastor and his speech centers about a "treasure" of old bottles and glass found under the one hundred year old home where he now resides and is presented in the manner of the old fashioned "Medicine Show". Those who have heard Mr. Nordstrom speak before, can guarantee you a " highly amuspig and r entertaining evening with a worthwhile messa'ge. A free-will offering will be taken. ANNUAL ' CHICKEN BAR-B-Q Final preparations for the annual Chicken Bar-B-Q to be held on the church lawn Sun­ day, July 11, are being made. Some^of you (or most of you) have been called on by different ones of the committees for ^donations, pies and help. If by some chance we missed getting ,m v in touch with you call us and let jnrt^us know what you would like to do. Serving will be from 11:30 through 2:30 p.m. and consists of a half chicken, baked potato, baked beans, roll, butter and beverage. The dessert is extra. For tickets in advance <iall Mary Butler in McHenry, Monte Hosier, in Johnsburg, Blanche Howe in Richmond, Katy Christopher in Wonder Lake and Mertie Harrison or Doris Low in Ringwood. The big tent will be up again this year for your dining comfort. There will be lawn chairs available for you to use for after dinner visiting. Also there will be a white elephant table (anyone having anything to donate bring to table on Sunday or call Doris Low), and a display of candles, wood­ working, ceramics and other things for your pleasure. Do come and see us Sunday, July 11. Also Saturday night at 8 p.m. HOSPITALIZED Mrs. Tom Andes is in the Woodstock hospitaJ and Mrs. Earl Ogden is in-the McHenry hospital. We wish both of these ladies a complete and speedy recovery and that they might be home by the time our readers get .this message. ABOUT TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kor- wicki of Kenosha and Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson of Wilmette were recent guests in the Brennan-Hepburn home. Diane Christopher spent last week in Appleton anddid some sightseeing via motorcycle. She - finds the car more comfortable riding for any lengthy traveling. Gary Linstad was an over­ night guest at the Art Christophers. The Bill Cristy and Art Christopher families enjoyed a Fourth of July cook-out at the Bob Decker home in Wonder Lake. Bill and Bob Baker were both lucky boys and got to go to a Cubs ball game on "June 17 at Wrigley Field. They went as guests of the Woodstock Sen­ tinel. The game was a 10 inning game and the Cubs won 7 to 6., Alice, Orpha and Zelma of Volo and Lake Zurich called on their sister Nettie Wright on Thursday of last week. Also stopping in was Beth Russell of Volo and daughter Genevieve and husband Joe Wiser of Volo. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wright accompanied their daughter, Gen, to Marengo on Monday of last week. r Tom Low and Larry "Luke" Ackerman have returned home ~ after a week of camping with two troiips from McHenry, and one of Wonder Lake, at the U.S. Grant Council, near Apple River. This is a first for them to attend this camp, as we are in the Blackhawk area. They served their Junior leadership atThis time. They said the food was good and the scenery was beautiful. They also had a lot of company. Seeing that there were so many boys and so 4 many treats that were being fed to the raccoons that they wanted to sleep with the boys at night. The Ladies "500" club once again met at Mrs. Howes with Mrs. Ruby Shepard en­ tertaining the ladies. Mae Weidrich took high and Ruby Shepard came away with low. CAMPING SQUARES Walt and Doris Low ac­ companied Albie and Dorothy Adams and family camping last weekend at Eagle Cave, Wis. Those square dancing nuts of the Checkerboard squares went as a club (those who could go) to Eagle Cave camping and then on Saturday night there was a square dance in the cave. Lots of fun and "we earned another badge. HAPPY BIRTHDAY A very happy birthday goes to Mrs. Mable Hawley onMuly 16, and on July 17 our wishes go out to Mrs. Betti Winston, and to Dorothy Kay (Aissen) Osburn. Hope that all of you have a happy day. PAGE 5-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1971 ANNIVERSARIES , On July 13 we found Mr. and Mrs. John Klapperich celebrating another /year of wedded bliss, and dn July 17 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bruce (JoAnne Kline) will be celebrating their anniversary. Congratulations and best to both couples, from all of us here With all the canning and jam and jelly making going on, why don't you all talk dad into taking you (MOM) out to a good-old-fashion chicken bar-b- que on Sunday. Till then hoping for a beautiful day and week. (If the kids don't fight.) Here & There In BUSINESS Anita Woodward Wins Wings As Air Stewardess HAPPINESS IS: FINDING WHAT, YOl' WANT IN THK McHENRY PLAIN DEALER'S CLASSIFIED WANT1 . AD SECTION TODAY "" Mrs. Harold Woodward of 602 North Country Club drive, McHenry, she completed the four-week training course at Delta's Stewardess school at the Atlanta airport. From her base station of New Orleans, she will fly to many of the sixty- three cities served by Delta in twenty-three " states, the District of Columbia, and the Caribbean. ' • M Miss Woodward graduated from McHenry high school, ana _Vau has attended Northern Illinois McHenry Country club, "We do not ^xpect to teach the full field of plumbing m a few evening sessions, but we do hope to give them a basic understanding of plumbing so they can more effectively enforce existing codes." In announcing the classes QJjto said, "We hope every building or plumbing inspector cHenry county* will take advantage of these sessions so we can all do a better job of ANITA WOODWARD Miss Anita Woodward has "won her wings" and is now a stewardess with Delta Air Lines. Daughter of Mr. and university. Plumbing Basics Classes To Open Next Thursday The first in a series of classes in plumbing basics for city and count# ^building and plumbing inspectors in McHenry county will be held in the office of McHenry County Building Commissioner Fred Otto, Thursday, July 15, at 7:30 p.m. The classes are being sponsored by the Plumbing and H e a t i n g C o n t r a c t o r s association of Lake and M c H e n r y ( b o u n t i e s : a n d Plumbers Union Local 93 which has jurisdiction in the two counties. Ron Short, business manager of Local 93, who will be one of the instructors, said at a recent organization meeting at the inspecting for the people of' McHenry county." Assisting Short in the in­ structions will be Jerome Buch, Jamjes Althoff and Dan Weber imp of McHenry. Also serving on the faculty will be John Leigh, Illinois Department of Public Health plumbing inspector, who will discuss state and local codes. CEREAL LEAF BEETLES Cereal leaf beetles have been found in Marion, Putnam and Tazewell counties, bringing to 33 the number of counties having the pest, Agriculture Director Gordon L. Ropp said last week. He requests anyone seeing the metallic$£vblui8h-black insect with reddish legs and front feeding on small grains and grasses to notify the extension adviser of the Illinois division of plant industry in Springfield or Wheaton. Storm King Lighter Sturdy, chrome-finish wick lighter. REG. 98* C £$*9? mMy 1" Among McHenry students participating in the June 20-July 3 Summer Music camp at Westernfi !p Illinois university and their scholarship sponsor, from left, are: Terry Christy, McHenry® Woman's club; Michael Smith, McHenry Rotary club; and Chester Rogers, McHenry Woman's:;! § club. They are pictured here with Chris Izzo, second from jright, WIU director of bands, who was a " guest conductor of the senior high band at the camp. 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