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PAGE 12-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1971 Ringwood News Christophers Tour Wisconsin House On Rock Whilpihe weather started out pretty wet in Ringwood last Sunday morning, it didn't discourage Art and Katy Christopher and David from starting out for Spring Green, Wis., to view this interesting structure. They stopped in Janesville and picked up Katy 's sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs John Hamilton, to enjoy the drive with them On the drive to Spring Green, the sun came out and the fall colors in the woods were beautiful The house was built by Alex Jordan of Madison, Wis., atop a giant chimney-like rock. SO stories high Wherever he could, he used the rock as part Qf his house; as a wall, a stairstep, or part of a fireplace There is also a Gate House. Mill House and Streets of Yesterday and all through these buildinps are displays of antiques in­ cluding dolls, guns, metal toys, paper weights, mechanical banks and much more At the Mill House there is a pond and huge 14-foot waterwheel which still operates In the Mill House is the largest fireplace in the world which burns logs twelve feet long - a special chain pulley has been arranged to pull the logs from outside into the fireplace. It is a fascinating place to visit and one that can be enjoyed by young and old alike OPEN HOUSE Open house will be held for Walt and Alice Mae (Low) Wilcox on Sunday afternoon Oct 10, from 2 p.m to 5 p.m. at their home in Woodstock. The address is 1007 Hickory road, Todd Woods. Woodstock It is being given by Mr and Mrs. Robert Low and family and Mr. and Mrs Walt Low and family, both brothers of Alice Mae. DATES TO REMEMBER Wednesday Oct. 13, WSCS meeting at Ila Hogan's home at 7:30 p.m Annual rummage sale at the church Oct. 22 and 23. Gean out the attic and the basement and bring all that extra stuff you don't use anymore to the church on Monday Oct. 18. If you have any free time to help us get ready do come to the church or call Doris Low, Mertie Harrison or Katie Christopher*: UNICEF will be Sunday Oct. 31. "500 "CLUB All the gals of the 500 club didn't play their cards this past week as they pooled all their money this past year instead of gifts and all went out to dinner in McHenry. Glad to hear ^ou all haa a good dinner and time to'spread the happy memories of the past year , SUNDAY SCHOOL This past Sunday the Sunday- school had 22 children in at­ tendance With I>aura Jacobs, Jenny Possum and "Cindy Spencer receiving their Bibles. Also Bud Jacobs, Lee Walkington and Kenny Beck r e c e i v e d a w a r d s f o r a t ­ tendance. Kenny Beck also received a pin for 2 years p e r f e c t a t t e n d a n c e . Congratulations to all of you, and keep up the good work. See all of you kids next week UMYF United Methodist Youth Fellowship will meet this coming Sunday, Oct. 10, at 5:30 p.m. at the church. All of you high school age kids do come out and see what the youth are planning for the coming year in fun and service projects. Also if you haven't met Terry Grupe as yet. do come and give her your moral support too. Remember 5:30 p.m. at the church Sunday Oct 10 SHOWTIME Joanne Gillespie and her pony Carmel went traveling Saturday, Sept 25 Joanne was invited to the Northern Illinois 4-H Championship horse show All the blue ribbon winners from the County 4-H horse shows were invited. Even with the bad weather they all seemed to be there. Joanne and Carmel didn't win any ribbons but the competition was really tough Joanne said it was worth the experience and Carmel said it was too much work for a fat pregnant pony. Better luck next time gals. nBOUT TOWN Friends will be glad to hear that Flora Carr received a letter from Anna Shadle. She and Wolff are doing fine and are busy as beaversl They send their best to all Anna made the cake for John and Margaret's twenty-fifth wedding an­ niversary which they helped celebrate just recently. Flora really had a red letter week last week as she also heard from Mercedes and Bill Hoffman. Both are fine and like their new home real well. Walt and Doris Low took advantage of one of the last nice weekends for camping this year. They went with the Jerry Freund family from Johnsburg. Ivee Walkington was another camper this past weekend with the Boy Scouts from Wonder Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shepard and family of Atlanta, Ga., visited with his mother, Ruby Shepard, this past week Frank Kempfer spent the last week with relatives in the city. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Special birthday wishes go out on Oct 12 to Bernard Tonyan, Charles Tonyan, Tony Weiser and to Mary Beth (Hopp) Harvey. Sure is a busy day today. On Oct. 14 Craig Ackerman and Bill Cruckshank share the day's festivities. On Oct 15 Randy Sonnemaker has his day. Happy birthday to you all. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARIES It was a real celebration for Kenny and Gene Eppers on their twenty-fourth wedding arfniversary last weekend. While they were planning a quiet evening out with another couple, a group of friends and neighbors from Ringwood, McHenry, Richmond and Burlington, had already gathered at the restaurant to surprise them on their arrival. It was a real fun evening of dining and dancing and we all wish them many, many more years of happiness. Also celebrating their an­ niversary last Friday were Bob and Jean Decker who spent an enjoyable evening out with Bill and Shirley Cristy. We extend to them our best wishes for many more happy an­ niversaries. OTHER ANNIVERSARIES On Oct. 12 we find Rober and Bonny Petska celebrating their third year of wedded bliss! On Oct. 14 Frank and Mertie Harrison are celebrating their happy of happiest days. Very special congratualtions to all of you, from all of us. Till next week - happy Indian summer! Open Educational Film-Strip Series Of Birch Society The first session of the Oc­ tober educational film-strip series will be presented by the McHenry chapter of the John Birch spciety Saturday evening, Oct. 9, at 7:30 p.m. at the horfte of Dorothy Him- pelmann at 3611 N. Middle avenue in Johnsburg. The titles of the films to be shown are "Man, Freedom, and Government" narrated by Ezra Taft Benson and "Untied Nations - Peace Dove Un­ masked" by G. Edward Griffin, author of "The Fearful Master", a documented book on the United Nations. The program should last about one hour and refresh­ ments will be served. Mrs. Himpelmann would welcome high school students especially, but anyone who is interested in learning some of the basic facts about governments, the United Nations or views of the John Birch society in relation to these subjects is more than welcome. The two following sessions will be held Oct. 16 and 23, same time and place. 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