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? Ringwood News Set Deadline To Collect Papers For Recycling The regular meeting of the Busy Three 4-H Club was held at the Ringwood church last Monday evening. Members were reminded that Saturday noon, April 15, was the deadline to get newspapers for recycling to the George Madden home, papers must be bundled and tied securely. John Rudolph was chosen captain and Mike Etten, co- captain, cf the club's 4-H soft- ball team. The following members were chosen to work on dairy promotion on behalf of the club: Sue Rudolph, Patty Christopher, Danielle Byron, Bob Doessel, and Mark Gilespie. New members joining the club included Sue Cable, Vic Hopp, Chris Hopp, and Dwight Legoo. All members are to bring their record books to the next meeting which will be held Monday, May 8, at the church. It was announced that Northern Pump Farms will be host to the Illinois Junior Hereford Field Day (Mi July l. All members with beef projects should plan to attend this event. The following members gave talks: Sandy Baur, "Health"; Sindy Rudolph, "Bicycle Safety"; John Rudolph, "Gun Safety"; Sandy Rudolph "Wild Rabbits"; Randy Baur "How to Take Care of a Steer". Refreshments were served by Sindy Rudolph and Tammy Steinmetz. SWITZERLAND VISITOR RETURNSTO US Miss Mai Stauber from Switzerland arrived at the Walkington home last Friday for the weekend. Then on Sunday she accompanied Tom Walkington back to Macomb where he returned to his studies at western university. Mai will be working as a nurse at the university for the remaining of the year. "500" CLUB The "500" club met recently inJhe home of Ruby Shepard. Higk score for the afternoon went to Blanche Hcwe and Flora Oar had low score. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Our belated greetings to Dolores Brennan on her bir­ thday , April 6. Some of her co­ workers gathered around during a break at the office to enjoy a two-layer cake that had been beautifully decorated for the occasion by Lily Visconti. The high-point came when Dolores cut the first piece and discovered it was not a sponge cake made from batter but a foam sponge cake. You must admit Dolores, it was different! Folks who gathered at the Brennan-Hepburn home later in the day to continue the birth­ day festivities were: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schwartz, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Visconti, Tom Sch­ wartz, LuAnn Smith, Chuck El>ans, Mrs. Gertie Kaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kick and Beulah Kick. VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Russell Soddy cf Kenosha spent last Sunday with Nellie Hepburn. Other visitors from Kenosha were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wade. Mrs. Ruby Shepard spent Easter weekend with her daughter and family, the Alan Aingers of Hebron. On Easter Sunday, the family had dinner with Mrs. Shepard's grand­ daughter and family, the Mike Kynells of Hebron. Another traveller for the Easter holiday was Frnak Kempfer who spent the weekend with his son, Frank Kempfer, Jr., of Genoa. Recent visitors with Mrs. Ruby Shepard were Mr. and Mrs Lester Colby and Mrs. Hazel Colby of Crystal Lake and Mrs. Helen Page of Mc Henry. Jerry Ogden of Park Ridge spent last Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ogden. Earl and Jerry treated Virginia to Sunday brunch at Lake Geneva. Diane Christopher spent Easter vacation with the Howard Linstad family in Apple ton. On Friday evening she returned home with Gary and Penny Linstad who spent the weekend with the Christophers. Candy Foesum was home for TOPSOIL LAWN GRADING Call Ed Jackson 338-4739 Woodstock the Easter weekend with her family the Gordon Fossums. Tom Walkington was home this past weekend and Easter weekend. Tom returned to his studies at Macomb Sunday. ABOUT TOWN So glad to hear that Art Baker is back on his feet after a spell of not feeling so good. Guess he had a couple of his kids mad at him tho. They were to leave for Iowa the next morning to go see their grand­ mothers in Strawberry Point, Iowa. Sorry kids it just wasn't meant to be this time. There's a long summer (we hope) coming, so look forward to going then. Those square dancers are at it again. Hear tell that a bunch of them went dancing at Johnsburg on Friday night. The Dave Millers and the Dennis Riches plus others from the Checkerboard squares. Then they went again Saturday night, Boy, must be nice to be young. Visitors in the Dennis Rich home over the last weekend were Judy's brother and family from libertyville and Judy's sister and family from Skokie. Also Judy's mom from Wilmette. The occasion for the get-together were birthdays for Mrs. Miller, Christopher Rich and Aunt Fay. BIRTHDAY PARTIES There were two birthday parties held in the neigh­ borhood of the cousin corner of Ringwood Friday night a party honored the first birthday of Ryan Gene Petska, who was unconcerned about the whole thing and then on Monday night much to the happy surprise of Wade Bruce who celebrated his fifth birthday, many cousins aunts and uncles, Grampas ana grandmas and great- grandparents. HOME FROM SOUTH Last week Clayton Bruce and his wife, Virginia, spent a couple of days in Mount Ver­ non, to visit Clayton's mother and then on to Springfield, to attend some meeting of the soil conservation department for a few days. Seems the South is quite a bit ahead of us. (Like maybe 3 weeks!) HAPPY BIRTHDAY We wish Miss Gi-Gi Mough on April 16 a happy birthday and on the seventeenth to Ed Kane, now on to John Klapperich who celebrated on the nineteenth, on April 20 Henry Aissen has his day. Last but not least Beforeyoubuyony garden tractor, find out how hfr built! 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BR00KW00D GARDEN CENTER 4505 W. Rte. 120 (Across from Foremost Liquors) Phone 385-4949 See An Expert LARRY BRUSSO With over 30 years of auto Mechanical experience locally. • MAJOR ENGINE OVERHAUL • VALVES •BRAKES •EXHAUST • COMPLETE TUNE-UPS at 385-0720 ED'S STANDARD^ERVICE 3817 W. Elm McHenry Hospital Plans For Observance Of Special Week The two roles of Memorial hospital - a place to care for the sick and a modern facility to keep people healthy- will be expanded on during the county- wide hospital's participation in National Hospital Week May 7- 13. Theme for this 1972 ob­ servance takes a positive message to every health care consumer (and that includes everyone!) "We Want You...in the Picture of Health." National Hospital Week observance has become an annual tradition, one launched fifty-two years ago by the American Hospital association. "The public will have a chance to learn more about health care and especially about the special services we offer at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County as we observe comes those on April 22 who are Darre 11 Barker, Bob Beaman and Billy Bob Beaman who will be 6. The best of wishes to all of you. ANNIVERSARY Congratulations and may life hold the best for you, Clara and Jerry Tonyan, as you celebrate the happy day on April 16, and may we extend the same wishes to Dolly and Dick Malsh who will celebrate their day on April 22. to the hospital Bert this salute across the nation" said Hanson, administrator. "Our expansion during the past year with the addition of more beds and more special facilities helps emphasize the rapidly-changing role of hospitals. "Certainly we fulfill the traditional dedication to more sick people become healthy, but we also provide the framework with staff, equip­ ment and facilities to keep people healthy." Growth of the out-patient service is one example of this steadily-growing broadened approach to health care ser­ vice. Conduct of the pre-natal series of free classes for both expectant parents is another. Rapidly-growing physical therapy department with its skilled people and its variety cf equipment is a third example of how Memorial hospital strives to keep its citizenry in "the picture of health." National Hospital Week observance will begin at Memorial hospital a day earlier-on Saturday, May 6- with the presentation of a flag to the hospital by the Wood­ stock VFW. Commander Fred Douglass and his Americanism chairman will participate in the ceremony Saturday morning. The VFW has made a similar presentation for the past several years. A ser ies erf informational news stories will serve as one method to inform the public of the flow of changes at Memorial hospital which im- e o e o e o e o e o e o e o e o e o o • • THE WORLD OF o • ENTERTAINMENT* o • e o e o e o e o e o e o e o e o e o WHAT'S UP, DOC? "What 's Up Doc 9" teams R y a n O ' N e a l a n d B a r b i a Streisand. Director Peter Bagdanovich has produced a bang-up, top comedy with c lever l ines , double takes and s low s tares . To be a good comedy, the viewers must feel the events are happening for the f i rs t t ime before their eyes . This one contains a l l the ingredi­ ents for success . I t ' s set t ing is San Fran­ c i s c o . I t s t a r s a n a b s e n t - m i n d e d p r o f e s s o r ( R y a n O'Neal) and a mad-cap gir l proves health care. One im­ mediate example is the new Emergency Department under construction which is scheduled for completion this summer. Hanson also offered an ob­ servation to help put into perspective the growth in facilities and equipment: 'They make the hospital and its services better but we know nothing will replace the per­ sonal concern of people caring for pecple. "It is in this area of personal interest that we are so proud- our 290 employees never forget the person who is in the focus of the picture to assure good health-the patients who come to us for help." PAGE 5-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1972 (Barbra Streisand) who re­ members a l l courses taken in the f ive or more univers i ­ t ies she at tended. I t has i t ' s mix-ups--four ident ical red plaid sui tcases , s tolen Top Secret documents , diamonds and other r ib- t ickl ing s i tua­ t ions. Character izat ions by Ken­ neth Mars , Aust in Pendle­ ton, Liam Dunn and Made- t ine Kahn are due much praise . The secret of enjoyment of "What 's Up Doc 9" is catching the c lever l ines . Older v iewers wil l be re­ minded of comedies of the 1940's . The best l ine of the f i lm is Ryan O'Neal ' s las t l ine, "That ' s the dumbest thing I 've ever heard." Rated "G-al l ages admit­ ted." KAIS€0THe//eOW*/ CHUPPEW, YOUI2 PAffEMTS A(JP IU-LAW* KWOW Moee thaw Jl>$T A THIWG 0(2 TVJO APOUT 0A?ie*. SO LiKiP THEM A COURTEOUS EAR AWEM THEY Off EC •aeAtODPAEEUTAUlV" A MICE.' the FOURTH PIMW/ONI The laugh is the most powerful of voice weapons. 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