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s Ringwood News Busy Three 4-H Club Plans Beef Clink May 22 The regular meeting of the Busy Three 4-H Club met at the Ringwood Methodist church last Monday evening. All members who are interested were asked to sign up for the Softball team. It was an­ nounced that there would be a beef dinic held at the Northern Pump Co. Farms showbarn on Monday night, May 22, at/7:30. Members giving talks! were Tammy Steinmetz on pollution and drugs; David Reinke, proper care of rabbits after birth; Bob Reinke, all about rabbits. Sue Rudoiph gave a demonstration on showing a dog. Lunch was served by Valery Stade. 500 CLUB MEETS Mrs. Clarence Pearson en­ tertained the "500" card club at her home with high score going to Blanche Howe and low score to Ruby Shepard. ABOUTTOWN Mr. and Mrs. - Robert Thompson and Miss Maude Granger of McHenry were recent visitors with Ruby Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. William Sprouse also stopped for a visit on their way home to the state of Washington. Frank Kempfer spent a weekend with his daughter and family in Chicago. Mrs. Ruby Shepard spent a weekend recently with her daughter and family, the Alan Aingers of Hebron. Visitors at the Art Christopher home this past weekend included Mrs. Peg Serio of Oak Lawn, Earl Wyman of Crivitz, Wis., and Gary Linstad of Appleton, Wis. CALIFORNIA TRAVELERS The California travelers, Doris Low, Patti Miller and sons, Lee and Scott, have returned from a week in the California sunshine. They went to see Donna (Low) Meyer and family in Canoga Park. All are fine and folks the sun really did shine every day we were there, (hear that it wasn't so nice here that week). While in California they also visited with Norma (Mendoza) and husband Sergio Feuntis. 'Twas a busy week they visited cousins, Bob kpd Juanita Low, Disneylam Knotts Berry Farm, Wax Museum and Universal City Movie Studio.. Just not enough time or else there's just too much to see in California. TOWNSQUARE PLAYERS Mrs. Walter B. Miller (Barb) will be assistant director for Irving Berlin's "Annie Get Your Gun", along with her role of Mrs. Sylvia Pott-Porter. Barb has acted and directed in such plays as "Sound of Music", "Toys in the Attic", "Guys and Dolls", "Fiddler on the Roof", "Goodbye Charlie", etc. Her most recent semi-pro work includes directing "Quiet Cries", assisting direction "Marriage-Go-Round" at McHenry Playhouse. "Annie Get Your Gun" will be presented at the Woodstock Opera House June 3-4-9-10-11. Tickets available at box office Monday evenings from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Phone 338-4300 evenings. BIBLE SCHOOL PLANS Bible School plans are under way. The teachers meet with Terry Groupe at the Mt. Hope church last Sunday. Bible School will be for the parish churches and the date is June 19 through June 23. One week only - 9 a.m. through 11:30 a.m. Children through fifth and sixth grades and there will be a nursery starting at 3 years (I think). Any further questions call Katie Christopher and we'll try to keep you posted. SADDENED We are all sorry to hear about the death of Russ Rasmus sen's mother. Our prayers are with you Russ at this time. HAPPY BIRTHDAY On May 14 we wish Jim Wegener, Jamie Mough and Douglas Strom a very happy birthday and on May 15 Bob Mough and Master Chester Griffith share their natal day. May 16 is a very busy day as Cindy Bruce, Jim Jepson share their da e i May 17 Douglas Adams has his day, May 18 Andrea Walker, on May 19 Beverly Ackerman and last but not least on May 21 Michael Hopp has his day. ANNIVERSARIES On May 16, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brennan (Muck and Doe) will have their day of celebrating and on May 21 Mr. and Mrs. Art Christopher celebrate their anniversary. ,K. how many years of wedded bliss have both of you i? (Or maybe argued, your way. through.) May we wish you many more happy years to come>,"The gang". Harrison Bands Will Present Concert May 17 Richard Mikus, super­ visor of Music at Harrison school in Wonder Lake, has announced plans for the last concert of the school year. It will be Wednesday, May 17, in the school gymnasium at 7:30 p.m. An open invitation is extended to hear some very fine music. The concert will include the Harrison concert band, the stage band and a large mass band, including all the concert band members, faculty members at Harrison, HERE AND THERE! IN BUSINESS BANK OFFICER ex-Harrison students, parents and community residents. Mrs. Richard Mikus will be among those playing in the mass band. This is the last scheduled concert for the Harrison con­ cert band, but as in the past, the band will play for the graduation exercises June 8. A special added attraction at, this concert will be the presentation by Mr. Mikus of his yearly award to the out­ standing eighth grade band student. The program for the concert includes the following by the concert band: "Days of Glory", "Instant Concert", "Impressions of O Scottish Air", "Alia Barocco" and "Selections from 'Fiddler on the Roof' ", The stage band plans the following selections: "Goin' Out of my Head", "We've Only Just Begun" and "Suburban Soul". The large mass band will p e r f o r m : " M a n c i n i " , "Selections from 'Music Man' "Battle Hymn of the Republic" and "Highlights from 'Jesus Christ, Super­ star' ". Orders are still being acc- McHenry Student In University's Pop-Folk Ensemble In less than a year, a pop-folk ensemble of twenty-eight Western Illinois university students has had a 30-minute television special, recorded its first long-playing album and had almost 10C performances. Known as "The Newcomers", they perform a variety of choreographed pop, folk and musical comedy numbers, accompanied by percussion, bass and piano. epted by Mr. Mikus for the recording by the concert band, concert choir and stage band. A date has been set for making the record Sunday, May 21. Thursday evening, May 18, at 7:30 p.m., Mr. Mikus will be signing up new members for the beginning band program and all parents whp have children interested in music should mark this date. The Harrison School Band Parents association recently made arrangements for the purchase of a 440 tape deck with panasonic speakers and amplifiers for the use of the band. It is a fine addition to the band room and has already seen some use. JOHN R. CARLSON Election of John R. Carlson to trust officer, Trust depart­ ment of the First National Bank of Chicago was announced by Chairman Gaylord Freeman. Carlson joined the bank in 1954. He, his wife, Margaret, and their children live at 5012 N. West street, in McHenry. JOINS FIRM James W. Walters, 2803 Wooded lane, McHenry, has joined Loewi & Co. In­ corporated as a registered representative in the Chicago branch office, it was announced by Theodore R. Grenier, vice- president of Sales. Walters was previously employed as a registered representative by another New York Stock ex­ change member firm for the past five years. He moved to McHenry in January with his wife and two children. • { MOTORCYCLE ACTION T.T. SCRAMBLES Time Triols 7:00 P.M. SPECIAL Quarterhorse Race SUN. MAY 14 SOCKER STOCK SPRING CHAMPIONSHIP SPECIAL Mother's Award Racing 8:00 P.M. 1/ SYCAMORE / *CTHH¥ P+tXCED sz TMtsr mt They give both public and private concerts, both on and off the campus. Among the members is Raymond Mitchell of 1320 W. Wauconda road, McHenry. "The Newcomers" will p e r f o r m i n s e v e n I l l i n o i s communities on their spring tour. PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MAY jt2, 1972 Success Marks First Viscount Competition I i SAT. MAY 13! LATE MODELS I CKER STOCK* I WmtW Hmm 115 *SS4S4 4 Whs bo •> Mr . M Lamb Orange Kabobs 2 pounds boneless lamb, cut in l12-inch cubes '<» cup salad oil cup soy sauce cup lemon juice 2 oranges, each cut in 8 wedges 12 small canned onions Blend salad oil, soy sauce and lemon juice Add lamb cubes and marinate 2 hours in the refrigerator. Thread meat on four 12 inch skewers alter nately with orange wedges and onions Brush with marinade and broil 3 inches from the heat, turning occasionally until lightly browned, about 10 min utes Brush with marinade and continue broiling 3 to 4 min utes longer or until done. 6 servings The McHenry County Viscounts did much to brighten a very gloomy, overcast day as they participated in the Polish Constitution day parade in Chicago Sunday, May 7. This parade was the first of a long season of parados and com­ petitions, after a winter of very hard work on music and maneuvering drills. To prove their hard work was worthwhile, in their first drum and bugle corps competition of the year in Wheeling April 9, the Viscounts brought home a first place trophy, topping six other corps. The corps also has been on exhibition in West Chicago and was represented through a few of their members in the May 6-7 McHenry Choral club concert. A very busy season is under way for this fine group of boys and girls and their outstanding staff of instructors. The staff is headed by Manager Bob Wiles, with John Schultz as assistant manager. Horn instructors are Trey Covalt, John Zimney and Chris Ferrara. Drum instructor is Gary Wiegman. Ed Hey ward is in charge of personnel, quar­ termaster is Jack Barnett, and in charge of music and maneuvering is Jim Lingen- felter. Jay Osmond is manager of the color guard, with John Goettsche and Jim Lingenfelter as instructors. The Viscounts are out­ standing goodwill ambassadors for McHenry county who need the support of the public to continue their good work. Piosper i ty i s on ly an ir i sh u- mcnt to be used , not a d ie ty to be worshipped. -Calv in Cool id«e FURNITURE-STYLED COOLING HERITAGE MODEL AHM Q712 • Aluminum rear grille • Quiet rotary compressor • "Fan" and "Cool" cycles • Rust-Guardian finish I I o DELUXE PLUG-IN QUICK-MOUNT AIR CONDITIONER • 11,500-BTU cooling, 115-volt operation • Quiet, three-speed fan • Quick-Mount side panels 'speed easy installation • Adjustable louvers- horizontal and vertical- let you direct air where you want it • Fine furniture styling enhances any room or • Flip-out filter is easy to remove, clean a no replace • Adjustable thermostat control • Ventilation control LEE & RAY ELECTRIC 1005 N. 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