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PAGE 4-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1972 Ringwood News Congratulations Offered To Many Area Graduates The first two weeks of June have been busy but very happy ones for many young people in our Ringwood area. For fear of omitting someone's name we will not try to list all the graduates but to each and everyone of you. we all want to extend our very best wishes for much happiness and success in your future plans GRADUATION FESTIVITIES Following commencement exercises at McCracken Field last Friday, friends and relatives gathered at the William Cristy home to celebrate the happy occasion with their daughter. Terri. a member of the graduating class It was a triple celebration last Sunday evening at the Art Christophers Patty graduated from McHenry high on June 2, Diane from McHenry County College, June 4. arid David from Harrison school, June 8 Among the guests present were Mr and Mrs Howard Linstad and Gary of Appleton A busy time on the hill over the weekend After the graduation on Friday night found friends and relatives and neighbors at the Low resident to honor Ray on his graduation from high school Sunday afternoon found relative^; friends and neigh­ bors at the Robert Betts home in honor of David Betts who graduated on Friday evening from McHenry high school. His mom, Martha, did a beautiful job on serving a lovely buffet supper to all. The fellows spent most of the time around the pool table Who really won. Preston0 ?'9 SQUARE DANCING CAMPERS There are several members of the Checkerboard Squares who belong to a camping group called the Dancing Wheels. They had their first camp-out near Garden Prairie, 111., this past weekend. Walt and Doris Low are members from here. When these camp-outs are so close other square dancers are encouraged to come and dance with them on Saturday evening. TTiere are also dancers from other clubs belonging to this group and it's lots of fun to combine two such fine ac­ tivities STUDENT RECOGNITION SUNDAY Sunday, June 11, will be recognition Sunday for all graduates in the Ringwood parish. There will be a coffee hour following church services so everyone can meet and greet these young people. FAREWELL COFFEE FOR MRS. VIOLET LINDGREN Following church services last Sunday, members of the congregation gathered for a coffee hour to bid farewell to Mrs. Violet Lindgren. a faithful member of the church who is moving to Ar , June 15. Mrs Lindgren is making her home with her son and family, the Warren Lindgrens, and we wish them all much happiness as they relocate in the area of Heber Springs, Ark ABOUTTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Arden Grosdidier of Azusa, Calif., spent last weekend with her mother, Mrs. Nellie Hepburn. Other Sunday visitors were Mr and Mrs. John Blackmon of Antioch. Webster Blackmon of Richmond and Mr. and Mrs John Case of Lake Geneva. Sunday visitors in the Clyde home were Mrs. Neva Mann and son and Linda Wiser of Holiday Hills Monday visitors were Mrs Jerry Wagner and daughters from Round Lake Daughter Gen Wiser of Volo stopped in and her mom, Nettie Wright, rode with her to Wonder Lake and McHenry shopping. Last week, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Madden of Rockford drove Mrs. Hepburn to Kenosha to visit with Mrs. Madeline Mellon and Miss Mary Swensen. Frank Kempfer enjoyed a visit from his grandson, Albert Kempfer, and a college friend from DeKalb last week Thursday. Gladys Ainger of Hebron dropped by to visit with her mother, Ruby Shepard. Fred Schroeder of Crystal Lake was a Sunday evening visitor in the Shepard home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simon of Chicago visited with Ruby Shepard Tuesday and took her out for dinner. Randy and Ro Josserand were recent visitors with their daughter and son-in-law, the Art Gums of Tallula, 111. While there, they helped their granddaughter, Angie, celebrate her third birthday. Little brother, Randy, was an active participant in the festivities also. Judy Rich's mom, Mrs. Miller of Wilmette, and her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Mattison of Florida spent Sunday with Judy, Den and the kids. Judy's aunt and uncle are spending the summer in In­ diana, and spent the weekend PISTAKEE BAY PROPERTY •The northwest end of Coon Island, partly wooded, approximately 3 acres. SUBDIVIDING IN THE NEAR FUTURE • 1.000 feet of choice wooded hillside frontage on Pistakee Bay • 10 room summer home on wooded lot on Pistatee Bay CALL MR INFORMATION 815-678-4108 with Mrs. Miller and the Riches. WEDDING CONGRATULATIONS On Saturday. June 3, Patti Madden became the bride of Cecil Bays at Nativity Lutheran church in Wonder Lake Patti is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Madden who reside on N. Ringwood road and Cecil is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bays of Rich­ mond. Among the guests at­ tending was the bride's great- grandmother, Mrs. Lydia O'Halleran of Hebron To this young couple we extend our sincere best wishes for much happiness GERMANY BOUND Sue (Low) Erwin and children. Donna, Eddie and Marcey, left O'Hare Field Monday evening, June 5, to join husband and father, Ed Erwin, who is stationed in Germany. We wish them well in their journey. Ed is stationed north of Nurenburg, at Grafenver. Their address is: S SG & Mrs. Edward Erwin, 325-38-0583, Spt. Co. CATC. OMD APO New York, N Y. 09114 COMBINATION PARTY The graduation of Cindy Ann Bruce and the upcoming graduation of Brian J. Ackerman, combined with the birthdays of Wendy Bruce and Penny Beck resulted in a lawn party and dinner held at the Clayton Bruceses. Those at­ tending were; Mrs. Laverne Wendt of Lombard, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McPherson and Russ of Downers Grove, Mrs. Jessie Carlson of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Shook of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. John Hoyt, Tammy and Johnny of Woodstock, Mrs. Gust Carlson and Dean of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Palac, Jeff, Debbie and Stevie of Spokane, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Vince Tonyan, Cathy and Coleen, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Bruce, Wendy and Wade, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bruce, Daphne and Sheila, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Beck, Kenny and Penny, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ackerman and family, Len, Lor and Lisa Ackerman of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Len Ackerman and family, Ringwood, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Petska, Roger and Ryan, Mrs. Yvonne Petska, Chris and Stacy of Spring Grove. (I'm sure there were many pounds put on.) ATTEND WEDDING Attending the wedding of Clarence and Ann Tonyan's son, Bernard "Bernie" Tonyan of Grayslake, to Barbra Perice of Kenosha, Wise., was a joyous event for Wendy Bruce as flower girl and Wade Bruce as ring bearer. The wedding was held in Kenosha. Also attending were Bernard "Ben" and Rose Tonyan, grandparents, and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Tonyan, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tonyan and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Petska. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Greeting on your birthday on June 11 to Charles Ackerman, Jr., Harold Lee Jepson, Allen Spencer and Clara Klapperich. On June 12 best wishes to Chancey and Frank who share their natal day, on June 13 to Freddy Wegener, and to Jody Mough on June 16. ANNIVERSARIES With many years behind and many more to come we wish Jack and Karen Kuhrt a very happy anniversary and on June 16 who have shared 56 years of togetherness, each and everyone extend their best to Ben and Rose Tonyan. 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