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Ringwood News Parish Youth Plan April Fool Party "rfie youth of our parish will meet at 6 o'clock Sunday evening, April l, at the Ringwood church for an April Fool party. The young folks of the Alden Methodist church will join them at 6:30 for an evening of fun and fellowship. RUMMAGE SALE A SUCCESS With the help and cooperation of many people, the women of the church had a very suc­ cessful rummage sale last weekend. Our v thanks to everyone. EASTER SERVICES Maundy Thursday services will be held at the Ringwood church with a pot-luck supper at 6:30. Easter Sunday sunrise ser­ vices will be held at the Ringwood church at 6 with breakfast served in the dining room immediately following the service. Some of the Sunday School children will participate in the service with adults. HOME Sandy Fuss and daughter, Christina, returned home the first part of last week from the Woodstock hospital where they had been confined with pneumonia. So glad to see you both home and doing better. Sandy and family are neigh­ bors of the Paul Walkingtons. "500" CARD CLUB The ladies "500" Card Club met at the home of Arlene Pearson last Wednesday. Helen Winn was the high scorer for the day and Blanche Howe was low. SQUARE DANCERS There were seventeen couples of the Checkerboard Squares who traveled 100 miles last Saturday night to dance. By traveling so far they could earn a Knothead Badge if you were one of the couples who save badges, BUT there were several couples who went just for the fun of going and dancing at a different club and meeting new people. There will be lessons next September so join the fun group, and dance your way to fun. COFFEE Twas COFFEE and time again up there on the hill Tuesday morning of this week. Neighbors and friends gathered at the Low home for coffee and a demonstration. And of course a lot of conversation. SURPRISE VISITORS Tom and Maya Walkington' surprised Tom's parents, the Paul Walkington, by arriving home on Monday evening in time for supper. They spent the night with Paul and Althea and were then on their way back to Macomb on Tuesday morning. A short visit but pleasant. ABOUT TOWN Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Oxtoby and Mrs. Nellie Hepburn recently called on Frank Kempfer, formerly of Ringwood, who is now living in McHenrv. Mrs. Tom Andes, Katy Leonard and Mrs. Hepburn called friends in McHenry last week. Recent visitors in the Brennan-Hepburn home were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Schied of Solon Mills, John Blackman of Goodland, Fla., and Fred Schroeder of Crystal Lake. Jane and Janet Blackmon recently called on their grandmother, Mrs. Nellie Hepburn. Jane is a student at Carbondale College and Janet a senior at Richmond-Burton high school. Rev. and Mrs. Walker spent a few days last week in Min­ neapolis, Minn. While Rev. Walker was busy at seminars, Mrs. Walker enjoyed some shopping and a lot of visiting with relatives and former school mates. BIRTHDAYS Belated birthday wishes go to Daphne Bruce and Brent Leh- mkuhl both on March 25 and to Miss Robin Fossum on the twenty-sixth and on the twenty- eighth a full day of celebrating and good wishes to Resae Ackerman, Marion Harrison, Margrett Schmitt, Ruth Ann Hogan and to Darcy Hogan. Last but not least to Diane Christopher on the thirty. Best wishes to you all. Onward to the new week and new month of April, we have Audry (Andreas) Smith and Nancy Parsley on the 31st. Marg Samuelson and Krystal Harrison both share the first of April, (All Fools Day) as their natal day. Laura Ackerman celebrates her day on the second, Arthur Walker and the Pearsons grand-daughter, Katherine Pearson, have their day. Mrs. Mary Baker on the 130 Attend Annual TB Meet; Name Officers PAGE 9-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1973 One hundred thirty members and guests of the DuPage- McHenry Tuberculosis and R e s p i r a t o r y D i s e a s e association assembled at Nordic Hills Country club Wednesday to conduct their annual business meeting and honor volunteers with twenty or more years of service. Miss Hazel Heideman, Union, and Mrs. Leonard H. Graf, Villa Park, headed the list of those honored, having first been elected to the boards of directors of what then consisted of two county TB associations, back in the 'thirties. Both have served the association as executive committee mem­ bers, Christmas Seal chairmen and on several committees. Mrs. Wilmot Sherwin, Wood­ stock, has been a very active member, serving the association since 1944. Dr. Alden B. Jones, Wheaton, and Ray E. Wachter, Downers Grove, were cited for twenty- six years of service. Also receiving a pin, produced by the National TB-RDassociation, was Mrs. Louis Winn of Riclv mond for twenty-five years of volunteer service. J.T. Hankinson, Lisle, was reelected president with John fourth and on the fifth Mrs. Irene Miller and Dolores (Doe) Brennan has her natal day. To all of you we wish a very happy birthday. Spring is sprung as I have seen some very ambitious persons out in their gardens, don't know what they were planting but two of them had their south ends pointing north­ ward. Onions no doubt! Keep well and happy till next week. Kooistra, Woodstock, first vice- president and Gordon C. Bunge, Downers Grove, as second vice-president. Named secretary was Mrs. Mathias Wanzung, Bensenville, and Merrill Gates of Naperville was named treasurer. W.D. Malcolm, Bensenville, outgoing treasurer, reported on the Christmas Seal drive which, when it officially closes March 31, undoubtedly will reach $167,000 or $3,200 more than the previous year. These funds are used for support of the state and national TB associations as well as for operation of the x-ray unit in the two counties, the development of services for emphysema patients and p r e v e n t i v e e d u c a t i o n programs. The McHenry County association co-sponsors with the Care and Treatment board a program of tuberculin skin testing all kindergarten, fifth, ninth and twelfth grade students and the student food handlers in all the schools of the county. Don Carlock, executive director, said that the local association plans to finance an experimental clinic for the detection of breathing McHenry Shores Mrs. Bertha Quinn (Social) 385-7842 Mrs. Rose Lillegard (Business) 385-8500 Valley View Pupils Present Music Program Crouches Enjoy Caravan Trip To- Mexico Mr. and Mrs. Morris Crouch traveled over 2,000 miles, spending 21 days in Mexico with a Caravan consisting of fifty trailers. The caravan left for Mexico from McAllen, Texas, and eight cities were visited by the group, plus many rural areas. Some of the cities visited were Monterey, Zacatica, Guadalajara, Mexico City and Acapulco. Mexico City has a population of 11,000,000 people, numerous historical sights, and beautiful houses of worship. The facilities of Mexican cities are clean and well kept and the people are gracious; visitors are most velcome. The children, especially, are well mannered and clean, even though many problems among apparently healthy adults. Robert A. Jamieson, Peoria, speaker of the evening, directed his remarks "The Thirtieth Man", to those being honored for volunteer service. live in near poverty, by our standards. They are generally a happy people and very in­ dustrious, working long hours each day. Many of the streets in the smaller towns are cob­ blestone which does not make for smooth traveling. There is a large automobile factory in Pueblo. Onyx jewelry is also manufactured in Mexico and the workmanship is of a very high quality. All in all, our neighboring country to the south is a most interesting and beautiful place to visit. GARDEN TIME It's time to get the gardens and lawns in shape. Now's the time to rake those leaves and fertilize the grass, spade and feed flower beds - uncover those rose bushes - also tree- planting time. Did you know - three dollars worth of seeds can produce a hundred dollars worth of fine eating - plus the joy of accomplishment. The generally poor quality of produce - to say nothing of the high cost - makes planting a vegetable garden a profitable venture - it is also a great ex­ perience for children. A number of cool weather A "Spring Musicale" will be presented by the second and third grade children of Valley View school, McHenry, Wed­ nesday, April 4, at 2 in the school cafeteria. The second graders will sing some of their favorite songs which include, "The Barnyard Song," "Ach Ja!," "All Night All Day," and "Bye'm Bye." A group of "bell players" will be featured in, "The Carousel," and the children will sing "Here, Close to My Fair one," in French. The third graders will present, "There Are Many Flags," "Coming of Spring," and "Merry Old Land of Oz." Some of the special music which will feature rhythm vegetables should be started as soon as the soil is workable, such as onions, lettuce, peas and radishes, etc. UNSIGHTLY CREEK Have you taken note of the most unsightly condition of our creek? Now is the time for it to be cleaned out of the debris collected during the winter months. Give it some serious thought - maybe we can "gang up" and get the job done! instruments are, "Tinga Layo," and "Land of the Silver Birch." The "Austrian Counting Song," will be ac­ companied by a "tone bell" ensemble. "The Dove's Alleluya," will be sung by chorus and soloist and feature an "autoharp" ac­ companiment. The combined classes will sing some happy tunes from "Walt Disney" movies as they pay a special tribute to Walt Disney Studios' 50th an­ niversary. Songs will be from such favorites as "Babes in Toyland," "Peter Pan," "Sleeping Beauty," and "Alice in Wonderland." The program is directed by Mrs. Dorothy Hollander. All parents and friends are inyited to attend. The first graders attended the final rehearsal last week and fourth and fifth graders will view the program April 11. Worthwhile "What do you take for your insomnia?" "A glass of wine at regu­ lar intervals ." "Does that make you s leep0" "No, but i t makes me sat­ isfied to stay awake." 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