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r " 'M _ S':'-- ..V^" •j * : ,. ' .« • i- L« *J1 '.; tf * ;•• *«;#«*£• C^- J.- ?.'• • * r. ": i • '• • < . ' • ; * V~! PAL OF YEAR - Landmark Principal AI Boeldt shows Mrs. Mildred Gende the school plaque on which her name and thai of Mrs. Mary Watrous have been engraved. The Landmark PAL of the Year award was presented to these two parents at an appreciation tea for parent volunteers Friday, May 14. Mrs. Watrous was unable to be present. ' STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD started to rain again. All the way up and all the way back. Oh well, better luck next time. Ringwood News 653-9008 653-9262 728-0295 Fortieth Anniversary Celebrated I To celebrate the fortieth wedding anniversary of Charles and Dolores Brennan last Saturday night, they went out for dinner with Frank and Lil Visconti, Kenneth and Barbara Brennan, the Russell Soddysof Kenosha, Mrs. Nellie Hepburn and Art Jensen. Later in the evening, they were surprised by a gathering of their friends who marked the occasion with a mock wedding. It was a very happy occasion with much visiting. VISIT TULIP FESTIVAL The weatherman wasn't very cooperative when the Kenny Beck and Roger Petska families traveled to Holland, for the tulip festival but they still did a lot of sightseeing and enjoyed viewing the tulip fields. They watched part of the tulip parade and saw President Ford's daughter, Susan, in the parade. They also visited Windmill Island and explored a Dutch windmill, climbing six stories to the top for a view over tfte countryside. "500" CARD CLUB The ladies traveled to Woodstock to play "500" in the new home of Flora Carr. Clara Cristy was playing her cards well that day as she went home with high score; since Flora was at home, she just didn't pay too much attention to what she played and she ended up with low score. Of course, some of her misplays could have been because the ladies sur­ prised her so with the little house warming gift they took to her that day. A good time was had by all. SEWING CIRCLE The Sewing Circle group will meet at the home of Mary Butler in McHenry, Thursday, May 27 at 10:30. Do come and join us. We are working on items for the Bazaar next November, seems so far away but it is later than you think. Especially when you try to have all handmade items to sell to the people. ABOUT TOWN Althea Walkington attended a Mother-Daughter banquet at Addison last Wednesday with her daughter-in-law, Jan Walkington. She came home on Thursday after spending Wednesday night with the kids. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riipi of Zion celebrated their twenty- fifth wedding anniversary last Sunday and Richard and Phyllis 2ell went to Zion to help her sister and husband celebrate and to wish them well. Ro and Randy Josserand of Petersburg, II., visited with friends in the McHenry, Ringwood area the first part of last week. Sure was good to see them and they are looking good too. Never say die; Walt and Doris Low left on Saturday in the rain with the Adams to go camping. Of course, they were hoping it would quit raining. After playing cards in the trailer until about 1 or 2 a.m., they found it was beautiful outside but decided to call it a night anyhow. 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So if you are going, or interested do call Herb Helm or Althea Walkington. Some will be going on Friday and some Saturday, do join us camping at the Chain-O-Lakes state park. BIRTHDAYS Happy Birthday to Papa Bob Brennan on May 24 and on May 25, Helen Malsch and Tom Hopp. May 26 finds Mertie Harrison and Barb Byron celebrating and on May 27, Roger John Petska, Ann Lee Hogan, and Marianne Peterson have their special day. May 28 is Gary Hosier's special day and we find Al Oonk, Tom Walkington and Ricky VanEvery sharing their day; with Fred Bowman, Jr., and Mark Gillespie celebrating on May 30. Happy Birthday to all of you lucky May birthday people. THINGS TO REMEMBER Church Camping - Chain-O- Lakes state park - This weekend - For details, call Herb Helm or Althea Walkington. Sunday -- May 23 - Church Services - Ringwood church - 9:15 a.m. as usual. Church School -- Ringwood church - 9:45 a.m. Wednesday - May 26 - Ad­ ministrative board meeting - 8:15 p.m. -- at Ringwood church. Choir Practice at 7 p.m. -- at Ringwood church. [Gg-- "Don't tell me about dyin' and goin' to hell! Dyin' is how we get out of it." PAT BOONE as David Wilkerson with ERIK ESTRADA • JACKIE GIROUX • DIN0 Def ILIPPt J0 ANN ROBINSON • Scrtenptey by DON MURRAYwd JAMES BONNET • Muse b» RALPH CARMiCHAf L Orated 00N MURRAY. Product by DICK BOSS • PRINTS Br TECHNICOlOR . MAY 21 & 22 - 8 P.M. at the ALLIANCE CHURCH '* 3815 BULL VALLEY RD.. McHENRY State Rep. Cal Skinner, Jr. (R-Crystal Lake) has mailed letters to all mayors and village presidents, except to the mayor of Chicago, urging each to ask for council or village board support of Woodstock City Council's resolution urging the four suburban directors of the Regional Transportation Authority "to stick to their plans to Mock passage of the 1977 budget until the chairman, Milton Pikarsky, steps down." Woodstock Mayor H. Joseph Gitlin seconded the motion, "because the RTA does not serve this county...! am not aware of any benefits from RTA to Woodstock or McHenry county," he emphasized. The Council was unanimous in its voice against Pikarsky's role in diverting the bulk of RTA's expenditures to his former employer, the Chicago Transit Authority. "It's time for locally elected officials in the six-county RTA Brief, Very Brief Army gives up trouble­ some machinegun. Sadat asks end of Soviet pact. Ford drops Calloway as campaign director. Ban sought on drugs fed to animals. Israel to send peace pro­ posal to Kissinger. Thursday -May 27 - Sewing Circle - home of Mary Butler - 10:30 a.m. Happiness is - in sharing. district to show thai they support the four suburban RTA board members." Skinner said ' ' R e s o l u t i o n s f r o m municipalities throughout suburban Cook, DuPage. Kane. Lake. 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