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SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. JUNF w* Ringwood News 728-0343 653-9262 728-0295 Ringwood Lawn Reception For Bridal Couple A lawn reception was held at the home of Leonard and Phyllis Ackerman in honor of the marriage of Larry "Luke" Ackerman and Denise Marie LaBav of Skokie. The couple were married the twenty- eighth of May. with Ralph Ackerman and Cathy LaBay, cousins of the couple standing up for them. Guests attending the reception were from Skokie, Waukegan. Harvard. Wonder Lake, McHenry, Richmond, Crystal Lake, and Ringwood. Supper was served to ap­ proximately one hundred and forty. The grill was a busy place with all the brats and hamburgers and the rest of the trimmings. The wedding cake was baked by Luke's aunt from Union. VISITORS Charles and Resae Robbinett and baby. Ralph. Chuckie and Richard are visiting with Resae's parents, the Charles Ackermans for two weeks. Everyone is hopping in and out to visit with the new baby. Ralph was born a day after his grandma s birthday. They will be returning to Milton. Fla. GRADUATION PARTY A lawn party was the order of the day for Joan Gillespie in honor of her graduation from high school. It was held by her parents. Dick and Chris Gillespie, last Sunday af­ ternoon on the lawn with relatives and friends attending to wish Joan congratulations on her completion of high school in McHenry. LOST WEEKEND The Walt Lows went camping at Crooked River campgrounds in Montello over Labor day weekend and got home too late Tuesday to get the news in. The Adams, Freunds and the Moores also were there and all came home Tuesday to beat the traffic. They had an enjoyable weekend even with the rain Sunday evening and early Tuesday morning. Patti Miller and Dan Hansen stopped by Sunday and then took off Monday morning and stopped back again Monday afternoon. SILVER CELEBRATION Twas a beautiful day and the twenty-fifth open house held at the Ringwood church Sunday June 5 was a real success for Bob and Sue Low of McHenry. Bob and Sue looked great in their new blue outfits. Friends and relatives stopped in to wish Bob and Sue well and many more years of blissful hap­ piness. God bless you both. HERE AND THERE Mr. and Mrs. Herman Frank, Mrs. Percy Mizzin of Wilmot, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hawley of Walworth, and Mrs. Nellie Hepburn visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Madden at Roscoe last Sunday. Mr. Madden has been hospitalized but is now con­ valescing at home and doing quite well. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith visited at the Brennan-Hepburn home Sunday evening. 4-H CLUB NEWS On Sunday, May 29, the Busy Three 4-H club held their club tour. The members and their families gathered at the Ringwood school at 1:30 where Lee Tomlinson conducted a car safety check. The cars were examined according to equipment, performance and preparedness. Certificates marked with the standards each car possessed were presented to each driver. Nine cars were examined and all received a safety award. A car caravan then traveled to the homes of John and Bob Doessel, Tim Watkins, Sandy and George Madden and Kathy Eppers. At each place the members displayed their projects, discussed the progress they were making, problems they had experienced and what they still hoped to accomplish before fair time. Cattle judging took place at Northern Pump farm in Lost Valley Mr Eppers passed out IBM rating cards, explained their use in professional show classing and discussed desirable standard features of judging meat bred steers. Those present then placed a pen of four bulls in order and a pen of four yearling heifers. It was a highlight of the day. Next we "played baseball on the Frank Rudolph Jr. ballfield and enjoyed a potluck supper at the Ringwood Methodist church. It was a fun day. Lee Tomlinson, reporter BELATED BIRTHDAYS The birthday reporter took a vacation so we are sorry to get these dates to you so late. Happy birthday to Penny Beck June 4 and to Britta Seaborg and Hazel Bowman June 6. June 7 is a busy day with June Oxtoby, Larry Oonk. Dawn Cerny, Emma Ortlieb, and Laurie Hartjes celebrating on the same day. June 8 is that special day for Joanne Gillespie, Lynn Tomlinson and Jolie Walkington and June 9 finds Ida Mae Adams, and Chris Peterson celebrating, with Charlotte Thompson, and Clara Klap- perich sharing June 10. Happy birthday to all of you wonderful people and we are terribly sorry that we are late getting your dates in. But that makes our sincere. wish much more COMING UP BIRTHDAYS June 11 is that special happy birthday for Chuck Ackerman and Allen Spencer, with Frank Harrison celebrating June 12. June 13 is that special day for John Eberle, Jr., and the fourteenth of June is Mary Spencer's special day. Judy Mough has her special day June 16 and Vivian Jackson will celebrate June 17. Happy Birthday to all of you wonderful people. We hope for many more birthdays for you. ANNIVERSARIES Happy anniversary goes to Bob and Sue Low June 7 and to Terry (Justen) and A1 Jones June 12. Happy anniversary to both of you wonderful couples. A little late on one but that doesn't mean that our wishes are just as much, and as many. Have many more wonderful years, both couples. THINGS T<5 KEMEMBEfl Every Sunday - Church services - 9:30 a.m. - Ringwood church. No church school til Sep­ tember. June 13 through 17 - Vacation Bible school - 9:30 a.m. - Greenwood church. Have a safe and wonderful summer and God bless you all. Dial-a-prayer-385-1234 Recognize Local Man For Strvfct To Instltuto At a recent meeting of the Illinois Institute of Technology Parents' association, Virgil R. Pollock was presented a plaque for distinguished service. Pollock, through his efforts, helped develop a stronger parents' organization with provisions for continuity which had been missing from the previous structure. He served as president for three years, and also served on the com-' mission for the future of IIT Pollock was active civically for many years in the McHenry area until business com­ mitments forced a curtailment of activities. World enfergy experts hail Carter package. Report Rescue Squads Beneficial Everywhere (By Father William O. Hanner, Episcopal vicar, retired. Father Hanner resided McHenry for several years in before moving to Florida last year). Sunday night while I talked on the phone there came a hurried rap on our door. Rose went and I heard Frank Ogilvie say, "Katherine has fallen. Can you give us some help?" Katherine is Mrs. Ogilvie. She is in her early 80 s and a fall on the walk is a bad thing. She was lying fifteen steps from my front door. I got off the phone and brought a blanket, to which I added a couple of small pillows for some additional comfort. One of the first rules of this place is when anyone has fallen-let them lie until one of the nurses has seen them. Mrs. Ogilvie covered up on a warm sidewalk with a couple of pillows and her husband standing by gave us time to call our own nursi«g home and report the accident. In five minutes or less the nurse was there. She decided this was a time for hospital care and called another nurse to get the records prepared to go with Mrs. Ogilvie. This material shows on charts they keep on all of us. The Health center can tell in a few seconds what the medicaiton of any Sun Coast manor resident is. SEC TION 2-PAUfc.3'FLAI.>UtALtK- FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1977 Mrs Ogilvie was suffering pain in her right hip and the back of her head. There was a huge bump on her head where she had hit the sidewalk so that her head ached. The nurses supervised the calling of an ambulance. It reminded me of our own McHenry Rescue squad, when Mr. Eugene L. Woods was saved after a heart attack by our own McHenry Rescue squad, police, and Stephan Woo, who came and called me while I walked on the island nearby to aid Woods who was feeling the results of a heart attack while fishing. The ambulance soon arrived and two very young men promptly showed they had had training and knew exactly what to do. They stopped about one- half block from where we were. The leader examined Mrs. Ogilvie and with his assistant's help and the help of Miss Hannah Rinck, the nurse, they soon had Mrs. Ogilvie's hip in a traction splint. He explained this would hurt a bit but would soon bring greater comfort and not damage the hip further in moving here. The three of them lifted her to an ambualnce cart lowered so the lift would be small, extended her cart to full height, rolled it to the am­ bulance where it automatically folded up as they put it in the RELAX IN STYLE! 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British Sterling Cologne | OO Give him the legendary fragrance of British Sterling. vi ambulance, and bolted it in place. Within thirty minutes from her fall Mrs. Ogilvie was in the hospital, and that isn't all. Her records of medical care from our Health center were along with her I cannot praise our nurisng corps enough, nor our front office which p/omptly went into "high"' gear, nor the very young men. highly trained, who knew exactly what to do. If it is at all possible do not move an injured person till trained help arrives. You run a grave chance of aggravating the injury by unskillful han­ dling. She even had a bag of ice resting under her bad head bump to reduce the swelling and make her more com­ fortable. You can't beat it folks. We have people who know what to do All this was four days ago. The doctors operated on the hip and put in a ball, so soon the patient will be back in ouf health center to recuperate and come home. It all makes you feel safer Now back in McHenry support that McHenry Rescue squad You may be doing yourself a favor-you never know, do you. , for whom the ambulance wails*' All this just made me glad that I was somewhere where people are trained to look out for old jokers like us who used to look out for young jokers like some of you. On a different subject. St. Petes is the Florida Professional Minor league basebaH team We've been to six games this spring. Some times they play like pros and then again, they spray the ball all over the yard. No one has thrown a ball into the stands yet. The umpires are not like big league umps who give the call as the play is made These boys wait a second or two, think it over and then give the call. In the big leagues they are all pretty professional. I hope Jim Erickson gets a bus full of Whispering Oakers to go to the ball park this summer They buy back the balls that are hit into the stands for a ticket to another game. 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