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Gifts For Veterans Ringwood News 385-8037 653-9262 728-0343 Defenders Take Action Against Nuclear Power SECTION 2 - PAGE 5 - Fl.AINDEAI.ER - FRIDAY. MAY 11,1979 "Carousel" Scene Gerry Kuck and Kay Hasting are shown with almost 1,500 toothpaste - toothbrush gifts for patients at the Veterans administration Medical center. North Chicago. The special project was coordinated by the Ladles auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Fifth district president, Ethel Scott. Members of the auxiliaries in the Fifth district were asked to donate the items for a special hospital project. Auxiliaries donating the items, which were delivered by Gerry Kuck, are located In Batavla, Jollet, Waukegan, Sandwich, Bensenvllle, Grayslake, Lake Villa, Antloch, McHenry, Hampshire, Morris and Lemont. Ms. Kastlng, a member of Ladles auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars post 4308, Lake Villa is Veterans administration Medical center chairman for the State of Illinois Ladies auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars. Gerry Kuck is a member of Ladles Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4600 of McHenry. Two Degrees To M. A,Patterson 1 Editor's Quote Book Blessed is the man that has found his work. One monster there is in the world, the idle man. Thomas Carlyle Celebrate 59th At Open House Friends and neighbors are invited to an open house Sunday afternoon, May 13, from 2 until 5, in the Byron Sowers' home, honoring this wonderful couple on their fifty-ninth wedding anniversary. Byron Sowers and Lucille Tay were married in Paris, 111., on May 13,1920. They have four children, Mrs. Sherman (Mary) Spencer of Wonder Lake; Mrs. Gene (Betty) Garrison of Hebron; John Sowers of Warrick, Rhode Island; and Charles Sowers of Wonder Lake. Our heartfelt congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Sowers on this happy occasion. SPRING?--NOT IN THE NORTH WOODS Thirty-three degree tem­ perature and three-inches of snow on the fifth day of May, greeted Art and Katy Christopher when they traveled to Marinette county, Wise., to visit Art's mother and dad. Then they saw the TV weather map showing McHenry county enjoying ideal spring weather. Oh well--you can't have everything. They did enjoy a visit with their grandson and his folks at Black Creek, Wise., enroute north. o SYMPATHY Friends of the Ringwood area wish to extend their sympathy to Art and Bev Kreutzer and family on the death of Art's father last week. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. CAMPERS A TRIAL run for their campers were made last weekend by Doris and Walt Low and Bob and Gayle Laursen of McHenry. Everything went fine, the weather cooperated and the fellows got a lot of odd jobs done on the campers, so as to be ready for longer weekends. Try it, its fun...camping. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Jaimie Mough on May 14, and on May 15 Mr. Robert Mough will add another year. May 16 was a busy day with Cindy Mc- Pherson and Jim Pearson celebrating. May 17 will be that special day for Doug Adams; and on the eighteenth Andrea Walker will add another year, as does Beverly Ackerman on May 19. Happy birthday to all of you wonderful people. ANNIVERSARIES Byron and Lucille Sowers will be celebrating their fifty- ninth year this coming Sunday, on Mother's Day. On May 17, Charles and Dolores Brennan will , add another year of wedded bliss. Happy anniver­ sary to both of you wonderful couples and we wish you many, many more years of happiness. THINGS TO REMEMBER MOTHER'S DAY-May 13 - May 13 - church services - 9:15 a.m. -- Ringwood church. M.A. PATTERSON Martin A. Patterson, son of the late Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Patterson, 1206 Mitchell street, Woodstock, will be a candidate for both the Associate in Ap-: plied Science and the Bachelor of Science degrees in Ar­ chitectural and Building Construction Engineering Technology at the Milwaukee School of engineering May 12 commencement. He resides at 4604 Garden Quarter road, McHenry. Carl A. Weigell, president, Motor Castings company, and vice-chairman of the MSOE Board of Regents, will give the commencement address. Dr. Robert R. Spitzer, school president, will confer degrees on 292 candidates, 12 for the master of science, 148 for the bachelor of science, and 132 for the associate in applied science. n SPRINB kStazMp Snn FOR MON. thru THURS. 4-HOURS during may PIUS COST OF CLEANING SUppLIES ̂ P . - solution needed. CALL: 815-385-9517 TO RESERVE TIME A FULL SERVICE LAUNDROMAT ISOUTHSATE FARBIC CAKE CENTER 810 N. FRONT ST.. 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ILL. 6009Q Anne Carroll, member of the McHenry County Defenders Executive council and also Energy chairman, has an­ nounced the Defenders' call to political action against further nuclear power develooment in the aftermath of the "near disaster" at the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant. In a detailed letter to United States senators and representatives, the Defenders are asking for much stricter regulation of these power plants, and an orderly phase- out of those is use today. In the letter, Mrs. Carroll refers to the fact that less than 2 percent of the nation's total energy is derived from nuclear power plants, and only 12 percent of its electricity, indicating that now is the time to become less dependent upon this energy source. She also mentions the high financial burden which the average citizen must bear for the cost of May 13 --church school --9:45 a.m. -- Ringwood church. May 17 -- choir practic e - 7:00 p.m. -- Ringwood church. May 18 -- clothing closet - Woodstock -- 9 a.m.-6 p.m. -- Ringwood ladies serve. May 24 -- sewing circle -- Mary Butler's or Alice Peet's. DIAL A PRAYER 1-385-1234 nuclear power from its cradle to its grave. As Defenders' Energy chairman, Ms. Carroll also states her concern for McHenry county residents; those living near the eastern boundary of the couqty are only 20 miles from the Zion nuclear power plant, while those in the western portion are only about 25 miles from the Byron plant now under construction The possibility of exposure to radioactive wastes being transported through the county is also cited as a source of concern. Ms. Carroll is also concerned that there are apparently no plans for orderly evacuation of areas near nuclear power plants, despite federal law requiring such plans. Her letter to the senators and representatives also calls for increased focus on develop­ ment of solar and related energies. She states that recent developments promise that solar electricity will be cost- competitive and available commercially within a few years. Mrs. Carroll urges all con­ cerned citizens to write their state and federal represen­ tatives. "Walk on - walk on with hope in your heart and you'll never Mailt alone", sings Julie (Sue Alblinger) to Billy Bigelow (Mike Davis) as Nettie Fowler (Joy Spengel) of McHenry look son in the moving death scene in Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Carousel", to oe presented at Marian Central Catholic high school May 18. 19 and 20. Marian 's annual spring musical will again be presented the-round" and is co-directed by Frank Marks and Father Michan Tierney. Tickets will be available at the box office at 7 p.m. each evening. Curtain time it 8 o'clock. 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