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PAGE 4 - PLA1NPEALER - FRIDAY. J1TNKCT. MM Ringwood News 385-8037 653-9262 728-0343 Reception For Local Couple On occasion of their golderi wedding an­ niversary, Arline and Clarence Pearson greeted 150 guests at the reception held in the Ringwood United Methodist church last Sunday. Hosting this special and happy occasion were their children, Jim Pearson, Jack and Bernice Pearson of Wichita, with their daughters, Katy and Liz. The McHenry Plaindealer (usnw-M) I 117$ Among th^. guests ex­ tending their best wishes were Reverend and Mrs. Ralph Kafoed of California. Reverend Kafoed served the Ringwood parish back in the late thirties. The dining room was decorated in gold and white with many lovefy floral arrangements adding to the beauty of the day. A three- tiered cake, decorated in pastels and gold, centered the serving table. The Pearsons were married June 21,1930, at the home of Arline's mother in McHenry. They have made Ringwood their home all their married life. We > sincerely wish them many more years of good health and happiness. UNITED METHODIST YOUTH Under the supervision of Gary and Pat Reinhardt, a group of young people of the U.M.Y. spent last Sunday evening digging up ground and setting out plants on the grounds of the Ringwood church. We appreciate the efforts of these young folks to add beauty to our com­ munity. VACATION CHURCH SCHOOL Thirty-five youngsters enjoyed'a week of learning, fellowship and fun with Doozie, the Dog at the Greenwood - Ringwood Vacation church school. On Friday, there was a picnic, with several mothers at- ft FrMsy it McMwiry Hllooii Stcond CI ill Potltft Wd •• McHmry Ht)noii By HcHBMtY rUMJSMMG COMPANY fOSTMARBb imrnd irtfui rtiM|W to McHmry fWaMir. Mil W. Bm St.. McMovtry Illinois 4G05O % o4 of 9© TIm Millim) fWuMw. 3912 W. Elm St.. McHmry. M. MM. A Jifcrtiii of on* ikuiiHi <rom l)w oiytllai of • «M ho mWo iwfiof o dioofi of Lorry E. Luod^uMlthtr Ad«U Fro«lkh-Editor NATIONAL NEWSPAPER v ASSOCIATION JS$C*ipTlj9M*Al SUI In McHenry Cowt) kTES 1 Yoor j $19.0 County FREE HEARING TESTS Set for this Area Wednesday Oily 10 to 5 LATEST ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT 3937 W. MAIN - McHENRY 385-7461 R. KCXER, MJL STAFF AUK0L06IST ROBERT STERSUNI ASSOCIATES SUMMER TREE SALE HURRY LIMITED QUANTITIES!!! TYPE SIZE LIST SALE Alpine Currant r-2' 12.00 7.00 Pink Weigela 3%4' 17.00 10.00 Variegated Weigela 9". 12" 10.00 6.00 Red-twig Dogwood 4'-5' 15.00 9.00 Cheyenne Privet 4'-5' 12.00 7.00 Cheyenne Privet 2'-3' 9.00 5.00 Pussy Willow 3-4' 12.00 7.00 Artie Blue Willow 24'-30" 10.00 6.00 Arrowwood Viburnum 3'-4" 17.00 10.00 Arrowwood Viburnum 4'-5' 19.50 11.00 Zabel's Honeysuckle 4-5' 15.00 9.00 Mockorange 4'-5' 16.00 9.00 Autumn Olive 3-4' 20.00 12.00 Clavey's Dwf. Honeysuckle 3'-4' 15.00 9.00 Witchhazel 4'-5' 27.50 17.00 American Highbush Cranberry 4'-5' 22.00 13.00 OFF •Concolor Fir 'Douglas Fir •Hemlock •Balsam Assorted Sizes Vi OFF SPRUCE SALE!! Buy One At Regular Price Get 2nd (Of equal of lesser value) AT 1/2 PRICE tending lo observe what the children had accomplished during the week. The teachers were very happy with the success of the program held at the Ringwood church. NEWS ON MICHELLE Former Ringwoodite from N. Ridgeway road, Michelle Silzer, who moved to Simi Valley, Calif, two years ago, returned for a 3-week visit June 7. She's been staying with Gert and Krista Kaefer of Wonder Lake and was a very busy young lady since her arrival. Activities In­ cluded visits with former neighbors, the George Leh? man family, Harry Hartjes family, William Kearns family and Harlan Halligan. Her itinerary included the races at the Lake Geneva track, camping with friends at Harrison-Benwell con­ servation area, visiting Grandma & Grandpa Silzer in Villa Park, visiting the Patti Miller family poolside, seeing old school chums from Johnsburg, a trip to Great America, and, of course, an evening at a well known Lake Geneva night club. Michelle, who is "sorta pre-engaged" to Mike Dade of Simi Valley, got homesick for him and her family and flew home June 25. Her mom had knee surgery on the twenty-fourth, and Michelle wanted to be with her while she was hospitalized, so she cut her visit short. All the Silzers, Pat, Ron, Jeff and Scott, send best wishes to their old friends back here in Illinois. Gert & Krista, who really enjoyed having her, wish she could have stayed all summer. Hurry back, Michelle! SPECIAL CONCERNS Special concerns of the community are Mrs. Julia Heppner and Clayton Brace, who are both in the Wood-* stock hospital. Abo those who remember Andy Raemaker, will want to know thou he is confined to Iowa Methodist hospital, Roam 230, 1200 Pleasant street, Des Moines, Iowa, 50300. Cards would be. ap­ preciated by all three jof these people, I'm sure. TIDBITS There's a new camper (travel trailer) in town, set out for everyone to see. We guess maybe Lil and Frank are joining the ranks of campers. Have fun kids. Looks like Horse hill up there on the other side of the tracks. It seems there are three families with horses for the kids to ride. BIRTHDAYS We wish Walt Low, Bill Cristy and Jim O'Halleran, Jr., a happy birthday July 1, and July 2 is that special day for Mary Ann Wegner and Russ Carr. July 3 belongs to Kate Weiser and July 4 finds Valerie Lehmkuhl and Aaron William Bork (Martha & Bob Belts grandson) adding another candle to their cake. July 5 is that special day for Eddie Erwin, Jr., & Dorothy Hosier. July 6 we find Nancy Bowman, Scott Sonnemaker, Richard Bounds, Jr., Scott Lehman and Charles Olson adding another year, atjd Lucille Somers celebrates July 7. "Happy Birthday" to all of you wonderful people. ANNIVERSARIES July 5 is that special day for Charles and Yvonne Petska. "Happy An­ niversary" you two, and we Food Demonstration Winners In 4-H Told "Molletes Mexican Style" is the title of Susan Thomp­ son's 4-H food demon­ stration. , Miss Thompson, member of the Greenwood Gremlins 441 club, won top honors in the McHenry County 4-H food demon­ stration contest. She will participate in the state contest held at the Illinois .State fair Aug. 14. The McHenry - Lake Porkettes are providing a $50 savings bond, to the best demonstrator using pork. Betsy Payne will receive Lhe award for her presentation "Brunch, Pizza for A Crowd". Betsy is a member •$of the Hartlapd Homemakers 4-H club, Woodstock. The McHenry County Daily Promotion council is awarding $50 and $25 to the best demonstrators using dairy products. The winners are Diane Heinrich and . Krtyie Stoxen. Those who also par­ ticipated in the contest and received "participation" rating include Sue Malenius, McHenry. Those who received "A" ratings in the contest in­ cluded Jody Seaborn and Judy Vyduna, McHenry. IN josmmMM s staff psychologist .news from the Family Service and Mental Health Clinic of McHenry County. COUNTRYSIDE Flower Shop & Nursery Route 176 O/2 mi. E. of Main St.) Crystal Lake 815-459-8130 6:30 am to 6 pm DAILY. 8>30 am to 6 pm SAT. 9 om to 5 pm SUN. More Comfo r t w i t h Less Ene rgy LENNOX AcumLhuvi&il Exclusive 2-speed Central Air Conditioning SAVE GAS , with a iDfmM/tmttl/i JT gas furnace Electronic ignition, Heatsaver™ vent damper, quality construction give you more comfort for less. 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At times the fears may seem to be attention getting devices or an attempt to delay going to bed, but in most children fear of the dark is real and, in the worst of circumstances, can be terrifying. Generally, the fear is specific to the point where the child fears there is a "monster in the closet", or a "man hiding under the bed". To many children, however, the fear is vague and they cannot formulate into words exactly what it is they are afraid of. Most children will admit that realistically there is nothing to be afraid of, yet the fear persists in spite of alP reassurances from the parents. Interestingly enough, many night fears in children appear to be somehow related to an upsurge of sexual feelings in the child. To most children awakening of sexual feelings is at best a strange and upsetting ex­ perience and at worst ex­ tremely threatening and anxiety provoking. 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