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Neighborhood nows SECTION 2 - PAGE 11 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, Jt Nfc lt mi Ringwood news: New signs encourage drivers to slow for children playing The residential area on the south end of Barnard Mill Road has two new signs that the residents hope all motorists will take notice of. They say ^QiiMtenatPlay" and with tee Doris Low 653-9262 Katy Christopher 385-8037 endtagoF school Thi uaday.Uqr 31, there will be more children playing on the sidewalks in the area. Hopefully, the motorists will take notice of these signs, plus the 30-mile an hour signs that have already been up. Lakemoor: Appreciation goes to township Road Commissioner, Regner, for being aware of the fact that motorists do not always pay attention to 30 mph signs, and hopefully the new/signs will make them more aware of children in the area. is BEAUTIFICATION "Ringwood Commons" looking good. Residents of Ringwood have noticed the condition of the park due to some good citizens who are taking their time and equipment to keep it that way. Our ap­ preciation goes to Pat and Ted Malo (whom we have seen) doing their bit, and to anyone else who has taken time to help out in any way whatsoever. Fosses move to California Hefii and Rick Foss, who lived in Lakemoor for quite a few years, left for their new residence in California Sundav May 27. Sons Mark and Troy will stay on with their grand­ parents in McHenry until the 25th of July, the end of little league season, when they will fly to their new home. This has been a hectic time for Rick and Hedi, with his being away on business, selling their home here, and making all the arrangements in California. Asked if they were going to miss our winters, the response was, "We will be 45 minutes from Big Bear Mountain where there is snow all year for skiing, etc., and thai we can come home to no shoveling snow in our driveway." And 45 minutes in the other direction finds them at the Pacific ocean shore, where swimming and water sports are available all year. We are sad to see the Fosses leave, but happy for the new adventures they will be en­ joying. ir •• -- Margaret Karas 385-4934 AWARDS Vanessa Urban of Lakemoor received a Top Scholar award from the Kiwanis Club of McHenry on her graduation from Parkland. Monique Betancourt was chosen as "Most Improved Athlete" at the annual spring sports award night at East Campus High School. Receiving major Ms for their athletic abilities in softball were Monique and Cindy Gaines. Terry Godt received her M for girls track. GRADUATIONS Parkland Junior High graduates from our area in­ clude: Bob Glus, Bruce Biggs, Steve Wright, Dwayne Arneson, Keith Goodman, Rob Huffman and Scott Mumma. Rob had a handicap, having suffered torn ligaments on a field trip, resulting in his leg being en­ cased in a cast which he will have to have on for six weeks. . what a graduation from eighth grade! Scott Mumma was happy his grandparents from Arizona, who are staying with their youngest son Rusty Hueckstaedt in McHenry, were present at the graduation ceremonies. FECIAL DAYS 1 - Summer Reading Program registration at McHenry Nunda Library, Torch Run, 10:30 a.m. June 4 - Hidden Valley Acres Assn. President Joe DeMarco's home. 385-8337. June 4 - Friends of the MN Library, 7 p.m. at McHenry Nunda Library. Interested persons welcome. 0 June 7 - Free Blood Pressure screening, 11 a.m. at the Moose Lodge, Route 120. EXTRA ACTIVITY The Robert Ford household on Wegner Rd. was filled with relations and friends celebrating little Michael's first birthday and his sister's fifth birthday. Michael, in his ex­ citement, fell down and severely bruised his head. A trip to the ER at the hospital showed no serious damage, for which everyone was grateful. No family member will fail to remember this special double birthday. SALE PROBLEM Anyone having gone through the preparation for a garage sale, knows the amount of energy and time expended^ ift just having to sort through garage, attic and basement. , Maggie Dunnagan, daughter who lives next door, has been planning hers for two months, with neighbors alerted to add their great possessions. So what happens? Memorial Day weekend, with an early deadline for our local Citizen, overlooked byv beginner en- trepeneur Maggie. Lesson to be learned : Remember to look at the calendar in advance when making plans for publicity! "Musgo" is still set for this Saturday and Sunday - see you there. VISIT RELATIVES Virginia and Clayton Bruce had a most enjoyable trip to southern Illinois a couple of weeks ago. They attended the convention of Retired Federal Employees at Effingham, 111. and then visited Clayton's sister in Cisne. One of the highlights was being with Clayton's great aunt, Jane Wood, a resident in a rest home in Fairfield and who celebrated her one-hundredth birthday May 17. This was a very happy time for everyone. Naturally, the trip wouldn't be complete without dropping in at the "coffee shop" to visit with old friends and Clayton's brother and nephews, most of whom are employed in the oil fields in the area. . The folks also visited the cemetery where loved ones have been buried. One thing they observed about the countryside, there had been no field work done because of the extremely wet ground from all the rain this spring. Fields normally planted in crops were growing up. weeds. CONVALESCING We are delighted to hear that Arline Pearson came home the end of last week and is recovering quite well from her recent hospital stay. VACANCY The McHenry Nunda Library' Board of Trustees regretfully accepted the resignation of Ralph Narcaroti as trustee. This leaves a vacancy on the board. Anyone interested in being on the governing body of the library, should come to the meetings on the fourth Thursday of every month at 7:30 p.m. at the Library. BIRTHDAYS Chuck Zabroski starts the list of June birthdays with his on the first. The boy baby added to the Mieszala household will be a year old on the 2nd. Ann Marie Antol of Parkside will start her sixteenth year on June 3rd. June 4th is a popular date as people from three different areas celebrate their days of birth- Toni Yerkes, Bill Goebel and Madonna Pepe. Herb Zabroski has his the 5th and Michael Eggert on the 6th. Ninety-three is the number of years Sam Sances will be recognizing "June 7. One of Sam's daughters, Dolly Mollitor of Crystal Lake, will be having the family and friends to celebrate Sunday, June 3. Among neighbors attending this nappy gathering will be Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cunningham and Toni Yerkes. Sam is the most energetic mature gentleman in our area. He still cuts his grass with both the sitdown and push type mowers, and the flowers are already starting to bloom. Taking care of his frisky dog keeps Sam's muscles in tone. Have a happy day, dear Sam, and a healthy enjoyable year. GOD BLESS Governor signs agreement Governor James R.HKHiipson has signed an agreement (Memorandum of Un­ derstanding) with the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Com­ mission (NEC), providing for cooperation between the Illinois Department of Nuclear Safety CONFIRMATION It was a very special day for Atthea and Paul Walkington as they attended the confirmation of their granddaughter, Jolie Walkington, in Addison, 111. Lee Walkington accompanied his parents to see his niece con­ firmed by her father, the Rev. Jay Walkington, with seven other young people. The folks spent the day with Jay and Jan, enjoying a nice visit. ACTIVITIES . Patti and Dan Hanson had a cookout on Memorial Day with Joyce and George Lehnman, Michelle, Scott and Keith Lehnman. Friends Donna, Dee and Marylin were also there to help enjoy the delicious brats, hot dogs and hamburgers cooked by Dan. Guess George made too hot a fire last year, as they wouldn't even let him help build it this, year. Delicious salads and cookies were brought to help out with the menu, By Donna, Dee and Marylin. A yakking good time was had by all, since the weather didn't permit any outside activities. Mike and Nancy Daurio and family spent Sunday with Mike's family in McHenry and they enjoyed a delicious barbecue with them. Monday was spent with Nancy's Mom for a spagetti dinner. Another nice day with nothing spectacular except being together because of the weather. Bill and Annette Cunningham and daughter of Ringwood and Bill's two sisters and their families all went camping at Starved Rock this past weekend. There were 16 in all and they were glad they took winter coats, as it turned very cool. It rained Monday morning about 2 a.m. so packing up to come home wasn't that much fun with wet tents, etc. to bring home and have to dry out. All in all, an enjoyable time was had. Other campers, the Walt Wilcoxes of Woodstock and the Walt Lows and Patches of McHenry, headed north or Lake Mason, Wis. The guys went fishing and caught a few, sorta small, but so was everyone else's. The campfire Saturday night was great but too cool for one one Sunday night and they also had rain in the wee hours of Monday morning. CONGRATULATIONS "Happy Birthday" to June Oxtoby, Larry Oonk, Dawn Cerny, and Laurie Hartjes on June 7, with Joanne Gillespie, Lynn Tomlinson, Jolie Walkington and Gordon Smith celebrating their special days June 8. June 9 is that special day for Ida Mae Adams and David Linstad, with June 10 being that special day for Charlotte Thompson and Karolyn Huinke on Ridgeway Rd. June 11 finds Allen Spencer, Chuck Ackerman, down Texas way, and Jason Burton adding another candle to their cakes; as Tracy Gutekunst and Jenny Ferara will be doing June 12. We wish all of you wonderful people a wonderful day and many, many more. ANNIVERSARIES ; ̂ * "Happy Anniversary" to Bob- and Sue Low on June 7; and to Terry (Justen) and A1 Jones and Wally and Phyllis Marcinisk (out on Ridgeway) on June 12. We wish all three couples many more years of wedded bliss. CALENDAR May 31 - Last day of John- sburg schools June 3 - Worship Service - 9 a.m.- Ringwood Church June 5 - No Choir June 14 - No U.M.W. June 21 - Sewing Circle June 22-24 - Parish church campout at Chain O Lakes State Park. Contact the Rev. Smith. July 21 - Annual Ringwood Church Chicken Barbeque. 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