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PAGE 4 • PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7,1984 news T Ringwood: Camp out for last time of season * > . Twas a cool, wet weekend for those traveling to the Wisconsin area this past weekend for their last big campout of the season, Lil and Frank Visconti and two other families traveled to Lakeland Campground in Wisconsin. "Friday evening •wasn't too bad, but then the -rains came Saturday and iKaty Christopher ? 385-8037 •» * V ** ""w " \ Doris Low 653-9262 # paHaBHBaaHHaaHaMH|B|BaHaBHIHai \ Sunday night The kids did get - to go swimming Saturday af­ ternoon, for awhile; then it I turned cool, so on to the hay rides ' the campgrounds have going off ; and on all day for kids. ' It was a fun weekend, anyhow, * because a group makes their I own fun * wherever and \ whatever. This group ended up m" If You Need A Best Friend check the PFT SfOTION of Classified. playing horseshoes at a friend's house on the way home from Wisconsin. » Bill and Annette and Kristie Cunningham, Annette's sister and family, Bill's^ two sisters and their families, a total of 15 people, enjoyed a cool and wet weekend at Lakeland Cam­ pground, also. Walt and Doris Low and the John Granaths of McHenry spent the weekend at Lake Mason, Wis. Also a cool and wet one. Saturday afternoon the girls did get to sit in the sun for a couple of hours before it turned too cool. The guys did catch a few fish, so it wasn't a complete lost weekend, but there would have been more fish it jt hadn't rained. The Paul Wallpngtons spent a long weeken^Tat their Legend Lake retreat in Wisconsin. A nice relaxing time.^ IN SESSION AGAIN School is back in session after this long Labor Day weekend, the students'first legal holiday off since school started August 27. 'Twas a cool morning for the children and all were seen wearing jackets to the buses. Folks, remember they still are not in the habit of crossing for that school bus, etc., so drive carefully and with an extra Watchful way about you. The next legal holiday for the suidents will be Thanksgiving break, Nov. 22-25. CHOIR PRACTICE The Ringwood Church Choir started practice for the fall season Thursday, Sept. 6, at 7 p.m. at the Ringwood church. Anyone wishing to express their feelings in song may join this group and help build up a larger choir. Do join us, we'd love to have you. METHODIST WOMEN The U.M.W. (United Methodist Women) will meet at the home of Doris Low Thur­ sday, Sept. 13 at 12:30 p.m. This is the business meeting of the U.M.W. where we plan for the bazaars, dinners and other activities. ,Do join us at this meeting and put your two cents ENTERTAINMENT AT McHENRY AMERICAN LEGION 2505 W. RINGWOOD ROAD-McHENRY FRI. AND SAT. SEPT. 14 & 15 *10 tk. SOLDIERS »f FORTUNE" PLAYING FROM <J:30PM-1 AM STOP DOWN AFTF.R THF FRIDAY FISH FRY NEXT WEEK-SEPT. 21 & 22-THI DYNAMICS" into the ideas for the coming year. J , CONGRATULATIONS x "Happy Birthday" to Jim Etten, Annie Rich and Cliff Spencer on Sept. 13; and to Sandy (Hoffman) Hunz, on Sept. 14. Sept. 15 finds Mike Winters adding another candle; as Bobby Behl and Jenny Marcellis will do Sept. 16. Sept. "18 finds Karen Kuhrt celebrating her special day; with Harry Hogan, Leonard Ackerman and Karen BoWling doing the same Sept. 19. We wish all of you wonderful people a very happy day and many more to come. CALENDAR Sept. 9-Worship services-9 a.m.-Ringwood church Sept. 13-U.M.W. (United Methodist Women)--12:30 p.m.- home of Doris Low. ARE YOU The McHenry Area? Do You Know Someone New? We Would Like To Extend A Royal Welcome To Evety Newcomer To Our Area!!! 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