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would not And the 27th V',r ,•> v; . ' featuring: •SPECIAL EVENTS •FAMILY FUN • OUR DELICIOUS and NUTRITIOUS RAX MENU 1985 Continental 1985 Cutlass Ciera LS Sedan SECTION 2 - PAGE 3 - PLAIINDEALER-HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 21.1«S Neighborhood news $ Circle will meet to make items for the bazaar monthly setfing circle of the Ringwood church Will meet at the home of Hester Pendleton - m McCullon Lake. We wil} meet at 10:30 a.m. until 3 p.m. and Doris Low 653-9262 work on items for the upcoming bazaar in November. If there are any questions call Marge Evans, 653-3294. CHICKEN BAR-B-QUE The annual Ringwood Church Chicken Bar-B-Que will be coming up Saturday, July 20, and tickets will be on sale in the very near future from any one of the church members. If you are not called and you wish tickets for the dinner, please call the above number, 653-3294, or 728- 0222. UMW The UMW and ladies of the Ringwood .church met last Thursday and instead of a regular meeting, they traveled to Wisconsin to Millie'a Pan­ cake House for a delicious and relaxing lunch. * There were 18 ladies who went and they are looking forward to another"Out to Lunch" day in the future. Those of.ufc who didn't get to go missed a fun day. 'CHURCH CAMPOUT . There were-6 camping units at the church campout last Weekend and there were 20 for the pot of stew that was cooked In a pig iron kettle over the open fire. Two hardy souls kept the eampfire going and the stew 1 during the rain. They protect the fire and stew umbrellas (themselves, too, sometimes). K The main attraction of the weekend was watching rac­ coons. No one leaves garbage out, as raccoons will raid the •garbage cans or whatever they can get into. There was a family Jof raccoons (three little ones that we could see) in one tree near the church campsites. Unfortunately, two little ones feU out. They were stunned and cried a lot, but got up and ^tumbled to the base of a tree (wrong one) and proceeded to climb. Low and behold, one of them lost its grip and fell again. He was guided to the right tree and proceeded to climb it. The rangers came by and got the other baby raccoon tran­ sferred to the right tree. Mamma raccoon came down and got one of them and took it to a large knothole where they called home and later did the same with the other one. They hibernate during the day and come out and travel the campground at night for food. Sunday brought a better day weather wise and after church the potlunch was attended by 33 folks from the two parishes. We also had birthday cake to help Terry Schwebke celebrate his ?? birthday. The day cleared so that those who wished, could walk the trails, canoe, fish or go out. good time wat tiad by all who attended. RiRTHmv*; 'Happy Birthday" to Harold Hiller on June 21; and to Brian Jay Ackerman, Robert Reed, " G r a n d m a " S n e l l a n d Johnathan Robert Betts on June 23. June 25 is that special day for Dorothy Bauer; and June 26 finds Jo Ann Bruce adding another candle to her cake. We wish all of you Wonderful people a very happy day and many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to two very special people, J.C. and Arline Pearson, who will be celebrating 55 years of wedded bliss June 21. June 21 is also that special day for Bill and Doris Brennan and Butch and Mary Leonard. Karolyn and James Huinker, out there on Ridgeway, will be celebrating another year of togetherness. We wish all couples many more years of wedded bless. CALENDAR OF EVENTS June 23-Worship service-9 a.m.-Ringwood. church June 27-Sewing circle-10; 30 a.m.-3 p.m.-at home of Hester Pendleton. June 30-Worship service-9 a.m.-Ringwood church July 20-Annual Chicken Bar- B-Que-Mark your calendar Sept. 14-Ringwood church aUCt,0n GOD BLESS Lakemoor-Lilymoor: Witz luckily escaped serious injury but totaled his car by the rescue Traveling south on Lily Lake Road, one mile south of Route 120 early Saturday evening, Kenny Witz did what many drivers do, Over-react to going off the road, ending Up with an overturned car stopped by trees. Kenny and his young son were taken to the ER by t squad. Traffic on Lily Lake ROad was . stopped for 20 minutes as a tree 'was chopped'down with an axe provided by the firemen. The car, with its undersides showing, was finally forced back to a normal four wheel position with the power from truck. It would seem " that a serious injury result from such an accident. Again-there is much to be thankful for. ~ thick that went out on the ac­ cident call, but Gary, Bob and Del knew Saturday morning that the equipment would not be spotless too long. HAPPY DAYS Anniversary time for Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Dembar is June 22. Walter and Joan s O'Brien recognize 23 years together on the 23rd. Helmut ana Marion Vornk&hl celebrate 24 years on the 24th. Twenty three on the 23rd and 24 on the 24th! This must be a special year for the O'Briens ana the vornkahls. wishes Helmut to With anni and birthday Margaret Karas 385-4934 iteer BUSY DAY , Saturday morning was .a training time for the .volunteer firemen of Company 3. Three vacant houses that were destined for demolition were purposely set on fire in order, S've the firpn i practice profession. After the morning exercise, all personnel returned to Company 3 headquarters on Route 120 and Lily Lake Road to wash down the fire trucks and make sure all equipment was in order and clean. Del Douglass, Gary Lazar and Bob Dawdy were among the volunteers. The Explorer Scouts, including Mike Douglass, were the "eofhers" for the morning-"Go for this" and "Go for that." After all the equipment was spotless and in the firehog§e a call came in for the accident on Lily Lake Road. It was a clean 6303. GET WEM S Wayne Meyer is still mending from an accident at his place of ; employment, but hopes to return to work in two months. Carl Stromley refuses to admit to a heart problem, but is now taking preventive measures. LIBRARY ACTIVITIES Monday, June 17 was the start of the Summer time activity at the McHenry Nunda Library. Friends of the MN Library in Charge of the programs were assisted by family members. Mary Kay Weidner brought son Brian who did a lot of "upstairs, downstairs" chores, and his sister Lisa; Mary Stangl came with Julie, who enjoyed the program, and Lynn and Michael who spent the hour reading in the library; Krista Rogman and little Erin who had fun; Vickie Delp with daughters Heidi who assisted, ana Rachael who played; and library assistant Jackie Grom, Sans son Rob who has just graduated from college, were all active in "Open Books, Open Doors." Helping with the reading of the stories were teens Tammy Sexton and Pam Messman with substitute Tracy Hueckstaedt. It was a fun time for the youngsters, who will be enjoying more of the same on Monday afternoons for the next six weeks at the McHenry Nunda Library. SUMMER IS HERE Spring has given us a record breaking cold! temperature in June, the least rainfall in April, and many extreme weather changes with almost unbearable humidity on hot days and windy chill on others. On June 21, we will have summer 1985, starting with lush green lawns, gardens and weeds. Hie strawberries, lettuce and peas are still remarkably plentiful and almost buj^free. what will summer bring? May yours be an of ac­ complishment, peace and joy- regardless of the weather. GOD BLESS a lot of celebrating! Tile memorial birthday is June 27 for Emma Kunz who died this past month in Florida. Her husband is now staying with A1 and Anita. Grandchildren Mike and Heidi are realizing the increase in the size of their family by enjoying the addition of two poodles, making total of one full sized and two toy dogs. GRADUATED Author. Coffer was another graduate from our area who was not noted in the column. He is listed in the 1985 graduates from Eaut ^OMntwa fflah Scbool., ions, Author, and my apologies for not mentioning your graduation before. - GARDEN CONTEST The McHenry ' County Cooperative Extension Service is sponsoring a Home Gardening Contest. 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