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McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section A Friday. September 13.1915 Pege 5 Community iHngwood: D-day to make auction donations This is it, the last day to get your * donations to the Ringwood church 'for their big auction. This is the one hundred thirtieth anniversary of the ; Ringwood church and they are hav- ;ing this auction to help defray the v Property Fund the church acquired j)y purchasing land that borders the church to the north and east. We ' hope to make this another memora­ ble year in the history of the church ' by being able to reduce this debt f' Doris Low , 653-9262 J considerably, with your donations .» and your particapation in attending J Saturday, Sept. 14. f We have a long list of things avail­ able for your viewing at 11 a.m. and the auction will begin at noon, with Mike Wieser of McHenry doing the auctioneering. There will be an­ tiques, cut glass, baby beds, chairs rockers, a marble topped table, box­ es of assorted items and much more, too numerous to mention. * There will also be refreshments on «the grounds and ample parking. Do |come and join the fun of an old fashioned auctioon, with fresh pop­ corn, too. WINS AGAIN It sounded like a wedding proces- last Wednsday, Sept. 4, when e local Rusty Nail baseball team ved back into town, with horns wing, ect. Why? They won the ampionship of the Men's 12-inch ftball League, three games to one er Fox Hole. Congratulations fel- s, we are proud of you. •NGRATULATIONS IS A belated "Happy Birthday" to little Donna Jean Rolewski, who was one year old Aug. 5. It was celebrat­ ed with a party of about 50 friends and relatives on Aug. 4. It was that rainy weekend in August so every­ one was either in the garage or the house, but a good time was had by all. A belated "Happy Anniversary" is in order for Donna Jean's mom and dad, Greg and Debbie Rolewski, Sept.7. They celebrated by having a garage sale, then they went out to dinner. This is their second anniver­ sary. We wish them many more years of togetherness. TAKE HONORS AGAIN The Bauer family has done it again. They took first in the com- merical catagory at the Johnsburg parade last Sunday. St. John's school took averall first this year. The Bauers' float was represent­ ing their heritage. There were 10 of the 11 great-grandchildren of Olivia Bauer, ages 16 months to 10 years, on the float.They were honoring the Statue of Liberty in the middle of the float, with The Melting Pot of the World. Each great-grandchild repre­ sented a country; they were dressed for that country and held the agri­ cultural product that country brought to the US. Because of our Lady we've all prospered and the Bauer family has a heritage of 50 years in the Ringwood area. Congratulations to the Bauers for representing Ringwood and showing how we all must be thankful. There is a lot of thought and work that goes into these floats and the children love it. RINGWOOD SCHOOL Ringwood School officially opened for the 1985-86 school year with a flag raising ceremony. Principal Kim Perkins gathered members of the Junior American Citizenship club together near the flag pole, explained care of our flag, the prop­ er way to display the stars and stripes, and gave a brief history, including the fact that Betsy Ross made the first flag. The flags that fly at the school are special. The United States Flag flew over the Capitol in Washington D C. on Flag Day, June 14, and was a gift from US Representative Phil Crane. The State of Illlinois flag was a gift from State Senator Jack Schaffer. The Ringwood School Club, known as "Pint Size Patriots," is sponsored by the Kishwaukee Trail Chapter of the Daughters of the American Rev­ olution. Each student received a membership card, patriotic button, pamphlet on flag etiquette, and a coloring book. Many students re­ ceived American Sheild jacket patches for exemplary work on the color packet. " LONG SUMMER After three bouts of being in and out of the hospital it has been a long summer for Ila Hogan. Now she is home and hopefully will stay there without any more trips to the hospi­ tal. She's doing well now Except the visits she is getting from that fellow Art (arthritis) as we all do at times. Ila appreciates all the cards, notes, calls, thoughts and prayers she re­ ceived during this long summer. SURGERY Phyllis Ackerman arrived home last Sunday, after being in the hospi­ tal and having surgery Wednesday of last week. Phyllis has had her problems this summer and so it has been a long one for her, also. She is home and recuperating and also ap­ preciates the cards, thoughts and Film spotlights search for meaning Pastor Merle D. Conkin and the jebngregation of the Wonder Lake. •Bible Church invite the general pub- totto join them in viewing the film, ;OTie Healing," Sunday, Sept. 15, at Jfcp.m. this is a full-length film, the jifory of Dr. John Lucas, a person seemed to "have it made." He id a sucessful career, lovely wife, itiful home, and all the toys a )n could want. Yet, inside there jvas an emptiness. % ; This film is the story of his person- Births iomas and Renae Woellert, 7210 Valley Rd., McHenry, became nts of their first child Aug. 28 d named her Tricia Renae. The t-pound baby girl entered the Id in Northern Illinois Medical iter, McHenry. Maternal grand- nts are H. Peter and Maureen sier of Des Moines, Iowa. Rich- and Nancy Woellert of McHenry paternal grandparents. GER ^ shley Renay is the name chosen fjy Michelle. Lewis and Terry Stenger, 4113 W. Lillian, Apt. I, Mc- nry, for their new daughter. The 6 . 3 oz. baby girl was born Aug. 27 Northern Illinois Medical Center, cHenry. She has ,a four-year-old ter. Maternal grandparents are and Mrs. William Lewis of Mc- nry. Shirley Stenger of Hoffman tates, 111. is the paternal andmother. VIS ^ Carlton and Angela Dravis, 523 Kensington Dr., McHenry, announce {fee birth of their second child on Aug. 26. Sharon Michelle was born 3[ Humana Hospital, Hoffman Es­ tates, and weighed 8 lbs. 5 oz. She mas welcomed home by Sheena, age 1$ months. Maternal grandparents fire Elwood and Keiko Fromm of Hitachi, Japan. Walter and Delores Gravis of Whitewater, Wis. are pa­ ternal grandparents. ROSIER ;»Gary and Jill Hosier of St. Gfcarles, 111. announce the birth of tkeir second child on Aug. 8, at Northwestern Hospital in Chicago, ifce baby boy was christened Jona­ than Ryan Sept. 8. He was welcomed home by his sister Katherine, two y^jars old. Maternal grandparents &e Frank and June Nosek of Naper- v$le, 111. Paternal grandparents are itonte and Dorothy Hosier of Mc- IJenry. Gertrude Langlois is the gjeat-grandmother. Z baby boy was born Aug. 22 to fan and Justine Mroz of McHenry and they named him Timothy Al­ bert. The 7 lbs. 11 oz. infant entered §w9rld in Northern Illinois Medi-Center, McHenry. He has a 27-nth-old sister Tracy. Maternal grandparents are Chester and Ve- rfrica Bonk of Niles, 111. Paternal grandparents are Zbigniew and Lpise Mroz of Chicago. al tragedy, running away into alcho- lism, and the climb up and out and into a meaningful life as he is healed. Come and join the congrega­ tion for an interesting evening. Nursery care is provided, there is no cost, a freewill offering will be received. On Sunday morning at the 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship Service, Pas­ tor Conklin will give the second mes­ sage in his series on the book of Romans. The text is from Romans 1:18-32 and the title is, "Why A Per­ son Is Lost" Sunday School begins at 9:30 a.m. for all ages with bus ser­ vice all around the lake. On Saturday, Sept. 14, the Fellow­ ship Plus group will meet at the home of Al and Cindy DeBuhr for a time of food and fellowship and to plan their Bible study for the coming year. Everyone is welcome to the activi­ ties at the Wonder Lake Bible Church located at the north end of the lake on Howe Rd. Drama clubs solicit help A conference with sponsors for the drama clubs of McHenry High School, East and West campuses, has indicated a need for community input and assistance. Faculty and students have very tight schedules with classwork and other school activities so the discus­ sion pointed to community help from interested people. The McHenry area has many people who have been connected with or interested in drama, as well as business oriented people and those with advertising and promotional backgrounds who experience would be very helpful. A variety of plays are presented each school year at both East and West, including a musical produc­ tion in the spring. However, the vol­ unteer time needed will not be as much as with some organizations. Anyone who would like to hear more about the needs and plans for this group is urged to attend the meeting to discuss the organization­ al details which will be held in Room D at West Campus at 7 p.m. Tues­ day, Sept,17. Those who cannot at­ tend, but would like to help, are requested to send their name and address to Drama Boosters, West Campus, 4724 W. Crystal Lake Rd., McHenry, II. 60050. 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GREEN BAY VISITORS Len and Lenorene Berth of Green Bay spent the past weekend with her brother Art and Katy Christopher, to help Katy celebrate her birthday. Patti and David Christopher were in and out over the weekend to visit with their aunt and uncle. A good visit was had by all. GO ON AN OWL HOOT An Owl Hoot, what's that? To find out, let's go with MCCD volunteer Chuck Hoening, as he leads a night hike on the trails of Glacial Park, just west of Rt. 31 north of Ring- wood, starting at 7 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 22. Using a tape recording of owl calls, Chuck will attempt to call owls in Glacial Park.lt is typical for owls to investigate the presence of an unknown and potential rival in their territories. This activity pro­ vides a fascinating experience with the elusive screech owls that popu­ late our rural areas and suburban neighborhoods. Meet at the main (kettle) parking lot. BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday" to Jim Etten, Annie Rich and Cliff Spencer Sept. 13; with Sandy (Huffman) Hunt cel­ ebrating her special day Sept. 14. Sept. 15 finds Mike Winters adding another candle to his cake as Bobby Behl and Jenny Marcellis will do Sept. 16. Sept. 17 is that special day for Janice Skidmore and Don Etten; with Sept. 19. finding Harry Hogan, Leonard Ackerman and Karen Bowling celebrating their special day. We wish all of you wonderful peo­ ple a very happy day and many more. GOD BLESS WILL IT LAST? VALUE Step up toa New LENNOX HIGH EFFICIENCY PULSE OR CONSERVATOR III FURNACE. GAS: YOUR BEST ENERGY VALUE Kfteme% 3511S. WRIGHT RD. CRYSTAL LAKE 815/459-2300 HEATING AND COOLING SINCE 1931 FINANCING AVAILABLE SALES 24 HOUR SERVICE ilYUHMMTAVMAMTi Hi (formerly Johnny Murphy's) 1211 N. River Rd. McHenry, li (815)385-2014 UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP ALL NEW MENU immb BREAKFAST WITH A FRIEND FREE BREAKFAST ENTREE WITH PURCHASE OF BREAKFAST EHTREE AT REG. 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