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V Rirswooi News' DOLORES BBENNAN 65S-9MB LOCAL CHURCH HOLDS RUMMAGE ^ SALE OCT. 21-22 The Ringwood Methodist church is the place to go for the rummage sale. On Friday, Oct. 21, they will be open from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. and on Saturday, Oct. 22, the hours are from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. The usual articles, donated by persons no longer needing them, may be just what you are looking for. Here's your chance to pick up some bargains and help the local church. There will also be a "coffee and" corner for your tasty pleasure. Area Pastors at KI wan la Meeting Three pastors of the Wonder Lake area spoke to the Kiwanis Monday night on the significance of the ecumenical movement in our time. Father Gaynor of Christ the King church said that much of what was done by Vatican II in Rome incorporated the principles first advocated by Martin Luther. He emphasized the similarities which exist between Protestants and Catholics. Pastor Thomas Johnson gave witness to the new spirit by citing examples of cooperation which are taking place between Catholics and Protestants, and between Protestants, and Protestants. He quoted the scriptural basis for unity in our time as our c o m m o n " O n e L o r d , O n e Faith, One Baptism." He debunked the fear of structural bigness of a "superchurch" as a misunderstanding of what the ecumenical movement was all about. "The spirit of unity and cooperation is one that accepts and respects our mutual differences- structures not central • • • • • •t X • IL 8. PATENT PENDING < FORCED AIR HUMIDIFIERS IN 3 SSZ^< COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC WITH - 3 YEAR WARRANTEE NOTHING MORE TO BUY NO PLATES NO WHEELS #3. $30 total cost installed #lo $4® MM cost installed if 1 $S§ Mil eost installed BEHNARD J. SCHALL Phone 385-3122 ii no answer call 385-2662 2694. So. Thomas Court - McHenry, DL - 60060 I• • • • • • ;R S TENER SERVICE SAME DAY SERVICE ON MOST MAKES * MODELS • 8ervlce # Cleaning Oat • Repair • Installation • Overhauling t Removal • Reconditioning 0 Rebuilding -- ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- Phone: 385-5566 WATER SOFTENER SALES NEW -- USED -- REBUILT WATER SOFTENER SERVICE/SALES Lotofio McHenry, Illinois here." Rev. Ronald Anderson of the Ringwood M e t h odist c h u r c h s u m m a r i z e d t h e points of unity; 1. We can all agree that the present changes in both Protestants and Catholics tradition are the work of God through His Holy Spirit. 2. That Christ is the center and basis of our commonness and our commitment. 3. That there is a new common understanding of the role and place of Scriptures as the place where Christ breaks through to us willing our unity (we now have common translations). 4. That baptism is the means where by we are all incorporated into Christ and are thereby brothers in the Lord. 5. That the church is the whole people of God. 6. That we can aH come together , for social and community action as our common mission to humanity." Church worship services are held at the Ringwood Church every Sunday at 9:30 a.m. with church school held at 10 a.m. Halloween Party at School The annual Halloween party sponsored each year by the Ringwood Community club will be held on Friday, Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m. Please note, that the party will be held a half-hour earlier this year, so our younger folks can get started earlier. The admission fee will again be the 1 dozen donuts per family. Cider and coffee will be furnished by the Community Club. There will be a small fine to all attending, who are not in costume, so get your thinking caps on, and come up with some unusual or original ideas, and keep them guessing. Prizes will be awarded by a panel of judges to the winners in different grade and age categories. Come as you are, or as you are not, and join in the fun. UNlCEF Party Again this year, our youngsters will be out collecting for UNICEF. This gives the underprivileged children of the world a chance at some of the things: we take for granted. All interested youngsters, please meet at the Ringwood church on Sunday, Oct. 3 at 2 p.m. so you. can receive your authorized collect i o n needs, and trick and treat for UNICEF. After you have solicited for UNICEF, the ladies of the church will have supper to serve to all. The collecting will be done between 2 and 4:30 p.m., so be as generous as possible, please. And if there is anyone interested in driving some of the youngstrs to the rural areas, contact either Alice Peet or Doris Low. Church Benefited by Tours Mr. Behmiller of Johnsburg generously helped our local church, by having open house on Saturday and Sunday. Over 100 persons toured this unique home, and had the opportunity to view this unusual place. Many people helped make it possible for some to get there, by driving their cars. Ringwood benefited by receiving one hundred and fifty dollars thru the tours. Seems as tho some of the young boys in the area are enjoying their target shooting at the expense of others private property. Over the pat week or two, pumpkins have been used for targets, and last Sunday, for the lack of targets, evidently, they shot and killed a pet dog. Now, this type of malicious so called fun, is not funny to the family who lost a family pet. If they shot a dog, who or what's next? Supposing some little child was walking in the tall weeds, or behind a flower or bush? Would they shoot because it was moving? Parents, it's up to you to see where your youngs-t ers are and if they have guns, do they know where to use them and how? Let's all take up this matter with the young people who have access or own a gun. Do it before the next fatality becomes a child. I do hope this is taken care of immediately. Check with your family. . .Schedule for Servers • • On Oct. 26, Phyllis O'Halleran and Marion Winters will serve Barbecues. On Nov. 2, serving hot dogs will be Marian Winters and Dolly Malsch. Beat Wishes Anniversary wishes to Ingaborg and Sigurd Jacobsen, who celebrate on Oct. 23. , Happy birthday wishes to J.C. Pearson and to Kevin Bauer, who share Oct. 27 as their natal days. Also, happy birthday to my sister, Joanne Kelley, in beautiful, sunny Hawaii, who celebrates her birthday on Oct. 29. It's a Boy! On Oct. 11, Jim and Joan Preston became the proud parents of a new son, born in 't/i, r \ ' '< ^ <? Spacemaster doors add new bee®Sy ...as well as space...•• any d@e@r Two series of residential Modernfolds ... the Spacemaster 100 and 200 lines . . . give you fabrics, construction and features no other folding door can matc h. New fashionable patterns, elegantly textured, -go beyond decor by providing durability as well as beauty for a lifetime of use. These exciting patterns were developed after exhaustive research showed them to be the overwhelming preferences of American housewives Looking inside ... a steel frame . . . the unmistakable stamp of quality and value in folding doors. Contrast this to other doors with a single thickness of fabric, much like a stiffened curtain. Compare, and you can see the difference between price and Modernfold value. Choose either the Spacemaster 100 or 200 for any interior opening, particularly the problem openings where other doors just cannot get the job done. Parchment White ' ' ' ' 'xn M" New! Now you can have Spacemaster, in either the 100 or 200 model, "tailor-made" to fit non-standard openings. Spacemaatar 100 Wna Spacamaater SOO tin# & §' V.; i§ PMfrf Grty "J ' *+< ^ ,, ' ^Julian Stotrji* cn«mp«n# ClMtlC Whit* ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER On Highway 31 South of Main Street - McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-1424 Sherman ^hospital. The little fellow will answer to the name of Jeffrey Neal. He was welcomed home by his sister, Nancy, 5. and three brothers, Bobby, 9, Billy, 7, and Richie. O Congratulations to all. No School on Monday • Due to the N. E. Division meeting, there will be no school for the area schools on Monday, Oct. 24. Around Town To help David Harrison celebrate his twenty-fourth birthday, his Aunt and Uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Dowell honored him at a family dinner held in their home, on Saturday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs .Clarence Harrison and family. Miss Faith Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Harrison and Mrs. Mary Heruje. Miss Mae Wiedrich and Mrs. Flora Carr called on Nettie Wiedrich at the Golden Years rest hon\e in Walworth. To help Margo Andreas celebrate her birthday, her folks, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Andreas had a family dinner on Sunday. Mr. and ^ Mrs. Tom Huemann and family of Johnsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Andreas and family of McHenry and Mr. arid Mrs. John Smith and family of Matteson, attended. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Benoy and family of McHenry were dinner guests on "Sunday in the J. P. Walkington home. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Urban Bauer and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brennan attended the wedding reception of Patty Schmitt and Robert Griffith at the Johnsburg community hall on Saturday. They then called on the Ed Condons. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wiedrich and family called on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ainger and s6n, David, of Hebron, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kynell and daughter Karen of Walworth, and Will Claxton of McHenry were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Sunday dinner guests in the L. F. Hawley home were Mrs. Mildred Hawley of Park Ridge, Ruth Reike of Barrington, Mrs. Eleanor Howe and brother, Ed Hawley of Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Dowell attended the funeral of Mrs. Gladys Watkins on Friday. Loren was pallbearer. Mrs. Flora Carr, Miss Mae Wiedrich and Charles Canmotored up to Devil's Lake fch Wednesday to do a little sight-seeing. This time of the year, Mother nature really paints the scenery up pretty. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reinwall and family of McHenry called on the L.F. Hawleys on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Merle Wiedrich called on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., on Saturday, and brought news to grandma that she is now a great-great-grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Hinkle of Poplar Grove became parents of a baby girl, making her a great-great-grandmother. Congratulations. Mrs. Mary Butler called on Mrs. Ruby Shepard on Wednesday afternoon. That's all for another week. See you next? GOODWILL PICK UP The Goodwill Industries of northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin can help the community employ the handicapped in three different ways, Norman K. Dasenbrook, executive director, has announced. He made the announcement in connection with National Employ the Physically Handicapped, which is being o b s e r v e d t h i s m o n t h . T h e Goodwill truck will be in McHenry Friday, Oct. 28, according to Mrs. Agnes T. Adams, local representative. For pick-up service, call 385- 0863. OCTOBER 20, 1966 - MCHENRY PLAINDEALER - SECTION 2, PAGE 5 Panel Program Presented For Visiting Dieticians iust as we have emergency ospitals for physical ail ments, a number of 24-hour emergency clinics for the emotionally or mentally ill are now in operation in the U.S. The emergency staff responds to a crisis call from, a distraught family, clergyman, the family doctor, a neighbor, law officer, or even the patient himself. It has often saved the dis turbed from jail and commitment to state institutions. 11 3720 W. Elm. St 885-7080 Jewel Shopping Plaza s McHenry Hospital officials served as hosts for the North Suburban Dietetic association meeting earlier this month. Among those present, from left, were Mrs. Isabel Brody, McHenry hospital dietitian and secretary of the group; Mrs. Ruth Shub, Northwest Community hospital dietitian, Arlington Heights, and president of the organization; Miss Marie de Greef, Memorial Hospital for McHenry County dietitian, Woodstock; Miss Ada Lois Knott, Downey Veterans' Hospital clinic dietitian; and Sister Marie Louise. St. Theresa hospital dietitian, Waukegan. Don Peasley Photo A program with a panel discussing controversies concerning gastro intestinal diet therapy was held at the North Suburban Dietetic associat i o n m e e t i n g e a r l i e r t h i s month at the McHenry hospital. Three dietitians formed the panel: Mrs. Joan Bussart, Mrs. Marilyn Haeussler and Mrs. Jo Ann Birkeness. Dr. Lee Gladstone of the McHenry hospital staff presented the views of a doctor on the topic. Mrs. Bussart writes on dietary topics for magazines and newspapers, Mrs. Haeussler is on the staff of St. Alexius hospital, Elk Grove Village and Mrs. Birkeness is on the staff of Lutheran General hospital, Park Ridge. Mrs. Leonard Brody, McHenry hospital dietitian, and Mrs. Claude McDermott, woman's auxiliary president, served refreshments following the meeting. TWELVE FLAGS PRESENTED TO CITY SCHOOL Viola Schuble, Americanism chiarman, and Marge Moreth, Rehabilitation chairman of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary to Post 4 6 0 0 , p r e s e n t e d A m e r i c a n flags to be used in twelve c l a s s r o o m s a t E d g e - brook grade school. Mrs. Ulrich, principal of the school accepted the flags and thanked the VFW and auxiliary for those the school has received in the past. The presentation of flags to the schools and various organizations is a community service project which the post and auxiliary have sponsored fdr many years. CLASSIFIES Quality AUTOMATIC DRYER fe bstv OPEN HOUSE The public's first look at the new family-living unit of the Woodstock Children's home will be this Sunday, Oct. 23, from 2-5 p.m. The building is the former home of Mr. and Mrs. William Graham, located at 14411 Kishwaukee Valley road, onehalf mile west of the U.S. Route 14 by-pass. Buy an electric drysr- Commonwealth Edison will pay y«i*20* The bright new ideas) ONLY A UNICEF Hallo ween "treat" of 51 gives a daily glass of milk to 20 children tyL A&ft ..month, , Three out of four of all the world's children need help. American boys and girls hold out a friendly hand to them when they Trick or Treat for UNICEF on Halloween. DE-420B raiowowr • big lo-u. aoms CAPACITY • VARIABLE TUB MM. CONTROL--AIL0WS SELECTION OF DRYMO TIKES UP TO 140 MINUTES • FUIFF CYCU • BI6 CAPACITY l*T 1UT • C0UNTEH BfFTC] Mi CO USSIER Eaefr CAREY Appliiice/ c. 1241 N. Green St. 385-5500 j Forget .that Gas is cheaper. (Remember you're in command with a gas range.) A gas range never tries to take over and boss you. When you turn it on, it responds instantly with full heat. And off means OFF. No lingering heat to overcook your food. What's more, you can see what you're doing. You can adjust the flame to any degree of heat you want. That'sone reason why nearly all professional chefs like to cook with gas. And a gas range is the only kind that doesn't smoke when it broils. One more point: Who wants a fair-weather friend? Gas is dependable. You can count on it to cook your m e a l s ( a n d k e e p y o u r kitchen cozy) no matter how much it sleets, snows or blows. Thejnandsome new gas ranges are on display at your dealer's and at our stores. See them now. Phone: 385-2081 Forgetthat gas is cheaper-- remember that gas is modern.