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V - , . . f PAGE 4-PLAINDEALER- FRIDAY. APRIL 27, 1973 Ringwood News Reservations Required For Tasters Lunch Reservations must be made for the Tasters Luncheon to be held at the Ringwood church on Wednesday May 2, at 12 noon. Speaker of the day will be Capt. Bryant of the Salvation Army. For reservations call 728-0295 or 653-9262. ABOUT TOWN Glad to hear that Mary Baker is home after her short visit to the Woodstock hospital last week for tests. Mrs. John Newhart of McHenry called in the Nellie Hepburn home on Wednesday, and on Thursday morning we found Mrs. Arthur Laursan of Antioch visiting with Nellie. On Friday Mr. and Mrs. Klatz of Waukegan stopped by to visit a little while Mr. and Mrs. Russell Soddy (Nellie's sister and husband) of Kenosha visited on Satrurday and Sunday. Monday found the three of them visiting the eye doctor in Kenosha. So glad to report that Nellie is doing fine with her eyes now. Walt and Doris Low went DON'T BUY A HEARING AID . . 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They were the cutest Bunnies ever portrayed by Bob and Viv Koch. Some of the new members earned a Bunny badge by dancing with the Bunnies. Wednesday of last week found the Lehmkuhls traveling to Chicago on the train that travels behind their house very day. This was a treat for the kids as they hadn't ridden a train before. Also they spent their time in Chicago at the Art Museum which they found very interesting. VACATIONERS This past week has seen many vacationers in the neigh­ borhood, including Ken and Judy Beck, and children Kenny and Pennv. and cousin Juanita Ackerman. All were happy in "Happiness is" and the Charles Ackermans and kids and cousins Craig and Christal in the new "Bigger Luv Bug". They all went to Park City, Ky., and to the many caves that the state has to offer. Mostly the Mammoth Caves. They had very good weather, in the 80's. Would you believe Bev has a sun burned nose and Ken and Kenny are just plain sun­ burned. But they enjoyed ex­ ploring caves, and being scared plum out of their wits. I heard! Still and all a good time was had by all. FISHERMEN The fisherman's life for me was not the song that you heard sung when Clayton Bruce and Delmar Shook of Woodstock returned home from Kentucky Lake, Kentucky, and Reel Foot Lake, Tenn. They said that they couldn't find Reel Foot at first because there was so much water. So there will not be a fish fry to be invited to this week. Maybe if all the water goes down they will try again and we will all be invited to Clayt's. (WE hope) TRAVELERS Mabel Hawley and grandson, Gary Rienwall, of McHenry flew to Florida for the week before Easter to spend it with daughter, Shirley Woodward, and family. They arrived home on Easter Sunday. Jackie and Dick Crosby and s children spent the later part of" Easter with their parents near Macomb. They arrivied home on Monday after Easter. Patti and Dave Miller and Tricia and Jay Sayler of McHenry spent Easter weekend in Florida and Andros Island. While in Florida Patti and Dave visited with his mom in Pompano Beach. The Art Christopher family left on Friday to spend the Easter weekend with Art's family up north. The Larry Lehmkuhl family left Friday in their mobil home for a weekend traveling thorough Door County. It was sort of a wet weekend with all the rain but was beautiful on Sunday. EASTER VISITORS Carol and Bob Borchart and son, Charile, spent Easter Sunday with Bob's parents, the Ferdinand Borcharts, in McHenry. The grandparents had a big Egg hunt for their eight grandchildren. They had so much fun that the kids had someone hide the eggs four times for them. Tom and Maya Walkington of Macomb came home to see Pa and Ma Walkington on Friday for the Easter weekend. Easter dinner guests were also Clarence and Ida Mae Adams and boys of Wonder Lake. Mom Miller (Judy Rich's mom) of Wilmette had her whole family for Easter Sunday dinner and an Easter Egg hunt for the children. There were fifteen kids in all, including the six Rich children. BIRTHDAYS Dorothy Tonyan and Jim Wagner both share their natal day OR April 29 and as we wish April good-by and hello to May Nellie Hepburn and Jay Walkington share the second as their natal day and on the third Nancy Barker and Pamela Jean Barker, on the fourth Charlie Brennan, Wendy Brennan, Jack Pearson and Sue Hogan all have a gala day. On the fifth Lorie Rich and Dennis Rich, Jr., make for a happy day. So to each and every one we say Happy Bir­ thday to you all. Till next week we wish you a safe and happy week. By for now. The Gang. HELPING PAWS Mr. K's School of Folk Music begins Guitar and Banjo lessons May 1st for information call 385-5225 MICKEY'S DELIVERS! Two radio-dispatched cars now deliver our tempting food to your door in heated containers. 11:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Daily 11:00 A.M. - 10:00 P.M. Fri. Phone 385-1600 385-9743 or MICKEY'S VIENNA RIVERSIDE & PEARL in, McHENRY By Carol Wilyat Helping Paws will have a spot in the Flea Market at the Crystal Lake Plaza Sunday, May 6, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (rain date: May 20). Bakery and spring plants are needed. If you are unable to bring them to the Plaza on Sunday at 11 a.m., please call Ann Mueller at 815- 459-5184 or Mary Sigo at 815-459- 8163 for further information The Helping Paws office is open Monday through Friday, 10.12a.m. and 1-3 p.m. (815-459- 2641). Volunteers are badly needed to work in the office. Please call if you have any time at all to spare. A donation is expected for every animal adopted through us. Donations may be sent to Helping Paws, P.O. Box 263,. Algonquin, 111., 60102. As Helping Paws is a non-profit organization, all donations are tax deductible. The following pets are up for adoption for a donation: A cute young adult male Pekingese-Terrier, white and tan with a curly tail and Pekingese face is in Woodstock at 815-338-0132. A sweet four month old female Terrier mix puppy, housebroken, and good with children that will be medium sized when fully grown and a fifteen week old female Ger­ man Shepherd-Collie puppy that is paper trained and loves kids are at 312-658-7666. TIME FOR HOME FACE LIFTING """•a BUILDING SUPPLIES -INSIDE Decorator Flat PAINT from 4' X 8' sheet PANELING CEILING TILE YOUR HOME $3 10 Gallon $2". up Square foot lOVs* & Up OUTSIDE 53E SHUTTERS Benson Plastic White Black or $9!°, Up Exterior PAINTS Durable Larex or Oil Base 2 Gallons $6 00 White Only ALEXANDER LUMBER CO . FRONT ST. McHENRY, ILL. 385-1424 FUNNY BUNNY! - Now how do you suppose the Easter Bunny put that egg up there? That appears to be the question Debbie McFaul, left, is asking Deanna Onley. These two five-year-old girls are the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schafer and they had a great egg hunt among the huge boulders on the Schafer property, 2323 Aspen, Dutch Creek Woodlands. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD In Island Lake at 312-526-3012 is an all black one year old female Labrador-Spaniel, medium size, housebroken, good with kids - everything going for her, even a distemper shot and wormed. A ten week old female Terrier mix puppy, black with tiny spots of brindle is being cared for at 312-658-8174. An all black female Poodle Cocker mix with long shaggy fur, six months to one year old, housebroken and good with children is up for adoption at 312-658-8658. A nine month old tri-color female St. Bernard weighing 100 lbs. is looking for a home at 815-385-1458. In Harvard at 815-943-4229 is a cream colored, young adult female German Shepherd mix that is very good with children. A thirteen week old female Tabby kitten is up for adoption in Harvard at 815-943-4393. A five month old spayed female gray and white kitten, housebroken and good with children is at 815-459-9426. A long haired adult female butterscotch and white cat is waiting for you at 312-658-5473. An adult male orange and white cat is in Lake-In-The- Hills at 312-658-5074. In McHenry at 815-385-6912 is a 7 to 8 week old male black and white tiger kitten and an eighteen month old female Chocolate Point Siamese cat with gorgeous blue eyes that must be the only pet in the family at 815-385-6912. Two to three week old kittens, assorted colors, all sexes may be reserved by calling 312-639- 9273. A five year old declawed, neutered male Siamese cat that must be kept inside is at 815- 459-6060 (8-5 on week days) and 815-568-6337 (evenings and weekends). FORD At 815-385-1371 after 5 and weekends, two eight week old female Fox Terrier-Spitz puppies, black and white and paper trained. FOUND DOGS Found and staving at 815-459- 2084 or 815-459-2349 is a young adult male German Shorthair Pointer or Blue Tic, mottled gray, white and black. Found at 815-459-3210 is a 60- 65 lb. semi-long haired reddish golden brown dog with floppy ears and a long tail. Found at 312-428-5988 is a full grown male long haired white Sheepdog type. LOST DOGS Lost at 815-338-3949, a nine month old male Bassett mix, mostly black with white and tan markings. Lost at 815-459-7672, a four­ teen year old female Siberian Husky, wolf gray and silver with the husky mask. Lost from Lake Zurich at 312- 438-7680, a 10 to 12 month old neutered male Dalmatian mix, black and white. Lost near Kelsey road, close to Fox River Grove, at 312-381- 9407, a sixteen month old male Labrador Retriever, black with a little white on feet, chest and tail tiD. FOUND CATS Found at 815-338-5823, a female kitten about four months old, white with gray on head, tail, back and covering one eye. Found in the Crystal Lake Manor at 815-455-0194, a black and white male kitten about four months old. LOST CAT Lost in Cary at 312-639-9241, an eight month old gray tiger stripe kitten with white paws that has a scar from being recently spayed. "Matter Of Goodwill" Sets Theme For Week "A Matter of Goodwill - Helping the Handicapped Help themselves," is the 1973 theme of National Goodwill Week, an annual event sponsored by Goodwill Industries of northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin as well as 151 other major cities in the United States. This non-profit organization directs its total effort toward helping handicapped people fulfill their individual roles in today's society - evaluating and training those with physical impairments or mental han­ dicaps that limit their job potential, and offering coun­ seling, guidance and job ex­ perience and placement. Goodwill has grown to serve over 25,000 people each day, men and women of all ages, abilities and walks of life, enabling many of them to become self-supporting, regain their self-respect and face the world despite their handicaps. Many financial contributions, business contracts, and surplus items were awarded Goodwill during the past year, in ad­ dition to over 370 million pounds of clothing. A major portion of the total income was derived from the sale of these items and enabled Goodwill to pay over $70 million in wages last year while training productive citizens for em­ ployment in private industry. Goodwill Week is sponsored by all of the Goodwill Industries throughout the nation to bring about greater public awareness of the many ways in which the individual can support the work of Goodwill. "By donating usable items, by shopping at Goodwill, and by contributing financially," stated Norman K. Dasenbrook, executive director of Goodwill for this area, "everyone in our community can share in the accomplishment of our goal to 'Helping the Handicapped Help Themselves' ". For more information about Goodwill Industries and pickup arrangements, contact Mrs. Nick (Agnes) Adams, local representative. Safety Glasses Are Necessary For Eyeglass Wearers Every person who wears eyeglasses or sunglasses - with or without correction - needs safety glasses, according to the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness. Children, particularly because of the vigorous life they lead, are susceptible to eye accidents. Wearing safety glasses will help save young eyes, as well as eliminate the annoyance and cost of broken lenses. Industrial type safety eyewear with non corrective lenses are a must for all students in school shops and laboratories. 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