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PAGE4-PIAII^DEALER-FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1973 Ringwood News [ Plan Parish Pot-Luck Supper For Walker Famty There will be a parish-wide pot-luck supper on Saturday, June 2, at the Ringwood church to honor the Willis Walker family. This includes friends and members of Spring Grove, Mount Hope and Ringwood churches. The time is set for 6:15 p.m. and each family is to bring a dish-to-share and own table service. THREE CONFIRMED AT RINGWOOD CHURCH Three boys were received into membership of the Ringwood church last Sunday during services. They are Scott Parfrey and Scott and Jeff Silzer. These boys were members of the parish-wide confirmation class. CANASTA CLUB Your reporter goofed last month and overlooked the get- together at Alvin and Muriel Renoy's home. Susie and Bob Low were the high scorers for the evening. The gang got together again last Saturday night at the Art Christophers with Shirley Cristy and Bob Decker being top scorers, BABY SHOWER A baby shower was held last Sunday afternoon in honor of Barb (Mrs. Harvey) Seaborg. The hostess was Sandy Fuss (Althea Walkington's new neighbor) and there were ten guests and Barb gathered at Sandy's home for the«occasion. Barb received many lovely gifts for her new baby when it arrives in the very near future. Guests were from Ringwood, Chicago and Joilet. Barb's mom made it out from Joliet for the party. LADIES "500" CLUB Flora Carr entertained the ladies "500" card club last Wednesday in her home. High score went to Vera Frey and low score went to Blanche Howe. The ladies were a little late having card club this time as they have been gadding to luncheons that have been held around the area. « ANOTHER BABY There has been another birth at the Rich residence. It is another little 15 lb. filly born to their pony, Leader. She was born last Friday night, May 18. So far they have not named her, but she is so cute. BIRTHDAY PARTY Dawn and Shawn Parfary celebrated their eighth bir­ thday with a party held at their home on May 15 after school. They had several friends over for games'^ cake and ice cream served by their mom, Joan Parfary. ABOUT TOWN Following church services $ $ $ $ $ $ r CASH • * FOR YOUR CAR $ ' We Need 100 lb«l Cars. $ $ Top Dollar Paid for Your Car. Come in Today! $ last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Silzer entertained at a family dinner honoring their 50ns, Scott and Jeff, who were confirmed. Relatives were~> present from Westchester, Lombard, Villa Park, DeKalb, Woodstock and St. Louis, Mo. The Art Christophers drove to Janesville last Sunday for dinner with Katy's sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton, and her brother, Kenneth Boyd of Los Angeles. Later in the day another brother, John Boyd, and his wife joined them for a great family visit. After Scott Parfrey's con­ firmation at the Ringwood church services on Sunday, May 20, the whole family went out to dinner, including Grandma Condon of Richmond, to help Scott celebrate his confirmation. Mr. and Mrs. Rusself Soddy of Kenosha spent the weekend with Nellie Hepburn. They all attended the Richmond • graduation on Friday night, to see Nellie's granddaughter, Janet Blackman, graduate with high honors. The whole group went out to dinner on Sunday in honor of Janet's graduation. There were eighteen present to help Janet elecbrate. Jane Blackman visited with Nellie Hepburn on Saturday and Sunday and then she went back to Carbondale college on SundaV afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Soddy of Kenosha, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harms of Rockford and Nellie Hepburn attended open house at the home of John Blackman in Antioch, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Saunders of Sycamore, Wis. stopped at the Brennan home on Sunday. Also flfrerv Huff stopped in. Several pefople from this area were seen wandering around at the Fair Diddley held at Woodstock last Sunday for the mental health. These people enjoyed all the craft booths with their crafts on display, the children running around with their painted faces were a cute novelty; plus we know that all craft minded people went home with more new ideas to make and help make next year's Fair Diddley a success. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to the following lovely people: On May 27 we wish Roger John Petska and Ann Lee Hogan the best on their day. On May 28 Gary Hosier has another year added to his birthdays. May 29 is shared by A1 Oonk and Tom Walkington, as is May 30 shared by Fred Bowman, Jr., and Mark Gillespie, Happy birthday to all of you fine folks and many many more of them. Rember you are only as old as you feel. ANNIVERSARIES Frank and Lil Visconti will celebrate another year of married life together on Friday, June 1. Happy an­ niversary, you two, and many more of them. Happy summer from the gang that tries to get the news to you. But remember we can't do it without your help..If something unusal happens call Katie, Phyllis, Mertie or Doris. It adds to the church treasury, remember. of Richmond Here and There In Business,,, Jidjmi Qaber _ ALL PHONES 587-2555* U.S. 12-FOX LAKE, ILL ^j^jj U.S. 12- FOX LAKE, ILL •K1JW1I l SCHROEDER METALCRAFT •Light Fixtures, Sconces & Holders •Wall Plaques & Clocks GIFT SHOP *Weathervanes •Nameplates •Garden Signs •Antiques -OUTDOOR/INDOOR FURNITURE- 815-385-0950 1713 South Route 31, McHenry, Illinois Open Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday 12 noon to 5:30 p.m. TRULY REMARKABLE OFFER TO SAVERS. Luxurious, Jewel Movement / Swiss Vfotches Own Yours Today . . Open A New Account Or Add To Your Present Account HEIRLOOM LADIES PENDANT WATCH Delicately designed with old-world beauty that always looks elegant GLAMOROUS LADIES WRISTWATCHE Lavish, delicately styled time piece is truely exquisite. 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VX McHENRY 4 S A V I N G S 1 I ISItCliTIM , SERVING ALL OF GREATER McHENRY COUNTY McHenry Savings V A N D L O A N A S S O C I A T I O N ! ^ ^ ** Sis^ >i,j l |f 1 209 North Green Street McHenry, Illinois 60050 815 385 3000 SAVERS HOURS 9 00 a ' 4 30 D m Moncia, Toes'lav Thu'sna* a^.tl Saturday 9 00 a to 8 00 p Fr.'da, DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $20 000 BT THE fEOERAl SAVINGS & LOAN INSURANCE- CORPORATION Summer Schedules In Mail To YMCA Members Dr. James Claypool of Crystal Lake, YMCA vice- president and Program chairman, has announced that the summer bus trip and swim instruction schedules have been mailed to all Lake Region YMCA members. All swim instruction classes will be held in the heated pool at Thunderbird Farm on Three Oaks road and Route 14 in Cary. Classes are scheduled for tiny tots, boys and girls from 4 through 6 years of age, and for youth, boys and girls from 7 through 17 years old. Classes will begin on June 12, June 26 and July 10. The tiny tot classes are 30 minutes in length and begin at noon and 42?30 p.m. Youth classes are 55 minutes long and begin at 9:15, 10:10, 11:05 and noon. Swim lessons are conducted on Tuesday through Friday, with the exception of July 4, and when there are thun­ derstorms. Instructions are held for beginning classes, as well as deep water lessons. Eight Mondays have been scheduled for the summer bus trip program. Two buses will transport boys and girls, from 7 through 13 years of age, to interesting places in the Chicago Metropolitan area. Bus stops are planned at Algonquin Village Hall, Cary Oak Knoll school, Crystal Lake Central school, Crystal Lake Coventry school, Crystal Lake South school, Fox River Grove railroad station, Huntley Village Hall, Island Lake village hall, Lake-In-The-Hills school, McHenry Junior high school, Wonder Lake, at Rt. 120 and Thompson road, Wood­ stock Clay street school, and Woodstock Dean street school.- The first bus trip is scheduled for June \25 to the John Hancock Observation deck, the Royal London Wax Museum and Chicago Academy of Science. On July 2 the trip will be for trout fishing at Lake Julian in Cary and bowling and pool games at Metro Bowl in Crystal Lake. The July 9 trip will be to Pioneer village near Aurora to see an old farm village and museum and enjoy six rides. The July 16 trip will be to Santa's Village. July 23, the trip is to the Schwinn Bicycle company and Art In­ stitute, on July 30 to the Chicago Cubs vs St. Louis Cardinals baseball game, on Aug. 6 to Ripley's Believe It or Not museum and the Chicago Historical society, and Aug. 13 to Brookfield Zoo, including the porpoise show and children's zoo. Specific summer schedules are now available upon request to the Lake Region YMCA. Schedules may also be picked up at the YMCA office at 95 N. Gran| street Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. There's more to an iceberg than meets the eye-about 9 times as much. Reorganize Driver License Exam Stations Reorganization of drivers' license examination stations throughout Illinois was an­ nounced today by Michael J. Howlett, Secretary of State. As part of the program, forty-nine exam stations will be closed July 1. Facilities in the r e m a i n i n g e i g h t y - n i n e operating stations will be upgraded to provide faster service to applicants. "This reorganization is the result of a professional study on the services, activity and costs of every station in Illinois," Secretary Howlett said. "It will increase efficiency throughout the state and put services on a far more realistic population balance." "Our surveys have shown this plan will give improved drivers license service throughout the state, par­ ticularly in population in­ ters," Howlett said. Howlett pointed out that many of the stations have been operating on a haphazard basis, open only two or three days a week with limited hours. More than half of the scheduled to be closed stations have been staffed by only one examiner. "Exam stations will be located so that there still will be a station within a 30-mile radius of every resident in the state," Howlett stated. "The average traveling distance from the stations which will be closed to a nearby station is only 16.6 miles." 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