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V rUX. 4 - PUINMAJLUB^IIIDAV SEPTEMBER 27, 1*74 Ring wood News (6S3-V2C2; 'Tn 2̂S0>> Ladh§ Pkm Kummog• Sob Uw't t'jrg** the rummage Wte Kt foe Bm^wood church and if an) the gait have any spare time, your help would be mast welcome Also if you can 't find a way to get your things to the church call one the gals AVOID THE FALL RUSH SWITCH NOW TO GAS HEAT UlEII-mdAIN CHECK THESE FEATURES CSS* i'OCt ?<2f ;<3' 3 1 't • compact ta/ei Q • '.'v" P <r«r / COMPACT GAS BOILER for hot water or fteam tytlemt >rt'& •< m a 'hh hoys • i/tfr/zr 'i, n«3i iOiS • CO^;- p'fc'fc'/ av'Q/^iSf.C • ««$<'/ • jacket att^ac'(/ety l«n>9hed n &<u« hamm«rk>«J • AG/- app'Q/ts'l LADIES 500 The Ladiee "500' ciub met dm past week at the home of Vera Frey of Richmond Mabi* Hawif) took high for the day and Mora Carr received the km prize AROUND THE TOWN Thts past weekend found Art Baker and his two daughters Cindy arid 1-aura on their merry *ay out to Strawberry Point. Iowa, to visit the grandmas 7V week before was a surprise to Art and Mars as they ted company. Eh and VanNetta Baker of Strawberry and a sister Edna CHopard of ^Edgewood, Iowa A vers enjoyable * evict-fid was had Robert and Nancy Kushrnore of McHenry Paul Tascher tf Fox leaker were dinner guest* of Chris and Rich Gilitspte on this past Sunday Like what s for dinner Chris The way of th* gr ape vine has it that Pat Silzer s horwr Ra chief, hats recently taken some top honor* at a show in Wisconsin Nice going Pat This pafct Sunday found the fHtE BOOKLET REVEALS THE FACTS New "Ho* to Modernize four Home Heating System" booklet guides you to modern heating comfort and cost savings Write phone, or stop in for ycur free copy SPECIALISTS IN WEIL McLAIN HOT WATER HEATING H.E. BUCH& SONS Ml 2 W. If TP. 120 - McllEKKY 385-0U4» - W. OF NEW BRUXJE FORMAL WEAR RENTAL for ALL OCCASIONS § Sfeuoii, ....(Jul 1214 N. Green St., McHenry Rrennan and Hepburn home very busy with visitors, Mr and Mrs Russell Soddy of Kenosha Wise and Barbara Brennan and son Wayne of Oak lawn Mrs Edith Dow ell. Mrs Phyllis Zell and Mrs Nellie Hepburn attended the Eastern Star Grand Lecture in Richmond this past Saturday At the meeting they honored a long time member formerly of our town Mrs Harriet Dodd BIRTHDAYS 'As we start a rwu month of birthday the first of October Noreen Baueran<] Boo ilea man share their natal day and on the second Lor Brennan Mary Ann Klapperich share th#-ir cake Urban Bauer celebrates his turn of the century on the third, (ha-ha sneak le huh*'"'/ The fourth former resident .Anna ShadJe celebrates her birthday Best to you ail My land just look at the anniversaries this week Bob and Martha Betts celebrate on Sept 'Vj and Kenri) and Jean Eppers on <x t 2. Kenny and Judy Beck on the third A most happy anniversary to all of you Have a good week' SCOUTSCHOOL NIGHT Over .'J00 schools throughout northwest Illinois will open their doors this Thursday to a gigantic School night program for boys in the third fourth arid fifth grades at 7 i<) p m according to I.ary Gloyd chairman for the filackhawk Area council Gloyd said the program which is d«*signed to let parents and hoys know they Eastwood Manor Mary Ann Beltak 385-5705 BLOCK PICNIC-Remember when we had the block picnic this summer, here is a picture of all the children who were there. Heading left to right: Bottom Row: Tony Meione, Mary Irene Walsh. Joey Bellak, Michelle Meione. Wendy Howard, Laura ( lewis, llawn Meione. Top Row: Eric Gramer, Holland Hunt, Jerry Hellak, Rodney Hunt, Michael Walsh, Dieter Gramer, David Howard, and Jimmy Bellak. Nice lo look back isn't it!? can join Cub Scouts by going to their local school w here leaders and scouting officials will be present to tell them about the program and help them sign up In the Council area alone, several thousand new boys are anticipated to join m. a. •• . i W*- -W'x"/- •* ' ' -r W 1 m mm 323fc^55j mz Monarch <;hiu. f or '75 Lincoln-Mercury introduces a new precision sue luxury car I he Monarch 4-tloor is over one loot shorter than last year's average mid-size car. Yel it has more headroom, front and rear, and just 1.5 inches less legroom I he idea behind the new precision size Monarch is simple: design a moderately priced car trim enough to get good gas mileage Yet roomy enough to seat 5 adults in comfort SEE THE NEW 1975 MONARCH AT YOUR LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER TODAY THE DAY OF THE CAT. 2ND CL P OF COFFEE Recently several mothers in Eastwood Manor enjoyed their visit to Hilltop for a rather informal meeting Among the mothers who attended were Debbie Hoffman, Ginny Howard. Karen Walsh, Donna Kiatt, and Terri Meione. The mothers were also able to visit their children's room afterwards One of the main DIAL-A-DEVOTION PHONE 8 Hear God's Word Wherever You Are. SPONSORED BY: GUETTLER'S SERVICE STATION that was the open class room situation Perhaps more mothers will be able to make it to the next meeting, myself included EASTWOOD MANOR PARENTS Eastwood Manor parents expressed concern about the hazards presented by open foundations in the area adjoining the school property I'm pleased to let you know that a fence will be* constructed around those areas by the owners <Mr Nilles informed U5 ' PET PIGEON Anvone missing a white pet pigeon, extremely friendly" It has been in our area at the same place for several days. If you are missing a white pet pigeon give me a call and I'll refer you to the number, where you can find out more details BOWLING Tern Meione is in a bowling league which started about a month ago They play up in Crystal Lake She bowls once a week and is really having a lot of fun BASKETBALL LEAGUE Jerry Bellak is in the process of organizing a men's basketball league He has had a good response and things should be underway shortly. Everyone who has called he will keep in touch with you and give you more details, perhaps before you read this. PATH TO HILLTOP The letter was sent on ahead to a gentleman I thought might be able to help us He has called back already, and is looking into it further this weekend. He will call back as soon as he finds something out and then I'll let you know. PRENTICE VACATION Mrs. Prentice of 2317 Lincoln Road and her three children, Timmy, Tina and Stacy, recently went on a vacation to visit their relatives in St. Louis, Mo. The Prentice family went down to St. Louis to visit Mrs. Prentice's parents, Virgie and Alonzo Baker, her little brother, Richard, and her sister, Phyllis, and her two little children, Darren, and Tracy, who are also from Missouri. They also visited Mrs. Prentice's grandmother, Myrtle Carter, from Elco, Dl. Her parents picked them up in Alton, and took them down to their home in St. Louis. They also visited her fitter in Arkansas and their new baby Christy which was only the second time they saw her. They visited her sister, Georgia, and her husband, Jerry Moffltt, and then went back to St. Louis. Then at the last minute when it was time for them to come back here Mrs Prentice's father decided to take the whole family back to Eastwood Manor seeing that he had a few days off work Mrs Prentice was really surprised and extremely happy for this was the first time her parents and other relatives had seen their new home in Eastwood Manor When back in mcHenry the Prentices showed their family the subdivision, they went to Melrose Park to visit Flossie McCullough They came here on August 28. and left early that following Friday morning for St Louis Mrs Prentice said it will be years before we ever do anything like this again and so glad we were able to do it when we did They had a picnic in their own backyard and were able to play with their own cousins there for the first time. How's that for a wonderful vacation, makes you happy just to read or write about it!! BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Timothy Wayne Prentice, who will celebrate his birthday on Oct 3 He will be 8 years old GARDEN HINTS Anyone with green tomatoes of reasonable size in their gardens9 Pick them off and place in a brown paper bag, within a week or two they should be ripe and ready to eat Sometimes it takes a little longer!! HOLD SURVEY Questions on expenditures for the upkeep and improvement of residential properties will be asked for a sample of households in this area by Bureau of the census interviewers during Oct. 1-9. Forrest P. Cawley, Jr., director of the Bureau's Regional office in Chicago, made the announcement Monday. The survey is taken four times yearly to provide a continuing measure of this segment of America's economy. The sample of households here are among the approximate 6,000 throughout the United States that will be asked about additions, alterations, maintenance, and repairs to their homes. Grund Marquis. 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