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PAGE 4 - PLA1NDEALER-FRIDAY; APRIL if, 1975 Ringwood News 653-9008 653-9262 728-0295 Spencer Children Baptized During Sunday Services Last Sunday the children of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Spencer were baptized during services at the Ringwood United Methodist church. They are Jeff and Clifford with their baby sister, Jennifer. Sunday afternoon the Spencers helped to chaperone a group of twenty-five Cub Scouts at a roller skating party - a very- busy day for ..the family. TRAVELLERS Mary Baker with Bill and Laura, left pn Easter Monday ELECT DANIEL J. McNULTY DISTRICT 156 HIGH SCHOOL BOARD SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1975 DAN McNULTY: Has a degree in economics from Villanova University. Is a professional journalist and communications consultant Has taught at the McHenry Junior College. Will Represent the interests of parents & taxpayers. Political Ad Paid For By Dan McNulty-2004 N. Woodlawn Pk-McHenry for a visit with relative^ in Strawberry Point, Iowa. They intended to return on Wed­ nesday, the "big snow" day, but extended the visit a couple of days and returned home Friday. Mary said they didn't get as much snow in Iowa as we had here. y ABOUTTOWN Mrs. Alma Brushaber and Mrs. John Neuharth of McHenry visited Mrs. Nellie Hepburn one day last week. Phyllis Zell, Katie Christopher, Mertie Harrison and Althea Walkington helped to serve "Meals on Wheels" this week. This service is done for the elderly through Christian Women United and is rotated by the women of the different churches in the area. Dorothy Benoy and Doris Low were found traveling out Dubuque, Iowa, way Easter Sunday. Reason, Dorothy to see her new grandson, Erin Waring Benoy. son of Kathy and Dave Benoy. Doris to see daughter, Linda, and Bill and grandson, Nickie. All doing fine so Moms, Dorothy and Doris, came home late Monday night. They missed that storm, it repor­ tedly was supposed to snow in Dubuque on Monday night but they were glad to beat it. Patti Miller and Alice Mae Wilcox visited in New Glarus, Wis., on Monday of this week. Needless to say they came home with several pieces of beautiful material for square dance dresses. SYMPATHY - The community extends their sympathy to the family and relatives of Mrs. Clara (grandma) Wiedrich. She was a long time resident of Ringwood and would have been 102 years old in August. One daughter, Flora Carr, still resides here in our small town. SPRING Folks, spring is coming and there will be lots of yard work to do. etc., but we know that there will be lots of camping and visiting relatives back and forth. Do call us and let us know your goings on so that we can let other folks know, as they like to know what their friends are doing. - " BIRTHDAYS Birthdays for the following week include Dick Malsch on Saturday, April 12, Linda (Low) Billikas on the four­ teenth. Happy birthday you two. On April 16 we find that Gi- Gi Mough, Ingelborg Jacobsen, Tim Malsch and Gloria Mack will all share their special day. THE McHENRY MEDICAL GROUP ANNOUNCES THE ASSOCIATION OF Stanley L. Demski, M.D. Practice Limited to Orthopaedics Hours by Appointment Office Location: 1110 North Green Street, McHenry, Illinois 815/385-1050 Then Ed Kdne and Sherri Cristv will share April 17 for their day. Happy birthday to all of you. ANNIVERSARIES Edith and Boyd Dowell will be celebrating a special day to them on Saturday, April 12. Is it 16 or 17 years now? Jerome and Clara Tonyan will celebrate their special day on April 16, and how many for you two? Happy anniversary to all of you and many more happy years together.. THINGSTO REMEMBER Tuesday April 15 -- District No. 12 (Johnsburg) only one half day of school Thursday April 17 -- District No. 12 (Johnsburg) only one half,day of school. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Seek Extended Phone Service Chuck Merritt, Belvidere division manager of General Telephone company, released information this week that the canvass of customers taken last fall in the Wonder Lake exchange showed a majority of subscribers responding to the survey being in favor of the proposal for Extended Area Service <EAS) to McHenry and Woodstock. "Therefore, General Telephone has applied to the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) to establish - one-way extended area service to the two areas adjacent to the Wonder Lake exchange," Merritt said. He further stated DISCUSS CONSERVATION CURRICULUM - Teachers in McHenry county gather to discuss conservation curriculum and ways to insert conservation enlightenment in many of the courses at a meeting in conjunction with the McHenry County Soil and Water Conservation district. From left, are Larry Reinhard, Johnsburg; Dale Ward, Marengo, and Evelyn Jones, Williams County Conservation Educational coordinator. (DON PEASLEY PHOTOGRAPHY BY KAAREN DODGE) that approval must be for­ thcoming from the ICC and if approval is granted General Telephone will proceed to work with Illinois Bell Telephone to provide the additional cable facilities and central office equipment to make the service a reality. "Since much has to be done after the preliminary work is over, we are unable to give a definite completion date at this time," Merritt concluded. f̂oodnous NEW HOURS. Mon thru Fn. 8a.m 9pm Sat 8am 7pm ^'UP 10a.m 5p m 3718 W Elm Street, McHenry 3718 W. ELM ST., McHENRY, ILL. PRICES EFFECTIVE UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED THURSDAY APRIL 10 THRU SUN APRIL 13, 1975 AT ALL JEWEL STORES IN COOK LAKE DUPAGE AND MC HENRY COUN'IES (EXCLUDING RIVER OAKS AND ELGIN) Jewel s Just Overflowing With Special Treats for Family Meals! 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OF HOUSEHOLD j Bo Peep Ammonia WITH THIS COUPON PRICE WITHOUT COUPON 59c a2 GOOO TH#U SUNDAY APRIL ' 3 SAVE 30' ON A 20 OZ BTL OF Ajax Window Cleanern/' WITH THIS COUPON PRICE WITHOUT COUPON 57c | - SAVE 25' \ " Jy ON A 32 oz BOTTLE I DAYS EASE Plumber Saver J WITH THIS COUPON PRICE WITHOUT COUPON $1 09^ GOOD THRU SUNDAY APRU 3 ">75 SAVE 15' ON A PKG OF 2 4 MEDIUM OVAL OR THRIFTPACK Nylon Sponges WITH THIS COUPON 4 PRICE WITHOUT COUPON 39c 55c Holiday Hills Bev. Hill 385-5641 Easter Treats Taken To Nursing Home By Brownies Tuesday, March 25, the Brownies colored eggs at the Connell residence. Marge Connell, Cheri Hoglund and children Eric and Kristin took a laundry basket filled with candy and colored eggs to the Crystal Pines Nursing Home. They presented the basket and visited with the people. The eggs and candy were donated by the Brownie mothers. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY On March 28, Jack Marinich and his guests celebrated his twelfth birthday by going bowling in Crystal Lake. Following the bowling games they went to the ice cream parlor in Crystal Lake to "Tackle a Tiger". The af­ ternoon was enjoyed by everyone. BELATED BIRTHDAY Valerie Nothnagel, we want to wish a belated birthday. She celebrated her special day March 25. VISITING Kathy Hoglund visited her grandmother, Mrs. McDannell, last week. She lives in Wheaton and has a lapidary shop, which Kathy enjoys while there. LEADERS Brownie Leaders are still needed. If you are interested please contact Cheri Hoglund 385-3944. BOY SCOUTS The Boy Scouts are still selling fertilizer. If you are interested in helping them repair their bus and help your grass to grow, contact Rick Connell 385-3756. BIRTHDAYS Though spring weather has lost the way, we hope you'll have a special day. Happy birthday with many many more to come. April 11, Tom Dougherty and Scott Wilson, April 15, Dee Wegener. On April 16, Sharon Filip, April 17, to Gug Filip and Inez Young. SPORTS Steve Kasprzyk was named most valuable player for the Warriors at the awards dinner held at the West Campus on Tuesday, March 25. Steve resides here in Holiday Hills. SNOW April Fool fooled us one day late with the snow that was readily laid and left most of us at work or ^stranded and possibly even arriving home many hours late. Some men from the subdivision were out late Wednesday night trying to remove the snow that alreatjy had accumulated. By Thursday night most of the roads had been cleared by the grader and Mr. Chappel's equipment, &s the truck isn't in the best of running conditions. I think the men did a terrific job and should be told how much we appreciated their work. After being in Chicago Thursday night and seeing the condition of their streets, our subdivision looked fantastic. Chicago only had main streets plowed and the side streets were lined with cars that couldn't move in or out. We were fortunate to be on the streets and go to the main roads with very little trouble. ANNIVERSARY Best wishes to Ray and Cheri Hoglund as they celebrate their anniversary next Thursday, April 17. INCORPORATION There has been no word as yet to how the incorporation proceedings are going. As soon as the decision is made it will be stated in the paper. We must keep in mind the benefits that we will receive when we do incorporate. It's the best possible way to get our com­ munity the way we really would like to see it. GIRLSPORTS Pat Chappel just finished the season on the Junior varsity basketball team and is beginning baseball practice. PUNCH LINE O F T H E W E E K SOME AFTER-1 DINNER. SPEAKERS ARE UK£ A MOUNTAIN: SLOW TO COME TO A POINT. Look better longer with color-coordinated,seamiess gutters & downspouts, soffit, shutters and American Classic Siding. CALL FOR FREE, NO OBLIGATION ESTIMATES NOW. Gutters Unlimited 2912 MICHAEL ST. 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