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6t 'PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1975 Tvr Ringwood News 653-9008 653-9262 728-0295 I Hold Spring 'Clean-Up At 'Church Lawn Spring clean-up of the Ringwood church lawn will be Friday evening and Saturday, anytime. Whatever time you have would be appreciated. Bring your ambition, rakes and wheelbarrows. Many hands Tiftake lighter .work for all. Do *$in us--the coffee pot will be |w»-Bring a sack* lunch if you like. BIRTHDAY DINNER . • Birthday dinner was at Ed and Sue Erwip's in Johnsburg Mast Sunday ./.Those to be , honored were Doris Low, April /9, Sue Low, April 11, Linda j Billikas, April 14 (who didn't make it)and Walt Wilcox, May 2. Others to enjoy the day were - Alice Mae Wilcox of Wood- slock, Bob and Bobbie Low, Mabel Thomas of ^IcHenry, Pam and Dan Kehoe of Elkhorn PAVTON*^ CHEVROLET IIW Y 31 SOUTH and Patti, Lee and Scott Miller, Walt, Tom, and Ray Low, and "Frank and Lil Visconti of Ringwood. CANASTA CLUB 1 Bob and Jean Decker en­ tertained the canasta group at their home last Saturday night. Bill and Shirley Cristy were high scorers for the evening. SURPRISE SHOWER Choir members of the Ringwood church had a surprise baby shower for their ac­ companist, Ida Mae Adams. Ida Mae's mother, Althea Walkington, was also present. FoLlowing practice last week, punch and cake (appropriately decorated) were served and gifts opened. RECUPERATING AT HOME We are happy to leatn that Joe Visconti is home from the hospital and doing nicely. However, it will be a while before he is completely recovered from the injuries he received in a recent fall. He loves company so do stop in and visit, he can still talk even tho' his jaws are wired shut, of course this means he's on a liquid diet too. Just think all those milk shakes and good things that can be fixed in a blender. ABOUT TOWN The Russell Soddys of Kenosha visited Mrs. Nellie Hepburn last weekend. The Soddys took Mrs. Hepburn for a drive to Antioch where they called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Laursen. Callers on Sunday were Kenneth Brennan with Wendy and Wayne Brennan of Oak Lawn. Frank Kempfer, Jr., of Genoa was a recent visitor at the Brennan-Hepburn home. The Paul Walkingtons went to Addison last Sunday for the second birthday of grand­ daughter, Karen Walkington. They of course had dinner with Karen and her parents, Jan and Jay Walkington, and sister, Jolie. Althea's sister, Alice Moan, and children, Brenda and Randy Moan, were supper guests of Paul and Althea Walkington on Monday of this week. Several in the area attended Bennie Beaman's wedding in McHenry last Saturday and the reception at the American Legion. < Russ Davis returned to Germany on Monday of this week after having a week's leave and visiting in the area. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Nancy Barker and to Pamela Jean Barker (Darrells) who will celebrate their birthdays together on May 3. May 4 has a whole group for us to wish well, they are Charlie Brennan, Wendy Brennan, Sandra Brennan, Jack Pearson and Susan Hogan. May 5 is special too as brother and sister celebrate together, Lori Rich and Dennis Rich, Jr., and Charles Carr. On May 7 Jen­ nifer Bauer and Nancy Gillespie will have their special day. And a happy day to Ricky Mough. A very happy birthday to all of you lucky people. No anniversaries, or at least we don't have them in our book so do call us. Designate May 4-10 As National Goodwill Week Norman K. Dasenbrook, president of Abilities Center Goodwill Industries, has an­ nounced that National Goodwill week will be observed in the workshop at Rockford and also in the area Goodwill stores. This annual event will be ob­ served May 4 to 10. Goodwill serves the han­ dicapped from Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin. Guided tours will be staged from May 5 to 9 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and the public is asked to notify the office in order to provide guides. Some churches are noting Goodwill Sunday by having clothing and housewares collections. The theme for 1975 is to "Improve the quality of life for the handicapped people." Mr. Dasenbrook reported: * ."It is our aim to help a han­ dicapped man or woman do more than merely survive. We help our clients find the best way to apply their abilities and to provide for themselves and their families as working members of the community." "We greatly appreciate your financial donations, con­ tributions of repairable items, business contracts awarded to Goodwill and purchases at Goodwill stores. In these ways, THINGS TO REMEMBER Church services -- 9:15 a.m. Church School -- 9:45 a.m. No United Methodist Women -- May 8 - it will be Thursday, May 15, at church. Thursday, May 8 - Ringwood Cemetery Card Party ~ 8 p.m. at Ringwood church. you are helping us to improve the quality of life for people who are handicapped." Founded in 1902 by the' Rev. Edgar J. Helms, a Methodist minister in Boston, Mass., Goodwill Industries of America, Inc., today is a network of fifteen non-profit organizations throughout the nation, with thirty-one similar organizations in foreign locations. Goodwill's purpose has always been to help the han­ dicapped become productive members of society. Today, the definition of "handicapped" has been broadened to include the socially disadvantaged, the alcoholic, the drug addict, the emotionally disturbed, the ex- convict, the elderly, educationally deprived all those who, for one reason or another, are unable to compete in the labor market. Among the services that Goodwill offers are evaluation and training for those with physical impairments or mental handicaps that limit job potential, vocational testing, counseling, guidance, spiritual aide, work experience and job placement. If in individual is unable to reach a level of proficiency necessary to work in private industry, em­ ployment in sheltered workshops is provided. National Goodwill week is observed each year to bring about greater public awareness of the many ways in which an individual can be helped through Goodwill, and of the many ways in which individual citizens can support the work of Goodwill. Move To End Health Board Interest Conflict Two sources within a week informed State Rep. Cal Skinner, Jr. ,(R-Crystal Lake) that staff of some mental health district boards, commonly known as 708 boards because of the number of the bill that created them, have what Skinner considers "a definite conflict of interest." The draft report of the Illinois Economic and Fiscal com­ mission, which evaluates community mental health centers revealed, among other things, that many of the professionals trusted to evaluate the performance of local mental health centers for 708 boards also do private counseling on the side in the very geographical area for which they are supposed to analyze the quality of mental health service. "I consider this situation ready-made for the local mental health clinic to refer patients to the person charged with evaluating its per­ formance, so he can pick up some money in addition to his public salary. I think it would be the rare person who could resist not giving such a mental health clinic the benefit of the doubt in such a situation," Skinner said. "Then, right in my own county, I discover my 708 board has negotiated a contract with a gentleman that will pay him $20,000 a year and allow him to do private counseling in McHenry county!" Skinner exclaimed. "I suspect my educational attainments are as high as the gentleman in question," Skinner, who holds a master's ^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH Why Pay More? Save With Jewel's New "Miracle Prices"! I ONLY SMOKfO Ml ATS. IUNCMMIATS POUlTtY AND FROZEN FISH AND SEAFOOD ARE AVAILABLE AFTER SIX P M WEEKDAYS AND All DAY SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS THESE ITEMS ARE AVAILABLE AT THEIR ADVERTISED PRICES THROUGH SUNDAY MAY 4 *7ovd Stalls TMI NOME OF "Miracle Prices" Why pay more for your groceries each week when you can shop Jewel -- home of the New "Miracle Prices"! Thanks to recent wholesale cost reductions and in­ creased efficiencies, we've been able to reduce prices on over 3300 of your favorite nationally advertised brands and Jewel's own brands. • _ v" y°u can depend on these sav> mgs whenever you shop at your Jewel They aren t weekly specials. 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And there will be lots of action too! On Saturday, May 3, from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (weather permitting) they will be flying model planes in the parking lot and it will be possible to take advantage of the free lessons offered in Control Line Flying of Gas Powered Models (in cooperation with Northwest Radio Control club). degree in public ad­ ministration, said. "If I can live on $20,000 a year, while being a full-time legislator, this first employee of the McHenry County 708 board can, too. "Frankly, I was shocked at the salary for what should essentially be a budget analyst specializing in mental health services, but I am appalled at the potential conflict of in­ terest...and in my own county," said the form budget analyst for the United States Bureau of the Budget and the Illinois House of Representatives. Village of Evelyn, Sandell Speed Limit On Wilmot Road Will Be Enforced The speed limit on Wilmot road is now 35 m.p.h. It has been posted and we will start enforcing the speed. CLEAN-UP DAY Our clean-up day will be May 13 this year. Tell your neigh­ bors. Here are some of the regulations. All grass clip­ pings, leaves, twigs, and other yard and garden debris must be in containers. Branches must be 4 ft. or less in length and must be securely tied or con­ tained. No big rocks. Nothing heavier than 2 men can lift. All trash must be out by 6 a.m. Newspapers must be either tied or bagged. No shoveling. ANNIVERSARY We would like to wish Mr. Sunnyside 385-2696 and Mrs. Conrad Rupp a very h a p p y t w e n t y - f i f t h a n ­ niversary. This is a belated wish - sorry no one let me know. BIRTHDAYS Ivar Wendell had a birthday on the twenty-eighth. Happy birthday and many more. WELCOME We would like to welcome the new owners of the Sunnyside Inn. They are Mr. and Mrs. Rick Jager. Here's hoping they enjoy living in our village and will spend many happy years here - Good luck in your new venture. 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