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Ringwood News 653-9008 653-9262 728-0295 Rlngwood Church Dinner Pleases Crowd Of 700 It was a very tired but happy group of workers who finally left the church grounds last Sunday after serving 700 people. All the help and donations were greatly ap­ preciated by the committee members. Among the diners were Betsy (Fossum) Glessner and her two daughters from Fairbanks, Alaska, who are visiting Betsy's mother, Mrs. Bobbi Fossum. Also joining the group were Sue (Fossum) Thornton and her children from Michigan. Quite a distance to travel for barbecued chicken. The Ringwood chicken barbecue is something that originated back in 1966 with "Ringwood Days" festivities, and with the loyal support of many folks in the area, it has grown year after year. We just hope the weatherman will continue to be as cooperative as he has the past ten years. RETURNS TO FRANCE It was with regret that we bid farewell to Cedric Bayle last week as he left our community to return to his home in Paris, France. Cedric has made his home here in the United States this past year with the Walter Bidlak family on Draper road under the sponsorship of the "Youth for Understanding" program. He attended McHenry community high school this past year and was very active in the Ringwood United Methodist church participating in the U.M.Y. group, the church choir, and confirmation class. Cedric was honored at farewell parties given by the Cherry Valley 4-H club, the U.M.Y., and neighbors and friends of the Bidlaks. Waiting to welcome him home in Paris is his twin sister, mother and grandmother. ABOUT TOWN We are very happy to get the good news that Hazel Bowman has been released from the hospital and is now con­ valescing nicely at home. Visitors at the Brennan- Hepburn home this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. John Black- man of Antioch, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Soddy and Miss Mary Swenson of Kenosha. Two weeks ago the Zells went out to Ohio to visit with son, Tom Davis, and his wife, Elanore, and grandchildren, Tom and Tammy. Tammy came home with grandma and spent a week here, as daddy Tom was away on business in Mexico City and planned to stop in Chicago to pick Tammy up by plane and fly the rest of the way home with her. Bev Ackerman and daughters, Rachel and Rhonda spent two week's in Florida visiting with relatives, cam­ ping and showing daughter, Resae Robinett, her wedding pictures. To add to the hectic times, while they were cam­ ping a good storm came over and blew the tent down on Bev (the little girls were in the van sleeping) and then were reluctant to let mom in out of the storm. If you like watermelon, then you should be down south, they said, as you can pick in some places for free, but they are dead ripe, and they are letting the cattle in to eat them. Can you just imagine, they can buy them for as little as 50 cents to 4 for a dollar. GRANDPARENTS HOME Bob and Martha Betts are the proud grandparents of Aaron Bork and they, of course, went to visit the little fellow two weeks ago and grandma Martha stayed on for a week to be with Debbie and her new son. llien grandpa Bob went back to Rock Island last weekend to see little Aaron and to bring grandma home. (Guess who's lonesome?) Needless to say both are just busting at the seams. Bets are on as to how many short trips are coming up to Rock Island. Congratulations to all the families. CHURCH PICNIC Saturday night found a gfeat many people attending the picnic at church, good old- fashion gab fest, songs sung by the "Sweet Adelines** #nd then an exhibition of square-dancing with the folks joining. And don't you know that some of the folks haven't lost the know-how! It surely was a good old-fashion time at which neighbors new and old joined hands and do-se- doed and honored their part­ ners. BIRTHDAYS Happy Birthday to Arline Pearson, Tom Parsley, Sr., and to Jim Segin on July 26. On July 27, we find Donna Erwin, Linda Hopp and A1 Jones (Terry Justen's hubby) celebrating their special day, with Althea Walkington and Buelah Kick sharing the twenty-eighth of July. Yvonne (Tonyan) Petska, Howard Shepard and Amy Rich will share July 31 and Lee Walkington will celebrate alone on Aug. 1. Happy Birthday to all of you wonderful people. ANNIVERSARIES Happy Anniversary to Ralph and Buelah Kick who will be celebrating their anniversary on July 26. Leonard and Laura Ackerman are celebrating thefr special day on Aug. 1. Happy Anniversary to you two also, and many more. THINGS TO REMEMBER Thursday - July 22 -- Sewing Circle^ Flora Carr's home. Sunday - Church services - 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church. Remember someone dear. • * * * It's no feat to make money if you already have it. 1 I SERVICE NEWS Training Cycle Completed By Jeffery Zellers Navy Seaman Recruit Jef­ frey L. Zellers, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Zellers of 4115 N> Riverdale drive, McHenry, has completed recruit training at the Naval Training center, Great Lakes. During the eight-week training cycle, he studied general military subjects designed to prepare him for further academic and on-the-' job training in one of the Navy's eighty-five basic occupational fields. Among the subjects he studied were seamanship, close-order drill, naval history and first aid. A former student of McHenry high school West campus, he joined the Navy in March, 1976." ! V.A. NEWS j EDITORS NOTE: Following are representative questions answered daily by VA coun­ selors. Full information is available at any VA office. Q --1 am rated 40 per cent for service-connected com­ pensation. Am I eligible for an additional amount for dependents? A . - No. Additional allowances for dependents are limited to veterans whose service-connected disabilities PAGE 17 - PLAINDE are rated at 50 per cent or more. Q - I have been told that when a couple applies for a GI home loan, both salaries of the couple will be taken into con­ sideration. Is this correct? A - Yes. The VA considers all income of the veteran and spouse. Only income not figured into the loan qualification is that considered to be temporary. This practice makes it easier for lower in­ come couples to get a VA loan. Q - I am a World War II veteran with five-year level premium term insurance iq the ALER-FRIDAY. JULY 23. 1976 amount of $10,(KM). Must. I. Convert the whole amount when ;. I decide on a permanent plan? >' A - You may convert all or! any part of the face value in multiples of $500, but not le^s than $1,000 to one or more, permanent plan. Julius Shiskin, Commis­ sioner of labor statis­ tics: "I see no evidence that the economic recovery is slowing down." Prices effective while quantities last. We reserve the right to limit quantities. shop shop HORNSBY'S gf/7J2J232SB HORNSBY'S FIRST! oMI.'.HMJJ.UIIW" FIRST! 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