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PAC.F 12 - PI.AINDK\I.KR FRIDAY. APRIL 8. 1977 \ Ringwood News 728-0343 653-9262 728-0295 Sunrise Service, Parish Breakfast Easter Sunday Youth of both parishes will conduct a sunrise service Faster morning at 6:30 a.m. at the Greenwood United Methodist church Weather permitting, services will be held on the church lawn Following the service, a parish breakfast will be served at 7 30 a m in the church dining room Regular services will be held at the Ringwood church at 9:15 and at the Greenwood church at 1 1 a m SUNDAY VISITORS Last Sunday was a beautiful day for traveling and visiting so Mrs^lTi! S: Mr and Mrs Russell Soddy surprised her sister. Mrs Nellie Hepburn, by driving over from Kenosha for a visit Kenneth Brennan also stopped by Earlier in the day. Art Jensen and Mrs Hepburn had driven to Richmond to visit her son and family, the Webster Black- mons. Weekend travels were ir^ store for the Roger Petskas. as they beat the fog and rain down to Shelbyville. 111., recently to visit with Rog'js relatives. Bruce and Dorothy Petska. and family Saturdav thev went to Cisne. I l l to visit With Bonnie's grandmother. Clara Bruce, and her aunt and her family, the Orville Schrieves On Saturday evening back at the Petskas. they had a joint birthday party with Ryan and his cousin. Vickie, sharing their cake. But the Petskas weren't the only ones going south, as Thursday found Clayton and Virginia Bruce. Larry and <JoAnn Bruce and family pf Wonder Lake, and "Swede.and "Tex" Baker of Harvard venturing on dowjl to Mt. Vernon for a visit with relatives and with that in mind they attended an auction (No, they did not come home emp- tyhanded • Then as they made their way back to Cisne they stopped to visit with Mother Clara Bruce and sister June and family. A good family visit was enjoyed, even the kids who make the jaunt down the "flats to the pond " I M W SPRING TEA The Ringwood U.M.W. will have their Spring Tea Thur­ sday. April 21 at the Ringwood church at 1 p.m. Our own Mrs. Robert Pierce of the Chicago Temple will be doing another monologue for us titled "Miriam". This happens to be one of her favorites. The program will, be promptly at 1 p.m. followed by tea. coffee and cookies in the church hall, I£p join us. NEW ARRIVAL Linda and Leon are the proud parents of a little baby girl born Wednesday. March(120 She will C"answer to Michelle Lynn and weighed 7 lbs , 9 oz. Brothers Allen and Richy were there to greet Michelle on her arrival home. The proud grandparents are Mr and Mrs Clarence Adams of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. Tag Van Every of Solon Mills. Congratulations to all of you HOSPITALIZED We have just heard that Hazel Bowman is in St Mary's hospital in Rochester. Minn., for tests and possible surgery. We send our best wishes and prayers to Hazel for a speedy recoverv and return home. Get A SureCro with each New 6 month Subscription to the McHenry Plaindealer FATH KIT CONTAINS- * 2 STARTER POTS • 6 JIFFY PEAT PELLETS I\I I WIN INIINO. • SEED PACKET • GROWING INSTRUCTIONS STARTER KIT GROWS 6 SEPARATE BETTER BOY HYBRID PLANTS CONTAINER DIVIDES INTO TWO STARTER POTS ONE 6 MONTH SUBSCRIPTION ONLY OFFER AVAILABLE TO MCHENRY COUNTY RESIDENTS ONLY $6 00 Hurry! Limited Supply V The McHenry PLAINDEALER 3812 W. ELM ST., McHENRY, ILL. BIRTHDAY DINNER The bigger the family the harder it is to get all together for any special occasions. But the Lows>try to get together every other month to celebrate the birthdays in those two months. Last Sunday was the day to celebrate for March (Bobby Low, Sue Erwitf) and April (Sue Low, Doris Low and Linda Billikis). Linda and Bill didn't make it this time but those helping to share the delicious food and fun were, Walt and Alice Mae Wilcox from Woodstock. Mabel Thomas, John Madey. Sue Erwin and children of McHenry, Patti Miller, Ray and Tom Low, Doris and Walt and Pam and ©an Kehoe. They made it back from California in time to enjoy the gathering. Kite flying, pool, and ping pong took up the afternoon for all to enjoy. Bl'SY THREE 4-H NEWS The Busy Three 4-H club held its March meeting at Ringwood sthool. It started at 7 :30 with the pledge to the Flag and the 4-H pledge led by Tim Watkins. Janet Bauer gave a talk on "Being a Good 4 H er. Lee Tomlinson handed out hazard hunt folders. These pamphlets help identify safety deficiencies in homes and on farms. Suggestions are given for correcting problem areas The 4-H'er later rechecks to see if the problem still exists or if it has been corrected. Red Balls were also handed out These are safety signals to firemen in case of a home disaster Windows displaying the red balls mean children are sleeping in that area. June 4 is the date of the sheep blocking clinic which will be held at the Tomlinson farm. All McHenry county 4 H ers who are interested sheep producers are invited to participate as Darrell Hall of Sycamore lectures and demonstrates the proper procedures necessary for fitting sheep for show and judging. Interested people are urged to bring an animal and work right along as he demonstrates. This will be a most educational program. The Busy Three club will sell lunch and host this clinic. Members were again reminded to bring the money still outstanding from the gift wrap sale. All 4-H clubs in the ...county are now taking orders for pizza. Tim Watkins, Bob and John Doessel made plans with Mr. Tomlinson for traveling to Amboy, III. (Lee^County) to attend the state she^p shearing school April 6 and 7. The next meeting will be April 11. Come and bring a friend. Lee Tomlinson, Reporter BIRTHDAYS Happy Birthday to Doris Low April 9. April 10 is Happy Birth­ day to Wade Bruce, Martha Beaman, Shirley Cristy, Audrey Walker, Marie Oonk and Chris Rich April 11 is that special day for Susan Low, Cristy Fossum, and Judy Rich. Dick Malsch will celebrate April 12 and Linda Billikas will have her special day April 14. Happy Birthday to all of you wonderful people. ANNIVERSARIES Edith and Boyd Dowell will celebrate nineteen years of wedded bliss April 12. Happy Anniversary you two, and many more happy years together THINGS TO REMEMBER Every Sunday - Church services -- 9:15 a.m. -- Ringwood church Easter Sunday -- Sunrise service. 6:30 a.m. -- parish breakfast, 7:30 at Greenwood Every Tuesday - 9:30 a.m. -- Bible study Every Wednesday - 7 p.m. -- choir practice -- Ringwood church Thursday - April 21 -- Ringwood church -- 1 p.m. - Spring Tea -- Program. Mrs. Robert Pierce of Chicago Temple doing monologue on "Miriam" The jellyfish has no skeleton, and more than nine-tenths o f i t s b o d y i s j e l l y l i k e . 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Valerie Stade, Elaine Sweetwood, Karen Szumlas, Brett Thomas, Mark Vogt, Judy Vyduna, Kim Weber, Theresa Weingart. Jill Welter. Ixiri Wilson. Deborah Wrecke, Pat Wroblewski and Diane Ziemba Charge "Sell Out" In Appropriation For RTA State Rep Cal Skinner, Jr. (R-Crystal Lake) and State Senator Bill Morris (D- Waukegan) have charged the Senate Republican leadership with "selling out the suburbs and collar counties" by providing the seven votes essential to pass a $16 million supplemental appropriation to the Regional Transportation Authority. The bill cleared the Senate by a bare thirty vote majority. "This probably means no RTA reform legislation will pass either house this session," Skinner said, "The only lever we RTA opponents have to force RTA reform is money. Giving Chicago the money they demand to subsidize the CTA first and hoping their forces will be nice' and help us in the rest of the region get our fair share later is absurd," Skinner continued Morris pointed out that many of his Senate allies in the Democratic Party withheld their votes from an RTA ap­ propriation bill for the first time in their Senate careers. He expressed his severe disap­ pointment that members of the majority party in most of the Chicago suburbs refused to represent the "obvious self- interest" of their constituents. If you didn't store your garden tools in good condition, you should get them and your lawn equipment ready for use. Be sure your lawn mower is in good condition. ooooo DINNER THEATER PRESENTS "Four On A Garden" Fri. & Sat., Apr. 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30 Fri. Buffet 7 p.m., Curtain 9 p.m. Sat. Buffet 6 p.m., Curtain 8 p.m. $10 Includes Buffet, Theater, Tip & Tax McHENRY COUNTRY CLUB Phon«: 815-385-1072 820 N. 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