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Ringwood News 385-8037 653-9262 728-0343 Flea Market- Barbecue Under Ringwood Tent If you have not gotten to the flea market at Ringwood church today, the sale will be running from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, and Saturday hours are from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m Take some time to visit the stands on the church lawn-you may find a real buy. Serving time for the chicken barbecue Saturday, July 15, are 4, 5:30 and 7 p m. Enjoy dinner under the big tent and enjoy visiting with friends and neigh bors on the lawn outside the tent. Sunday morning, July 16, church services will be held on the church lawn as an old fashion tent service at the regular time of 9:15 a m Join us Sunday for this outdoor service. BAPTISM Jennifer Jo Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams, was baptized during church services last Sunday RETURNS FOR VISIT A delicious lunch was served last Thursday by Jean Hiller in honor of Lucille Abbt who is visiting with Marge Evans Guests included Tracey Stolle, Marge Evans and young Tommy Hillier Wednesday night, she and Marge Evans were guests of Diana and Jack Schaefer for dinner at a local restaurant Lucille Abbt is a former area resident and now resides in Minonk, 111 UNIVERSITY WEEK Laura Jacobs spent last week at Western university in Macomb where she was enrolled in a course for athletic trainers for girls' sports Her roommate was a girl from Anchorage. Alaska, interested in the same course A F S STUDENT ENROUTE HOME Due to illness, Christer Niklassen was delayed a couple of days starting his trip home However, he left July 2 to catch up with his traveling com­ panions in Michigan where they were to continue on a three week sightseeing bus trip of eastern United States ending up at Washington. D C From there he will embark by plane for Copenhagen and then on to his home in Sweden While a student at McHenry high West campus. Christer made his home with Paui and Althea Walkington LEGEND LAKE VACATION One week with no telephone, no TV, no radio -that's a real vacation. No set schedule to f o l l o w - j u s t c o m p l e t e relaxation That was the life the Paul Walkingtons and Alvin Benoys enjoyed last week. Mary Butler and the Jay Walkington family of Addison also joined the group. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Theresa Nelson celebrated her eightieth birthday Sunday, July 9, at St. Patrick's hall. The honored guest party was given by her four children, Harold, Leonard June and Nancy. There were around sixty guests from Mountain Home, Ark., Crete. Harvey, Roscoe, Sterling, Crystal Lake, Hebron, 111., and Indiana and also friends and relatives from the McHenry area. A lot of reminiscing of days gone by and visiting was done by all family and friends. ABOUT TOWN Mr and Mrs. William Dust entertained his mother, Jdrs. Arthur Dust of Palnoo Park, this past week. Visitors to see Nellie Hep­ burn this past week were Mrs. Trudy Andes; Hilda Sysellmayer of Elgin visited last week and Mrs. Gladys Ainger of Hebron stopped in. On Thursday Mrs John Blackmon, Tom Blackmon and grandchildren, Amy and Brad Blackmon, all of Antioch, stopped in to see Nellie. PARSONAGE "GETTOGETHER" Throughout the summer months there will be special get-togethers at the parsonage for everyone in the parish. The purpose of these get-togethers will be to talk about the church of the past-present-future It is hoped that in these small groups we will be able to discuss what ministries you want to see your church in­ volved in during the next year. All ideas will be brought to the administrative board during their August meetings Everyone in the parish will be contacted personally for the parsonage get-together. We hope that you will be able to come and join us' FATHER VISITS FROM ARIZONA Stephanie Sweeney's father, Charlie and Sue Frank of Peoria, Ariz , spent a week here with Stephanie and girls. They then went visiting in Michigan and came back this way to spend another week with them They left this past Monday to go back to Arizona A good visit was had by all and Stephanie thoroughly enjoyed seeing her father again, twice in so short a time We ran out oi Toro Snow Master" snow- throwers by Sept last year Our new ship­ ment's in. And $20 down now holds one for you Pay the balance by Nov 1 and save up to $30 off the regular price. Think snow now. Haven't von done without a Toro lone enough? We have em in stock, so act now you can throw your shovel away! "THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUIIT" Geo. P. Freund, Inc. 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry 385-0420 CHRISTENING Pam Kehoe of Elkhorn, Sue Madey, Donna and Marcy Erwin fend Doris Low spent last weekend in Dubuque, Iowa. The occasion was the christening of Linda and Bill Billikas newest addition, Becky Lynn. 'Twas a hot day but little Becky was queen of the day. She was the best baby con­ sidering the temperature and all the activity going on. Bill's parents from Boston were also there. BIRTHDAYS Happy Birthday to Cindy Fleming July 19 and on the twentieth of July we find Gary Linstad and Eiic Betts adding another vear. July 23 we find Ruth Segin and Marion Wiedrich celebrating their natal day and July 25 Marie Eberle, Michael Hogan and Ruth Harrison will add another year. Happy Birthday to all of your wonderful people. THINGS TO REMEMBE& Every Sunday-Church services--9:15 a.m.-Ringwood church Every Sunday-Summer only-Church school-9:15 a.m - Ringwood church Friday, July 14-Flea Market - -church lawn-9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, July 15-Flea Market-church lawn-9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, July 15-Chicken Barbecue-church lawn--4 p.m.- 7 Sunday, July 16-Worship Services 9:15 a.m.-Old Fashion Two County Families In City-Farm Exchange i l l * Eighty Illinois farm families will play host the weekend of Revival service under the tent on the church lawn. Join us. Tuesday, July 18-7:30 p.m.~ Parsonage "Get-Together" Thursday, July 20-7:30 p.m- Parsonage "Get-Together'* DIAL-A-PRAYER 1-385-1234 July 14 to Chicago and St Louis area families who will get a taste of farm living in the 1978 Farm-City Visit Exchange program This fourth annual visits swap program is sponsored by Farm Bureau women's com mittees and radio stations WGN in Chicago and KMOX in St. Louis PAGE 21 -PL.MNDl .Al l K Host families in McHenry county are Haro ld and Pear l t he i r Borhart o f Hunt ley and Rober t <>i r and Martha Stoxton , Harva rd In- addition to the e igh tv i ; » r r I l l ino i s farm fami l i e s par ­ t i c ipat ing . four farm f ami l i e s m Missour i , Ind iana and Wisconsin are also serving a> hosts for the visits exchange program -making a t o t a l o f K4 farms fami l i e s par t i c ipa t ing in the four states , The family t o f a m i l v program i s des igned t o he lp bui ld a be t ter under s t and ing between rura l and u rban fami l i e s Fo l lowing t he f a rm MIDAV H'l.Y 14. 1978 • i i i gues t s wi l l invite rm hosts for a weekend l iving, according to Mine Chevalier. Illinois Bureau field services of family activities coordinating the Kami-Ci ty Visit Ex- vvill . give city families :«*Uv!j(jit> to spend a i on a working farm. iating* in their usual uii. i leisure activities. i a in d i e s u i l l arrive on irms Friday evening, and depart for home THE Furniture Hosoi' gp'tol Al LAKE CRYSTAL LAKE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 5? REPAIRING I REGLUING Lorry £ Jim S«ymour >15/459-0653 1 Boat Insurance Specialists Jet Boats - Inboards, Outboards Anxious to make the right arrangeme The details fall into place after a Welcome w We have some lovely gifts for you Pius use helpful information from a wide range of w Call and let's reserve a place Motorcycle Insurance Mopeds to Harleys Carolyn Farrington 'm usually at home 385-7981 ; ,, MARENGO FEDERAL NOW 0! NEW 8% SAVINGS CERTIFICA 3HMB 1 t: mm Minimum Term 8 Years Minimum Balance $1,000 00 Annual Yield Compounded Daily 8.45% NEW MONEY MARKET SAVINGS CERTIFICATE $10,000 minimum, 6 month maturity. 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