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WANTED TO KENT WANTEE^T?^EN?r Parents visiting for the months of Juljr and August and need a place to stay! Furnished or semi-furnished house, apartment or condo. Please call 815-385-1375 or 815-728-0519 5_9tfc WANTED: small 1 or 2 bedroom j house, zoned for business. In or close to town, McHenry. 312-395-1754 5-14- 5-16C Ring wood News 385-8037 653-9262 728-0343 Honor Mother* Pearson of Crystal Lake, W,,WI IVWJUIW* Diane and Bill Palermo of Wonder Lake with their children, Bruce "and Kim.. Jane and Michael hosted a brunch for their family following services. mnm TO BUV WANTED TO BUY: six year crib, mattress, folding high chair, mesh playpen, very good condition only. 815-385- 2706 5-16 WANTED: PICK UP TRUCK, will trade 69 Old- smobile, 68 Ambassador and cash. 312-637-7616. 5-14-5-16C WANTED TO BUY: Piano console, reasonable. Must be in good condition. 815-653- 9511. 5-14-5-16C ORIENTAL RUGS* WAN­ TED, immediate cash paid for rugs, Sarouk, Kashan, Chinese. Call collect. 312-884- 6444 anytime. 5-2tfc MOVING? CLEANING HOUSE? Buying antique furniture, old toys, china, lamps, old advertising items, etc. 815-678-4141. 5-7- 6-Z7C ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Highest cash price paid for your ok rugs. KASHAN. CHINESE, travel. Call Collect SAROUK, KERMAN, etc. Will 312-884-6444 BOATS FC MOTORS 19 FT. CLASSIC 1-0 225 HP Chevy V8, deep V hull, full cover, excellent condition. $4500.815-385-5927 . 5-14-5-16C 16 FT FIBERGLASS BOAT, electric start, 55 HP Johnson motor, like new, tilt trailer. Great for skiing, fishing and cruising. $1,000. firm. 815- 653-9292. 5-14-5-16e 24 FT PONTOON BOAT, all steel, fiberglass canopy without motor. Will deliver. $900. 312-888-2129. Mr. MacCabee. 5-14-5-16c 16 FT GLASTRON speed boat, 85 HP Merc, with trailer. $600 or best offer. 459-8600 or 385-6638. 5-16 Following services at the Ringwood United Methodist Church, all the ladies in attendance received small plants. Mabel Thomas, mother of Doris Low, received a special plant recognizing her as the oldest mother present and Jane Giegoldt received a plant as the most recent to become a mother. The ARK school children's presentation of Noah and the Ark was enjoyed tremen­ dously by everyone. SON BAPTIZED Little Keith Allen Hansen, - born Dec. 6, was presented forChrisitan baptism by his parents, Barb and Jeff Hanson, during services last Sunday. His sister, Britta, as well as grandparents and an uncle were present to share in this happy occasion. Following services, Jeff and Barb served dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hanson of Princeton, Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kampe of Joliet, Greg Hanson and friend of Lake-in-the-Hills, Lynn Sterka of Johnsburg and Julie Deener of Wonder Lake. In the afternoon, Mary Ann Klapperich dropped by for a visit. BAPTIZE DAUGHTER The infant daughter of Jane and Michael Giegoldt was presented for Christian baDtism during services last Sunday. Godparents for little Renee Diane, born Feb. 26, were Donna Giegoldt of Chicago and Jerry Webster of Prospect Heights. In addition to her sisters, Erin and Virginia, grand­ mother, Virginia Giegoldt of Chicago was present for the service. Others attending were Mark and Kevin Giegoldt of Chicago, Cecile Cochran of Maywood, Dorothy and Buck ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE A reminder for friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Sowers, of the open house to be held at the Ringwood church Saturday afternoon, May 17, from 1 to 4 p.m. They will be celebrating their sixtieth wedding anniversary. RURAL LIFE • SUNDAY Rural Life Sunday will be celebrated at - worship ser­ vices Sunday, May 18, at the campout in Chain-O-Lakes State park. Following ser­ vices, there will be a parish picnic. -This is all part of the weekend campout. There will also be a canoe-a-thon at the campout for U.M.Y. members and friends. CHICAGO BUS TRIP The bus trip 'to Chicago was a remendous success. Thirty-seven-ladies and Rev. Segin returned after a very wonderful day visiting Water Tower Place, but of course they were all tired out. Also, some were looking forward to another such trip. We'll let you know when another one can be planned. MOTHER'S DAY The Walt Lows traveled to Elkhorn, Wis. to be with daughter Pam, hubby Dan and little Robin Kehoe on Mother's day. The day was c(e but coril and all 26 memt Low clan that gatt fun day with the ones (little and big kids) having a lively game of baseball in the backyard. Another group took theilr usual walk -with the little kids to see the deer, lamas, . goats and ducks which are about a mile from Pam and Dan. (these animals can be seen to the right of Rt. tt when traveling north thru ' Elkhorn). •Those helping to make the day complete were Doris' mom, Mabel Thomas; Bob and Sue Low of McHenry; Tom Low and Sherri; Ray Low; Patti Miller; Lee and Scott; Dan Hansen; Sue Madey; Donna; Eddie and Marcy; Walt ahd Alice Mae Wilcox of Woodstock; Doris and Walt Low; and to everyone's surprise, Linda and Bill i Billikas, Nicky, Charlie and Becky drove in from Dubuque; so all were together except Donna, way ^>ut there in Calif. SEWING WORK DAY Sewing work day will be held in the home of Trudi Hohmann Thursday, May 22, from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Contact Katy Christopher if you need directions to her home. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday goes to Michael Hopp and Ken Beck, Jr., May 21, with Darlene Huemann, Mike Hopp and Henry Tomlinson adding another year May 22. May 23 is that special day for Lori Faber and May 24: Bob Brennan, Sr., will add another year. May 25 is that special day to Helen Malsch Davis and Tom Hopp and May 26 is that special day for Mertie Harrison and Barb Byron. Happy birthday to all of you wonderful people and we wish you many more. ANNIVERSARIES We wish to add our wishes to Art and Katy Christopher on May 21 and to Mike and Sue Hogan and Saliey-and Al"' Meechum on May 23. Happy anniversary to all three of you wonderful couples, and many more ears of wedded bliss. THINGS TO REMEMBER May 16-18 -- parish SAIL AND FISH FROM THE SAME BOAT! Boston Whaler sea squall. 9'3" complete with sail kit and balko trailer. Trail her to sail her in five minutes with ac­ cessories. $450.00 815-568-5792 4400 W. ROUTE 120 McHENRY MARKET PLACE SHAMROCK CLEANERS 385-1944 ONr. DOLLAR CLRTIFICATF. This Certificate is worth ONE DOLLAR OFF when presented with any INCOMING ORDER of $5.00 or more ON ALL SERVICE. Professional Dry Cleaning Leather Suede Cleaning Steamex Rental Clean Only (Coin Op) Oraperies, Etc. 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May 18 - parish picnic and worship service at Chain-O- lakes State park at 10 a.m. May 18 - U.M.W. canoeing in afternoon at Chain-O- Lakes. May 20--choir practice-4 p.m. - Ringwood church. May 22 - Sewing Circle - 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. -- at the home of Trudy Hohlman. May 25 -- Memorial day ~ no school. June 3 - school ends. July 12 -- annual chicken- bar-b-que at Ringwood church. GOD BLESS Hurray Sunday School Teacher: "Now children, you must never do anything in private that you wouldn't do in public." Sammy: "Hurray! No more baths." Charge McHenry Man In Gasoline Theft A McHenry man was arrested and charged after he reportedly admitted syphoning gas from a truck early last Sunday morning. While on routine patrol, Sheriff's police noticed a pickup truck parked next to a larger truck on Glenwood lane and stopped to in­ vestigate. A hose was found extended from the gas tank of one truck to the gas tank of the other and a juvenile female was found asleep in the pickup truck. The driver of the pickup, Charles Russell,' 19, of 1611 N. Woodlawn, McHenry, told police his truck had run low on gas. Russell was charged tfith theft under $150 and im­ proper parking. The juvenile was referred to authorities for curfew violation. PAGE 15 - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY, MAY It, I960 someone had stolen an AM- FM radio and. some hand tools from his pickup truck. On May 13, Thomas Mathews, of 3145 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, reported the theft of a garden tractor from his driveway. It was believed to have been towed away since the battery was dead. Another garden tractor was taken from the home of Glenn Brauer, of 808 Florence, McHenry. Vicki Chicks, of 307 N. East Lake drive, McHenry,- reported the theft of a stereo, a portable television, six cassette tapes and about $40 from her home. Someone broke into the home of Charles Froula, 3316 Rocky Beach, McHenry, last Friday and stole half of a silver service and 15 books of quarters. On May 10, Paul Winston, of 9106 Vine, Wonder Lake, reported the theft from his home of a tin box containing unset gems and some materials for making rings. A stereo mixing board and six microphones were taken from the gymnasium of Harrison school sometime last Saturday. A McHenry area roofer, George Barber, reported the Thursday theft of a mobile melting kettle from a job site on Route 120. Michael Mann, of 5307 West lane, McHenry, called the police last Wednesday when he discovered that % There's nothing sure except death and taxes -- and in­ creases in the cost of oil. TOP DECK 1232 N.Green Dinner Homemade Soups Fri. & Sat. WE ACCEPT DINERS CLUB MY DAD'S THE GREATEST!!! Enter the Plaindealer's "MY DAD'S THE GREATEST!" Contest. Just tell why your dad is the Greatest in fifty (50) words or less. Contest open to children Ten (10) years of age and under. P.S. Please, Mom, No Help! 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