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mMtm° '«**" »*VIN®» ft LOAN ASSOCIATION 4758, YEAR ENDING 1980 * over tmntv four th™,„--r * I. :«ATtttbj -oooooo- «oooo-oooo.: •ooooooo.. f'Ai I\ 8 - PLAINDE ALF.K - FRIDAY, JANUARY 2,1*1 Ringwood News 385-8037 653-9262 728-0343 Families Meet For Holidays With the weather so nice for Christmas, it gave many folks the opportunity to travel and join family members in celebration of this holiest of Christian holidays. For many it started with family gatherings on Christmas eve and then candlelight service at the Ringwood United Methodist church with candles, carols and the Christmas story. Paul and Althea W a l k i n g t o n e n j o y e d Christmas day with their children home. Those in attendance were Jay and Jan Walkington and daughters, Clarence and Ida Mae Adams and family, and Lee. Tom and Maya Walkington were unable to be home for the holiday but hope to visit here in the near future. »• \ Rich and Tina Gorski and family spent Christmas eve with his parents Ted and Irene Gorski of Wonder Lake. Christmas day they traveled to Chicago to visit Tina's brother, Peter and Mary Zur and daughters. Joining the family group were sister, Linda Lange * with husband, George, and their five children. With thirteen children ranging in age from thirteen years to eleven months, it was a very merry day for everyone. John and Ila Hogan with Sig and Ingeborg Jacobson, spent Christmas eve with Mike and Sue Hogan and their sons. Christmas day < John and Ila entertained the Jacobsons, Tom Parsley family, Dick Thompson family, Mike Hogan family, Jerry Hogan family and Harry Hogan family. Last Sunday Steve Thompson celebrated his nineteenth birthday and John and Da with granddaughters, Laura and Nancy Parsley joined in the festivities. ' Christmas for the Art Christophers started Friday evening when Diane and Gary Linstad, with David and Sarah . and Dave Christopher, arrived home for tire wekend. Patty Christopher was in and out joining the family activities. Larry and Diane Cristy of Indianola, Iowa, were home Christmas eve to join the reunion of relatives at Mrs. Clara Cristy. They spent part of the weekend with Larry's parents, Bill and Shirley Cristy, and part of the time with Diane's parents in the city. Christmas day at the Gary Bazilewich home was spent enjoying a delicious turkey dinner with all the trim­ mings, prepared by Karen. Those enjoying the day with Karen, Gary and children, were Karen's father, Warren Kirwan of Villa Park and friend Jane Connors of River Grove, 111. Her brother,. Edward Kirwan, wife Rose and children of Lake Villa were also there. In addition to the delicious dinner they all enjoyed the electronic toys the kids received for Christmas. The Walt Low household was bursting at the seams on Christmas eve with Walt and Alice Mae Wilcox, Sue Madey and children of Woodstock there. Also Bob and Sue Low and son Bob, Mabel Thomas of McHenry, Tom Low and fiance, Sherry Pechous of Johnsburg. Pam and Dan» Kehoe, Katie and Robin of Elkhorn, Wis., Linda and Bill Billikous and children of Dubuque, Iowa. Patti Miller,Scott and Lee and of course Uncle Ray. A delicious supper was en­ joyed by all. Come Christmas morning, Uncle Ray arrived to fix a delicious pancake breakfast for all. The day was spent just enjoying each other's company and wishing everyone well. CONDOLENCES Our deepest sympathy goes to the family of Russell Beard who died last Sunday. Mr. Beard was a member of the Greenwood United Methodist church. ENJOY CARIBBEAN CRUISE "It is an experience everyone should have an opportunity to enjoy". That was the opinion of Rich and Tina Gorski on their recent week-long cruise in the Caribbean. With four other couples from the area, they enjoyed the beauty (and squalor) of Nassau, San Juan and St. Thomas. On St. Thomas, they visited the National Un­ derwater park, where Tina learned to scuba drive, thoroughly enjoying the crystal clear and very warm water and the beauty of the coral reef and marine creatures. Rich enjoyed the snorkeling and both received certificates for their ac­ complishments. Rather than take con­ ducted tours, the group took their own walking tours, which brought them cloaer to the people and the activities of the community. There was no lack of entertainment abroad the cruise ship and the food was delicious (and so much!) HAPPY NEW YEAR The year i960 has been good to us and we hope that it has been good to you. We have enjoyed being with you this past year and do hope you will all enjoy the new year, 1961, coming up. There will always . be trials and tribulations but if we always look ahead and think of tomorrow we can usually surmount any of those problems with the thought that it will be bettef tomorrow. God Bless you all. BIRTHDAYS A happy birthday goes to Robert Howe, Sr. on Jan. 7, and on the eighth of January we find Gene Eppers, and Alice Peet adding another candle to their cake. On Jan. 10 we want to add our wishes So r the Gorski twins, Margaret and Phillips, who •Many Happy Returns In keeping with the spirit of giving, we're happy to announce that during the year of 1980 we paid out over SI2,500.000.00 in interest to our savers.. If youre thinking that's a lot of money.. .you're right. And the reason we can deliver such a healthy return is that we pay our depositors the highest interest rates a savings and loan is allowed to pay by law. Another reason is that we're a Mutual Association which means there are no stockholders to pay. Our net income during each year is distributed to our savers in the form of interest, which all adds up to more money for you. The funds remaining after operating expenses and savers have been paid goes into building up our already strong reserves, which helps us to serve you better. In addition, every dollar you deposit with us is protected up to $100,000 by an agency of the federal government. Best of all- this money is distributed to residents of the McHenry county area, which in turn helps us keep a sturdy economic flow of money within our own community. So if you've been looking for a good place to invest your money, save where your friends do, save with us. We're^the place where many happy returns happen all year round. m 7 cotWTs Marengo Federal & lo.m asmK'idl ion • MARENGO: 200 E. Grant Highway 815/568-7258 • McHENRY: 4400 W. Route 120 815/344-1900 • WOODSTOCK: 118 Cass Sfreet ' 815/338-2900 • DRIVE-UP: Rt. #47 & Calhoun St. 815/338-7440 • CRYSTAL LAKE: 550 Barley Rd. on Rt. 14 815/455-4300 M E M B E R E E l i E K A l . S A V I M . S A N D L O A N I V S 1 H A M E C O R P O R A T I O N will be four years old. Barbara Farber will celebrate her natal day Jan. 11 and Steve Bowman will add another year Jan. IS. Jan. IS is thai special day for Dennis Rich, Sr., Kim Rich and Marcella Kay Erwin. "Happy Birthday" to all of you wonderful people. DATES TO REMEMBER Jan. A - Worship service - 9:15 a.m. -• Ringwood church. Jan. 4 - Church school - 9:30 a.m. - Ringwood church. Jan. 5 - School Jan. 6 - Choir practice - 7 p.m. - Ringwood church, Jan. 7 - Ringwood church Administrative Board meetly- 7 p.m. - Ringwood church. _ Jan.8-U.M W. meeting - 1S:90 p.m. - at Alice Peet home, weather permitting. Jan. 11 - "Rescue SO" - snowdate, Jan. 18. * Snowmobile Hot Line 985- 0258. v - GODBLE88 HKLI'IIMp PAWS ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION - P.O. Box 205 * Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 •(815)459-2641 I By Flo Klemm „ - Want to get added pleasure from that green Christmas tree you purchased this year? Share it with a "friend". During- a recent conversation with Sally Joosten, Wildlife Division of McHenry county, a good idea was discussed to, if possible, place the discarded Christmas tree along the fence, in the yard, etc...as a refuge for the winter birds, pheasants, small animals. Evergreens offer more protection than other trees which, at this time of year are bare. They can roost, nestle, snuggle in the tree for added warmth and protection from the wind, snow and cold. And, if you wish, decorate the branches with suet, bread, corn and apples. In doing this, you help make the winter season more comfortable for our little "friends,\ They need us...and we need them. "Happy New Year" from Helping Paws. All pet adoptions must be validated by the signing of a contract along with the adoption fee which includes the cost of the spay or neuter surgery from a vet of HP's choice, or a deduction from the cost of the surgery if done by a vet of your choice. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Doberman, male, 8 months old, very good disposition, 338-0132. Staffordshire Terrier mix, male, lVfe years old, brown and white short hair, medium size,, shots, h o u s e b r o k e n , g o o d w i t h children and pets, 312-453- 7196. Cocker Spaniel male, 4 years old, light tan, shots, good with pets, outside dog, '459-8582. Collie-Terrier mix, male, 7 months old, light orange with white with black and white face, large size, long coat, 459-3457 evenings. Golden Retriever-Water Spaniel mix, male, 1 year old, golden color, housebroken, good with children and pets, 943-6348. CATS FOR ADOPTION Three 10-week-old female white-grey-orange Calico kittens, 459-7682. Male, 4Vfe month old kitten, black, short thick hair, 455- 2306. Red Tabby short hair male. 6 months old. shots, FOOD STORAGE AVAILABLE LOCALLY Ruff recommended in ! "How To Prosper During The Coming Bad Years" FREE INFORMATION MOIRA DAVIS Nutrition Counselor •15-330-1679 Box 323. Woodstock. II60098 Associated with Martens Health £ Survival Natural Food Supplements Business Opportunity Free Training good with cats, 459-3946. Persian mix adult male, grey-brown Tabby with, white, neutered, shots, needs tender loving care, good with cats, 459-3946. Two 7-month-old male kittens, neutered, buff- white; grey-white, shots, good with children and pets, 639 5142 Male, 7Vi months old, short hair, black with white chest and paws, shots, good with children and pets, affectionate, 459-6523. Short hair female, black and white, 1 year old, 338- 0132 or 455-4999. two 9-week-old kittens, black and white short hair, one male, one female, good with children and pets, 312- 526-6742. All white young adult male, very friendly, 459-5119. Smoke grey Tabby velvety short hair female, " IVi months old, 639-6603. Adult female Calico, short hair, friendly, 338-7188. Adult female, short hair tortoise and three, 6 months old kittens-black females; „ black-white male; orange- white male, good with children and pets, 338-4154. Russian blue-grey male, neutered, 3 years old, shots, 658-4675. Silver tabby female, spayed, declawed, shots, five years old, 312-669-3022. LOST DOGS Lhasa Apsos, 1V4 year male, neutered, golden brown, medium long hair, wearing rabies tag, brown collar and white flea collar, between McHenry-Spring Grove-Fox Lake area, 312- 587-0477. Golden-Labrador mix, 9- month-old female, golden color, Crystal Lake, 459-4174. Black Labrador mix female, white on chest, medium size, wearing brown collar and rabies tag, has long tail, Pleasant valley road, Woodstock, 338-3368. Black Toy Poodle male, 3Vfe months old, needed clipping, wearing red collar, Cooney Heights, McHenry, 385-9053. Mixed Collie male, 11 years old, medium size, long white ana tan hair, wearing black collar, Dartmoor drive, Crystal Lake, 459- 8151. y FOUND DOGS Terrier mix black female, 2 months old, white markings on neck, stomach, Cws, and tip of nose, short ir, old high school, Crystal Lake, 459-1747. Labrador mix black male puppy, small size, short, slew hair, Veterans Acres, 455-H46. Found Cat: Short hair, 5- month-old male, all white, Wonder Lake, 728-1158. Please call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet. . They will not pick up pet unless you wish. Also remember that Animal Control has kittens, cats, puppies and dogs available for adoption. Call 338-7040. For information on Helping Paws pets lost and found and adoptions, call the office, 459-2641. 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