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*-/\GE 22 • PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1981 New Farm Bureau Leaders Bohette, have two children; Mike, 11, and Michelle, 2. They farm 750 acres, raising corn and soybeans and 150 acres of vegetables. Though Mel has raised hogs, he's presently without livestock on his farm as he awaits signs of price improvement. Von Bergen is active in his community, serving on the board of the Alden United Methodist church, ASCS committee member from Hebron township, and manager of a Little League team. His wife is active in the church and in the PTO at the Alden-Hebron school district. Oblrich and his wife, Jani, farm 700 acres, raising about 300 acres of corn and 200 acres of soybeans. He is milking 35 Holsteins on his dairy farm. The Olbrichs have three children: Brian, 13; Mark, 11; and Debra, 4. He is beginning his seventh year on the Farm Bureau board. He is active in AMPI and is a delegate to the AMPI convention. He has served on the Extension council and was an ASCS com­ mitteeman. His wife is ac­ tive in the AMPI women's group and she teaches kindergarten. The three new directors have varied farming operations. Isenhart and his wife, Phyllis, farm 200 acres and have no livestock. They have six children, who are adults and living away from home. Phil Gourley farms the family 600-acre farm and raises about 800 hogs a year. He and his wife, Anita, have two daughters, Sara, 3, and Erin, lVfe. Gary Aavang farms 550 acres, with his father, Rodney. They have 55 Holsteins in their milking herd. Gary is not married. Don Luerssen, retiring after eight years as a member of the McHenry County Farm Bureau board of directors, left, accepts a plaque from Vice-President Mel Von Bergen at the close of the annual meeting last week. Luerssen has served as president for five years and was praised for his leadership fii bringing about the modernization of the county's zoning ordinance and for calling for greater use of minimum tillage soil conserving practices. Don Peasely Photography Sign Interpreted Mass Slated For Sept. 27 Melvin Von Bergen, Hebron, was elected president of the McHenry County Farm Bureau at the board of directors' reorganization meeting last week. He succeeds Don Luerssen, Alden township director, who had served as president the past five years. Don had been a board member eight years, maximum number of con­ secutive years of service on the board permitted by the organization's by-laws. Bill Olbrich, Harvard, was elected vice-president, the office Von Bergen held the past year. Reelected were oMcHEnry Faint GLASS & WALLPAPER FOR ANY REQUESTS ON INFORMATION CALL 385-7353 3411 W. Elm St., McHENRY (IViIUS WEST OF FOX MVU OH IT 121) PRESENTS ART DEMONSTRATIONS SATURDAYS 10:00AM to 2:00PM STARTING THIS SATURDAY BY DON NEUBAUER PUBLIC tNVITED "GLAZING WITH ACRYLICS" . Dave Gardner, Solon Mills, secretary, and Don Cash, Harvard, treasurer. Three new directors at­ tended their first meeting, following their election to the board earlier this month by farmers in their respective townships: Harry Isenhart, Grafton; Phil Gourley, Alden; and Gary Aavang, Greenwood. Von Bergen is beginning his fourth year as a Farm Brueau board member, r e p r e s e n t i n g H e b r o n township. He and his wife, All deaf or hard of hearing people are welcome to come to the next sign language interpreted Mass. It will be given Sunday, Sept. 27., at 11:15 a.m. in St. Elizabeth Ann Seton church. Masses are presently being held at Crystal Lake South high school, 1200 McHenry avenue in the auditorium. The priest will be Father J o s e p h K u l a k . T h e i n ­ terpreter will be Darlene Springer. Persons of any religious belief are welcome. If any of the deaf people are interested in a list of captioned movies that are held weekly at Harper college in Palatine, they should ask for it before or after the Mass. Stress More than eight in ten family members interviewed feel a need to have less stress in their lives and find it harder to cope with problems today than a few years ago, a recent survey found. ?n«iniiniiniiAiinnniiniiniiAiim>r¥ift»>fti>ni>fii>nnA»*vyM¥M¥*¥MyMyy¥yw¥mrevwMK-r; Look Who's Back At Silhouette's Beauty Salon MOLLY Will Be Taking Appointments Beginning September 23 (815)385-2990 ACi HARDWARE 3729W. ELM ST. (ROUTE 120) McHENRY MM722 SALE ENDS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4TH AC AIR OIL FILTERS AS LOW AS AC AIR FILTER $2.99 Designed to include an oil- wetted paper element to promote dirt-holding capacity. AS LOW AS AC ML FILTER $2.29 Built tough to help keep engine oil clean. @DIS THANKS. AC. STP PRODUCTS YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE SAVE$5i • WHEN YOU BUY TWO JUGS OF PRESTONE 11 and Prestone knttfrMU Taster GET YOUR CAR IN TIP TOP SHAPE GET MORE MILES TO THE GALLON 12 OZ. TREATMENT ADD TO OIL. 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City (Please use address label or print) State. Zip. LIMIT ONE CASH REFUN0 PER FAMILY PER ADDRESS RE FUND REQUEST MUST K MADE ON THIS OFFICIAL FORM REPRODUCTIONS UNACCEPTABLE AND SALE IS PROHIBITED VOID WHERE PROHIBITED, LICENSED. RESTRICTED OR TAXED ALLOW 6 TO 6 WEEKS FOR REFUND REFUND RE­ QUEST MUST IE POSTMARKED NO LATER THAN NOVEMBER 30. 1M1. REQUESTS POSTMARKED AFTER THIS DATE WILL •E RETURNED. of Union Carbide Corporation Wfr*p ti ri c to V AND :c*OKt CLEANER. LIMIT TWO GUMOUT 12 OZ. CMNKTM Ringwood News Doris Low Katy Christopher 653-9262 385-8037 Catch Biggies In Minnesota Last week found Leonard and Phyllis Ackerman and daughter, Chris, of our little town jfnd Marvin and Joyce Ackerman of Elburn traveling north to Pequot Lake, Minn., to catch those biggies. Well guess what. Lenny did catch a biggy, it was a 15.5 lb. northern and it measured 40 inches long. So guess who is gonna have this biggie mounted. About mid-week Craig and Luke Ackerman showed up to do their share. Of course all caught lots of fish but Craig came up with a 11 lb. northern, 35 inches long and Luke caught a 3*6 lb. bass. It was fun week and the weather was nice, but each day it got colder. Started out on Saturday at 87, Sunday was 76, Monday 65 and Tuesday and Wednesday down to 54. Beautiful and espeically with no rain: At this writing they are all ready to go back. Must be nice. WORLDWIDE COMMUNION Sunday, Oct. 4, churches all over the world will be participating in the Holy Sacrament of Communion during services. Worship services at the Ringwood United Methodist church are held at 9:15 a.m. and at Greenwood at 11 a.m. We welcome you to join us. U.M.Y. SPONSOR PARISH PICNIC This Sunday, Sept. 27, a picnic for the Greenwood- Ringwood parish will be held at Petersen park on Mc- Cullom Lake road, McHenry. The youth of both churches are sponsoring this event as a start for their year of activities. Meat and rolls will be provided. Each family ir asked to bring a dish-to-share (salad, dessert or hot dish) and their own LIMIT TWO 7(1 Tn HI a* 20 To 50% OFF •Custom Draperies*l" Blinds •Woven Blinds*Shades*Bedspreads ALSO--Ready-Made Draperies-Dress, Drapery and Upholstery Fabrics HoiKNuyeK'ft HOURS: 9:30-5:30 Daily 9:00-5:00 Sat. Closed Sun. •15/3*5-2295 Installation On Rt. 120 Specialists Between Volo More than 25 Year's experience and McHenry table service and beverage. Meeting time is 12:30. With the uncertainty of weather conditions these days, in case of rain it will be held at the Ringwood church. BUSY THREE 4-HCLUB At a recent meeting of the Busy Three 4-H club, new officers were elected for the coming year. They are president, Lee Tomlinson; vice-president, Kara Jep- son; secretary, Leslie Davidson; treasurer, Cindy Byron; reporter, Tina Sch­ midt; recreation leader, Kara Jepson. New members welcomed to the club were Toni Farkis, Troy Farkis, Jennifer Hallerud, Jeanine Sek, Rusty Crosswell, Laurie Anderson, Chris Anderson and Kathy Samen. A commitee was ap­ pointed to work out a display for Natic Week. The club }xtfds its meetings the second Monday of each month from 7:30-8:30 p.m. in the Ringwood grade school. Tina Schmidt, Reporter LA LECHE LEAGUE TO MEET The McHenry Area La Leche league will meet on Wednesday, Oct. 14, in McHenry. For more in­ formation, you may contact Marcia McGowan at 385- 5237. The subject will be "Art of Breast Feeding and Overcoming Problems". Anyone in the Ringwood and Wonder Lake area are invited to join with the McHenry-Fox Lake ladies at this monthly meeting. In­ fants may be brought to the meeting. GREENWOOD DAYS 'Twas Greenwood Days at the McHenry County Historical museum in Union on Sunday and we found that many of the local people were out on such a beautiful day to see the folks of Greenwood display all of the old fashioned talents that our parents and grandparents enjoyed. We saw wood chopping, saw sharpening, corn shelling, axe grinding, canning and the old fashioned way of washing clothes with a plunger. There was rug weaving, wool spinning and rug braiding displayed. A spelling beet took place ..with 16 youngsters of the Greenwood school par­ ticipating for the title Of best speller. If you didn't visit the Historical museum on Sunday you missed hearing Clayton Anderson fiddle his fiddle like he used to do for the dances many years ago. It was good toe tapping music 'cause over in the corner we observed Betty and Randy going a little jig to the fiddle music. 'Twas a beautiful day for viewing all these wonderful sights and gratitude goes to those who donated so much of their time to help make the McHenry County Historical museum a success. BIRTHDAYS Happy Birthday tQ Larry \ Ackerman, Lloyd Barker, Jerry Tonyan and Trudy Oonk Palys on Sept. 28 and to little Jean Marie Woods (parents, Ruth Ann (Tonyan) and Mike Woods) on Sept. 29. Sept. 30 finds little Amanda Joy Motel and Scott Jerls adding another candle to their cake. Oct. 1 is that special day for Noreen Bauer, Bob Beaman and Steve Mack. With Oct. 2 being a busy day with Lor Brennan, and Mary Ann Klapperich celebrating and on Oct. 3 finds Urban Bauer and Shirley Hartjes sharing > their natal day. Happy Birthday to all of you wonderful people and we wish you many more. ANNIVERSARIES Sept. 30 is that special day for Bob and Martha Betts to celebrate their anniversary and on Oct 2 Kenny and Jean Eppers will celebrate their special day. We wish both couples a very Happy Anniversary and many, many more years of wedded bliss. DATES TO REMEMBER Sept. 27 - Church services - 9:15 a.m. ~ Ringwood church. Sept. 27 - Junior church - 9:30 a.m. - Ringwood church. Sept. 27 - All Church picnic -- 12:30 p.m. -- sponsored by the youth - Pot Luck - Petersen pat* - in case of rain ~ Ringwood church. Oct. 1 - Choir practice - 7 p.m. - Ringwood church. Oct. 6 - Johns burg P.T.O. 8 p.m. - J. C. Bush school, multi-purpose room. Oct. 8 - U.M.W. - 12:30 p.m. - at Trudy Hohlmann's. Oct. 16-17 -- Semi-annual Rummage Sale - Ringwood church. Nov. 7 - Ringwood church annual Bazaar. GOD BLESS Expensive Drips Repair leaky hot water fau- v cets. They can waste up to 100 gallons of hot water in a month. tte'Vtlla&e gotttre .... ^of 4Hc$en? A GOOD PLACE TO BE' SEPTEMBER SPECIALS LUNCHEON A GOOD FAST LUNCH C A7C M0M -THURS ^ M. FRI: FISH FRY (ALL YOU CARE TO EAT) .... SAT: NEW YORK STRIP STEAK DINNER... 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