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Ringwood News Doris Low 653-9262 Katy Christopher 385-8037 Brownie Wins Competition Back in the middle of October, over 600 girls from Brownies to Senior Scouts, gathered for the Shabbona Hills Pow Wow. At that time the girls were asked to design a patch symbolic of the occasion and scouting. There were 436 girls entering the competition, including six-year-old Michelle Daurio, member of Brownie Troop 461. Last week Thursday, there were shouts of joy in the Michael Daurio home when word was received that Michelle's design had been chosen for the pow wow patch this year. The design was done on a large earth ball with the outline of the world (green for land, blue for water), the American flag on it, and the words "Shabbona Pow Wow". This is a great achievement for a little girl just starting out in scouting and competing against older girls as well. Our congratulations to you, Michelle. We are proud of your accomplishment. SACRED MUSIC CONCERT Sunday, Nov. 29, there will be a musical presen­ tation by Kay Nowlin and Michael Jorgensen at the G r e e n w o o d U n i t e d Methodist church at 10:30 a.m. This is for the combined Greenwood Ringwood parish and in place of regular morning worship services. Following the concert, there will be a potluck dinner served in the church dining room. Anyone outside the parish interested in attending, is most welcome to join us. Kay and Michael have ap­ peared here before and are always welcomed by a capacity attendance. Their accompanist will be Jan Kattas. We hope you will join us to hear some beautiful music this first Sunday in Advent. HAPPY OCCASION Over a 100 friends and relatives gathered Sunday afternoon to extend best Wishes to Mary Butler. Hosting the birthday party for Mary were the Alvin Benoy and Harold Stanek families. We wish you many more such happy times, Mary. EMERGENCY CLOSINGS Winter's coming and bad weather will soon be upon us bringing bad roads, which will cause conern about school closings. The director of transportation will keep conditions evaluated each day and if there is a decision to close the school because of inclement weather, it will be made prior to 6:30 a.m. each day. The only exception would be those times when school is in session and the day becomes shortened because weather conditions become worse. As soon as a decision is made concerning the closing of school, the following television and radio stations will be notified: WGN Radio 720; WGN Television channel 9; WKRS Radio Subscribe Ml • I • _ The McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm Street McHenry, II. 60050 i i3 Years-$40.00 i 12 Years-$28.50 ! '11 Y»ar-$ 15.50 6 Months-$8.50 Payment Enclosed Name Address City Prices good in McHenry ( County. 1220; WCLR Radio 850; and WSTK Radio 105.0 F.M. Because of the 6:30 a.m. decision time, any telephone calls concerning school cancellation made in the afternoon or evening hours would be useless. Please try to aid the ad­ ministration in relating this news to the public by not calling District 12 for in­ formation during snow storms. It is most important that all telephone lines be kept open for instant com­ munication. 1ST SUNDAY IN ADVENT Advent is the period in­ cluding the four Sundays before Christmas. It is the time during which we prepare for the birthday of Jesus by remembering how his life and teachings changed the earth's history. Just as a candle lights a dark room, so Jesus brought the light of peace, love, joy, hope, faith and service into the world. Centuries ago, peasants in Europe originated the Ad­ vent candle custom of preparing their minds and hearts for Christmas. On the first Sunday, members of each family gathered around the mantel, on which five candles were placed. As part of a ceremony of Bible reading, singing and prayer, they lighted one candle. The next Sunday they shared another Bible story, carol, and prayer, as they lighted the first candle plus a second. The ; weekly ceremony continued until Christmas day, when all candles were lighted - the last and tallest one sym­ bolizing the birth of Christ. HOME Local resident, Wanda Bistolfo has returned home from Good Shepherd hospital in Barrington, where she was confined for a week. Wanda had surgery on her knee and is now confined to a cast from her hip down below her knee. She is doing OK but hobbling around with ho- walker. I'm sure she would appreciate a card or call to help make her days shorter. Keep up the good work, Wanda and get well soon. Martha Betts also is home from the hospital. The doctor told her to take it easy, don't get excited and don't overdo. Martha, is that possible??? It better be! BIRTHDAYS Best wishes to Rich Miller and Jack Kuhrt on Nov. 29 and on Dec. 2, we find that Billie Jo Bounds will be six years old. Dec. 3 will find Lee Tomlinson adding another candle to her cake and so will Janet Bauer Halligan adding another candle Dec. 4.Dec.5 finds Bill Baker, Joe Visconti and Dorothy Winters celebrating their natal day. "Happy Birthday" to all of you wonderful people, and we wish you many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Bev and Chuck Ackerman, way down there in Texas, on Dec. 1. Dec. 2 is that special day for Mary and Sherman Spencer, who will celebrate 42 years of togetherness. We wish both couples many, many more years of wedded bliss. DATES TO REMEMBER Nov. 26 &27-NO School- Thanksgiving vacation. Nov. 29 -- Combined church services - 10:30 a.m. at Greenwood church - a potluck lunch will follow at noon. Nov. 29 - First Sunday of Advent. Dec. 3 - Choir practice - 7 p.m. -- Ringwood church. Dec. 6 - Church services - 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church. Junior church - 9:30 a.m. - Ringwood church. Dec. 10 - Ringwood United Methodist Women Christmas potluck. Dec. 13 - Breakfast with Santa - Johnsburg school district. GOD BLESS Appear In Concert spurgeon's Introducing Playtex* Cross \bur Heart Cotton Tricot Bra Cotton comfort and tricot smoothness in one bra Cotton comfort and tricot smoothness in one bra! Try the new Cross Your Heart Cotton Tricot bra - 100% cotton lined in­ side for comfort plus smooth, cling-free tricot outside. You'll love the feminine look of the delicate floral pattern and the fabulous Cross Your Heart lift and separa­ tion that helps you cross over to a better figure. Special Introductory Price Soft Cup $ 16.99 in white or beige * D cup $1.00 more Fiberfill $7.99 sugg. retail (cotton blend lined) in beige Offer ends January 16,1982 KAY NOWLIN AND MICHAEL JORGENSEN Kay Nowlin and Michael United Methodist church Sunday, Nov. 29, at 10:30 a.m. in concert for the combined parish of Greenwood and Ringwood. A potluck dinner will follow the presentatioa Both of these young people perform professionally with the Chicago symphony chorus, and as soloists, they reflect the quality of their experience in performing a variety of excellent music. In addition to their professional experience, each holds a master's degree in vocal performance from Northwestern university. Their specialty is the performance of great sacred pieces. They will be com­ plimented on the keyboard by Jan Kattas. Jan is an accomplished pianist with a master's degree in ac­ companying from Nor- OPEN SUNDAYS 10 TO 5 McHenry Market Place SAVE UP TO *s & ^ mmm. •Jj PURCHASE OF f AMY MICROWAVE i v.** MM M0V. VIM OMIYI ^4 -̂Sp® ^OCASH DIRECT TO YOU FROM H0TP0INT! Offer applies to retail purchase Oct. 1 thru Nov. 30,1981. AUTO . - , coo. Ill'-; E G f D & E ® SOLID STATE TOUCH CONTROL PADS WITH 10 POWER LEVELS AUTOMATIC COOKING CONTROL WITH HUMIDITY & TEMPERATURE SENSORS COOK BY TIME OR TEMPERATURE H Large 1.3 cu. f t . capacity H Digital read­ out panel plus time of day clock ffl Double- Duty™ shelf for multi-level cooking M Mem­ ory M Quick-set feature for programmed recipes. Model RE952Y thwestera university. She has won numerous piano competitions. Kay and Michael are entertainers in the truest sense of the word, bringing outstanding music to audiences ranging from public television to famous churches, to college workshops where they teach as well as entertain. The music succeeds not only technically, but with a love for life and its creator that makes their concerts both a musical event and an uplifting expedience. 4-H NEWS LINCOLN CLOVERLEAFS The November meeting was called to order and the pledges were led by Don Thennes and Annette Freels. The secretary's and treasurer's reports were read and approved. Plans were made to hold its annual family potluck dinner at the Knights of Columbus hall in McHenry Sunday, Nov. 15, at 2. It was also noted that our club took first place in the county PAGE S - PLAINDEALER window display contest. The meeting was ad­ journed and a party for nine handicapped youths as our guests followed. We played games and awarded prizes. A very pleasant experience was enjoyed by all. Dawn Williamson, Club reporter FRIDAY. 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