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V*.1 I * I RINGWOODNEWS Doris Low 653-9162 Koty Christopher 385-8037 Bazilwichs Have Family Visitors There was a flurry of excitement at •he home of Karen and Greg Razilwich (his past week as Karen's sister \ludy. hubby George LaGrow, and four children. Debbie, Martin, Rachel and Jon arrived from New Ulm, Minn. George is a professor at Marfin Luther college and Judy repairs antiques. This is the first time Karen and Judy have been together in five years, so it was with great an­ ticipation (hat they got to catch up on •heir girl talk. The big surprise was i he announcement of Judy's fifth child <o arrive on her forty-first birthday. Grandpa Kirwan came to visit also from Villa Park. III. (Karen and Judy's dad). The whole group then went over to Karen's brother's home in Lake Villa, where sister-in-law Rose Kirwan served a lovely dinner for i he group It was also Uie first time in five years that the three kids have been togtther; Karen, Judy and brother Ed kirwan. A happy time was had by aft > w ' k i BIRTHDAY GET-TOGETHER A birthday get-together was pool- side at the home of Patti Miller on Sunday. July It. to celebrate the birthday of Alice Mafltfilcox on June »: Eddie ErwfcfeBob Low, July ll; and Dortna Erwin, July 27. Delicious srflads were served with the traditional cake and ice cream. drove up from Indiana so the folks could enjoy Great America while the older ones enjoyed a good On Saturday, former res Odell and Kate Gelvta of Fairland, Oka. stopped in on their way to Milwaukee for the National Junior Hereford show. With the Gehrtna wars their daughter, Linda, and two of her children, Shelley and Brian. The youngest girl stayed home with Dad to help run the dairy which Linda and her husband operate. Accompanying the Gelvins were the Paid Tucker family and Paul Allen family, all of BIRTHDAYS "Happy Mrtbday" to Arline Pearson, Thomas Parsley, Sr., Jim Segin and Vicki Johnson on July M; and to Donna Lynn Erwin, Linda and Lee WalU t̂on. We wish yon all a vary happy day and many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES to Bf*!* Pfd : on July it and to Lenny and Laura Ackerman Aug. l. We wish att many more years of wadded Walk For M.D. you al Miss. DATES TO REMEMBER July » - Worship service - 9:15 a.m. -- Ring wood church. Aug. I- Worship service 15 s.m. - Ringwood church. GOD VISITORS The Art Christophers enjoyed a visit laat week from Katy's niece, Barbara Sorenaen. and her two daughters with a couple of girlfriends. The folks I ' '• II I Hopp and Al Jones July 27. July 2t wtH be that special day for Althea Walkington, Buelah Kick and Art Kreutzers, Sr.; with Vivian McDowell celebrating July 2S. July 90 is that special day for Larry Spencer; and July 31 finds Yvonne Petaka and Amy Rich adding another candle to their cakes. Aug. 1 is that special day for Antonette Viscootl, PROMOTED Marine Lance CpL Scott E. Zim­ merman, son of Chuck and Darisoe Zimmerman of 7423 Maple, Wonder Lake, has been promoted to his present rank while serving with 1st battalion, llth dleton, Calif. Marinas, Pen- fldriey Smith, left, and Dystrophy have to Lake Geneva every right to and ralslag 9H I 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for your convenience Marengo Federal Savings and loon association pfft 'V** Marengo, Woodstock, Crystal Lake, McHenry GIGANTIC SAVINGS ; SAVINUS HURRY! mmK UMFTEC TIME ,>-- Saber BuicK's ) MOWS TBI TUB Baber Quick 9 1 S R T . 12 . F O X L A K f 3 1 2 5 8 7 2555 M i ) \ i H i M l 11 ost i) su* •GOI SAVINGS SAFETY HINTS fay Secretary of State Jim Edgar The new organ donor law that went into effect July 1 makes it easier to save the lives and sight of individuala waiting for transplants. An "anatomical gift card" is printed on the back of all Illinois drivers' licenses. This csrd signed by the driver and two wit- nesses authorizes the donation of specific body parts upon the death of the cardholder. Additionally, the anatomical gift card will be printed on the back of the photo identification cards issued from my office as soon aa possible. Under this new law my office will also provide organ donor information pamphlets to all Illinois residents along with their regular drivers license renewal forms. These pamphlets carry basic information about becoming an organ donor and include an extra donor card. T h r o u g h t h e generosity of Illlinois drivers, this new program can help save the life or the sight of one of the hundreds of Illinois residents currently waiting for transplantable organs. Anyone, of any age, may be considered as a donor. All it takes is your signature. If you have any questions about the Secretary of State's office, please feel free to use our toll-free telephone number (800- 252-8980). (A copy of the Rules of the Road will be sent to you upon request. Write to Jim Edgar, Secretary of State, Springfield, HI.. 62756). Attempted rapes are leas likely to be reported to police. Shirley Smith of Dutch Creek and Mary Nielsen of Orchard Heights are two ladles who enjoy a challenge. They also enjoy exercise. One recent day they aroee before the sun and set out at 5 a.m. on a journey that would take them more than 20 miles to Lake Geneva, Wis. Recording a good pace, they reached Richmond at 7:15 and stopped for breakfast before heading for Genoa City on the next leg of their trip. The two women decided on the adventure after a winter of exercise classes. They wanted to prove their fitness to themselves. Friends and family members had encouraged them to take pledgee and donate the money to Muscular Dystrophy, a suggestion which met with their approval. This particular charity was selected because MS. Nielsen's son, Mike, has entered the Bed Race in behalf of M.D. In con­ nection with McHenry's Fiesta Days celebration. The ladies were greeted warmly along the way. A friend, Don Henry, of Lake Geneva, had a big welcome sign' awaiting their arrival at the city, limita, which occurred at 2 o'clock inf the afternoon. £ 1 After an overnight stay and a dky oI sightseeing, they returned' to McHenry with $80 for M.D., a fact that lessened tl muscles. the pain of Misters and sore Church Speaker Will Offer Women Challenge The ladies of the Wonder Lake Bible church will be enjoying a time of fellowship Tuesday, July 27, at 7:30 p.m. Speaker for the evening will be Mrs. Jeanette Dickerson from Crystal Lake, who will challenge the women by posing the question, "Do you recognize all you can be in your home?" Mrs. Dickerson is the mother of two grown children and has been married to her husband, Roy, for 33 years. She is a teacher-leader for Bible Study Fellowship, an interdenominational Bible study. Also on the program for the evening will be a ladies' trio providing some special music. Woman of the community are in­ vited to attend what promises to be ah interesting and thought provoking evening. Refreshments will be served On Sunday, July 25, at the 10:50 a.m. morning worship service, Pastor Conklin's message will be entitled, "Serving the Coming Lord". During the 6 p.m. Bible fellowship hour. Pastor Conklin will continue his series of messages from the book of Jonah. This week's message is entitled "Another Chance". The Wednesday evening Prayer and Praise hour, which meets at 7:30, will continue lessons on Prayer from Luke. Looking ahead to Auguat, the church family will participate in a service of dedication for Rick and Donna Wright and their family as they prepare to leave the area and go to Camp Forest Springs in Westboro, Wis., to labor for the Lord in a camp ministry. Also coming in August will be an evening with the Conklin family singers on the fifteenth and Rally Day and Promotion Sunday for the Sunday school on the twenty-ninth. Hie Wonder Lake Bible church is located at the north end of Wonder Lake at 7501 Howe road. Sunday school begins st 9:30 a.m., with bus service available on both the east and west sides of the lake. Nursery care is provided at all Sunday services. Pastor Conklin and the members of the church warmly weleome all who would like to worship wifh than. Further information may be obtained by calling 728-0422 or 728-1887. Isaiah 53 In July 25 Concert Isaiah 53, the eight-member, con­ temporary Christian music ensemble, will be performing at the McHenry city park bandshdl in a Sunday morning worship concert at 11:30 a.m. July 25. The McHenry based group weaves scripture and song into each per­ formance creating a unique worship- entertainment atmosphere. Operating entirely on faith and free-will of- ferings, 153 has performed in numerous places around the state, including non-trsditional church settings. 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