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PAGE 18 - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8,1882 RINGWOOD NEWS Doris Low Koty Christopher 653-9262 385-8037 Cathy Peterson, a new speech pathologist at Easter Seals is working with Kevin Grismer, an Easter Seals day srK~d : • V . Speech Pathologist Joins County Easter Seals Staff Karen Pesce, executive director for the Easter Seal Society for McHenry County has announced the hiring of Cathy Peterson, a native of Loves Park, 111. as a new speech therapist for Easter Seals. Peterson graduated last June from Northern Illinois university with a Master of Arts in speech pathology. At Easter Seals, Cathy will be working with day school students and be in charge of the stroke club which meets once a month. She will be seeing clients of all ages at the Therapy center in Woodstock, in schools and will help conduct free hearing screenings throughout McHenry county. Before coming to Easter Seals, Ms. Peterson taught pre-kindergarten language classes. Pesce said, "Cathy enjoys working with children and is an excellent therapist in our Child Development program for youngsters from 0-3 who suffer some form of developmental delay and require the help of a physical, occupational or speech therapist." For more information about Easter Sealc' speech and language therapy programs, write to Easter Seals 706 Washington, Woodstock, 60098, or phone 815 338-1707. When snow melts off your roof while the air is still frigid, it's a sure sign your home loses heat through the roof. OTT Children Need Scout Uniforms During this tight economy period, some of us find it a little difficult to be able to buy all the things we need, Perhaps a Girl Scout or Cub Scout uniform seems unessential to most of us, but to a little boy or girl who is joining Scouts for the first time, it gives them a great deal of pride to put on that uniform to attend their meetings. If your children have outgrown their uniform£~anti} you wish to donate or sell them foy& nominal sum, please contact Nancy Daurio at 653-9906. She is primarily interested in Brownie and Cub Scout uniforms but wiU b£ happy to see that Girl Scout unifefras get to the proper leaders. FLORIDA VACATION Summer is a tune of fun and en­ joyment with your children before they return to school. That is What Mick and Nancy Daurio found when they took a three-week vacation to Florida with their children Michelle, Mickey and Joey. Their first stop was Chickamaugua Battlefield and Stone Mountain in Georgia. While in Georgia, they also visited Nancy's aunt, Barbara Mc- Nulty and family, who they had not seen in seven years. There was a lot of news to get caught up with. The folks camped out most of the time and stayed at Kissimmee, Fla. while they spent two days at Disney World. From there they traveled to West Palm Beach where they visited Mick's cousins, Joe and Joannie DeMauro. The children loved the Mick had a convention to attend in Miami Beach, so Nancy and the children had a big decision to make that week, whether to stay at the motel pool or go to the beach to get their suntan. They must have opted for the beach part of the time because they got a nice collection of sea shells. They saw the live mermaids at Weeki Wachee and then were on the road to Picyune, Miss, to visit Mick's aunt Marie Pasentine. Unfortunately, they did not get to see her as she was at the hospital with ho* daughter Judy who had been admitted very unex­ pectedly. They did enjoy a nice time with Mick's cousin's wife, Trish and son, Dennis. To finish off the trip, the folks stayed1 at Pickwick State Park in Tennessee where they toured the Shiloh Battlefield. They did a great many tilings on their trip but Nancy said it was very relaxing. After they got home, they celebrated anniversaries with other family members including Jim and Mary Daurio, Bob and Dolores White, Jim and Cindy Daurio and Tom Daurio. U.M.W. TO MEET The Ringwood United Methodist Women will meet in the home of Althea Walkington Thursday, Oct. 14, at 12:30. We welcome any ladies of the church to attend this meeting. Hillier cm Oct. 11 and to Charles Tonyan, Tony Weiser, and Mary Beth (Hopp) Harvey on Oct. 12. Oct. 14 is that special day for Craig Ackerman and John Schilling with Oct. 15 being that special day for Randy Son- nemaker and Terry Freeburg. Oct. 16 will find Margo Andrea adding another candle to her cake and Juanita Ackerman and Bob Klap- perich will he doing the same Oct. 17. We wish you all a very Happy Birth­ day and many more to be. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Roger and Bonny Petska on October 12. We wish you two many more years of togetherness. L DATES TO REMEMBER Oat. 10 - Worship service - 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church. Junior Housing Grants church - 9:30 a.m. - Ringwood church. Oct. 11- No School - Columbus Day. Oct. 13 - Choir practice - 7 p.m. *- Ringwood church. Oct. 14-UnitedMethodist Women - 12:30 p.m. - at homt of Althea Walkington. Oct. 17 - Worship service w :̂i5 a.m. -r Ringwood church. Junior church - 9:30 a.m. - Ringwood church. Obt. 17 - Quilt show - Union - McHenry County Musuem, l to 5 p.m. Quilt Demonstration by Lois Shay at 2 •p.m. Oct. 20 - Choir practice - 7 p.m. - Ringwood church. Oct. 22 - Semi-annual Rummage Sale - Ringwood church - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. * Oct. 23 - Rummage Sale *- Ringwood church - 9 a.m. to noon* GOD BLESS t For The Veterans Administration is reminding certain Illinois disabled veterans of military'service that they may be entitled to a grant from the VA for a home especially adapted to their needs. -j Grady Horton, director of the VA regional office in Chicago, said that veterans who may be eligible for the grant of up to $32,500 must be entitled to compensation for a permanent and total service-connected disability, due to specific conditions. The VA grant College Board Veterans may not be more than 50 percent of the cost of building, buying or remodeling of a home. * < Horton said eligible veterans with available loan guaranty entitlement may also obtain a guaranteed loan from the VA to supplement the grant to acquire a specially adapted home All VA regional offices have detail about the specially adapted home grant. 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