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/ It • WiVtlL«U Atf| A«NMi RINGWOOD NEWS Doris Low 653-9262 Koty Christopher * 385-8037 Church Holds Rummage Sale - The semi-annual rummage sale of the Ringwood United Methodist church will be held Friday, Oct. 22, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 23, from 9 a.m. to noon. If yod have any donations to make, the ladies will be at the church at 9 a.m. each day starting Monday, Oct. 18. If you have any questions about someone being there to receive your contribution, you may call the church at 653-6956. There will be coffee and -- served Friday forenoon. IT'S A BOY Michael and Ruth (Tonyan) Woods of Pell Lake, Wis. became the Droud parents of a son born Oct. 8. Robert John weighed 5 lbs., 4 oz. and measured 17V4 inches. He has a sister, <^*Jean Marie, who was two cm Sept. 25. 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OUR FINEST SPECIMEN TREE... YOUR BEST BUY 79 EMERALD QUEEN NORWAY MAPLE An excellent selection for dense, cool shade, this hardwood, oval-beaded maple developer into a strong and stalely 12-14 Ft. Reg. 133.50 sPccimen- SAVE 54.50 HOLLAND BULB Package Tulips 7 Bulbs *1.49 (Reg. 1.79) SALE Choose from our 100 varieties of assorted bulbs. ' PRIDE OF FLOWERWOOD BIG RED TULIPS 1Q/$2.19 (Reg 35 ea.) PLANT FALL BULBS NOW! FOR LOVELY SPRING COLOR. Choose from our 100 varieties of assorted fall bulbs. 4 ALL BAGGED LANDSCAPE STONE SAVE 30% *2.39 & up 50 Lb. Bags (Reg. 3.49) SALE PLEASE VISIT OUR NEW & EXPANDED WILD BIRD DEPARTMENT. ..Feeders and Food for all Wild Feathered Friends. We Accept MasterCard. VISA and American Express 815-459-6200 owerw •J cod Rout* 14 ft 176, Crystal Uks Mon. thru Thura. 9-6; Fri. fr-fl; Sat. B-S; Sun. 10-5 paternal grandparents are Howard and Joyce Woods of Lake Geneva. Rose Tonyan of Ringwood is the great- grandmother. We wish Michael and Ruth much happiness with their little family. ENJOY LONG WEEKEND Clarence and Ida Mae Adams, with their children, Doug, Chad, Tanya and Lincoln, traveled to Pennsylvania this past weekend to visit Ida Mae's brother and sister-in-law, Tom and Maya Walkington, and do some sightseeing. The folks were fortunate to have some good weather, a little cool? and the fall colors were beautiful. They spent a day in Pittsburgh where they toured Carnegie Institute, saw Three-Rivers stadium (couldn't miss that with little leaguers in the family) and also rode the incline up the mountain. It was a wonderful time for everyone. FAMILY REUNION The yearly family reunion of the Thomas clan (Doris Low belongs to it) met again at Bettendorf, Iowa with 75 people present. There were aunts and uncles and cousins by the dozens from Arizona, Minnesota, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa and Illinois. There were several tour-generation families represented and some present that haven't been to a reunion for several years. In fact, Doris' brother Darold and wife Lori, of Arizona and part of their family, brother Larry and Carry Lou and Kent of Michigan were there and of course sister Marge of McHenry and her mom. This is the first time for all five together at the family reunion since 1968. 'Twas a good time for all, and a delicious brunch prepared by all those aunts and cousins. The little ones got to go on their usual walk down by the Mississippi river with some of the younger adults this year. Visitors in the Walt Low and Mabels- Thomas home this past week were brother Darold Thomas and wife Lori and some of their family, from Phoenix, Mabel has accompanied her son and family home for the winter months at least. BIRTHDAYS <• "Happy Birthday" to Ila Hogan, Ken Beck and Earl Betts, Jr. on Oct. 19; and Oct. 20 is that special day for Lori Mack. Marion Kane, way out there in .Connecticut will celebrate her special day Oct. 22; with Oct. 23 being that special day for Ernie Malsch, Dick Assin and Brian J. Etten. Oct. 24 finds Ben Jacobs, Jr. and Diane Palermo adding another candle to their cakes. We wish all of you wonderful people many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Fred and Dotty Sellers on Oct. 18; and Oct. 22 finds Ingeborge and Sig Jacobeon celebrating another year of togetherness. We wish both couples many more years of wedded bliss. DATES TO REMEMBER Oct.17 - Worship service - 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church. Junior church - 9:30 a.m. - Ringwood church. Oct. 20 - Choir practice - 7 p.m. - Ringwood church. Oct. 22 - Semi-annual Rummage Sale - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. "Coffee And". Oct. 23 - Semi-annual Rummage Sale - 9 a.m. to noon. Oct. 24 - Worship service - 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church. Junior church -- 9:30 a.m. - Ringwood church. Oct. 27 - Choir practice - 7 p.m. - Ringwood church. Oct. 30 - UNCEF will be collecting at 1 p.m. - meet at Ringwood church. Nov. 6 - Annual Roast Beef Dinner and Bazaar - Ringwood church - details later. GOD BLESS Revival Speaker Barbershop Harmony Will Feature McHenry Singers EVANGELIST NEIL P. SMITH The McHenry Church of God will conduct revival services Oct. 17 through Oct. 24. Evangelist Neil P. Smith of Aurora, whose ministry has been described as "a great blessing to many people", will serve as guest speaker for these special services. An invitation is extended to the public to visit with the congregation during the revival. The schedule of services lists Sundays at 11 a.m. nd 6p.m. and week nights at 7 p.m. Divorces Judgments for dissolution of marriage were recently granted in 19th Judicial Circuit court, Wood­ stock, to: Russell A. McFadden Jr. and Mary R. McFadden; Lester W. Crossman and Avis D. Crossman; Karen M. Fransen and John J. Fransen. Charlene A. Fleming and Barry P. Fleming; Richard Dennis and Linda Dennis; Timothy G. Freund and Sandra J. Freund. Sally J. Holmes and Clayton L. Holmes; Karen L. Bourne and Ralph W. Bourne Jr.; Modesta Chavera and Telesforo G. Chavera. Margaret M. Loewe and Neil W. Loewe; Margaret A. Burkhardt and Timothy J. Burkhardt; Robot C. Faerber and Diana L. Faerber. Jorgeen H. Ripley and Robert L. Ripley; Leonard G. Wise and Bonnie H. Wise; Lynn M. Janusek and Donald J. Janusek. Richard Wiegman Jr. and Shirley Wiegman; Deborah K. Nixon and Melvin E. Nixon; Gary E. Steadman and Denise M. Steadman. txradoKs TS 9 PER MO. • NO'J natal lotion charge • NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted • ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 FOX VALliY DIVISION ®1M2 . nura Awni TI Louv SA AWNINGS DON'T JUST SHADE WINDOWS tliey also • HELP CIRCULATE OUTSIDE AIR - IMPROVE FLOW OF NORMAL CONVECTTVE CURRENTS. • BLOCK OUT EXCESSIVE SOLAR RADIATION. LET IN SOFT, PLEASANT LIGHT. • PROVIDE UP TO 25% SAVINGS IN AIR CONDITIONING COSTS WITHOUT USING ENERGY! • ENHANCE THE APPEARANCE OF ANY HOME OR BUSINESS. • PROTECT WINDOWS FROM WIND, RAIN & SNOW. m Biscwrt 18% DISCOUNT on an* SCREEN _svy LET ME SHpW YOU HOW - RL14N.-Walworth, Wise. , 4M/275-2176 An exciting night of barbershop harmony, featuring both quartets and chorus, is < coming to the Elgin Masonic temple Oct. 16. The Elgin chapter of the Society for the Preservation of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America in cooperation with the Masonic Temple association will present Sing Out! Sing Out!, a night of barbershop harmony, beginning at 8 p.m. Featured on the show will be the Elgin Minutemen of Harmony chorus of 40 men. The singers in this group come from a radius of about 25 miles on all sides of Elgin, as far north as McHenry, east to Schaumburg, west to Hampshire and Sycamore and south to Geneva. Recently they competed in the Illinois state contest in Peoria, HI. There they were in the top 15 choruses in the state out of approximately 45 choruses. On this coming show they will feature some very familiar songs from the past like "Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home", "Strolling Through the Park One Day", and "Row Row Row". Ticket chairman is Marv Jedicker, 218 Gladys, Fox River Grove, phone 639-3450. The Masonic temple is located at 310 E. Chicago street (Rt. 19) in Elgin. Victims Of Agoraphobia Should Contact Clinic Do you experience a shortness of breath, dizziness, dry mouth, dif­ ficulty swallowing, weakness or trembling accompanied by one or a combination of the following feelings: impending doom, losing control, going crazy, or the urge to run? You've checked with your doctor and he-she can find no medical explanation for your symptoms ... You also ex- pereince anxiety at the thought of entering or avoid completely going to shopping malls, stores, restaurants, theatres, church, large gatherings, being a passenger in a car, driving far from home, buses, trains or planes (essentially any place that doesn't have an easy way out). You may feel the necessity of taking a family member with on any of the above experiences, or completely avoid these situations. If any of these symptoms or combination of symp­ toms apply to you - you may be suffering from Agoraphobia. According to Marleen Lorenz, Project Director for the Agoraphobia clinic with the Human Development center, "many people suffering from Agoraphobia feel they are 'losing their minds' ". "Symptoms as well as reactions of Agoraphobics to situations vary which is why the diagnosing of agoraphobics is so difficult", stated Marleen Lorenz. One person may experience feelings of panic only when driving or going to a store while another person may not be able to leave his or her home. Problems are created for the family as well as the victim due to the alibis and excuses. Depression, isolation, a feeling of being different from others result- from the restricted lifestyle and lack of understanding by others. Marleen Lorenz added, "that frequently the person does not confide in others as the fears seem so unreasonable, even as they are ex­ perienced". If you or someone you know is ex­ periencing symptoms of agoraphobia please call Marleen Lorenz, 815-385- 6524. The Agoraphobia clinic includes education, relaxation training, field work, and assertiveness training. Please contact the Human Development center for additional programs as well, including Biofeedback, Weight Loss, Stress Management, and Future Women workshops at 385-6524. According to the U.S. Post Office, a postal card is one that has the stamp printed on it, a post card must be stamped. RECALLING PIONEER DAYS-At the recent Greenwood Day festival held at the McHenry County Historical museum in Union, one of the afternoon highlights was an old fashioned spell-down held with fourth graders from the Greenwood school. Pictured here are the first and second place champions with their "pioneer" teacher, Louise Gillmore, also of Greenwood. Left to right are Sherri Year tow, Louise Gillmore, teacher; and Debbie Felske. Opsa Daily SAM to 5PM Saturday 9 AM to 12 Noon UNDER THE SUN i< KERO-SUN" PORTABLE HEATERS ARE THE BEST SELLING KEROSENE HEATERS IN AMERICA OMN115' Costs just pennies per hour to run! Kero-Sun already counts its owners in the millions! 99.9% fuel efficient -saves you money - Keeps you warm! safety-tested and listed by underwriters Laboratories. 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