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•I. •«•<* 'J' *•* • : : ; ||:| M§§p / Now Is The Time For Sittings For That Very Special ^CHRISTMAS PORTRAIT Evening Specials included with buffet Tuesday-Roast Duck & Dressing Wednesday- B BQ R i bs Thursday-Turkey & Dressing Corned Beef Friday-Fish Fry Saturday-Liver & Onions Chopped Steak Sunday-Roast Pork Loin Turkey and Dressing SERVED DAILY Roast Be®f, Baked Ham. Fried Chicken, Fresh Polish Sausage, Potato Pancakes, Pierogis, Blintzes 12'Salads 12 Desserts and much, much more ^ll AMC SPIRIT D.L. HATCHBACK Iver & black two tone this sharp little compact is - Quipped with gas saving 4 cyl 4 speed power "peering tilt steering column, electric defogger cloth 'Iftckets. d a ver low 22131 certified miles enough to ploate itw pkk* «qu<o wWtns on <M*0 Kulgoto. powti doer iocii j.lt .slK a-itocfc. Chx* rt»» oooovt. $3975 ctefoggsr (ran# 4 tow 80 HONDA ACCORD 4 DR >ndo s top of the line sedon loaded with equipment :lodmg air cond 5 speed overdrive cloth interior n (m stereo cossette. front wheel drive plus oil of >ndo s stondord equipment pockoges flttto PQW<*< {KM tfctv top and a *«rv low 46 *4950 GALLON PACK4-miNDRALRR - KRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26.1982 EARL WALSH o I Hear -An anonymous reader sent a copy of * a previous column with the comment, ! "Sipce you are faced with writing so many-columns at holiday time, why not reprint the enclosed? If they can r-#iye us so many re-runs on TV, you J should have the same privilege." * >; Thank you, Anonymous. Now is the | time. I'll take a chance. $ ^THINGS YOU SELDOM SEE V NOWADAYS: A corn husking knife. A boot jack. V A petticoat hanging below the hem $of a dress. (Ladies were so em- V barrassed). A detachable, celluloid collar on a man. Mittens like our mothers used to knit. •An ink blotter. A medicine show. A nickel beer or a a 5-cent cigar. Hard boiled eggs and free lunch on a bar. An illness that isn't called a virus. A day when some group isn't on strike. A basketball player taking an un­ derhand shot. A .250 hitter who doesn't think he is a big star. 3 percent on your savings. (That's what banks paid way, way back). COME HEAR #Hutton TALK ABOUT ALTERNATIVES FOR MATURING ALLSAVER'S CERTIFICATES Do you have money maturing in CD's, Ml Saver's Certificates, Money Martct Funds or Treasuries? We have ideas which can give you tax deferred growth, tax exempt income, or tax preference growth. Frank Brechon and Tom Vosburgh will be leading the one hour seminar. Call now to reserve a seat It's free but seating is limited. Call Joyce to make a reservation at 226-9330. TIME: PLACE: Thursday, December 2 at 7:30 PM Harvard Sportsman's Club Jet Rt 14 & 23 Harvard, IL 60033 E.F. Mutton A Company, Inc. 1111 South Alpine Road Rockford, Illinois 61108 WHEN E.F. HUTTON TALKS...People Listen Member SIPC WHOLESALE CORRAL THANKSGIVING PRICES For The Public ONLY (No Dealers Please) Good Through November 30 Only CLEANEST AND SHARPEST USED CARS M THE COUNTY 1979 RIVIERA * Red with oyster- white leather buckets, equipped with sunroof, auto., power locks, am/fm stereo, cruise and 39,000 low cert, miles $6875 81 OLDS REGENCY 4 DR. fiarcool firemiit with gray padded vinyl lop. Thi» late del luxury trade is fully loaded with power win- bw» power seats, power locks, om fm stereo, wires |>d more. Only a fraction of the price of a new one. *8975 79 CORDOBA Silver blue metallic with dark blue landau top & dark blue leather bucket seats. This luxury mid-tize is equipped with air. auto, power steeriog. power brakes, tilt, cruise, full-length operator console, new tires 6 more. All at an unbelievable ^3550 77 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME COUPE One of GW S hottest models This may be the perfect car for you Equipped with air. automatic, power steering power brq^es gas saving V-6 tilt wheel radio landau vinyl top 8 more for only *2550 75 OLDS CUTLASS COUPE This has to be the sharpest cutlass in town Arclic white with white interior this one is fully equipped Nice enough for o fir$t car dependable enough for the daughter away at school ^2150 WHOLESALE SPECIALS 76 FORD MUSTANG 76 CUTLASS SALON COUPE 76 CENTURY SPECIAL 25,000 MILES 75 ELECTRA LIM4DR. 75 DODGE CORONET 74 PLYMOUTH SCAMP 72 LESABRE 4 DR. >8 BUICK WILDCAT COUPE *1550 *1650 *1675 *1125 *1625 *650 *200 *650 A one room country school. A tractor without rubber tires. A truck with hard rubber tires. Street cars. An ornamental fence around a home. Alcohol in an automobile radiator. ;>,A five dollar grocery order. A homemade rag carpet rug. An ash pile. A wood plank sidewalk. A team of work horses in a field. A farmer wearing a fur coat and mittens made from the hide of an old horse who gave up and died. A rumble seat. A bobsled. A "Family Entrance'5 sign at the side door of a saloon. Kerosene lamps. Women gathered together for a quilting bee. A 5 and 10 cent store. Hoboes coming to the door for a bite to eat. Bloomer girl basketball teams. A chicken house in a city. Homemade bread. House to house milk wagons. (When they used horses, the nag would move along the route and stop at strategic Parking Scofflaws spots without a whoa or giddap). A one-cent postcard. Women covering their heads in church. A wood-burning cook stove. The reservoir at the end of the stove gave off enough steam to humidify the house. A derby hat. Unpaved streets. Plate size, homemade sugar cookies with a big raisin in the center. A threshing machine. A kid with a black eye. A drop kick in a football game. A family orchard. A singer on TV who doesn't yell like a hog caller. A guest on. a TV talk show who doesn't try to impress you with a tale that his family was very poor when he ' was a boy. A TV or Radio commercial that isn't corny. A crew cut. Spats. (The kind worn with shoes), a-n-d Another thing you seldom see these days is a columnist ancient enough, to remember those things. RINGWOOD NEWS Doris Low 653-9262 Koty Christopher 385-6007 See Little Use Of New Law By Angela Burden |SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE A new law which went into effect last week allowing the suspension of a driver's license for parking scof­ flaws appears to be primarily designed for large cities and probably wont be used much in McHenry county.- Drivers who have more than 10 unpaid parking tickets could face suspension of their driver's license under the new law. The measure was signed by Gov. James Thompson on Sept. 17, and a 60- day grace period after the signing ended Wednesday. In Chicago, reportedly there are more than one million unpaid parking tickets and the payment of these outstanding citations would bring in millions of dollars of revenue. In • McHenry county, most municipalities have just a handful of unpaid tickets which are usually taken care of with the threat of a court hearing or warrant. When a person has more than 10 unpaid parking fines, a municipality must obtain a warrant. Suspension of a license is ordered by the secretary of state after he has received notification from circuit clerk's on a form prescribed by him. McHenry County Circuit Clerk Bill Kays told Shaw Media News he has not received any of the forms from the secretary of state's office. Kays said he has not been ap- Parking fine violators in McHenry appear to cause no problem for authorities, according to Police Chief George Pasenelli. "The usual violators are local people we know. We call them and they pay up," the chief said. "People here are good about paying parking fines. We'll only go after violator's licenses if they flagrantly flaunt the law," said Pasenelli. State Troopers Out In Force Used Stamps Still Needed The children are still in need of all of your cancelled stamps for a project they have going at the Ringwood school. Anyone wishing to send stamps may do so to Lil Visconti of Ringwood, or contact either of the above numbers. With the holidays coming up we all just might have a few more cancelled stamps that we could salvage for these students' projects. STILL NO WHISTLE v Well folks, it seems that it will be up to each individual to let Mr. Martin of Morton Chemical, know exactly how each of us feels about no whistle at 8 a.m. 12 p.m., 12:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. So let's all get busy and send him a personal letter. We do hope that no whistle blowing is only a temprary thing. It seems that a couple of children have missed the school bus because they had become so depen­ dent on hearing the whistle to know when to go out for the bus. HERE AND THERE Lil and Frank Visconti and Frankie spent last weekend visiting with relatives near and far, in the small town of Gary, Ind. A good time of visiting and catching up on who's who, who belongs to who, and how many new little ones, etc. Karen Bazilewich, daughter Karen, and son Troy went trail riding out at the new facilities on Hart road at Glacier park last Sunday. Those trail riding with them were Bobby Wolf, son Phillip and daughter Laurie of McHenry. Sounds like fun. Illinois state troopers are out in force this Thanksgiving weekend, trying to make Illinois roadways safer for the Holiday traveler. A special "Emphasis Patrol" is in effect until piidnight, Sunday, Nov. 28. Troopers who usually work in the office such as administrative and speciality personnel are out and riding patrol. Prime concentration for the extra patrol officers is enforcement of the 55 speed limit, apprehension of the drunk and drinking driver and a close surveillance for equipment violations. - Hie Illinois State Police also remind motorists traveling over this Thanksgiving holiday to drive BIRTHDAYS courteously, obey all traffic laws, Birthday greetings to to Rich Miller wear seat belts, and use child and Jack Kuhrt on Nov. 29, with Billie y in the-tor restraints for child^qn ridings in ». -vJo Bounds J&ecqaung a big 7-year-oM law. a vHM&htttsehiele. • §| srit « tn. nxa «nivi©ect>c3fe | pdJVJ Tomlinsoii Will >c ' celebrate her special day Dec. 3, with e Janet Bauer Halligan doing the same on Dec. 4. Dec. 5 finds Bill Baker j»nri Dorothy Winters adding another candle to their cakes. We wish all of you wonderful people a very Happy Birthday and many more to come. Sally and Chris Delby spent the weekend with Chris's parents down southern Illinois way. There was coffee klutching at the top of the hill this past Monday morning. Friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Doris Low for coffee, goodies and visiting. John Kane and his sister, Napcy, of Marlborough, Conn, recently spent a day with the Art Christophers. They are the son and daughter of Ed and Marion Kane, former members of the Ringwood church. SITflNG DEADLINE NOV.27IH FOR GUARANTEED CHRISTMAS DELIVERY Coll Today 3SS4093 PHOTOGRAPHY BY NIES McHenry ONLY (Model S-481U) S&X&TFR TEMP-RITE 10 11,300 BTU per hour • Heats a 400 sq. ft area • Operates 10-14 hours on a tankful of kerosene • Beautiful wood grain cabinet • Automatic elec­ tronic ignition • 99.9% fuel efficient for smokeless, odorless operation • Automatic instant shutoff if jarred or tipped • No installation or venting required • Lift-out fuel tank for easy filling • UL Listed and Certified by NKHA. ANNIVERSARIES Best wishes go to Chuck and Bev Acker man, way down Texas way, on Dec. l; and to Mary and Sherman Spencer on Dec. 2. The Spencers will be celebrating about 43 years of togetherness on that day. We wish both couples a very Happy An­ niversary and many more years of wedded bliss. HAPPINESS . Happiness is finding someone you like at the front door, during the holidays, or anytime. DATES TO REMEMBER Nov. 28 - Worship service - 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church. Junior church - 9:30 a.m. - Ringwood church. . .iir Nov. 28 - Advent workshop - 3 p.m. - Ringwood church. Dec. ,1 - Choir practice - 7 p.m. - Ringwood church. Dec. 5 - Worship service - 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church. Junior church - 9:30 a.m. - Ringwood church. Dec. 8 - Choir practice - 7 p.m. - Ringwood church. Dec. 9 - U.M.W. (United Methodist Women) Christmas party, potluck at the home of Alice Peet - noon. GOD BLESS POLICE TICKETS The City of McHenry Police department has issued the following citations. Ricky E. Koczor, 2301 Woodlawn, driving while license revoked. Lila B. Cherry, 1711 Pleasant, driving too fast for conditions. Diane L. Augustyniak, 4504 Garden Quarter, no valid safety test. Victor J. Romandine, 3507 Vine, failure to yield the right-of-way. Betty Jane Lewan, 3501 N. Pitzen, disobeyed a traffic control device and expired driver's license. Philip Oneal Milam, 3617 Robin Court, Spring Grove, driving too fast for conditions. Douglas K. Johnson, 4704 Willow Lane, improper lane usage and driving under the influence. Nancy E. Lorch, 1205 Hayden, speeding, 41 mph in a 30 zone. Jerrold B. Smith, 4014 Kane Ave., no valid registration. Robin J. Radworth, 9017 Shady Lane, Wonder Lake, disobeyed a red light. Gary E. Tonyan, 1640 N. Park St., improper lane usage. Patricia G. Schlotterer, 1804 Riverside Drive, improper backiiig. Nelson L. Adams, 806 Allen, avoiding a traffic control device. Frank H. Baccia, 413 Kent, speeding, 46 mph in a 30 zone. Peter A. Champney, 408 Waters Edge, speeding, 50 mph in a 35 zone. Mark A. Dehn, 7314 W. Route 120, no valid registration. Norbert J. Hiller, 5603 N. Spring Grove Road, no valid safety test. David D. Adams, 7605 Carlton, Spring Grove, improper lane usage and driving under the influence. Gerald J. Biederer, 1308 Eastwood, disobeyed a traffic control device. ly C. Cypher, 4803 N. Jeffery, & 44 mph in a 30 zone. jitt A. McQueeny, 3315 Fairway, disobeyed a stop sign. Lonny D. Gallus, 3708 W. James, no valid registration. * Richard R. Miller, 601 N. Green St., failure to yield the right-of-way from a private drive. William L. Wyman, 5006 Park View, disobeyed a traffic control device. Edwin H. Fish, 8021 Oakwood, Wonder Lake, speeding, 53 mph in a 35 zone. William F. Townley, 3115 Shady Lane, Wonder Lake, no valid registration. Robert C. Miller, 3816 John St., failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. R. Bradley Lloyd, 3701 Coral, Wonder Lake, speeding, 68 mph in a 55 zone. Thomas M. Wonnacott, 920 Royal, speeding, 70 mph in a 55 zone. Michael E. Gilliland, 5005 Sand­ burg, speeding, 52 mph in a 40 zone. Marie T. Klein, 4010 N. Blitsch, Spring Grove, speeding, 52 mph in a 40 zone. Barbara J. Emery, 4618 W. Willow, speeding, 45 mph in a 25 zone. BULK K-l KEROSENE WITH COUPON ACE ACE HARDWARE 3729 W. ELM STREET (RTE. 120), McHENRY, ILL. 3RS-3A&0