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RINGWOOD NEWS Doris Low 653-9262 Koty Christopher 385-8037 Community Feels Tragic Loss The community was deeply saddened to learn of the death of Jerry Hogan last Friday, son of John and Ua Hogan. Our sincerest sympathy goes to his wife, Ruth Ann, and their children, as well as to the entire Hogan family. RECEPTION FOR MARGE EVANS On a beautiful sunny afternoon, friends gathered at the Ringwood church last Sunday to wish Marge Evans a happy birthday. A beautifully decorated cake and floral piece centered the refreshment table. An added and very pleasant sur­ prise occurred when Reinhold Hoh- mann appeared with his accordion to play "Happy Birthday" while everyone joined in singing. Reinhold and his wife, Trudi, furnished some additional music to add to the happy occasion. BIBLE STUDY POSTPONED Because of conflicting activities, the Green wood-Ringwood parish Adult Sunday school group will not be meeting this Saturday evening, Feb. 26. This group meets the second and fourth Saturday evening of each month and welcomes any who wish to participate with them. You may contact Pastor Gordon Smith for more details. VISITS ST. LOUIS Bill Baker accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Seeger, and son Mark, to the Feed and Grain Dealers convention in St. Louis recently. While there, they got to do a little sightseeing, including a tour of the brewery. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY WITH FAMILY Cindy Baker was home last Saturday to celebrate her birthday with her folks. She is employed and living in Woodstock. RUMMAGE SALE The spring rummage sale will be held at the Ringwood church on Friday. March 18. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, March 19, from 9 a.m. to noon. Any donations may be brought to the church starting Monday, March. 14. CALENDAR Sunday - Worship - service. Special Olympics Concert PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1*0 Ringwood --9:15 a.m. Church school - 9:30 a.m. Wednesday - Choir practice -- Ringwood - 7 p.m. Thursday, Mar. 10-U.M.W. - home of Blanche Howe. 12:30 p.m. Fri., Mar. 18 - 9 to 5 - Rummage Sale, Ringwood. Sat., Mar. 19 -- 9 to 12 -- Rummage Sale. Ringwood. BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday" to Yvonne Bounds, Feb. 29. our leap year gal. March 1 is that special day for Carol Borchardt and Ted Malo. with Duane Andreas celebrating his special day March 2. March 3 finds Sherry Paulson and Gail Miller adding another candle, as Chery l Gaman will do on March 4. March 5 finds A1 Null celebrating his special day: and on March 6, Betsy Gay will do likewise. Clayton Bruce will do his special thing for his special day March 7. We wish ati of you wonderful people a very happy day and many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES We have none listed and ask that you please call us with your special dates. Singer-songwnter-entertainer Jim Post, and accompanist violinist Randy Sabien. will perform their wide variety of songs, wit. and humor at the Woodstock Opera House Feb. 26. Also appearing with Post will be the Friedlander and Hall Swing band, in what will be the third annual "Concert for Special Olympics", in one show only, beginning at 8 p.m. Post, nationally known for his high clear tenor voice, driving guitar rhythms, and comic vision is per­ fectly complemented by his side man Randy Sabien and his facile violin. zz improvizations. and wry disbelief of Post After iO albums, a top ten hit • 'Reach out in the Darkness" 1968». two grammy nominations, and thousands of performances coast-to- coast. Post has built a huge audience for his brand of kinetic inhibition and vocal wizardy. The Friedlander and Hall Swing band is known throughout the mid­ west as one of the oniy accoustic swing bands that specialize in 20's. 30's. 40*s. music, as well as the technical accomplishment each member Of the band displays on their respective instruments. Jeff Friedlander fronts the band on lead vocals and guitar. Ed Hall 'of Woodstock on lead guitar, banjo, and vocals This fine evening of entertainment is sponsored by the Northern Illinois Special Recreation association, with all proceeds donated for the benefit of Special Olympic programs in McHenry county . Tickets are on sale at the Woodstock Opera House ticket office Ticket office hours are from noon to 5.30 p m Tuesday through Friday, and 9:30 a m to3:30 p m on Saturday, and one hour before the performance For reservations or information, call 815- 338-5300 Pilot Dental Clinic Opened The McHenry County Board of Health, in cooperation with the McHenry County Dental society opened a pilot dental clinic at the Valley Hi Nursing home in Hartland Feb. 25 at 1 p.m. The initial purpose of this project is to provide the 100 residents of the county nursing home with much needed dental and cancer prevention care. If this program proves suc­ cessful, it is the hope of the sponsors to eventually serve other senior citizens and dentally indigent persons residing in McHenry county. A fully equipped dental office has been set up at Valley Hi through the generosity of various members of the McHenry County Dental society. Services for the clinic, as well as equipment and supplies are provided by members of the McHenry County Dental society. For further information contact Dr. Leslie Krieger, member McHenry County Board of Health and McHenry County Dental society, at 385-3082 or the McHenrv County Department of Health at 338-2040. JIM POST-R ANDY SABIEN McHENRY AREA RESIDENTS: NOW YOU TOO CAN REACH WONDER LAKE SANITARY SERVICE at 34£5235 INCOME TAX. Calmly, Quietly, Correctly . . . ...that's how we handle tax return preparation for many individuals and business owners. If your tax returns are not being handled in this man­ ner. and to your complete satisfaction. perhaps you should call us. SOME OF OUR ADVANTAGES: •Consultation At Your Convenience •Complete Services Year Around •Tax Planning Service •Enrolled To Practice Before the IRS •28 Years Experience CALL FOR A CONFIDENTIAL APPOINTMENT - Paul A. Schwegel & Co. 4410 W. 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