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r \ « • I ; . * » » I M V I N I U v A I . K H - 1 I t l l > \ Y . N O V K M I I K H 1 8 . I S H W 0 -- --meet your neighbors Ring wood News: THANKSGIVING SERVICES SET Glaucoma screening offered Glaucoma has a voracious appetite. Every year, in the United States alone, it gobbles the sight of 4,000 people. More than 1,000,000 people, age 35 or more, are losing their sight from glaucoma right this moment without knowing it. Early detection is the goal of the McHenry Lions club, working with the Lions of Illinois foundation, the non-profit, charitable arm of the Illinois Lions clubs. The local club will provide a visit of the Lions of Illinois Mobile Glaucoma (Eye) Screening unit Nov. 28. The unit will be located at McHenry Market Place from 9 to noon. "Many people are blinded by glaucoma needlessly," said Ron Bierman, local club president. "We hope the adults in our community will take advantage of this free screening." Blood pressure tests are also offered at the unit, as well as a test for diabetes. Persons planning to be tested for diabetes should eat either one of two meals about an hour-and-a- half before visiting the Lions unit. A sandwich meal should consist of two slices of bread with at least one slice of meat or cheese, one piece of pie or cake, coffee or tea with sugar, or milk, or a soft drink, plus anything else. A dinner meal may be eaten, to be comprised of one serving of potatoes, dried beans or corn, with two slices of bread or rolls, one piece of pie or cake, and coffee or tea with sugar, milk, or a soft drink, plus anything else. However, President Bierman reminds those who already know they have diabetes or high blood pressure that there is no nee to be tested by the Lions unit. They should continue their regular visits to their own doctors Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. 23, there will be a service for both Greenwood-Ringwood parishes at the Ringwood United Methodist Church, at 7:30 p.m. Anyone who wishes to par­ ticipate is welcome. Sunday, Nov. 27, the Green­ wood-Ringwood Parish Charge Conference will be held at 4 p.m. Doris Low 653-9262 Katy Christopher 385-8037 visited the at the Ringwood church. Five other area churches will be included this year. A potluck dinner will follow the con­ ference. Sunday, Dec. 4, the worship theme will be "Mission Em­ s" with Mission Informer, Patten of Sycamore speaking at both churches; Ringwood at 9:15 a.m. and Greenwood at 11 a.m. TRAVELERS Art, Mary and Laura Baker randmothers at *oint, IA last weekend. Hie folks started their trip home with snow on the ground but it was all gone by the time they reached Dubuque. Interestingly, Grandma Hat­ field is 87 and Grandma Baker is 94, and both of these ladies live alone and take care of their homes, with neighbors or relatives dropping in to be sure all is well. THIRD BIRTHDAY Oct. 28 was a big day for little Joey Daurio when he celebrated his birthday. In addition to having his birthday picture taken, mother Nancy planned a party for some of nis little friends who were also two and three years old. She found out this isn't the easiest age group to Elan games for - blowing soap ubbles went over just great. Each child was asked to bring an inexpensive gift to be ex­ changed between the guests. There were also gifts for Joey and a birthday cake decorated in a Tom and Jerry cartoon theme. In addition to the cake, everyone enjoyed pizza. Those attending the party were Joey's cousin Tina Davis, Paul Crosbie, Timmy Huinker and Shawn Malo. In the evening his family and relatives helped him celebrate again. PARTY TIME Bill and Annette Cunningham had a birthday celebration for their little daughter Kristy, Sunday, Nov. 13. ftristy became two years old Saturday. Nov. 12. There were aunts ana uncles, friends and, of course, grand­ parents present to help Kristy remember this special day. She received many lovely gifts and all enjoyed a good day. RECUPERATING Glad to hear Ila Hogan is now home, recuperating after her stay in the hospital, with in­ structions to take it easy. Walt Wilcox is in the hospital following the discovery of an ulcer. We hope that he will be home by the time you read this. BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday" to Bernie Klapperich and Larry Jr., Nov. 22; and Nov. 23 find little Emily Catherine Ferrara reaching a big two old. Phyllis Ackerman, years Mary Butler and Mary (Carr) Freund will add a candle to their cakes, as Shelly (Nabor) will do Nov. 26. Nov. 27 will be that special day for Dolores (Betts) Cornelia and Kimberly Palermo. Nov. 28 will be a busy day with Steve Har­ vey, Kieth Lehman, Mark Reinwall and David Ferrara all adding another candle to their cakes. We wish all of you wonderful people a very happy day and many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Pat and Tom Parsley on Nov. 28. We wish you both many more years of wedded bliss. COMING EVENTS Nov. 18-No school. Nov. 20--Worsbip Service- Ringwood Church-9:15 a.m. Junior church-Ringwood Church-9:30 a.m. Nov. 23-Thanksgiving Ser- vices-7:30 p.m.-Ringwood Church Nov. 24-Thanksgiving Day Nov. 24-25-Thanksgiving vacation-no school _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ U s t o M o v e C a r s ! We're Lighting Fires Under Our Sales Staff ta Gin YOU Red Hoi Deals. So That You Can Cash In the Hottest Deals Yet at Gary Lang, We're Willing to Do Whatever It Takes, So You Can Drive Away in a New Chevrolet LOWEST PRICES YET ON REMAINING '83'S IF YOU'VE TRIED TO BUY A NEW OR USED VEHICLE THIS YEA BUT FOUND IT TO BE UNAFFORDABLE, SEE US THIS WEEK. 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Can you guess who I* the only player In foot­ ball history to make the official All-America football team as both a lineman AND a bock? ...This usual record it held by Bronko Nagur- ski...Me was picked a* an All-American at tackle and also at full­ back when he played for Minnesota in the late 1920s. I bet you didn't know...that November is the best time to buy a new automobile. And now's the best time to see Keith leothers or myself for an automobile loan designed to fit your budget and take advan­ tage of 10% financing! P S....From all of us at McHenry State Bank have a safe and happy thanksgiving I Com* In today or call M5-1040 McHENRY SI ATE BANK