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SKCTION 2 - I' 3 • PL MM)K M-KK-HKK \LI>. I |{||)\^ . M U 1 7 . I'm: Neighborhood news Ringwood: Ladies can use more help Sewing circle met at the home of Ingaborg Jacobsen Thursday, May 9, with 16 workers busily working on items for the for­ thcoming bazaar in November. There was lots of talking and visiting while all this work progressed. There will be one more work day at the home of Doris Low, Monday, May 20, to (we hope) finish the preparation of material for those well-known woven rugs that the ladies have at the bazaar. If wishing to help on Monday, come to Doris' home anytime after 8:30 a.m. and we'll work until noon. Doris Low 653-9262 POPULATION INCREASE The population of Ringwood increased by one with the birth of Mathew Joseph Ferrera, May 9, at 10:15 a.m. Mathew weighed 8 lbs. 11 oz. and is the son of Chris and Linda Ferrera. He is a little red head like his two brothers and three sisters; David 13, Jenny 11, Beth 9, Emily 3V4 and Jimmie 2. Maternal grandmother is Virginia Hubbard and paternal grandparents are Nick and Dorothy Ferrera. Congratulations to all. Chris' mother came out on Thursday of last week and stayed through Mother's Day to help run the household until Linda came home from the hospital. CONDOLENCES The Ringwood area extends sympathy to the families of Brad Scott and Emma Ortlieb. Emma died Sunday, May 5, in Royal Terrace Nursing Home. She was 74 years old and a former resident of Ringwood. She is survived by her daughters Emily and Alice and their families. Brad' scott died Saturday, May 4, in Julesburg Hospital, Colo. He was 60 years old and a resident of Ringwood before moving to Colorado. He is survived by a daughter Sandy and a son Randy and their families and other family members in Wisconsin. HOSPITALIZED We extend our get well wish to Ila Hogan and Phyllis Acker- man, who have been hospitalized and had surgery. We do hope that by the time they read this, both will be home. I'm sure that cards would be ap­ preciated and because of the time element, send them to their homes in Ringwood. Hurry up girls and get better and on the move again. ---- Hudson, sprayers REPAIR CLINIC "HOW TO SERVICE HUDSON COMPRESSION SPRAYER CLINIC" • FARM & FLEET OF WOODSTOCK MONDAY MAY 20 9 AM-1 PM • A HUDSON REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE IN OUR STORE TO SHOW YOU HOW TO REPAIR YOUR HUDSON SPRAYER. . WE CARRY HUDSON REPLACEMENT PARTS SPECIAL SAVINGS hulson Bugwiser Sprayer BUGWISER POLY SPRAYER 3 GALLON REG. 27.99 SPECIAL 25.99 CLIPPER SPRAYER 2 GALLON REG. 25.99 SPECIAL . 22.99 Hudson. SPECIAL PRICES GOOD FOR 10 DAYS FARM# FLEET ROUTE 47 4 BYPASS 14, WOODSTOCK, IL Wtfkdiyi, 1:30-9.00; Saturday*, i:.'0 5:30; Sundlyl, 11:00 S:00 Lakemoor-Lilymoor: Annual block sale set MOTHER'S DAY Barb and Bill Schramm visited with his mom, Mrs. Carol Schramm in McHenry on Sunday. Bill's brother Carl and wife Jean of Whitefish Bay, Wis. and their children Lori and Jeff «f Arlington Heights were also there. Later, Barb and Bill went out to dinner. Bob and Martha Betts had a houseful when Debbie °and Bill and Aaron of Chicago; Dolores and David Cornelia, Nicholas and Zachery of Woodstock; and David and Kim Betts and Jonathan of McHenry all arrived for a delicious Mother's Day dinner. Alice Peet spent the day with Helen (Wallace) Wilderman at Clinton, Wis. Helen was a former Ringwood resident and lived with Alice. They had a very enjoyable day together. The day was quiet for Art and Katy Christopher, with Dave and Patty driving to northern Wisconsin to spend the weekend with their grandparents. They were joined there by sister Diane and Gary Linstad and family for a short visit. The day for the Low clan was spent with Pam and Dan Kehoe in Elkhorn, Wis. Robin and Katie Kehoe and Eric Hanson spent Saturday night with grandpa and grandma Low and went to Elkhorn with them on Sunday. 'Twas a small group this year, only 18 there. BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday" to Beverly Ackerman on May 19; and to Tina Malo, May 20. May 21 will be that special day for Ken Beck, Jr., Seth Knight, Mary Justen, and Trevor Johnson; with May 22 being that special day for Darlene (Andrea) Huemann, Nancy (Kane) Smith, Mike Hopp, Henry Tomlinson and Kevin McDowell. May 23 finds Lori Faber, Paulette Hauri and Melissa Russell adding another candle to their cakes; as Bob Brennan will do on May 24. We wish all of you wonderful people a very happy day. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Art and Katy Christopher on May 21, 36 years; and to Sally and A1 Meechum on May 23 , 32 years. We wish both couples many more vears of togetherness. DATES TO REMEMBER May 19--Worship serviee-9 a.m.--Ringwood church Junior Church--9:15 a.m.-- Ringwood church May 19--Barbara Kline School of Dance recital-West Campus- 2 p.m. May 20~Rug material work morning-at home o&Doris Low- 8:30 until noon. May 22~Spring Luncheon at Greenwood-12-contact Marge Evans. The Hidden Valley Acres Association will be holding its Annual Block Sale Saturday May 18 and Sunday May 19. starting at 9 a.m. The yards or garages of residents living on Columbus Drive off Lily Lake Road will contain many in­ teresting items for sale. With the variety of interests of members of the HVAA, there should be a diversified selection. Margaret Karas 385-4934 JIG CATCHES COHO Coho salmon were the challenge when Bill and Betty Kmetz, with sons Mike and John, spent a day fishing in a Lake Michigan bay area in Wisconsin. The salmon were being landed by other fishermen living a «r*>cial lure. Bill quickly surmised the reason, found a store carrying the tinsel tail jig and upon using it, found it to be what Coho wanted. Pictures of the string of fish were examined at the library. Those with son Mike, beaming while holding the catch, were particularly enjoyed. And what was the first meal Betty made? Stuffed baked Coho--the best ever eaten. All this excitement and satisfaction was due to a Christmas type lure and fishermen's determination. BOOK SALE IS WORK How many hours of planning and physical work are put into something as simple as a "Book Sale" at a library? Ask Vickie Delp, president of the Friends of McHenry Nunda Library, or Lorry Deeke. Mary Stangl. May Kay Weidner. Marie. Anne and Julie Stumpf. Krista Rogman or Maggie Dunnagan. Or Frank Colomer. President of the Board of Trustees and Frank, Jr.. who spent time rebuilding a large metal book shelf that lay in pieces from the move of the l ibrary. .. v.- Many hours of "hauling, sor­ ting, placing and planning have been devoted to this project. Friday and Saturday, May 17 and 18, will find many books in new homes. Stop in and add some to your book shelves. MAKING OF MEMORIES Krista and Ken Rogman of Lily Lake Park, celebrated their sixth wedding anniversary with a special evening of dining out and a show, "Pump Boys and Dinettes." The dinner and stage play were a wonderful way of recognizing their wedding date. Ken's birthday was May 5, and among the special remembrances are the colorful, Factory 4th Anniversary Spring Sale A 40%-50% SAVINGS ' iV / / Available direct to the. D-bi'C new outdoor or mdoor furniture Mtn di' weather cushions eludes chairs »?" 48 and 55 Wtr/ait! round table toos to' 6?x4? Wer/aiit o»a! table toos) loveseats ynglc and dou bie glide's se'vng carts coffee tables 'amp;, umbrellas U ••'latch cushions and 'or the U<t: mate n com'or! and pleasure trv o.ji chaise lounfe furniture avaMb> in wh>> o' »ani'ia also ciish.pr's n ?0 toiors !o choose (mm M a n u f a c t u r e r s o t P V C f u r n i t u r e f o r i n d o o r / o u l d o o r l a w n , p a t i o J l n d d e c k Maintenance . i \ ' - F R E E ! N o c h i p p i n g , p r e ' m q o r r u s t M a n y l o v i l y p i e c e s a n d s t y l o s "BEST on theMARKET" 3 y r w a r r a n t y S & H takes pride in announcing our rawest design pictured at right. Financing Available No Payments to' 90 days I!* Gilberts S&H Products S & H P R O D U C T S 140 1 6 0 W E S T E N D D R I V E • G I L B E R T S , I L (312)428-0707 |hH Look for our sign Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 7 Sal. 9-6; Sun. 10-5 1 "I A' REMODELING SALE! All Upholstery! All Lamps! 100 Sofas! 25 Dining Room Sets! 25 Bedroom Sets! 150 Recliners! ENTIRE *500,000 INVENTORY! lh PRICE! 90 DATS SAMC AS CASH - >PICI»L LAVAWAY PLAN DELIVERY * V*IL*Bli - LOW COST FINANCING (e/t, i R T 1 7 6 CRYSTAL LAKE. ILL W o' R» J' Acoss NNCJK QUALITY MJMY3 EXCHOS TM MhCO STORE HOURS Dd'ir? ! Pv i Sa' « 6 PV. 'jrfydalt R«') original birthday cards made by daughter Erin and friends Jessica Johnson. Tiffany and Danielle Kavvell. As a result, the Rogman kitchen is alive with the many designs created by the children in honor of a special birthday. Krista's brother has returned f#om Nepal. India for a few- months stay with relatives. He is now in Chicago with his mother and father, but he will be visiting the Rogmans between the special course he is taking before returning to India. CELEBRATIONS Les Nejedly, active with Village of Lakemoor concerns, will be another year into maturity May 17. May 18 finds young Russell Sexton, aka Pete, also a year older. Mike Douglass. Eagle Scout, charter member of Explorer Post 1230 with emphasis on fire safety, former volunteer worker at the McHenry hospital, celebrates his birth May 19. Parkside is represented by A.J. Linnemann, whose birthday is the same date. Patricia Chambers leaves her teen years May 20. Shawnda Dawdy and Patrick Heald celebrate the same day. The 21st is Larry Withrow's bir­ thday. Samantha Perrotta of Lakemoor adds a growning up year May 23. It's fun to share special days. Call me if yours isn't mentioned. DON'T FORGET May 17 and 18--Flea Market 9 a.m. in parking lot of the McHenfy Nunda Library on Route 120 and Lily Lake Road May 17 and 18--Book Sale, lower level, McHenry Nunda Library.- Hundreds of volumes at a very low cost. May 18 and 19--Annual Block Sale sponsored by Hidden Valley Acres Association. 9 to 5. Columbus Drive and Lily Lake Road. 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