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SECTION 2 - PAGE 3 - IM,A1\I)K Al.KK-HKK Al-lf. FRIDAY . Jl >E 14.1985 Neighborhood news Ringwood: Local postmaster issues a warning of possible bogus solicitations Our local postmaster advises ,that the US Postal Inspection Service has received numerous complaints from customers who have been solicited by in­ dividuals for funds on behalf of the postal service. The schemes -fere described as follows: Postal customers are being contacted in person at their (Residence by an individual who •tells the customer his-her letter carrier has been arrested. Customers are then solicited for available cash to contribute to the Carrier's Bond Fund. They are told that the mail delivery will be suspended until bond money is raised and the carrier is released from jail. Doris Low 653-9262 Postal patrons are solicited in person to contribute to a Postal Employee's College Fund by an individual representing himself ; as a postal employee. The patron is told the money is used ftb aid fellow employees to attend ; college so they may be able to : further their career. ' Customers who feel they have 3>een solicited regarding such ^schemes should report this ; information to their local post office or write the Inspector in Charge, 433 W. Van Buren, Chicago, n 60669-2201. Victims should give their name, address, and telephone numbed where they can be contacted. If further information is required, postal inspector V.J. Guralske can be contacted at 312-886-2820. 2jjTH ANNIVERSARY Curly Skidmore, with daughter Jackie and Ron Cruetz, Billy and Chris and Eleanor Cruetz went to Mountain Wis. Saturday, June 2, to^help Ed and Diane Skidmore celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding Anniversary. They had It lovely party at their place of business. There were several of Ed and Diane's friends and former baseball players from Rich­ mond and Spring Grove; also, a lot of their friiends from Mountain and the surrounding area. A lot pf good food Was served and- enjoyed by everyone, and the kids received many lovely gifts to remember their friends by. Congratulations you two. NEW BORN * Ray and Cindy (Kennebeck) Cow are the proud parents of a Father's Day JPER BRUNCIT Eggs Benedict. Made To Ordei. Omelettes & Crepes. Belgium Waffles Special Dinner • BfSe Rib. Dom Sole. Leg ol Lamb Mafta R--rvatlom Early CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB 2M0N.CIUmMU.RD. McMCMRY 385-0333 Father's r y<>Mr You free,bo it' regoi f you can t flight receive, tie of champagne ! Bring him he for q festiveday! -0pe)iat7AMfor breaklastl.try our dqlicious pancakes & french toast wRh frej-.h strawberries lounciful BuffejK ServinE«il:30-7:Q0 * our re JPMS ori Trt, YoilrHtots-.y ^ Mis./rank Mass' "Quality Fv0d, Served With Pride, at Reasonable Rates" Rts. 14 & 47, Woodstock 815/338-3500 daughter born on Saturday, June 8,1985. She will answer to the name of Sara Rae Low, she weighed 6 lb 3 oz and was 19 inches long. Little Sara has many aunts and uncles who congratulate her and her parents and will have all kinds of advice for" them. Maternal grandparents are Bob and Marion Graff of Roselle, 111. Paternal grandparents are Walt and Doris Low of Kingwood. Paternal great-grandmother is Mabel Thomas. PLAN YOUR CALENDAR Plan your vacations around the two big events that are coming up at the Ringwood church. Tne Chicken Bar BQ is July 20. Help will be needed. Then, on Sunday July 21, we will have a hymn sing under the tent at Ringwood; combined ser­ vice! The men of the Ringwood church are planning an auction Sept. 14, and wish all to inspect their garages, attics and basement for items suitable to sell. For any questions or more information watch this column or call Margfe Evans 653-3294 or Sue Reese, 385-5002. Mark your calendar for this date. BIRTHDAY-GRADUATION Ila Hog an had a busy day Sunday June 2. She attended a birthday dinner at noon on Sunday for her grandson, JJ Hogan (JJ was a big 6 years old) at the home of his parents Sue and Mike Hogan. Others at­ tending the dinner were his other grandparents, the Sig lionhonc 1 Trqio i fl/ o'»r< o •» family. Brian Ackerman family. Gene Seaver ana daughter*, Tom King and A1 Harrison. At 3 p.m. Ila attended the Marian Central Baccalaureate services, followed by aduation, where her grand- aughter, Nancy Parsley aauated. Nancy, daughter of at (Hogan) and Tom Parsley was chosen the class valedic­ torian. She received a four year all tuition paid scholarship to Mundelein College. Nancy wc. also the recipient of many other awards ABOUT TOWN Art Baker and daughter Cindy, who lives in Woodstock drove to Strawberry Point, Iowa last weekend. They visited Cindy's grandmothers. Art and Mary's mothers and they are doing very well for their ages. It was a beautiful weekend for a trip. Another couple traveled north last weekend. Art and Katie Christopher visited Art's parents in Marinette County. On the way they couldn't pass up the opportunity to stop for a visit at tneir daughter Diane's at Black Creek, Wis. They gotta keep track of those grand­ children as well as the kias and parents. . GRADUATION PARTY Linda and Chris Ferrara had a graduation party for their son, Saturday June 8, at 2 p.m. David graduated from John- sburg Jr. High School on June 3. Those attending the party were David's grandparents Virginia Hubbard of Skokie and Nick and Dorothy Ferrara of Chicago. Great aunt and uncle Bill and Betty Frazier of Morton Grove, Lou and Dick Gillen, Fred and Lena Rossi and Julius Can- zoneri, all of Chicago. Also, aunt and uncle Chris and Gary and Kevin and Karen Hubbard and son Erik; Nancy Hubbard of Skokie; Jim Hub­ bard of Prospect Heights and uncle Chuck and two sons of River Forest. All had a good time and all wish David the best of his future. Congratulations David. CHICKENS ANYONE Seems that the Walt Lows have an old hen that laid eggs in their front bushes and now mere are some baby chicks in the bushes. What next? FOOD CO-OP The Food co-op dropoff will be at the home of Pat Malo Mon­ day, June 17, at 5:30 p.m. We know that this is an inconvenient time for all, but help will be needed, so give a call. Lots of help makes the job light. BIRTHDAYS "Happy birthday" to Mary Spencer, June 14; and to Marge Nolan and Jeffery Marcinisk out on Ridgeway, on June 15. June 17 is that special day for Vivian Jackson. June 20 will be that rial day for Martha Betts. /e wish you all a very happy birthday and many more. >y belated birthday wishes to A1 Jette on June 10. CALENDAR OF EVENTS June 14-15-16--Church cam- pout at Chain O Lakes State Park June 15--Potluck pot of soup over the open fire-Church campout, 5 p.m. June 16--Worship service-- 9 a.m. Ringwood church June 16~Potluck dinner-noon at campout at State Park. June 17--Food co-op dropoff- 5:30--at Pat Malo's home June 17-21--Meals on Wheels by Ringwood church ladies June 27--Sewing circle at home of Hester Pendleton--10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. July 20--annual Ringwood Church Chicken Bar-B-Que- mark your calendar. GOD BLESS AIR CONDITIONING I fiafijang tune up special 'MCHENRY HAVE YOUR CAR AIR CONDITIONER TUNED UP FOR THE LONG, HOT SUMMER MONTHS AHEAD! I I SB" $22.60 IH l_ WITH COUPON ONLY • EXPIRES JUNE 29.1985 PRICE INCLUDES LEAK TEST ON A/C REGULAR SYSTEM. VISUAL INSPECTION OF $33.26 ' CONDENSER BELTS AND UP TO 2 LBS. OF AIR CONDITIONER FRE0N. 908 N. FRONT ST. (S. 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