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Ringwood: RUMMAGE SALE OPENS The doora will be open today or two, some of the little ones (Friday) from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. have grown up and now have for the rummage sale at Jittle ones of their own who are Ringwood United Methodist also continuing the trip to the Church. Tomorrow, Saturday, the hdOfs are 9 a.m. to noon. Coffee and sweets will be served Friday forenoon. NEW DAUGHTER Gary and Jill Hosier annnmye the birth of their first child, Katherine Byer Hosier, who was born Sept. 3, at Northwestern Prentice Hospital in Chicagd. She entered the world weighing 7 lbs., 3 oz. The young Hosiers live at 415 Emerafd Green Drive in Warrenville, EL. Maternal grandparents of little Katherine are Frank and June Nosek of Naperville and paternal grandparents are Velmont and Dorothy Hosier of McHenry. G r e a t - g r a n d p a r e n t s a r e Gertrude and Harry Langlois. RINGWOOD DAY _ Well folks this is it! Sunday, Oct. 16 is Ringwood Day at the museum in Union, from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Do come and see what the folks have brought for your r e m i n i s c i n g p l e a s u r e . Ringwoodites will be admitted free for this day only. There will be a special attraction on the stage, at 2. p.m., by the Bauer famfl: Do join us in Union, meet your jefully f ghbors of the I'A#IK 7 - I'LAINDKALKR - FRIDAY. OCTOBER14. II PROBLEMS ON ROADS >rs and hopefully some of your former neighboi Ringwood area VISITORS Monday, Columbus Day, there was no school, so this enabled Debbie and Bill Boric and son Aaron to visit Debbie's parents, Bob and Martha Betts. Debbie teaches school in Oak Park and this gave Aaron and Mom a good chance to visit with Martha. We imagine there were others who did special things on the kid's day off from school, but we weren't called. ANNUAL REUNION Doris and Walt Low trekked to Bentondorf, LA. for the annual Thomas familv reunion Saturday and Sunday Oct. 8 and 9. The weather was very cooperative for this group, as they have always hi who takes the little ones for a walk down to the edge of the great Mississippi River. The kids really enjoy this and always come back carrying rocks and shells of all sorts. The past year river and enjoying the walks and Uncle Duk0 stul goes " There .were 67 present year. Only four of the original 10 who started this reunion. Three regulars who were absent because of poor health, were greatly missed. Each year we gain someone who hasn't been coming and we lose a few who for various reasons were unable to attend. But all had a good time cathcing up and visiting. Surprisingly, tne colors were prettier away from the Mississippi. BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday" to Ken Beck, 11a Hogan and Earl Betts, Jr. on Oct. 19; and to Lori Mack and Rodney Naber Oct. 20. Marion Kane will add another candle Oct. 22; as Ernie Malsch, Dick Assin and Brian J. Etten will do Oct. 23. Ben Jacobs, Jr. and Diane Palermo will celebrate their special day Oct. 24. We wish all of you wonderful p e o p l e a v e r y ' H a p p y D a y ' a n d , many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Fred and Dotty Sellers on Oct. 18 and to Ingaoorg and Sig Jacobson Oct. 22. We wish both couples many more years of wedded bliss. COMING EVENTS Oct. 14 - Rummage Sale - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. - at Ringwood Church - 'Coffee and'. Oct. 15 - Rummage Sale - 9 a.m. until noon - at Ringwood Church. Oct. 16 - Worship Service - Ringwood Church - 9:15 a.m. Junior Church - Ringwood Church - 9:30 a.m. Oct. 16 - "Ringwood Day" at McHenry County Museum in Union, 1L. - 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Oct. 18 - Choir Practice - p.m. - Ringwood Church. Oct. 23 - Worship Service - 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood Church. Junior Church - 9:30 a.m. - - -- _ Ringwood, Church. had aaUndr « Oct 27 4- Sewing work day - 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. - at Katie Christopher's. Nov. 5 - Annual Bazaar and Roast Beef Dinner at Ringwood Church - details later. GOD BLESS Judy Bird of Steuben Road in lily Lake Park subdivision, has received calls from State tentative Dick Klemm's Her concern for control of motorized vehicles on private roads, has helped trigger a meeting to be Nov.~&, at McHenry City Hall. How can the Illinois Motor Vehicle laws be changnrt so that living on non-dedicated have protection against speeders, dirt bikes, ana the noise and dust pollution resulting from motorcyclists who use subdivision roads as a race track? This is a problem that will be addressee at the meeting, to which representatives of all unincorporated areas are invited. The county sheriffs office does not have any Jurisdiction over speeding vehicles on these roads. To change this, Judy asks for the support of all people living in areas not controlled state laws. In our area, this includes Lily moor, Fritzsche Estates, Parkside, Lily Lake Park, and Hidden Valley Acres. Mark Nov. 19 on your calendar and come to this important meeting. on ulia noon time meals provided week day sat the Mooee Lodge on Route 120, are now being catered by a health conscious concern. Julia Kraus, volunteer receptionist for the Meet and Eat program, states that even the calorie intake is considered in the meal planning. Reservations now must be made for a week's time on the previous PUMPKINS caterers plan meals for the whole week. Schedule your weekly noon meals by calling 885-8269 on Mondays. Dorothy Loss, site has been ill for two putting more Julia's shoulders apologizes that no Continental Breakfast was served on the blood pressure morning, due to Dorothy's absence. These two ladies do a tremendous service by their devotion, loyalty and caring for all the people who take part in this daily meal and fellowship. HOLIDAY PARTY Members of the Lakemoor Civic Improvement Association are making plans for a Christmas party for Lakemoor youngsters, ages three to ten. Call Donna Hall or Betsy Pahlke in the evening, to register your children or to assist in this enjoyable event. Or better still, come to the next meeting Thursday Oct. 20, at 7 p.m. at the municipal building and join in the fun. The L.C.I.A. again is appreciative of the community for the support in their second successful flea*, market fund raiser. The work and planning was a challenge that resulted in a great day for all concerned. HOSTESS, 89 The Lily Lake Ladies Le enjoyed a sumptuous ev< repast at their nm^tinp Wednesday,at the Lakemoor Village Hall. Sophie Patterson, the lady who is in the last year of her eighth decade, brought enough ham salad, cheeses, brown bread and cake for Connie O'Rourke won first prize at Bunco, with Julia Kraus taking second and special, and Helen Para winning the booby prize. The girls had a great evening, with only one member, Millie Nejedly, absent. SPECIAL DAYS T Oct. 13 is birthday time for Hilltop student Chandra Corrigan who lives in Hidden Valley Acres;Wayne Coffer and Ed Povidas. The 14th is shared by Robbie Huffman and Eileen Douglass, both of Lilymoor; and Arden Heald ana Charles Epperson. . Michael Pahlke, wnose mother is involved with the Lakemoor Civic. Improvement Association, will be celebr The b Chambers is on Oct. 16. Wonder if her husband Jim will send her more flowers at work? Leslee Schmidt's birthday is the same date. Judy Brizzi of lilymoor recognizes her birthday on the 17th. Two Lilymoorites will be celebrating Oct. 18, Donald these more Weber and Jeremy Bennett, who will be 14 years old. Mario with Wilson of Lakemoor and Donald McMillan of Hidden Valley Acres will also receive birthday wishes that day. Our anniversary couple if Walter and Helen Para, who have long been active in Lakemoor government and community affairs. Wishes goto them for a healthy active year Ahead. LIFE" ENDS * Myidred Rowe of lakemoor had a deep concern for her mother who was 108 years old Sept. 19. Mrs. Louise Fran* found the "peace in the vaBqr" early on Oct. 7, at the Royal Terrace facility where she had been living these past years. Myidred, Mrs. only living daughter has carried the full responsibility for her mother's care. Final separation in this Mfc is always a deep deep hurt, even when the inevitability of tt Is known. May Myidred now also be able to find inner peace, that she has truly been than 80 years, to this dear lady •le strength. Pumpkin Sale Pearl St. Park Saturday 9:00 am-3:00 pm B c i u f i l McHenry Bcautific at ion Commitler ** % PUMPKINS COME SB OUK HI PILES FOR HALIOWSH! WE ALSO NAVE A VARIETY OF •SQUASH •GOURDS •INDIAN CORN •CORN SHOCKS 5 LBS McINTOSH APPLES. ALSO •JOHUTHAN H&D DELICIOUS •COMMAND "ffflNS •mum DELICIOUS McHenry Rescue Squad Dance NOVEMBER 5TH, 1983 AMERICAN LESION HALL 2505 RMSWOea ROAO, MCHENRY MUSIC BY: SCOTCH LADS (K-ACE) . WITH LARRY LEAFBLAD gpli 9PM - 1:30 AM '2** DONATION TICKETS AVAMABLE AT THE MM Ml FROM RESCVE SWAB MEMBERS WINTER BOAT STORAGE $11.00 PER FT. INSIDE SIX MONTH PAYMENT PLAN HUSTLER STORAGE & RENTAL (•15) 385-4848 or (815) 385-4056 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14TH HEAR THE BEST MUSIC IN THE COUNTY AT UTILE JOHN'S 1211 N. RIVER RD. • McHENRY, IL • 385-2014 FROM NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY... PROPHECY I GIRLS CLOTHINC SIZE 4 - PRE-TEEN • ALL BLOUSES AND TOPS - 30% OFF • ALL JEANS AND CORDS - 30% OFF • ALL WINTER COATS AND SNOW PANTS - 25% OFF • ALL HATS, GLOVES, SCARVES AND MITTENS -10% OFF • ALL DRESSES, SKIRTS AND PANT OUTFITS - 30% OFF • ALL SWEATERS - 25% OFF • ALL PAJAMAS AND ROBES - 40% OFF • ALL FLEECE ACTIVEWEAR 30% OFF IN Santa for BOYS CLOTHINC SIZE 4-20 • ALL SHIRTS - 40% OFF • ALL PANTS - 25% Off (alterations extra) • ALL WINTER COATS AND SNOW PANTS - 25% OFF • ALL HATS. GLOVES, SCARVES AND MITTENS - 20% OFF • ALL SUITS AND SPORT COATS - 30% OFF (alterations extra) • ALL SWEATERS - 25% OFF • ALL PAJAMAS AND ROBES - 40% OFF • ALL FLEECE ACTIVEWEAR - 30% OFF MISC: (SOCKS, BELTS, TIES, ETC.) 30% OFF WE ACCEPT MASTERCARD AND VISA ALL INFANT AND TODDLER CLOTHING THROUGH SIZE 4T 25% OFF HURRY SALE ENDS OCTOBER 22,1963 WATCH FOR... 50'S PARTY • SATURDAY, OCT. 22ND 50'S BAND & PRIZES HALLOWEEN PARTY • SUNDAY, OCT. 30TH FEATURING VENGEANCE 1245 N. Green St. / McHenry (815) 385-6172 HOURS: MON-THURSlO-5 FRI10-6 SAT 9-5 ^pie, Blue INFANTS WEAR GIRLS WEAIf BOYS WEAR