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RINGWOOD NEWS DOIXHtrs BRKNNAN nj-Lnj~u~i -- ru-ir̂ î -"fi--i1̂ -••»•- -- -- ̂ ̂̂ * 653-904."" CHURCH PLANS ANNUAL CHICKEN BAR-B-Q AUG. 10 The Ringwood United Meth­ odist church will hold its an­ nual chicken barbecue on Aug. 10, on the church lawn. Chicken will be served from 11 a.m. on, and will be done on an ad­ vanced ticket sale as much as possible. The meal will consist of V2 chicken, baked beans, baked potoato, slaw, roll and butter. HEADLIGHT TO TAIL-LIGHT * 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury in. .. $1295 1965 BUICK LeSabre $1495.00 1967 REBEL 1 owner, sharp .... $1495 1967 OPEL Cadette ... ...... $1295X0 1966 CLASSIC 770 ) $1195 1967 REBEL Wagon $1595.00 1965 MARLJN - Sharp $1295 1967 RENAULT clean $995 1964 CHEV. Imp. Sharp SST. $1095.00 1964 CADILLAC w/air, mint $1995 1965 FORD Galaxie 500 $1195.00 1964 VOLVO 1800 w/air -$1595 1964 CLASSIC A-l. stick $595 1964 FORD G.T. Convert., with " bucket seats $895 1965 RAMBLER Classic *795 1963 FORD $595 TRUCES 1 ton CHEV. with Omaha box .... $1195 1968 G.M.C. Sharp $1795X0 1967 FORD F600 - 2-speed $2795 1956 DODGE w/cattle rack $495 1958 FORD Dump - $895 McHENRY G.M.C.- & RAMBLER PHONE 815-385-2620 1801 RT. 120 McHENRY, ILLINOIS Drinks and dessert will be ex­ tra and available. Mertie Harrison is ticket chairman, and has tickets avail­ able. Also, tickets may be pur­ chased from Pat Miller, Doris Low, Alice Peet, or myself. Just stop in or give a call. There will be a tent on the grounds with tables and chairs for your eating enjoyment. Last year, chicken was being devour­ ed like crazy. The Brennans surely enjoyed it, and will eat heartily again this year. Keep the date open, and bring the en­ tire family and friends. See you on the tenth? I have tickets on hand if you need them. Call me at 653-9045. HOME FROM CALIFORNIA TRIP Bev Ackerman and sons, Ralph and Rodney, have return­ ed to Ringwood after spending the past 15 days in California. While there, they were guests of the Bill Buttons and Cecil and Celia Baker, formerly of Ring- wood. Bev reports the boys thor- 9 oughly enjoyed viewing the Grand Canyon, even if it was from the Jet! That's a lot of open space. They also did a lot of sightseeing in Hollywood, San Francisco, Chinatown, Fisherman's Wharf, Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge, the Geysers and the Petrified For­ est. A weekend was spent on the Mojave Desert, with the highlight of the trip being Dis­ neyland, which they found to be interesting as well and most en­ joyable. The boys will have much to tell their classmates when school begins in September. ATTEND REUNION Saturday evening, Georgia and Roland Bauer, Jean and Jer­ ry Yogel attended the twentieth year class reunion of the Rich­ mond-Burton high school. That means Georgia and Jerry grad­ uated in 1949???? They spent the evening visiting with former classmates after a delicious meal. My, time surely does go fast, I guess mine is coming up next year too. We've come a long way, right, cousins? FAREWELL DINNER Bob's niece and her husband, Peggy and Jerry Strackbein of Lake Geneva, were honored Sat­ urday evening at a gathering of friends and relatives in Wis­ consin. The Strackbeins along with daughters, Stephanie and Angela, are leaving to reside in Arizona. Joining in the din­ ner and entertainment filled evening included Butch and Mary Leonardo Mr. "B" and myself from here, Mary Ann and Jim Wegener of McHenry, Helen and Lou Winn and Janet Solare of Richmond, Dorothy and Paul Nordgren of Wauke- gan, Georgia and Phelps Saun­ ders of Sycamore, Betty and Jack Leonard of Lake Geneva, Maxine and Dan Lawrence and Jean of Elkorn, Wis. We are sorry to see the Strackbeins leaving this area, but also happy for them, and wish them lots of best wishes to them in their new home. CARD CLUB ON OUTING The Card Club motored to Twin Lakes last Wednesday for a luncheon. Those attending in­ cluded Helen Winn, Flora Carr, Mae Wiedrich, Ruby Shepard, Mable Haw ley, Anna Shadle and Vivian Jackson. FIRST GRANDDAUGHTER FOR JACOBSENS Mr. and Mrs. Rick Schwan, (the former Petrea Jacobsen) became proud parents of their first child, a girl on July 12. She weighed in at 6 lbs. and 15 ozs., and will answer to the name of Mellissa Kristien. PG. 14 - PLAINDEALER - FRI. AUGUST I, 1969 She is the first granddaugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd Jacobsen. Little Mike Hogan is their first grandson. Con­ gratulations. POSTMASTER BECOMES I GRANDFATHER Our Postmaster, Frank Wiedeman, and Mrs. Wiedeman became very proud grandpar­ ents this month of their first grandchild, a boy. Jane and Butch Wiedeman became par­ ents of little Russell Anthony, who arrived in Florida, while Daddy, Butch, is attending pi­ lot's school in Atlanta. All are doing very well, and are expected to visit postmas­ ter and his wife sometime in August. Congratulations, grandpar­ ents and parents! BIRTHDAYS, ETC. Birthday greetings to Art Ba­ ker, who celebrates his natal day on August 4--and on the seventh, heartiest birthday wishes to Art Lau--to Ray Low on the ninth, happy birthday-- to Candy Fossum and Pat Mough, best wishes for a happy birthday on the tenth. AROUND TOWN Cub Power is in Ringwood too. Ruth Ann Tony an, a faith­ ful Cub rooter, was in a group of more than forty to attend the Cub-Dodger game last Thursday in Chicago with the Foresters of Johnsburg. The Cubs were victorious, making Ruth Ann a most happy gal. Ruth and Harold Carr from Florida called on Mrs. Flora Carr on Friday afternoon. ; .. • - :v-.. • ? ..*•.. Conlon -Collins Bill Conlon PRESIDENT fU*06l Norm Collins VICE-PRESIDENT These 12 Salesmen MEAN BUSINESS USED CAR SPECIALS 1969 TOYOTA Corona hardtop demonstrator, radio $2095 1968 SAAB V4, deluxe, radio, pirelli tires $1995 1967 TOYOTA Corona sedan, radio and automatic $1395 1967 SAAB, seperate lube $1095 1966 SAAB, guaranteed engine, new tires $995 1966 TOYOTA Corona Sedan, radio, good tires $895 1964 SAAB Monte Carlo, $750 1960 MERCEDE BENZ 220S .... $325 1960 SAAB -- good condition .... $195 1967 SAAB Sonnett $2395 Saab of Sweden Toyota of Japan Europa Motors 3318 W- PEARL ST. McHENRY, ILL (815) 385-0700 Harry Hillstrom Frank Denny Bob Butler IS UNDER WAY ovEt500 NEW 1969 FORDS WE WM1 ACCEPT ANY DEAL. REGARDLESS HOW SMALL THE PROFIT George Sheetz Ray Bobek Tim LaWrence Mike Elliott Joe Cotton Walt Nickels Art Collins AND REFUSE TO BE UNDER­ SOLD ^ mm Greg Thillman Roger Walneck WE WILL GIVE YOU $500 AT LEAST For any old car in trade on any New 69 Falcon Mustang or Fair Ian* AT LEAST *700 For anyold car in trada on any New Galax 19 500 full siia Ford AT LEAST *750 For any old car in trada on any New '89 Country Sad* Wagon *800 AT LEAST For any okl'car m trada on any New W L TO AT LEAST *1000 For any old car in trade on any Mm 69 T tird factory equipped 2150 BUYS A FULL SIZE NEW 1969 FORD CUSTOM 2--DOOR *1795 BUYS A NEW 1969 CORTINA *1995 BUYS A NEW 1970 MAVERICK < UNDERC0ATING ON ANY NEW CAR PURCHASED NOW. With over 23,000 sat isf ied customers.. . ALSO... OVER 100 A-l GUARANTEED USED CARS WILL BE SOLD AT WHOLESALE LEVELS OPEN OAILY 9AM TO 9PM ...SATURDAY TO 5 LICENSE AND TITLE WITH EVERY NEW CAR PURCHASE CONLON-COLLINS FORD \ U.0it0 SUNDAYS IN JULY • CRYSTAL LAKE • ROUTES 14 and 176 • 459-5400 LARGEST CAR DEALER IN McHENRY COUNTY and SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES V