The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

PAGE 21 - PLA1NDEALER-FR1DAY. JUNE 2t. If75 Ring wood News 653-9008 653-9262 728-0295 HOBBYIST - John Laing Is well known throng boat the are* for hit decorated eggs. He will be one of a hundred or more hobbyists exhibiting at the Senior Citizens' Hobby Fair in the Woodstock city square park Saturday, June 21. The event is being sponsored by the Woodstock Kiwanis club for anyone over 50 in McHenry county. Pre-registered entrants will set up their displays between 8 and 9 a.m. Late entries will be accepted that day after 9 a.m. McLakeWood 4-H Club Operates Recycling Center Members of the McLakeWood 4-H Club will appreciate everyone bringing their papers, clean tin cans and glass to the collection center in McHenry shopping center on Saturday, June 21. The young people will be manning the ceenter for McHenry County Defenders starting at 9 o'clock in the morning. SEWING WORKDAY The sewing group will meet Thursday, June 26, at the home of Mary Butler in McHenry at 10:30. ANNUAL CHICKEN BARBECUE Please mark your calendars for the chicken barbecue to be held at the Ringwood church on Sunday, July 20. There will be more news to follow in this column as well as other sec­ tions of the Plaindealer. Please watch for it! SUNDAYSCHOOL PICNIC Remember t-he Sunday School picnic to be held this Sunday, June 22 at the Art Christopher home at 12:30. If you need directions, call 728- 0295. STYLE SHOW The style show put on by the Christian Women's club last Wednesday was of bridal gowns. It so happens that three of the wedding gowns were from the Low family. The first dress modeled by Sue Erwin belonged to her great, great, great, grandmother Low. It was brought from India to Scotland by the bride's brother. This dress has been in the family for about 125 years. The second dress belonging to Mrs. Annie Allen's grandmother and was a black satin dress worn to her son's wedding. Mrs. Allen wore this dress to her own wedding reception 50 years ago. It is about 84 years old and was modeled by Patti Miller. The third dress belonged to Mrs. Walter Low and modeled by her daughter, Linda Billikas. 'Twas a very beautiful day and Mrs. Allen was thrilled to get to be in the audience to see these, family dresses modeled by her great nieces. OOPS! Missed this little item of interest last week so will let you all know that Mr. and Mrs. Earl Betts, Jr., and sons attended a family get-together a week ago this weekend at Jelly Stone Park near Ft. Atkinson, Wis. A lot of fun was had by all. The occasion for this gathering was to help Tina's sister celebrate at an informal wedding reception. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Congratulations to A1 and Fern Mecham on their forty- seventh wedding anniversary which was June 12. Last Sun­ day, they had a dinner served at the Ringwood church for family members and friends to celebrate the happy occasion. HAWAII VACATION Your reporter is a little late covering this story but we are happy to report that Ila Hogan and Carol Sima had a mar­ velous trip to Hawaii. They visited Carol's step-daughter and borrowed her car to do quite a bit Of sightseeing off the beaten path of the tourist trade. Ila said the thing that im­ pressed her so was to look up at the mountains in the day and see nothing but green trees and undergrowth and then look at the same scene at night and see all the lights shining out from homes and buildings that were hidden in the day. Looked like a regular Christmas tree. They visited Pearl Harbor and Polynesian Village, also at­ tended a luau at which the entertainment was emceed by Doug Mossman who has ap­ peared on Hawaiian Eye and The Little People. They also happened upon the scene when two different T.V. shows were filming outdoor scenes. Upon their retvirn to the mainland, they did some sightseeing in San Francisco visiting Fisherman's Wharf and riding the cable cars. FAMILY GATHERINGS ON FATHER'S DAY It was a "rained out" picnic held at the Dick Zells Sunday evening. Those enjoying the picnic indoors were Phyllis' sisters and families, Loring Greens of Venetian Village, Gordon Leitchs of Zion and Chuck Riipis of Zion. The Clayton Bruces had their family with them Sunday af­ ternoon which included the Larry Bruces, Wesley Bruces, Roger Petskas, Kenny Becks and Chuck Ackermans. J* & "WajCgxee#, Agency Drugs y "YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS" 1327 N. RIVERSIDE DR. McHENRY PHARMACY 385-4426 HARDWARE 385-8639 HARDWARE STORES OPEN WEEKNIGHTS SATURDAY SUNDAY •TIL 9 P.M. 'TIL 8 P.M. 9 AM - 7 PM OUR PRICES ARE POSTED PRESCRIPTION PRICES 20" 3-HP ROTARY LAWN MOWER • Remote Throttle • Folding Handle • EASY LIFT STARTER WE QUOTE ^ PRICES BY PHONE 8-16 0Z. BOTTLES Discount Price t Discount Price Call & See How Much You Can Save! PLUS DEPOSIT 60-T204 FREE EXTRA PRINTS 20" PORTABLE 3-SPEED WINDOW FAN REG. 39 HALF & HALF PT. Discount Price With Each Set Of Kodacolor Receive One Extra Set Absolutely Free FREE FILM IKODAKI Discount Price HALF & HALF (110, 126, 127, & 620) WITH FILM PROCESSING 8 OR MORE PRINTS KODACOLOR (Exc*pt Coupon Specials) SAVE 14* REG. 19* SCREWDRIVERS ASSTD. SIZES Discount Price LIMIT 2 COUPON EXP. 6-26-75 f • SAVE 4.44 REG. *2.79 Discount Price LIMIT 1 COUPON EXP. 6-26-75 i I t . i I I I " ' HI P f 35 PUFFS FACIAL TISSUES 200'S REG. 53* Discount Price LIMIT 2 COUPON EXP. 6-26-75 GOLF TEES BAG OF 50 Discount Price 17' LIMIT 3 BAGS COUPON EXP. 6-26-75 i SAVE 4.37 , OtfUMl Unit i REG. '2.49 LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALLS Discount Price LIMIT 2 COUPON EXP. 6-26-75 3 SAVE 18* REG. 29* GLASS HOLDERS HOOKS ON LAWN CHAIRS Discount Price LIMIT 6 COUPON EXP. 6-26-75 FREE DELIVERY T NYE UDafyize*' Agency Drugs JnmJ/a£ue. HARDWARE STORES "YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS" 1327 N. RIVERSIDE DR. 385-4426 McHENRY JohnsburRj Road McCullom < Lake **?/ , / Eastwood Lakeland Pk^/ Manor \ 'flhnrPS^V" Shores <2 IN -h 2% MILES IN ALL DIRECTIONS Kenneth and Clara Cristy had a family gathering at their home. Visitors at the Brennan- Hepburn home included Kenneth Brennan with Wayne and Wendy Brennan and Randy Austin. Also, Mr. and Mrs. John Blackman of Antioch stopped by. We were sorry to learn that Nellie's granddaughter, Mrs. Dennis Ehorn, is in the Burlington hospital. We wish her a speedy recovery. John and Ila Hogan joined part of their family at the home of Jerry and Ruth Ann Hogan Sunday evening. Harry and Mike Hogan's families were also there. We are glad to hear John Jr., is back at his home in Mountain, Wis., after a brief stay in the hospital. BIRTHDAYS John Skidmore will be celebrating his birthday on June 22 as does Brian Jay Ackerman on June 23 along with Robert Reed and "Grand­ ma" Snell. Dorothy Bauer will celebrate her special day on June 25 and JoAnn Bruce on the twenty-sixth. Happy birthday to all of you folks and we do hope you have many more. ANNIVERSARIES Think we must have hit a jackpot on the anniversaries for this week with four of them. But three of them fall on the same day, June 21. Happy anniversary to J.C. and Arline Pearson, Bill and Doris Brennan and Butch and Mary Leonard. Then to Wes and Wanda Bruce, happy an­ niversary on June 27. FISH Do you need help?? If so call Fish 728-0121, or you can help Fish-if you have some free time call Fish, 728-0121 and off^r your services. . DATESTO REMEMBER Saturday, June 21 - Paper Drive, Shopping Center Sunday, June .22 - Sunday School Picnic, 12:30, Christophers Thursday, June 26 - Sewing Work Day, M. Butler, 10:30 Sunday, July 20 - Chicken Bar-B-Q, Ringwood Church imrnwM r-- Davkl Erwin has been named assistant vice-president of tin Northeastern Illinois Production Credit association. His duties will include helping McHenry county farmers with short and intermediate-term credit. (DON PEASLEY PHOTOGRAPHY BY KAAREN DODGE) New PCA Officer Aids Farmer With Short Term Credit David Erwin, a new Wood­ stock resident, has been named assistant vice-president of the Northeast Illinois Production Credit association, Gene Slack, president, has announced. Erwin succeeds Charles Osborne in this postion. Osborne has retired from the PCA office to devote full time to his mink ranch. Erwin, who was born and raised on a Stephenson county dairy farm near Freeport, attended Highland Community college for two years. He ob­ tained his Bachelor's degree at Southern Illinois university, and spent two years in military service. His duties with PCA will involve helping McHenry county farmers with short and intermediate-term credit. The PCA is a farmer-owned cooperative, governed by a board of directors composed of McHenry, Lake and Boone county farmers which the association serves. C O N S U M E R G U I D E L I N E S DRIVING AT A CONSTANT RATE OF SPEED IS IMPORTANT TO CONSERVE FUEL. KEEP ENGINE AT PEAK EFFICIENCY BY A-l HEARING AID SERVICE Free Loaners-Complete Service on all Makes Custom Earmolds-30 Day Trial on New Aids Try Before You Buy! Ma i co- Z enith-RadioEa r _ Qualitone R0BT. STENSLAND & ASSOC. 3937 W. Main St. 385-7661 Behind-the ear AID t1AA Reg. $239 *199 REGULAR MAINTENANCE CHECKS. PROPER WHEEL ALIGNMENT IS CRUCIAL TO PER GALLON MILEAGE. CORRECT TIRE PRESSURE HELPS TOO. ALSO, AVOID ENGINE IDLING. When it comes to boats under 35 feet, we cover the water­ front. A low-cost State Farm Boatowners Policy protects boat, mot9r and trailer on'the water or on the road. Call me. Dennis Conway 3317 W. Elm, McHenry 385-7111 S T A T E F A R M ^jj I N S U R A N C E State Farm Fire and Casualty Company Home Office: Bloomington, I l l inois * i