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V PAGE 4-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1971 Ringwood News Roy Fair, left, director of the Illinois Association of Real Es­ tate Boards, poses with John Fuhler, past president of the Mc- Henry County Board of Realtors, and now assistant vice-pres­ ident of District 12, and with the newly installed president, Betty Rossman, and new secretary-treasurer, Bill Essex. Betty Rossman Heads County ' Realtor Board The McHenry County Board of Realtors held installation of the 1971 officers at the Mc­ Henry Country club on Jan. 21. The new officers are Bet­ ty Rossman of John H. Fuhler Real Estate Co., Crystal Lake, president; Horace Wagner ofT. P. Mathews Realtors, Wonder Lake, vice-president; Bill Es­ sex of Essex-Costello Real Es­ tate, McHenry, secretary-trea- surer. The directors are Ralph Smith, Tom Bright, Marengo, Joe Nischan, McHenry, Steve Crnkovich, Crystal Lake, and John Fuhler, Crystal Lake. As outgoing president, John Fuhler took this opportunity to express his appreciation for the cooperation of all the realtors in the various committees dur­ ing his tenure of office. The committees have been filled with the following mem­ bers: Milt Smith, Steve Crn­ kovich, Harry Koepke, Phil PawlrA.B. McConnell, Joe Sch- mitt, Horace Wagner, John Ash- ton, Jo Dunning, Ted Hill and Ron Carlson. Roy Fair, who was the twelfth district director of 1970 and is currently one of the directors for the Illinois Association of Real Estate Boards, was the guests speaker. His topic was REPEC (Real Estate Political Education committee). Seventy- two members and guests were in attendance. Congressman Robert Mc- Clory has reintroduced legis­ lation to retain the Fifth Army headquarters at Fort Sheridan. According to Congressman Mc- Clory, the Congress earlier took steps to establish the lo­ cation of headquarters of the Navy in order to allay moves such as the Army is attempt­ ing in the proposed transfer of the Fifth Army Command from Fort Sheridan, Illinois to Fort Sam Houston, Texas. RESCUE SQUAD CONTRIBUTION -- The Johnsburg Rescue Squad receives a $100 contribution from the McHenry County Health Insurance association, presented by William S. Harris, right, director of the county-wide group concerned about health care improvements. The check was one of seven presented to res­ cue squads in McHenry county by the HIA. Accepting check is John Olson of the Johnsburg Rescue squad. DON PEASLEY PHOTO Begin Classes For Confirmation • At Local Church A reminder1 that the confir­ mation class for boys and girls over twelve years of age, will begin this Saturday, Jan. 30, at 10 a.m. at the Ringwood United Methodist church. Rev. Willis Walker will be in charge of the class. CHINATOWN??? Well no, not really but the Wilcoxes of Woodstock and the Bob Lows and Mabel Thomas of McHenry brought in chop suey with all the trimmings for Sun­ day dinner at the Walt Low home. The occasion was to cel­ ebrate xPatti Miller's birthday which was last week. Others stopping in were the Selbys and Jessie Scott of Waukegan. They then returned to McHenry with Mabel Thomas to spendtherest of the afternoon with her. EXPLORERS 145 The Ringwood, Wonder Lake Explorers spent Sunday after­ noon bowling up a storm at Rich­ mond. SYMPATHY Mrs. Nellie Hepburn spent last weekend with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Soddy of Kenosha. It was a sad occasion due to the death of the Soddys' only child, Mrs. Jane Muth, who died of cancer. Our deepest sympathy goes to Mrs. Hepburn and to Mr. and Mrs. Soddy. ABOUT TOWN It was a busy weekend for winter sports at the Art Chris­ tophers. Visitors included Gary Linstad, Nancy Bock and Jim Olson all of Appleton and Lyle Burns of Clinton, 111. Saturday was spent skiing at Wilmot. One member of the group was strictly a novice on skis but after many spills and bruises, she finally made it all the way down the hill in an upright position. Sunday afternoon was spent with more skiing and to­ bogganing on the hills at the farm. The weather was perfect. Many friends dropped in at the Hepburn-Brennan home this past week. Among those who called were Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ thur Laursen and Mrs. Johns of Antioch; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wright of Waukegan and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClure of Wil- mette; Joseph Boxer and Mrs. Florence Krox of Kenosha. Flora Carr attended the Memorial Services held for Dewey Beck last Wednesday evening at the Crystal Lake Methodist church. Chris and Rich Gillespie scouted out by themselves to a square dance last Friday eve­ ning. Guess everyone else was busy so they recruited another new square dancing couple from McHenry to go to the Country Squares with them, at Ivanhoe. Saturday evening found the Gil- lespies dancing again, but Pat- ti and Dave Miller went too. Johnsburg was the destination this time. Lots of fun, call them, lessons start next week. .• •7 BELATED SHOWER Mrs. Clarence Adams, Mrs. Paul Walkington and Mrs. Ray Wilcox had a bridal shower for Mrs. Donald West, the for­ mer Melodie Benoy, at the Clar­ ence Adams home on Sunday af­ ternoon. The guests were from Niles, Crystal Lake, McHenry, Woodstock, Alden and Elkhorn and Whitewater, Wis. Melodie and Donald were married on Dec. 30 at the Bethel Metho­ dist in Elkhorn. Melodie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ bur Benoy of Elkhorn, Wis. "500" Finally the postponed card club got to meet at the home of Vivian Jackson in Richmond. All were able to, attend but one so Vera Frey of Richmond was a good substitute. Mae WiedricFh came home with high score and Flora Carr was the low gal for the day. A good time was had by all after all the delays of cold weather, etc. HAPPY BIRTHDAY A new month and a new batch of birthdays to extend our best wishes to; George Joslin and to Sheryl Linn Sonnemaker (daughter of the former Mary Hogan) who share Feb. 4. On the fifth Wayne Brennan will be 7 years, and to Papa Leo­ nard Ackerman cm the seventh a happy birthday, and a great big happy birthday, all. ANNIVERSARY Feb. 3 will find the "Bob" Robert and Delores "LOR" Brennan celebrating their an­ niversary. Be right over for a toast you all. The very best and many more to come. Be­ lated wishes to Mike and Evelyn Zvonar on Jan. 28. PINK AND BLUE SHOWER A pink and blue shower was held in the Ringwood church hall for Mrs. Laura (Kiddell) Ackerman. Seems we all had a lot of story telling what to to keep it a surprise. The hostes­ ses were Mrs. Wanda Bruce, Mrs. Marsha Ackerman, Chryl Fitzle and Karen Kiddell. They served cake, cookies, punch, tea and coffee to 50 guests. ^they came from Palatine, Bel- .videre, Woodstock, McHenry, Wonder Lake area, Ringwood and Richmond. BIRTHDAY PARTY A big slumber and sledding party was held in the home of her parepU-fqr Colleen Tonyan. There /Were ten girls eating, giggling, and not doing much sleeping. They really had a great time. Some people see happiness only in distant fields -- others find it in the grass underfoot. q SAVINGS FEATURE OF THE WEEK 5% PASSBOOK SAVINGS Interest paid from date of deposit to date of with' drawal. Interest compounded daily -- net effective rate 5.13%. Money deposited by the 10th of any month will earn from 1st of that month. Interest posted to account end of each calendar quarter. Open or add to your account today -- in person or by mail -- at McHenry County's Oldest, Largest, Strongest Association. MARENGO federal savingsand loan assoc. Phone 815-568-7258 200 East Grant Highway Marengo, Illinois A $31,000,000 Mutual Association Serving Northern Illinois Since 1925 i* Legal Noticc IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF Joseph Cammarata Deceased, FILE NO. 70-P-253 Notice is heWby given pur­ suant to Section 194 of the Pro­ bate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters TESTAMENTARY were issued on December 28, 1970, to McHenry State Bank, McHen­ ry, Illinois whose attorney of record is James M. Mclntee, 3536 W. Elm St., McHenry, Ill­ inois. Claims may be filed within 7 months from the date of is­ suance of Letters of office and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House, Woodstock, Illinois, and cop- Jes thereof mailed or delivered Mo said legal representative and ^to said attorney. MARGARET O'NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub. Jan. 29, Feb. 5, 12. 1971) dfcuit Assembly Of Witnesses In Chicago Jan. 24 "Who will conquer the world in the 1970*8?" A question that most people would like ans­ wered for them in this time of „ peril. R.L. Balzer, a traveling rep­ resentative of the Watchtower Bible and Tract society, ans­ wered that question Sunday, Jan. 24, to an audience of 1,108 as he delivered the main ad­ dress of their three-day cir­ cuit assembly at Jehovah's Wit­ nesses Assembly hall, 7857 South Ashland Avenue, Chicago. Mr. Balzer used the Bible Books of Daniel and Revelation to show that "instead of the East or West conquering the world, both will Jje brought to their end, crushed by a conqueror ordained and empow­ ered by Almighty God himself! This one is the Lamb of God, Jesus Christ, now enthroned with full power. This he will do most possibly in the 197t)'s. Six-thousand years of human history ar6 due to run out in State Senator Karl Berning poses with Mary Durkee of Libertyville, Miss Lake County, and Miss Cindy Bird of Crystal Lake, Miss McHenry County. Both young ladies were finalists the Miss Illinois County Fair pageant. in the mid 1970*s, according to reliable Bible chronology. This is nothing more than six days on God's calendar for His Word tells us that a thousand years are as but a day with God. His rule is that the seventh day is to be a day of rest for mankind, so the restful thousand-year reign of Jesus Christ lies im­ mediately ahead of us. But first he must conquer this world in the Bible-promised War of Ar­ mageddon. Christ will lead his heavenly forces into this bat­ tle against human kings and mil­ itary forces according to Rev­ elation 17:12, 14. Human Chris­ tians here on the earth will not fight but will enjoy the pro­ tection of God and Christ during the war". Senator Poses With Illinois Queen Finalists State Senator Karl Berning (R-Deerfield) has returned from the twelfth annual Miss Illinois County Fair pageant. This yearly event was held in Springfield at the Saint Nich­ olas hotel and the Illinois State Armory. Senator Berning commented that he was proud that both Lake and McHenry counties had fin­ alists in the queen competition. He was also proud that of the fifty-four contestants, both Lake and McHenry counties had girls placing in the top ten. Senator Berning personally congratulated Miss McHenry Comity, Cindy Bird, of Crys­ tal Lake, and Miss Lake Coun­ ty, Mary Durkee, of Liberty­ ville. 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