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PAGE 8 - PLAIN DEALER - FKIDAY, AUGUST 10. IS7U Local Students Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on July 25th. A.D. 1973, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois, setting forth the "names and post-office addresses to all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as BUILDERS FIREPLACE & SUPPLY, located at 3321 South Route 31. Box 572. Crystal Lake. 111. 60014 Dated this 25th dav of Julv. A.D. 1973 Vernon \\ Kays t Countv Clerk (Pub Aug 10. 17. 24. 1973) To Dean's LJst At Carbondale Twelve local students were named to the Dean's list for academic achievement for the 1973 Spring quarter at Southern Illinois university at Car­ bondale recently. * Those from McHenry were Bonnie T Becker. 3109 VV Crescent drive; Herbert F. Harrison. 1925 N Woodlawn. • straight A >. James E. Meeker. P.O. Box 108 Rita A. Mettelka. 1514 W Hickory. (straight A": Laura J. Phan- nenstill. 3706 James; John A. Reinke. 802 N. Center; Roxanne G. Thomas. 811 W. Northeast Shore, (straight A); Donald Thurlwell, 3611 W. Main and Mark E. Tomm. 1211 W. River Terrace; also. Jane L. Biackmon. 9613 Route 12, Rich­ mond; Rita Mildred Ducy. 7103 Johnsurg-Wilmot road. Spring Grove and Lynn Marie Wines, 7812 Oakwood, Wonder Lake. Service News One out of every four acres of farm crops raised in the United States goes to another country. When a farmer is his own best hired hand, an automatic bale wagon can be his best friend GOOSENECK TB4ILERS GRAIN STOCK & HAT BED KYiiHr_"r «'*• -- » - * itlMfl I 8920 HOWE ROAD, RINGWOOD , DEALER ILL. Ph.:815-653-9396 653-9346 A-l Hearing Aid Service ?4 Hour Service REE LOANERS COMPLETE SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Zenith Sonotone Bel tone Tele* Octar ian Fidel i ty Accoust icon Qual i tone Lloyds Sears V 'Con DaMberl Audivox RacJioear Maico Widex Audiotone RO STENSLAND 8. ASSOCIATE^ Rental on Zeni th or Maico Hearing Aids 3937 W Main. McHenry 815 385 7661 Wed n e s d a y o n l y 1 5 P M Other locat ions Mt Prospect Oak Park Aurora Hinsdale Batter ies Hal f Pr ice With This Ad NEIL R. ROBERTS Navy Seaman Recruit Neil R. Roberts, son of Mr and Mrs. Ronald E Roberts of 1208 S Bonnie Brae. McHenry. graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training center, Great Lakes. Navy Airman Michael P. Trinski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trinski of 1007 Fortress drive. McHenry. has helped clear mines during Operation End Sweep while serving with Helicopter Mine Coun- termeasure Squadron 12. A task force ot fifty ships using helicopters cleared the mines from North Vietnam's major harbors and coastal waterways during the six- month operation. Marine Pvt. Richard S. Layton. son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Layton of 3707 W. Main street, McHenry, graduated from basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit depot. Parris Island. S. Carolina Airman Donald G. Sundby. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sundby of 1113 W Sunset drive. McHenry. has graduated at Sheppard AFB. Tex., from the U.S. Air Force communications equipment repairman course conducted by the Air Training comma nd The airman, who learned to install and repair teletypewriter and com­ munications machines, is being assigned to Ramstein AB, (iermam. for duty with a unit dt the Air Force com­ munications service Airman Sundby is a 1970 graduate of McHenry Com­ munity high school. When it comes to drawing conclusions, some people are natural artists. It <>tii\ we could forget our troubles as easily as we forget our blessings FAIR CH AMPIONS - Sieve Thompson, Greenwood Gremlins, won grand champion honors for his 4- II vegetable project with Paul Ronczkowski, left, Woodstock Community Builders receiving reserve. Steve was unavailable for the photo so brother Bob, right, is shown here. Farmers received an in­ crease of just 12 percent on the products they sold over the last 20 years. In fact, farm prices either declined or remained unchanged during 10 of the last 20 vears. Ringwood News r i I I i 1 I I I I I i m >w< >a* >*frc ymc ̂ memx >»< >a*»• >*e< xm >»>- >s*< **** ****** WHAT'S NEW AT FIRST FEDERAL? A NOW AVAILABLE SEE OUR SAVINGS OFFICE NEW RATES RATE ANNUAL YIELD MINIMUM BALANCE TERM NEGOTIABLE NEGOTIABLE '1,000.00 4 YEARS 6%% C E R T I F I C A T E 7.08 $5,000 m yrs 6%% C E R T I F I C A T E 6.81 $5,000 lyr 5%% G O L D E N P A S S B O O K C CM D« u4 $1,000 90 Day Notice 5% R E G U L A R P A S S B O O K 5.13 NONE DAILY INTEREST COMPOUNDED DAILY ON ALL ACCOUNTS AFTER YOU HAVE FINISHED RATE SHOPPING, WE ARE SURE YOU WILL BRING YOUR SAVINGS TO FIRST FEDERAL OF CRYSTAL LAKE - WHERE SERVING OUR DEPOSITORS COMES FIRST Save By Mail Postage Free! Open Your Account Soon FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CRYSTAL LAKE s^mcj4. SAVE 1 i I 1 I Grandma Wiedrich Observes 100th Birthday Aug. 21 Grandma Wiedrich will celebrate her one-hundredth birthday on Tuesday, August 21. Her daughter, Flora Carr, said that her mom is doing nicely and is very alert for her age. So let's all send Grandma Wiedrich a card for her bir­ thday and wish her well. She is at the Villa Nursing Home or send the cards to Ringwood and Flora will take them to her. She has already received a card from the Shadles in California. Happy birthday, Grandma Wiedrich. THE FAIR The McHenry County 4-H Fair may be a thing of the past but I'm sure the boys and girls in our community who are 4-H club members have many happy memories (perhaps a few disappointing, too). There are many hours of hard work, planning, and attending meetings to bring their fair projects through to a com­ pletion where they can be put on display to compete with other young folks in the county and be exhibited to the public. We are proud of these young people and trust they will put to good use, the knowledge they have learned this past year. BEAUTIFUL WEDDING Saturday, August 4, at 3 o'clock was the beautiful wedding for Miss Debbie Betts and Bill Bork of Chicago. The sunny afternoon was all in time with the lovely lawn reception held in the yard of Debbie's parents, the Robert Betts. There were around 100 guests present to wish the young couple well. BAKER REUNION The Art Baker family of Ringwood traveled to Strawberry Point, Iowa, to be present at the Baker family reunion held there on Sunday. They left on Saturday an^' this week returned home on Monday af ter spending a wonderful day visiting with members of the family who don't always make it when they are home visiting the two grandmothers. HERE AND THERE Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brennan of Oak Lawn and their < children, Wayne and Wendy, were weekend* guests of the Charles Brennans. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Soddy of Kenosha*were also visiting at the Brenn&n-Hepburn home this past weekend. While here, they took Mrs. Nellie Hepburn to call on Grandma Wiedrich at the Pistakee Nursing Home. Grandma Wiedrich will be celebrating her one-hundredth birthday on Tuesday, August 21. Recent visitors in the Brennan-Hepburn home were Mrs. Webster Biackmon of Richmond and daughter Mrs Joan Buelow of Spring Grove with children, Mike, Mary Lois, and Laurie. We have a new paper boy again carrying the Sentinels throughout the neighborhood. It is Bob Baker. Those campers were out camping again this weekend. Dick and Jackie Crosby and children, and Walt and Doris Low went with the Dancing Wheels (this is the square dance campers) to Trout Valley near Elkhorn. Hey, Don and Ruth, we missed you two being there. Home made ice cream was in order last Tuesday evening when the Larry Thomas family and Mabel Thomas of McHenry arrived at the Low household The occasion- being to help Doris' brother, Darold, celebrate his birthday which was onAug. 2. Alsopresent to wish him happy birthday were Patti Miller and boys and Sue Erwin and children of Wonder Lake. There was 2'/2 gallons of ice cream consumed. Darold and family then left on Thur sday headed for Arizona. Hey! Aunt Nellie -- any more accidents lately??? Glad to see Dorothy Betts and Eric from Gasville, Ark. Also Bob Betts' sister, Delores, came to be here for Debbie Betts' wedding. £ddie has been vi^itirig his brother, Earl, $nd sister, Esther, for the la&t'^month and will return me with his mom sometime "500 CARD CLUB" The ladies "500" card club met in the home of Vera Frey in Richmond last Wednesday. Vivian Jackson went home with high score and Arlene Pearson went home with low again. Gee Arlene we do hope your luck changes one of these days. Those going out to eat on Monday evening to help Bob Betts celebrate his bir thday(how many Bob?) were Dorothy Betts, Tina and Earl Betts, Bob and Martha Betts, Delores Betts and Esther and Larry Stilling. Hear they had a real good time but Bob says Gee Whiz when are we going to quit celebrating? And then there was the moron, who went to a second hand store, to get one for his watch. 1 THINK ABOUT IT! I 1 EAST CRYSTAL LAKE AVENUE TE LEPHONE 459 1400 WHERE SAVING PAYS! Established 1952 as Crystal Lake Savings and Loan Association £\ TRAVEL FIRST /^\ J?) AIR-SEA - LAND-CRUISES-TOURS-HOTELS (T) ONE EAST CRYSTAL LAKE AVENUE, CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS V J 459-3400 xmtk m jmx >&•>:•> >»* >j» >«*• -a* >»: -a* -as- >»:<. ;*•;< xm >;•;< m -»> <•> >:•> •»: .%• ** ** J BY BOB JUSTEN " *®wna wherever you look, here or abroad, some- tiring is wrong Few things seem right. Throughout Asia, the middle East, place after place in Europe, and here at home-Washington, New York, Chicago- you name it. Problems exist everywhere. Inflation, sick­ ness, heart disease, mental disorders, violence, law­ lessness, pollution, dissentors, demonstrators, and again -you name it. Yet, with it all, somehow or other, with a l l these sticky problems, life is STILL livable. Could it be that these problems, bad as they are, are really not a? !*d " they seem 1)67 Have we created a fear of fear? Are we blinding ourselves in a darkness of despair by refusing to open our eyes to the sunshine of exuberance, good cheer and hopefulness? Do we be­ lieve that because lots of tranquilizers are being bought and used, that EVERYBODY is using them*> MOST people don't use them! Remember that! Remember too v if* 1)6 lIvtn8 in a dangerous age, It need not be a disastrous age for any of us. Speaking for ourselves we firmly believe a new order will be reborn with righteousness and justice. We hope J®, Ji?® _ _ k® P®rt of it. What about you? H0ME> 3519 W. Elm street, McHenty, ni» Phone 385-2400. I