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I - I M A I \ D I : A L I ; K - I L I I - I \ \ Y ; R « _ • I « , ; 4 Ringwood Mews -653-9008) (653-9262) $arly Services Scheduled For (Easter Sunday F.arly services will be held Easter Sunday at 8 o'clock followed by breakfast in the Church dining room. The traditional service will be held at the regular hour of 9:30 a.m. If you are planning to attend o the breakfast, please make reservations by Saturday morning with either Althea Walkington, 728-0222 or Katv Christopher. 728-0295. GREENWOOD SPRING LUNCHEON The ladies of our Ringwood Church area have been invited to the spring luncheon given by ladies of the Greenwood church, to be held Wednesday, April 24. Reservations are to be m by Monday. April 15. Please < . ill Althea Walkington. or Katy Christ,opher. right away so we can include you in the group that plans to attend. SKIDMORESRETURN John and Curly Skidmore left our fair town on Jan. 23 for their annual trip to Texas. They spent a couple of weeks with daughter. Betty, and husband, Jerry Williams, and their three sons Charles, James and Robert in Fort Worth, Texas. They then went to Padre Island on the coast to enjoy the wonderful fishing, sunshine, sand and the beautiful weather thev had all the time they were V jp •J 5*. •£&>: m §H m M snsg II if em is si > > a $ :*:& 5 § I I >1 a • 9 M § . I I i 41 Brid! towns Br n a t\ 'c; Attendants /yinformals Mother/of | tne| Vyedding Special/ Occasion Forma Is Invitations /48iVHr. Service y^ap§sones\ Professional Bridal Consultants No Charge For Alterations 815 338 1210 for appointment there. The fishing was good, they saw several kinds of fish brought in. The sunshine was wonderful, just look at the beautiful suntan that they both have, must be nice. They went to Hot Springs, Ark. John really enjoys those hot baths there. They spent 10 days here. Then on to Blue Eye, Mo., to spend some time with the Hoffmans. Then on home on April 2. Curly was ready for returning home and the families and the hustle bustle of our little town, but John would like to have stayed another month. Oh well John maybe you can be the boss next year. SUNDAY VISITORS Sunday dinner guests in the Richard Zell home on Sunday of last week were Mrs. Clara Gable and daughter, Jean, and Jean's daughter and son. All of Chicago but are moving to Las Vegas in the near future. Richard's uncle Glenn Zell was there from Las Vegas and Uncle Robert Zell and wife, Ethel, also of Las Vegas. Uncle Gordon Zell and cousin Mike Blake of Chicago, his sister Betty Devorak of Palatine and his sister Penny Zell of Chicago. LADIES "500" The ladies "500" card club was held in the home of Flora Carr on Wednesday, April 3. Clara Cristy was the lucky lady of the day going home with the highest score. Mae Wiedrich was the unfortunate lady with the lowest score of the day. Everybody had lots of visiting for the day tho'. "500" Saturday evening, April 6, saw Walt and Doris Low traveling to Bristol, Wis.,- to play "500". Usually Paul and Althea go to this same card club but they have both been feeling on the poorly side for a week sooo they didn't go this time. Too bad too as Danny and Ruth Rawson had invited all of the former members who had ever belonged to this card club. Those able to attend were Darrell and Arlene Benoy of Woodstock, Harold and Helen Ruth Stanek of Whitewater, Wis., Ted and Dora Koostra of Sharon, Wis. Those unable to attend were Clarence and Marion Harrison of Ringwood, Greenwood. Bob and Blanche Howe of Richmond, Allen and Gladys Ainger of Hebron and Mike and Florence Kane of Mequon, Wis. This club has been in existence for 34 years. Paul and Althea (11 tl\f ,se RENT A WATER SOFTNER from TOM HUEMANN Water Conditioning 2103 W. Church 385-3093 Johnsburg, McHenry I •5 m j Safe I m m i'0- II g m m m Ill i m B >Xv i p p & it Hours: 9 to 5:30 Monday - Saturday Fridays 9 to 9 ^oiyd StoU s w " Jewel does more than youH expect PRICES IMfCTlVI. UNUSS OTHERWlSf INDICATED. THURS ' APRIl II THROUGH SUNDAY. APRIL 14 AT ALL JIWIL STORES IN COOK LAKf. DUPAGE AND MC HENRY COUN­ TIES (EXCLUDING RIVER OAKS AND ELGIN) ONLY SMOKEO MEATS LUNCHMEATS. POULTRY AND FRO ZEN FISH AND SEAFOOO ARE AVAILABLE AFTER SIX P M WEEKDAYS AND ALL DAY SUNOAY AND HOLIDAYS Gather 'Round An Feast Of Fine Jewel foods! Walkington had the first evening of cards for this group on Feb. 2, 1940. Those in the group now are Paul and Althea Walkington, Danny and Ruth Rawson and Glenn and Dorothy Benoy (original members) Walt and Alice Mae Wilcox, Lou and Helen Winn and Walt and Doris Low. A good visiting evening was had by all and a lot of reminiscing as to how long so and so had belonged and whose place they had taken when they moved away, etc. Those going home with prizes for playing cards (if you can call it that under such conditions) were high: Glenn and Dorothy Benoy; low, were Walt Wilcox and Dora Koostra. ABOUTTOWN We were happy to receive a call from Mrs. Mabel Hawley saying she was back home after spending some time with her daughter and family, the John Dt Woodwards, of Largo, Fla. Mrs. Hawley said the weather was beautiful all the time she was there, with temperatures in the 70's. Let's hope she brought some of that weather back with her so we can start thinking about planting those vegetable seeds (to help the grocery bill) and flowers. Lunch and afternoon visitors with Phyllis Zell on Monday were her sister Shirley Green of Lake Villa, Barbara Riipi and daughter, Diane, and daughter- in-law, Diane, of Zion and Sandy Nielson and two children of Chemung. Patti Miller and sons, Lee and Scott, and Doris Low went to Delavan, Wis., to have lunch with Pam (Low) Kehoe. 'Twas a beautiful day for a ride but that wind was cold. Jan Walkington and daughters, Jolie and Karen of Addison, spent Monday 'til ft In joy Spring# resh Favorites From Jewel's Produce Market! • GOLDEN Sweet Potatoes 3718 W0 ELM STREET McHENRY, ILLINOIS Monday thru Saturday 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. | Sunday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. _ U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" POPULAR BRANDS 10-22 LB. Hen or Tom ALL GREEN Asparagus LARGE 72 SIZE Navel Oranges BLACK HAAS California Avocados RED Ripe Watermelon CHGO STORES SUB STORES EACH SUB STORES Turkeys (EXCLUDING SELF BASTI U S D A GRADE "A"Chef Cut SELF BASTING 10 22 LB nor Tom Turkeys U S D A GRADE A SWIFT BUTTERBALL OR ARMOUR GOLDEN STAR 10 11 LB SELF BASTING Turkeys U S D A GRADE A CHEF CUT OR SWIFT PREMIUM Frozen Ducks Let The Chef Provide The Extras For Your Holiday Feast! IMPORTED Baked Ham C U S O A GRADE A S 91B Capons U S D A GRADE A ARMOUR GOLDEN STAR C U 2 IB - STUFFED Turkeys M Sag? jjv! :%SS m 1 $8 m GOV'T. INSP. - FULLY COOKED WATER ADDED 7-9 LB. Shank Ham Roast GOV'T INSPECTED . FULLY COOKED - WATER ADDED Boneless Ham Roast 09 GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FULLY COOKED 7 9 AVAILABLE ONLY IN JEWELS WITH CHEF'S KITCHEN 09 REG SI 19 18 0Z PKG. 6BurnyGBros. - - FRESH O 7A, Buttersoft Bread » CHERRY VALLEY Whipped Topping 10 OZ PKG COUNTRY MANOR - BREAKFAST Ham Slices > lb DELICIOUS Ricotta Cheese " Decorate Your Table With The Lovely Pastels Off Burny Treats! BAVARIAN CREAM WATER ADDED Butt Ham Roast GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FULLY COOKED WATER ADDED - SMOKED Ham Slices LB SIZE 39 W GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FULLY COOKED j, _ C WATER ADDED BONELESS SI Breakfast Sliced Ham LB I a - ,A GOVERNMENT INSPECTED FULLY COOKED -- -- SI 19 BLUEBIRD - 12 14 LB AA| 1 1 Smoked Ham "> #8 Coffee Cake 99 WHITE ICED Lamb Cake R E G ^*1.19 EACH ^2 FRESHLY GROUND APPROXIMATELY 75% LEAN Ground Beef 99 U S D A C H O I C E BEEF RIB FIRST FIVE RIBS Standing Rib Roast MARY DUNBAR Broccoli Spears lOOZ PKG $119 U S D A CHOICE -LAMB » I Shoulder Chops l CHICKEN OF THE SEA Chunk Tuna 6'/2 OZ. CAN $109 U S D A CHOICE 8 I Lamb Rib Chops 169 GRADE"A" Jewel Large Eggs REG 49 REG 33- REG 57 WITH LESS THAN S3 00 PURCHASE Wednesday with Grandma and Grandpa Walkington. EASTER VACATION Easter vacation is April 12-16 inclusive, so parents take note your children will be home Friday, April 12, and Monday, April 15, and Tuesday, April 16. REGISTRATION FOR SUMMER SCHOOL Registration for summer school will be held on April 24 and 25 in the hall in front of the Junior high school gymnasium. Kindergarten and pre school registration will be held the same,, days at the Middle school. Registration hours will be from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Make a date and copy it down, Moms. JUST PLAIN GOSSIP Our Aunt Nellie Hepburn and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Soddy of Kenosha, Wis., visited with Fred Schroeder in Crystal Lake Nursing Home - this past Sunday. The happy wanderers are home again as Clayt and Virginia Bruce couldn't stay away, they wound their way from Ringwood to Ava, Mo., to visit with Merrill and Estallie Culvey (Clayt's sister) and then went on to Manchester, Cedar Falls and Waterloo, Iowa, to visit with old time friends, Lloyd and Helen Harkens, who had worked and lived in Wonder Lake After a bad fall and a telephone call, we found that Art Baker had gone to Strawberry Poin^ Iowa, to stay with his mother nor a week. Glad that there were no broken bones. NEW BABY Richard "Bozo" Bound, Jr., visited with Aunt Lil and Uncle Frank Visconti last week while mommie made a trip to the hospital to have baby sister, Candida Marie, who weighed in at 6 lbs., 6 oz., on April 5. Proud mom and dad are Richard and Yvonne Bound of Wonder Lake. Congratulations to the family. SYMPATHY Our sympathy goes out to Mercedes Hoffman and Sandy and Roger Hunt on the death of Bill Hoffman on March 31, husband and father. Also to other relatives. Also our sympathy goes to Richard Zell on the death of his father, Earl Zell, who passed away in Chicago on Tuesday of last week. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Linda (Low) Billikas on April 14 and to GiGi Mough on the sixteenth. Sherri Cristy and Ed Kane share their natal day on April 17. John Klapperich has his special day on April 19 as does Henry <Aissen on April 20.' Happy birthday to you all. Happy anniversary t<* Jerome and Clara Tonyan on April 16. How many years is it; kids? Hope you have a lot more' of them. , Lakes Meeting Is Postponed The Illinois Chain-O-Lakes Study commission cancelled its meeting which had been set for Friday afternoon in Fox Lake. William E. Brook, Antioch, commission chairman, said the reason for the cancellation was that the Illinois General Assembly was in session in Springfield- Thursday and Friday and two-thirds of the commission members are state legislators. The next meeting of the commission, Brook said, is scheduled for l p.m. April 19 in Fox Lake village hall. At that time, -the star witness is scheduled to be Anthony Dean, director of the Illinois Department of Conservation. Others on hand could include Leo Isle, state waterways director, and John C. Guillou. former chief state waterways engineer and one long conversant with Chain-O-Lakes flooding and preservation problems. Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on April 2nd, A.D. 1974, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenrv County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as CRAIG ENTER­ PRISES, INC., located at 1911 W. Page Place, McHenry, Illinois 60050. Dated this 2nd day of April, A.D. 1974. Vernon W. Kays - County Clerk (Pub. April 12,19,26,1974) S>ATi FARM N S U R A N C f Your "Good Neighbor" for .%%%• 89S WH •Xv cTCome protection Your home . . . probably your big­ gest financial investment ... de­ serves the best protection. A low- cost State Farm Homeowners Policy with automatic Inflation Coverage can provide all the up- to-date coverage you'll probably ever need. And by offering only the best in protection, service and economy. State Farm's become the world's leading homeowners in­ surer. Call me for all the details. DENNIS CONWAY 3319 W. ELM ST. 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