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SECTION L» I* V.I fi - »»l. VINDEALER-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5,1976 Ringwood News 653 9008 653-9262 728 0295 Rlngwood Church Plans For Annual Bazaar-Dinner Folks please notice the new time for our bazaar and roast oeef dinner, Nov. 13. Our an­ nual bazaar this year will start at 3 p.m. <not 2 p.m.) and our -iinner serving times will be 5, 6 and 7 p.m. There will be ad­ vance tickets sales only. No tickets at the door. We will have our usual assortment of home made candies made by the ladies of the church and lots of new ideas in the gift items on the bazaar tables in the fellowship room at the church. Remember there will be no tickets sold at the door. So please contact anyone of the following for your advance tickets Mary Butler in the McHenry area; Mrs. Walter Wilcox in the Woodstock area; Katie Christopher, or Shirley Cristy in the Wonder Lake area ; or Mertie Harrison in the Ringwood area. If calling for tickets at "the last minute contact Mertie Harrison. See you Nov. 13 at the roast beef dinner and bazaar at the Ringwood church. SUCCESSFUL UNICEF DRIVE Twenty-two young folks gathered at the church in brass wheel 302 CEDAR LAKE RD. ROUND LAKE, ILL. 60073 312/546-5551 Ca±ua[ *J^LnLng and. docHtaih Shrimp & Ribs 95 Includes Salad Bar, Choice of Potato, Bread & Butter. SERVED DAILY IN NOVEMBER *5 FASHION SHOWS TUES. & FRI. 12 2 LEE'S APPAREL Free Champagne for Ladies PLANT SHOWS WED. 12-2 PLANTS BY JOYCE Free Champagne for Ladies FISH FRY WED. & FRI. _ FRIES, SLAW, J O95 BUTTElf •• FRL, SAT. In Our Lounge Jimmy Alman JAZZ TRIO Ringwood Sunday afternoon to go out collecting for UNICEF. The weather was beautiful, though a little brisk, and everyone was most cooperative in helping to fill the little orange boxes the children carried There was a total of $92.40 collected, which is greatly appreciated. Following the collection, the children returned to the church for games and refreshments served by the church school teachers and ladies of the Ringwood U.M.W. The children are very appreciative of all who helped to make the drive a success. . t HERE AND THERE Diane and Gary Linstad of Appleton were weekend visitors at her folks, the Art Christophers. Patty and Rich Harrison also dropped by to catch up on family news. FLORIDA VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Pauer of St. Petersburg, Fla., have been visiting daughter, Tina Betts, and family for the past two weeks. They came to visit and to attend their granddaughter's wedding in Franklin Park. So they then stayed with Tina, Earl and boys for a short visit and left for home this past Monday. Now that they have gotten used to the Florida weather they were rather glad to leave this cold. Tina would like to have crawled into one of their suitcases and joined them in the warmer weather. Oh well, Tina, some day your turn will come. U.M.W. MEETING The November U.M.W. meeting will meet at the church on Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. This is to be a family program so do bring the family for an evening program given by Jim Pearson. It will be a travelog on Asia with an em­ phasis on the art work. We do hope that all of you will come out for the program. We will be setting tables and chairs up on Thursday during the day and getting a lot of those little things done that can be done ahead of time so if you are free and can help us we'll see you Thursday morning also. SYMPATHY The community extends their sympathy to Dick Zell in the REPLACE IT NOW! For safety's sake for comfort and appearance -- check all windows and doors now and let us repair or replace. We reglaze in our shop or in your home ...with regular glass or new safety materials such as K-Lux Acrylic Plastics. McHENRY PAINT • GLASS & WALLPAPER 3 4 1 1 W . E L M M c H E N R Y 335 7353 death of his stepfather, Joseph Segar of Waukegan, the beginning of this week. NASHVILLE Nashville, Tn., that's where Doris Low and Marge Granath of McHenry took off to last week. They traveled to Nash­ ville with the Vagabond club out of McHenry. 'Twas four wonderful carefree days for all of them. The entertainment on Friday night was excellent, Opryland on Saturday was fantastic with all of those musical programs, etc., and then the G?and Ole Opry Saturday night in the new opra house. All I can say is it just gives me goosebumps to be near so much talent. Friday afternoon in touring downtown Nashville and then the coun­ tryside seeing all the stars' homes, etc., it makes one really humble to know that there are so many people with the talent that is there for our enjoyment. Oh yes, the greatest event of all was visiting the House of Cash, seeing all of Johnny Cash's citations, etc. We were honored to get to see Johnny Cash in person at the House of Cash. This is where he has his offices and recording studio. Even our tour guide had never been so lucky as we all were that day. Pictures, oh yes, there were some taken and we hope they are good, 'cause my flash didn't work and I hope the others who took pictures are OK 'cause I've asked for a copy of Johnny Cash in particular. If ever you have a chance to go to Nashville, go it's well worth the trip. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Rodney Ackerman on Nov. 8 and to Julie Nelsen and Willis Walker on Nov. 9, Nov. 10 finds Laurie Bidlack celebrating her special bristmas omes ecHJJcar... But why not save for it every week? It's easy with a Christmas Club Account! What better way to save for Christmas than with a Christmas Club Account at First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Crystal Lake? You decide how much you want to save and then make deposits weekly or monthly. You can even have the amount % transferred automatically from your checking account by using our new TRANSMATIC service. As you save, your money goes to work for you earning interest and making your account grow even faster. When Christmas draws near and it's time to begin your shopping, you'll receive a check in the mail for all of your deposits PLUS interest earned. Christmas may come but once a year, but you can avoid the crunch it can put on your budget with a Christmas Club Account at First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Crystal Lake. For your convenience, we have offices in Crystal Lake, Algonquin, Wauconda and McHenry! %«• People Pleaser Savings Plans... '•'/it* r Annual Interest Rat* Elfacthra Annual YlaM % rJ/' w 7.75% 6 to 10 year certificate account (min. $1,000) 8.17% 7.50% 4 to 6 year certificate account (min $1,000) 7.90% 6.75% 2Vt to 4 year certificate account (min $1,000) 7.08% 6.50% 1 to 2 year certificate account (min $1,000) 6.81% 5.75% 90 day to 1 year Golden Paaabook account (min. $1,000) 6.00% 5.25% Paaabook account offering day-of-depoait to day^of-wfthdrawal intaraat (min. $25) compounded dally, paid quarterly 5.39% 1!IPta Monthly Income certificates are available. Effective annual yields are earnad when interest is left to compound for one year. Withdrawals of certificate depoaits are permitted before maturity but Federal regulations require the amount withdrawn earn intereat at the paasbook rate less 3 months interest. The People Pleasers. FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CRYSTAL LAKE X IRA & JCEOGH ^AVAILABLE ih.I W XV>" -- ,ll Serving you at: Crystal Lake 1 E.Crystal Lake Ave. • Crystal Lake, III. 60014 (815) 459-1400 Algonquin 1309 Dundee Road (Rt. 31) • Algonquin, III. 60102 (312) 658-8622 Wauconda 475 West Liberty (Rt. 176) • Wauconda, III. 60084 *(312) 526-8622 McHonry 4400 West Route 120 • McHenry Market Place* McHenry, III. 60050 • (815) 385-9000 Sat • day with Mrs. Yvonne Davis and Elissa Edinger sharing Nov. 11. Nov. 12 is that special day for Bobby Fossum and Nov. 13 for Jennie Jones, with Peggy Whiting and Eunice Andreas celebrating on Nov. 14. Happy birthday to all of you. ANNIVERSARIES We find Kevin and Lynn Bauer celebrating another year together on Nov. 11 as Ruth and Loren Harrison are doing on Nov. 14. Happy anniversary to both couples and we hope you have many many more. THINGS TO REMEMBER Sunday ~ Nov. 7 - Church Services •- Ringwood church - 9:15 a.m; Church School - Ringwood church - 9:45 a.m. Tuesday -- Nov. 9 -- Make Candy at the Church for Bazaar. Thursday -- Nov. 11 -VWopfc Day at Church for Dinner and Bazaar Thursday evening - Nov. 11 ~ 7:30p.m. -- U.M.W. Program at Church -- family night - Pictures by Jim Pearson, Aisian Arts Saturday, Nov. 13 - 3 p.m. Bazaar opens - Dinner serving 5, 6 and 7 p.m. Advance tickets only. GIFT FOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY - Shown presenting a check for $1,000 to Dorothy McEachren, McHenry County Historical society, is Beverly Ebert, president of the McHenry County Board of Realtors. As part of their Make America Better program, the realtors pledged a total of $5,000 over a five-year period to refurbish a room at the Historical society's new home in Union. This check completes a total payment of $3,00 to date. YOU AND YOUR PET By Robert L. Stear, D.V.M. Manager of Veterinary Services Norden Laboratories protecting your healthy by Pat Chapin Pat Chapin, Director of Consumer Affairs at National Pest Control Association, 8150 Leesburg Pike, Vienna, VA. 221HO, answers pest control questions from consumers. Dr. Robert L. Stear, veterinary practitioner, writer and lecturer, is author of the informative column for pet owners, "You and Your Pet." The column deals with the prevention and treatment of a broad range of animal problems and offers valuable advice on pet care and training. It will appear regularly in the Plaindealer. Dr. Stear received his Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Husbandry and his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Colorado State university. He conducted a private practice in Nebraska for fourteen years and served as an instructor of veterinary technicians for the University of Nebraska School ot Technical Agriculture for two years. At present, Dr. Stear is manager of Veterinary Ser­ vices at Norden Laboratories, the nation's leading ethical Q. I have noticed recently that many peat control com­ panies indicated that they are "licensed" or "certified." Can you explain what this means? A. Federal Law requires that by late 1977 each pest control com p a n y must have supervisory personnel certified by the state in which you reside. All states must comply with this law. In addition, companies may be licensed, although all states do not require this. veterinary pharmaceutical company. Dr. Stear's duties with Norden consist of performing field consultation and diagnosis, coordinating field testing, handling customer product inquiries and product promotion, and engaging in technical and non-technical speaking assignments. He is a past president for the Nebraska Veterinary Medical association and currently serves on the Executive committee of the American Veterinary Medical associaiton. When a person is certi­ fied, he is recognized by the state to have demonstrated competence in acts and re­ sponsibilities associated with pest control by virtue of pas­ sing a written examination and, therefore, allowed to use or supervise the use of pesticides classified by law for restricted use. Licensing gives a company the authority to be in the business of controlling pests. This does not necessarily mean that the person in charge has been examined about the control of pests. Some states require an examination for licensing, others may only require that a person be registered. In any case, licens­ ing implies a fee paid for the right to do business. Certified applicators must demonstrate a practical know­ ledge of a wide variety of pests including their life cycles, types of formulations appro­ priate for their control and methods of application that avoid contamination of food, damage and contamination of your residence or business and exposure of people and pets. 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