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*ECTH»N 2 - PAGE * - PLA1NDEAI.FR - FRIDAY. OCTOHFII «. i»7H Ringwood News 385 8037 653-9262 728-0343 MASTER AIXILIAN-Kathleen Mars, left, assistant director of volunteers at McHenry hospital, was presented a Master Auxilian award last week by the Illinois Hospital association at its annual meeting in Chicago. Mrs. Mars, shown here with volunteer director, Victoria Behan. R.N., is the first member of the auxiliary to McHenry hospital who has been honored as a Master Auxilian. Hold County Coin Show A coin show serving the quad county areas of Cook, Lake, McHenry and Kane counties is being hosted by the McHenry County Coin club and will be held at the Crystal lake American Legion hall , Woodstock and Oak streets in Crystal Lake. Sunday. Oct 15, Show hours are 10 a m to 5 pm Admission is free and ample parking is available Club members will be available during the show to answer questions pertaining to coin collecting Specialists will also be on hand to appraise lT S and world coins, tokens and paper money Persons with anything along these lines who have always wondered what they were worth, now is the time to find out at no charge Exhibits will be displayed with trophies awarded Food and beverages will be available at a nominal charge Persons interested in coin collecting are urged to attend the meetings held the fourth Monday of each month, at 8 p m in the American Legion hall . Crvstal Lake Fifteen Riders From Ringwood In Blke-A-Thon The King wood-Green wood youth had a Bike-A-Thon last Sunday for UNCIEF There were fifteen bikers that left the Ringwood church at 2:30 last Sunday and two riders returned by way of bikes We understand a sizable amount was gleaned for the UNCIEF, but more details on that when the final results are turned in , RUMMAGE SALE Friday, Oct 6 and this Saturday. Oct 7 is the semi­ annual Rummage Sale at the Ringwood church On Friday, from 9thru 5p m and Saturday from 9am to noon we will offer our "junque" for you to find as your "treasures". From the looks of things now there is something for everyone With Halloween coming I'm sure you will find that "just right" costume to scare the ghosts and goblins away For those with a sweet tooth there will be coffee "AND" See you Friday and Saturday at the Ringwood church rummage sale CHURCH BIRTHDAY A big vote of praise goes to Paul Schwegal, Jr., for the great successful Pancake breakfast held at the church last Sunday in honor of the 123rd birthday of the Ringwood church Those present enjoyed a very delicious breakfast and some of the best fellowship ever; and those that didn't attend surely missed out Congratulations, Paul Lets do it again next year Nellie Hepron was among those who praised the pancake breakfast. On Monday, she and Art Jenson visited Mrs. Ceil Freuhling. NEW FRONTIERS The New Frontiers group of the Ringwood-Greenwood parish will meet at the Ringwood church on Tuesday, Oct 10 at 9:30 a.m., and travel to Union, 111., to visit the McHenry county Historical Museum Anyone interested in this group and this trip, please meet us at the Ringwood church and enjoy the history of McHenry county with us. CHOIR The Ringwood choir now meets at the Ringwood church at 7 p.m, every Thursday for practice New members are always welcome. Do join us You may think you can't sing; but it all sounds better in a group, and it's more fun SEWING CIRCLE The sewing circle met at the home of Doris Low last Thursday and all ladies were working feverishly to finish projects started for the up­ coming Bazaar on Nov. 11. There will be one more work day for this year, and it will be at the home of Katy Christopher on Nov 26 the ladies meet at 10:30, have lunch at noon, and continue to work until 3 p.m Oh, yes. Fern Mechum poured last Thursday There will be another craft night at Katy Christopher's home on Monday, Oct 16 Anyone wishing to come, please do so This will be mostly Macrame work If you wish to work with someone on craft projects, call Fern Mechum and she will arrange a get- together HELP!! Fall is here and there seems to be lot going on; BUT NOBODY CALLS. Everyone seems to love to read the column; BUT NOBODY CALLS to give us any extra news items. We can't have a column without YOUR help. BIRTHDAYS OOPS!! Think we forgot somebody last week so we wish Lois Jacobs a great big happy birthday on Oct. 9. Sorry about that, Lois. Happy birthday goes to Charles Tonyan, Mary Beth Harvey, and Tony Weiser on Oct 12; and on the fourteenth of October, we find Bill Cruickshank and Craig Ackerman celebrating Oct. fifteenth is that special day for Randy Sonnemaker. and on Oct 16, Margo Andreas will celebrate another special day. On Oct 17, we find Juanita Ackerman and Bob Klapperich adding another year. Happy birthday to all of you wonderful people ANNIVERSARIES We wish to be the first to add congratulations to Roger and Bonnie Petska on the twelfth of October, and to Frank and Mertie Harrison on Oct. 14 Happy anniversary to both of you young couples, and we wish you many more happy an­ niversaries NEW HERE? Are you new in the com- Are you new in the comm­ unity" If so, and you wish your dates to be remembered in the column, do call one of the above numbers and let us add your dates to the community bir­ thday and anniversary book. THINGS TO REMEMBER Oct 6 - rummage sale - Ringwood church -- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m Oct 7 -- rummage sale -- Ringwood church - 9 a.m. to noon Oct 8 - church services - Ringwood church - 9:15 a m Oct 8 - church school - Ringwood church - 9:45 a.m. Oct. 10 - The New Frontiers, senior citizens -- Ringwood church -• 9;30 a.m. Oct. 12 -- U.M.W. meeting at home of Fern Mechum -- 12:20 p.m. Oct. 12 - Ringwood Ad­ ministrative board meeting - 7:30 p.m. - Ringwood church. Oct. 26 - Last sewing circle meeting before bazaar at Katie Christopher's. Nov. 11 - Bazaar and Roast Beef dinner, details later. DIAL A PRAYER 1-:tK5-12:t4 [ POLICE TICKETS ] The City of McHenry Police department has issued the following tickets. Marilyn J. Meyers, 2313 Country lane, disobeying a stop sign Betty S harrison, 1020 West street. Spring Grove, no valid driver's license. Gregg A Wilsman. 2911 W. Gregg drive, disobeyin a stop sign. James P Moricci, Bartlett, driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an ac­ cident. Randy T Glick. 2623 W Emerald court, no valid driver's license. Robert J Lainson. West Chicago, improper left turn. Angel O Cabaval, Wood­ stock, no valid driver's license. Bradley C Hertel, 1006 N. Chapel Hill road, speeding. 48 mph in a 30 zone. Lawrence H Mertes, West Dundee, speeding. 42 mph in a 30 zone Doris B Eaton, Mundelien, disobeying a stop light Ellen M Liles, West Chicago, driving while license expired and improper lane usage. Glen P Hayes, Woodstock, speeding. 43 mph in a 30 zone Pamela A Schuttler, Lake Geneva, Wis., speeding. 46 mph in a 30 zone Charles E. Tonyan, Jr , 1640 N Park street, leavin the scene of a property damage accident Paul L Leitsch. Car pentersville. speeding, 50 mph in a 30 zone. Edward J. Barwig, 4619 W. Home avenue, speeding. 54 mph in a 35 zone. John F. Rudolph. 1817 W. River terrace, speeding, 45 mph in a 30 zone. Scott D. Young. 3010 W. Scott avenue, speeding. 45 mph in a 30 zone. Patrick W. Murray, 1411 Palamino drive, speeding. 39 mph in a 25 zone. Steven G. Parsons, 2105 Delaware, speeding. 54 mph in a 35 zone. Angelo S. Terrazino. Riverside, disobeying a stop sign Jay T. Hill, Richmond, disobeying a traffic light Darlene M. Baker, 601 S. Orchid path, speeding, 54 mph in a 30 zone James A Daurio. Jr , 2401 N Richmond road, speeding. 45 mph in a 30 zone. Larry G Brastad. 4326 Lakewood road, transportation of alcoholic liquor Joan M. Booker, 504 Sun- nyside, speeding. 44 mph in a 30 zone Thomas E Brittain. 436 Nancy lane, speeding. 40 mph in a 25 zone. Mark F Reinwall. 3016 Bull Valley road, disobeying a stop sign Diane M Byrd. 8717 Dorr road. Wonder Lake, speeding. 40 mph in a 25 zone and driving while license expired Janis J. Wegener, 4220 W Sioux lane, speeding. 43 mph in a 30 zone Patricia A Linnane, 5112 W Shore drive, speeding, 44 mph in a 30 zone Michael G. Miller, 2509 S Harriet lane, speeding. 42 mph in a 25 zone Charlene J Peiper, 1208 W May avenue, disobeying a stop sign Tom H Hamley\ Lake Zurich, disobeying a stop sign Kenneth Carlson, Phoenix, Ariz., disobeying a stop sign Elvira D Swik, 3113 Shady drive. Wonder -Lake, disobeying a stop sign Robert H Schneider. 2905 Maryville drive, disobeying a stop sigri and driving while license expired. Margaret L. Cusack, 3005 N. Oakwood. speeding, 48 mph in a 35 zone Mary J. Gee. Elbum, speeding. 50 mph in a 35 zone Lina C. Miller. 3903 Oak avenue, speeding, 43 mph in a 25 zone Jeanne M. Garchow, Crystal Lake, speeding. 40 mph in a 25 zone Mavelle A. Olson. 3702 N. Timothy lane, disobeying a stop sign. Jeannie Bradshaw. 2401 N. Richmond road, speeding, 45 mph in a 30 zone. Helen C. Hurtgen. Algonquin, speeding, 47 mph in a 30 zone Russell L. Kieres. Chicago, speeding, 50 mph in a 35 zone. Hans J. Steinbock, 2210 S. 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