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f Ringwood News 385 8037 653 9262 7280343 Advance Tickets Suggested For Ringwood Dinner Tickets are now available for the roast beef dinner to be served at the Ringwood United Methodist church on Saturday, Nov. 11. People are encouraged to get their tickets early for the hour they wish to be served. There will be three seatings: 5, 6 and 7 p.m. Tickets may be obtained from Doris Low, (in Ringwood), Alice Peet and Mary Butler in McHenry; Mrs. Frank Harrison and Mrs. Walt Wilcox in Woodstock; contact any church member, and you will receive them. BAZAAR The bazaar at the Ringwood church. Saturday, Nov. 11, will start at 3 p.m. The ladies were busy last week finishing a wide variety of items which will be available for sale. They decided to also make homemade candies which will be available to satisfy the "sweet tooth". U M Y BAZAAR BOOTH The young people of U.M.Y. will have their booth at the bazaar with canned goods, baked goods and plants. The youth will be very appreciative of any items that might be donated to their booth U N I C E F P A R T Y The little witches and ghosts were out last Sunday afternoon with little orange boxes in their hands, collecting for I .N I C E.F. in both Ringwood and Greenwood Following the collection, they all gathered at the Greenwood church for refreshments The children were very happy there were able to collect $73.00 to help other children overseas The older youth of both churches had a bike-a-thon earlier and traveled a total of 114 miles The pledges on this LENNOX HEATING SYSTEMS •Dollar Saving 'Electric Ignition •Efficient *Quiet •GAS *OIL 'ELECTRIC rr HEATING AND COOLING SINCE 1*31 3511 S Wright Rd 1815)459 2300 McHENRY, ILL. 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U.M.Y HALLOWEEN PARTY The youth of Greenwood- Ringwood parish had a won­ derful time Sunday evening when they visited the Haunted House at Pistakee. It was really scary for some of them. After working up an appetite there, they returned to the home of Mrs. Marge Evans where they enjoyed hamburgers and hot dogs. Adults assisting with the party were Paul Schwegel, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Spencer, and Mrs. Art Baker. HERE AND THERE Friends have been enjoying a, visit from Bob and Florence Black who were back in the area for a couple of weeks with their camper. The Blacks have taken up residence in Holiday, Florida, and it was so good to see them again. Mrs. Nellie Hepburn reports that her son, Webster Black- mon of Richmond, is back home after a recent con­ finement in McHenry hospital. Several family members and friends dropped by last week­ end to visit him; son, Jim Blackmon of Chula Vista, Calif.; brother, John Blackman of Goodland, Fla ; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Madden of Roscoe; Jane Blackmon, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Klapperich and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Harms all of Rich­ mond; and also Mrs. Hepburn and Do Brennan of our town. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cox are moving to Ft. Wayne, Ind. They will be missed by their neigh­ bors. Walt and Doris Low visited former residents. Bob and Betty Graham, at Hazelhurst, Wis last week-end. The weather was beautiful and called for a little fishing and hiking in the woods Nelson on the ninth, and to Laurie Bidlack on Nov. *10. On Nov. 11 Mrs. Yvonne Davis will celebrate her natal day, as does Bobby Fossum on the twelfth of November. Nov. 13 is that special day for Jennie Jones, and on the fourteenth we find Peggy Whiting and Eunice Andreas adding another year, happy birthday to all of you wonderful people. ANNIVERSAIRES We wish a very happy an- niversay to Kevin and Lynn Bauer on Nov. 11, and to Randy and Roe Jossarand on Nov. 14. Rtlth and Loren Harrison will also be celebrating another year of wedded bliss on the fourteenth of November. Happy anniversary to all of your wonderful couples, and many more happy years to come. THINGS TO REMEMBER Nov. 5 -- Ringwood church - church services - 9:15 a.m. > Nov. 5 -- Ringwood church - church school - 9:45 a.m. Nov. 6 - Ringwood chrch - Make candy for Bazaar - 9 a.m. Nov. 7 - ELEECTION - Do your thing and vote YOUR way Nov. 9 -- Work morning at church - 9 a.m. Nov. 9 -- 12:30 a.m. - Ringwood church - U.M.W meeting, all welcome. Nov. 9 - Ringwood church - church board meeting - 7:30 p.m. LINDA MCEACHRIN The McHenry County Choral festival concert, including many local students, will be held Monday, Nov. 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the Marian Central Catholic high school gym­ nasium. A mass chorus of over 450 students will be under the direction of Dr. Robert Jen­ nings from the University of Nov 11 Ringwood church - 3 p.m - Bazaar. Nov 11 - Roast Beef dinner - serving 5, 6, and 7 p.m. Call for tickets. 653-9262 BE ACTIVE and BE THANKFUL that you can be active DIAL A PRAYER 1-385-1234 Wisconsin (Whitewater) and a select swing choir of twenty- four students will be under the direction of Miss Linda McEachrin from Buffalo Grove high school in Buffalo Grove. Miss McEachrin received her Bachelor of Music from Indiana university and her Master of Music from Northwestern university Her credentials include chreography of fifteen musicals, and choreographing several semi-pro and professional swing choirs all over the country and Canada. Miss McEachrin is a member of the Music Educators National Conference, the American Choral Directors association, and is currently treasurer of the Illinois chapter of The National Association of Jazz Educators. Miss McEachrin is vocal director at Buffalo Grove high school in Buffalo Grove, where she is director and choreographer of the "Ex­ pressions", a swing choir which will be touring Canada in 1979. The concert begins at 7:30 CONTRACTORS! Get your best deal now on the leader! Loader/backhoe w w COME IN AND SEE US OR CALL "THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT" Geo. P. Freund, Inc. 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry 385-0420 :zm RENT RMSEtfVJlC the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system m # 00 HALF DAY Mon. thru Thurs. RINSENVAC c leans the way p ro fess iona ls do , a t a t rac t ion o t the cos t '/j Day As Follows: 9 o.m l p.m. 1 p.m. 5 p.m S p.m. 9 p.m. (2' • HRS. IS 00 MIN OVERNIGHT SPECIAL I 8:00 P.M. -9:00 A.M. $10.00 1 HORNSBYS fami l y (en te rs -- 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY, ILL. ATTENTION!! McHENRY COUNTY BOARD DISTRICT 2 VOTERS OF BURTON - McHENRY - NUNDA TOWNSHIPS: The "Pied Piper" is Calling Again! STOP BEING TAKEN FOR GRANTED! CANDIDATE NO. 144, "PETE" HELLIOS, NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT! HELP HIM CONTINUE FIGHTING TO PROTECT YOU! Unlike other board candidates (Huemann 140, Buss 141, Cunat 142, and Claypool 143), who think it's "all sewed up" because of a party label, they don't even bother to pp sonally ask for your vote. NO. 144, "PETE" HELLIOS HUMtJI Y' ASKS FOR YOUR VOTE. ALL CANDIDATES should have to do more than run under a 'party label' and take the voters for granted ... if they have not earned your vote, and don't personally ask for your vote . . . They're not entitled to your vote simply because of a 'party label.' NO. 144. 'PETE" HELLIOS HAS EARNED AND IS 'HUMBLY' ASKING FOR YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT NO. 144, "PETE" HELLIOS is fighting air and water pollution -- in McHenry County. NO. 144, "PETE" HELLIOS fights all health hazards in McHenry County. NO. 144, "PETE" HELLIOS is fighting years of county board "neglect" in control of raw septic waste dumping and exposure. NO. 144 "PETE " HELLIOS has alerted the EPA and The McHenry County Defenders, Citizens, The Board of Health, Various County Board Members, and inforcing the County Board to make decisions on this serious problem. NO. 144, "PETE" HELLIOS is fighting against any county funds being 'squirreled' away in boxes or drawers, at no interest and no investment. NO. 144 "PETE" HELLIOS continues to fight for extended Senior Citizens' rights and benefits. YOUR FIGHTER AND CHAMPION - NO. 144, "PETE" HELLIOS Through his efforts, and coverage by television and newspapers, raw septic dumpings and careless handling of funds by the county is getting attention. NO. 144, "PETE" HELLIOS HAS FOUGHT AND EARNED YOUR VOTE. NO. 144, "PETE" HELLIOS IS ENTITLED TO, AND 'HUMBLY' ASKS FOR YOUR VOTE. WHAT HAVE CANDIDATES 140, 141, 142, or 143 DONE? You, the voters, should not allow your vote to be taken for granted because of any party label.' Stop blindly following a 'Party Pied Piper'. . . Straight or split ballot voters, also punch No. 144, "Pete" Hellios. HE'S EARNED YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT. He 'humbly' asks for your vote . . . and he deserves your vote. GIVE NO. 144, "PETE" HELLIOS ONE OF YOUR VOTES! Paid for by candidate with the mass choir, select madrigal groups, and a select swing choir performing a variety of fine music. For more information or advance ticket reservation, . call Marian Central Catholic high school • • • • School teachers are reaping the reward of the "no discipline" theories about children. * • • * Happiness is in part the conclusion that you can't remake people or the world. Aquarium Club Topics The next meeting of the McHenry Aquarium club will held Tuesday, Nov. 7 Members are needed to share in discussions and activitites. Persons very new to the hobby, or who know someone who is new. are extended a special invitation. Starting with this meeting, the format will change Meetings will begin at 7:45 p.m. with refreshments and a very casualdiscussion period lasting about an hour Discussions will be about anything having to do with tropical fishes and aquarium setups. Then the business meeting will start. This will allow everyone plenty of time to seek help for their fish and aquarium problems. Call 497-3325 (Pistakee Heights) for directions to the next meeting place. There is a complete library available to all members. There is as much calcium in 11/2 cups of cottage cheese as in 8 ounces of mi lk . REPUBLICAN JUDGE CANDIDATES rihf ISA l.l OKI.i: I.IM)BKK(. \ 111 M-11.11«- ,|ihI»«' ---- 0 KOKKKT k M. OI I I \ < irniii ,|tnljir >8. ® m IIKMO L. 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