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4 Talent Call In McHenry Ringwood News 385-8037 653-9262 728-0343 Hurricane Happening entertainment planners Chuck Naughton, left, and Dan Maione, right, are busy this month assembling talent for the annual countywide event. At center is Bob Emery, co- chairperson of this year's program. / /"Entertainment planners for "Hurricane Happenings - '79" are catting for talent this month. The last of five gatherings at various locations to bring together individuals interested in performing in the annual countywide event is slated for 7:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 5, at St. Patrick's school in McHenry. Anyone who can sing, dance, whistle, tell funny jokes, perform magic, do a comedy routine or play a musical in­ strument and would like to join in the fun should attend one of the talent call gatherings, planners said. Scheduled for the weekends of April 20-21 and 27-28, the theme for this year's Hurricane Happening is "Fantasy Islands". Visitors will be en­ tertained at Manhatten Island, the British Isles, Catalina Island and Coney Island among others. The fund raising event is presented by parents, alumni friends and staff of Marian Central high school. The monies earned are used to help defray expenditures of the educational program. All performers are invited to participate in this opportunity to be "on stage" and at the same time support Marian Central. Last year, more than 3,000 people were entertained and this year even more are expected over the two weekends Additional information may be obtained by calling (815 ) 338- 4220. Rinowood Youth a11 club members that rode were treated to chile and soup, i if n a. The Latere then went on the Schedule Party last leg of their "Rescue 50" back to their home base in Wonder Lake. The Harmony "Rescue 50" had pledges of over $7,600.00 at the end of ths ride to be split between McHenry and John- sburg. So, folks, anyone having pledged to this ride, maybe send a check to the rider you pledged, made out to "Rescue 50". The rescue squads and riders appreciate all that you have done in donations and time spent promoting this worthwhile cause. NO NEWS "No news is good news", they say, but your reporters disagree. We sure aren't hav­ ing many calls with news. Of course we know the snow has been bad and we don't know where to put it anymore. But the good Lord put it there and hopefully He will take it away gradually, so that we don't The youth of the Ringwood- Greenwood parish will be meeting at the Ringwood church on Sunday, Feb. 4 at 5:30 p.m. There is a bowling party planned for the group; so if any of you youth are in­ terested, please be sure to be at the Ringwood church promptly at 5:30 p.m, OFF THE GROUND Finally, the "Rescue 50" got off the ground and was run last Sunday, Jan. 28. The Harmony Snowmobile club's benefit for the McHenry and Johnsburg rescue squads has really paid off. The ride was from John- sbiWg to Wonder Lake, where theV---jotned the Lakers Snowmobile club (who was also having a rifie to benefit the Wonder Lake rescue squad). Both clubs went to Richmond, then back to Johnsburg where have too many flooded basements, etc. So, folks, when you are able to get out and do things, call us so that we can get back into the swing of things, too. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to George Joslin and Sheryl Linn Son- nemaker on Feb. 4, and on Feb. 5, Wayne Brennan will be another year older. Feb. 7 adds another year for Leonard Ackerman, and Christine Sch- wegel, James J. Parsley and Allen Harrison will add another year on Feb. 8. Feb. 9 is that special day for Marylin San­ ders and Andy Spencer. Happy birthday to all of your won­ derful people. ANNIVERSARIES We wish Bob and Lor Brennan a very very happy anniversary on Feb. 3, and we wish them many many more happy anniversaries. THINGS TO REMEMBER Feb. 4 - church services - 9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church. Feb. 4 - U.M. Youth - meet at 5:30 p.m. at Ringwood church - bowling party. Feb. 4 - church school --9:45 a.m. - Ringwood church. Feb. 8 - U.M.W. meeting - 12:30 -- Ringwood church. . PAGE 19- PLAINDKALER- FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1979 Feb., 8 Ticket Kickoff For Annual Scout Show Feb. 8 will mark the kickoff of ticket sales for the annual show of the Boy Scouts of America, Blackhawk Area council of the Kishwaukee district. Ticket sales will be a door-to-door canvass by Ex­ plorer post members, Scouts and Cubs. The show will take place April 21 at the McHenry county fair grounds. Route 47 at Country club road. The show i« the first big event of the scouting year and is looked forward to by all the posts, troops and packs as a big way to show off scouting skills. The theme for this years show is The Wonderful World of Scouting. There will be a food con cession sponsored by the Order of "the Arrow. The National Eagle association will have a popcorn booth. Consider Appointment For Sheriff Persons who wish to be considered for appointment as McHenry county sheriff are encouraged to submit a detailed resume to County Feb. 8 -- choir Practice -- 7 p.m. -- Ringwood church. DIAL A PRAYER 1-385-1234 board chairman, Richard O Klemm, no later than Feb. 8 Sheriff Arthur Tyrrell has submitted his resignation, and a successor, to fill the office until November. 1980, must be appointed by Board chairman Klemm, with the advice and consent of the County board Interested applicants should send their complete resume, detailing their law enforcement experience to: Richard O Klemm, chairman, McHenry County ..Board. Courthouse, Room 204 , 2200 N. Seminary Avenue, Woodstock. Ill . 60098 x Ktondez /take 9nn AND LOUNGE FEATURING CHINESE ft AMERICAN CUISINE NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH • TUESDAY THRU FRI. 11:30-2 THURSDAY SPECIAL ALL DAY FRIED CHICKEN $1.»S CARRY OUT ORDERS! 5506 E. WONDER LAKE RD. WONDER LAKE. ILL PHONE 815-728-04U OPEN FOR DINNER: TUES. 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So" 12 'Uffpari. . *0 Mt nff or."" !.Ven' during SuKget ted fed"c»ion» I « . d*ys only. sV/p S?Wn*s "om oy'e "°' (fom rh, MNU/4»v ' "°" r 5f SA t<JROa v 1)4: 50% Qff 50'*, • DIVISION Mo n 7^, ?00»Vj«h F" 9 9 T -un,«1'ngl0n, slock in AN IMPORTANT NOTICE TO AREA CONSUMERS: During the months of January we advertised four separate, limited time special sales: (1) January Clearance Prices for wall-to-wall carpeting (2) Carpet and Vinyl Remnant Clearance (3) Do-lt-Yourself Carpet Warehouse Sale and (4) Area Rug Clearance Each advertisement featured price reductions of at least 20%...many offered reductions of 50% from our regular low prices (not the "suggested retail price") And, in over a quarter of a century we have never had such response; however, the response was mostly in the form of telephone calls from our friends and customers asking if the prices would be ex­ tended. People simply could not get to the store because of the record breaking cold and snow So for the first time in our history we are honoring every adver­ tised price (featured in Janaury advertising) through the entire month of February. These are not weekend specials These prices will be honored every day throughout the entire month Copies of every advertisement will be posted in all three Tidy locations so that you might know and compare what we're offering I can not over emphasize the importance of the savings to con­ sumers available during this unprecedented sales event In some cases every singte carpet of a specific style, or from a specific mill will be greatly reduced in price I personally guaranteed that this is truly a rare opportunity to save on first quality, famous mill floor coverings Please come to our showrooms as soon as you can, due to the limited quantities on many of our advertised items Your early response will guarantee you the largest possible selection We'll still honor our 90-day same as cash plan just ask one of our sales people for details Naturally Visa and Master Charge cards are welcome Cordially, Bill Schoepke President & Owner Tidy Carpets & Area Rugs CARPETS WAREHOUSE DIVISION 200 Washington ( II",;.' 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