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j, 3 «cy^; N* tf m *\ .-a •UE i V t , t_ k J** I , h. .&* & /™mA c WORKWISE J THE SWEET ADELINES ^N. For those who like to sing and enjoy fun and friendship; who would like to perform for civic and charitable functions, and who have time for an interesting hobby - the Sweet Adelines have the answer. They invite area women 16 and older to join the McHenry chapter and to be a guest on membership night, Tuesday, April 24, at 7:30 p.m. at the First United Methodist church, corner of Main and Center streets. Call 385-7913 for further information. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1. When I received my paycheck last week, my boss had taken out $30 for a wage assignment. I knew my paycheck was going to be short because my boss and I had received mail from the store where I had an account. I don't object to my boss taking from my paycheck because I did miss making some payments, but my payments were only $20 a month and he's taking $30 a week. Can my boss take more than $20 a month? Yes. Your employer can deduct (1) 15 percent of your gross wages per week or (2) disposable wages, per week (gross wages minus deductions required by law) in excess of thirty times the Federal minimum hourly wage, whichever is less. These deductions are legal for thir|y days provided (1) your payments were at least forty days overdue (2) you and your employer were notified at least twenty days in advance, (3) a correct statement of the amount you were overdue and a copy of the wage assignment you signed is sent to your employer, and (4) you did not notify the creditor and your employer, in writing and under oath, of any defenses you had to the wage assignment. Usually, the amount deducted will not relate to the amount of your monthly payments. 2. Recently, the warehousemen at the plant where 1 work went on strike and set up a picket line at the plant entrance. The members of the union local I belong to decided to honor the picket line. If we honor the picket line of another union working in the same plant, are we eligible for unemployment insurance benefits? Any individual who honors the picket line of another union may be eligible for Unem­ ployment Insurance benefits if (1) the individual is not par­ ticipating in, financing, or directly interested in the labor dispute that caused the work stoppage and (2) he does not belong to a grade or class of workers who are participating in, financing, or directly in­ terested in the dispute. Contact your local Unemployment Insurance office for details (Questions may be submitted to Workwise, 910 South Michigan avenue. Room 1823. Chicago. 111., 60605 * * • * The Carter White House is beginning to un­ derstand more about Watergate. Ringwood News 385 8037 653-9262 728-0343 Local Gatherings Celebrate Easter In Ringwood Area It was an especially happy time for Clarence, Arline and Jim Pearson who had Jack Pearson and his family here for a week. Accompanying Jack from Wichita, Kansas, were his wife, Bernice, and daughters, Cathy and Liz. Spending Easter with their parents, Frank and Mertie Harrison, were Allen Harrison and Evelyn Zvonar with her children, Mark Craig and Amy. Art and Katy Christopher enjoyed the weekend with Diane, Gary and David Linstad from Black Creek, Wis. Patty and Dave Christopher joined them on Sunday. Patty spent part of the weekend in the Galena area sightseeing and enjoying the historical town. John Hogan, Jr.. and daughter, Darcy, of Mountain, Wis., visited the folks, John and Ila, last Friday and Saturday. Easter Sunday, the senior Hogans spent with their daughter and family, Tom and Pat Parsley of Crystal Lake. Grandson, Randy Sonnemaker, who is a junior at Rockford college, spent the day with them also. The four Parsley children accompanied their grandparents back to the farm for a gathering of cousins on Monday. Those joining the fun were Mike and Chris Hogan and Jason and Kari Hogan. Paul and Althea Walkington had family dinner on Sunday for Lee Walkington; Jay and Jan Walkington with daughters, Jolie and Karen; Ida Mae and Clarence Adams with children, Doug, Chad, Tanya and Lincoln. SEWING WORK DAY The ladies will be meeting on Thursday, April 26, in the home of Emma Ortlieb of McHenry. FAMILY GATHERING'S Curly and John Skidmore had an early Easter dinner on Saturday evening at the home of daughter Jackie and Ron Creutz and sons in McHenry. The Low clan met a the home of Bob and Sue Low in McHenry for Easter dinner. Those hunting for the eggs that Pam and Dan hit on their early arrival were Walt and Alice Mae Wilcox, Sue Madey; Donna, Eddie and Marcy, Walt and Doris Low, Patti Miller, Scott and Lee, Bob and Sue Low and Bobby, and Ray Low. Tom Low arrived when they were getting ready for birthday cake and ice cream to help Sue Low and Doris Low celebrate a belated birthday. CONDOLENCES The community extends their sympathy to Curly Skidmore on the death of her brother Her­ man (Tutz) Ehlert. Mr. Ehlert passed away on April 9 at the Burlington hospital after a prolonged illness. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Darreil Barker and Bill Beaman on April 22; and to Rog Barker on the twenty-third. April 24 is that special day for Jeannie Patricia Parsley and Clara 8 cmd 11 hp Front Engine Riders. 32" deck floats over lawn contours. Flat floor, deep cushioned seat. Close controls. 5-speed in-line selector lor easy shifting. Unibody welded steel frame, lifetime lubed transaxle and ball bearing front wheels for a long working life. Easy-Empty™ or Easy-Fill grass catchers optional. Red Tag Sale Saves $150 on 8-32R. $200on8-32Eand $200on 1132. --] Choose 7 hp rear €1 n \ engine rider with \ Key-Lectric ® start or S\ ()\) \ 5 hp with easy pull recoil. - Wind-Tunnel® housing lifts grass for clean, even cut. 3 forward speedis plus reverse. Red Tag Sale Saves s100*. See the riders engi­ neered for a long working life at your participating Toro dealer. Hxvenl yon done without aTorokmgenoagh?' TORO 'Comparing dMlar'i ragulai pnc* and promotional falling pnca. While auppliM laat. At the following Toro dealers; Crystal Lake Flowerwood, Inc. Rt. 14 & 176 McHenry Geo. P. Freund 4120 W. Crystal Lake Rd. Tony an, and on April 25 we find Mary Sonnemaker and Larry Harvey celebrating. April 26 we find Kathy Hartjes and Bev Kreutzer will add another year as does John Hogan, Sr., Clarence Adams Jr., and Karen Walkington. Happy birthday to all of you wonderful people. ANNIVERSARIES We find Dick and Dolly Malsch celebrating another year of married life on April 22, and Rosa and Joe Visconti add another year of married life together. Happy anniversary to both of you wonderful couples, and we wish you many more years of wedded bliss. THINGS TO REMEMBER April 22 - church services ~ 9:15 a.m. -- Ringwood church. April 22 - church school -- 9:45 a.m. -- Ringwood church. April 22 - U.M.Y. -- Sunrprise Night --5:30 p.m. -- Greenwood. April 26 - sewing circle -- 10:30a.m. to 3 p.m. with Emma Ortlieb, not Arlene Pearson. April 26 -- choir practice - 7 p.m. -- Ringwood church. May 10 -- U.M.W. Bus trip to Chicago -- Meet at Ringwood church at 8 a.m. - contact Doris Low. • • • • Few clever talkers are equally good listeners. INSURANCE REPAIRS Call Our Professional Appraiser First... You Could Save Thousands Of Dollars! •FIRE DAMAGE •WATER DAMAGE DISASTERS BOARD UP SERVICE BILITY CONSTRUCTION (815) 728-0033 IIK.HKR DENTAL CARE < . 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