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PAGE 10 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8.I980_ Ringwood News 385-8037 653-9262 728-0343 Club Celebrates 40th Anniversary It was just forty years ago, on Feb. 2,1940, that Paul and Althea Walkington en­ tertained six couples for an evehing of cards, "500". This group getting together for a social evening was an outgrowth of the Ringwood Rural Youth club. Last Saturday evening, Feb. 2, the Walkingtons again entertained the "500" card club in their home. Nine of the original twelve were in attendance, as well as newer members who have replaced those who moved away, or were unable to continue. Walt and Aliise Mae Wilcox of Woodstock co-hosted the dinner and evening with the Walkingtons. The original members attending were Darrel and Arlene Benoy of Woodstock, Bob and Blanche Howe of Richmond, Glen and Dorothy Benoy of Hebron and Dan Rawson of Har­ vard. Dan's wife, Ruth, was unable to attend as she was in Michigan at the time. The newer members in attendance were Mike and Florence Kane of Mequon, Wis., Harold and Helen Stanek of Whitewater, Wis., Dtifra and Ted Koaistra of Sharon, Wis., Gladys and Alan Ainger of Hebron, Helen and Lou Winn of Rich­ mond and the Wilcoxs. It was a most enjoyable evening of cards and visiting. High scorers were Mike Kane and Dorothy Benoy and low scorers were PICTURE FRAMING SALE 20 ̂off For All Your Favorite Pictures McHENRY PAINKLASS & WALLPAPER 3411 w. ELM 385-7353 . Picture Framing • Artists Supplies • Mirrors SALE ENDS FEB.16 5 f m m Benjamin A , Moored PAINTS •i MR. GOODWRENCH SAYS: put your car in our hands Our huge new service quarters, and proles- ̂ sionall trained GM mechanics make Reicherts the finest service facility around. And, our low, low prices are available all the time, not |ust some of the time. WINTERIZE Includes back flush cooling system'Pressure check cooling system & radiator cap"Replace thermostat & gasket*Cleon radiator fins'Check hoses & belts for cracks and wear*Refill system with up to 2 gallons anti freeze. I GM TUNEUP GM Cart & Trucks 4 A ft cyl. and H.E.I. complete up to % ton only. Sysfom loss. Includes replacement of plug*, points, condenser, fual filter, air cleaner elamant, breather and canister filter plus positive crankcase ventilation value. Set factory- specified engine dwell and timing. Ad{ust carburetor. CHASSIS LUBRICATION Engine oil. up to 5 quarts and filter change plus a 16 point check up. *2058 I complete FRONT END ALIGNMENT $oj2o GM Passenger Cars GM Trucks up to % Ton >2640 i GM Cars A Trucks only. Check A adjust caster, camber, toe-in. Replacement parts additional. S AUTOMATIC •TRANSMISSION SERVICE *3334 • Cars & Trucks up to 3 4 ton only. Drain ft refill automatic transmission with GM fluid, change filter and gasket. PACK FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS Brake inspection included. Cars and trucks up to 3 4 ton only Drum brakes slightly less. *33« SERVICE/PARTS GENERAL MOTORS ROTS DIVISION SERVICE HOURS: Monday • Friday 8*5; Saturday 8-12 We also honor Diner's Club, Carte Blanche, Mobil Oil and American Express Card. Alan Ainger and Dora Koaistra. Current members of the club are the Glen Benoys, Walkingtons,.Winns, Wilcoxs and Rawsons. CHURCH WOMEN UNITED Mary Butler and Alice Peet attended the meeting of C.W.U. at Crystal Lake, representing ladies of the Ringwood church. TUBING PARTY Members and friends of the Greenwood-Ringwood United Methodist Youth recently enjoyed a fun evening of "tubing" at Wilmot. Yes, they sit or lie down on big inflated inner tubes and go down a slide of snow and ice. From all reports, it sounded like an , exciting evening with a few bumps and bruises. After the sliding, they adjourned to a fast-food restaurant for refreshments. UNITED METHODIST WOMEN Ladies of the Ringwood church will meet at the parsonage Thursday, Feb. 14, at 12:30 p.m. for "coffee and". They will then travel to Hartland to visit the residents of Valley Hi Nursing home. VISITORS Gary, Diane and David Linstad of Black Creek, Wis., were visitors at the Art Christophers last weekend. Dave Christopher was also home. He will be taking a job at Farmington, 111. (near Peoria) later this month so it was a chance for everyone, including Patty, to get together for a visit before he makes the move! BEST WISHES Happy birthday to William Dust Feb. 10; Paul Winston, Jr. Feb. 11; Ann Olson Feb. 12; Anna Winston Feb. 13; Helen Winn, Rebecca Lynn Billikas and Charles Bor- chardt Feb. 14; Cindy Baker and Nadine Beaman Feb, 15. THINGS TO REMEMBER Feb. 10 - Human Relations Sunday church service, 9:15 a.m.-church school, 9:45 a.m. Feb. 12 - choir practice, 7 p.m. Feb. 14 ~ U.M.W. at Parsonage, 12:30 p.m. - Administrative Board meeting, Ringwood church, 7:30 p.m. - Ringwood Trustees meeting, 7 p.m. - Confirmation class, 4:30-6 p.m. at Greenwood. Feb. 15 - ARK II at Greenwood, 7 p.m. Two Priests Say Farewell At St. Thomas St. Thomas the Apostle parish in Crystal Lake bids farewell to their two priests, Rev. Leo H. Ambre, pastor who has served the parish for 16 years, and Rev. John C. Holdren, associate pastor who has served the parish for 6V2 years! Rev. Leo H. Ambre has been appointed pastor by the Most Rev. Arthur J. O'Neill to St. Mary's church, 10911 N. Woodstock street, Hun­ tley. Rev. John C. Holdren has been appointed associate pastor to St. Peter's church, 1771 Kaneville road, Geneva, 111. A farewell Mass for the OUTSTANDING MARKSMAN-Under-Sherlff Henry A. NuUe presents to Deputy Wayne Wofford the McHenry county Sheriff's police marksmanship award. This award was presented to Deputy Wofford for his outstanding performance at the Sheriff's department pistol range./ Deputy Wofford maintained an average of M.45 percent and was also awarded the National Rifle association's Distinguished Expert medal for his efforts during the 1979 season. priests will be held Sunday, Feb. 10, at 5 p.m. at St. Thomas Oak street Church in Crystal Lake, with a reception following in Loras Hall. The public "is invited. * * e • People who work hard seem to find it very diffi­ cult to keep ahead of those who do little, or no work. ABOUT YOUR 1 A metal soft drink carton under the sink is handy to stand boxes of waxpaper, plastic wrap and foil. 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