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- PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JUNE 26. Ringwood News Doris Low Katy Christopher 653-9262 385-8037 1981 Saturday, June 27, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Part of the Ringwood areg is served by Co. 1, so let's give them our support. The funds will be used for necessities in the newly completed fire station. Finish Plans For • Barbeque Plans have been com­ pleted for the annual chicken barbeque to be held at the Ringwood United Methodist church Saturday, July 11. Serving times are 4, 5:30 and 7 p.m. % Tickets are available through Alice Mae Wilcox in Woodstock; Marge Evans in Wonder Lake; Althea Walkington or Doris Low in Ringwood; Alice Peet or Katy 'Christopher in McHenry We hope the weatherman will continue to favor us with beautiful weather as we have had in previous years. The tent will be set up for the diners' comfort. SALE TO BENEFIT FIRE CO NO 1 The auxiliary to Co. 1 of Fire Protection District No l will hold a grage sale in the old fire building op East Wonder Lake road, this WELCOME SON Tom and Dawn Eppers of McHenry welcomed a son, Thomas, born Thursday, June 18. The little fellow weighed in at a husky 8 lb. 2 oz. Paternal grandparents are Kenny and Gene^ppw^, former employee'of Nor­ thern Pump farms, now living at Lake Geneva. ATTENDS CONVENTION Ila Hogan attended ^the V.F.W auxiliary state when its barbecue time Ithinh 4th OF JULY COOKOUT SPECIALS GROUND BEEF PATTIES 5 LB. BOX J95 BARBEQUED RIBS V 55 LB. 1 SUPER FREEZER SAVINGS BUY NOW BEFORE THE PRICE RISE, AND SAVE ON YOUR NET WEIGHT ON CHOICE OR PRIME FREEZER BEEF ORDERS. (PAY ONLY FOR THE ACTUAL MEAT YOU RECEIVE). STOP TODAY, NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED HOMEMADE ITALIAN SAUSAGE OR BRATWURST 159 LB. 6££f MM:N DIVISION Of INTERNATIONAL BEEF BARN SYSTEMS INC TENDER 4 JUICY STEAKS GOURMET CUT TO INDIVIDUALS REQUIREMENTS 8ARNJ 4614 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, III. (815)385-5800 convention in Chicago last Friday and Saturday. On Sunday they enjoyed visits throughout the day from their children. TEXAS NEWS We received news from way down Texas way from Bev and Chuck Ackerman, former Ringwood residents. Seems that Bev and Chuck had company, the Tex (Swede) Bakers, also former Ringwood residents who moved to California, but were visiting in Texas. The Bakers spent five fun- packed days with the Ackermans. They went Texas puking" and dan­ cing, had a fish dry, and did a lot of sightseeing. Bev says. "We've sure had our share of rain, you just can't believe how it rains- just like out of a bucket for hours. Ordinary streets turn into rivers. During school down here they have rain days instead of snow days. "There are flash floods that have to be seen before people learn to respect them That's why a lot of people died a few weeks ago. Many of them weren't Texans and they just didn't expect or­ dinary streets to turn into rivers. People have even been washed off of interstate 35 and there were several trailers overturned in a nearby trailer park. One thing though from all this rain, it will be a good cotton crop this year." Their three grandsons are growing like weeds and, of course. grandma and grandpa are helping to spoil them. They send greetings to all from Texas "50 IS NIFTY" Friends, relatives and neighbors gathered at the home of Bob and Martha Betts Saturday, June 20. to help Martha celebrate her 50th birthday. Delicious vegetables and dips, pitnch and birthday cake were served. The party was given for Martha by her children, daughter Debby and hubbv Bill;- daughter Deloros and hubby David; and son David and wife Kim COMMUNITY CONCERNS The community extends D E A Play with Music by Mark Ro:ov4k\ • Adapted from a Story by Leo ToUtoy English Stage Version by Robert Kalfin & Sieve Brown "...an exciting, delightful winner... " Chicago Sun Times "...absolutely top drawer...excellent Woodstock cast... a pleasure to watch.Chicago Tribune * Chicago Area Premiere Thru July 18 Senior and Student Discounts Available Except Saturday WOODSTOCK OPERA HOUSE For Reservations Call (815) 338-5300 Matinees $7.00, Evenings $8.00, Saturday Evpnings $9.00 • Woodxtock Music Theatre Festival sympathy to the family of Emily Olson, who passed away Thursday, June 18 Mrs. Olson, a former resident of Ringwood, was a member of the Ringwood church. In past years she resided in the Richmond area near her two sons. Delmar and Charles Olson and families. BIRTHDAYS June 29 will be a busy day with Paul Winston, David Betts, Harry Hartjes, Mrs. Tina Gorski and Millie Olson celebrating their natal day. June 30 is that special day for Alice Mae Wilcox; and July 1 is that special day for Walt lAvi. Jim O'Halleran and Bill Cristy July 2, We find Russ Carr and Mary Ann Wegner adding another candle to their cake. Kate Weiser will have her special day July 3. July 4. is our country's special day; and Valerie Lehmkuhl and Aaron Wm. Bork (Bob & Martha Betts grandson) all will blow out another candle on their cakes this year "Happy Birthday" to all of you wonderful people. ANNIVERSARY "llappv Anniversary" goes to Dick and Phyllis Zell past residents of Ringwood. on June 30. We hear tell that the Zell's are„ moving to Colorado We wish them well in their new surroundings. DATES TO REMEMBER June 28 -- Church services - - 9:15 a m -- RingwOod church No church school June 30 -- no choir prac- ty ~ July 4 - Independence day v.July 5 - Church services Discuss Allegations On Disabled Rights Allegations that the rights of disabled persons are being violated will be discussed by the Region 2-North Human Rights authority of the Illinois Guardianship and Advocacy commission at .fi:30 p.m., July 1, at the Health Systems agency, 188 S Northwest highway, Cary. The Human Rights authority is a panel of nine citizen volunteers , em­ powered by statute to in­ vestigate alleged rights violations against disabled persons. It serves northwest Cook and all of Lake, Kane, and McHenry counties. Rights violations may be reported at the meeting or by contacting the Human Rights authority regional coordinator at 595 S. State street. Elgin, 60120, AC 312- 742-2724 Gasoline Station Operator Fined \ The operator of a Des Plaines gasoline station was found guilty Thursday in Cook County Circuit court of failure to file Regional Transportation Authority tax returns Brian R Paulson, 35, of 1108 Isabell avenue. Algonquin, operator of the Touhy-Elmhurst Shell service. 2400 S. Elmhurst road. DesPlaines, had been 9:15 am Ringwood church July9 Secret Pal U.M W meeting at the home of Shirley Cristy - 7:30 p.m. July 11 - Ringwood church annual Chicken Bar-B Que -- serving 4, 5:30 and 7 p.m Order tickets ftow, see ar­ ticle. 1 C;OI) BLESS ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. 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