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r' ON 2 - PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20.1M1 A Thanksgiving Ringwood News Doris Low 653-9262 Katy Christopher 385-8037 U.M.Y. Holds Service Day Members of the Green- wood-Ringwood United Methodist Youth will be available tomorrow, Nov. 21, to help with odd jobs for those who are unable to do the work themselves - rake leaves, put up storm win­ dows, etc. If you know of someone needing this help, contact the Larry Choitzes, WEST BEND where craftsmen still care automatic humidifier Patty Christopher or Marge Evans. MEN'S BREAKFAST The men of the two churches will meet this Saturday, Nov. 21,7 a.m. for breakfast at the Ringwood United Methodist church. This is a time of fellowship... an opportunity to meet together. There is a small donation for the breakfast. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Friends will gather at the Ringwood United Methodist church this Sunday af­ ternoon, Nov. 22. from 2 until 5 p.m. to help Mary Butler celebrate her eightieth birthday. They request no gifts, please! SPECIAL CHURCH EVENTS eve service for the combined parish will be conducted at Ringwood United Methodist church, Nov. 25, at 7 p.m. There will be a combined service the first Sunday in Advent, Nov. 29, at 10:30 a.m. in the Greenwood United Methodist church. The service will be followed by a potluck dinner at noon. More details will be for­ thcoming in this column. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Little Tommy Hillier celebrated his fourth bir­ thday last Sunday afternoon, although the date is actually Nov. 16. Mother and Dad, Jeannie and Harold Hillier, had invited Tommy's grandparents and they all enjoyed birthday cake and watching Tommy open his gifts. VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Russell Soddy of Kenosha were frequent visitors in our town while her sister, Mrs. Nellie Hepburn, was living. They still get back occasionally to visit with Doe and Charles Brennan, Mrs. Soddy's niece. They were here last weekend and we are happy to hear they are'both doing well. FORMER RESIDENT Frank Weidemann, for­ mer postmaster of Ringwood post office and a former owner of the Mill Inn, in Wonder Lake, is ill in his home in Florida. We know that he would appreciate cards from his friends and neighbors in the area. Send them to Mr. Frank Weidemann, 5960 80th St.- North, Kenilworth Bldgs, Bldg. 402, St. Petersburg, Fla., 33709. NEW RESIDENT Bill and Annette Cun­ ningham are the proud parents of a little girl born Thursday, Nov. 12, at 7:30 p.m. She weighed in at 6 lbs. 9 oz. and will answer to the name of Kristy Lynn. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hansen of McHenry and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Cun­ ningham of McCullom Lake. Welcome to little Kristy. Ringwood UL We have in stock most Repair Parts Including: •RESERVOIR LINERS •FILTER BELTS •WATER TREATMENT •BACTERIA TREATMENT •FILLER FUNNELS •WATER WHEELS Lee O ftoy Electric 1005 N. Front St. 385-0882 Forget everything you know * about water conditioners. WHY? ONLY MNFTICO rpm y+m This One Is Ditforwt /to Electricity KMETICO is ttw MLY Mtoutic water coaditioaer tint ists no elKtricity! H tirtine watir meter does it all! United States Patent No. 2J91.552 Twin Softening Tanks All other hone water conditioners have only one softening tank! KINCTICO'S twin tanks alternate so yoe are never without soft water An EXCLUSIVE benefit that is impossible with single tank systems | MOW OVTH If IN UK VICE LOCAlIyI Specifications Kinetlco Culllgan Mirocl* tMfl Electricity Required? No YM YM Y«s Are timers, computers or tensors required? No YM YM YM It Size of Unit Needed ftesed Upon Number In Fomily? No Y«t Y»r ' YM Number of Softening Tonks? 2 1 I 1 Metered Regeneration of Twin Tanks Based on Amount of Water Used? YM No No No Unlimited Daily Potentiol Grain *"cpoclty? YM No No No Is Soft Water Available During Regeneration? Y*« No No No is Soft Water Used To Regenerate Brine. Backwash and Rinse Cycles? YM No No No Working Ports Of Valve Operate In Soft Water At All Times Reducing Costly Service? Y« No No No «s Soft Water Available 24 Hours Per Day? YM No No .No Popular Science M«»»une. October 1977. describe*- C«f to KltOW KilttticO* "Phenomenal" and "Incredible." NIEMANN WATER CONDITIONING Div. of Huamoann Water Mgt., Inc. 3607 Chapel Hill Rd. SERVING NORTHERN ILLINOIS FOR OVER 18 YEARS "Johnsburg" McHenry, II. 60050 SI$-385-3093 Service On All Make. 24 Hours """" U" * R*",al RO,•, °" BIRTHDAYS Best wishes go to Bernie Klapperich and Larry Harvey, Jr. on Nov. 22; and on Nov. 25 (Thanksgiving eve) we ' find Phyllis Ackerman, Mary Butler and Mary (Carr) Freund adding another candle to their cakes. Nov. 27 is that special day for Dolores Betts and Kimberly Palermo; Nov. 28 finds Steve Harvey, Keith Lehman, Mark Reinwall and David Ferrara sharing their natal day. "Happy Birthday" to all of you wonderful people. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Ruth Ann and Jerry Hogan on Nov. 23; and on Nov. 28, we find Pat and Tom Parsley celebrating another year of wedded bliss. We wish both couples many more years of togetherness. DATES TO REMEMBER " Nov. 21 ~ Men's Breakfast, 7 a.m., Ringwood church. Johnsburg PTO Christmas Bazaar. Nov. 22 -- Church services, 9:15 a.m., Ringwood church. Junior church, 9:30 a.m., Ringwood church. Nov. 25 -- Thanksgiving eve services, 7 p.m., Ringwood church; "A combined Service of Gratitude". Nov. 26 - Thanksgiving day; Be Thankful; enjoy your family and friends. Nov. 26 & 27 -- Thanksgiving vacation, no school. Nov. 29 -- Combined Service, 10:30, Greenwood church. Dec. 13 - Breakfast with Santa, Johnsburg schools. GOD BLESS Think Plan ahead-it wasn't raining when Noah built the Ark. -Record, Columbia, S. C. Of Course Being married saves a man a lot of time making up his mind about things. -Construction Digest. At Township Conference "3E> Nouu that ive cleaned house of all the odds and ends. we're adding new inventory each dai|... • HARDWOOD and LUMBER. • PLYWOOD • MOULDING • BOARDS •STUDS • DRVWALL • PANELING • HARDWARE •ANDERSEN WINDOWS •PAINT fou name it.uie qot it~l( Believe in the REALthinq 2x4x6' construction A^s yzor̂ 8 drumall ̂ U fk2'x5 -furrinq 39$ CASK & CARRY ONLY WMetak LUMBER These township officials were among 2,000 delegates and guests present at the 72nd annual Educational conference sponsored by the Township Officials of Illinois. In front, from left, are Bruce Novak, Carol Perschke and Howard Snyder, trustees from McHenry; and in back, Clarence Regner, highway commissioner; Ted Pitzen, assessor-elect; Albert Adams, supervisor; and Tom Birmingham, clerk. Clarence Regner Highway commissioner; Ted Pitzen assessor-elect; Albert Adams, supervisor; Tom Birmingham, clerk; Bruce Novak, Carol Perschke and Howard Snyder, trustees, all from McHenry township were among the ap­ proximate 2,000 delegates and guests who attended the 72nd annual Educational conference sponsored by the Township Officials of Illinois (T.O.I.). Among the featured speakers were former Illinois Governor William G. Stratton and Edward Krueger, president of the National Association of Towns and Townships. Speaker for the conference's annual banquet was former Senator Adlai Stevenson. The association (T.O.I.) is comprised of nearly 12,000 officials from the 1,432 townships in 85 counties across the state. Member townships receive in­ formation concerning legislative activities, proper functions of their offices and development of new programs for that unit of government. T.O.I, also acts as a clearing house for in­ formation for both state and federal legislators. General and division sessions of the 74-year-old state organization were designed to give the delegates a new insight on laws affecting townshi officials, the need for ficient, accurate property assessment, budget and levy procedures, new develop­ ments in the administration of township general assistance, and a report on national legislation affecting Illinois townships. Set Community Land Donation Plan Session There are many in­ dividuals and corporations willing to donate land and money to supplement lim- tied public funds for park and recreational facilities. These donations might be used to build community facilities, preserve natural areas, or develop land suitable for recreational areas. Due to a lack of knowledge about land preservation tools and techniques or the non-existence of community or county foundations to handle these donations, however, opportunities may be lost. In addition, the Heritage Conservation and Recreation service of the U.S. Department of the Interior which previously assisted individuals in such matters has succumbed to the federal budget cuts. To help individuals and community groups set up local foundations and facilitate their receiving of land and money for local projects, the McHenry County Cooperative Ex- I CompUt# Payroll Scrvic* T! t| From Time Card To W-2, j • Including All Government Forms! ] H In-House Computer - We Deliver j I "WE OFFER LOCAL SERVICE" - | HARMS ACCOUNTING | 385-3074 ' 3 WE SPECIALIZE IN PAYROLL : tension service, Con­ servation district, and Historical society are planning a TeleNet series on opportunities for land and financial donations.* This three-session series will be taught from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Nov. 24 and from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Dec. 1 and 15 at the McHenry county Farm Bureau in Woodstock. Hie program is primarily intended for bank trust of­ ficers, trust attorneys, park and recreational agency personnel, municipal and county government officials, and persons involved with'Or interested in setting up comfnuhity or county foundations or trusts. For more information, contact the McHenry County Cooperative Extension service at 789 McHenry Avenue in Woodstock, or call 815-338-3737 or 338-4747. • • * * Most people are limit­ ed by their inability to appreciate others. • • • • Love increases with time to those who avoid the fate of selfishness. mm SPR/tyQ GftoVE FIRS SPECIAL OFFER TO • ORGANIZATIONS • CHURCH GROUPS • BUSINESSES • CLUBS • SORORITIES • MANUFACTURERS anyone planning ADULT OR CHILDREN CHRISTMAS PARTIES OBTAIN EXTRA SAVINGS and/or TAX EXEMPT DISCOUNTS Come into Hornsby's and ask for the manager. He will personally give you a deal and help you select and order your gifts. Don't forget to bring your state sales tax exemption number if your organization has one. < ^ •AHY9H9 AY 10 to * 4400 W. in. Ill --IWIT NIK. 47 A COONTtT CLOT NO. WQOBSTOCK