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i meet your ors Ringwood News: PARISHIONERS TO GO CAROLING Hps to reduce shopping trips A refrigerator is one of the most important basic tools of the kitchen..it offers both labor and time-saving features that help today's busy families. According to some home economists, many families now do large-scale shopping just once a week, which means extra savings on mileage and shop­ ping trips. Here are some additional steps to take that can help one save even more time: ...Che \ the ads and plan on stocking up on the good bargains. ) ...Plan menus for the week before going to the super­ market. ...Make a shopping list and follow it closely. But also be prepared to take advantage of unadvertised specials. ...Take advantage of cents-off coupons on family favorites. ...Store foods immediately upon return from the supermarket - wrap fresh meats loosely in wax. paper and store in the coldest section of the refrigerator. ...Organize the foods in the refrigerator so that they can be retrieved quickly and easily. The young people of both the Greenwood and Ringwood parishes will be meeting Sun­ day, Dec. 18, to go caroling. The time and place for getting together will be announced later. A combined Christmas Eve service will be held at the Greenwood United Methodist Church at 11 p.m. Dec. 24. Doris LOW 653-9262 Katy Christopher 386-8037 s.'% L -* Christmas Day will be a combined service at the Ringwood United Methodist Church at 9:30 a.m.; and New Year's Day will be at Green­ wood at 10:30 a.m. We welcome all who wish to worship with us and enjoy the beautiful organ-piano duets presented by Cheryl Gamen at the organ and Pastor Smith at the piano during the morning services. The congregation also greatly appreciates the music of the choir with their inspirational message in song. Take time during this busy holiday season to enjoy a time of quiet and worship at the church of your choice and remember why we celebrate Christmas. SHORT ENCOUNTER It was a abort encounter that i had one day last week with the former Anna Winston; a former Ringwoodite who was visiting in the area. She is married, has two sons, and lives in Warsaw, IN. Her sister Judy has three children and lives in Virginia where her husband is stationed in the Navy. Brother Paul is living with Judy and family in Virginia; brother John lives in Arizona; and brother Josh lives in Alaska at present. He will probably be coming home to spend the winter with their father, Paul Winston, Sr., in Wonder Lake. It was short, but very en­ joyable. CELEBRATION Sunday, Dec. 4, the Low clan gathered at the home of Patti and Dan Hanson to say good-bye to Shane Hanson, who has joined the Marines, and to celebrate the December birthdays in the family. Pair. Kehoe and Scott Miller share Dec. 8 as their special day; Dan Kehoe will KEROJUN A Kero-Sun Portable Heater: the gift for times like these. With a Kero-Sun* Portable Heater, like this Radiant 8™ model, you can leave your thei mostat turned low and save money in the months ahead People remember your gift when it's a Kero-Sun'r Radiant 8™ Portable Heater. Because with every fuel bill they can appre­ ciate how much money you've saved them. W Q Kero-Sun Radiant 8 9995 Inc ludes 5 gal . fuel can "THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT" Geo. P. Freund, Inc. 4102 W CRYSTAL I.AKE RD., MCHENRY (312) 385-0420 Ask Santa for a STIHL The Stlhl chain saw you get this Christmas to cut the Yule log and keep the woodpile stocked will be doing the same job next year, and the next, and the next... It's the best gift you could get. Or give. 028WB ir VALUE PACK 429.95 <?&V*325" HOLIDAY SAVINGS.. *104» 032AV 20" VALUE PACK 495.95 ...*379** *116** HOLIDAY PRICE .. HOLIDAY SAVINGS. ED'S RENTAL & SALES 904 FRONT ST.. McHENRY 3*5-3232 (McHvnry Store Only) STIH£ NM WORLD'S LAmonr mLLIMO cmajw saw celebrate his on Dec. 19; and Dec. 26, the day after Christ­ mas, Lee Miller has his special day. Lots of good food and birthday cakes and ice cream were en­ joyed by Walt and Alice Mae Wilcox of Woodstock ; Bob and Sue Low, Sue and A1 Jette, Marcy and Joe of McHenry; Ray and Cindy Low of Wonder Lake; Pam and Dan Keohe and Robin and Katie of Elkhorn, WI ; and of course, Doris and Walt Low. • - Also stopping in was Joe Hanson of Woodstock to wish his nephew Shane well on his in­ duction into the Marines. Shane left Sunday for three months of boot camp. BIRTHDAYS "Happy Birthday" to Edith Dowell on Dec. 13; and to Roger Petska, Sr. Dec. 14. Dec. 16 finds Jean Decker and Sara Walkington adding another candle to their cakes; as Cindy Spencer, Jason Hogan and Maya Walkington will do Dec. 18. Dec. 19 finds Dan Kehoe adding another candle, also. We wish all of you wonderful State tax checkoffs A lottery was held last week in Springfield to determine which of three check-offs would get top billing on the state income tax returns. The check-offs will allow Illinois taxpayers to designate a portion of their 1963 state tax refunds to go to the Illinois Veterans Home, non- game wildlife or abused people a very happy day and many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Bail and Tina Betts, way down there in Mountain Home, AR, on Dec. 19. We wish you two many more years of wedded bliss. COMING EVENTS Dec. U-Worship Service-9:15 a.m.-Ringwood Church Junior Church-9:30 a.m.- Ringwood Church. Dec. 13-Choir Practice, 7 p.m.-Ringwood Church. Dec. 18-Worship Service-®: 15 a.m.-Ringwood Church. Junior Church--9:30 a.m.-- Ringwood Church. Dec. 18--U.M.Y. Caroling party. .' Dec. 20--Choir Practice-7 p.m.-Ringwood Church. Dec. 24-Combined Christmas Eve Services-ll p.m.- Greenwood Church. Dec. 25-Combined Christmas Worship Services-9:30 a.m.- Ringwood Church. Jan. 1-Combined New Years Day Worship Services-10:30 a.m.-Greenwood Church. GOD BLESS determined children (respectively). Through this system, each taxpayer may have up to $10 of his or her refund donated to any or all of the three causes (for maximum of $60 per joint return). Legislation authorizing the check-offs was passed during the recent session of the Illinois General Assembly. SENIOR CITIZEN NIGHT EVERY MONDAY NIGHT FOR SENIORS ^ BUY ANY MEAL *C SECOND ONE OPEN 24 o HOURS BaberBuick 18th ANNUAL WINTER KICK OFF 1984 NEW SKYLARKS IN stock Jee:; • Fully Factory Equipped • Tinted Glass e Rear Window Defroster e Automatic Transmission 0 Steel Belted Radial Whitewalls 0 Center Arm Rest • Lamp Group • ETR AM/FM Stereo with clock 0 Includes Freight and More $148°? OR , *8400 DELIVERED NO PAYMENTS UNTIL MARCH, 1M4 TO ALL QUALIfltD BUTIRS p»V'twrnt 9944 32 T«». 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