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/ PAGE 7-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. MARCH U. 1»M HetahbofsW Ringwood News: CHURCH PLANS RUMMAGE SALE Today and tomorrow are your opportunties to find bargains at the rummage sale being held in the Ringwood church. Hours on Friday are 9 arm. until 5 p.m. and Saturday, the hours are 9 a.m. until noon. TRAVELERS Bill Baker accompanied Bob Seeger, Jr. and Rick Peters to Dallas, Tex. to attend a grain dealers convention this past week. While there, they had the opporjttsiity to tour Southfork, the site made famous on T.V.'s Doris Low 653-9262 Katy Christopher 385-8037 'Dallas". Art Linkletter was the speaker at one of the convention dinners and Bill had the chance to shake hands with him. Art and Katy Christopher traveled north this past weekend to visit Diane and her family at Black Creek, as well as going on up to Marinette to see Art's folks. Mom and Dad Christopher will be celebrating their sixty-third anniversary St. Patrick's Day and both enjoy relatively good health. SEWING WORK DAY The ladies will be meeting in the home of Ingeborg Jacobsen for a sewing work day Thur­ sday, March 22, at 10:30 a.m. Co- hostesses are Trudi Hohmann and Blanche Howe. PARTY TIME Mickey Daurio had five of his JOHN F. LAMPE AVAILABLE TO PRACTICE IN ALL AREAS OF LAW including: • Real Estate and Zoning • Corporations and Business Law • Divorce and Family Law • Criminal Defense and Traffic • Civil Litigation • Wills and Estate Planning AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS PERSONAL INJURY WORKERS COMPENSATION HRS - MON.-FRI. 8-5, SAT. 9-12, EVES BY APPOINTMENT McHENRY OFFICE 3406 W. ELM ST. 344-3252 smvKC SLEEPER SOFAS YOUR CHOICE FROM 40- SLEEPERS AT $299 5 0-MORE AT $349 ANOTHER^AT $399 PLUS 4 FFMORE AT $449AND $499 LIMITED QUANTITIES SALE ENDS MARCH 24,1984 Lakemoor/Lilymoor: LADIES LEAGUE SETS MEETING school chums ride home on the bus with him Monday evening to help him celebrate his birthday. Joining the group w^re his sister, Michelle and brother Joey. The theme for his party was "Masters of the Universe" and everyone had a great time playing games and enjoying refreshments. In the evening, Mickey's; grandparents were all there to wish him a "Happy Birthday". FOOD COOP The Sunnyside-of-Health Food Co-op will meet at Sally Delby's home to place orders March 21 at 7:30 p.m. Pack and pick-up will be at her home March 27, at 7:30 p.m. If you desire more information, call Sally at 728- 1342. CELEBRATIONS "Happy Birthday" to Felecia Ann Hogan and Shan Halligan on March 22; and to Loren Harrison, Alan Walker, Art Kreutzer, Jr., Kari Huinker, March 22; Pat Reinhardt will add another candle to her cake March 24 with Daphne Bruce celebrating March 25. Robin Fossum and Earl Betts, Jr., celebrate March 26; and Kathleen Gorski and Cheri Spencer, March 27. March 28 finds Richard Bounds, Amy Olson, Resae (Ackerman) Robinette, Ruth Ann Hogan and Darcy Lynn Hogan adding another candle to their cakes. We wish you all a very happy vear and many more ANNIVERSARIES "Happy fortieth Anniversary" to Walt and Doris Low on March 23. We wish you many more years of wedded bliss. The Lily Lake Ladies League welcomed the prospect of spring with their first get-together in March. They met at the home of Sophie Patterson and Ann Sosong, with hostess Jean Dember providing delicacies. In the bunco games, Julia Kraus won first prize, Jean Dember second and Sophie booby. Helen Para was the recipient of the special prize. The LLLL will again be meeting on the first and third Wednesday of every month for evenings of enjoyment. Call Mrs. Walter Para if you would like to join the fun. CONFIRAAED Scott Mumma was confirmed and welcomed into church membership March 4 at the First Methodist Church in McHenry, along with 16 other Margaret Karas 385-4934 young people. He received a new bible and was also given an award for his essay on "What confirmation means to you". Scott and his family enjoyed a breakfast out to celebrate this important step in his life. ANNIVERSARY Having your fiftieth an­ niversary pass by with very little recognition, made memories of their wedding all the more poignant to Helen and Bob Donovan of Lakemoor. March 1, 1934, during the heart of the depression, Bob and Helen were married in West Frank­ fort, 111., using the $2 lent by a friend as payment for the license. They had no place to stay and no money for food, just the blue sky above. The local "walkathon" contest promised a prize of a home to the winning couple, so the new Mr. and Mrs. Donovan decided to try for it. Helen kept up the rigorous schedule for 32 days and Bob lasted 34 days, but not quite long enough to win the coveted prize. Their anniversary did not pass unnoticed, however, The congratulatory card arrived from the White House, signed by President and Nancy Reagan. And then, on Saturday, March 10, Helen and Bob's son Burnell, on the pretext of taking his parents out for dinner, stopped at the Moose Lodge on the way. Helen and Bob went inside with Burnell, and when hearingi-he shouts of "surprise!" the an­ niversary couple nearly fainted. What a lovely party! Bob said he had had one thrilling moment before in his life, but this one topped it! Among the guests were Helen's sister and her son from Harrin, 111., and her brother and his wife from i Tuscola. Their three grand­ children were present and among the local friends who signed the gifted guest book were Marion and Hal Vornkahl, Joan and Wally O'Brien, Peggy and Bill Hendricksen, Kathy Kelley, and Joe and Edye Fitts, former residents now living in Marion, 111. A delicious family style dinner was served, with music played by a DJ and recordings. Bob and Helen were on cloud nine as they danced the "Anniversary Waltz". Son Burnell's cham­ pagne toast was "What can I say --fifty years tells it all". The cake was beautiful and the evening was the frosting on the Donovan's fifty years of memories. _ CELEBRATIONS Jason Schmidt has his seventh birthday March 16. A very i special birthday is awaiting Debbie Vornkahl as her seventeenth year will be celebrated on the 17th of March. Only once in a lifetime do the years and date match, and this is Debbie's special day, part of which will be spent at a party in the Lambrecht home in Chicago. Debbie's aunt Adeline who is also her godmother, has asked other family members to join in the festivities. Also having a birthday on St. Patrick's Day is Patricia Fay Dawdy, who will be four years old. Neighbor Stanley Schuft will be lifting a few a little slower on the 18th. Janice Carter of Lilymoor has her birthday on the 19th. Wishes for happiness go to this special person and to her mother Evelyn. Randy Dawdy and Roy Neely share the March 21 date as birthdays. Wishes for a happy anniversary go to Herb and Marge Polinski on March 21, as they recognize their forty-eighth year of marriage. AILING Get well wishes are sent to Lilymoor residents Marge Dixon, Cheryl Mumma and Mrs. Novak. May better health await all of you soon. GOD BLESS SOAPS continued from page become friends. Ashley also tells Jack that if his protege, Lindsey, messes up, it will mean his job. Kevin says he's leaving Genoa City to return to San Francisco. ... GUIDING LiGHT-Rick lies and tells Billy that he must marry Mindy right away because she's pregnant with his baby. Ed sets things straight and tells Billy that Philip is the baby's father. Billy interrupts Philip's wedding to Beth with this revelation. H.B. warns Reva that he won't allow her to marry Josh unless she tells him about her shady deal with Alan. EDGE OF NIGHT-Miles is concerned with Jody's safety because of Maxine's murder. Miles tells Preacher that Beth fainted because she was exhausted. Donny dresses as a clown and waits at the airport of the Whitneys. Gunther alerts them and Donny gets away again. Logan tells Raven she can't have Jamey. Adler con­ fesses he killed Proud Bear and buried him in burial ground. Standing Elk dies after he tells Marty to find his Indian name. TEXAS-Paige takes some sleeping pills from Courtney's medical chest. Courtney tells Jeb she has to think about marriage. Eliot tells Viki that Dennis is Alex's son and is sure that once he finds out, it will ruin their relationship. Ginny asks Ray to respect her wishes to bring up her child as Barrett's. Paige drugs Lawrence's drink. ALL MY CHILDREN-When Erica finds out on her honeymoon that Danielle got the part in the movie, she takes off for California and drugs Danielle's coffee. She then spreads a rumor that Danielle is a drug user. When Adam finds out where Erica has gone, he detains her and tells her to do things his way or she could be arrested for drugging Danielle. Tad tries to make time with Cliff's sister Linda, but she brushes him off. Tom figures out Brooke must be pregnant but Brooke won't forgive him for sleeDine with Erica. ONE LIFE TO LIVE-Bo works at the factory and tries to organize the employees to buy the sinking company from Vicki. When Harry approaches Clint and Vicki about this, they say they'll consider it. Delila tells Clint and Vicki that her psychiatrist wants to talk to him. Therefore, she must go out and try to find Bo herself. Dorian is taken to the hospital. She regains consciousness but can't move her legs. Later, she lies and tells Jenny that David pushed her down the stairs • 890 LAKE AVE., WOODSTOCK (815) 338-0404 DAILY 9 TO 5:30, MON. A FRI. 9 TO 9, CLOSED SUNDAY FOOT PAIN? SIMPLE IN-OFFICE TREATMENT OF: •CORNS -BUNIONS -INGROWN NAILS ^•CALLUSES *WARTS -HEELPAIN •SPORTS MEDICINE •FOOT SURGERY DR MARTIN MARKS is offering you •A FREE FOOT OWNER S MANUAL when you come in for •A FREE FOOT EVALUATION Please Call For Appt. 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