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SE< HON 1-PA(,K 2 - PLAIM)EALKR HEK FHID \\ . OCTOBER 26, 1981 V ^ Ladies of the Ringwood church were very busy yesterday, pricing the many items they will have on display at the bazaar to be held Saturday, Nov. 3. Hours will be .from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., with a • snack counter available. •r Among the articles for sale .will be hand embroidered pillow cases, tea towels, rag rugs, • decorator pillows, Christmas .items and dried material for floral arrangements. Also there will be a bake sale and homemade candies. This year, the bazaar will be set up in the downstairs dining area to afford more space for displaying merchandise and moving about The annual t oast beef dinner will be held the following Saturday, Nov. to. with serving times at !>, 6 and 7 p in r'all 38.S- ZC>4fi. 385-WH7, G5;t92fi2 or 338- 3178 for tickets INFANT BAPTIZED During services at the Greenwood United Methodist Church last Sunday, little Erin Melissa Smith was presented for baptism by her parents, A1 and Nancy Smith of Harvard. Pastor Gordon Smith (no relation) of the Greenwood-Ringwood parish, officiated. Godparents were Al's sister, Irma Killoy of Alden and Nancy's brother, Pat Kane of Connecticut. The pretty dress worn by Erin was her mother's baptismal dress. ^ Following the * service, a family dinner was served at A1 and Nancy's home. Among those attending were grandparents, Alvin and Marie Smith, the Larry Ahrens family, Paul and Susan (Kane) Perreault, Leo and Barb Kane, Beth Kane, George and Marie Neiweem, Gordon and Evelyn Smith, Harlan Smith, Art and Katy Christopher, and Patty and Are broken promises, bitter disappointments, and endless lies tearing COULD DRINKING HE INF PROBLEM0 In t« • I • Ale It yoj or soinvotiu yoa ij.e f>as a drinking problem I won't 'jo 1>( Iselt the tra.ncd. caring proteioionals at Lovellton, it tipt> sMnding ali,'unci stn treatment center in flQin hj « lh >1 e guidance needed lb un"'/t: I:hk1 . ine disease ot alcoholism Intervent.on pro(jrn n\s introduction to Alcoholics Anonymous and Al Anon, or ply ' a tiiv' to • » UI13OIO! ia." help /OU to elp tfI* iWcohol'C bt gin itie recovery process For Ireo evaluation call: LOVELLTON boo Villa tlgln, It 60120 (312)695-00^7 McHINRY OPTICIANS >301 RIVERSIDE OR McHLNRY lit ACROSS I NOM tut fox ttoit, ,815)381. 9240 OVER 1,000 FIRST QUALITY METAL OR PLASTIC FRAMES GLASSES MADE WHILE YOU WAIT! ' (SINGH VISION PLASTIC ONIV) KIDS _ FRAMES ~ METAL OR PLASTIC SENIOR CITIZENS-FREE FRAME- WISE*" EMERGENCY REPAIR & FRAME REPLACEMENT (815)385-9240 SA,^v^,o, SEVEN'S ON THE MOVE FOR YOU. Dave Christopher. John Kane surprised everyone by flying in from Connecticut just for the weekend, to share in tye happy occasion. Erin's maternal grand­ parents, Ed and Marion Kane, and great-grandparents, Glen and Betty Sarner, all of Con­ necticut, and unable to be present, were greatly missed by everyone. However, Marion and Ed called Sunday afternoon to visit by phone. Katy Christopher 385-8037 Doris Low 653-9262 SUCCESSFUL SALE Because of the support of many people, the rummage sale at the Ringwood church was a big success. Over $1,000 was realized from the sale, with half going to the U.M.W. for their mission pledge and half to the church general budget. JOHNSBURG P.T.O. The Johnsburg P.T.O. (which Plum Grove Bank CONSTRUCTION LOANS for that new home up to $250,000 Call Robert Ghilarducci 312/398-3700 FDIC Insured the Ringwood area is part of) meets the first Tuesday of each month, starting Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m., at Bush School. Mark your calendar for these worthwhile meetings. There is to be a traveling trophy awarded monthly to the teacher who has the most parents in attendance. Come out and help your children and their teachers win the honor. HALLOWEEN FUN NITE A Halloween Fun Night will be held for students and pre­ schoolers Oct. 31, from 5 to 8:30 p.m., at Bush Elementary School. Parents are encouraged to consider this as a safer alternative to trick-or-treating. There are planned activities of games, films, spook house and supper-time refreshements. Again, there will be costume and pumpkin decorating contests with cash prizes. Levels for both contests are pre-school, kin­ dergarten, first grade, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth grade and older. CONGRATULATIONS "Happy Birthday" to Alice Walker, Karen Bazilewich, Gian Piero Capizzi, Mrs. Linda Ferrara, and Michael Silga, all on Nov. 1. Nov. 2 is that special day for Cori Lynn Crocfer (way out there in California) Vic Hopp and Muriel Benoy. George Lehman will celebrate his special day Nov. 3; with Christine Decker and Katie doing the same Nov. 4. Nov. 5 finds Wanda Bistolfo, James Funk and Sharon McGowan all adding another candle to their cakes; as Guy Winters will do Nov. 6. Roger Tony an and Michelle Lehman will celebrate their special day Nov. 7. We wish all you wonderful people a very happy day and many more to come. ANNIVERSARIES "Happy Anniversary" to Janet (Bauer) and Shane Halligan on their anniversary Nov. 5. We wish you two many more years of wedded bliss. proqress olinn alo Front, Left to Right: Mike Adamle, Andy Avalos, Linda Yu, Tim Weigel. Middle: John Drur/, Mary Ann Childers, Joel Daly, Jim Rose. Back: Jerry Taft. 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