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BazUewich SANDY McKIE CHRYSLER-PLVMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS FINANCING AVAILABLE ON SELECT MODELS* A kX STOCK 11061-4 Ringwood: Active snowmobile club offers assistance to others ting snowmobile courses, sledding presentation on her collection of 4-H PROJECT , . friends and brother Ken aunt gave a hand to help party and they played had cake and ice crea The Snowbugs had an exciting meeting last Friday, Jan. 25, opening with a short business session led by dub president, Leon Schmitt. The large group of 17 snowmebiters bundled up to take a ride for their planned fish fry, led by Jim NykSajfro. After dinner, they took a long Tide to Wonder Lake and then toc^tojhe meeting place. Katy Christopher 385-8037 Doris low 653-9282 Hie next event will be Sunday, ra>. 3. The group is having a club picnic in toe woods at Elliott's form at 1 p.m. Events planned include Toe skating, snowmobile courses, sledding and lots of food, which will be furnished by the club. If there are any questions concerning the Snowbugs Snowmobile Club, members to contact are Leon Schmitt, 385- 5716, or Dave Zank, 875-2201. They also have a trail con­ dition hot Une phone number to call 385-0258. Anyone can call to get a recording on how the trails are or the safety of the routes. Maps of the trails are furnished by the club to the members. The next month's meetings will be held at 8 p.m. at KristofTS, Feb. 8 and Feb. 22. They are scheduled the second and the fourth Friday of every month: BUSY THREE 4-H At the Feb. 14 meeting of the Busy Three 4-H Club, Tina Malo gave a talk on mating clothes for herself and her dofis. Rachel Kalsmalski made a presentation on her collection of glass and ceramic knick- knacks. Becky Croswell had a demonstration on "How to get honey out of the hives by smoking the bees." She added that smoking the bees makes them work harder. She brought her bee atire for the demon­ stration and also gave a talk on stitchery which She learned through the 4-H chib. Refreshments and games were conducted by Lori Wolfe. Welcome back to Ron Slaughter who moved away and then returned and rejoined the dub. On FA. 23, the Busy Three 4-H a short trip to the for a demon- 4-H PROJECT Ten girls from the Busy Three 4-H club participated in a stit­ chery course from Mrs. Tomlinson to learn about stit­ chery for the Fair. Classes were held every Saturday, from the beginning of last Novemb#. The only requirement she asked waS that each girl finish her protect. Some of the girls are still going to the daffy# as each one progressed at her own one pi speed. diib is taking rescue squad stration at noon. WEEKEND TRIP A trip was recently enjoyed in Delavan Wis. by Lynn Bauer and Shirley Kennebeck. They stayed at Lake Lawn Lodge, where they spent a lot of time dealing, cross country skiing and swimming. NICHOLS TURNED 12 Saturday Jan. 28, Scott Nichols turned 12 years dd. He a strawberry cake, ich was enjoyed by six of his moor: New clerk assumes duties The resignation of Alice Owen, Village of Lakemoor clerk for the past two years, was reluc- accepted by the acting ident, Pat Morrison, village clerk, Carole Schmidt, came forward to he to fill Alice's unex- Iterm. Carole will be on the April 2 ballot, running unop­ posed for the position of village clerk. Alice did an excellent lob, and we welcome back Carole. Margaret Karas 385-4934 notified. * V The Bates family, especially the children, are . again thoroughly enjoying their "Popeye," because of other generous and caring people in our area. MORE DOGS A great dane with flea collar plus a blue bandanna, was noticed by Judy Bird of Steuben Road Jan. 28. Judy could not ask Dane in, as her dog is not too noted for sharing, and her yard is not fenced in. DOUGHNUT REVIEW Harold Nixon stopped in at the McHenry Nunda library Jan. 29, with three doughnuts made using one of the recipes turned over to him, it was on the con­ dition that any made would be shared by the staff of the library. COMING EVENTS Feb. 1--continuous -Library open for Ugh school students, daily from 2 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. Feb. 2--Will he or won't he? Groundhog shadow day. Feb. 7--Money management seminar. , McHenry Nunda Library, 7:30 p.m. All Welcome. PRESCHOOL SCREENING The parents of three and four- year-old children are reminded to call 385-7210 to make an ap- friends and brother Ken. Scott's •with the games, cream, with party favors. To top off the day, they all went sledding. FOOD COOP The food co-op will meet Tuesday, Feb. 12 at Nancy Daurio's house starting promptly at 7:30 p.m. Parking space will be available at Pat Malo's house. The food pickup will be Tuesday, Feb. 19, at Pat Malo's house, after 2 p.m. HAPPY BIRTHDAY ...to George JosHn and Sheryl Sonnemaker whocelebrate their birthday Feb.' 4. Wayne Brennan adds a candle on the Best wishes go to Leonard Parstey bir- 5th. Acherman and Jason J. on the 7th. Feb. 8 holds a thday for Allen Harrison. ANNIVERSARY "Happy Anniversary" to Bob and Lor Brennan, who celebrate their day Feb. 3. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sunday worship--9 a.m. Ringwood Church school--9:30 a.m. Ringwood Feb. 8--Choir practice-7 p.m.-Ringwood church Feb. 12~Onler meeting for the food co-op at Nancy Daurio's house, 7:30 p.m. pointment for preschool screening. This screening of speech, language and motor skills, phis hearing and sight, will provide parents and teachers with a better un­ derstanding of the educational needs of the children. GET WELLS Jeannine Martina is recuperating after a hospital stay. Myldred Rowe has been under doctor's care for a sinus Marie Hyatt is in t of prayers for strength and healing. GOD BLESS McHENRY OPTICIANS 1301 RIVENSIDt OS MrHEMRY. IL l A C R O S S F R 0 V T H E F O X H O L E f c l i 3 h S 9 2 4 GLASSES MADE WHILE YOU WAIT! 1S1NHE VI? WJ PL*}™ 911Y) "OVER 1,000 FIRST QUALITY METAL OR PLASTIC v c*A FRAMES All - wjJtt PURCHASE KIDS FRAMES ^ - METALOR 15 PLASTIC HAPPINESS AT 84 Though birthday cupcakes couH not hold 84 canoes, the happiness that was expressed wanned the home of Mrs. Florence Koch Jan. 25. 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