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Hurricane Happening Feature Ring wood News Marian's version of American's oldest living teenager, "Dick Clark", will host the festivities and all those attending will have a chance to participate in the fun. A specia] appearance by the Happening's "Everly Brothers" is sure to bring back memories of the Rock 'n' Roll era. "American Bandstand" is just one of the many at­ tractions at the Woodstock school's annual fund raiser. Parents, faculty, and local business people team up yearly to produce a series of nightspots with live en­ tertainment as well as disco favorites at the school. Music, dancihg, satire, folk singing, and plenty of food and drink make the Hurricane Happening an event that draws crowds from all over McHenry county every year. Tickets can be purchased at the door. Johnsburg District Pre-School Registration Johnsburg Community Unit District 12 will be holding a comprehensive registration for all children born prior to Dec. 1, 1977. The registration will take place at the Johnsburg Middle school Wednesday, April 16, and Thursday, April 17. Registration will be done alphabetically by last name as follows: Wednesday, A through E, 9 -11; F through J, 1 - 3; Thursday, K through R, 9 -11; S through Z, 1 - 3. This registration applies to all pre-school children ages 3 through 5, even if the child has been registered previous years. School officials are hopeful that all parents of children 3, 4 and 5 years of age will register on these two days. 100 percent registration is the goal set in order , to facilitate the coordination of kindergarten placement for this coming September. Equally important is the necessity to arrange for a hearing and vision ap­ pointment (to be held in April for all pre-schoolers) and to provide information for the pre-school diagnostic screening (to be held during the summer). So that school officials may provide complete and convenient services for district residents, it is im­ portant that parents register at this time. This 3, 4 and 5-year-old registration is very im­ portant and necessary in order to efficiently and adequately provide quality ANNOUNCING 4 NEW SIMPLICITY RIDING MOWERS PRICED AS LOW AS $725.00 Why walk when you can ride? All new 5, 8, and 10 hp Simplicity rear engine riders powered by dependable Briggs & Strqtton engines. Rugged 5-speed transmis­ sion with in-line shifting. 6-position mower height adjustment. Anti- scalp, free-floating mower with cutting widths of 26," 30," and 36," depending on model. Touch-O-Matic clutch and brake for easy operation. Optional equipment includes 5-bushel grass catcher (shown) and large capacity dump cart Put yourself behind the wheel of a Simplicity rider. Stop by today. When you want dependability, look for... Simplicity AN *11 W-CMALMBHl COMPANY ROSS BUS SALES 1801 Route 120-1 Mile East of Town McHenry, Illinois 344-0822 385*8037 653-9262 7280343 Popular song stylists, "The Andrews Sisters", will make their fourth annual appearance at the Hurricane Happening. Combining comedy with music of the '40's, the "girls", Bob Adams, Don Howard, and Don Welngart, all of McHenry, drew a SRO crowd at last year's event. Rock 'n' Roll at its best will be featured in the "American Bandstand" room at Marian Central high school's Hurricane Hap­ pening April 11 and 12 and 18 and 19. .According to room Chairmen Tom and Mary Beth Smith, highlights from the not-so-distant past will include Rate-a-Record, the Spotlight dance, and the Ahterican Top 10 much as they were enjoyed by millions during the 60's. programs for District 12 residents. The annual registration serves as an informal census for the district also; therefore, all parents are encouraged to m a k e n e c e s s a r y arrangements so their children can be registered. If anyone is unable to come at the assigned time, the-school will cooperate at a time that is convenient. The schedule is set up to avoid overcrowding and should be adhered to, if at all possible. Those who know any parents of 3,4 and 5-year-old children who would not be receiving this notice, are asked to share it with them. It is necessary that all children registering for kindergarten bring their birth certificate. Easter Sunday faster Sunrise services will be at 6:30 a.m. at the Ringwood church with the Easter Parish breakfast following at 7:30 a.m. Everyone is invited to join in the fellowship of the Easter services and breakfast. Regular services will be at 9; 15 a.m. at Ringwood and 11 a.m. at Greenwood. SPRING LUNCHEON The Ringwood U.M.W. Spring Luncheon will be held April 10, at noon, at the Ringwood church. There will be a nominal donation for the lunch and program. Reservations should be in by April 5 and may be made by contacting Doris Low, Althea Walkington or Mertie Harrison. Rev. Ed Tucker, "Frier Tuck", will be the speaker. His cartoons appear in the Northern Illinois United Methodist Reporter, among other papers. Do join us for a delightful afternoon with "Frier Tuck". May 8 is the day of the annual bus trip for the U.M.W. Reservations will be necessary, and can be made through Doris Low. Appreciation goes to all who helped in any way for the rummage sale last week. It was very successful again, and it could have been only with everyone's help. WELCOME GRANDDAUGHTER Pink will be the color in the home of Gary and Diane Linstad to welcome their little girl, Sarah Ann, who was born- Wednesday evening at Appleton Memorial hospital Mar. 26. The little lady's measurements were 8 lbs. ounces and 20 ins. long. Waiting at home in Black Creek to great his sister is "almost" two-year-old David Linstad. Maternal grandparents are Art and Katy Christopher, of our town, and paternal grandparents are Howard and Helen Ann Linstad of Appleton. Katy has been spending this past week at Black Creek getting acquainted with her granddaughter. HOME FOR WEEKEND Dave Christopher of Farmington spent the past weekend at home visiting with the folks and also at­ tending the wedding of Gary Finley at Walworth. Dave is working for Glenview Farm at Farmington. VACTIONERS RETURN HOME Bud and June Oxtoby took an extended vacation this past winter and have just returned to let us know that it is nice in the Phoenix area in the winter. They saw many friends and did many things during the 3 months they were gone. They spent several days in LasVegas enjoying the shows, etc., and went to California for a few days and visited with .a cousin of June's. Doris and Karl Hoff were in the area and they all did some sight seeing together. They visited with Betty and Jack Leonard and saw Butch Leonard, who was visiting his parents at that time; Ruth Harrison and June spent a day shopping in Scotsdale and went out for lunch together; it really seemed like "old home week" when the Wm. Cristy's and the Urban Bauer's stopped in to see Bud and June. Of course the flash floods came while Bud and June were in the area and they drove around to see the damage which was mostly in the flat lands and river area. They had a fun and relaxing time, but think home is the best place to be. CONDOLENCES Sympathy goes to John Hogan on the death of his brother. March 15. He had just returned home from Florida, was shoveling snow and had a heart attack, John and Da left Monday March 17 to attend his brother's funeral, March 18 in Barryton, Mich. John is now the only member of the family jeft. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION A birthday supper was held in the Mary and Sherman Spencer home, for Cherie Spencer, Thursday, March 20. Those attending were Cherie & Lenny sr and children, Jeff,, and Jenny, Alan, K is, Larry and Andy Spencer and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Sowers. A delicious meal for the occasion was especially enjoyed by Cherie, since «he didn't have to do the cooking. -SAVE LABELS PAGE 13 - PLAINDE ALER - FRIDAY, APRIL 4, MM Johnsburg schools are still saving labels for their Education program. Save all soup, bean and tomato juice labels - cocktail vegetable juice, and gravies and pasta products. We receive free education materials through this label saving program. Send them to school with your child or a neighbor's child. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday goes to Laura Parsley April 8 and to Doris Low April 9. April 10 was a busy day with Wade Bruce, Martha Beaman, Shirley Cristy, Audrey Walker, Marie Oonk and Chris Rich all celebrating on the same day. 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SAVE!! 40% OFF ON CULTURED MARBLE TOPS ANY SIZE Faucets not included Mc HENRY (LUMBER 40.VD WEST MAIN ft Mc HENDY.ILlimOlS 385-4600 "'PLANK Mechum, Cristy Fossum, Judy Rich and Susan Low (Mrs. Robert) sharing their natal day. April 12 finds Dick. Malsch adding another year as Linda (Low) Billikas will do. Happy birthday to all of you wonderful people and we do hope you have many, many more /happy bir­ thdays. I / ANNIVERSARIES We wish Edith and Boyd Dowell a very happy an­ niversary April 12 and hope they have many more years of togetherness. . •' i/j" • THINGS TO REMEMBER April 3 - "Holy Com­ munion and Easter Contata" -- Greenwood church -- Potluck Supper at 6:30 p.m. - - Services at 7:30 p.m. April 4 - Good Friday - Silent Meditation - both churches, 12 to 4 p.m. April 6 - Sunrise Services- - 6:30 a.m. - Ringwood church. Easter Breakfast - 7:30 a.m. April 7 - School resumes. April 8 - Choir Practice - 7 p.m. - Ringwood church. April 10 - U.M.W. Spring Luncheon -- noon -- Ringwood church. Reser­ vations - call Doris Low, April 10 -- Ringwood Ad­ ministrative Board - 7:30 p.m. April 13- Church Services -9:15 a.m. - Ringwood church -- Confirmation Sunday. April 13 - U.M.Y. - Bike Hike - 3 p.m. April 15 *-• Choir Practice - 7 p.m. - Ringwood church. GOD BLESS BIBLE VERSE "1 am he that liveth, and was dead; beholdr I am Alive for evermore... and have the keys of hell and death." 1. Who made the above statement? 2. To whom was he speaking? 3. Where was the author at the time? 4. Where may this state­ ment be found? Aisvers - 1. Jesus Christ. 2. To John the Apostle in a vision. 3. John was a prisoner on the Isle of Patmos. 4. Revelation 1:18. 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