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Ringwood News Doris Low Koty Christopher Activities For Sunday Children of both Green­ wood and Ringwood Junior church will be collecting in their respective com­ munities for UN1CEF this Sunday, Nov. 1. They will meet at the church at 2:30 p.m. in costume. (Moms, be sure the vision is clear). The Youth (U.M.Y.) will have a Bike-a-thon that same day. They will meet at their respective church at 2 p.m. where transportation will be furnished for the bikes; they will be riding in Moraine Hills park. All groups will meet back at the Ringwood church about 4 p.m. for a light supper and the children will be ready to return home by 5 p.m. ROAST BEEF DINNER AND BAZAAR Everyone is reminded that tickets are available for the dinner Nov. 7 at the Ringwood church. They can be purchased from Marge Evans, Althea Walkington, Doris Low and Katy Christopher in our area. Serving times are 5, 6 and 7 p.m., with the bazaar star­ ting at 3 p.m. RAW HONEY SHORTAGE Art and Katy Christopher took a drive into Wisconsin Sunday to visit her brother and also to buy some raw honey. Much to their sur­ prise they were unable to get any honey until a later date. The bee keeper informed them that because of all the rain this summer, there was a real shortage of honey. Some of his hives had only enough honey to feed the bees through the winter. His explanation was that the bees cannot get the nectar until the blossoms dry off. The Christophers talked to two other bee keepers since and they both claimed the same sljgrtage for the same reason. VISITORS FROM THESOUTH Friday, Oct. 16, found Earl and Dorothy Betts and daughter Peggy and Ron' Jacques arriving in the area from Mountain Home, Ark. They stayed part of the time with daughter Ester Sprinkle of Woodstock and pcut of the time with son Ed Betts of McHenry. While here, they visited Earl's mom, Anna Betts in the McHenry hospital, besides visiting and seeing other relatives and friends in the area. Peggy and Ron, also of Mountain Home, visited grandma Betts, relatives and friends in the area. Peggy visited with Lil Visconti and she and Ron also visited Ron's mom, who has been in and out of the hospital in Chicago. Of course, I'm sure they all would have liked to see more of their friends but time is limited on short " visits. They all left for home Tuesday, Oct. 20. Hopefully, we'll get to see them next time they make a visit. NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA IMf NISEtflUC the professional do-it-yourself carpel cleaning system First Hour of Rental $1.00 per hour . . . for every hour thereafter (Example 2 hours total charge $1 plus tax.) NO MINIMUM Special Rental Rate Good Monday thru Thursday RlHSEWAC Cleans tne protcssionj i i , ao at a t ract ion ot ihe cost & SUN NO MINIMUM OVERNIGHT SPECIAL I 1:00 P.M. • t:00 A M $10.00 4400 W. RTE. 120. McHENRY. ILL. 653-9262 385-8037 A short note arrived from Anna Shadle way out there in California, enjoying her 91 years young and sending blessings to all her friends and former neighbors in the area. Take care Anna and May God bless you always. BIRTHDAYS Congratulations to Alice Walker ; Cori Lynn Crocfer, way out there in California, will be a big two years old; Karen Bazilewich; Gion Piero Capizzi will also be two; and Linda Ferrara will add another candle to her cake Nov. 1. Nov. 2 will be that special day for Vic Hopp III and Murrell Benoy ; with George Lehman celebrating Nov. 3. On Nov. 4, we find Christine Decker adding another year and on Nov. 5, Wanda Bistolfo, James Funk and Sharon McGowan will celebrate! Nov. 6 is that special day for Guy Winters and Nov. 7 is special for Roger Tonyan and Michelle Lehman. "Happy Birthday" to all of you wonderful people and we wish you many more to come. No anniversaries - call us with your special dates. DATES TO REMEMBER Oct. 31 - Halloween - drive carefully, those little ghosts and goblins will be out trick or treating. Nov. 1 - Church services. 9:15 a.m., Ringwood church. Junior church, 9:30 a.m., Ringwood church. Boy Scout Pancake Breakfast, 7 to 1 p.m.. McHenry Moose lodge. UNICEF - trick or treat in Ringwood by Junior church children, 2:30 p.m. U.M.Y. - trick or treat in Ringwood at 2 p.m. Nov. 3 - Election day. Nov. 5 - Choir practice, 7 p.m., Ringwood church." Nov. 6 - Teachers' In- service, Vfe day of school, Johnsburg district 12. Nov. 7 - Ringwood church bazaar, 3 p.m. Roast Beef Dinner serving at 5, 6, 7 p.m., get tickets now, call 385-8037 or 653-9262. Nov. 8 - Church services, 9:15a.m., Ringwood church. Junior church, 9:30 a.m., Ringwood church. Nov. 12 - United Methodist Women, 12:30 p.m., to be announced or call 385-8037. Choir practice, 7 p.m., Ringwood church. Nov. 11 - No school, Johnsburg district 12. Nov. 14 - Women of the Moose Bazaar, 10 a.m. to 4 -p.m., McHenry Moose lodge. GOD BLESS Why is it that ladies are usually so impressed with other people, other clothes, and other husbands? McHenry Instructor For Seminar Parenting and Play: The Effects of Touch and Movement on Child Development, a three- session seminar, will be offered by McHenry County college in November Kevin O'Connor and Terry Milligan will instruct with an emphasis on parent roles in nurturing development through playful experiences. O'Connor is a teacher in the McHenry School District 15, and has expertise in sen­ sorimotor integration and child development. Milligan has been employed as an PAGE 15 • PLAINDE ALER occupational therapist and is skilled in sensorimotor development. Each has taught for the Chicago Consortium of Colleges and Universities. The seminar will meet Thursday, Nov. 5, 12 and 19, from 6:30-9:00 p.m., at Woodstock high school. Register at McHenry County college. - FRIDAY. OCTOBER », 1«SI The liberal use of paint will improve the look of almost anything; look what it's done for women. * • • • The reason truth makes such slow progress in the world is that it is in c o m p e t i t i o n w i t h pretense Book by Arthur Laurent* Staged by Robert K. Mott Nov. 6,7,8; 13,14,15; 20 & 21 8:15--Fri.& Sat.; 6:00-- Sun. Woodstock Opera House 121 Van Burrn Street, Woodstock. IL 60098 Reservation*: (815) 338*300 wMk TAMS-WTTMARK Ufcrary. Inc. Keep Experience on the Board... VOTE FOR and RETAIN Robert 1. WEIDNER on the McHenry County College Board Bob offers 10 years of Board decis ion know-how and wel l represents the tax­ payers best interests with quality ed­ ucat ion at the BEST PRICE' VOTE TUES., NOV. 3, 1981 P0. FOR BY HOST. J. WEKMER XM )%/!(.< l< I" ree coffee Friday-Saturday Oti lv! Oct. 30 atid Oct. 31 T imuiu • Jamboree! } "> Save 60% on n I . • when you buy 1 »t tire tame Zna tire tize at regular price. All-Season radial. Sale price* end November 25. *13-18 off e; Our bias-belted tin Sale prices end November 17. Road Tamer Belted Grappler All-Sea*on Tubclm Whitrwall '(an Si*«- Krplwr Kt'Kulur Price 1 st Tire Sale Price 2nd Tirr Plus K.K.T. Kach P155 80R13 155R13 $76 30.40 1 52 ~ P165 80R13 AR78-13 $80 32.00 1 60 1*185 H0R13 CR7K-13 $90 36.00 1 90 PI95 75R14 DER78-14 $100 40.00 2 1 5 P205 75R14 FR7H-14 $104 41.60 2 30 P215 75R14 GR78-14 $109 43.60 2 43 P205 75R15 KR78-15 $109 43.60 2 42 P215 75R15 (IR78-15 $114 45.60 2 58 P225 75R15 H JR7H15 $1 16 46.40 2 74 P235 75R15 LR7H 15 $126 50.40 2 85- N< > TKADK IN NKKDKI) ( In ni.Hiut.it t ur i r - nrnnimind.il mri- v\ In ? k whul. 1 Ti-pl.ll lilt! 1 ir-- Kt'gular Price Kmh $h<> $K1 $70 17 I N't > TKADK IN NH Salt Prior $37 $45 $48 $52 $56 $57 $57 $61 $67 40% off ea. Road Guard Belted Whitewalls only. • 2 stabilizing fiberglass belts • 2 polyester cord body plies. Road Guard Belted *50-90 off 4. Turbo-Vec. Sale end Nov 28. TUBELESS WHITEWALL SIZE REGULAR PRICE EACH SALE PRICE EACH PLUS F.E.T EACH A78-13 $54 $32.40 1.69 C78-14 $59 $35.40 1.93 E78-14 $62 $37.20 2.14 F78-14 $65 $39.00 2.28 G78-14 $41.40 2.44 G78-15 $70 $42.00 2.50 H78-15 $73 $43.80 2.72 L78-15 $81 $48.60 2.95 *60 NO TRADE IN NEEDED-Limited quantities. Whitewalls only. Size 7.00-14 plut fed­ eral excite tax for each tire purchased. Light truck/van tire. Traction tread available $5 more. Road Guard LT RV Highway IU IM I. S S HIh< k w all Si/. . 7 IK)-14 (ITH-lol.T H7815LT h 00 18 5 * IK) 16 5 M 75-16 5 9 50-16 5 10 IK 5 12 Hi .') Pl> Kutinj; 6 6 6 f f " \ crvda' <>w t 'ru harh $60 $65 $70 $67 $76 $83 $90 $103 $116 2 42 2 1 I .1 39 i ir> 3 38 :t 82 4 29 4 45 53 7 00 -15 6 $65 7 50-16 6 | $72 7 50 16 H I A_ All discontinued belted snow tires in our stock 50% off ea. Plus f.e.t. each Limited quantities. Not all sizes available. M I TK \I)K IN NKKKKI) 4 4 7 $2 Off. Reg. 6.49 Handy trouble light. Has a swing-open light guard and long 20 cord. 797 $2 off. Reg. 9.99 36" garage creeper. Particleboard w padded headrest, nylon casters All discontinued radial snow tires in our stock 40% off ea. Plus f.e.t. each. Limited quantities Not all sizes available. 31% off. Reg. 5.49 11 2-ton jack stand. i'mlock adjusts 12"-17 Double-strength supports Fits mott vehicle*. 29% off. -197 Reg. 2.79 A Durable air filter. Traps dirt, dust to help carrunsmix>thlv.cleanlv \# uiynvrs ATETID Power-Flush Parts, labor. Cooling system flush. Remov«*s lime and rust de­ posits f rom cool 1 ug s\ stem. Wards Q>|C price, y jt Start fast with AC. Nonresistor spark plug Resistor-type, reg. 1.19 105 N.W. Highway Route 14 Phone 815-459-3120 Crystal Lake FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE THE AUTO SERVICE IS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon. thru Fri. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat 8-5, Sun. 11-5