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/ lJ U;i: 20 I*! VtMWAI.EK - FRIDAY, APRIL 6.1»79 Ringwood News 385 8037 653-9262 728-0343 Potluck Precedes Ringwood Services On Holy Thursday Thursday evening, April 12, the Lenten services at Ringwood United Methodist church will be preceded by a potluck suDper at 6:30. Following the supper, the Tenebrae service with Holy Communion will begin at 7:30. If you cannot make the supper, we hope you will join us for the service following. Easter Sunrise service will again be presented by the youth of our parish at 6:30 a.m. at the Greenwood United Methodist church. "The Funeral of Jesus- Easter" is the title of the message. Breakfast will be served at Greenwood following the Sunrise service. The Easter services will be at the regular time in both churches -9:15 a.m. at Ringwood and 11 a.m. at Greenwood. The message will be "The Morning that Ends Mourning". This Sunday, Palm Sunday, the children will be singing at both churches. "The Flight From "Death" will be the message for this service. EASTER VACATION Easter vacation for John- sburg school district 12 (Ringwood area included) will be from Good Friday, April 13 through Tuesday, April 17, with school resuming on Wed­ nesday, April 18. If no further emergency days are used this year, the last day of school for all Johnsburg •schools will be Friday, June 8. PRE-SCHOOL REGISTRATION Johnsburg community unit district 12 (Ringwood area included) will hold its com­ prehensive registration for all children born prior to December 1, 1976. The registration will take place at the Johnsburg Middle school on Wednesday, April 18 and Thursday, April 19. Registration will be done alphabetically by last name as follows: Wednesday, April 18 - A thru E from 9 to 11 a.m.; F thru J from 1 to 3 p.m.; Thursday, April 18 - K thru R from 9 to 11 a.m.; and S thru Z from 1 to 3 p.m. This registration applies to all pre-school children ages 3 through 5, even if the child has been registered in previous years. • Hundred percent registration is the goal set in order to coordinate the kin­ dergarten placement for this coming September. BIRTH CERTIFICATES ARE A NECESSARY PART OF REGISTERING YOUR CHILD. PLEASE DON'T FORGET THEM. U.M.W. MEETING The regular meeting of the Ringwood U.M.W. will be Thursday, April 12 at the home of Althea Walkington at 12:30 p.m. Do join us for a salad lunch, and to enjoy the second session of our Bible study, lead by Reverend Segin. TRAVELERS Ila Hogan, with daughter, Pat Parsley and grandchildren, Laura, Nancy, Tom, Jr., Jimmy, and Jeannie Parsley, all traveled to Mountain, Wise., last weekend for a visit with John, Jr., and Jerry Hogan families. It was also a time for celebrating several birthdays, so on Saturday evening they gathered at Jerry's for dinner and cake. Those being honored were Nancy Parsley, Felicia and Ruth Ann Hogan, Darcy Hogan and Mrs. Peschke. •IHI: IN A EXPRESS mtheie iniv roi: voiik ,uoxi:v. V McHenry Buses O V New, improved service for your McHenry Buses. Changes include new Saturday service toW^ndef Like on RTA's route 809L Less than a year tmpassed since the inauguration of your McHenry Buses, and now service has been expanded. Route 809 now transports Crystal Lake and Wood­ stock residents to Wonder Lake every Saturday. Wonder Lake residents should also find this new service conve­ nient for getting to points in McHenry and Crystal Lake. The map below shows the new service available on the 809. As you can see, you can still use the 809 on Saturday to travel from McHenry to Crystal Lake and Woodstock. Other new changes include revisions on RTA's route 807, the Woodstock/McHenry bus and route 808, the Crystal Lake/Harvard bus. The cost of travel on all of these revised routes remains the usual low RTA fare. For a free schedule, write RTA, RO. Box 2938, Chicago, IL 60690. Or call RTA Travel Information toll- free 800/972-7000. For best service, call in the evenings. Inexpensive transfer good for most connecting routes. For a small additional charge, riders may purchase an RTA Universal Transfer, which is good for travel on most RTA 6us routes throughout the six counties of Cook, Lake, DuPage, Kane, McHenry and Will. The New 809 Saturday Route HOUM ftMt* Market P1*c« H.S. South Russei Marian Central M.I Woodstock Squar* Woodstock City Hall Crystal Laka Station McHonry £ City Man £ McHonry Station Library Kane McHonry Hospital McHanry H.S (Cast) Torra Colts a Authority 19*t around. Tefra Cottd (Rt 176) Crystal Laka City Hall Cqr«Mi Laka " Sontor Walk-In • Crystal Pofcit Man r Saturday was a beautiful day up there and, believe it or not, the kids had a wonderful time snowmobiling in the woods. Driving north on Friday, they had rain all the way, and coming home Sunday they hit the snowstrom at Fond Du Lac. Ila said it was the worst snowstorm she had ever driven through. Patty Christopher spent last weekend with her sister and brother-in-law, Diane and Gary Linstad, at Blsfck Creek, Wise. It was a great weekend of catching up on news and playing with nephew, David. Also enjoying a weekend with family were Bill, Shirly and Sherri Cristy who traveled to Indianola, Iowa, for a visit with Larry and Diane Cristy. They also had a short visit with former Ringwood residents. Ted and Ann Wickman, who live at Atlantic, Iowa Other travelers to Iowa were Art, Mary and Laura Baker who visited grandmothers and other relatives at Strawberry Point. The Bakers were for­ tunate to start home just ahead of the big snowstorm that fell on .Iowa last Sunday We are thankful all these folks got home safely after spendin^some time with loved ones. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Evelyn Zovnar, Harold Bell, Jr., Art Christopher. Patrick Kane, and to little Ryan Gene Petska on April 7. April 8 is that special day for Laura Parsley, and on April 9 Doris Low becomes another year older. April 10 was a busy day with Wade Bruce. Martha Beaman,' Shirley Cristy, Audrey Walker, Marie Conk and Chris Rich sharing their day. April 11 was almost as busy with Sally Meechum, Cristy Fossum, Judy Rich and Susan Low (Mrs. Robert) all celebrating another year. Dick Malsch adds another year on April 12, as does Linda (Low) Billikason April 14. Happy birthday all of you wonderful people and we wish you many more happy, happys. ANNIVERSARIES HaDDV anniversary to Helen and Lloyd Barker on April 7, and to Edith and Boyd Dowell on April 12 We wish both you couples many more years of wedded bliss. THINGS TO REMEMBER April 8 - church services - 9:15 a.m. -- Ringwood church. Church school -- 9:45 a.m. - Ringwood church. April 8 -- Crop Walk - 1:30 p.m. at Moraine state park - 10 mile route. April 11 - Lenten services -- 7:30 p.m. -- Ringwood church. April 12 -- U.M.W. meeting, 12:30 -- Althea Walkington home -- second Bible study. Maundy Thursday -- 6:30 potluck -- 7:30 Services at Ringwood church. April 13-17 -- Easter vacation. April 18 - school resumes. The Veterans administration employs some 36,700 Vietnam Era veterans, more than any other federal agency. GEORGE HICKEY'S VILLAGE MOTORS --AUTOS-- '78 Firebird Trans AM T-top, auto, trans., air cond., power steering, power brakes, power windows, tilt wheel, cruise, 16,(XX) mi., black, mint condition. *6,475 '76 Camaro LT Coupe Air cond., stereo, auto, trans., power steering, power brakes *4,375 '76 Vega Cabrolet Coupe Auto, trans., air, power steering '75 Datsun 280Z 4 speed '77 Maverick 4 Door Air cond., auto, trans., power steering, 6 cyl. *1975 *4675 *3,375 --TRUCKS-- '78 GMC'ATon Pick-up . * Auto, trans., power steering, power brakes, air cond., 6,700 mi. *5,475 '77 Chevrolet '/a Ton Pick-up Auto, trans., power steering, heavy duty suspen­ sion, 7,000 mi. *4,375 '77 Ford E-150 Pick-up 6 cyl., 4 speed, power steering, 11,000 miles '72 Ford Pick-up V-8, 3 speed '3,375 1,575 --STATION WAGONS-- '77 Ford LTD II Wagon 9 Passenger, air conditioning, rack, auto, trans., power steering, power brakes '76 Dodge Aspen Wagon 6 cyl., power steering, luggage rack '75 Ford Torino Wagon 9 passenger, air conditioning v '73 Peugot Wagon 4 speed, 24,000 miles *3,975 *2,875 *1,975 *2,175 --RV'S & VANS-- '75 Cruise Air Mini Home Dual air conditioning, sleeps 6, self contained SAVE '77 Cobra Super Van Conversion Turtle top, air conditioning, stereo, cruise, furnace, water heater, 3-way Frigidaire, stove, oven, rec. toilet, mint condition, 22,000 mi. $g '76 Ford Leisure Van V* ton, 4 captains chairs, rear dinette, ice box, air conditioning, power converter, sink, T.V. anten­ nae, C.E^. & stereo, mint condition, new Michelin tires. s6f475 '77 Plymouth Voyager Van 8 passenger, auto, trans., power steering, very clean $4,675 '72 Volkswagen Bus 8 passenger *875 '71 Chevrolet Van Pop-top camper, ice box, rear dinnette, water, electric, auto trans., power steering *1,675 Hours: Mon-Thurs 9:00-7:30 jFriday 9:00-6:00 Saturday 9:00-5:00 Sunday 11:00-4:00 926 N. Front St. (Rte.31) McHenry 385-9303