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PAGE 12 • PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14. 1976 ONE DAY ONLY Saturday, April 17th 10-1 and 1:30-5:30 At Spieft* in Cryntal Lake Have Your Ears Pierced By Danecraft's Registered Doctor Just one day, so be $ure to come in and have your ears pierced without charge You pay only for the beautiful earrings They are sterile, non allergenic, non toxic surgical steel with 24K gold plate, most inert metal known. You need no appoint ment, no fuss. You'll wear your shining new earrings home! „Just in time for Easter If you're under 18 bring parent or guardian Sorry, no one under eight years old. Free Ear PLUS A PAIR OF 24K GOLD PLATED EARRINGS. SATURDAYONLY! J90 Piercing JEWELRY, CRYSTAL LAKE Crystal Lake Store Hours: Shop Monday thru Friday 10-9 Saturday Store Hours 10-6; Shop Every Sunday Noon-S J u 1 MM \JMJW. .T REGISTER NOW FOR CHARGE ACCOUNT PR IZESTOTALING*5,000 Sign the "Declaration of Indepen dence" at the "Crossroads". Nothing to buy, you need not be present to win. Must be 18 years or older. One entry per person. First for fashion. Elgin-Crystal Lake Cannon® Royal Family® "Royal Classic" Towels IF PERFECT 5.50 BATH TOWELS IF PERFECT3.50 HANDTOWELS IF PERFECT 1 35 WASHCLOTHS 2 for 2 for 2 for 6«° 350 1 60 Beautiful solid color towels with slight imperfections that will not impair wear or overall beauty. Combed cotton pile with polyester ground weave for added strength and durability. In good selection of decor ator colors. TOWELS, CRYSTAL LAKE "SHEER ELEGANCE"® POLYESTER TABLECLOTHS 64 x84" oblong or oval 64x104" oblong or oval matching napkins 1400 18°° J35 The ultimate table cloth for dining pleasure. Cloths are permanent press with soil release finish. White or champagne with matching polyester lace trimming. FINE LINENS, CR YSTAL\LAKE McCay® Custom Products Vinyl Table Padding 54x54" SIZE, 5s" 54x72" SIZE, 700 54x90' SIZE, ft00 54x108 SIZE, ^°° Protect your fine tabletop from spills, scratches and heat with a table pad of 6 gauge vinyl bonded to 1/8" foam backing It won't slip or slide, wipes clean with a damp cloth In white FINE LINENS. CRYSTAL LAKE ^ * If"? ' JSsstVK - .-v - " Timely Linens® "Espana" Jacquard Tablecloths 52x70" oblong or oval, 60x86" oblong or oval, 1400 60x104" oblong or oval, 17«o 68" round fringed, 14«° matching napkins, J®® Machine washable and dry able woven jacquard cloths that nev-" need ironing Dual Action Scotchgard^ soil and stain release finish White, orange ice, coin gold, beige. FINE LINENS. CRYSTAL LAKE •u. Ticket validates tirst 2 hours upper deck Elgin Plaza Parking Direct entry into Spiess thru enclosed ramp J Convenient free parking tor 2300 cars at Crystal Point Man J For Elgin store call her at 741 4300 For McHenry County store call her at Crystal Lake 455 3600 Eastwood Manor Mary Ann. Bellak 385-5705 Fun For All, Games and Prizes, For This Saturday Eastwood Manor Property Owner's association would like to extend our sincere ap­ preciation to Donald Carey of Eastwood Lane who donated many of our plastic Easter eggs for the Easter egg hunt!/ EASTER EGG HUNT A reminder that the Easter egg hunt will be held this Saturday, April 17, at 1 p.m. at Faith church in our sub­ division. Parents are welcomed to watch and asked to bring their little ones. All residents have been contacted in person regarding the Easter egg hunt, and we are expecting a marvelous turnout. Remember, fun, prizes, and Easter candy, Eastwood Manor's second annual Easter egg hunt! McCullom Lake Pat Milbratz 344-1585 This Saturday, Penny Carnival Easter Egg Hunt Get ready, kids, the exciting day is coming when we are having our Easter egg hunt and Penny carnival. There will be plenty of games, goodies and prizes for just pennies. The Easter egg Hunt will take place at 10 a.m. in the park area followed by the carnival. So don't forget the date, April 17. REMINDER Please don't forget anyone in the village who wishes to donate colored Easter eggs for the Easter egg hunt are asked to bring them to 2713 Beach- view drive. The dates to bring them are April 15 and April 16. For further information you can call Lolly Rowe at 385-8143. VILLAGE PASSES If you have any friends or relatives visiting you that wish to use the park and beach area, they are requested to display a resident pass in the front window of your car. If any cars are parked in the park and beach area without either a village sticker of a village pass, you will receive a ticket If residents of the village have not received passes as yet,* they may do so by going to the office of the village clerk. BEACH GALS The meeting of the Beach Girls was held on Wednesday, April 7. The meeting was held following the welcoming of the new members. We would like to welcome all the new members, Edie Rourke, Barb Elliott, Nancy Harwell. Pat Barber and Marie Kamp. The next meeting will be held on May 5, 7:30 p.m. GIRLSSOFTBALL A reminder to the girls of McCullom Lake that the soft- ball season is here again and registration is now open to girls from the age of nine to fifteen. Girls must be fifteen years old before June 1. Further in­ formation may be obtained by seeing Joan Bittermann at 4907 MCullom Lake road, or by calling 385-7791. The girls are still in need of helpers. We are very grateful to the people who have asked to manage our girls this year as we were very short of help. BIRTHDAYS Birthday wishes go to the following people this week, April 14, Eva Damiano; April 15, Kevin Rourke; April 16, Mary Jo Farrell; April 18, Ray Osterby. REPOSSESSED 1974 MUSTANG 2+2 4 CYLINDER • 4 SPEED • RADIO 40,000 MILES *2300 CALL 385-3000 Once In A Lifetime BOB FARRINGTON Bob Farrington of Fairview lane will be giving tennis lessons this summer for McHenry County college. Mr. Farrington is a good teacher and an excellent player. Call the school now and register. Any questions you can call me and I will relay them to Mr. Farrington. PUPPIES The Gramer's dog Brigette of Eastwood lane who is a German Shorthaired Pointer, recently had ten puppies. Congratulations, Brigette. HAPPY PASSOVER AND HAPPY EASTER Sincere wishes for a Happy Passover and a Happy Easter are extended to all Eastwood Manor residents. Please share your holidays with a con­ tribution to your local column. SPRING VACATION Hilltop school was out for Spring vacation this past week. We hope everyone had an en­ joyable time. IFETIM SSSgr ud / j / /• • / i Becky Mihevc is shown with her essay on "Once in a Lifetime". i. Kristen Poirier, Kim Kurowski, Karen Antonou and Gregg Fields (in front), show their pride in celebration of the country's 200th birthday. In Becky Mihevc's fourth grade class at Edgebrook school the children have written themes based upon the idea of living at the time of the celebration of the country's Bicentennial. The title assigned was "Once in a Lifetime". As Ben Franklin would have shown his pride at Tom Jef­ ferson's Declaration of In­ dependence, so did Becky and her classmates Kristen Poirier, Kim Kurowski, Karen Antonou and Gregg Fields show how proud they are to be celebrating the country's 200th birthday. Becky's winning theme is as follows: "It's a very good feeling to be living. Bicentennial com­ mercials are okay, but I don't like it when they say 'Happy Birthday, America, Happy Birthday to you' on an oatmeal box. Some toy stores are making Bicentennial toys, but what will kids do with them when the Bicentennial is over? Probably play with them for awhile, but not very much. Their parents might buy them new toys and the children won't play with the Bicentennial toys anymore. - "In some ways the Bicen­ tennial is nice--for instance, they have sales in stores, you do projects in school, people have Bicentennial flags, and on television they have 'two hundred years ago today'. That commercial has good in­ formation so I would say to someone 'I like the Bicen­ tennial !' to shop- i X ' Lleell«r u and V°«r i^diretW"1 tttng and m ĥUtn"̂ - 51036 otTû <**rienC put their fantasL„.makers offer a put their f^J^^yrnakers offer a juesday. LokehursL to0. Conven One minute east of the Tri-State. One minute west of Skokie Highway (Rt 41) at Waukegan (Rt 43) and Befoidere Rds. (Rt 120) Waukegan Nutmeg, Sage and Dill A little nutmeg adds glamor to creamed vegetables or chicken soup and brightens beef dishes, fish cakes and fish casseroles. Sage is the perfect accompa­ niment for pork or poultry. Add a sprinkle to cottage cheese, too. and try a pinch in vegetable soup. Dill seed is delicious sprinkled on potatoes, cole slaw and macaroni. BEf PR0H88I0IUI (toil it i/imilfprim) RENT OUR RINSE N VAC-tha naw portahla, Msy-to-uM hot wratar attraction carpat darning madiina t h a t f a r t e r . . . • rinaaa carpat fibara with hot watar and daaning solution | • laosana and lift* all dirt irima and residues to tho carpat surfaca whara thay ara immadiataly CLEAN, FRESH and ODORFREElH •meMC CUMS CMKTt , fc » CUMNR .. * •ten ma cumh imcu Rmt torMly (»*%•«$..• PER $9.00 MIN.) dtttk HOUR OVERNIGHT SPECIAL I 0:00 P.M.-9:00 A.M. $10.00 HORNSBYS ^ f a m i l y c e n f c r s 4400 W. 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