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STOCK UP NOW WHILE PRICES ARE LOWER HORNSBY FAMILY CENTER 4400 W. ROUTE 120 McHENRY, ILL. 1/iyHcttect 'PvUncUtt Twelve - Deluxe Wallets One - 8x10 Portrait Two - 5x7 Portraits McHenry Store Only HOMEMADE SPECIALTIES Johnsburg Diane Berlin, 675-6291 SAVINGS: Why tak^ chances when you buy carpeting? Why indeed, when you can have famous Cabin Craft quality at low sale prices We have bought over a truckload of carpeting for this special, event You'll Save From 34% to 50% Off every Cabin Craft Carpet Remnant with sizes ranging from 9' x 12' to 12' x 24' You'll be able to select your carpeting ttom over 50 full rolls of Cabin Craft Carpeting in stock Just two examples for you of this weekend's tremendous savings An outsanding saxony plush in eight decorator colors for only $12.00 sq.yd. installed with pad­ ding; a special purchase of dense velvet saxony made of Monsan- to's Ultron Nylon. You will save over $200 for an average size liv­ ing and dining room Don't put it off, Don't wait, Now is truly the sensible and thrifty time to put lively, luxurious new carpeting on all your fJoors. Take advantage of these great sales savings! SELECTION: Choose from a rainbow of colors! Solids or combinations, lively or subdued, in vibrant, luxurious Cabin Craft carpets You'll find the color you want this weekend- because every Cabin Craft carpet is on sale. 100's of colors to choose from in over a dozen textures! No matter what you desire in floor covering, or what decorating plan you have in mind, you'll surely find your answers this weekend! QUALITY/EXPERIENCE : Don't take a chance on a no- name broadloom when it's so easy to have Cabin Craft carpet in­ stalled in your home Let us show you why Cabin Craft carpeting has become the industry's leader in quality and design and why that's important to your satisfaction And when you insist on the best quality carpeting for your home you must also insist on the best installation available. When you purchase your carpeting this weekend, our; own Tidy Installation Staff, who pride 1 * themselves on providing concerned, courteous service every step of the way from consultation, to measuring, to installation, to after-sale-service - will do your installation There's no middleman excuses for anything at Tidy You'll get twice the guarantee on labor that anyone else gives you Now come see, browse, take your time Draw upon the 31 years of experience we have to offer you and we'll gladly help you with color coordination, informa­ tion on fibers, qualities andstextures, styling ideas and sugges­ tions » FREE GIFTS: The first 50 customers will get 5 Free Tulip Bulbs just for stopping by and asking to look at our Fall Homeand Garden Floor Covering Sale featuring Cabin Craft Carpeting And when you purchase 20 sq yds or more of Cabin Craft Carpet, you'll get a beautiful free gift - a collection of 40 exquisite Tulip; Daffodil, Iris, and Crocus bulbs, direct from Holland Plant them now and you'll have a garden full of nice things from Tidy in the spring and a lovely home of Cabin Craft Carpeting all year long! *Only includes broadloom carpeting - does not include purchase of remnants. TIIWCARPETS & I 11/1 FLOOR COVERING 200 Washington Ih»c 120t m. i« Woodstock, Illinois (815) 338-1000 663 Villa ( 1 tV > Elgin. Hlinios (312)697-2600 Hours: Mon I Fri J J; Tim.. Wtd , Thtirj , Sat. %-V, Sun 12 5 . . - • > • SECTION 2 - PAGE S - PLAINDEALEE - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 7,1981 Extbnd Farm Loans v 1313 W. OLD BAY RD. PISTAKEE BAY - McHENRY, IL Monday thru Friday 9 am to 3 pm Saturday 9 am to 1 pm 815-385-8300 \L Local Artist ees Governor pr< In November of 1980," a$ the "Newborn Fawn" limited edition print was actually on the press, the children of ifae State of Illinois were voting on their choice for the state animal. By the end of November, all the votes were in from the whole state and the White- Tailed Deer was declared a winner. Soon after that decision was made, plans were im­ plemented for Sally Miller to •resent Governor James tompson with an artist's proof of the "Newborn Fawn". The procedure to gain approval of the idea took about the same amount of time as it took for the bill itself to work its way through committee, house and the senate of the state. The bill signing and presentation were scheduled to coincide, but the senate did not cooperate, and the print was actually presented a few weeks in advance of the signing. The whole Miller family took part in the presentation, Hank, Sally and children, Chad, Megan and Leah. Since the children of the state had done the selecting, Sally felt that her own children should help present the print. The governor extended a very warm welcome and confessed to having lobbied for the White-Tailed Deer's selection. He also apologized for the sluggishness of the senate approval. He ex­ plained that the print would hang in the governor's office first, move on to two-and- one-half-year-old daughter Samantha's bedroom, because he knew she and visitors to the mansion would enjoy it, then it would hang in the Illinois State museum in Springfield for all to see, before becoming part of his collection in his private quarters. N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777, Girl Foresters, will hold their monthly meeting, Monday, Oct. 26, from 6;30 to 8:30 p.m., at the Johnsburg Community club. This will be a Halloween party, so wear your costume for an evening that is sure to be fantastic! with students dressed as scary as they are willing to be. Friday, Blue and gold day, the Homecoming parade will be at 1:15 in Johnsburg, following the usual parade route. There will be a-bonfire at 7:15 p.m. «t the high school and a sock-hop to follow, beginning at 8; 15. Saturday, will be the Homecoming game, beginning with the Sophomore's at noon and the Varsity at 2 p.m. Good luck to all teams, for the best games ever. There • will be a Homecoming dance at 8 p.m. at the high school. It will truly be a gala week! , CLASS RINGS Tuesday, Oct. 13, there ^ritf be a representative available at the high school to take orders from all students who wish to buy class rings. ST. JOHN'S The Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality meeting will be held Tuesday, Oct. 13, at the Michael Schaefer residence. This is always a pleasant afternoon. HOLIDAY Monday, Oct. 12, Columbus Day, will be a free day for School District 12 and St. John's students. We hope that each and everyone will have a great day. Friday, Oct. 9, will also be a No-School day for St. John's because of Area Teacher's Institute day. DATES TO REMEMBER Oct. 9 - No school, St. John's, Area Teachers In­ stitute day. Oct. 9-10 - High school Homecoming weekend. Oct. 12 -- Columbus day, no school, District 12 and St. John's. Oct. 13 - Blessed Virgin • Mary Sodality meeting, Michael Schaefer residence. Oct. 19 - N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777, meeting, 7:30 p.m. Johnsburg Com­ munity club. Oct. 26 - N.C.S.F. St. Agatha Court 777, Girl Foresters meeting, Halloween Party, Johnfcburg Community club. 6:30-8:30 p.m. Nov. 21 -- P.T.O. District 12 Winter Wonderland bazaar. Nov. 28-29 - St. John's Holiday bazaar. Governor Thompson is shown displaying the artist's proof of the "Newborn Fawn", presented to him by artist Sally Miller, as her family looks on. . £ • • Set Alcohol Abuse Seminars St. Patrick's Alcoholism Caring Endeavors (SPACE) team will present a series of informative and interesting evenings which they are calling, "Listening, to Un­ derstand about Alcohol and Drugs", with particular emphasis on alcohol. Each weekly session will be held in St. Patrick's parish hall, 3500 W. Washington street, McHenry, each Tuesday evening from Oct. 13 through Dec. 1. The sessions, which begin at 8 p.m., consist of lectures, movies, skits and discussion periods as follows: Oct. 13--Listening - At­ titudes, Facts and Fiction Oct. 20--Teenage - Use, Abuse, Rehabilitation. Guest speakers: George R. Pasenelli, McHenry Chief of Police, A1 Collard, Anderson Alcohol Rehabilitation hospital Oct. 27--Family Illness - Movie: "Soft is the Heart of a Child" Nov. 3--An Unthinkable Disease - A Doctor's Viewpoint, Z. Ted Lorenc, M.D. Nov. 10--How to Help - Movie: "Guidelines" Father Martin Nov. 17--Intervention - Role playing by "SPACE" team. Guest speaker: Sr. Therese DelGenio S.N.D. Nov. 24--Recovery - 12 Steps to a New Life Dec. 1--"<True Story Hour" - Guest speakers. This is the fourth such program presented to the McHenry community by SPACE. It is designed as an educational program and should be of particular benefit to health care workers, parents, teachers, teens, as well as those af­ fected with the disease, or those whose lives have been touched by others with the disease. Everyone is welcome and there is no admission fee. ' Political Corner Speaker CONTINENTAL CUISINE • NORTH ITALIAN SPECIALTIES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SERVING LUNCH A DINNER DEEP DISH PIZZA In 2 Location*... SERVING HOURS: MON. I1AM-3PM £]• "J"™"*1 "AM-1IPM HJMB Ml. II-MIDNIGHT rV*«*«a SAT. • SUN WOODSTOCK INN K.g MCTWUmHU RTE. 120, McHENRY 338-7779 CARRYOUTS ALSO 344.3700 SALE...featuring CABIN [RIFTS. Carpets and Free Dutch Flower Bulbs for your Garden 4 DAYS ONLY OCT. 8,9,10 &11 CALL US ABOUT OUR Top Quality - STEAKS GROUND BEEF & ROASTS 5 LB. MINIMUM PER ITEM \ TIIWcarpets & I lv I FLOOR COVERING FALL HOME & GARDEN ANNIVERSARY A very happy thirteenth wedding anniversary is extended to Barb and Dieter Paries. Your children and friends hope you had a very pleasant day on Oct. 2. The memories, I'm sure, are happy ones. This in­ formation was phoned in to me by a very loving Tina, daughter of the happy couple. MEAT PACKING CORPORATION "Wh*r* th» TOP Area HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Monday, Oct. 5, was the start of Homecoming week, with Backwards day. This involved all students running through the schedules for the day in reverse. Tuesday, was favorite Actor and Actress day; Wednesday, today, is Dress-up day; the students go to school in clothes other than jeans and T-shirts. Thursday, will be classified as Horror day, FOOD CRUSADE The opening of the CARE Food Crusade drive was announced Oct. 1, by Valerie Cavin, director of the regional office of the in t e r n a t i o n a l a i d a n development organization. Ms. Cavin then quoted a statement by Dr. Philip Johnston, executive director at CARE world headquar­ ters in New York City: "We're counting on the World Food day, Oct. 16, of which CARE is a sponsor, to heighten public awareness of hunger and need in the developing world. Contributions nay be sent to the CARE Food Crusade, 208 S. LaSalle Street, Room 673, Chicago, ILL. 60604. CONGRESSMAN CRANE William Stripp, chairman of "Citizens for Schaffer", announced that the com­ mittee is holding a reception or Senator Jack Schaffer Sunday, Nov. 1 from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Branded Steak House jn Crystal Lake. The featured speaker at the reception will be Congressman Philip M. Crane from Illinois, who is an articulate national spokesman for the Republican party and the conservative free enterprise philosophy. Anyone who is interested in more in­ formation concerning the reception should call 459-8185 or write to Citizens for Schaffer, 56 N. Williams. \£rystal Lake. SPENGEL1 Restaurants Buy Thalr Moat" U.S. GOVT. INSP. EST. NO. 5701 Secretary of Agriculture John R. Block announced that 1980-crop corn and sorghum loans maturing in September or October can be extended for two months at the option of the producer Loans maturing on Sept. 30 will be extended to Nov. 30, and loans maturing Oct. 31 will be extended to Dec. 31, if requested by the producer. At the option of the producer the extension is also available for 1960-crop corn and sorghum loans with an original maturity date of Aug. 31, that were previously extended to Sept. 30. These loans will now be extended to Nov. 30, if the producer requests an extension. Btock said this action will provide producers an op­ portunity to delay the decision to repay or forfeit their loans until after har- A vest of the 1981 crop. The / prospect of a record corn f crop has depressed the current market price. Block said the action is also consistent with the USDA's move towards a mor market-oriented farm policy. Producers should contact their county ASCS office for further information on ex­ tending-their loans. ^ GOODWILL IN McHENRY tkxxiwill Industries local representative Agnes Adams announced recently that the Goodwill truck will be in McHenry on Oct. 9 and Oct. 23. For pick-up in­ formation ^all 385-0863. F You'll find the following outstanding personal benefits from buying your floor coverings during this Fall Home & Garden Sale. '