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\ < M ( \ \ K l M \ \ \qi ,\ sknthv W A T E R C O N D I T I O N E R HICK5CA5 SECTION t - PAGE X - PLAINDEALER • WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1M3 Free safety sabbath kits general general News The National Safety Council has announced that program kit materials are now available for the observance of National Safety Sabbath, an ecumenical campaign which promotes safety and health information throughout all religious communities. The purpose of the campaign, the Council said, is to invite religious organizations to join in the^crusade of reducing ac­ cidents and saving lives, thereby living out the truth of their religious convictions.. National Safety Sabbath will be observed Feb. 10-14, in conjunction with Valentine's Day weekend. The Council said that caring for the well-being of another person is probably the greatest gift of love that can be shown someone. Areas of emphasis in the campaign will Include in­ formation on the dangers of drinking and driving, the need to wear safety belts and fasten children in child safety seats, and the value of installing smoke detectors in the home. Campaign kits contain posters, hand-outs, program planning guides and other materials which provide information on these special safety areas. Religious organizations or persons interested in receiving a free kit should write to the Religious Activities Depart­ ment, National Safety Council, 444 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111. 60611. Kits will be distributed while supplies are available. Choosing safe toys for children A merry Christmas depends a elements only for ear- great deal on safe toys. Some olds or older.3 guidelines in choosing safe toys -Protective tips shOulHbe on are: . arrows and (tats. -Check to see if noses, eyes, -Fatalities and permanent etc., are firmly secured, on dolls brain damage have been and stuffed toys. reported due to toy chest lids -^Toys that shoot small falling on children's heads or projectiles may injure eyes or necks. Choose toy chests with get caught in throats. this in mind. -Toys with long cords or -For the little "taster" strings can trip. toddlers, avoid toys that might --Save the toys with heating not make for a safe "diet." Comforters from $22 100% cotton flannel sheets from $11.50 Pillows from $1.50 Sheet sets from $8.99 Satin Sheets *Waterbed Sheets *Bath Towels Blankets *Ruffles "Kitchen Linens *More The LINEN OUTLET Open Saturday Only 10 a m til 5 p.m. 4 10004 Main St. (Hebron Mall) Hebron, III LIGHT CHRISTMAS TREE-Mayor Joseph Stanek presses button that lights Street Park, officially opening the City of AAcHenry Christmas tree in Pearl holiday season. •LOW MONTHLY RENTAL •NO H STALLATION CHARGE J -FREE WATER TEST • 30 DAY FREE TRIAL Taste that delivers IN THE MONEY SAVING •Save on Detergents Soaps Bleaches • Eliminate Hdfd Water Chores •Spotless Dish Drying IOZ3 LUKE RVI-WDOOSTOCK CAI.I. TODAY 815-338-12% Corner of Old Route 14 & 47 Woodstock. Illinois GIVE A GIFT I 0FFUN AND FITNESS JSIS™ SKI. 00 OFF New Adult or Family Activity Memberships $9 OFF Ntw Young Adult (lt-25), CMMrm, end Retired Activity Memberships. OFFERS EXPIRE 12/31/83 YMCA 7315 S. Route 31 Crystal Lake, IL 459-4455 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. The i Lake Region LIGHTS 10 mg "tar". 0 9 nig nicotine. FILTER 16 mg tar 1Imgmcotme.av per cigarette by FTC method c 1983 R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co nr