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\ SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 1W4 general yui id ai News State Audubon director annual meeting speaker Warren DeWalt, executive director of the Illinois Audubon Society, will be principal speaker at the annual meeting and potluck dinner of the McHenry County Chapter of the Illinois Audubon Society. It is scheduled Saturday, Feb. 4, at the Crystal Lake Nature Center, 330 N. Main Street, Crystal Lake. As an added attraction, Bob Goard, of Spring Grove, will display his wood carvings. Goard has displayed at Merrill Chase Galleries in Chicago and at Water Tower Place. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. Each person should bring his own table service and a dish to pass. Coffee will be provided by the chapter. "Come early and enjoy browsing the wood carvings and chatting with friends," Barbara Medirig, president, invites. Any interested persons are invited to attend; membership is not required. Entrance is made from Rt. 176. BULL VALLEY BEEF CORNFED BEEF SALE SfcWi Tip Rout .S2.38/LB IV »S!suS 7 Beef Round Roast S1.89ILB \< Mbiu.np. SBo«ele$« Chock Rout S1.S9ILB I 50,bi Unit8$90ioo HONORED BY PIONEER CENTER-- Representatives of area Kiwanis Clubs accept plaques from Pioneer Center "for their initial and sustaining support to the developmentally disabled." Receiving the plaques at Pioneer Center's 25th anniversary dinner were, from left, Art Christopher, Wonder Lake Kiwanfs Club; Dixie Hogan, for the Crystal Lake Kiwanis Club; Bobbie Wiltsie, for the Woodstock Kiwanis Club and Dr. Bob Peterson, McHenry Kiwanis Club. Conservation meeting set for Feb. 16 The thirty-seventh annual meeting of the McHenry County Soil and Water Conservation District will be held Feb. 16, at the Timbers, Woodstock. A three meat buffet will be served at 8 p.m. After dinner, at 9 p.m. during the business meeting,, three directors will be elected to serve two-year terms. Guest speaker, Ed Collins, an expert on prairies and naturalist for Pleasant Valley Outdoor Center, will entertain the audience with his slide program on the prairies of McHenry County. Tickets can be obtained through SWCD office 338-0099 or 338-0049, or from Chuck Budreck, 385-7568. SATURDAY IS SAMPLE DAY! 1-901 Hwy. 20 Hampshire OPEN 24 HOURS FRIDAY • Beer Batter Deep Fried ALL YOU Cod • Our Famous Baked Cod. ex** o< poutm ptMocHn tr«m«lort»to MraMbottr MM,n|tK|«lo SATURDAY Homemade-Delicious MEATLOAF • Includes: potatoes, vegetables, roll Si butter, pudding or jello SUNDAY ROAST BEEF Includes: mashed potatoes, vegetables, roll Si butter, pudding or jello Trv Our Register for FREE MEAL _ . * f Given Awav Daily Businessmen S Senior Citizens 62 & Over \ Lunch Every Frldsy 10% Discount Includes: 18 Lbs. Ground Beef 17 Lbs. Mixed Rst.-12 lb. Mixed steaks 1 Pkg. Stew MeaM Pkg. Soup Bone (call orders in advance to assure proper sizes) Hi MlWL CM FU, UU KEF NALVlS.ITtS MVMM CVu SALE EMS 2444 BULL VALLEY BEEF 3408 Walkup Ave Crystal Lake, IL 459-1962 or 459 3579 New Hours: Thurs. & Fri. 10-5 Sat. 10-4 ---- - V • m': i •v, v . . ViriiiiVi'iiiii .... ..i : •[•'i mm ;V-' X • ' k -yy / 'y . ^H : : ̂ « 1" "**• IE. Rail service improvements go in effect February 1 The Regional Rail Ticket Program (RRT) is being ex­ panded Feb. 1 to include weekly as well as monthly commuters. • Service revisions on many of the railroads to improve passengers' travel flexibility is being put into operation beginning at the same time. I The Regional Transportation Authority's RRT program offers monthly and now weekly commuters the opportunity to use their tickets on any railroad in the region, except the South Shore. Passengers traveling beyond the zone listed on their tickets are charged 35 cents for each additional zone. The fare reduction means a savings of anywhere from $49 to $228 annually for monthly commuters depending on the distance travelled. Following is a list of the service revisions by railroad as they affect the Northwest Line: ...A new week day train, leaving the Chicago terminal at 1:30 p.m. and arriving in Harvard at 3:18 p.m. will be added. .. .Week day Train No. 615, which leaves the Chicago terminal at 3:30 p.m., will be extended to Woodstock, arriving at 5:05 p.m. Previously, the train terminated at Crystal Lake. ...A new week day train, leaving Harvard at 4:35 p.m. and arriving in Chicago at 6:25 p.m. will be added. ...Week day Train No. 654, which currently departs from Crystal Lake at 5:10 p.m., will be revised to leave Woodstock at 5:48 p.m. The train will arrive in Chicago at 7:20 p.m. ...A new week day train, leaving the Chicago terminal at 7:30 p.m. and arriving in Crystal Lake at 8:53 p.m. will be added. ...A new week day train, leaving the Chicago terminal at 10:30 p.m. and arriving in Crystal Lake at 11:53 p.m. will be added. ...A new Saturday train, leaving the Chicago terminal at 12:30 a.m. and arriving in Harvard at 2:18 a.m. will be added. ...A new Sunday train, leaving Harvard at 8:35 a.m. and arriving in Chicago at 10:20 a.m. will be added. ...Week day train No. 2117 will depart the Chicago terminal 15 minutes later at 2 will arrive at Fox Lake at 3:45 p.m. New schedules are being distributed at the Chicago terminals and at local train stations. Schedules can also be obtained by calling RTA Travel Information at 836-7000 in Chicago, or toll free 1-800-972- 7000 in the suburbs. DEDUCT ION" SfiLE INVENTORY REDUCTION SfilE /ffijAL MAIN STREET SHOE SHOP L Further Markdowns Taken! E • WOMEN'S SPORT SHOES BASS, DEXTER, OLD-MAINE TROTTER, ZODIAC 40-60 % OFF • NIKE LEATHER BRUIN GYM SHOES KIDS AND MEN'S SIZES *5°® OFF • WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES 9-WEST, NATURAUZER, BASS. ZODIAC 40-60% OFF • MEN'S DRESS & CASUAL SHOES BASS, FLORSHEIM, DEXTER, HUSH-PUPPY 40% OFF • ALL WOMEN'S DANIEL GREEN & FLEECE LINED BEDROOM SLIPPERS 40% OFF C •WOMEN'S DRESS BOOTS m ZODIAC, BASS, OLD-MAINE TROTTERS U 9-WEST, NATURAUZER " 40% OFF 23J Main St, Woodwtock, 339-6030; Mon.-Thun. M Fri. S-S; Sat Mi sibSNomooaii AfcoiNiAui NOIDDOB^