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SECH9N 2 - PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2t, 1884 Deadline nears for crop insurance Fall series scheduled with interest to women Sunday, Sept. 30 will be the last day to apply for crop in­ surance for barley and wheat in McHenry County. Crop in­ surance covers avoidable loss of inudwtlun resulting from ad­ verse weather conditions, disease, insects, or fire. "llfchy termers are not aware of ttfe newest changes in the Federal Crop Insurance progtam," says Willard F. Davey, district director for the Federid Crop Insurance Cor­ poration (PCIC). The Federal Cro(y Insurance ^ an agency of the -r'U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). "Today's crop insurance can be tailor-made to meet protection needs against ad­ verse growing conditions for a vafSs^jivMndfcridual farmers." "By -choosing crop insurance protection, farmers may close the g*> between planting and harvest by minimizing problems which prevent completion of a successful growing season," saVs Davey. ^ As many area farmers remember, the widespread crop disasters of 1983 drive home the need for greater risk protection. Now marketed through pnvate insurance agents and companies, the crop insurance program has been renovated to be more responsive to the needs of today's farmers, Insurance needs can be tailored to meet a specific financial obligation, the producer to repay or cover out-of-pocket expenses," says Davey. For more information about the program, producers should contact an authorized crop in­ surance agent. To select, an agent, producers should check the list of agents available at their county ASCS office. Ap­ plications must be no later than Sept. 30. WATERCOLOR Artist Rodger Bechtold will be holding his annual fall color Door County watercolor workshop Sept. 30 through Oct. 7. For details phone (815)344- 3424. This October the Joseph Spiess Company and McHenry County College will jointly sponsor a seminat series en­ titled "Concerns Women's Lives Today". The seminars will be held at Spiess Depart­ ment store in the Crystal Point Mall on Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. on Oct. 3.10,17 and 24. The first session, will feature Carol Vavroch of Essex-Costello Real Estate and Sue Krause from the Youth Service Bureau for McHenry County. The following Wednesday June Girard, member of the Health Ibe "Nflwember Man" to! The "Ntwonber Man" knes again! f the "November Man's" sexiest, most romantic, ! most action- ; packed-and i deadliest- j adventure yet ! "Devereaux makes Clint Eastwood look like Phil Donahue...This fifth ex­ ploit for die 'November Man'is... his most satis­ fying!' -Klrkus Reviews . "Could a true espionage fan ask for more?" -Booklist I 1 >! the new "November Man" novel by BILL t >. • author of The British Cross $14.95. now at your bookstore OWN PUBLISHER? IIK:I and Education Committee of the Illinois Commission on the status of Women, will discuss "Women With Their Bodies: Health and Themselves." During the third seminar, "An Emerging Trilogy: Working- Student-Mother", discussion will center around changing lifestyles and practical ap­ plication for dealing with multiple roles. The last session will feature Joanne Hessmiller- Trego from Turning Point of McHenry County and Patt McCarthy, psychotherapist in private practice, speaking on "Patterns Against Women and \ Peaceful Resolution of Con­ flict". The seminars will be in­ formal. Questions and discussion are encouraged. Space is limited, so persons interested should register early. The fee for attending an in­ dividual seminar is $3. Registration for the series of four seminars is $10. Registration can be achieved by calling the College's Community Services Office at 455-3700, ext. 2512. Registrations are also being accepted at Joseph Spiess store in Crystal Lake and will be accepted at the door the night a seminar is being held if space is available. CHILD CARE Do you care for children in your hpme? You may be eligible to receive meal reimbursement money from the U.S. Depart­ ment of Agriculture. Contact your local Child Care Pood Program sponsor - the Association for Child Development. In McHenry call (815)344-3838 for the name of the closest field representative in your area. This is an equal opportunity program. "j THE CELEBRATION CONTINUES THRU SEPTEMBER30TH. See artisans at work! Visit a JCPenney store and join the celebration, you'll see exciting demonstrations by these experts: •CERAMIC POTTERS •PAINTERS •PUPPET MAKERS •CAMEO WORKERS •GLASS BLOWERS • LOOM WEAVERS • PAINTING RESTORERS * "JSSt If BUILD A FINE WARDROBE AROUND CONTE Dl ROMA TM Sale$ 199 Reg. $250. Masterfully understated Conte Di Roma" suits of fine wool gabardine or flannel. A close-up reveals handsome colors |nd subtle patterns Men's sizes. Sale 24.99 Orig. $35. Conte di Roma cotton/ polyester dress shirts. While they last Sale 9.99 to 14.99 Orig. $ 15 to $20. Silk ties in prime patterns. While they last Sale 59.99 Orig. $90 pr. Finely crafted leather dress shoes plain toe or slip-on style. While they last. WINNING LOOKS IN TOPS AND PANTS FOR FALL! 8.99 to 29.99 Save on a collection of warm shirts, sweaters and jackets. Plus fashion jeans. Including our own famous name makers. Sale 29.99 Orig. $50. Polyester/cotton chintz jacket with hidden hood While they last. Sale 14.99 Orig. $27. Lee Wright cotton/ polyester shirt in patterns. While they last Not shown: Sale 19.99 Orig. $38. Lee Wright sweatershirt While they last Not shown: Sale 12.99 Orig. $26. Sergio Valente* fleecy top. While they last. Special 14.99 Shetland look crewneck sweater. While they last Sale 12.99 Reg. $17. Big Mac9 yarn dyed plaid cotton flannel shirt. Sale 14.99 Reg. $19. Big Mac® tall sizes. Not shown: Sale 8.99 Reg. $12. Towncraft plaid cotton flannel shirt. Sale 10.99 Reg. $14. Towncraft9 tall sizes. Sale 19.99 Reg. $26. Action Master boot cut cotton/polyester denim jeans Not shown. Sale 9.99 Orig. $21. Choice of Andre Dumas or Cotler fashion jeans While they last. Sale 12.99 Reg. $16. Par Four® long sleeve oxford button down shirt. Sale 18.99 Reg. $24. Par Four* V-neck sweater of Orion acrylic. Not shown: Sale 14.99 Reg. $19. Sleeveless. Sale 20.99 Reg. $27. Par Four* belted slack of crisp polyester/combed cotton twill. Sale prices effective thru September 29th unless otherwise noted. Some items available at larger stores only. r j *1984, J C P«nn«y Company. Inc VJ Brickyard. Ford City, Fox Valley Center, Gary Village, Golf Mill, Joliet Mall, Lakehurst Lincoln Mali, Marquette Mali, North Riverside Park, Qrland Square, Southlake Mall, Spring Hill Mall, Winston Plaza, Woodfield, Yorktown