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1776 will be setting for Madrigal dinner Page 9 • PLAIM>KALEK HER4IJ). FRIDAY. DECEMBER 7. t Local residents elected to veteran's commission "I The home of Ben Franklin is the setting for the 1984 McHenry West Campus Madrigal dinners. The spirit of 1776 prevails the setting with such guests as Francis Hopkinson, Patrick Henry, Henry Lee, Thomas Paine and Thomas Jefferson. General George Washington himself will be at the Christmas celebration. The West Campus Madrigal singers have been working all semester on such music as "Wassail Song'*, "Boar's Head Carol", and many other old English carols totaling 23 selections to be presented at the festive dinner. Singing servants will also be featured. The dinner is open to the public, but by reservation only. The dates are: Saturday, Dec. 8 at 6:30 p.m., and Sunday Dec. 9^ at 1:30 p.m. at the West Campus cafeteria. The number to call for reservations is 385-7077 during business hours. The dinner will include roast beef; Yorkshire pudding, and cherries jubilee. John Leighty is the director of the traditional occasion. A brass quarter, and a recorder consort will be present to enhance the dinner. Delegates attending the November meeting of the McHenry County Veterans Assistance Commission held at the Crystal Lake American Legion elected permanent officers for the ensuing year. » They are: Chairman Dwayne Raney of Woodstock; Senior Vice Chairman Rye Simpson of Wonder Lake; Junior Vice Chairman Richard Meyers of Crystal Lake; Treasurer Frank Ficek of McHenry; Judge Advocate Gord on Gabel of Fox River Grove; and Sergeant at Arms James Chesler of Wonder Lake. Chairman Raney has appointed Louis J. E. Czarny of Woodstock as the commission's secretary, and Father Thomas W. Neville of Richmond as chaplain. The posi­ tion of parliamentarian will be fill­ ed and announced in the near future. Raney also will announce his ap­ pointments to a committee to draft up a set of by-laws and con­ stitution for the McHenry County organization which has tem­ porarily adopted Kane County's as a guide to operate by and under. Anyone interested In the posi­ tion of superintendent, which will be a salaried office in the near future, should send a resume to Dwayne Raney, 603 Ridgeland Ave., Woodstock. 60098. A special committee will screen all applica­ tions for the ]ob and then recom-,4 mend to entire commission their " choices, and, the delegates wiu,j then select the superintendent. ,a Due to the upcoming holiday*,, the next meeting of the commhr sion will be at the Woodstock , VFW, Dec. 12, at 7:30 p.m. , Library schedules museum trip Doctor to speak on bladder problems, MS Students to present free Christmas concert Monday The Friends of the Johnsburg Library are sponsoring a bus trip to the Museum of Science and In­ dustry, Chicago, on Saturday, Jan. 5. The bus will leave at 8:30 a.m. and return at approximately 5:30 p.m. The cost is $6 per person. Children 12 years old and under must be accompanied by an adult. Special exhibits will include "Christmas around the world". The cafeteria^ will be open for lunch, or museum-goers may br­ ing their own lunch. Signups are at the Johnsburg Library, 2404 Johnsburg Road. Seats are available on a first- come, first-served basis. D r . T h o m a s S a m m o n s , urologist, of Northwest Urological Associates, Arlington Heights, will discuss the topic "Mind Over Bladder" at the meeting of the M c H e n r y C o u n t y m u l t i p l e sclerosis self-help group at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 8. in the Royal Terrace Nursing Center, 803 Royal Dr., McHenry. - * Bladder problems are one of several conditions often linked •4 with multiple sclerosis, a disease * of the central nervous system lit- ] eluding the brain, spinal cord and , optic nerves. '."1 For more information about thtf^ group meeting, call Beverl Meuch at (815)728-0655 (evenings' or the chapter services depart , ment, Chicago-Northern Illinois' Chapter, National Multiple Sclerosis Society at 1-800-2 HELP MS. The annual Christmas concert at McHenry High School West Campus Will be held in the West Campus Auditorium Monday, Dec. 10 at 7:30 p.m. The concert will, open with the concert band playing the overture from the "Messiah", followed by a carol medley entitled "Three Noels", ana the Christmas time favorite: "March of The Toys." The concert choir will perform such selections as "Do You Hear What I Hear?" "Baby, What You Gonna Be?", "Strangers in the Streets", and an Irving Berlin Christmas medley. Several soloists and small groups will be featured on the STAMP ART CONTEST Applications for entering the 1986 Illinois Salmon Stamp Contest are available now from the Department of Con­ servation, according to Curt Bloome, DOC contest coor­ dinator. The annual contest is open to artists nationwide. The artist submitting the winning entry will see his work reproduced on next year's Salmon Stamp issue and receive a $1,000 purchase award. En­ tries will be accepted from Feb. 25 until 5 p.m., March 13, 1985. There is a $10 entry. Complete eontest rules and entry procedures are available by writing to the Department of Conservation, Salmon1 "Stamp Contest , 524 S. Second St., Springfield, 111. 62706. HAYDAM'S SOLON MILLS RESTAURANT 7812 Route 12 Solon Mills, II. (815)675-2565 NOW OPEN Daily 11 AM-12 PM BAR OPEN Daily 11 AM -12 pm MARCY AND HAROLD FISHCBACH PRESENT Ch/iiUtmM ToeM 4813 W. CRYSTAL LAKE RD. (Across from West Campus Tennis Courts) Grown by McHenry People for McHenry People! CLIPPERS Hairstyling Salon «+ 344-5930 5101W. Elm St. McHenry OpenTues.,Thurs., Friday., & Sat. MARLENES EVERYDAY LOW PRICE:: * Perms- $25.00 * Ladies Cuts- $8.00 * Men's Cuts- $7.00 •Senior Citizens Shampoo sets-$5.00 * Kid's Cuts-$5.00 Quality Work at Low Prices concert to include a girls' en­ semble and the Madrigal Singers. TTiere is no admission charge, and the public is invited to hear a variety of Christmas music by area young people. HEALTH MESSAGES Victory Memorial Hospital's tape-recorded health message library has been expanded with 21 new topics that are listed in the new telephone directories' green pages and in a new Tel-Med brochure. The telephone number for Tel-Med is (312) 578-4230. Hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon­ days through Fridays, excluding holidays. TRY BEFORE YOU BUY! RENT A HEARING AID FOR 30 DAYS HARD OF HEARING ^ "My New Canal Hearing Aid is so small, hardly anyone knows it's there." 675 & 13 Batteries S2.10 FREE HEARING TESTS in the privacy of your home or at our office! McHENRY HEARING AID CENTER Open Wednesdays 10 to 5 3937 W. Main St. McHenry 385-7661 Sales & repairs all makes free loaners Robert Stensland, Mgr. 25 yrs. experience. \ HOUSE CALLS •Jumpsuits •Jewelry ,FOR YOUR HOLIDAY AFFAIRS. WE HA VE •Special Occasion *Beaded Tops Dresses •Seperates •Lingerie T H E 3ti<Ul Cottage AND boutique LTD. "Your Special Occasion Experts" 409 N. FRONT ST. (RT. 31 So.) McHENRY (815)385-5588 Hours. Mon.-Thurs. 12-8:30; Tues., Wed.. Fri. 10-6; Sat 10-4 •ft ,\c GREAT SAVINGS ON, WOMEN'S FASHION GIFTS 25% TO 50% OFF AND SPECIAL VALUES Vf:: MT040MFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DOWN FILLED OUTERWEAR $69.99 to $89.99 reg. $120 to $130. The price of down goes way down during this sale. Save on the warmth without weight to fight the frigid weather all of Chicago is facing. A great selection of styles in coats and jackets in the most wanted looks. All from famous makers you'll recognize. Our selec­ tion includes Gallery, Braefair, Junior Gallery, Sharpe and Fleetstreet. Misses sizes 6 to 18. S.M.L.XL. Save through December 9. 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Smart enough to wear to work, comfortable enough to see you through the weekend.1 An assortment of colors in brights, neutrals and pastels. Sizes 4 to 14. Save through December 9. Sportswear. MTOMF JUNIOR HOLIDAY SWEATERS $9.99 to $34.99 orig. $14.99 to $52. Talk about warming trends. The news in knits is here to snuggle up to all through winter in sweaters of every description from a huge assortment. Colors, styles, solids and stripes. Wools and blends. Novelties, classics and more. Save through December 9. Sizes S,M,L. MISSES VEL0UR WARM-UP SUITS Wrap up a warm-up for under the tree. Famous maker's stylings for leisure hours in polyester and cotton. An assortment of colors to choose from. Sizes S,M,L. While quantities last. Active Sportswear. IMPORTED WOOL SWEATERS $41.99 to $269.99 reg. $60 to $425. The cream of the sweater crop from across the globe. Wonderful imports in wool from Italy, England and France. Classics to up-to-the-minute fashions. Save while quantities last. Sweaters. TO JASON MAXWELL SWEATERS Reg. $24.99 to $32. Sweaters, sweaters and more sweaters in a myriad of styles from classic to novelty. The best and brightest looks of the season. Choose one for yourself, and at this price, pick one for a friend. While quantities last. Colors galore, stripes to solids and bold patterned looks. Sizes S,M,L. Misses' Sweaters. mm ALREADY REDUCED DRESSES . Reg. $19.99 to $129.99. Dresses of every description. This is the time to find the latest looks in a great assortment of styles, colors and fabrics. Sizes for Misses, Petites and Women. Save onty through December 9. SPRING HILL HOLIDAY HOURS: SAT DEC 8. 15. 9 30 AM-9 00 PM; SUN DEC 9. 16. 10 00 AM-6 00 PM, MON.-FRI. NOW THROUGH DEC 14. 10 00 AM-9:30 PM.