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DECEMBER 12.1984 OWENS GAMES-N-THINGS BRUNSWICK BUCKINGHAM r'S,ate *1259 BRUNSWICK BRISTOL II %"Slate 3'/JX7 Reg. $109$ SALE $799 4x8 Rea.sms SALE *849 3V2X7 Reg. $1680 Reg. $1780 POCKET MODELS AUTHORIZED MtMAftO .N ,, MHIM ,\ BRUNSWICK POCKETI •DELS INSTALLLATION |P0KER| TABLES Ifroml DELUXE ACTION SOCCERTM Reg. 1440 •Professional «Oart Darts Boards •Dart^B •Cabinets GIFT LIST • Strategy Gam•% rr*U KGEON KDRAGONS p.«(ge Selection^ SALE 15% OFF • EiptrtGeme«FleweJ • Basic Game • Modul«$| MYOURCHOICEIH •MODELSB MRPLANE KITS CAR KITSB |SALE| EO%OFF| Choose from large] •selectionH • BilllaMjCues • Video Game Carts • Chess • Checker* • Backgammon • Rocket* • Stereo* • Cue Rack* • Dart* • Game Table Lamp* • 3 In 1 Game Table Peaceful moment Rough-hewn Montana cowboy Bo Decker (Robert Wagner, of Cary), left, and his friend Virgil Blessing (Geary Smith, of Crystal Lake), share <m«' of the more peaceful moments in the volatile William Inge drama, "Bus Stop," being presented in the McHenry County College Black Box Theatre through Dec. 15. The story line follows seven tr? • ' • Area ski t day slated » January and February will be key months for individuals and members of ski clubs enjoying their favorite wintertime sport §nd earning funds for the benefit of multiple sclerosis research at the same time. , £ Part of the ski program of­ fered by the Chicago-Northern Illinois Chapter, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, is a family ski day on Sunday, Jan. 87 at Villa Olivia, when skiiers of all ages and abilities will be welcomed on the Bartlett slopes. , > The Jan. 27 event will begin at 2 p.m. with registration. Ski funs fur beginners and ex- pei it need skiiers will be open Urit it b.30 p.m. ' Participants raise dollars fpr MS through sponsors of each run (or kilometer completed in cross­ country skiing). A ski party with refreshments will conclude the day which will feature prizes. ' Ski clubs plan to organize tin ir own pledge competition for MS at locations of their choice iiurmg January and February. Individuals and clubs wishing more information may call the MS Society at 1-800-HELP MS. Counties served by the MS ^Chapter include: Boone, Carroll, Cook, DeKalb, DuPage, *Jo Daviess, Grundy, Kane, Jcankakee Kendall, Lake, Lee, IWclienry, Ogle. Stephenson, JWill and Winnebago. travelers stranded together in a bus stop diner due to a snowstorm. Performances are Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, Dec. 13-15, at 8 p.m. Tickets can be reserved by calling 45S-3700, ext. 234. They are $4, adults; $3, students and senior citizens. OWENS GAMES-N-THINGS . ptagCtr. «tt. 14 A 22 • 639-5660 • ARLINGTON HEIGHTS • Golf.. Algonquin Roads• 398-2055 •m«hoi»nteeiii»»toitftibie» • VILLA PAR K *629 W. 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Because Santa is busy he will only be able to talk to children from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 12 and from 7 p.m to9 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 13. -The number to call is 385- 9233 If the line is busy, persons are f asked to try again, because Sanla will talk to as many as he can. CLIPPERS ,Hairstyling Salon 344-5930 5101W. Elm St. • McHenry Open Toes., Thurs., Friday., & Sat. MARLENESEVERYDAY LOW PRICES! •Perms $25.00 * Ladies Cuts- $8.00 •Men's Cuts- $7.00 •Senior Citizens Shampoo sets-$5.0Q •Kid's Cuts-$5.00 Quality Work at Low Prices WALL TO WALUNVENTORT LIQUIDATION SALE AT BOTH BROUHAHA LTD. 109 STRATFORD SQUARE BLOOMINGDALE, ILLINOIS BROUHAHA LTD. CRYSTAL POINT MALL CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS ENTIRE INVENTORY Ladies Sizes 3 to 16 20 ,70 % OFF ALL OFdUR USUAL FAMOUS BRANDS MUST BE CLEARED BY JAN. 1st. 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