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PAGE 11 - PI AINDFALER • WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER i. 1977 Conservation News... about McCullom Lake Something New The McCullom Lake Con­ servation club decided at a recent meeting to start a regular conservation club news column to keep club members, and the public aware of ac­ tivities of the club. If you have lake or conservation news items or suggestions you wish to have included, give us a call. Shop And Share For the dredge fund. The McCullom Lake conservation club is having "Shop And Share" days at a local food chain Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 15 and 16. The store will return a percentage of total sales, less sales tax, to the dredge fund. An identification card will be needed to participate. These cards and any other in­ formation can be obtained from Mrs. Charles (Joyce) Larson, Mrs. Edward (Harriet) Hammer or Mrs. John (Sharon) Gacek. To par­ ticipate, simply obtain a card, do your regular shopping, take the register tape and iden­ tification card, and present them at the service desk. Your sale will be recorded, and tape will be returned. The identification cards may be used in any area, or com­ munity. that has one of these food chain stores. If you have friends or relatives in. other communities, send them a card. The more people taking part, means more funds for the dredge. Nov. 15 and 16 are the Tuesday and Wednesday before Thanksgiving, so shop early and avoid the rush. Your help is needed, and will be most ap­ preciated. Cook Book For those of you who ordered cook books, and submitted recipes, we are still hopeful they will be ready to put under the Christmas tree. Dredging News The dredge is on the lake, just off West Shore Beach. If anyone has time to help with dredging, please contact Harold Bowlin, or Ed Hammer, or drive by if the dredge is in operation. Your help will be appreciated. At times the weather, or a break­ down may delay operations, so check in and keep the dredge in operation. Pledges Come on, folks, let's get those pledges in, this is your lake, and it takes money to pay the bills and keep the dredge in operation. If you did not receive a pledge form and letter please contact Mrs. Edward (Harriet) Hammer, she will be happy to give you one. If the lake program is to succeed we will need everyone's pledges, and participation. Conservation Meeting The next regular meeting of the McCullom Lake Con­ servation club will be Thur­ sday, Nov. 17 at 8 p.m. at the Lakeland Park community house, 1717 Sunset. Anyone interested in McCullom Lake is encouraged to attend these meetings. They are open to the public. Your participation, suggestions and help are welcome. Mark The Calendar Sunday, Dec. 4, the Con­ servation club will hold another auction at the McCullom Lake Beach house. Start getting those old. new. and in between items together, (no clothing, or mattresses please). There will be pick-up service within a five mile radius. More details next time. The annual fishing derby, will be sometime in February. Date and more details will follow, when plans are finalized. Why not attend the next meeting and help plan this gala event? Mrs. Harold (Audis) Bowlin 4802 West Shore Drive Guide To Travel By Gojan Nikolich Cold weather shivers get a soothing boost during November and December as Illinois travel events unveil a schedule of everything from flower shows, feasts and fests to old time Yule celebrations staged in the prairie "out­ back." Weekend trippers can begin shedding their chills during the current Chrysanthemum show held Nov. 5-27 at the Garfield park and Lincoln park con­ servatories in Chicago. Gar­ field park's five-acre display area alone boasts over 150 varieties of home-grown buds and blossoms. Housed in the world's largest botanical houses, the show will be held from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, Sundays and holidays. If you miss the magnificent mums of Chicago, Peoria's own version will be held Nov. 12-27 at the Glen Oak conservatory from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Over 6,000 flowers of every shape and size can be viewed. The rugged hills and bristling Ohio river valley bluffs of southern Illinois once again host this year's Pope county Deer festival held in Golconda Nov. 17-19. Heralding Illinois' hunting season, the backwoods bash includes hearty- food, en­ tertainment and a Deer Queen pageant. Housed under a billowing tent and attended , by thousands, the deer fest warns visitors to come hungry: last year's crowd gobbled up 325 pork shoulders. The largest outdoor religious center in the world. Belleville's ' Naffon'al Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows, re-enacts the Christmas story Nov. 25-30 during its "Way of Lights" celebration. Held nightly from PRE-H0UDAV SALE! T ' T v w ; 2 • first for fashion. Elgin-Crystal lake BE AN EARLY SANTA! SHOP NOW DURING THIS TIMELY 4-DAY SALE EVENT FOR WANTED CHRISTMAS GIFTS! Thursday thru Sunday. November 10th thru 13th. Shop Elgin Thursday and Friday 9:30-9. Saturday 9:30-S?30. Sunday 11:30-4:30. Crystal Lake Thursday and Friday 10-9, Saturday 10-5:30. Sunday 12-5. ACCESSORIES, 0fM ami Crystal laka Reg 99c knee hi nylon bMNiy, 2 shades Reg 1 69 Beautymist stretch ptaljrhMR, 3 styfes. A-B-C Reg 3 95 Beautymist support S-M-MT-T Reg 6 00 7 SO holiday iHffin. S M-ML-L-XL Reg 5 50 sandwich vinyl knit fwvtt, one size Reg 15 00 4-button length orlon lined leather Reg 1 25 women's fine uadketcfcieb Reg 5 00-29 00 fall fabric bliAfl, many styles Reg 5 00 vinyl nayraca*, 4 colors, one size Reg 3 00 5 00 polyester and blend tomt, pnnts and solids 1.9# Reg 9 00-20 00 group of 14K gold pterced MlliBft 25% off Reg 2 00 boxed novelty Christmas fiat t9c Reg 3 00-20 00 group goldtone and silvertone jiaill) */* price PICTURE FRAMES AND ALBUMS, Eljm ami Crystal Laka llpi. 4.CS pr. 1.3S pi. 3. IS 4.M4.N 3.99 19.99 99c 3.99-19.99 3.99 Reg 5 00-6 00 6 and 9 opening picture >g pictur Reg 2 99 Stick-it-to-me photo ubaai MILLINERY, EJfic mi Crystal lab Reg 26 00-45 00 group of famous maker wift Reg 8 99 25 00 kalttttl COSMETICS, Bpim mi Crystal Lake Rea 15 00 Charles of the Ritz Facial Nuiai 4 Special Rev Ion super Of ihiia kit, 3 shades N Special' Arpege by Lanvin. l-eLipny peg 16 00 Yves Saint Laurent men's ial»ta> ud tkiapSS set NOTIONS, EJfM mi Crystal Lata Reg 2 98 all weather cupetape, 14-yd roll Reg 1 98 Perma-Flex electrical tape, 20-yd roll Reg 3 95 beat thapw prevents cracks and creases Beg 1 98 contoured niakeW, several colors Reg 6 00 women s 1 1 -piece aaakait SCt Reg 5 00 men s and women s 9-c •uicanwts Reg 12 00 women s 12 pc Makaieset ART NEEDLEWORK, Opa mi Crystal Lata Reg 1 95 folding SOSRMS by Scovill Reg to 12 00 closeout •nlkpiBt pieces by Scovill Reg 15 50 sunflower lifkll kit to crochet Bucilla 3.29-3.99 2.49 Reg 8 50 toyfair child s •fakaa kit to crochet UecUtks, cr 12.99-19.99 7.19-29.99 7.89 2.9S 3.79 11.99 I.49 99c 2.99 99c 4.79 4.99 9.S9 1.29 1.90 II.99 cross stitch and embroider by Paragon. 4 oval styles 2 round styles .t:8 4.99-11J 4.49 S.99 9.99 4. IS 4.99 Reg 6 50 16 00 tiki Reg 6 00 Hummel Reg 8 00 Hummel _ Reg 12 00 Hummel Ml Reg 5 50 small oval bast! for Hummels Reg 6 50 round baatf for Hummels STATIONERY, Bpia mi Crystal Lake Reg 16 00 wooden liwtlif Imms 11.99 Reg 5 00 Eaton 500-piece jigsaw passbs 2.99 Reg 9 75 men's 4esk castmMe 7.99 Reg 2 25 4 75 solid pack CkfbtaasCftlis, 1 line free imprint 1.99-3.99 •Reg 5 00 zippered per!(abet, assorted colors 1.99 jjjeg 1 50 3 50 group statMMfy aai aetes 99c-2.29 RED CARPET SHOP, Bfia mi Crystal Lata Reg 10 00 textunzed polyester tails, fall colors 74.99* Itieg 18 00 Levi s Movin'On starftaas, 6 colors 11.99 "Reg 17 00 acrylic argyle SWMlCtftsts, S-M-L-XL . 12.99 Reg 16 00 woven flannel skirts, S-M-L-XL 11.99 «eg 40 00-45 00 AspenslQpoints,S-M-L-XL 31.99-3S.99 MEN'S CLOTHING, Bfia mi Crystal Laka Reg 85 00 John Alexander wool blend spaitcaals €9.99* Reg 11 5 00 John Alexander texturized polyester vested sails 99.99* Reg 30 00-35 00 Nino Cerruti uncuffed dress slacks 23.99-27.99* Reg 195 00 leather CMtS by Stratoiac. 2 colors 1S9.99 , * alterations at cost BOYS' WEAR, flyia mi Crystal Lake Reg 9 00 crew neck acrylic ski SvaaleiS, S-M-L-XL SPORTSWEAR MLYBTH nan elegant polyester prints, machine washable. 8-18 Reg 18 00 WOMEN'S SWEATERS machine washable group in many styles. S-M-L Reg 18 00 22 00 9.88 12.88 •ETTER SPORTS* EAR. ELGIN ANO CRYSTAL LAKE Jteg 38 00 hooded nylon ski iackcts, machine wash. 8 20 *eg 1 25 Bryson kruih aaJT-sUltt, 8 18 ]Reg 75c take seeks, one size, white with stripes Reg 6 50 8 00 solid and striped knit spait skills, 8 18 MEN'S FURNISHINGS, S«ia mi Crystal Laka fleg 1 75Bryseaaaitnrear briefs. T-shirts. boxer shorts athletic shirts fleg 14 00 solid color cotton velour spelt skirts, S-M-L-XL Reg 1 75 orlon stretch enw seeks, solid colors fceg 18 00 washable wool plaid spMt skirts, S-M-L-XL Reg 7 50 black or brown leather wallets fceg 7 50 cotton flannel plaid spertskirts, S-M L-XL <Reg 14 00 solid color corduroy Spell skirts, S-M-L-XL JReg 9 00 pile lined split cowhide fleets, tan. S-M-L-XL rfteg 12 00 orlon lined leather dress (lefts, S M L-XL •Reg 16 00 leather dressyleve with rabbit fur lining S-M-L- !Reg 15 00 velour two-tone takes, holiday colors 4<eg 12 00 full fashioned knit acrylic spait skirts, S-M-L-XL J»eg 8 50 coat or middy style pajaaas, A-B-C-D •Reg 7 50 washable polyester patterned ties INTIMATE APPAREL, Bfia Crystal Laka .Reg 7 00 famous name lined and padded kras "Reg 6 00 famous name lined and uniined ktas fceg 9 00 no-bind leg paatr klitis, S-M-L-XL 4leg 10 00 hi-waist paaly arieb, S M-L-XL "Reg 12 00 Antron III paalliae*S, S-M-L XL •Reg 2 2 00 long cotton or ny Ion qu ilted robes, S-M-L 5eg 24 00 long fleece zippered or buttoned lakes, S-M-L eg 18 00 nylon tricot short lakes, S M L •fleq 12 00 lonq brushed fewas, solids and prints. S M L $eg. 10.00-12.00 long brushedpa'aaas, S-M-L Reg 1 75-2 00 nylon paaties aarf * dais S 1NFANTSWEAR, Bfia mi Crystal Laka ffleg 12 00-18 00 two-piece sets for toddler boys aryj £ girls -Reg 10 00 16 00 toddler and girl s fosses, 2 6X £Reg 5 QG 9 00 coordinated playweai, 2 6X CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, Bfia aai Crystal Lake •Reg 7 50 brushed nylon fevas for girls.s4-14 Reg 8 00 9 00 flannel and brushed pajaaus, 4 14 (•¥•) BUY WITH CASH OR YOUR SPIESS CREDIT CARD S.99 29.9S 3 far 2.99 3 pis. 1.29 4.99 3 far 4.49 19.99 2 prs. 2.25 12.99 4.S9 5.99 19.99 S.99 7.99 XL 12.99 19.99 9.99 9.99 4.S9 5.49 3.49 S.49 7.49 7.99 19.99 19.99 13.99 S.99 7.99 1.19 9.91-12.99 7.99-19.99 3.99-5.SS 4.77 5.77 Master Charge Bank Amencard LITTLE BOrSLONG SLEEVED WASHABLE KMT SHUTS MG 5 00 4 Bi_i AG AND 5 SO Lots of handsome patterns, machine wash­ able and dryable sizes4-7. CHUMEN'S to EAR, aGM ANO CRYSTAL LAKE HOME B TOWN FALL DRESSES AND PANTSUITS ^ l̂g.M-30.88 Fine selection fall styles and colors. 10-18- '14V4-22VS. HOME ANO TOtoN. aGM ANO CRYSTAL LAKE nwrAU SLACKS r« UTTU KITS. UCOLAU MB SUM KG 100 D M ANO S SO Treat him to new pants for the winter, washable. 4-7 CHfcDREN-StofAR, &GM AND CRYSTAL LAKE AK67LE ACRYLIC SWEATER VESTS BY ALPS S°oo 12.99 Machine washable and dryable. brown or blue tones. S-M-L-XL ' RED CARPET SHOP. aGM ANO CRYSTAL LAKE FAMOUS MAKER SWEATERS FOR GIRLS 7 TO 14 REG 8 00 B flP ANO9 00 9a W Perfect gifts for Christmas, machine wash­ able. dryable. S M I GtRLS CORNER. ELGM ANO CRYSTAL LAKE POiYESTER AND COTTON TWILL CASUAL JEANS So 5.99 Machine wash and dry. 8-18 regulars and slims •OYS'toEAR. aGM ANO CRYSTAL LAKE NEW FALL AID HOUDAY SWEATERS H THE DEPOT A bevy of sweaters for juniors, fall colors. S- M L TH( DEPOT. a CM ANO CRYSTAL LAKE COTTON BLEND FOOTBALL SHIRTS «G 2 99 4.00 m»W9 Machine wash and dry. three/quarter sleeve. S-M-L •OYS'toEAR. aGM ANO CRYSTAL LAKE GROUP OF JHMI0R SLACKS IN THE DEPOT Fine selection, many washable styles. 5-13 THE DEPOT, aGM ANO CRYSTAL LAKE NETS CASUAL CRAFT ALL WEATHER DP-LINED COATS .TOD *9.90 Sheds rain and stain, natural or brown MEN'S CLOTHING. aGM ANO CRYSTAL LAKE NEW FALL BETTER STREET LENGTH DRESSES y«-% opp Treat yourself to new fashions Sizes 6-18 and 14 ' / ? -22 V j . BETTER DRESSES, aGM AND CRYSTAL LAKE MEN'S FISHERMAN KNIT CARDIGAN SWEATERS 14.H Cable style in natural color washable orlon S-M-L-XL. MEN S FURNISHINGS. aGM ANO CRYSTAL LAKE. E L G I N F R E E P A R K I N G CRYSTAL LAKE FREE PARKING CHHDRDTS SHOES, Crystal laka Oaly Rag. 16.00 Action Track skaw tor boys and girts *... 11.99 GIRLS, 7-14, Bfia ami Crystal laka Rag. 10.00-14.00 knit and corduroy Haikl, 7-14 7.SS-S.SS Rag. 14 00-18.00 new fall 4nm« 9 J9.12.tt THE DEPOT, Bfia ami Crystal Laka Reg. 8.00-12.00 teen pullover laartail, S-M-L 5JI4.lt Reg. 11 00-1600 teen and junior slaapaeat, 5-13 7 .M-12.lt Reg 12.00-14.00 teen slacks, fall fabrics. 6-14 t.tt-9.tt Reg 12 00-14 00krft Hps for juniors. S-M-L tJt-9.tt DOMESTICS, Bvki ami Crystal lalm Rag 6 00 parma press twin flat or fined starts 3.49 Reg. 7.00 matching flat or fitted full starts 4.49 Reg 5.00 pr. matching percale standard cases pr. 3.49 Reg 10 00 "Serene" fortrel filled standard pilaws S.99 Reg. 12 .00 matching queen size pQlavs 9.99 Reg. 14.00 matching king size pBms 19.99 Reg. 12.00 twin combination "Lifetime" •altiMspats. . 9.99 Reg 14.00 mattNrig fuBcombinatton auttsam rais"^*^.-.^.19J9 Rag 20.00 maiphinflttwaeo combination aiattiess pais !*"' 'laJ99 Reg 24 00 matching IdMTcombination ssattiesspras 19.99 Rag 12 00 'Comet" llartttto by North Star. 66x90" twin 7.49 Reg. 14.00 matching klartMb* blue, green, white chamois, full 9.49 Rag. 17.00 matching first quality klaikets, 90x90 queen 19.49 R« 11.00-12 00 100% acrylic leisure klaakch 9.49 FINE LINENS, Sfia mi Crystal lata Reg 2 00 straw place Bats. 10 styles 99c Reg 1 35 perma press aapnas 59c Reg. 50c-1.00 group of discontinued stvle aapUaiiafS 35c Reg. If perfect 1.50 Christmas pattern kitekea toaab 1.19 TOWELS /RUGS, Apia ami Crystal laka Reg 4 50 "Crystal Palace" first quality krtk tovab :3.49- Reg 3 00 matching kali levels, 6 colors 2.29 Reg 1 15 matching aastdalks 99c Reg 7 00 half moon Htekeaiaas, assorted styles 4.tt Reg. 4 00 "Happy Flowers" kanlaacb 2.99 Reg 2.50 matching kaai toaab 1.99 Reg 1.15 matching wast daMs 99c imiR SPORTSWEAR, Bja ami Crystal laka Reg. 16.00-18.00 solid and fancy machine washable fall paats, 8-20 19.99 THE BOUTIQUE, 0ffti ami Crystal laka Reg 75 00-25000 famous designer fall tosses, 8 14 Vt mti JUNIOR COATS, Bjaami Crystal laka Reg 120 00-135 00 fur-trimmed viator seats, 5-13 99.99-119.99 Reg 45 00-65 00 junior cat caab 3t.t9-S4.99 tiniR DRESSES, Bfia ami Crystal laka Reg 40.00-90 00 fall pantsuits. 8-18, 14 V4 -22 V4 %-Vk aff JUNIOR DRESSES, Bfia aai Crystal Laka Reg 35 00-50.00 fall street length tosaas, 5-13 Vi-Vi aft JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR, Bfia aai Crystal laka Reg 14 00 long sleeve woven plaid skirts, 5-13 9.99 Reg 18 00-20.00 group of novelty saaatois, S-M-L 12.99-14.tt, DRAPERIES, Bfia ami Crystal laka Reg 6.50-7 .95 group throw piteas 2.99 Custom-made Joanna Lester skattois 29% aff Stead made-to-measure toparias 29% aff LUGGAGE, Bfia ami Crystal laka Reg 60 00 Seward 3 piece laffapa sals 44.99 TOYS, Bfia ami Crystal Laka Reg 11 99 Tonka large baaspaacy Uait S.SS Reg 2 49 Chinese Checkers faaas l.SS Reg 3 59 Nerf Feetkalls 2.7S Reg 2 99 Puff and Play hiatal* 2.4S Reg 19 99 fatytaaH lack" by Mattel 13.99 Reg 11 99 24" tall fluffy keai 9.99 HOUSEWARES AND APPLIANCES Bfia ami Crystml laka Reg. 1 50-2.00 group of coffee or soup aaps 99c Reg 2 500 35 00 50-pc Balwaiesels 13.99 Reg. 6 50 wooden salt and pappat sab 4.tt Reg 2 00 Oxford Hall Stoakkams SSc Reg 15 00 gourmet meat grinder and ice skaret - S.SS Reg 14 95 West Bend papewa iSppafS 9.99 Reg 15 95 West Bend 4-quart tie ceeket 11.77 Reg 24 95-29 95 groupcnpaaakais 17.77 Reg 13 gsPNBtolaifac, round 9.9t Reg 18 95 Presto Tiy laky lS.tt Reg. 14.75 wicker nymph chair caskiaas 19.99 Reg 39 95 wicker nymph ckabs 39.99 Reg 4 00-4.75 wicker kaalkafS 1.99 Reg 1 50-10 50 group wickerkatob 99c-7.99 CHINA AND GIFTS, Bfia ami Crystal laka Reg 22 95 Savannah. Countess, Viceroy. Peking or Ranier Nontake S-pc. place settiaps 17.95 Reg 19 95 Maiywood. Blue Hill. Carolyn. Early Spring or TahoeNoritekeS-pc. place saltiaps 14.95 Reg. 23 95 Affection. Long Aao, Blossom Time or Monteleone Nontake S^cl place satttofs 19.95 Nontake seniaf ptoses, selected matching patterns 29% aff Reg 8.95 French Cristelle salai sal, 7-pc 4.95 Reg 15 00 24-pc French roc taakbiset, 8 each beverage juice, on-the- rocks 9.99 Reg 8 95 French Cristelle 12-pc cetta* sal, 4 each plates. cups and saucers 4,99 Rea 69 50 Internatonal stainless 20-pc service for 4 55.99 Reg 110 00 International Lyon stainless 20-pc service for 4 flataaia with free serving set 95.99 Reg 149 50 International deluxe starless 40-pc service for 8 lUlaai* with free serving anahostess set 119.99 Reg. 231.00 International Lyon stainless 40-pc service for 8 ilatoraie with free serving and hostess sets 179.99 79-95 Oneida deluxe stainless 40-pc. service for 8 „ .; it .ss Reg 84.95 Oneida deluxe stainless 40-pc. service for 8 flataaia S3.79 Reg 12 00 8-pc porcelain China saack sab, 4 patterns....'.! 7.95 JANE PAGE. PERSONAL SHOPPER 5 p.m. to 10 p.m., through Jan. 8, the dazzling event features a mile and a half of glimmering electro-art sculptures lined along a roadway. Live animals and light-trimmed Christmas trees add to the hundred-odd thousand electric blinking treats. And for those whose taste buds still yearn for an in­ teresting post-Thanksgiving entre. there's the Nov. 30 *'Madrigal Dinner" held at Western Illinois university's Union Heritage ballroom beginning at 6:30 p.m. The fifteenth century feast includes cornish hen, glazed sweet potatoes, fresh frujt and brimming "wassail" bowls. Music and costumed faculty, as well as dancing highlight thi& unusual Christmas season banquet at the Macomb campus in western Illinois. More holiday traditions come along Dec 1-23 as the Cham­ paign county Historical museum in Champaign hosts a celebration complete with antique toys and a chance to craft your own corn husk dolls, calico braided wreaths, dough ornaments and crocheted snowflakes. Tier-cakes, tarts and a traditional weekend "high tea" in the true British tradition-and puppet shows will be offered. It's held Wednesday through Sunday. Thirty Chicago ethnic groups gather at the Museum of Science and Industry# Dec. 1 through Jan. 1 during the an­ nual "Christmas Around the World festival." Decorated Christmas trees, holiday meals from the four corners of the world, concerts, pageants and displays depicting the yule customs of every nationality are featured. Nineteenth century sim­ plicity and the flair of Galena's Victorian townscape begin Dec. 3-4 during the annual "Old Fashioned Christmas walk." Slated fun during the weekend includes a decorated Main street, antique shops open for browsers, local historic sites and coffee and cookies served by town merchants at the Old Market house. Galena remains open to visitors throughout the cold weather season during its special "Winter Weekend" program. For ski buffs, there's also the nearby Chestnut Mountain resort which overlooks the Mississippi river. Lincoln's New Salem, a log cabin hamlet of several dozen refurbished and original buildings northwest of Springfield, takes you back in time during the Dec. 3-4 "New Salem Christmas" fest. The prairie village takes you back to the 1830's with baking, cooking, butter churning and sewing preparations... which visitors can themselves try. Barrel making, square dancing and Christmas caroling, too. From noon to 5 p.m. each day. Sleigh rides, madrigal singing and refreshments offer another food event Dec, 3-4 during Rockford's "Wassail day" held at the cityVMuseum center from 1 to 5 p.m. Ever have a goose dinner0 The Moore Home Historic site near Charleston highlights a "Civil War Christmas" Dec. lo­ ll and gives you that chan­ ce...as well as an invitation to join in on the decorating preparations of an early 1800's Christmas. Your dinner bird, cooked on a woodburning stove, comes with all the trimmings on Sunday evening. Bishop Hill and its cluster of old colony homes in western Illinois this year once again features its traditional 1840's Christmas service-"Juliotta." Held at 6 a.m. Dec. 25, the service will be held at the restored Old Colony church. Founded by Swedish utopists, Bishop Hill was one of America's most successful communal farming centers. The tiny hamlet is located northeast of Galesburg off Rt. 34. For more information on Illinois winter events, as well as a listing of state downhill and cross-country skiing locations, write: Illinois Ad­ venture center, 160 N. La Salle street, Chicago, 60601. TRICK-OR-TREAT - Residents of the Sheltering Oak residence in Island Lake were prepared for trick-or-treat on HaUoween when several members of the Ladies auxiliary to VFW Post 4€00 delivered cookies. Shown, in front, from left, are two of the residents with Vi Abbink, president of the auxiliary, and Mariana Stoesslien, social rehabilitation director. In the back are Mary Kuemmel, Mary Denney, Activity director; and Barbara Bryniarski. Family Services Sets Special Local Programs Special events are scheduled by the Family Service & Community Mental Health center this month. "Developing a Positive Self- Image" will be the topic at the Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, McHenry, Adult Fellowship meeting Nov. 19 at 8 p.m. Ted Graves, counselor for the Family Service & Com­ munity Mental Health center, will be the featured speaker. A program on "Child Abuse and Its Prevention" will be presented at the Nov. 17 meeting of the Valley View school PTA, McHenry. The program is sponsored by the Family Service & Community Mental Health Center for McHenry County and will begin at 7:30 p.m. Two radio programs on mental health issues will be \ Ticket validates first 2 hours, upper deck Elgin Plaza Parking. Direct entry into Spiess thru enclosed ramp. • Convenient free parking tor 2300 cars at Crystal Point Mall. • For Elgin store, call her at 741-4300. For McHenry County store, call her at Crystal Lake. 455-3600 aired at 10 a.m. on WIVS radio during November. "Becoming Assertive" featuring Nancy Gohla, C o m m u n i t y E d u c a t i o n program coordinator for the Family Service & Community Mental Health center, and J. Scott Campbell, associate director for the center, will be aired Nov. 16, and a panel discussion on "Child Abuse and Neglect" will be aired Nov. 30. 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