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l'/WK 10- IMJXINOEALER - FIUDAY, OCTOBER 14,1983 m* fttn* ^PSgeneral News Lions Candy Day to help blind and hearing impaired Hold auction Oct. 18 Imagine a pie being delivered to your home by just making a phone call. This service and other items will be part of the Craft Service Auction which will be held Tuesday, Oct. 18, at 7:30 p.m. at the Timbers, Rts. 14 and 47, Woodstock. Proceeds go to Turning Point, a McHenry County organization to help domestic violence victims. Preview of such items as a water color paintihg, step ladder, appliqued baby quilt, and baked goods plus other interesting crafts and services to be auctioned will begin at 7 p.m. The public is invited to attend and are asked to enter the lower banquet room on the Rt. 14 side of the Timbers. Money raised from the auction will go toward purchase of a movie-slide projector and screen to be used to inform people about the cycle of violence- This year the McHenry Lions Club will participate in Candy Day on Oct. 15 under the leadership of Ron Bierman, club ident, and Jim Doherty, ly Day chairman. Because the gifts of sight and hearing are so precious and so irreplaceable, the 30,000 members of the more than 670 Lions Clubs in Illinois hold Candy Day each year to raise funds to support a variety of services for the blind and deaf and for the conservation of sight and hearing. "We want to help people who already are bl|nd or deaf, and we also want to work to save the sight and hearing of everyone in Illinois," the chairman said. "It all depends on the hard work of the Lions and volunteers and on the generosity of the public," he said, "we hope everyone will respond from their hearts." Illinois Lions have a long tradition of humanitarian service . Lionism, which began in Chicago in 1917, has grown to be the world's largest service organization. In Illinois alone there are more than 30,000 Lions in more than 670 clubs, all with the motto, "We Serve". All funds from Candy Day benefit the local Lions Club c o m m u n i t i e s . C l u b s participating in Candy Day have the option of either retaining part of the funds for local projects for sight or hearing or contributing all proceeds through the Lions of Illinois Foundation, 1515 N. Harlem Ave., Oak Park, the charitable arm of the state's Lions Clubs, which administers statewide projects on behalf of the state's clubs. These statewide projects reach out into communitiies all over Illinois. They include a Mobile Glaucoma Unit, which screens adults for conditions including glaucoma, one of the leading causes of blindness; a Mobile Hearing Unit; Camp Lions for children with severe vision or hearing impairments; the Lions Eye Donor Registry to alleviate the shortage of eye tissue available for corneal transplants; a program of social services and referral to help find help for blind or deaf individuals; Used Eyeglasses Collections to distribute eyeglasses to poverty areas worldwide: a used Hearing Aid Bank for Illinois residents; and other programs. Alt' Lions programs and projects are provided free. Lions will be on duty from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Oct. is. a more. Ray $400 le Sitmar Super Savers are back for 1984. Book by March 31,1984 for a Sitmar cruise departing between January 7 and June 11,1984 and save on all 14-day Trans-Canal, all 10 and 11-day Caribbean and most 10 and 11-day Mexico cruises. 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ILL.NO»S 60020 . afrw pacts that m«y 01 lnler®' Buicki ,nd r UN0EB , "J" W,m°" _ar9 at Auto AuCttoo8le>*e4n or out rtg** P°r" Hello Folks" ssffsssssss,-- '--•0 before, 18 «,i0rMdo"h# #C00^.^- to buy! . are bound to ° It the »° DU» , , « » U w t l o n O i * • < " " * " .-- see you «oon Hope to Sincerity y°°r* (y T q n o IU! ' Jim Beber oJ HARVEST TIME SALE GARDEN SUPPLIES CLEARANCE 1 PUBLIC MEETING DATE: Monday, October 17, 1983 TIME: 8:00 P.M. PLACE: McHENRY COUNTY COLLEGE GYM 8900 Route 14, Crystal Lake SUBJECT: Waste Management's Petition Meeting Sponsored By The McHenry County Improvement Association, Inc. YOU CAN HELP! YOUR TAX DEDUCTABLE DONATIONS CAN BE SENT TO: M.C.I.A. Account The State Bank of Woodstock 101 South Benton Street Woodstock, Illinois 60098 Many Trees , .Q00 on Sale SHADE TREE SALE FALL COLORAMA Beautiful Red and Sugar Maples and Purple Ash. Tag week-pnds in our nursery for Fall or Spring 1984 planting. FREE DELIVERY--NEW 2-YEAR GUARANTEE ALL NURSERY STOCK Larger Specimen Trees - Planted- s329oo & U£_ 16-20' HOLLAND TULIP BULBS Package of 10 - *1.29 (Reg. $1.95) Also featuring over 100 outstanding name varieties of Daffodils, Hyacinths, Crocus and Tulips. P°"r 'id 0 PATIO FURNITURE-Floor Samples 505o OFF Fountains, Statuary, Bird Bathfe 50% OFF (Outside Use) , \ Greenview Lawn & Garden Fertilizers 25% OFF Lawn Edging...25% OFF \ Bark Chips...$4.88 (Reg S5.V5 Large ) cu fi hag) Canning Supplies...50% OFF 9-ltowerw cJ INJUN SUMMER FESTIVAL Come See Authentic Indian Dancing! Big Timber and Kwo-Ne-Shee Dancers SUNDAY, OCT. 23 at 2 P.M. See dancing by the group that made "Song of Hiawatha" famous.. . interpretive artists who've traveled throughout the land and as far as Paris, France with exciting and colorful dances from the Crow, Sioux, Apache, Ojib- wa, and Blackfoot Tribes.. .with many of the authentic costumes Indian made. Come join with us...take part and enjoy a rare treat by dedicated performances whose research and history date back to 1927. LVJTTLiO 1 LOWEST PRICE EVER Heater SALE RADIANT 8™ Only $QQ95 (Reg. 139.95) UL Top Grade Kerosene For Sale. WILD BIRD CARE CENTER FALL FEEDER SPECIAL Buy Any Wild Bird Feeder In October, and We'll FILL IT FREE! Sorry, does not incclude thistle or hummingbird feeders Limit 1 per feeder •Attracts Game Birds & Other Colorful Birds •Weil-Balanced, nutritional Diet •Keeps Birds Healthy & Coming Back For More! Be As Sweet As You Can Be. The Sweetest Day Bouquet from ydur FTD^ Florist. • ^ <i Sweetest Day is Af Saturday,Oct.|5. OR...choose a Beautiful Mixed Flower Bouquet..>.a Flowerwood Xtra Special $16.95 i Keg Mb.ilO) GREEN & FL PLAN JT WERING S 1 African Violets \ .. ,s3.50e« 2 for $6.(Ml (Reg. 4.50 ea.) Terrariums. . i.30% Off Sale - '7.00 to *70.00 Ponytail Palms V . .*12.50 8 Inch Pol {Reg. $20.00) Thru 6ct. 16, 1983 815-459-6200 owerwo Mon.-Th. 9-6; F. 9-8; Sat. 9-5; Sun. 10-5 GIFTS... Walter Brockman Pumpkins 20<7o OFF RM4&176 - Crystal Lak«