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SUCTION 2 - PAGE 6- P1,AIN»KAI.EH - FRIDAY. OCTOBER XI. 1883 general News Congressman to speak at Schaffer reception Girl Scouts discover world of art More than 600 Junior Girl Scouts gathered Saturday, Oct. 15, at Shabbona Hills, near Woodstock, for the Sybaquav Art Potpourri. Girls selected their own activities from sessions which included Melody Madness, Razz-Ma-Tazz to Jazz, Puppetry, Mime, and Crafts. Congressman James Sensenbrenner, who represents ' a suburban Milwaukee district in the House of -Rep- „The event was planned by council volunteers to bring girls from all parts of the council together for fun and sharing. The Sybaquav Girl Scout Council, a, united Way Agency, serves girls ages 6 through 17. The Council is presently organizing troops throughout its jurisdiction in McHenry County, and parts of Cook, DuPage, DeKalb, Kane, Lake, and LaSalle Counties. For membership information contact the Sybaquay Council at 312 741- 5521. when U.S. I reception honoring Senator (R-32) resentatives, will be & eatured speaker at a CONGRESSMAN JAMES SENSENBRENNER Jack Schaffer, (R-32) next month. The testimonial will be held at the Old Courthouse Inn on the square in Wood­ stock from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6. William Stripp, chairman of Citizens for Schaffer, a n n o u n c e d t h a t Congresswoman Lynn Martin of Rockford and Congressman Philip Crane of Arlington Heights will serve as honorary co-chairpersons of the reception. Congressman Sen- senbrennOr has represented Milwaukee's north shore suburbs since 1978. He is a member of the House Judiciary Committee and ranking Republican member of its subcommittee on Criminal Justice. He also serves on the Science and Technology Committee and is chairman of Wisconsin's GOP delegation in the House. Prior to his election to Congress he served ten years in the Wisconsin Legislature. Tickets for the reception can be obtained by con­ tacting Stripp at 815 459-1776, or they may be purchased at the door. Schaffer has represented the northern Illinois area in the Senate since 1973. The veteran lawmaker is the ranking GOP member of the important Appropriations II Committee ana has served on numerous other committees and commissions during his decade in the General Assembly. Prior to his election to the Senate, Senator Schaffer served as McHenry County Auditor. His office was located in the Old Cour­ thouse, site of the Nov. 6 reception. 10-day spook house opens Oct. 21 What are those strange sounds coming from tne EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT IS SPECIAL •CHECKS CASHED PAYROLL SOCIAL SECURITY WELFARE PERSONAL ETC. •UTILITY BILLS TAKEN •EXPERT TITLE & LICENSE SERVICE (For All Types Of Vehicle*) McHenry County Currency Exchange 4614A W. RM 20 - McHenry (815)344-0010 HOME OF DELICIOUS1. WORLD'S FINEST EATIN' CHICKEN BROASTEO rvsl _ goblins and ghouls preparing for the 13th annual Crystal Lake Javcee and Auxiliary Spook House. This year's* adventure is being tabbed "Journey through terror". The dOors Will creak open on Friday night, Oct. 21 and run through Halloween. Sporting a new location, the Jaycees promise a large variety of rooms hallways and mazes. Chairmen Phil Morehead and Debbie Smith note that during the af­ ternoons of October 29 and 30 there will be a Kiddy Matinee with friendly spooks. Another special attraction will be on Saturday night, Oct. 29. The Jaycees will run an "extra- scarv" adult night. This special session will run from 9 p.m. to midnight. The Spook House is located at the east end of the Crystal Point . Mall. Admission includes refreshments. Proceeds will benefit various Jaycee and auxiliary programs. Hours are Oct. 21, 7-11 p.m.; Oct. 22, 2-11 p.m., Oct. 23, 3-8 p.m.; Oct. 24-26, closed; Oct. 27-28, 7-11 p.m.; Oct. 29, 2-5, 7-12; Oct. 30, 3-11 p.m.; and Oct. 31, 7-11 p.m. For more information or photo times please contact general chairman . Phil Morehead at (815) 459-6300 or (815) 455-1642. TUESDAY NIGHT SPECIAL 3 - P I E C E 7 9 Famous people art display in county CHICKEN DINNER $1 (INCLUDES FRIES, COLE SLAW & ROLL) 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS... •McHENRY (815) 344-1103 • WOODSTOCK (815) 338-9706 • ELGIN (312) 888-0900 (West Side Store Only) AT BEEF VILLA Reggie Jackson, President Reagan, Lana Turner and Truman Capote are among the 21 famous people whose photographs by Ed Arm­ strong will be on display at the Woodstock Opera House gallery through Nov. 19. Photographed in locations ranging from Cary, Illinois to Zurich, Switzerland, the portraits depict noted artists, politicans, actors, authors and athletes during public appearances. An engineer trained at the University of California, Armstrong has accompanied each photograph with a description of the place, the time, the mood and his im­ pressions of the celebrity. The exhibit is free to the public and open afternoons Tuesdays through Sundays and during performances of Cabaret running through Oct. 22 and Brigadoon opening Nov. 4 and running through Nov. 19. LIVE DEMONSTRATION WATCH LOCAL ARTIST PAINT. LEARN HOW FUN AND EXCITING ART CAN BE. CREATE BEAUTIFUL, ECONOMICAL ART WITH YOUR ART SUPPLIES FROM HORNSBY. WIN REGISTER AT HORNSBY FOR FREE PAINTING WHERE: McHENRY STORE DATE: SATURDAY OCT. 22nd TIME: 12 P.M. to 4 P.M. SAVE 20 % Duro Folding Floor Easel 8.97 Our everyday low 11.47 Made of sturdy hardwood. Lightweight. Folds com­ pactly; sets up in minutes. Satin brown finish. #20-16 WHERE: WOODSTOCK STORE DATE: SATURDAY OCT. 22nd TIME: 11 A.M. to 3 P.M. 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