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-PATIE 10 - PLAIN'DKAl.ER-FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1977 Band Presents Concert I u l I 1 * t t % L UCI_ J -(• 125 YEARS AS FIREMEN - Shown are the five members of the McHenry Township Fire department who have achieved a minimum of twenty-five years of service. They are. from left, Henry Buch, Ted Miller. Ed Justen, Marty Conway, and George Rodenkirch. Buch and Rodenkirch were honored at a special dinner recently welcoming them to the Twenty-Five-Year club. WEST CAMPUS BAND (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD The fifteenth annual mid­ winter band concert will be presented by the West campus concert band Thursday, Feb Skorberg's/ fw* FEB. uirutwe HURRY IN FOR BIG SAVINGS ON NAME BRAND FURNITURE 17. at 8 p.m in the West campus senior members of the band, auditorium Among those spotlighted is Ken The concert will feature some St a nek, who will perform an alto saxophone solo with the band entitled "Persuasion" by Nestico. Ixju Thorns. John Wolf and B.F. Swantz will perform the ever popular "Bugler's Holiday" by Leroy Anderson Other selections to be per formed by the band will be "Festive Overture" by Shostakovich; two selections from the "Scenes from the Louvre" by Dello Joio; two selections from "Liturgical Music For Band" by Mailman, and "American Overture" by Jenkins. 3 DAYS Provincial Bedroom Set A SAVE Complete 8 Pc. ROOM GROUP SAVE $300 A small admission will be charged to benefit the scholarship fund The public is invited Today's successful business man or social personality is too often a smiling front rather than a genuine or sincere in­ dividual. • » * » If all the arguments, debates and set speeches in the world were put in a pile and burned, there would be much blaze but very little loss. Something Old, Something New We have that Special Gift you need for Valentine's Day! 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Five area churches will share a lenten series as follows Feb 27: "Shalom for All Ages" Filmstrip and individual expressions of Shalom in song, poetry, art and drama. McHenry United Methodist Church. 5-7:30 p.m t March 6: "Shalom and Conflict" Speaker: Rev.. Bill Wilcox, executive chaplain. Chaplaincy Service Inc., of Lake County, St Paul Episcopal church, 5-7:30 p.m. March 13: "Shalom in Marriage" Speaker: Dr. Dick Wesley, associate professor of Philosophy, Loyola University. Faith Presbyterian Church 5- 7:30 p.m. March 20: "Where Is Shalom for Zimbabwe Rhodesia?" Speaker: Rev. Joe Agne, P i l g r i m a g e P r o t e s t a n t congregation. Park Forest South. St John the Baptist Catholic church, 5-7:30 p.m. March 27: "Can We Ex­ perience Shalom While the World Goes Hungry?" Speaker: Dr Doug Wingeier, director Doctor of Divinity program, Garrett Evangelical seminary. Evanston, Mt. Hope United Methodist church, 5-7:30 p m A charge will be made for the series or for individual sessions Children are free and welcome. Those attending should bring their own sandwiches Salad and beverage will be furnished by the host church. Babysitting is also provided by host church. New Performing Company Plans Feb. 23 Opening The Woodstock Performing company, a new professional performing company with ties to Woodstock's historic theatrical past, will open its first season of productions as a professional resident per­ forming company Feb. 23, 1977 in the courtroom of the old courthouse and jail. The new company, was organized by co-directors Dick Sasso and Will Haas, in con junction with Cliff Ganschow Ganschow said the com­ pany's opening performance will take place in the original McHenry county courtroom of the old courthouse rather than the Woodstock Opera House because it is a new courtroom drama written especially for the Woodstock opening. He said discussions are under way with city officials exploring the possibility of the professional company also doing its regular summer season in the recently restored Opera House. During Woodstock's famed 1948-50 theatre era, Haas was director of the original Woodstock Players, which inrlii^oH r!nt<Al/4;M/% n a ---n-vu vjviMiumci o^c, Ketsy Palmer. Lois Nettlotnn Shellv iH.i mail aiiu uiiicta v».w lu'iCV - went on to national fame. Ticket information is available by writing the Woodstock Performing com­ pany. P.O Box 511, Woodstock, 111 , 60098 or calling 338-7484. 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