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PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1977 County College to S A L E E N D S S E P T . 3 r d ALL merchandise will be reduced. ALL special orders will be reduced. Floor samples will be reduced up to 50%. j Many items now in stock for immediate delivery. We continue to carry only the best Early American Furniture available including the Ben­ nington Solid Pine Collection of Vermont. If it's quality you want at tremendous savings be sure to take advantage of this unusual sale. Sale starts Friday, We look forward ^ to seeing you. Sincerely, From Those Who Are Concerned That You Buy Quality at A Fair Price. REGULAR STORE HOURS Tuesday through Saturday 9-5 Friday 9-9 Closed Sunday and Monday Other evenings I by appointment. Expand Seminar-WorkshopProgram Do you have a particular interest that you have never been able to pursue in a local course? Does your organization need help setting up programs or training sessions for its members? Would you like tr> spend one or two nights lear­ ning crafts, firearm safety or auto repairs, but do not have the time or interest to spend eight or ten weeks attending a regular course? If the answer is "yes", Mc Henry County college wants to hear from you. Rebecca Strong, coordinator of seminars and workshops at MCC, is looking for ideas for seminars that area residents would like to attend. The College created the position this summer to expand workshops and seminars and to help organizations in the county. Mrs. Strong said that in addition to the more than thirty seminars and workshops listed in the MCC fall adult education schedule there will be other seminars added this fall. For example, planning is under way to conduct a theatre workshop to teach lighting techniques and set production to people active in local theatre groups ° The college is also working with Chafftbers of Commerce in the«eoiinty to plan a seminar on "Alcoholism in the Workplace" to help business owners cope with the problem of employees who are alcoholics. MCC also hopes to offer sessions in art for children on Saturdays and craft classes for adults under the seminar format. Mrs Strong will also help organizations that are already operative on a local level to cooperate on a county-wide basis. For example, the college foresees a seminar for a new group--the McHenry County ^ NOTE-To Whom It May Concern ^ DAVENPORTS AND CHAIRS SEYMOURS FURNITURE HOSPITAL "SINCE WS" Reservations Only Broken Lefs and Arms Reset Sprained Backs and Seats Rewebbed Loose Joints Reglued Hydes Re-tightened Are Your Cushions Flat? Have Your Springs Sprung? Is Your Botton Sagging? Has Your Padding Slipped Away? Do Your Joints Squeak and Groan? Has Your Flounce Dropped? Have You Lost Your Buttons? Are You Off Your Rocker? PHOKE FOR APPOIHTMWT *E CAN REPAIR ALL' Jim & Larry Seymour Upholstering 151 N. Main Si, Rear M Phone: 459-0653 Crystal Lake, III. • ̂ e: P r o f e s s i o n a l N u r s e s association-on the legal aspects of nursing for its members and other interested people, she said. "Another part of the job is just putting people in touch with each other, acting as a resource person for people who need speakers or who are looking for help in organizing a new group," Strong said. "Special seminars aimed at helping MCC students " with their studies and seminars for college employees will also be conducted." In addition to setting up the new workshops '.Mrs. Strong will coordinate the lengthy list of workshops already planned by MCC this fall. Among the new workshops MCC will offer are sessions on how to toilet train your child, women and health care, home repair, parent-child communications, job-getting skills, film animation and a study of novels. The MCC fall adult educaiton schedule which lists dates and times for the various seminars and workshops will be sent to all homes in the College district during the first week of Sep­ tember. Announcements of additional seminars will be sent to local newspapers. Mrs. Strong should be con­ tacted for more information, ideas or requests on seminars and, workshops people would like to attend or organize. The number is 455-3700. have a nice weekend, free something /VfcHE/VRV M c H t N R Y 3 * 5 - 0 1 4 4 mOUTDOOH IMGRAYSLAKE »T 120 & 83 223-8155 SHOW maim m-THins. >1.00 Ml Scats'1.00 ROBBY BENSON IN ONE ON uiA'La SHOW IIISHTIY 7:501 SHOW PI AC12 RTFS 14 X 31 45S 1005 SHOWPLACE 3 wXZ C R Y S T A L L A K E / 4 S S - 2 0 0 0 • McHENRY OUTDOOR 815 344 0444 Each year 10 000 j tour is ts v is i t ) Ocean Beach This Summer Ocean * Beach has at t racted SOMETHING ELSE' | "SPY WHO "THE I LOVED ME" m VAM"B "HUSTLE" t amission ADULTS 12.00 "STAR WARS" » m.-UT. ttt, *45.7, US, 11:15; ML-THMUJUC. 7*15 "SPY WHO LOVED ME"m FW.-SM. 1:10, MS, 7. *15.11:1S SWL-THOKS. tM. 4:45.7, US "THEDKr* rei.-MOft.-TMMS. 71 *15 SAT.-SUN 2:30,4:45,7, *15 SHOW NKHTIY 755 SOT. 2 SOT. 9 PH0NC115-1444444 AMISSION MNN.TSUM ALSO "THE VAN" LATE SHOW FRI. 1 SAT. NIGHTS "THE SEVEN UPS" McHENRY OUTDOOR EVERY SUNDAY 8 A.M. TO 4 P.M. FLEA MARKET Mornvts CM* A BUY-SELL-TRADE FOR INFORMATION -- BUYING OR SELLING, CALL (312) 223-2644 OPEN AT NOON 7 DAYS A WEEK LIVE ENTERTAINMENT! Come enjoy the atmosphere. share in the fun! * NELSON RD. ENIENT ROUTES TO THE OUTPOST 15904 NELSON ROAD HARTLANO 33*3977 ROUTE 14 WOOOSTOCK ,1 THE WORD FOR OUR WEEKEND SPECIALS ALL DINNERS INCLUDE: SOUP OR JUICE, GARDEN SALAD POTATO & VEGETABLE, HOT LOAF OF BREAD ^ ft ABUTTER - FRIDAY NITE - SCR VMM AT 5 PM DlEP FRIE0 PERCH W/TartarSauceS^^;X:jx|:| ALASKAN KING CRAB LEGS 55M BREADED SCALLOPS W/Cocktail Sauce BROILED RAINBOW TROUTSil75 ALM0NDINE *475 SPECIAL NEW YORK SIRLOIN STEAK *450 TWIN FILET MIGN0N with Onion Rings $y 50 - SATURDAY & SUNDAY - SKRVHK AT 5 PM SAT.. 2 PM SMI SPECIAL TWIN FILET MIGN0N with Onion Rings CHICKEN KIEV With RicoH PRIME RIB of BEEF Aii Jus $075 - SUNDAY SPECIALS - $095 CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH 10 AM-2PM. (CHILDREN S t UNDER $2.00) "FREE ROSE FOR THE LADIES" SMORGASBORD bpm (CHILDREN 81 UNDER $3.00) 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD McHENRY, ILL. 385-0333 GOI.FG FOR RESERVATIONS K«-K* SWAP SALE FOR RESCUE SQUAD - The Northern Illinois Prairie fou^whe«l drive club, recently held an automotive swap meet and tale for the benefit of the McHenry-Rescue squad. The proceeds and club donation amounted to $200. Members hope to try " again in 1978 and hopefully will make a larger donation. Above, Larry Paulin, left, president of the Northern Illinois Prairi. Pounder., prmnU check toSt.n John.on, president of GAYLORD Concerned Citizens In Public Meeting Sept. 7 Robert Gordon, noted Chicago zoning attorney, will be guest speiaker at a public meeting of the Concerned Citizens for McHenry Wed­ nesday, Sept. 7, at 7 30 p.m., at St. Paul's church in McHenry Gordon, who will speak about zoning issues in the city of McHenry has represented several homeowner groups in their efforts to uphold single- family zoning. The Concerned Citizens for McHenry is a not-for-profit corporation whose stated purpose is to combat com­ munity deterioration and bring about civic betterment, to e n c o u r a g e r e s i d e n t i a l development in the City of McHenry, to maintain the Comprehensive Land Use plan for the city, and to encourage zoning only for the promotion of public health, safety, and general welfare, while con­ serving the values of property. This group recently filed suit against the City of McHenry and Ed and Joan Buss, doing business as Buss Ford Sales, regarding the re-zoning of residential property on Rt. 31, south of town. They have retained Gordon as their at­ torney. They point to Wednesday's meeting as a chance for the public to learn more about this lawsuit, zoning in general, and the Concerned Citizens for McHei.ry. For more in­ formation, call Richard Golbeck or Mrs. Robert Jefesup. Auto S e r v i c e T i p s Water pumps need lubrication not provided by plain water. Anti-freezes of the ethylene- glycol type are advisable. A 50/50 mix of water and ethylene-glycol solution in the cooling system lubricates the water pump and helps prevent rust and corrosion in the system. 0 Film On Drinking Wafer Made Available On June 24, 1977, national standards for drinking water authorized by the Safe Drinking Water act of 1974 became ef­ fective. A special half-hour program titled "Is Your Drinking Water S a f e ? " p r o v i d e s v i t a l i n ­ formation about the law, facts concerning the nation's drinking water and the problems many water supply systems will have in meeting the standards. The film was produced by Connecticut Public Television under a grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection agency and can be seen on many educational and com­ mercial television stations through the remainder of the year. Check local listings or call your station for the exact time the film will be shown in your area "Is Your Drinking Water Safe?" is now available on free loan for group showings from Modern Talking Pictbre Ser­ vices, 2323 New Hyde Park Road, New Hyde Park, New York, 11040, (Film Digest 31486). pr™ Ygy ownei NEW OWNERSHIP 414-279-6491 * •GENOA j THEATRE I GENOA CITY. WIS. H I M * wmiTif • THtrcsfcutBa»MS)«m I 0:20) CMOS scrr. 1 JOB CAiS**'* SEPT. I^DonF! M Hw.Tfcn.7ttn • I COMING: fcrptrt 77, TWnm 1 Orca, KMw Mult, •tlMpriMi. bfrSlMttUiUS-ONU) MD COUPON ADMITS ONC LJI<J fA Simple Repair The tank that holds a car's supply of under-tbe-hood windshield washing liquid sometimes cracks, and it is near-to-impossible to repair. However, Mort Schultz, auto repair consultant to Popular Mechanics maga­ zine, has an easy remedy for the reservoirs that have the outlet to the windshield noz­ zles through the cap on top: simply line the cracked tank with a regular household plastic storage bag, fold it - over the too of the tank, and snap on the cover. The bag will hold the fluid, and the reservoir, even cracked, will support the bag. **• Space shuttle Enterprise makes graceful solo. Blouses with draw strings at the neckline are popular. Some of these are rather low and fashioned of soft mate­ rials. Hair-dos drawn down over the brow are becoming to peo­ ple who have very high fore­ heads. These can be straight- line or curled up on the end. Hunting Announcement The Illinois. Department of Conservation has released information on waterfowl hunting regulations and dates, public hunting areas permits, and squirrel huntif REGULATIONS. Additional information on these and other deparzment regulations can be obtained through 1 local Department ol Conservation offices, or from the Permit office. Department of Con­ servation, 605 Stratton building, Springfield 62706. We'd Love To Hove You For Dinner EVERY SATURDAY-SUNDAY t MONDAY PRIME RIB of BEEF AUJUS Special s5" , Includes: Our famous Salad Bar, Choice of Potato, Soup /or Tomato Juice, Mini loaf of Broad and Butter., LOSGHORR STEER SOUSE RT. 120, 2Vi Mi. East ot McHonry, I s JUST ARRIVED AND DON'T KNOW WHICH WAY TO TURN? Call T « » W A T I O N « l f The hostess in your area will call on you with a variety of helpful community information along with gifts and greetings from local mer­ chants. Phone Peggy Kaiser Z923-2442 385-2710