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Perform At School PAGE 21 - PLAINDEALZIt - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14. l»7t THE TRUCK The Truck, Inc., is not a moving company. It is an unique repertory company specializing in educational theater. Students at Valley View school, 6515 W. Route 120, McHenry, will be entertained and educated by The Truck Friday, March 16, at 1:30 and 2:30 p.m., in a program sponsored by Urban Gateways, of Chicago, one of the nation's leading arts-education agen­ cies. The Truck will perform "If I Wore Your Shoes," a sketch showing how to better un­ derstand others. Urban Gateways is a not-for- profit arts-education agency located in Chicago. The agency serves more than 500,000 school children and their teachers in 600 schools throughout the six-county metropolitan area in a com­ munity-based arts-education program called the model for the nation by the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). uUlban Gateways is funded by federal, state, and city governments, individuals, and corporations. It is now engaged in raising $180,000 to qualify for a $60,000 challenge grant of­ fered by NEA. Quality Control Meeting Features Miguel Sone, Jr. The Northeastern Illinois section of the American Society for Quality Control will hold its monthly meeting Thursday, March 15. The dinner meeting will be held at the Holiday Inn of Wheeling-Northbrook, located at 2875 Milwaukee avenue. Dinner will be at 6:30 p.m. and the meeting will begin at 8 p.m. The featured speaker will be Miguel A. Sone, Jr., director of Quality Assurance, Searle Diagnostics, Inc. The subject of his talk will be "Practical Quality Control Management" Sugar Moistens Brown sugar provides a dis­ tinctive flavor to bakery prod­ ucts and also adds moisture. wm All merchandise & special orders reduced Many floor samples reduced up to 40% HURRY! SALE ENDS SOON "ONLY GOOD THINGS LAST 91 Many items in stock tor immediate delivery We cont inue to carry only the 'mest Ear ly American Furni ture avai lable in­ c luding the Bennington Sol id Pine Col lect ion o» Vermont I* i t 's qual i ty you want at t remendous savings be sure to take advantage o* th is unusual sale We look forward to see­ ing you. We re an exclusive Early American Pine Shoppe niogton ise % FmOuoPmrf r«owt«r» REGULAR STORE HOURS Tuesday through Saturday. 9-5 Friday. 9-9 FREE DELIVERY A & nm C/T) fg ! \ \\ , & P- | C | \ ' x > - x / First for Fashion, flgm-Crystal lake J Fashion that will not only look good. It'll make you feel good. So enjoy the two looks of Butte. (1) The color and texture of silk linen, a two-piece dress in bamboo shade with shirt collar and attractive braided belt. Sizes 14-20, 70.00 (2) Butte Knitting's two-piece constructed suit for Spring with lined jacket and a permanently pleated skirt. Navy or beige, 6-12, 95.00. BKTTKR DRESSES, ELGIN ANI) CRYSTAL LAKE MV I ^©ng c\r\(l (3) Slim, fitting, fashionable for career, travel. "It's Magic" skirt in polyester/silk with-side slits. 5-13 in red or black, 24.00. Shawl collar blouse with roll sleeves and tab, by "Sierra" in S,M,L, white or black, 18.00. MISS ELGIN AND MISS CRYSTAL LAKE JR. SPORTSWEAR 0i|(l\e'C'I)(')t, (4) You're right on the dot with our 100% cotton Edwardian dress in electric blue with black pin dots. Round collar with ' black ribbon tie, puff sleeves with smocking and self-tie belt. 5-13, 44.00. JUNIOR DRESSES. ELGIN AND CRYSTAL LAKE \ 1 1 1 J V . V , H l I H > l U J H ' ' . I ' l l V > I H I I > 1 1 < A M I ) I 5 : : • • ELGIN FREE PARKING CRYSTAL LAKE FREE PARKING JANE PAGE. PERSONAL SHOPPER l validates first 2 hours upper deck Elgin Plaza Parking Direct entry into Spiess thru enclosed ramp • Convenient trot parking (or 2300 cars at Crystal Potnt Mall . For Elgin store- call her at 741-4300 For McHenry County store call her at Crystal lake. 455-3600 ' 1