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*'f * ... McHENRY EVANGELICAL FREE CHUT.H NEW HOME FOE CHURCH-The Evangelical Free church of McHenry moved recently to its new location in the former Don Roberts Beanty school building at the corner of Lincoln road and Charles street. Sunday School classes for all ages meet at 9:15 a.m., Sunday morning service is at 10:30 and evening service at 6. In both cases a nursery is provided for babies and toddlers. On Sunday morning, Primary church is conducted for other children 6 and under during the worhship service. The pastor of the Evangelical Free church is the Reverend Roy Wisner, a former missionary to Ethiopia with the Sudan Interior mission. The church formerly met at the Carestoel Rehabilitation home. Sponsor Horse Clinic The University of Illinois will host a two-day horse clinic and workshop featuring live demonstrations and classroom discussion Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 22-23, on the Urbana campus. According to Mark Russell, University of Illinois horse specialist, the clinic- titled "Horse Sense 79" - is intended especially for 4-H'ers, FFA members and any youth in­ terested in horses. However, the clinic also will include an adult workshop that will em­ phasize Such things as the role of parents, organizing a youth Timber Creek Farms and Nurseries 12608 CHARLES ROAD 338-0200 WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS 338-0209 See us for farm-fresh vegetables. CLEARANCE! Announcing our 2nd Annual G-YOUR-OWN- REE DAYS STARTING SEPTEMBER 4th thru 30th Call for an appointment= 338-0200 or 338-0209 •Personally tour and inspect our nurseries. •Select and tag the plants of your choice. II The Woodstock Fine Arts association will present a benefit program, Sept. 15 at 8 ' o'clock at the Operin House, featuring nineteen members of the Chicago Pops orchestra. Dr. Leon Stein, dean meritus . of the DePaul university School of Music, will conduct this very popular orchestra which has given many audiences great pleasure. Dr. Stein is currently musical director of the City „ Symphony orchestra of Chicago, he has been conductor of the DePaul university Community Symphony and Skokie Valley orchestras and has appeared as guest con­ ductor with numerous other orchestras. Under the joint _ ces of the Chicago Sym­ phony and Civic orchestras of -Chicago, he was awarded a fellowship in conducting with Hans Lange and Frederick Stock. His performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with the Community Sym­ phony and a chorus of 200 vocies was hailed as "ab­ solutely miraculous" by critic Seymour Raven of the Chicago Tribune. Beginning this fall, "Dr. Stein will also be director of "project Score", the free rriusic school for musically talented but economically disad­ vantaged youth which is sponsored by the Chicago Pops Orchestra association. This outstanding orchestra Professional Nurses In September Meeting club, horse judging and oral reasons, and horse bowl con­ tests. Charlie Dobbs, a Quarter Horse trainer, breeder and judge, will conduct demon­ strations on horsemanship and showmanship. University of Illinois staff will cover judging, evaluation and soundness. Russell says the clinic also, will feature such topics as nutrition and management, parasite The fall meeting of the McHenry County Professional Nurses association will be held at McHenry County college in Crystal Lake Sept. 12 at 7:30 p.m. The speaker will be Betty McKillup, R.N. and the topic will be ̂ 'Nursing Audit". Meeting dates will be the second Wednesday of Sep- control and health, breeding and hoof care. For more information and registration material, contact Russell at 105 Stock Pavilion, University of Illinois, Urbana 61801 (217 333-1784). tember, November, January, March and May. A dinner meeting is being planned for Nov. 14 at the Branded Steak house in Crystal Lake. The McHenry County P r o f e s s i o n a l N u r s e s association is offering a scholarship for any member continuing her education. Contact the secretary, Fran VanDerPlieg, 658-8094, for further information. The purpose of the association is to promote communication between in­ dividual nurses working and living in the McHenry county area. If your electronic typewriter doesn't have a display, it's not an electronic typewriter. •The Olivetti ET221 has a display because it is an electronic typewriter. 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Plus bold, face and reverse (white on black) without removing the daisy wheel •To get the full story call Pops SECTION 2 - PAGE 1 - PLAINDE ALER - FRIDAY., SEPTEMBER 1,1979 W* If SCHOLARSHIP Ensemble ON ROUTE 47 NORTH OF WOODSTOCK STOP BY OR CALL St i l l Serv ing McHenry County For 18 Years From Our Crys la l Lake Locat ion McHENRY COUNTY OFFICE MACHINES, INC. 93 Grant St., Crystal Lake, III. 60014 (815)459-1226 was created in 1975 to bring fine, live performances of light classical, semi-classical and contemporary music ' to Chicago. Since 1977, the or­ chestra has established a regular concert season at the Auditorium theatre. Last year the orchestra gave four regular series performances, as well as several private appearances and two performances spon­ sored by the City of Chicago at Navy Pier. This summer, the Pops has appeared in concert at Navy Pier with the School of the Lyric Opera Ballet and the Lyric Opera School for Per­ formance of Puccini's "LaBoheme". The Chicago Pops orchestra is composed of some of the finest professional musicians in Chicago. Under guest con­ ductors, such as the late Arthur Fiedler, Erick Kunzel and Nelson Riddle, the Pops present programs as diverse as the conductors themselves. Spanning the generations, from traditional favorites such as Verdi, Puccini and Strauss, to contemporary composers, such as Rodgers and Hammerstein, Gershwin, Hamlisch and Bacharach, the Pops repertoire appeals to all ages. Tickets are available at the Opera House, or one may call the ticket office at 338-5300. Refreshments will be served at the conclusion of the program. Proceeds from this benefit program will go toward the association's programming of its series this coming year for children and adults and with the continuing refurbishing and restoration of the interior of the Opera House. WINNER The McHenry County Defenders announce the award of the 1979 Alta Rush Titus scholarship to Jeffrey E« Simpson of Crystal Lake. Simpson, who resides at 284 Plymouth lane, is a senior student in the School of Engineering and Applied Science at Washington university In St. Louis. The annual $500 Titus scholarship honors and encourges a McHenry county student of junior or senior standing, or in graduate school, who i£ engaged in some field of en* vironmental study.' New equipment and rules proposed for DC-10s. / Shutla-HOT \ / Window and Wall Decor \ Sun Shades-Shutters Mini Blinds-Verticals Woven Woods-Wallpaper Daily 9 30 To 5:30 Wed. 9:30 Noon 815-344-1888 R t 1 2 & 1 2 0 Volo, III. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LABOR SAVINGS PAINT SALE! HUMOUS PRATT A LAMBERT MINTS QUALITY... SINCE 1849 SAVE LABOR NOW because they go on fast and easy. SAVE IN THE FUTURE because they last longer. SAVE BIG MONEY at these sale prices. ^ CHOOSE FROM: AQUA ROYAL House & TVIm f pBATT&lAMBERr) F,n,#h ~~ SuP®r ,ou9h ,atex ' 1' dries fast to rich satin luster. Reg. $1600 Gal. SALE: $12°° GAL. 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