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PAGE S - PLA1NDEALEE. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2a IfM * A Open Concert Season A trumpet fanfare opens the 1980-81 season of the Community Concert assocation of Crystal Lake, when Richari Morris and Martin Benroaum present their "Toccatas and • Flourishes" program Saturday evening, Nov. 8. A few memberships for the 1980-81 season are still available, and will be offered for sale at this concert only. Memberships include the four concerts in the season. People who have pur­ chased memberships already should have received their membership cards by mail by this time. If for some reason, anyone has not received it, check with the usher at the door Saturday evening at the concert for assistance. In case of questions about memberships, please call Dorothy Snook at 459-8223. ' ' T o c c a t a s a n d Flourishes" will be presented at Crystal Lake South high school at 8 p.m. The address is 1200 S. McHenry avenue. Nurses Hear Talk On Children Facing Death The monthly meeting of the 16th district Nurses' association of Lake and McHenry counties will be held Monday, Nov. 10, at Woodstock hospital, 527 West South street. The meeting time is 6:45 p.m. with a program from 7-9p.m. Facing Death: A Child's Point of View" will be presented by Linda Simko, R.N., M.S. It will explore methods of assisting the child to accept impending death, their own as well as a family member. No reservations are needed. Sepia Sun Waterbeds 10% off Our ALREAD Y LOW PRICES for quality waterbeds it Christmas Waterbed Kits Available • Sheets • Mattress Pads • Frames & Accessories ALL DISCOUNTED! And we do take Waterbed Frames in on trade. THE 6AS PUMP When slopped on a hill, use the emergency brake in­ stead of riding the clutch. This will save wear on the clutch or transmission and also conserve fuel. The same rule applies to automatic transmissions. Applying more fuel when holding the car on a hill wastes gas and works the transmission need­ lessly. PACK 351 The Webelo den from Pack 351 had an outing Oct. 30, the night before Halloween. They were gone from 6:30 to 8:30. , The boys were taken by Cubmaster Dave Nylander, plus A1 Smith, Vito Gioia, and James Huinker. They went to the Bull Valley haunted house. Everyone was surprised by all the different scary happenings. The two things that scared the boys the most were the Texas chain saw murders and the mummy in the cellar. A fun time was had by all, and they had lots of stories to tell their parents when they got home. IS YOUR OFFICE RENT TOO HIGH? ARE YOU IN A POOR LOCATION 5 IS YOUR, PRESENT PARKING S ITUATION A PROBLEM 5 I F S O . W E H A V E T H E A N S W E R ! Whispering Point Center Introduces the "Personal Office" Rentals as low as $64°° per mo. 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Choose from our ENTIRE selection of frames. Just bring this coupon with you when you come in to buy your glasse*. Offer expire* Dec. 31, 1980, to hurry and come in soon. Don't miss out. When purchased together, one coupon good for entire family. Coupon must be |^Mg| presented at beginning of initial visit. No oth.r coupon* or di»toun»» gPflyiPyP IHIJVl'l IMUXAKN 'A Layaway Plana Avollohls (haije III- Reaad Lake Beach 829 E. Rollins Cmoms Stappat Carta (312)2234*20 McHENRY 4305 W. ELM ST. (RTE. 120) (Across the street from Hornsby's) (815) 344-3900 Wast I 120 Main Across from Post Office (312)42S-7900 Coupon* mull not b« used on purchases before H/4/10 it! Presented by STATE BANK OF RICHMOND member F.D.I.C. Q. I'va hoard a lot on tha newscast* lataly about diffarant economists aaying tha recession la ovor. Poraonally I can't aaa that thara hava boon any major changat. How do thoy juetify thalr optimistic statements? A. When you really listen closely to the opinions of economists you will hear others who think its not over and some who don't even think it started in the first place. For the most part, however, they do seem to generally agree that the recession probably ended sometime this summer. That feeling is based on a number of factors. Automobile sales have shown some sign of recovery. Housing starts nationwide are increasing. What is called the "index of leading indicators" ad­ vanced rapidly in early summer. Unemployment dropped slightly during the summer. Large companies reported increases in orders and retail sales showed three months of steady growth. All these factors point to an increase in the economy rather than a decl ine typi f ied by recession. If the recession did in fact end at mid summer, then it will go down in the economic text books as the shortest one ever. spurgeons World Community Day First United Holds "Pony Express" Run uphold, their efforts as we proudly salute all servicemen and women, s We will be CLOSED November 11 DRIVEUP-0PEN November 12 Regular Wednesday Hours Richmond Road S Paarl Straat McHenry Slate Bank 3510 W. Elm Straat Lillian Straat 4 - Crystal Laka Road. the nation's call to arms to defend and preserve peace throughout the world. Let's A "trail boss" breakfast and the worship service ' Sunday, Nov. 9, will signal . the start of a Pony Express "Run" at the McHwy First United Methodist church. The Rev. Ralph J. Smith, pastor, said he expects 35 members filling the roles of trail bosses and station agents to be on hand for the breakfast briefing. Church families on the Pony Express run will be relaying stewardship sad­ dlebags to gather 1981 "estimate of giving" cards. James Stark, general manager of the stewardship campaign, will hand out the saddlebags and run route lists at the breakfast. A relay of the saddlebags among church members will begin immediately after the morning worship. Each saddlebag bears the names of 10 church families. SCOUT NEWS This Week! Warm, Comfy Storm Boots for Women & Kids 20% Off Reg. S10.99-S35 women's boots -- 8.97-26.97 this week! These are the boots that beat the cold -- rain, snow and storm, too! Leather-like waterproof vinyls with acrylic/poly pile linings. Warmly lined Icelandic and ranch style suedes. In black, brown, rust, cognac, sand. Sizes 5 to 10. Hurry in! For Children -- toasty warm, pile-lined boots! Leather-look vinyls; nylon upper tie boots for infants. Pull-ons and moon boots, 7" to 10" high for infants and youngsters all 20% Off! Styles shown are representative but not all styles and sizes are available McHenry Morkot Ploca 385-4100 Beet Sale! Charlene Tonyan of McHenry, Ardie Nelson of Crystal Lake, and Norma Stone off Woodstock are preparing for World Community day. Church Women United in Lake Region will celebrate the special day Friday, Nov. 7. The program will be conducted at the First Baptist church, 13614 West Jackson. Woodstock, beginning at 9:30 a.m. The Rev. Earl Kinney will speak and his topic is "The Spirit of The Lord Gives Power". After the program there will be a short business meeting held during the coffee hour for the elction of officers. Child care will be provided at the church. All area women are cordially invited to attend. A family fills in a giving estimate card, seals it in an envelope and inserts it in the saddlebage pouch and then hand-carries the saddlebag to another of the families on the route The teamwdrk is similar to that of the Pohy Express riders of a century ago. knowing they can count on the next rider to relay the mail to its next destination. The competition, Stark said, comes in the eagerness of the trail bosses to see that their run is completed before another's is finished. Each trail boss is responsible for supervision of the relaying of one sad­ dlebag to 10 families. The trail bosses report periodically to station agents. The "run" is to be completed in 2-3 weeks. DRAMA AT JOHNSBURG - Johnsburg high school's production of "Black Comedy" will be performed this weekend in the JHS auditorium. In this scene, a very drunk Miss Furnlval (played by Debbie Swinford) Is helped up by Harold Gorlnge (played by Tom Liston). Others looking on are Brian Conant, Cheryl Burkhardt, Dooley Stanell. and Mark Leslie. "Black Comedy" will be performed Nov. 7 and 8 at 8 p.m. and Nov.Tat 4 p.m. tickets will be available at the door. Settlor citizens are reminded that they will be admitted free of charge to any performance. YOUCHN BRNK Whispering Point Center ̂Residential Development mm Crovp, Inc. 4302-C Crystal lake Rood McHenry. Illinois 60050 COMMONS VISION CENTER LTO. SEPIA SUN 201THROOP ST. WOODSTOCK 338-4522 •••••••••••••••••• VETERAN'S DAY Nevember 11th • We take this day to pay grateful tribute to those Americans who have answered