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rM4: «nL So I Hear IRA seminar at library HoOows oonserv; I I I i I by Ear! Walsh . Oct 2. ml voudbea Ca--er«^» (115) CTMGlB of wfld wffl hold ropagatioa teeba , Oct 3, at (JiiakaveQas and ID or and _ to ffct garden are covered A slide show will the demonstration I'M TIFIK Cut of experience, k has been ietnabcntal in carrying on the ALL YOU CAM EAT CVEKY FUMY MCUT SPW-LF FK ADULTS'11.95 CHftDREN **6.95 aaaaaaaa* PSYCHIC ! 0 AM-3 PM Stap 0f Beef *PSR - x.n |Jj«* CAN CAT *m6fmi t *Sataw ADULTS *7.95 •LarartBapfc CHILDREN **3.95 ALL YOU Who fcrews? |810N. FHONT McH€NRY Mil on drivers of all ages Oh, dm George lie Is " teat the iMe ta in f to He to start to aril The One si than SI* Ten (teflaw find a on Oct * Yen cant I a is th^f • * * One is dnjr -- hack ethov, ™ J fO to Alice Feet being d nuke op a for non-travelers to So many peopie advise others de they are to travel wtafle mM tfraai Dhy io Union is set for the Mk That isn't so had. One gal figures she can eat ham at 11 to the people tfMrni have ft** inunej to travel Then, there is the matter of a family to take care of at home. Now and then we hate heard of papa ha visa time in the summertime. He boys a camper and takes off with the whole On Greenwood Dbj. 1 sosonpn sf a cold 1 kept me Cram goaag to Blow, cones Wifinrnt Day id doty wffl many o4d Where is that py who aaid there is aothinc to do in a town? Wild flower preservation techniques at workshop prairie project near las school, urine it as a bring wortahop f or his classes He was chairman of the bwisiial 'Northern Prairie Workshop held at Fermi Laboratory and hooted one of the earlier Prairie- workshops. He has given similar programs at Morton Arboretum. flowers "from Anyone interested in to grow wfld scratch" is invited to Hff I nyr ̂ nrp ixl UK I is open tome pubbc but is not required for attendance. For further information, contact Margaret ICarda at S15- 3MM7. Concert series opens Oct. 2 Crystal The fi The "First Sunday at Four" concert series programs tor the 1SO-M season will again beheld at the Lakeside Center in Lake. first program to be held Oct. 2, will feature Kristen Lackore, pianist. Miss Lackore began her study of piano at the age of 5 with various teachers through Junior High SchooL Upon entering high school, she studied at the American Conservatory with Miss Rosalie Barry. At age 15, she wan an appearance with the Elgin By' Orchestra, playing I'S Piano Concerto at a mini-concert with Conductor Maraamt SDit. She is currently m-Hrr of Music at the Congregational Church in Algonquin. Her duties include all the piano and organ work, directing three chfldren's choirs, aad an adult handbell - w - g__ cnotr. At the concert in October, she will play compositions by Bach. Beethoven, Chopin, Prokofiev, Debussy and Lata. The other concerts scheduled are Nov. €, with EKsa Barston, violinist; Dec. 4, with Holly Qnrich, soprano, and Peter Swenson, baritone; Feb. 5, Suaan Granger, oboist; March 4, Fox Hills Music Teachers' Association boys recital; April U Marguerite Faukis, pianist; and May €, the annual honors recitaL No dinners will be served after the concerts this, year, but a reception wOl be hod after each concert so that the concert- goers may visit with the performers. y '>--S Harwood cuts through the Mist. HARVW* Harwood Canadian is the whisky thai gives you more for your money. See for yourself. Compare the price of Harwood to the price of Canadian Mist on any size book- won't find a high price tag oo Harwood. What you will find is the smooth, mild taste you enjoy in a fine Canadian whisky. Whatt more, for a limited time, we'll send you $2.00 when you buy a L7S liter of Harwood. If you buy a ooe liter bottle, we'll send you SL50. Or, if you buy the 750 ml, we'll send you bock . SLOO. Just fill out the coupon below and enjoy Harwood a a great savings. When s comes to value, the choice is clear cut. Harwood. The Canadian whisky it pays to enjoyi A windfall will soon be blowing your way. When autumn winds blow 9 and leaves begin to fall, something nice will happen at last The summer of '83 will be over The record heat and-humidity. The record demand for electricity, even with some of our biggest industrial customers down for vacation and our largest stopped by a strike. It pushed every generator we own to the limit, including the nuclear unit we only finished this year Not just for a day or two, for days on end But nobody had to go without, because we had the horses. The worst that happefjeg was that some people had to pay a little more, because jsed. A*d that too is about to end. IM PORTED HARWOi of all the air-conditioning they used Because as the demand for electricity down, the cost of making it goes down So end Cut here and cut our price by up to *2.00 l' ftvtni i.-uf r.tjrw .•«..» nil • -ui ihi v up-<r, *nj mjii « «»ih th«. pr «vr Nir>«Oiki!AJ 4 HH K *»\>. 1-W1'S2w,huJ i *tw 1 lA.Ir'ffl 1* i .n*Jun ! ** |m-r ̂ L mf. VI '<• <»ni i IK.. *n«Jnn liner 'hv I ik> Uini .»n*Jun ~i/v Hmood Caaadua Rclnnd OHtr. PO But "J4. f)tpt I.uMhhII X ^4*1 (L N«* W ViJrt- j „ starting the day your meter's read after September 14, summer rates will Instead of paying just under 10« a kilowatthour for the electricity you use, you'll pay just under 8< About 20% less • b" A very nice little windfall indeed, CoTimonwcdth Edison vs> •' Doing things right • X iMr •