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- . 1 t m Page 7-PLAl>DEALER-HfcKALU. WE1»E8DA* .FEBHLAH1 13.1*9 Film on eagle will kick off series} Natural shelter The high hank* along the creek wider the Oak Street Midge entering Lakeland Park provides a refuge for waterfowl looking to get out of the winter wind. "Gifts of an Eagle", the first of the season's Wildlife Film Series, will be presented by Kent Durden at the Woodstock Opera House on Sunday, Feb. 17 at 2 p.m. Durden will present the true story of a 16-year relationship he and his father had with a golden eagle named Lady. Lady was raised at their California mountain home, and was not constantly confined to a cage but flew freely around the ranch. She successfully incubated and raised a variety of other bird species. Throughout the years the Durdens filmed Lady for Disney movies and the Lassie television series. She accepted human friendship and love until a wild BOARD OPENING Family Service and Com­ munity Mental Health Center For McHenry County is currently seeking candidates for election to the Board of direc­ tors. Anyone interested in being a nominee, may contact Pat Mueller at (815) 385-6400 for an application. male eagle courted and won her, and in an exhilarating moment she flew back to freedom. There are three movies in the series. The second presentation will be on March 24: "Autumn Journey to Alaska" by Tom Sterling; the final film will be "Romance of the West" by Allen King on April 28. Season tickets are available at the Woodstock Opera House on the square in Woodstock, or by sending a self- addressedstamped envelope to: Woodstock Opera House Tickete i, Woo$ stock, IL 60098 Office, 121 Van Buren, les is & )nsorea The price for a regular ticket is $8; for senior citizens^ students, and children $4. The Wildlife Film Series non-profit endeavor spot by the McHenry County Conp servation District, the McHenry! County Audubon Society, an$ the McHenry County Defender*? For more information, call th# ticket office at (815) 338-5300. ^ Man faces drug charges A Crystal Lake man faces two drug-related charges following an incident that occurred this weekend in McHenry. According to McHenry Police, an RTA bus driver requested assistance last Saturday with a man who had reportedly fallen asleep on the bus. Taken inside the police station, Off. Jeffrey Foerster was assisting the man in keeping a seat when the paraphernalia was found. During a search for possible weapons, Foerster found an object with a pointed tip. Timothy A. Bryan, 7217 Cowlin, Crystal Lake, was arrested for unlawful possession of a hypodermic and needle and possession of a • controlled substance. Police said the substance was reportedly found to be sodium phenobarbltol. In other arrests, Jimmie D. 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