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adoption of JEFFREY AN" ANTHONY DINES > a male child • ' No 77-F-60 TO: Jessie Feltner PUBLICATION NOTICE TAKE NOTICE that a Petition was filed in the Circuit Court of McHenry County. Illinois, for the adoption of a child named JEFFREY AN­ THONY DINES. • Now therefore, unless you JESSIE FELTNER. and all whom it may concern, file your answer to the Petition in said suit or otherwise file your, appearance therein, in the sain Circuit Court of McHenry County. Room 305. in the City of Woodstock, on or before the 24th day of March. 1977. a default judgment may be en­ tered against you at anv time after that day and a judgment entered in accordance with the praver of said Petition DATED Feb 10, 1977 MARGARET O NEIL. Circuit Clerk MOHR & ASSOCIATES First National Bank Building ;>814 West Elm Street McHenrv. Illinois 60050 .815' 385-1313 Pub Feb 16. 23. Mar. 2. 1977) Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on February 7. A.D. 1977, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County. Illinois, setting torth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as OLD STYLE CAR­ TAGE. located at 3124 Woods Ave.. Burtons Bridge. McHenry. Illinois 60050 Dated this 7th day of February. A D. 1977. Vernon W Kays Countv Clerk ' Pub 9 16 23. 1977) Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF CHRISTINA M. ADAMS Deceased. FILE NO. 77-P-10 Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act. of the death of the above named decedent and that letters of Administration were issued on Feb 3. 1977. to Arthur Harris. 3611 West John St., McHenry, Illinois, whose at­ torney of record is Donald W. Truckenbrod. 4108 W Crystal Lake Rd . McHenry. Illinois. Claims may be filed within 6 months from the date of issuance of Letters and that any claim not filed within the period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court. County Court House. Wood­ stock. Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attorney. MARGARET O NEIL Clerk of the Court 1 Pub Feb. 9. 16. 23. 1977) Goodwill Truck Visits City February 25 A Goodwill industries truck will be in McHenry Friday, Feb. 25, according to Mrs. Nick (Agnes) Adams, the local Abilities Center Goodwill representative. The truck will pick up reclaimable clothing, and household discards for the handicapped trainees. By giving your useable clothing and household articles to Goodwill, you will be con­ verting your discards to time cards for the handicapped. Disabled men and women learn and earn at sorting, cleaning, repairing" and reconditioning the articles you contribute, thus providing training and making it possible to move on to normal employment," reported Mrs. Adams. Abilities Center Goodwill industries is the oldest and largest evaluation organization in the field of vocational rehabilitation for the han­ dicapped serving northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. For pickup arrangements, call Mrs. Adams. FLOWER SHOW Whether one is 6 or 96, there's much to experience and enjoy at the Chicago Flower and Garden show. Slated for March 26 through April 3 at Mc- Cormick Place, this years show is centered around the lighthearted theme, "Floral Follies of 1977" -- with massive floral displays, small feature gardens, educational exhibits and commercial areas to suit every taste and interest. Ad­ vance tickets to Floral Follies are now on sale through March 25at the Flower show office, 18 Soiith Michigan avenue, Chicago, 111., 60603. SECTION P \{.i: s PI VI NDKALFK-WEDNESIIAY. FEBRUARY 23.1977 legal Notice IN THE CIRCl'ITCOURT OF THE 19th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT McHENRY COUNTY. ILLINOIS IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION FOR THE PLAY GAMER AM A WIN UP TO ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of these advertised items is required to be readily available for sale at or below the advertised price in each A£tP Siore, except as specifically noted in this ad. PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1977 NONE SOLD TO DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS. £<aph joJvu JMSM Sfî ciah Cap'n John's Fish & Chips Ocean Perch Fillets "HNns Cap'n John's Fish Sticks Gorton's Battered Fish Fillets Gorton's Fish Sticks Gorton's Shrimp Scampi Gorton's Fillet ot Sole Van DeKamps Fish Fillets Van De Kamps Fish Fillets Boeth Fish Sticks Booth Shrimp Burgers ASSORTED INCLUDES: e2 SHOULDER CHOPS e6CENTER CHOPS ,, e2 SIRLOIN CHOPS Pork Chops Pork Butt Roast 1^°" LB 99c LB, '*SM ARM CUT ARM CUT IN LEMON BUTTER 32-OZ 9-OZ. 12-OZ. PKG. 12-OZ. PKG. Round Bone Beef Roast Round Bone Swiss Steak LB. 5 TO 8 LB. AVG. LB. LEAN CHUCK QUALITY G round Beef APPROX. 77% LEAN , 3-LB. PKG. OR LARGER Smoked Picnics FULLY COOKED Ham LB. FULL SHANK HALF WATER ADDED LB. HORMEL SPICED Luncheon POUND $118 HALF POUND A&P SEVERAL VARIETIES $4lQ 0SCAR MAYER Chipped Meats O I Liver Sausage LAND OF FROST Chunk Bologna MEAT CHICKEN ADDED LB. LAND OF FROST Smoked Sausage OR POL'SH SAUSAGE LB. OR SANDWICH SPREAD 8-OZ TUBE Old Fashion Garlic Sausage LONGACRE Oven Roasted Turkey Breast Vienna All Beef Salam i "$°.T BULK STYLE TURKEY Drumsticks POUND HALF < $2 38 POUND' HALF POUND 89c TURKEY WINGS LB. 49c ZIGGY S DELI ITEMS AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES WITH DELICATESSEN DF.PTS LB. BONELESS Turkey Ham $ SMOKEY CANYON CUT FROM CHUCK Cube, Steak s DELICIOUS QUICK MEAL LB. REG & OR DIET SEVEN UP or CRUSH FLAVORS 16-OZ: BTLS. PLUS DEP. 99 COCA COLA 61129 CANS • HEINZ KEG-O- KETCHUP 32-OZ. BTL. 79 KRAFT MAYONNAISE QUART JAR 119 (Daihij (DsiiqhiJk J>A£jn tf&ft \ / J>/uD%fin 1/2-GALLON 2% LOWFAT A&P Milk Cream Cheese 49 I WANVTWVXSY. \ 8 OZ PKG BODINES Breakfast Orange Drink 69 A&P LOOKFIT Yogurt 4J100 CTNS. | A88T GALLON JUG marPr,n5 IMPERIAL Margarine QTRD. margarfn IT HIKES A LOT TO MAKE AFOOO STORE GREAT... We're working at it! • Buffet Suppers BANQUET-ASST. VARIETIES salisburv m PKGS. • Y0UR I CHOICE A&P Waffles $• h J100 MM PKGS. • PET RITZ A Peas • Mixed Vegetables • Peas & Carrots •Corn ^ 3 s100 W PKGS | A&P^ Pie Shells PKG OF 49 DEAN'S 1/2-GAL RECTANGLE CARTON Cream NEW HOURS TO CONSERVE ENERGY McHENRY STORE ONLY SUNDAY. 9 AM TO 5 PM MON. -- FRI......... 8 AM TO 9 PM SATURDAY . . . . . . . . . 8 AM TO 7 PM v AT A&P $1000 IN CASH SECTION 2 - PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23,1977 ! %. MEET THESE LUCKY WINNERS $1000. WINNER $1000. WINNER $1000. WINNER BLADE CUT CHESTER HOWARD AURORA, ILL ROSE MARIE CHODL ' CHir.AGO. ILL Chuck Roastl $1000. WINNER $1000. WINNER JOSE SANCHEZ CHICAGO. ILL $1000. WINNER SOLD AS ROAST ONLY 14 TO 17 AVG. Whole Pork Loin WE WILL GLADLY CUSTOM CUT LB. 7 BONE Center Cut Chuck Steak LB. CUT FROM CHUCK Boneless Beef Roast RONALD R. ROBINSON JUSTICE. ILL. $100. WINNER ANNA SABO CHICAGO. ILL $100. WINNER PABLO MATTEI CHICAGO. ILL. $100. WINNER WITH BACK PORTION ATTACHED WITH BACK PORTION ATTACHED | COUNTRY STYLE Fryer Legs COUNTRY STYLE-FRESH Fryer Breast WHOLE, HALF OR END PIECE Slabflacon U.S. GOVT. INSP. Box-O-Chicken LB. LB. LB. LB. GRAND PRIX DE VEAU-STRAUSS US SHOULDER GRADED BLADE MEAMT! CUT LB. STEPHANIC BYTER CHICAGO HTS., ILL RAY WILCOX ROCKFORD. ILL ODDS CHART as of FEBRUARY 15. 1977 LAVERNE WYHEREK CHICAGO, ILL 44 SERIES Veal Chops GRAND PRIX DE VEAU-STRAUSS SHOULDER GRADED ROUND SIS! BONE LB. Veal Chops 3RAND PRIX DE VEAU-STF Veal Rib Chops ODDS FOB ODDS FOB j OOOS ONE STOBE i STOBE I 10 STOBE VISIT VISITS I VISITS 41.M7UI I.MIUL 4,MM# I 4,1411* I IMHI 4MI. I 1,714 It I " JJ7I. I 1711. I (III. I IIII. I ill. I INI. I 4(1.1 Kl. I 1 (1. 1 it. I Hit. I lit. 1 41. 1 It. 1 This game be­ ing played in 130 par­ ticipating A&P Food Stores located in Northern Illinois, Northwestern Indiana and Dubuque, Iowa. US. GRADED PRIME MEATS LB. INCLUDES: • 3 BREAST QTRS • 3 LEG QTRS • 3 GIBLETS • 3 WINGS • 3 NECKS LB. ANN PAGE & OR PATRICK CUDAHY Sliced Bacon $' 1-LB. PKG. SLICED TENDER Beef Liver SCHEDULED TERMINATION DATE OF THIS PROGRAM MARCH 14 1977 SUBJECT TO EXTENSION IF YOU VISIT THE PARTICIPATING STORES 10 TIMES DURING THE PROMOTION YOU HAVE ONE CHANCE IN 2-1/2 OF WIN­ NING A CASH PRIZE GOOD ONLY IN CHICAGO DIVISION PARTICIPATING A4P FOOD STORES THIS WEEKS FEATURE LB. Crystal TABLE TUMBLER EA. c HI-DRI PAPER TOWELS $< JUMBO ROLLS 100 DAWN LIQUID DETERGENT FOR DISHES 22-OZ. BTL. 69 ' LINCO BLEACH GALLON JUG 69 TIDY CAT LITTER 5 - 69 Tomato Juice A&P FINEST QUALITY 2 46-OZ. CANS Tomato J^ ice tomato A&P SUGAR Honey Grahams A&P | || 4 TO 6 OZ. Pudding asstvar BROOK'S Chili Beans JIFFY Corn Muffin Mix 16-OZ. PKG 15-3/4-OZ 54°°^ Peanut Butter ? sua 119 tDi&cov&A (phoducsi (Jwritrty! EXTRA LARGE Navel Oranges VASELINE Intensive Care . Lotion 10-OZ BTL . Bath Beads ™ Cheseb rough Ponds Q-Tip# 75c 99 . REG. OR HARD V05Hairspray TO HOLD Ultra Brite Toothpaste ^ 81c Delicious Carrots Yellow Onions Mum Plants QUALr Hanging Baskets ""H™ „cm PalmoliveReg. Rapid Shave 77c Leaf Shine Plant Saucers 3 L"l *100 3 i 89c $349 $499 $129 19c LARGE D'ANJOU PEARS 3 $inn Popsodont Toothpssts ^LABEL VUM 79C 100 CARY RTE. 14 & SILVER LAKE RD. HARVARD 106 W. SUMNER WOODSTOCK 220 N. JEFFERSON McHENRY 3750 W. ELM ST. Keepin' Healthy | AVOCADOS 1 PAPAYAS I I O *400 ^^FOR | SWEET & - RIPE EACH Most parents want their children to "have it better" than they did when they were children. They want their children to have all the ad­ vantages that were not available 25 or 30 years ago. As a result, many parents go to great lengths to provide their children with the things the parents didn't have in their own childhoods. This is a very natural and, in most cases, a commendable attitude. But there is one thing most parents had that today's children should not have...measles. It used to be that having measles was just part of growing up. It also used to be that many children were left with vision, hearing or mental deficiencies, and some died, as a result of having had measles. But, in today's world, children don't have to have measles. There is a vaccine which will prevent it. One shot of this vaccine will protect your child from measles and its possible tragic aftermaths. In the last few months, outbreaks of measles have occurred in several areas of the United States, including two or three sections of Illinois. And the majority of these cases have occurred in the junior high and high-school age groups. Only time will tell how many of these children will have visionyhearing, or mental handicaps lov the rest of their lives. Vy If ydtifhave children, and they haven't as yet been protected against measles, call your physician or local health department today, and arrange to have them immunized as soon as possible. ^ The Illinois Department of Public Health recommends measles immunization for children as soon as they reach fifteen months of age. As loving parents, we want to give our children every possible advantage. Growing up without measles is one advantage we can all give our children Measles im­ munization is available from your physician or local health department. Or, if you live in an area that has no local health department and you cannot see a physician, the state health department will make arrangements to have your children immunized. Just contact: Illinois Department of Public Health, Immunization Program. 535 West Jefferson, Springfield, 111., 62761. Have your children im­ munized now...it's a loving thing to do! ADA Suggests Sugarless Gum The American Dental association says it is better to chew sugarless gum rather than gum that contains sugar A number of research studies, the ADA says, point out that some of the sugarless sweetening agents do not contribute significantly to dental decay when they are used in gums and confections i as replacements for sugar. \ On the other hand, foods and beverages that contain ex­ cessive amounts of sugar invite tooth decay. How does the decay process work? It begins with bacterial plaque, the sticky colorless substance that is present in everyone's mouth. Shortly after consuming sugary foods or beverages, the bacteria in the plaque begins to produce acids that attack tooth enamel. With frequent and repeated exposure to sugary substances, these acids wear down the tooth enamel and eventually cause decay. In order to control the decay process, one must control plaque with proper diet and oral hygiene. By cutting down on sugary foods, beverages and snacks, including chewing gum and other confections, one can break the decay chain. Area Businesses Receive Charters Secretary of State Alan J Dixon announced recently the issuance of domestic cor poration charters to two area businesses. Charters were given to AJS Publications incorporated, 229 Briar court, Island Lake, and also to Condor Construction company, 812 Allen avenue, McHenry DOCTOR CHARGED In a complaint filed last week by the Illinois Department of Registration and Education, an Arlington Heights medical doctor was charged with selling controlled drugs to state un­ dercover agents for no medical purpose. A three-month in vestigation of the doctor was conducted by the department's medical coordinator's office prior to the filing of the com­ plaint i