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Do not s4PO volatile cleaners, naptha, gisoline, harsh household cleaners and detergents, or bleaching agents. / -Apply both products with a ff soft bristle. Avoid wire A brushes. 4m* -After cleaning, use a sponge « Jtor the refinishing. Some \ml manufacturers include ap- \fi plica tore with their products. \ | The entire application takes k just a few minutes, APAA \* r e p o r t s , a n d l a s t s f o r m o n t h s . V (GREAT FOR THOSE HURRY UP LUNCHES 12-OZ. CAN Each of Hwm advartlMd items Is required \ tVill'Mio'B !? ^ raadHy avaHabte tor sal* at or below \ l l3 . .SkHII>tW the adver t i sed pr ice In each ASP Store , I --a--aSST except«« specifically noted In this ad. / *"****• --ytobl--. "wsjS snd poultry lust tor you. From around the -- CO?!*,>>LY fwhlnQ to bring you Mm ffiiMt products money CTn buy. Ow west» sis lylersBy Inapoefd, our poultry nM in controlled sn*l- ronmewte. EwyWIng thet cy tw doiy to assure you of the utmost In quality is belngtak«n car* of at AAP. Our Standards are high, but we don V atop there - we guarantee a vary purchase you make. m: If ITa proof you want, come on In - we do pick the beat, so you can, too. A PRICES EFFECTIVE WED. JULY STTHRU SAT. JULY 9. 1S77 ' i • NOME SOLD TO DEALERS OH WHOLESALERS. j_ A&P BRAND 46-OZe CAN LIMIT FOUR PLEASE MEAT PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS.. JULY 7 thru SAT., JULY 9.1977 A&P BRAND 1/2-GAL. CTN Legal Notice- 1 STATE OF ILLINOIS K )& COUNTY OF McHENRY ) 1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURTi OFJHE18TH JUDICIAL 100% PURE TROPICANA LIMIT FOUR PLEASE CENTENNIAL RUSSET GOLDEN SWEET FIRST BLADE CUT FROM- HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN FED BEEF vvum * e i CYNTHIA D. TALLANT, by ) REBECCA ANNE i) ARBOGAST, her mother j) snd next best friend. I) Plaintiff |) TERRY S^TALLANT, i) Defendant j) NO. 77-D-888 PUBLICATION NOTICE 1 The requisite Affidavit for Publication having been filed, notice is hereby given to you, TERRY S. TALLANT, that a suit has been filed in the 19th Judicial Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois, by plaintiff against you, for judgment for divorce snd for other relief; that summons duly isrued against you as providea by law, and which suit is still pending. Now, therefore, unless you, TERRV S. TALLANT, file your answer to the Complaint in said suit or otherwise make your appearance therein, in the said 19% Judicial Circuit Court, of McHenry County, held in the Courthouse in the City of Woodstock, Illinois, on er 32-OZ CTNS. now(< I STM PETER PAN 28 OZ. JAR SMOOTH CRUNCHY STOCK UP AT THIS LOW PRICE A&P LOOK FIT CHUCK STEAK CENTER CUT CHUCK ROAST CENTER CUT 8-OZ. CTNS. ft is tree that heat lightning '̂occurs only in summer? Is heat ^lightning any different from ordinary lightning? , j Actually, there's no such '{(thing as heat lightning. Light- 'i'oing occurs for more often in Hrammer than in winter, and f flds is {he reason one seldom ,'sees "heat" lightning in win- ter--because there is hardly .'any lightning in winter, u- But in summer there is r frequent lightning, which ac- j, companies thunderstorms. It's -^frequently seen near at hand "tend for away. When it's for •'away, too for to produce audi­ ble thunder, and visible on a ^el&tively clear night, it's .called by many "heat light­ ening." 9t But it's merely normal lightning seen at a great dis­ tance in the summer The heat produced the thunderstorm, hut resulting electrical charge exchanges produced the light ning, not the heat. NEW CROP DARI COUNTRY FRESH SWEET A&P BRAND LARQE OR SMALL CURD 24-OZ. CTN FLEISH MANN'S QTRD OVEN READY TlavoAs OR MIXgRS Terry R Mohr ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF (Pub. Jun 88, Jul 6 ft IS, 1997) . • • " ' • i Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice ishsreby given that en June 14th, A.D. 1977, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois setttek forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting located at 1814'North Route 12, Spring Grove, Illinois 90081. Dated this 14th dsy of June, AJD. 1977. Vernon W.Kays . County Clerk (Pub. Jun22>, JuL*, 1977) BTL&r PLUS DEP. .CHEESE & OR [ SAUSAGE i i 14-OZ. A 7 PKG. 10TO 14 POUNDS V, Liver should be eaten at •least once a week. To vary this nutritional food try this recipe. I t ) % Create liver Green Grapes Red Radishes Pascal Celery Green Cabbage 8-OZ. CTNS 4 bacon slices 1 lb. beef liver 0 1 medium dhion, sliced 1 medium green pepper, cut into strips % t chili powder 1/8 t instant minced garlic 1 Vi 2Vi ounce envelope to- ; mato-vegetable soup * mix (V4 cup) 1 T cooking wine k Begin preparations about 40 minutes before serving, In skillet, saute bacon crisp; crumble. Reserved T fat. Cut fiver into 3-inch by Vi-inch Strips. - ' In reserved fot in skillet saute liver, onion, pepper, diili powder, garlic, until liver Is browned. Add soup mix, V% cUp water, bacon, wine. Cover iind simmer 10 to IS minutes or until liver is tender, stirring often. For a taste treat spoon over individual portions of baked corn bread. Makes 4 servings. For a quick dessert, fill baked tart shells with canned Apple-pie filling. Top with a slice of cheese and broil until Cheese is melted. RICHED-JANE PARKER 14-OZ PKQS OR BOTTOM ROUND ROAST . CENTER CUT SCOTT TISSUE SCOTT TOWELS Q. I was laid off recently by si company I've worked with for over a year and a half. I was% part-time employee there, a*d would like tofUe for Unem­ ployment Insurance but is friend told me that only termor full-time workers are eligible for theee beneifts. is this true? A. Being termed s "Aid- time" employee is not eligibility requirement W collecting Unemployment Insurance. However, you mife have made at least 81,800 m wages during the current base period, and you must be available to work on a full-tirtte basis, in sdditkm to the othdfr eligibility requirements, Q. I've worked on file day shift it the plant I'm employ# at for over five years. New management has recently taken over and I'm befog forced to work the night shift! really cant work theee hours because t have to take care of my children. What can I do? A. At prassnt, there are m laws In Illinois covering this type of situation. If you are 1 union member, your local may be able to help. 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