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SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23.1»78 Danny Klapperich do their celebrating. Nancy Kelso has her special day Aug. 23, and Laura Olsen and Larry Olsen do their celebrating Aug 25. Best wishes to you all for a happy day and many more to come. Sunnyside Area Betty Messer 344-2494 who do their celebrating Aug 26. Best wishes for a happy day and many more happy years together. Use Tax Deadline For Owners Of Large Trucks Tuesday Night Power Outage Shortens Meeting The Village of Sunnyside held its second monthly meeting Tues , Aug 15, at 8 p.m Despite a power failure a short meeting was held with the use of safari lights contributed by two trustees But as the storm got more intense and as the possibility of a tornado in­ creased the meeting adjourned All the officials made it to the safety of their homes unhar med The next meeting of the Village of Sunnyside will be held Tuesday. Sept 5, at 8 p.m. at the village hall. 4206 Wilmot road VEHICLE STICKERS It was brought to the at­ tention of the village board at last Tuesday's meeting that a number of village residents have neglected to purchase vehicle stickers The Sunnyside police department will be watching for offenders The cost of the sticker will include a fine.for failure to have the sticker displayed Failure to purchase a sticker will result in a ticket and a court date Stickers were to be displayed by March 15 Village stickers for the year 1979 will go on sale Dec 1. when the State license plates go on sale VISITORS Kecent visitors to our fair village were Daisy Sutler and her son David from southern Illinois Daisy is the sister of \lable Zawislak of 1413 Bay view lane Daisy enjoyed a week's stay visiting with her sister and her family, and seeing the sights around McHenry BIRTHDAY PARTY Keith Pomonis. son of Lillian and John Pomonis of 1501 Rosemarie. celebrated his sixth birthday with a party for several of his friends on Aug 18 Keith and his friends en joyed an afternoon of fun and games and. of course, cake and ice cream Happy birthday. Keith > SUNNYSIDE PARK The Sunnyside park is coming right along and. though all the new equipment did not arrive yet. most of the equip­ ment on hand is installed There are swings, bounce toys, benches and picnic tables The annual village picnic will be held on these grounds on Aug 19 Some great prizes are lined up and a good turnout is ex pected There will be fun for all and a good time, so come out and meet your neighbors BKNEFIT DANCE Don't forget this coming Saturday is the twenty sixth Anniversary Benefi t dance for I he Johnsburg Rescue squad This is the biggest dance of the year and the proceeds go to keep the rescue squad going The Rescue squad serves Sunnyside as w el l as Johnsburg and the surrounding areas Many of us have had to call on the expert ise of these people Plan to at tend and if you cannot at tend send the money lor the t ickets which were mailed to al l families The rescue squad needs al l our support and I hope each of you will honor your let ter by at tending the dance or returning (he t icket monev GET PROFESSIONAL carpet cleaning results1 (At do-it-yourself prices KtN' Oil" WlN'jf N thf BOiiiO'e ea'jy to jv» hot «at*f pit'ar'ion cai&et c'ejning machine tha' Gf Nil 1 •Mrv.es ca'oet liber, «ith not »a'>" ana cleaning solution •loosens ana l.'ts an dirt gi><Tie and 'evaues to 'f a ijf ,uf'ace whe'e 0 "hPy dtp "imefl .atpn »acuu"'ecl jp •leaves »ou< ea 'Ofts UiAN K*f>anc COOP f Rf I "I m V 1 ClIMt ttW'l » • rtant tor oniy CtUM' * •MM Tftia CLUflU kjttu (2V? Hr $5 00 Min >2 00 PER HR CNLv J i2 00 FOR 24 HOURS ACE HARDWARE 3729 W Elm St. McHenry. III. . 385-0722 BIRTHDAYS This week's birthday greetings go to Michelle Januschik, who has her day on Aug 20. Aug 22 is the day Bob Messer, Jennifer Tomsa and ANNIVERSARIES This week's anniversary couples are Jonnie and Bill Boike who have their day Aug. 24 and Betty and Rich Messer Cutting Board A cutting board is essential in a well-planned kitchen. Choose a smaller size with a handle for everyday chopping, mincing and slicing -- and a larger size for carving meats Aug. 31 is the date by which most owners of large trucks, truck tractors, or buses in Nonhern Illinois must file a Federal Highway Use tax return. Form 2290, District Director Charles F Miriani said. The tax year for the Highway Use Tax begins July 1 and runs through the following June 30. Vehicles placed in service after July must have Form 2290 filed with the Kansas City Service center by the last day of the month following the month a vehicle is used on a public high­ way for the first time. According to the IRS, the tax generally applies to single unit trucks weighing 13,000 pounds or more, 2-axled truck-tractors weighing 5,500 pounds or more, 3 or more axled truck-tractors regardless of weight, trucks of 9,000 or more pounds equipped for use in combinations, and buses with a gross weight of more than 26,000 pounds. ! evenue from the Highway Use tax program assists states in financing the interstate high­ way system, but the tax is imposed on those vehicles using any public highways, city streets, state roads and in­ terstate roadways. Form 2290 and the free IRS Publication 349, "Federal Highway Use Tax on Trucks, Truck-Tractors, and Buses," are available at the Chicago IRS district office. HERE'S HOW A&P'S NEW . . . 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ÎLlUiiSlr Each of th«s« advertised items is re- | quired to be readily available for sale | at or below the advertised price in eech AtfP Store, except as specifi­ cally noted in this ad PRICES EFFECTIVE THUftt. AUG 24 THRU SAT AUG M. 1t7» ^ NONE SOLO TO DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS. 'Nj ANN PAGE 1 -LB PKG SLICED BACON WITH ONE FILLED BONUS SPECIALS ^ BOOKLET LUAIMF KRAFT GRAPEFRUIT OR ORANGE JUICE 100% PURE JUICE FROM FLORIDA 1/2 GAL. £ BTL. ' IN THE DAIRY CASE A&P Picks The Best Produce CALIFORNIA GROWN GRAPES ,58l m Dean's Yogurt ^ 3 ^00 BORDEN'S CHEESE SLICES PROCESSEO INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED 12-OZ PKG I®9 H0MESTYLE BISCUITS PRUNE PLUMS = 4 >100 WASHINGTON MM FOR STATE GROWN I FRESH YAMS QQ. MUSHROOMS *149 6 79 .Trgaf Yourself To A Taste Of The Tropics From A&P!! A&P Picks The Best Frozen Foods • TURKEY •CHICKEN •SALISBURY STEAK MORTON DINNERS FROZEN 11-OZ SIZE YOUR CHOICE 58 GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 25 SUGAR SWEET HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE 49'.. CALIF HASS VAR AVOCADOS 49 JET FRESH PAPAYAS !e Mangos Fresh Limes FLAVORFUL TART* TANGY 79c Coconuts LAM 10c Honey Dew Melons JUMBO EA CRJNKLI CUT FROZEN A&PFrench Fries CountryTi me Lemonade AnnPagePopsicles 'ROZCN 12-OZ. CAN AMT flavors FKO OF FMOZIM 12 79c 49c 88c LUAU SPECIALS FROM A&P A&P FINEST QUALITY CRUSH-CHUNK-SLICES LACHOV FANCY SAUSAGE OR CHEESE PIZZA FROZEN ANN PAGE 12 TO 14-OZ SIZES 79 EA. MACARONI & CHEESE DINNER PINEAPPLE JUICE TO DOLE PINEAPPLE IN JUICE 20-OZ CAN BEAN SPROUTS 1*3* of 100 CANS I CHOW MEIN NOODLES * 3 * 1°° FROZEN A&P 8-OZ PKG 29 From A&P's Bakery Dept. ^ ChopSueyVegetables '$£ La Choy Bamboo Shoots '** Egg Fu Yung m LaChoySoySauce LACHOV 14-02 CAM • OZ. CAM FEFFER STEAK SUKIVAKI MILLET DINNERS 9 TO 10 OZ 55c 55c $109 59c W SANDWICH BREAD OR BUTTER CRUST ENRICHED JANE PARKER o 100 f LOAVES H English Muffins JANE PARKER OPE 89c PANCAKE 4 WAFFLE SYRUP 32 OZ PAGE WaterChestnuts & Sweet & Sour "//M * m Sweet & Sour ** Ham Glaze ""/(llttw WWII'//,. WHOLE OR SLICED LACHOVS-OZ. CAN ORIENTAL WITH CHICKEN LA CHOV 17 OZ CAN ORIENTAL WITH FORK LA CHOV 17 OZ CAN 55c 79c 79c SULTANA SALAD DRESSING QUART ASSORTED WIDTHS NOODLES Twice Told Tales FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of August 23, 1928) v The adjourned meeting of the i ^ity Council was called for the | purpose of devising ways and | means for paying coupons and a few bonds due Aug. 1 for which there are no available funds at the present time. After much pointed and heated discussion from most of the aldermen it was the un­ derstanding that this condition has been brought about byj previous boards having used for necessary expenses the money received by the city treasurer from the county treasurer, received by him from delinquent assessments and for which he did not notify the city treasurer what ac­ counts to give credit, thus the funds went into the general account and were used rather than being credited to the proper assessment funds. No one seemed to have any means of correcting the troubles or telling exactly who was to blame, or if anyone was at fault, and when the meeting adjourned the problem was no nearer solution than when the meeting was called to order. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sep­ tember 1. 1938) Within six months an old landmark will be destroyed - razed to make way for the relentless invasion of modernism. Johnsburg will have a new bridge. A beautiful new ultra-modern structure of concrete and steel will replace the narrow and antiauated bridge now spanning the Fox River near Nell's Pavilion. The citizenry of Johnsburg and of the surrounding territory welcome the news. The present bridge has outlived its usefulness and has tended to make driving perilous because SECTION 2-PAGE?-PLAINbEALER-WEDNESDAY. AUOUoI *».<> of its narrowness and loose wooden floor. Commuters tc Chicago will be pleased to learn that beginning Sept. 6 a change in schedule on the Chicago & Northwestern railway will provide a train which will run to and from the city all winter, enabling patrons who work until 5 o'clock p.m to return to McHenry and other points on the Williams Bay line. Harold P. Owen„ chairman of a committee appointed by the McHenry Lions club to try and secure-better service, has just received word form R Thompson, passenger traffic manager TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of August 27, 1953) A gorgeous display of flowers, fruits, vegetables and table settings greeted the visitors at the second annual WWU8JMBHMI ANN PAGE ALLFLAVORS 1/2-GAL CTN ICE CREAM I CHICKEN OF THE SEA IN LIGHT OIL 6-1/2-OZ. 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The local team is made up of Eddie Justen, captain, Jerome and Henry Buch. Ted Miller and Marty Conway The public schools in McHenry will open Sept 8. with the first day sessions in both the high and grade schools only in the afternoon The forenoon will be devoted to teachers' meetings TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the fi les of August 28. 1968 1 It was a diff icult task for the judges as they, at tempted to determine a winner in the Miss McCullom Lake contest from among twelve adorable youngsters, but their unanimous choice was blonde, blue eyed Susan Godina The lovely l i t t le gir l who will be 5 in September is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ronald Godina She was selected from among twelve contestants, 4 to 7 years old Art Jackson is the new champion at McHenry Country club, defeating Ed Buss 76-77 in a down to the wire playoff With these two great competi tors r ising to the heights, i t took 108 holes of tense golf in the past weeks to f inally set t le the issue After receiving test imony concerning the Burton's Bridge school problem. Judge Will iam M Carroll , presiding in Circuit ^ 'court upheld the decision of the county board of school trustees in entering his opinion That opinion, to be followed by an order holding the board's decision of late June, directing that Burton's Bridge District 22 be annexed to Prair ie Grove school distr ict COURTHOUSE SQUARES When you get there, you realize that a "fixed income" means you ar really in a fix PAPER MATE $1 00 REFUND M M "<TH m #C PURCHASE. M OF 2 MEAD M • ITEMS • • 9-0 Z hi Reduce the swelling of your dwelling if* With inflation protection from American Family! Under American Family's Special Homeowners Package Policy, your home is protected against the ravages of inflation As your home increases in value, so does your insurance . . automati cally! That's just one of the extra features built into our Special Home­ owners Package Policy It's the most comprehen­ sive homeowners coverage we've ever offered. Call today for all the details. Because your home is special. 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