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\ _ , ION ? PAGE 2 - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 29.1978 Dec 13 - Wonder Woods auxiliary; 1 p.m. Dec 14 - Wonder Lake Garden club meeting; 8 p.m. 653-9549 Dec 18 - Senior Citizen Christmas party; Nativity Lutheran fellowship hall. Dec 20 - Young At hearts Christmas dinner party ,at McHenry Country club Wonder Lake Anne Sowers Here's Health Local Girls On meeting. 1 p m Nativity Lutheran church fellowship hall of your i a 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 cally1 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. CHUCK lEHAHOWKM -- OUR NEW LOCATION -- Corner of Crystal Lake Blacktop & Rt, 120 McHenry CALL US FOR DETAILS 3852304 AMERICAN FAMILY I N S U R A N C E mrro mm tusmss MAITH TIN Afn«ri( *n f- ami'y Mufua1 i^sw'^u C< Madiso" /v s ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY r «o Winning Squad ^ 6 Young At Hearts McHenry high West campus a1™1 ,he Kin« church hall; 11 PomPom girls recently at- a m tended the Badgerette Pom Pom clinic in German Town, Wise Five of the fourteen girls are from our community; Eileen Ahern, Ann Bazan, Sue Gun- derson, Cindy Spencer, and Dee Sturm ,, ^ They did very well i.i the competition, bringing home two trophies They received a first place for* prop routine while carrying out an Egyptian theme The second trophy was a fourth place for originality. Three years ago, the McHenry PomPom girls brought home a trophy, but this is the first time two trophies were given to them Congratulations, girls, on a lot of hard work and a job well done' Wonder Lake is certainly proud of our young people who get involved in school and community activities BREAKFAST WITH SANTA Santa is coming to Wonder Lake on Sunday, Dec 10 He will be at Christ the King fellowship hall from 7 a m until 1 pm Breakfast will be served by the Ladies Sodality of Christ the King church, and a beautiful craft bazaar will be held at the same time The craft group has been meeting for several months preparing for this event, so many dif­ ferent articles will be available This is an annual event and has been well attended in the past: so come early and enjoy a fun morning with Santa SPECIAL DAYS That special day is getting closer for Jenny Spencer Jenny will be celebrating her fourth birthday on Dec 6 She is the daughter of Len and Cherie Spencer of White Oaks Bay Also on Dec 6, happy bir­ thday to that German. Jim Stilling, who we have been trying to convert to "Irishism" ever since he infiltrated our Irish family when he married my sister COMMUNITY CALENDAR Dec 2 Men's club Christmas party for member's children Nativity Lutheran church fellowship hall Dec 2 Men's club dance; H :$0 p m Christ the King church hall Dec 4 Senior Citizen's • • • • Too much talk loses most arguments. Gypsy Moth Monitoring The Illinois State Depart­ ment of Agriculture was in the McHenry area Nov. 21, sear­ ching for egg masses of the Gypsy Moth. This monitoring is done in cooperation with the McHenry County Department of Health During the summer. Moths were found 120 in the vicinity of Whispering Oaks sub­ division. The Gypsy Moth is a foreign insect that has become one of the United States' most im­ portant foreign pests. Although harmless in the moth stage. the caterpillars feed on the leaves of shrubs and trees. Gypsy Moths became established in this country in 1869 after specimens imported from Europe escaped from a laboratory in Massachusetts. The moth has no natural enemies in this country as they have in Europe and Asia. Heavy infestations can strip whole forests in a matter of days. The defoliation may seriously weaken a tree, making it susceptible to secondary attacks by other insects and plant diseases. Since the first Gypsy Moth infestation more than 100 years ago. the pest has spread to all six New England states ..in recent years a portion of central Michigan was also lightly infested. Although the Gypsy Moths sprr id naturally, they are carried long distances by hitchhiking with goods and people. To stop this hitchhiking, owners should check the un­ dersides and exterior areas of motor homes and travel trailers as well as outdoor furniture, toys and firewood before moving from infested area. • • * • ~ It takes intelligence to admit that another is smarter than you are, in some respects. LAST CHANCE TO ENTER A&PS GREEN STAMP SWEEPSTAKES Each of that* advertised items it re­ quired to ba raadily available for sala at or below the advertised price in eech A&P Store, except as specifi­ cally noted in this ad PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS NOV. 30 THRU SAT. DEC. 2,197S NONE SOLO TO DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS. 0ds •ziggy's fantastic foods •ziggy's fant<? U.S.D.A. QUALITY TRIMMED CHOICE BEEF STEAK SALE SANOlV/c on rye CUT FROM HEAVY GRAIN FED WESTERN BEEF LONA PAIZKE McHenry 1st W*«k Winner of 50,000 Sj§ H Gr**n Stamps OUR STEAKS TELL NO TA"-S. MONE^ SffiUUN STEAK AGAR VIENNA ROAST BOILED POUND POUND S3 38 12 78 Swiss Cheese SASY CHUNK LB $2^ SlicingProvoloneCheese £& *115 Orva! 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CTN. SfiJ WITH ONE FILLED S4H BONUS SPECIALS BOOKLET (30 BIG 10 STAMPS) *i THIN SPRGHETTI, (BIB (;tJ® 46-OZ ORANGE-GRAPE-PEACH-FRUIT PUNCH HL-C DRINKS 1 -LB AAP SALTED OR UNSALTED CRACKERS 6-OZ CAN ANN PAGE TUNA FLAKES 7-OZ PKG SPAGHETTI CREAMETTE 16-OZ BOX DOG FLAVOR SNACKS MILK BONE OEL*ONT* 3PIN&CH 2 iSiWt 2.100 STEWED Ib-OZ CAN TOMATOES SLICED 16 OL CAN PEACHES DEL MONTE 21 FRUIT COCKTAIL DICED •SWEET PEAS mSenlte •GREEN BEANS •CORN CREAM OR KERNEL 4sfoo THIS WEEK'S FEATURES SORRENTO COOKWARE VI r- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ̂ J ^ | SaucePan I Covered Stock Pot I Whistling Teakettle I OvalAuGratinPan { Warmer Server I Skillet, Open 'T I I I I You I I Do Better With A&Ps GENERAL MERCHANDISE SPECIALS Pond's Cream Lotion ANDCOCOA SUTTINS-OZ. 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