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V PAGE 14-PLAINDEA1.ER-WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 24. 1979 Johnsburg Mary L. Gunderson 385-3052 Greetings Are Extended To Former Residents We would like to say "hello - how are you?" to former residents of Johnsburg who are now living in warmer climes but still keep in touch with us through the McHenry Plain- dealer. To Marie and Raymond Krueger, Arizona, John and Rose Schmitt, California, and Harry and Esther Dubsky, Florida, all formerly of Jak- Ana Heights, Johnsburg, or nearby. No doubt you have been reading all about our "big" snow, so want to assure you that what they say is true! As Ed Sullivan always said, it was a "big-g show". We won't say, wish you were here, but there is a lot of beauty to be enjoyed, a sparkling cleanliness, a resultant of families getting to know each other better, because businesses, schools, churches and roads closed. The lack of the whizzing of cars, barking dogs, leaves a gentle quietness to be enjoyed, but not for long. Even the snow shovelers were quiet, because the 12 inch snow or more they removed at various times never made contact with driveways or walks. We are still prepared for another storm, according to weather reports, but we did miss the one anticipated two days ago, so we may be lucky again. - When the first fall was an­ ticipated, like true pioneers we took stock of our food and shopped, so here we have no problems. Our electricity and gas are true allies - so we graciously sit back and wait for Spring. Rescue squad managed with the help of plows. Telephone lines are busy. We believe many postponed tasks have been accomplished by some folks, who had no children home from classes, letters written, cleaning closets, taking down Christmas decorations, etc. So think of us, as we so often remember you • and if we are not aware you were also an old friend, let us hear from you! P.T.O. "DRUG AWARENESS" The Parent-Teacher organization meeting planned at the Johnsburg high school auditorium for Tuesday, Jan. 16, 7:30 p.m., was postponed due to the bad weather. An endeavor is being made to schedule this interesting program about Tuesday, Jan. 30. Please check with the P.T.O. for new date and time. DUTCH CREEK A general meeting and election of the Homeowners Association, Inc., will be held Jan. 29 at James C. Bush school, multipurpose room, 8 p.m. sharp. Board members and candidates will meet at 7:30 p.m. Consider carefully the candidates to be elected. All members and new residents are welcome. If we continue to work together as neighbors or friends, more can be done to keep and improve this beautiful subdivision. SWEETHEART DANCE St. John's School-Home and School association's dance, Saturday, Feb. 10,8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Johnsburg Com­ munity club, Free cupid buffet. Be sure to plan on coming for " Acddcnti happen. i hat's why you need the protection that American Family s Special Homeowners Package Policy provides. It's the most complete home­ owners, coverage, we've ever offered Call me today for all the details CHUCK LEWAND0WSK Corner of Crystal Lake Blacktop & Rt 120 McHenry CALL US FOR DETAILS 385-2304 ft ERICAN FAMILY N s u h A ry c r AUTO HEALTH UR this happy gathering - ask your sweetheart, now! NEIGHBORS Keep inttmch with each other - do what you can to help those unable to get out. Make telephone visits to keep them from being lonely. Have lunch together when possible. ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL The week of Feb. 4-10 is Catholic School week in the diocese. St. John's will celebrate with a school Mass Feb. 4 at 5 p.m. at the Junior high. Each family is requested to bring a guest family, and a dish for the pot luck dinner after the Mass at the Junior high. Also, on Feb. 8, the children will be asking their parents to come to school and share their lunches. SYMPATHY ...is extended to the family of Emma M. Freund, 85, St. John's qvenue, Johnsburg, who passed away, Sunday, Jan. 14. She was a lifelong resident of Johnsburg and a member of St. John's parish. Mass was of­ fered at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 18, at St. Mary's church, with burial in St. John's cemetery. N.OSX JUNIORS St. Agatha Court, No. 777, N.C.S.F. Juniors postponed meeting will be held Monday, Feb. 12. Skating and sledding is on the agenda, with pizzas aferward. DATES TO REMEMBER Mon., Jan. 29 - Dutch Creek Homeowners Association meeting, John C. Bush school, 8 p.m. sharp. Board members and candidates, 7:30 p.m. Sun., Feb. 4 • St. John's school, Family Mass, 5 p.m. and pot luck dinner, Johnsburg Junior high school. Sat., Feb. 10 - Sweetheart Dance-St. John's Home & School Association, Johnsburg Community club. 8:30 to 1 p.m. cupid buffet. from HISTORY'S SCRAPBOOK DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS t January 26, 1837 -- Michigan joins the Union as the 26th state. January 27,1880 -- A patent for an electric incandescent lamp is granted to Thomas Alva Edison of Menlo Park, New Jersey. January 28, 1871 -- Paris capitulates to the Prussians in the Franco-Prussian War. January 29, 1936 -- The first five men to be elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame at Cooperstown, New York are Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Christy Mathewson, Babe Ruth and Honus Wagner. January 30, 1933 -- "The Lone Ranger," a r; 2io program destined to become a national favorite, is broadcast for the first time. - American Family Mutual Insurance Co Madiion, Wis CHARGE GROCERIES WITH MASTER CHARGE ' CARD VISA OK CHARGE CARD ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of these advertised items is re­ quired to be readily available for sale at or below the advertised price in ^ each ACrP Store, except as specifi cally noted in this ad WE ACCEPT PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. JAN. 25, THRU SAT. JAN. 27,1979 3720 W. ELM ST.-McHENRY, ILL rti »'»' CASH CHECKS WITH A&P'S CHEK-X-PRES CARD COUNTRY Bettfr PORK SHOP Fresh Meaty SPARE RIBS5 3 TO 5-LB. AVG. BAR-B-QUE STYLE SPARE RIBS U.S. GOV'T INSP. Y0UILD0 Se/ivp A&P's FPav&ifuP FULL SHANK HALF HAM FULLY COOKED You'll Do Better With A&P's POULTRY BUYS TURKEY WINGS or DRUMSTICKS 49 LB. U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED TRAY PAC You'll Do Better With A&P's B^COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOP ASSORTED PORK CHOPS SERVE A DELICIOUS LOW COST MEAL LB. FROZEN COUNTRY STYLE FRESH Chicken Livers ™ $2» Fryer Legs LB 69C SMOKEY CANYON BONELESS COUNTRY STYLE TurkeyHam LB.*1" Fryer Breasts LB 99c INCLUDES • 2-SIRl.OIN • 6-CENTER • 2-SHOULDER CHOPS U S GOVT INSP F? n I THLS NO CENLTJ" ^SETHISHAM «SiSS'pws2i°52° WITH A SHAN LB. You II Do Better With A&P s SAUSAGE SHOP ARCO BRAND 1-LB. PACKAGE OF A&P SAUERKRAUT FREE! WITH PURCHASE OF ( A&P REG. OR POLISH ' Smoked Sausage LB. CENTER RIB Center Cut Pork Chops FOR CHOPSUEY Boneless Pork Cubes RIB PORTION boneless Pork Loin Roast FRE^SMEATY ts W. COUNTRY SpareJniK style LB. LB. LB. LB. $219 $189 $239 $169 FRESH PORK LINKS OR Italian Sausage COUNTRY TREAT Whole Hog Sausage SEVERAL VARIETIES A&P Sliced Luncheon Meats ALL VARIETIES A&P Sliced Bologna 1-LB. PKG. A&P Meat or Beef Wieners $179 - $149 3LL * $129 X 5149 $129 LB ROLL 12-OZ. PKQ. PKQ. FULLY COOKED BUTT $' PORTION • lb. \ LAND OF FROST CHICKEN CHUNK BOLOGNA ASST. FLAVORS YOPLAIT YOGURT JANE PARKER BROWN N SERVE ROLLS 3 !]00 2 89 42-OZ. CAN SWIFT'NING SHORTENING Sl/iC WHITE CLOUD ASST. COLORS Bathroom Tissue JOHNSONS Toddler Diapers ROLL PKQ. 12 COUNT BOX PKG. OF 2 Scrunge Cleaning Pads FREE! FUNK AND WAGNALLS mcmum FROZEN A&P ORANGE JUICE FROZEN MORTON POT PIES A 148 99 m GALLON A&P MILK 2% LOWFAT L You'll Do Better With A&P's> DAIRY FEATURES A ALLSWEET MARGARINE *149 6.8 TO * 7.2-OZ. SIZES You'll Do Better With A&P s GROCERY SPECIALS ASST. FLAVORS Soup Starter NON-DAIRY COFFEE CREAMER Coffee Rich FR0ZEN 3 100 COUNT PKG LiptonTeaBags 16-OZ. y HORMEL CHILI BUY VOLUME 2 OR 3 OF FUNK & WAGNALLS ENCYCLOPEDIA AT $2.89 EA. AND GET VOLS. 1 & 2 OF DICTIONARY FREE! FUNK AND WAGNALLS ENCYCLOPEDIA VOLUME ONE ONLY WITH ~ $5 00 PURCHASE 9 NOW ON SALE VOLUMES 2 THRU 4 $289 QUARTERS 1-LB. PKG. REGULAR OR BUTTERMILK Pillsbury Biscuits INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED Ched- 0- BitCheese Slices 5 *l°° $149 WITH BEANS REG OR HOT 15-OZ CAN 59 YOURS FOR JUST 30 BIG TEN STAMPS (ONE FILLED 1-LB. PKQ. You'll Do Better With A&P's GENERAL MERCHANDISE CHUNK HINA& 65- TIDE DETERGENT LIGHT IN OIL A&P 6-1 /2-OZ. CAN 20-02 SIZE AND ONE FILLED S4M BONUS SPECIALS BOOKLET (30 BIG tOSTAMPSl (£22h A&P L00KFIT YOGURT 3~n CTNS AND ONE FILLED S»M BONUS SPECIALS BOOKLET 130 BIG <0 STAMPSI M PMMnCOUPQNBMHM r . ~ „ i * isSSs?AMPsi I WM CMPM maCMK OF I S A&P PAIR 5 300 CT. 89° | 30COFF 18-OZ BTL A&P Scope^ MOUTH WASH $ji9 Cosmetic Puffs TOOTHPASTE LIQ 11-OZ. OR 5-OZ TUBE - Crest TUBE *119 Prell Shampoo J AAP PAIR PANTY HOSE i 50 FREE : iS&H STAMPS! • HITNTHU COUPOD IPUKNASI Of I I HEALTH & :OUPOMI :OUPONI 150 FREE I ! 50 FREE S&H STAMPS! WITH THIS COUPON t PUKHASI OF I S&HSTAMPS! WITH THIS COUPON » PURCHASI OF | - REDEEMABLE THRU JAN. 27.1979 686-A J BEAUTY AID U 00MINIMUM PURCHASE • REDEEMABLE THRU JAN. 27.1979 aso-A 30-CT. PKG. NEW FREEDOM MAXI OR MINI PADS REDEEMABLE THRU JAN. 27.1t7« SAIL HEAVY DUTY W3-M LIQUID DETERGENT | 129-02. PKQ. | REDEEMABLE THRU JAN. 27,1979 681-A 4 PAGE 15 • PLAINDEALER • WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 24, 1979 Twice Told Tales FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of January 24, 1929) The seventh annual meeting of the McHenry County club was held at the club rooms of the McHenry Pleasure club. President R.B. Walsh was reelected president of the club. After hours of rain and sleet the highways and sidewalks are again sheathed in ice, made all the more slippery by the zero wave, which has again en­ veloped this part of the coutnry. John Anderson left for Wisconsin to buy a carload of cattle, which he will ship to McHenry and sell for dairy purposes. , The manager of the McHenry A.A.C. announces that two basketball games have been scheduled with Hinckley, one of the best teams in this territory this season. The Hinckley five won its thirteenth straight game last Sunday. FORTY tEARS AGO (Taken from the files of February 2, 1929) Milk led all products as the largest single source of farm cash income in 1938 with a total of $1,430,000,000. This was only 6.5 per cent less than the 1937 figure of $1,530,000,000 ac­ cording to the Milk Industry Foundation. These figures show the importance of milk as a mainstay of farm purchasing power. They are particularly impressive because milk production was estimated to be from 4 to 5 percent greater during the year and sales of fluid milk were down ap­ proximately 4Vfc percent from 1937. William M. Carroll, present state's attorney of McHenry county, informs the Plain- dealer that he will submit his name to the McHenry county Republican Central committee and through the committee to the people of the Seventeenth Judicial circuit as a candidate for one of the judgeships of the circuit to be filled at the judicial election next June. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of January 28, 1954) McHenry county's oldest practicing physician, Dr. William Hepburn, will observe his^ eightieth birthday an­ niversary Jan. 30. Although Dr. Hepburn is not able to carry on quite such an active practice as •he did in former years, it is still extensive in that his patients are in the hundreds and range to distant points. The McHenry Townshjp Fire Protection district iv-taking a necessary and progressive step by presenting to the voters on Feb. 12 an opportunity to ap­ prove a bond issue that will provide funds for a new. modern firehouse. While the tf BETTER AT YOUR A*P! QiAOiPitij T/tmuntd Meats... SIRLOIN STATE You'll Do Better With A&P's FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES EXTRA FANCY WEDGE-BONE REMOVED LIMIT 3-STEAKS PLEASE SHROOMS n49 1 5-ASSORTED PIECES BOX-O- CHICKEN ill TAIL- LESS PORTERHOUSE STEAK BETTER WITH A&P'S STEAKS LB. «959 TAIL- LESS T-B0NE STEAK LB. *2^9 BONELESS SIRLOIN STEAK LB. '90# U.S. GOV'T. INSP. LB. 59 You'll Do Better Wits i A&P 's SEAFOOD BUYS FancyTurbot FilletsH39 69c Cap'n loin's Fish Sticks FROZEN .stic foods •ziggv' * Morton MORTON DINNERS • CHICKEN •BEEF • TURKEY C f l l l • SALISBURY STEAK | jR ^ I nOfamert I PKGS RED OR GOLDEN N DELICIOUS APPLES LB 49 SWEET & JUICY TEMPLE ORANGES EA. FRESH RED RIPE STRAWBERRIES FIRM SLICING Cucumbers RED RIPE Watermelon WILD BirdSeed 20 a *3" 4-INCH POT GARDENIA PLANTS AVAILABLE IN STORES WITH FLORAL OCPTS. *199 CALIFORNIA BUTTERY Avocados 4 FOR $100 SELECT MED DRY YellowOnoins 3 LB. BAG 4*c FRESH EggPlants LB. 39c T V. TIME Popcorn 4 PACK $119 8 OZ. PKG. stic foods •ziflfly's fan/ FANTASTIC DELICATESSEN FOODS AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES ,5 WITH ZIGGY DELI S S Russet Potatoes % U.S. NO. ONE • AGAR ICECREAM iBoiledHam»"» <o AGAR COUNTRY FLAVOR Baked Ham POUND HALF $298 POUNI MORTON FROZEN COUNTRY Fried Chicken A&P FROZEN Chopped Broccoli LASAGNA OR MEAT LOAF FROZEN On-CorEntrees 2 js. 5239 lO-OZ. 2 JSi >1" LEON'S MEAT LOAF OR LONGACRES % Chicken Roll POUND HALF $2.18 POUND IIFARFEUICAOFT "^SH-LEONS HALF OQ- IWCL ODUADGC POUND$178 POUND OJL ICELAND . HALF $129 Hd4 LUeekd Sottas Qpejtiafo. f Macaroni Salad t \ i PrAitiA HA II Anlt I Baby Swiss Cheese POUND S2 50 POUND 1 69c i f • Brick Cheese WISCONSIN POUND $2.19 ORVAL KENT BONUS SPECIALS) BOOKLET) AND OUR LOW PRICE., V CremeDeMenthe <2£ *^L» «1» ~2M LIMIT ANN PAGE 1 /2 -GAL. P CTN- SO\ J \E^--iTpuus FROZEN 12- 0Z. ORANGE JUICE P JANE PARKER ANN PAGE ANO ONE FILLED S*H BONUS SPECIALS BOOKLET (30 BIG 10 STAMPSI ANO ONE FILLEO S»M BONUS SPECIALS BOOKLET 130 BIG tOS TAMP S l 50 FREE ! I S&H STAMPS • iWITtl TIM C0HHM t PMKIUSt Of 3 mas. AMU D An P I s mm TMS COUPON a PMCIUX I a mot. I ANN PAGE • PUDDINGS LAROIMZC • REDEEMABLE THRU JAN. 27.107* • -- 1̂ 1 50 FREE S&H STAMPS! WITH rr«s COUPON a ratouu of I 1-1/2-OZ. CAN STARKIST I TUNA IN WATER OR OIL 6SO-A RrDEEMABLE THRU JAN. 27,107* I ,1 682-M | j J I I' REDEEMABLE THRU JAN. 27,107* 17-A $1 G» 'Oejs.ABBiz# spooj ousejuej s/BBiz# spoojoiv* You'll Do Eetter With A&P s BEVERAGE FAVORITES DIET RITE--SUGAR FREE OR REGULAR R.C. COLA 81 *]49 •MHCOUPONMM| 5 0 F R E E | S&H STAMPS; IITN TINS CONPON a PWCNAS Of I ANN PAGE A OR AAP | SLICED 1 FANTASTIC DELICATESSEN HOMEMADE MADE FRESH DAILY IN OUR DELI DEPARTMENT 4 VARIETIES TO CHOOSE FROM CHEESE. 1.99 f CHEESE & SAUSAGE. 2.39 \ PEPPERONI 1.99 DELUXE 2.79 | COME IN FOR SAMPLE TASTING. CARRY OUT SERVICE AVAILABLE. l CALL JACKIE 385*9534 TO ORDER. PIZZAS :ouroNi ICOUROP :OURON 50 FREE S&H STAMPS BITN TINS CONPON a PNNCNaX OF AAP SUCED I LUNCH MEAT a-oz.-ia-oz.oft 1-LB. PKQ. BACON ANT PKG. REDEEMABLE THRU JAN. 27,107* 6BB-A 50 FREE S&H STAMPS! BITN TINS CONPON a PNMMAK or | ANY BONELESS BEEF ROAST 50 FREE REDEEMABLE THRU| JAN . 27,107* an-A S&H STAMPS i mTN TINS CONPON a PNNOMK Of | ZIGGY DELI I I PURCHASE Sa-MMMaHUN PUNCNAa* REDEEMABLE THRU JAN. 27,107* | B91-A i 1 50 FREE iCOUPO S&H STAMPS! i ! WITH THIS CONPON a NNCHaSt Of FAMILY PACK I TOMATOES I 20-0Z. SIZE REDEEMABLE THRU JAN. 27.1*7* 685-A , 5 0 F R E E , IS&HSTAMPS! ! mTN TINS CONPON a PNNCMM OP I 5-LB. BAG • FLORIDA ORANGES • REDEEMABLE THRU | JAN. 27.107* 6*4-A district has owned a desirable site, a lot west of the George- Worts filling station, for some time, the commissioners have been conservative and chose to wait for the proper time to approve building plans. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of January 22, 1969) , Rev D D. Johnson, pastor of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, has accepted the call to become regional director for American Missions of the American Lutheran church. He will terminate his duties at the Shepherd of the Hills church Jan. 31 and begin his new duties Feb. 1. With the filing deadline les$ than three weeks in the future, "petitions are being filed for city offices To date. Mayor Donald Doherty, City Clerk Earl Walsh, Treasurer Thomas F. Bolger, Alderman Theodore Pitzen in Ward I, Aldermao Joseph Etten in Ward II and Alderman Raymond Smith in Ward III have filed for reelection One contest is evident, with Joseph Stanel^ filing for the aldermanic seat in Ward II. Safety Hints By Alan J Dixon Secretary of State Speed is a major factor in many accidents. Excessive speed, when combined, with other violations, mechanidli failure or errors in judgment, becomes the added ingredient which often brings disaster Illinois law provides for absolute maximum limits, and in some casest minimum speeds as well When minimum limits aren't posted, drivers still may not drive so slowly that they interfere with normal traffic movement You may drive at the maximum allowable speed only under safe conditions The law provides that no one shall drive at a speed which is greater thap is reasonable and proper wit' regard to traffic conditions and the use of the highway, oc 'which endangers the safety of r • pr or • " f Sp»*e^. lI-IO ii decreased, if neces^ . • safety, when: 1. Approaching and crossing an intersection. 2. Approaching and going around a curve 3. Approaching the top of a hill. 4. Traveling on a narrow or winding roadway 5. Hazards exist due to pedestrians, traffic, weather or road conditions 6. It is necessary for the purpose of avoiding a collision with pedestrians or other vehicles. (A copy of the Rules of the Road will be sent to you upon request. Write to Alan J Dixon, Secretary of State. Springfield, 111., 62756.) CONSUMER GUIDELINES Tire Info A new gradiny system u,ill assist consumers in gettiny the best hm,1 when purchasing automobile- tir& Grades will not specify actual mileage buyers can expect, but relative tread life compared to other types of tires arid will be labeled for traction Katings will be based ori a< tual performance monitored by 'he National Highway Traffic Safer\.Ad ministration NOTICE to depositors of McHENRY SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION IN ORDER to comply with federal law, we've prepared a Mortgage Loan Disclosure State­ ment showing where our Home Loans and Home Improvement Loans were made during the last f iscal year. SHOULD YOU wish to in spect same, a copy of this rep6rt is avai lable on request at our McHenry Off ice during regular off ice hours. McHENRY SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 1209 N. Green Street * McHenry, I I I . 60050 /