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J PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1979 Auto values. gffiXHMH! EOiffiDieilliBS USECHARG-ALL CREDIT TO DO AUTO REPAIRS NOW Steel-belted radial white walls. • 2 radial plies of polyester cord for comfortable rides • 2 rugged steel belts for stabilizing tread action ---- Road Grappler Radial Tl'BELESS WHITEWALL SIZE FITS METRIC SIZES HEGULAR PRICE EACH SALE PRICE EACH PLUS F.E.T. EACH -- 155ft-13m $51 $38 1.65 BR78-13+ I65R-13 " 175R 13 $53 $54 $40 $41 1.81 1.98 165R-14 • • $58 $44 1 96 DR7H-14 175R-14 $H2 $47 2.27 EK78-14 1S5R-14 $B7 $51 2.38 FR78-14 195R 14 $71 $54 2.55 GR7H-14 HR78-I4 205R-14 215R-14 $76 $82 $58 $63 2 65 2.95 165R-15^ $60 $45 1.99 (1H7H-15 , 205R-15 $82 $63 2.73 HK78-15 215R-I5 $89 $68 2.96 LR7N-15 235R-15 $99 $76 3 30 Single r.idial ply 'Single rayon radial ply; tread design not shown Sale ends February 9. as A78-13 tubeless black wall; plus $1.69 f.e.t. ea. Our smooth-riding 4-ply. • 4-ply polyester cord body for smooth rides • Wide "78" series tread design for stability The affordables! Bias-ply Runabout Runabout Belted f»FV EACH PLUS F.E.T. EACH W PLUS F.E.T. EACH A78-13 B78-13 $18 $20 1 62 1.73 $22 $24 1 74 1.86 D7814 E78-14 F78-14 G78-14 H78-14 $26 $28 $29 $31 1.93 2 10 2 22 2 38 $31 $32 $34 $35 $38 205 2 21 2 34 2.53 2 76 B78-15 G78-15 H78-15 L78-15 $23 $31 $33 1 66 2 44 2 66 $37 $40 $46' 2 59 2 82 3 11 NO TRADE IN NEEDED available. $3 more each Runabout Belted Whitewalls Available in whitewall onlv Low as A78-13 tubeless blackwall; plus $1.71 f.e.t. ea. Our glass-belted tire. • 2 impact-resistant fiberglass belts • 2 polyester plies for comfortable rides "S © 23% off. Compact, portable lV^-ton floor jack. 64" Lightweight jack for on- the-road or at-home use. Lifts 1 wheel at a time. Regularly 84.99 Save 2.73 Handy, lever-action 14V2-oz grease gun. Cartridge, dis- penser or bulk J "O loads. Use any type of grease. Reg. 6.69 Save 30.11 Speed-O-Stat® electronic speed control. H o l d s a p r e s e t s p e e d /*AQQ t o e l i m i n a t e f a t i g u e Regularly 99.99 and unintended speeding. on n KXtfJg, Save 19c Our 10w30 all-season detergent motor oil. Helps protect R«*w ' your engine at all temperatures. quart 1.79 pour apout SI awuy JTPUiMri: CDCC ^ /M4INTEKMNCE FREE GET AWAY 48 Type Cold Crank Amps 22F 350 24.24F, 74 380 27F 470 1M Save 22% Wards Get Away 48 is maintenance free! a#88 Reg. 49.95 exch. It's designed to require no additional water! Housed in a thin, but tough, high-impact polypropylene case. Plenty of energy plates for sure, power- packed starts in any weather. Enough power for all of your accessories, too! Get Away 24, Reg. low 25.95 exch. LET WARDS* EXPERTS RUSTPROOF YOUR CAR AH /f Q88 All Vans & CQ88 Can Light Trucks lly Call For Appointment . ;4 j Wheel alignment 0 •( \ service for most .v ra v US cars. Labor only. • , ii» LET WARDS* EXPERTS RUSTPROOF YOUR CAR AH /f Q88 All Vans & CQ88 Can Light Trucks lly Call For Appointment . ;4 j Wheel alignment 0 •( \ service for most .v ra v US cars. Labor only. • , ii» mnm FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE THE AUTO SERVICE IS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon. thru Fri. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. S a t . 8 • 5 . S u n . 1 1 - 5 Crystal Lake 105 Northwest Highway Route 14 Phone 815459-6450 FREE PARKING Observe Catholic Schools Week Marian Central McHenry county's only Catholic secondary school, Marian Central Catholic high school, with an enrollment of 700 students, is celebrating Catholic Education week from Feb. 4-10. Marian is one of eight Catholic schools in McHenry county that serves as the educational institution for approximately 2,800 students. Catholic Schools week is sponsored by the National Catholic Education association and the theme for this year is "Next to the Family, the Catholic Schools/' The NCEA in constructing this theme has stated, "The relationship between the Catholic school and the family is the key to the success of much of our educational effort. The school can serve the child or adolescent by encouraging this vital relationship during a period when families often feel the pressure of these changing times." Father Michael Tierney, director of Religious Studies at Marian, said, "You can count on our Catholic schools being different because faith is part of our education. We believe that all people are understood as God-related and our Catholic schools develop values that flow from the church." Marian will be hosting an open house for all parents and interested observers of Catholic education Thursday and Friday, Feb. 8 and 9. Guests are asked to register in the main office prior to at­ tending classes. Student hosts will be available to direct guests to various classes. Montini "Catholic Schools -- Next to the Family" is the national theme of this year's celebration of Catholic Schools week, Feb. 4-10. Montini Catholic schools are celebrating this week with special Masses, Feb. 2 at the Middle school, Feb. 9 at the Primary center; Bible vigils and student activities, in­ cluding a dressup day Feb. 9. The theme is appropriate for Montini, whose philosophy of education is rooted in the concept of school as a rein- forcer of family values and an extension of family life. The formal education of a child is approached in the context of family, and this includes much parental involvement in the schools and its programs. Parents in the buildings throughout the school day are visible signs of this notion of community of home and school working together in a common effort - the education of the child, fhijs motor moms, librarians, aides, etc., are more than just volunteer help; they are vital components of the theological construct. Thus, Montini prides itself on its home-school cooperation and communication which helps to build community, or in this context, a broader family. This can also be seen in the jurisdiction of the schools, with parents managing the school through participation in school board and Parents association activities. This feature of "local control" with very little or none of the controls of federal and state bureaucracies is more »i <i more being seen as a source • strength by society as a whole The American CatholU bishops have chosen the theme for this year's celebration in order to emphasize these facts in a society where the nuclear family increasingly comes under attack. Montini is very proud to be a part of this tradition. Income Tax Forms Available Illinois taxpayers who need 1978 income tax forms can obtain them at 'several locations throughout the state. More than 4.4 million state income tax booklets were mailed in December by the Illinois Department of Revenue to Illinois residents who filed state tax returns last year. Persons who have not received a booklet can obtain the 11-1040 form at any district office of the Illinois Depart­ ment of Revenue or at area offices of the Internal Revenue Service. In addition, forms may be obtained by writing the Department of Revenue at Box 3545, Springfield, 111., 62708 Assistance and information on the state income tax is available free of charge by calling 641-2150 in Cook county, and 1-800-252-8972, a toll-free number, elsewhere in Illinois. Taxpayer assistants are at these numbers from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each week day. The Low Serves You Copyright Laws Protect The Author A person who writes an original poem on a sheet of paper has a copyright to the poem as soon as the poem is completed. At that time the author may register the copyright claim with the Register of Copyrights. In addition, when the author publishes or places the work for public distribution, whether it is registered or not, a notice of copyright must be placed on the work, and if the author fails to apply this notice to all copies, the copyright may be lost forever. The notice must include the word "copyright" or the symbol (c), the year of first publication, and the name of the owner of the copyright. This notice must be placed on the work in a conspicuous location, such as the title page. According to the Illinois State Bar association, a copyright is a type of protection granted by federal law which concerns the creative works of individuals. The owner of a copyright is granted certain exclusive rights (with some limitations) to work, such as the right to: 1. Reproduce the copyrighted work in copies or phonorecords; 2. Prepare derivative works (adaptations) based upon the copyrighted work; 3. Distribute copies to the public by sale or other transfer of ownership ; 4. Perform the copyrighted work publicly; and 5. Display the copyrighted work publicly. Copyright protection extends to original works of authorship (published or unpublished) which include literary, musical, artistic, dramatic and other types of intellectual works. Copyright protection does not extend to such things as ideas, procedures, concepts, or discoveries. Nor does it prevent the use by others of the ideas or information contained in an author's work. Copyright ex­ tends only to the form in which ideas or concepts are ex­ pressed. Generally, copyright in a work created after Jan. 1, 1978, starts from its creation (when it is written for the first time) and lasts for a term consisting of the life of the author and fifty years after the author's death. For works made for hire, anonymous works, and works under an assumed name, the term is 75 years from publication or 100 years from creation, whichever is shorter. from HISTORY'S SCRAPBOOK DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS February 2, 1962 -- A Marine Corps corporal, John Uelses of Quantico, Virginia, becomes the first pole vaulter to reach 16 feet. February 3, 1913 -- The Sixteenth, or Income Tax, Amendment to the Constitution becomes law. February 4, 1962 -- A private research agency, the Population Reference Bureau, estimates that 7? billion persons have lived on the earth since the dawn of mankind. February 5, .... Constitution Day in Mexico -- This day com­ memorates the Mexican Constitutions of 1857 and 1H7. February 6,1964 -- Fidel Castro orders the cut-off of the normal Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The the earlier seizure of four Cuban fishing Florida. February 7, 1827 -- The first ballet group to be formed in the United States performs at the Bowery Theatre in New York. February 8, 1587 -- Mary, Queen of Scots, is beheaded after be­ ing charged with plotting the murder of Britain's Queen Elizabeth 1. water suppj action vessels FINALLY, SOME GOOD NEWS ABOUT THE BUZZARD OF 79 ON ALL MERCHANDISE WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, FEB.7-10™ Shovel out your driveway, because for four days only, Plywood Minnesota is reducing all merchandise by 10%. Just like you, we've been hit by the blizzard, so we're holding this special sale to encourage you to come out of hibernation for the remodeling materials you need. It could be the first good news you've had about the Blizzard of '79. KEOFF ON ALL WALLPAPERS Our racks are bursting with super values throughout the price range--including new spring patterns. KEOFF ON ALL CARPETING Both pre-padded carpets that you lay down yourself, and carpets we'll install professionally at your convenience. KEOFF ON ALL CABINETS Both kitchen cabinets and bathroom van­ ities, complete with cultured marble tops and faucets. KEOFF ON ALL PANELING Finish off your rec room or family room < with terrific buys from the largest ; selection in the ; midwest. PLYWOOD MINNESOTA WOODSTOCK 1230 Davis Road (Bypass Rt. 14 & 47) Across from Farm & Fleet - 815-338-1440 Hours: Monday ft Friday 9 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday 9 a.m.-6 p.m.: Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m Rt.14 • R t. 4 7 Davis Rd. New , Plywood - Minnesota Warehouse