The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

SECTION 2 - PAGE I - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12,1N3 Our thrift store prices have never *Laî Family "Whites* THIN SLICED ENRICHED BREAC •g&a. -- • White (2 lb) Large family size, great for sandwiches. CM» jWC IWV [marpfrgjgy ; /*"hWhite*- >f;i" •*n etmtmoVUc p,, *smm M«H White (tea loaf) (1 lb) Thinly sliced and perfect for toasting. Save 40C Cinnamon Raisin (1 lb) The perfect combination for toasting and unique sandwiches. Save 54C Whole Wheat (lib) Whole wheat goodness and Repperidge Farm's naturally good taste. Save 40C y Very Thin White/Rve/Wheat (1 lb) Makes for a great light sandwich and a crispy piece of toast. Save 40C Wheat (1V4 lb) Large loaf of whole wheat for those who can't get enough natural taste. Save 4<K f ip- Family Rye (1 lb) Fnach Bread (stkk) family-sized rye for large The one loaf of bread that turns any meal into a special occasion. Save 40C appetites. Save 40C • - TTZ7Z E EPPERIDCE FARM TF 1033 Gulf Road Schaumburg Flossmoor Commons Plaza 3313 West Volmer Road Flossmoor T H R I F T S T O R E S 9900 S. W Highway 748 Ogden Avenue Oaklawn Downers Grove ."'a** 1290 DeerfiekJ Road Highland Park 312 Lawrencewood Shopping Center Niles R.W. LIQUIDATORS 63 N. Ayer Street - Harvard, I L . 4611 W. E lm Street - McHenry , IL . M o n . , Tues. , Wed. , Thurs . , Sat ar^d Sun. 9 AM to 6 PM Fr io jay 9 AM to 9 PM The 'ems id .er t ised in th is t id . i re not leader ter ras |us t t o qet yo i m our • r r but repr<- ,ent *ht . - same comparat . < p r . • r .q throuqhou* , j r en t i re sJore and wi l l be so ld a t these pr •< .< • / • , r t t i l l iqu idated fOPEN ̂ SUNDAY L 9 - 6 J I t i t 's not a bargain . . . \ \ c don' t have i t ! MM DONALD H. BELL Harvard professor men's day speaker teaching in th< history department at Harvard, he al« Men's Day at McHenry County College will offer county - residents the opportunity to meet Donald H. Bell, assistant professor of history a t H a r v a r d University and author of the book Being A Man:The P a r a d o x O f Masculinity, who is t h e f e a t u r e d ter Saturday, 15. Bell will discuss the roles that men find themselves in as rapid change in our society has forced them to re­ examine assumptions related to such issues as work and career, male female relationships and parenting. ~ Bell is a specialist in social and economic history, especial ly the history of the family, labor and the working class. From his studies of the family BeU developed an interest in the evolution of sex roles ' in industrial society. His book studies alterations in the contemporary male role. Bell currently is c o - e d i t i n g a collect ion of writings on American labor history. He has published a number of articles dealing with the historical evolution of sex roles and labor history. Before Harvard, Bell taught at MIT and Smith College. In addition to the J, t e a c h e s i n conjunction with Harvard's department of social studies and the committee on women's studies. Men's Day is an opportunity for examination, discussion and evaluation of issues facing men today. From 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 15, participants will share ideas and hear professionals as well as peers discuss the stresses men face and how to cope with them. A variety of seminars will be offered following Bell 's address. There will be time t o b e c o m e acquainted with the College, its . and services, to meet College and other men . of the area. Both men and w o m e n a r e encouraged to attend Men's Day. To register come t o M C C ' s registration office Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. On Friday the office is open 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. * Special arrangements have also been made for registrations be accepted for Men's Day by calling the college at 455-3700 and a s k i n g f o r registration. Plan to register by Oct. 13. / / •• vSe'U save voo «nf\ „ $5A0 ° *20° » rosturep SAVE HUNDREDS ON EVERY 1983 , MODEL! If you don't mind sleeping on a 1983 cover (and who would know but you) we'll save you plenty on Sealy's best! We must clear our floors for new models com­ ing in. And you benefit with close-out prices that will soon be history! These are famous Posturepedics that promise no morning backache from sleeping on a too-soft mattress. Hurry for best selection! When these are gone, they're all gone--shop early! m New models are coming in so we're forced to close-out all our S3 Posturepedics at incredibly low prices! What a chance to save on America's No 1 seller--the one that promises no morning back­ ache from sleeping on a too-soft mattreas. Shop now for biggest selection! BKSBBI SM. Our Reputation is your Guarantee DONAHUE FURNITUREI FURNITURE SHOWPLACE OF THE MIO-WEST 1818 S. Rt. 47 (South of 14) Open Wednesdays 10 A.M.-4 P.M., Woodstock < 815-338-1086