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PAGE 6- PLAINDEALEH -iWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1984 ffgeneral News Class refunding project benefits mother, son BPW scholarships honor late high school teacher The McHenry Business and Professional Women announce their 1984 scholarship program. Two scholarships in the name of Maurie Taylor, a long time educator at McHenry High School and highly regarded in the community, will be awarded in open competition between graduating seniors from McHenry School, East and West, and Johnsburg High School. Applications are available in the Guidance office of each high school. An additional scholarship in memory of Maurie Taylor will be presented to an undergrad­ uate college student from the McHertry-Johnsburg area majoring in the field of education. Applications for this scholarship may be obtained by contacting Kathleen Moehling, > scholarship chairman, at 3804 N. Spring Grove Road, McHenry. A fourth scholarship will be given to a woman over 30 years old who is returning to school to further her education. This scholarship winner is chosen by the Foundations Committee. Applications are available from Ms. O'Leary at 3705 W. Waukegan Road, McHenry. Augsbureer 6 1 2 O Z . N.R. BOTT. Old Milwaukee 24-12 oz CANS YOU COULD WIN $3,000,000 THIS WEEK PLAY LOTTO SALE BEER NOT ICED Dear June'"SeHdtag- for manufacturers' refunds has been an educational experien< for me and for my 9-year-oI son. Recently he came home and told me about a project his class was doing. The teacher had asked all the children to bring in labels showing various weights, ounces, grams and liters. Well, being an avid refunder for more than three years, my proof-of- purchase files contained just what he needed. I picked out 50 labels with interesting weights and he took them to school. The following day I asked my son if he had enough labels and he replied: "Yes, mom, our bulletin board is filled. Mr. Beck asked me how I got so many good labels and I told him you were a refunder." I've saved the best part for last. After the project was over, my son came home with a surprise for me. He had asked the teacher if he could have all the labels on the bulletin board instead of them being thrown in the trash. I'm now helping my son use the labels to send for refund offers. His class project was a wonderful lesson that we both benefited from - Linda Slater, Penton, Mich. Dear Linda: Getting children involved in couponing and refunding gives them skills that can bring them hundreds and even thousands of dollars. The checks and dollar Hbills they receive in the mail in exchange for box tops and labels give them a feeling of ac­ complishment and makes them more financially responsible. Dear June: What should you do if you get home from the supermarket and discover that someone has taken a box top or other proof-of-purchase from one of the packages you bought? - Barbara R. Akron, Mich. Dear Barbara: If a portion of a package is missing and it is important to you, then by all means return it to the store, and have it replaced with one that is intact. You might also want to speak to the store manager and alert him to the problem so he can watch for the POP theif who is stealing his box tops. Smart Shopping Award 1 The Smart Shopping Award goes to Janet Rainer of Staten Island, N.Y.: "I puchased two boxes of Cheer detergent which were price at $1.09. I gave the cashier two 75-cent coupons, so 1 paid only 34 cents each. When I got home I found a Cheer free, box offer and mailed in the two net weight statements. My final cost will be 68 cents plus a postage stamp for three boxes of an excellent detergent. Here is a refund form to write for: A $2 rebate. Ekco $2 Rebate, P.O. Box NB-188, El Paso, TX. 79977. This offer expires May 31, or while supply oi cards lasts. Save the Universal Product Code sym­ bols from any four selected PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB. 1 THRU FEB. 7 LIQUOR Bailey's Irish Cream$ | Q98 POP Coke, Diet Coke, Decaff. Coke 8-16 OZ. BOTT. 750 ML Calvert Gin ST98 1.75 LITER Smirnoff Vodka $098^ 1.75 LITER Hiram Walkers Canadianc©98n? 1.75 LITER ' B&L Scotch $^98 > 1.75 LITER PLUS DEP 2 LITER Wines sroo Liebfraumilch 750 ML 2.19 3:s500 SUNTANNING WE TAMED THE SUN... ...and made it comfortable! FREE TRIAL CALL 344-2202 UNLIMITED VISITS FOR 30 DAYS... *75 MAX. VISIT -- I MR. MUST BE 4S MS. APART GUARANTEED IMMEDIATE TANNING... MEDICALLY PROVEN...SAFER THAN THE SUN! McHENRY NAUTILUS 804 MILL ST IN McHENRY kitchen tools and-or gadgets, plus the register tape with the purchase price circled. Here is this week's list of refund offers. Start looking for the required refund forms, which you can obtain at the supermarket, in newspapers and magazine advertisements and from trading with friends. Meanwhile, start collecting the needed proof-of-purchase as detailed below. Today's refund offers have a value of $12.02. Vegetables, Starches, Fruits (File No. 4). These offers require refund forms: Green Giant Little Green Sprout Corn-On-The-Cob Holders. Receive a set of eight. Send the required refund form and three proof of purchase panels from Green Giant Corn- On-The-Cob, or one proof-of- purchase panel and $1.95 for each set. There is no limit on this offer. Expires April 30. LaChoy $1 refund. Send the required refund form and three Universal Product Code sym­ bols, along with the net weight statements from any com­ bination of the following: LaChoy Bean Sprouts, LaChoy Chop Suey Vegetables or Fancy Mixed Chinese Vegetables. Expires Feb. 29. Mueller's Free Fettucine and Classic Cheese Sauce offer. Receive a coupon for a free package of Mueller's Pasta Shapes and Sauces, Fettucine and Classic Cheese Sauce. Send the required refund form and cooking directions from three packages (any flavor) of Pasta Shapes and Sauces. March 31. Pepperidge Farm photo otter Receive one 5-by-7 colo enlargement of Jxriiday..dinner photo. Send the required refund form and. the ingredient panel from any bag of Pepperidge Farm Stuffing, the negative of your holiday dinner photo plus £0 cents postage and handling. Circle the film size. Expires March 31. Skinner Pasta Salad Recipe Book offer. Receive a 50-cent coupon for Skinner Elbow Macaroni or Shell Macaroni and Pasta Salads recipe book. Send the required refund form, and two nutrition information panels from any Skinner pasta product, plus > 35 cents postage and handling. Expires March 31. Uncle Ben's Tong offer. Receive free salad tongs; a retail value of $1.69. Send the required refund form and four proof-of-purchase seals from any size of Uncle Ben's Con­ verted Brand Rice. Expires Oct. 31, or while supplies last. Veg-All Family Recipe offer. Receive a Veg-All Family Recipe booklet. Send the required refund form and one Veg-all label. Expires June 1. Bonus. This offer doesn't require a refund form. Birds Eye Farm Fresh Mixtures Coupon Refund, General Foods Corp., P.O. Box 7127, Kankakee, II. 60902. Receive three 30-cent coupons, each good toward the purchase of two packages. Send two Birds Eye symbols from the front of any Birds Eye Farm Fresh Mixture packages. Expires Feb. 29. NIMC offers informational program for older adults The education department of Northern Illinois Medical Center (McHenry Hospital) will present a program designed for the older adult population. The informative series will be held on four Wednesday afternoons in February from 3:30 U»4;90 p.m. This program will M9gTlii*#er questions concerning the needs and changes the older adult experiences. The series was developed to identify physical changes that occur as a result of the aging process, and to discuss changes in the thought processes of the older adult in his or her in­ terrelationship with society. Information will be offered concerning nutrition, diet, and exercise specific to the aging adult. Topics include: Feb. 8 and 15, "The Aging Process", presented by Edward F. Wilt, Jr., MD, FACP; Feb. 22, "The Psycho- Social Changes and Aging", presented by Leah Pendarvis, BA,MA, PhD; Feb. 29, "Nutrition, Diet, and Exercise for the Older Adult", presented by Barbara Zinkahn, RD, clinical dietitian. Each session will be held in the employee dining room on the main floor of the hospital, 3516 West Waukegan Road. Persons interested in attending one or more of these sessions should call 815-385-2200, extension 700, no later than Feb. 7, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. This program is offered free of charge as a service of Northern Illinois Medical Center. HERE ai MARTINS MARKED DOWN SUPER SPECIALS! ewing Classes for February! CLOTHING: r 8 PC. SOLID OAK DINING ROOM SIT Trestle Style Table, 6 Chairs and China $3024.00 Value $149900 BROYNILL 7 PC. DINING ROOM SET Table. 4 Chairs, China & Server $1275.00 Value *699°° 3 PC. NORWALK LIVING ROOM SET Sofa, Loveseat & Chair $1502.50 Value $75000 7 PC. OAK DINING ROOM SET by KELLER 42" Round Ped. Table 6 Chairs. $1675.00 Value $39995 r TWIN, FULL or QUEEN SIZE SLEEPER Value to $504 95 Your Choice s29995 Eo. 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH WITH APPROVED CREDIT AND 10% DOWN! ALL ABOVE ITEMS ARE CASH 8 CARRY, ALL SALES FINAL 1 0 51 3U01S 3UI1N11H1 Nl L ~t i»l •90 LAKE AVI WOODSTOCK (115)338-0404 DAILY « I* 5:30 MOM A FRI * I* * CLOSED SUNDAY BEGINNING SEWING - learn to make simple skirts and tops. Fridays at 10 a.m. 7 classes. February 10-March 30. $40.00 BRIDAL/PROM - making your own prom or wed­ ding dress can be fun! Saturdays at 10 a.m., February 11,18,25. Text included $18.00 DECORA TING: Make your own curtains! Tuesdays at 4 p.m. February 21,28, March 6. Text included $18.00 WARM WINDOW insulated shades - Roman Shades - save on heating and cooling! 1 class, Saturdays at 2 p.m., February 4,11, 18 or 25. $10.00 CRAFTS* (^fundable with fabric purchase) VALENTINE APPLIQUE HOOP -1 class, Wednes­ day, February 8 at 4 p.m. or Tuesday, February 14 at 10 a.m. (Materials included) $8.00 COVERED PHOTO ALBUM - nostalgic photo! album. You bring album, we supply fabric - calico and trim. 1 class, Tuesday, February 7, 2 p.m. or Thursday, February 16 at 2 p.m. $15.00 PICTURE BOOK PATCHES - make easy, lively crafts with printed fabric squares. Thursday, February 9, 4 p.m. or Monday, February 13, 11 a.m. FREE' KITTY PILLOW - kitten patch pillow with country look - easy! Thursday, February 23 at 2 p.m. or Mon­ day, February 27 at 10 a.m. $10.00 (Materials included) SEWING MACHINES: VIKING SHOWCASE - see all the newest Vikings in action - you'll be amazed! Friday, February 10, 6-8 p.m. or Friday, February 24,6-8 p.m. FREE! VIMM. SKWING MACHINES Al IHORI/U) DKAI KK MAIN STREET ^ „ FABRICS]-1 229 Main Slreel 815/338-7370 Woodstock Ardith Shishmian. manager Hours: Dail> 9:30-5:30; Kri. 9:30-8; Closed Sun. F YOU NEED A BEST FREND check the PET SECTION in Classified TAX HELP 385-7825 F O R A H E l P F U L T A X T I P