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A new White Hen Pantry opens with ribbon-cutting ceremony PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER •!WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY IS. 1984 A new White Hen Pantry, the convenience food store known for its ready-to-eat foods, is now open at 3808 W. Elm Street in McHenry. The official grand opening was held last Thursday. The store, features -fresh deli meat, cheese and salads, fresh bakery, and fresh produce, as wdl as a full line of dry (groceries, dairy products and iheatth and beauty aids. A specialty ares? "The Sand­ wich Works,"* prepares deli sandwiches and party trays during all store hours. As ac­ companiments, there's a complete selection of "ready-to- go's," such as hot coffee and tea, ice cold beverages, snacks and desserts. The Elm Street, McHenry White Hen Pantry is open 24 hours every day, including Sundays and holidays. Owner- operators are Patrick and Cindi Smith. Mayor Joe Stanek cut the traditional red ribbon and led the assemblage inside the new facility. Congratulations were extended to owners Pat and Cindi Smith by the mayor, E.D.C. Director of Development Bill Bolger, E.D.C. Commercial Chairman Butch Meyer, Chamber Treasurer Keith Leathers, County E.D.C. representative, Bob Morris, and White Hen executive Joe Taylor. Certificates of commendation were presented to the Smiths by the Chamber and the McHenry Area E.D.C. to acknowledge their growth and development and the growth and development they provide for McHenry. On Jan. 22nd, 1983, Pat and Cindi Smith purchased the White Hen Pantry at 4802 W. Elm Street in the Lakeland Park area. At that time they also owned a White Hen Pantry in Mundelein and resided in Wauconda. It took only one month for them to decide that McHenry was a good place to live but at that time they had no idea they would be consolidating their business interest in McHenry as well. Hie White Hen corporate staff recognized the value of the opportunity being presented by the large and vacant parking lot of the old Jewel property. They conducted a survey to determine the market radius of Lakeland Park White Hen Pantry and immediately decided to place a second location on that property. On Dec. 23 at 9:30 a.m. the Smiths sold their Mundelein store and at noon opened then- second McHenry White Hen Pantry at 3808 W. Elm. Mayor Joseph Stanek, third from right, cuts ribbon marking official grand opening of the new White Hen Pantry on Elm Street. From left are Alderman Edward Datz, White Hen Zone Manager Joe Taylor, Kit Carstens, chairman of STAFF PHOTO-WAYNf GA YlOftD the Mc Henry Environmental Development Committee; Pat and Cindi Smith, store owners; AAayor Stanek, William Bolger, director of the AAEDC, and Alderman Gary Snell. JULIE gets a million calls Unseen but always present are un­ derground pipelines, cables and other faculties used by energy, communications and similar companies to provide services that make for a better standard of living. Protecting the structural integrity of these systems from damage caused by digging or earth moving is necessary if major disruptions are to be avoided. That's why J.U.L.I.E. (Joint Utility Locating Information for Excavators) was formed. J.U.L.I.E. recently received its one-millionth call for a location and was honored Feb. 9 in a Joliet ceremony sponsored by the Illinois Commerce Commission. The system, one of the nation's best, gives property owners, contractors and .excavators the convenience of contracting owners of underground lines with only one telephone call. Upon notification, member companies locate and mark facilities to BRIEFS TRIVIA WINNERS Ron Bykowski, president, announces that Carol Bradley, Ann Stanich and Rory Marshall of Century 21 Real Estate were on the WIND "Company Challenge ".the local team broke the tie and won an AM-FM Clock radio each and a weekend for six at at St. Charles resort. RECOGNITION Margaret Norgard, p.m. shift nursing supervisor at Memorial Hospital, has been named the "Employee of the Year" by an employee committee. Lois Kinney, committee chairman, said Mrs. Norgard was chosen from the 12 "Employee of the Month" nominees recognized during 1983. N minimize the potential for accidents. Before J.U.L.I.E., the system for helping excavators was not streamlined. Con­ tractors had to call each utility, often not knowing whom to contact or what in­ formation would be needed. When customers call, (48-hour advance notice is required, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and holidays) they must provide the county, township, seciton number and quarter section, information which can be obtained from property records, tax records or local governmental agencies. Besides coordinating location of utility facilites, oneof J.U.L.I.E.'s main tasks is to keep the public well informed. The cooperation of home owners, businesses and municipalities and excavators is required to ensure the program's success. Services provided by J.U.L.I.E. save utilites and their customers the cost of repairing damaged equipment and the inconvenience and hazard of interrupted service. If you're digging, call J.U.L.I.E. at 1-800- 892-0123. CHARTERS 10 EUROPE BOOK URLT...F0R EXTRA SAVINGS! FROM FROM LONDON J499 PARIS !29 FRANKFURT FROM A & MADRID 1242 CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL 3405 W. ELM, McHENRY 385-7500 "Pfwndobl* Trovl STVIC* Sine* 1961" WINTER WALLCOVERING SALE! NOW THRU SATURDAY, FEBUARY 18, 1984 30% OFF WALLPAPER SALE 2g<y OVER 2600 PATTERNS PREPASTED VINYL, PAPERS & HEAVY CANVAS VINYLS SAVE $3°°„. GALLON ON BENJAMIN MOORE'S FINEST INTERIOR FLAT WALL PAINT |H9p§ • AQUA VELVET LATEX EGGSHELL FINISH RHHS, SAVE 20% DURING OUR WINTER FRAME SALE ALL CUSTOM ft STOCK ARE ON SALE 1 NOW THRU FEB. 18, 1984 •ALL 1600 COLORS ARE ON SALE! STOCK UP NOW! 1 NOW THRU FEB. 18, 1984 SJ SAVE 20% DURING OUR WINTER FRAME SALE ALL CUSTOM ft STOCK ARE ON SALE 1 NOW THRU FEB. 18, 1984 / COMPLIMENTARY DESIGN SERVICE WITH EACH ORDER-WE LL CHEERFULLY ASSIST YOU WITH ANY OF YOUR COLOR, TEXTURE OR PATTERN NEEDS AND; AT NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE. iMoorcy PAINT! McHenry 385-7353 HOURS: Doily 7:45*6 Frl. til 8, Sot. 8-5 SALE ENDS FEB.18,1984 •CUSTOM WINDOW TREATMENTS •DRAPERIES •WOVENS •MINI'S «SOFT SHAPES There s no month like February ... it's cold, cruel and you start to go a little crazy And we're no exception. Because \ you're feeling blue ... and turning A blue from the cold, we're having a Blue Sale"! Bring in your frameable, that is Wue, and frame-it-yourself ... then we'll give you 15% Off* our already low prices. If you don't have a blue subject to frame ... show up with blue socks and well give you the same deal! 372 Virginia St. Crystal Lake, III. 455-2330 THE FRAME IT YOURSELF STORE *0ftar food lor $50 worth oI Do-It Ymirwlf Framing «t participating ttom •Offer expires Feb. 29,1984 HOURS mondaythruthursday FRIDAY AWSATMMYl SUNDAYs| SALE DATES: WED.. FEB. 15 THRU TUES.f FEB. 21 Old Milwaukee Or Old Milwaukee Light Beer Ron Rico Rums sum kr or Gold , I f.-- COMPLETE REFUND DETAILS IN STORE Less Mail- In Refund Less Mail- In Refund Your Net Cost Your Net Cost 24 12 OZ. CANS 'COMPLETE REFUND DETAILS IN STORF rw iw II v< Augsburger Beers 24-12 OZ. BTLS 1.75 LITRES 1.75 LITRES f/ IIS OUT...WE'VE SOT SELECTION, VALUE, AND PRICEI I Villa ^ Banfi Wines Martini California Burgundy Sale 2 FOR Less Mail- In Refund -- l.o LiiHtS 750 ML On Two v Paul Masson Wines Wente California Chiblis Or K21̂ \ Rose Your Net Cost For Two v* 'COMPLETE REFUND DETAILS ON DISPLAY IN STORE. Bwgwdy J Rose Set 1.5 LITRES 1.5 LITRES J Libbey Entertainer 24 pc. Barware Glass Set OGrady's Thick Cut Potato Chips •Regular •A a Grwtin Fetzer 1981 Cabernet Sauvignon 8-Beverage S-Rocks 8-Cooler 7V2 8 OZ. 750 ML 750 ML J OUR EVERYDAY LOW KKKSn OUR EVERYDAY LOW FRKESI > Pepsi Diet Pepsi Pepsi Free m* Free Sprite Tab Cola Sag* Free Pepsi Free 8-16 OZ. BOTTLES 0-16 OZ. BOTTLE