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PAGE 14-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1972 Mood Bonk Program Urged By Bod Cross The Jayceettes of Cary have recently sponsored an American Red Cross Blood Bank program, the first in MeHenry county This program provides that if a member of a family donates one pint of blood, he receives the following benefits: One pint guarantees unlimited blood anywhere in continental U.S.A., covers all blood needs, but not hospital charge for transfusing blood In the case of hemophiliacs, it covers all raw blood, but not pharmaceutical charges for manufacturing artificial blood factors. If the community fulfills a community quota, all members of the community are protected even though the members were unable to donate themselves. The American Red Cross is anxious to have all com­ munities in MeHenry county avail themselves of this op­ portunity Any sponsoring INCOME TAX SERVICE SINCE 1955 DAILY 9 to 9 385-4410 S •Fast and efficient service •Year around assistance •Computerized Returns •Individually Verified We have been doing tax service work in this area far 16 years, with a full * time staff, working year around to assist our clients. Paul A.Schwegel&Co 4410 W. ROUTE 120 385-4410 McHENRY group may get information by calling American Red Cross, MeHenry county chapter, in Woodstock. Tdx Facts State taxpayers are reminded that use of post office box numbers when corresponding with the Illinois Department of Revenue will assure an early response. According to George E. Mahin, director of the Illinois Department of Revenue, "Needless delays in taxpayer correspondence are caused when improperly addressed mail must be rerouted." All returns and inquiries should be addressed to the Department of Revenue, Springfield, 111. 62708. Post Office box numbers vary according to the nature of the return: Individual returns, Form IL-1040, P.O. Box 3386; IL-1040-ES, or estimated return, P.O. Box 3667; taxpayer assistance, P.O. Box 3545; general mail, P.O. Box 3747; corporation returns, IL-1120, P.O. Box 3426; IL-1041, fiduciary return, P.O. Box 3286. For taxpayers who need help in filling out any of the Illinois income tax forms, taxpayer assistance offices have been established throughout the state. Telephone assistance lines are open in Cook County at 641-2150, and outside Cook County toll-free at 800-972-1630. .i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.m Service News PFC. DAVID MICHALAK Pfc. David Michalak, brother of Sharon Voight of 3305 W. Pearl, graduated from basic training at Fort Polk, La. He is scheduled to report to Fort Benning, Ga., for paratroopers school. The young serviceman is a former student at M.C.H.S. Army Private First Class Steven M. Schwarz, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Sch­ warz, 817 W. Peter street, MeHenry, recently was assigned to the 82nd Airborne Hit Records! Sm fHtt* and many more in your near by Oko Record Department Included are • Tke Oeeri, Absolutely live" • Arefrwmklie, "Tok* o Look" • Pttvle Clerk, "P**vlo Clark Stne« !•' tvecybody*" • Diee. ~SH Down Old e Bill Cosby, 700 MP M and many, many morel 498 AND 598 SERIES ONLY leclvM ore: e Jeckiee Fhre, "Greatest Mitt" e Dm McLean. Amtrtcan *»•" • fertrWft Nelly, "Sound Magai* • TIm Cerfteltrt, TK« Corptntart" • Cerete Kief, "CaroU King M«»k" • NWIeei* "Gather Ma" I 1 2"xl2" REG 98c Shelf Liner ASSORTED COLORS RECTANGULAR TIDY ALL Wastebasket 40 GALLON CAPACITY RfG'199 WITH WICKER TOP 99 LARGE PLASTIC Storage Box WITH COLORED TOP REG •I 49 88 SIX PACK BLATZ 89 Time for Spring Cleaning! 7 0UNCIS LIMON SCINTID RfG6Q« m Behold Furniture Polish «l" 2 2 OUNC'IS R(G 96c « m* c Formica Floor Shine 4 4 NfW FROM WOOilTI 22 0UNCIS Spray Ruf Cleaner HH 14 OUNCI AIROSOl WITH APPUCATOB TOP _ y Upholstery Shampoo I' •ISSfll WALL TO WALL 64 OUNCfS 937 Rug Shampoo «io %•}»-£' J m f protei Trash WITH METAL LOCK LID HANDLES REG '3 W 30 GALLON Trash Can Liners |[RA^ «O.M.S9 BOX OE 18 neiu -- - " • i 8 8 i | > i , PARA _ _ V| 11 ! Moth Crystals or Nuggets ONI POUND reg OAr Paint RoiUr Cow 88' 4" Nylon Paint Brush NYQUIL Nightime Cold Remedy 6 oz. Size 79 Cellulose Sponges and Bucket RIG 99, €• 6*6 • Shampoo •Cream Rinse •Setting Lotion •Setting Gel YOUR CHOICE 39c DIAL "Tin Time Release" Anti- Perspirant Regular or Unscented 99' $1.79 Brighten Your Home uuh Juf-Test! Easy to apply, washable, dries quickly, |ust loap and water clean up Tuf Test is sold exclusively at Osco Drug It's non toxic ond safe lor homes with children Many colors to choose from, including avocado and gold TUF-TEST Latex Wall Paint ONE GALLON $949 0 REG. '4.49 TUF TEST Latex House Paint SUAVE 16 OUNCES • Bubbling Bath Oil Baadt 1 7 OUNCES • Bath Oil Baa* "a0 9Qe EACH 0 J A^VEACH 13 OUNCES Suave NORMAL, UNSCENTED HARD TO HOLD DRY i Wm Visine Eye Drops PLASTIC DROPPER < \ BOTTLE OF 100 RIG *1 22 20 OUNCES Cepacol Mouthwash WHITE ONIY ONE GALLON REG •4 9<> 99 PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY MARCH 4, 1972 3720 West Elm St MeHenry, III. Time to Clean Out the Medicine Cabinet! Medicine! that art no longvr needed or that have become old should be disposed of I 1 JoodMous Have You Seen Osco's Low Proscription Prices? They're on display in *v«ry Osco Pharmacy, so that you can compare and save. Spring can mean coughs and colds and more medical ex­ penses . . . check Osco's low prescription prices today. f \ OSCO c%/um j Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 Saturday 9 to 6 Sunday 9 to 2 division at Ft. Bragg, N.C. Pfc. Schwarz is a military policeman with the division's 82nd Military Police company. He entered the Army in August, 1971, received basic training at Ft. Lewis, Wash., and was last stationed at Ft. Benning, Ga. The Private's wife, Sandra, lives at 3005 Emily lane, MeHenry. Activated in August, 191?f the 82nd Airborne division par­ ticipated in three major of­ fensives in World War 1. The renowned Sgt. Alvin C. York served under its colors. * s A^my Private David W. Michalak, 17, son of Michael Michalak, 3305 AV. Pearl, MeHenry, recently completed eight weeks of basic training at the U.S. Army Training center, infantry, Ft. Polk, La. He received instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, combat tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions. Pvt. Michalak served with Company A, 2d battalion of the 5th Basic Training brigade. Wyoming ranks 8th in area, 47th in population, among our 50 states. \ i Terry Beno Initialed In Phi Kappa Psi Terry Lee Beno, 1820 North Park lane,- MeHenry, was initiated into the Illinois Delta chapter of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity Feb. 6. Honored guests at the initiation included Philip Cornelius, national Phi Kappa Psi fraternity president, and Kent Agnes, district ar- chon. Terry, a freshman in History- pre-iaw at the University of Illinois, pledged his fraternity during the spring of his senior year at MeHenry Community high school. He was initiated in time to participate in the celebration of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity's 120th birthday Feb. 19. 1 NAMED TO COMMITTEE House Speaker W. Robert Blair (R-Park Forest) has announced the appointment of Rep. Bruce Waddell (R- Dundee) as a member of the House Committee on Public Utilities. Representative Waddell will assume the seat left vacant by the recent death of Rep. Horace Gardner. Ecology Club Will Collect Newspapers The Ecology club from Montini Middle school will collect newspapers for recycling this month. A truck will be at the parking lot en­ trance of Hornsby's in the Market Place, Rt. 120. Papers and magazines must be tied separately with a string. They will be collected Friday, March 17, 3:30; to 4:30, Saturday, March 18,10a.m. to5 p.m.; and Sunday, March 19, noon to 5 p.m. Bakery goods and ecology items will be available for sale. There young students ask the public to assist them by giving newspapers and magazines, and at the same time clearing the basement of these items. The Happy People In Town Are Those Who Read the McHENRY PLAINDEALER... Linda Anderson, right, granddaughter of Mrs. Selma Anderson of MeHenry, it shown at right, receiving first place award, a transistor radio, for donating over 3,000 stamps to the Far East Network Misawa Stamps for Children contest in Japan. Making presentation is Col. Edward H. Atine. Third ptace winner was Raye McKIine, left, who received a Kabuki mask for a donation of 954 stamps. Girl Winner Of Stamp Contest At Japan AB From Japan comes word that Linda Anderson, daughter of M-Sgt. and Mrs. Leroy P. Anderson, was awarded first prize in a contest called "Stamps for Children". She received a transistor radio. Presentation was made on "Update Misawa", a nightly television news show. The young lady is a grand­ daughter of Mrs. Selma An­ derson of 3308 W. Elm street, MeHenry. Her father, stationed at the Misawa Air Force base in Japan, has been in that country for five years and is starting his seventeenth year in service. Linda has two brothers. "Stamps for Children", a major Air Force community relations project headquar­ tered in the 6122nd Air Base group office of information, received nearly 10,000 stamps from the recent contest sponsored by the "All American", Misawa's Channel 73 television. i It is a community project designed to collect cancelled postage stamps which are donated to children's hospital, sanitoriums and orphanages throughout Japan. Linda, who donated 3,000 stamps, received her prize from Col. Edward H. Aune, base commander. On Monday morning, the dress is tucked away, the cake is gone, the f lowers are wil ted . . . That's when imaginative wedding candid photos begin to count. They mean more, as the days and years go by, i f they ' re del ightful ly int imate and dis t inct ively personal . 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