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ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of these advertised |[HT# items is required to be Mammmmkmr readily available for sale et or below the edvertised price in eech AfrP Store, except es specifically noted in this ed. --r---- 1 POUND *2 76 WISCONSIN GROWN U.S. NO. 1 LARGE SLICING FRESH FROZEN BUNCH CHEESE OR SAUSAGE SAVE 30c 12-OZ. CANS 12-OZ. CANS 80 PROOF :'(M EXP. W. Roll DUBOUCHET KI.YSK M. ItOBKKTS C.WDIDATK -- Klyse M. Huberts ul Crystal Lake has announced thai she will be a candidate of the Democratic parly for the office of Representative in the (ieneral assembly for the :i3rd Legislative district. Working as an official and a volunteer with both state and local organizations. she has negotiated on behalf of in­ dividuals and groups with many government agencies. < Veterans who are used to being reimbursed for travel expenses to and from Veterans Administration medical facilities are finding that recent law changes may have restricted reimbursements in certain cases. The law now requires that VA obtain an annual income statement from veterans seeking reimbursement for tcavel to obtain treatment for n on service - connected ail­ ments. VA has waived this requirement for claimants 65 years or older or those receiving disability com­ pensation. Still eligible for full cost-of- travel reimbursement are veterans who have been awarded compensation for service-connected disabilities. Those who do not have a service-connected disability may be reimbursed for no more than the actual cost of travel if VA determines that they are unable to afford the mode of transportation needed in their special circumstances. One whose medical condition would permit him to travel by public transportation, for example, might be expected to pay for his own travel, while a person with the same income might be reimbursed if special travel arrangements - such as an ambulance -- were required. Ability to pay is judged on the basis of income in relation to the number of members in the family and the type of tran­ sportation needed. The current annual limits on income run from as low as $2,800 for an individual with no dependents who could travel by public transportation to as high as $11,999 for a veteran with more than six members in his family who requires transportation by ambulance. Chairperson Named Gov Thompson has named Rebecca Schneiderman. a 37- year-old Chicago lawyer, as chairman of the Illinois In­ dustrial Commission. As c o m m i s s i o n c h a i r m a n , Ms Schneiderman will serve both as chief judicial and chief administrative officer of the agency which will handle about 60,000 workmen's com­ pensation cases this year. Her annual salary will be $32,000. A-l HEARING AID REPAIR SERVICE Frae Loaners-Complete Service on all Makes Custom Earmolds-30 Day Trial on New Aids. HOME SERVICE FOR SHUT-INS I TRY BEFORE VOU&UYI Maico-Oticon-Radio Ear Qualitone Audiotone Telex-Sono Tone Custom Made All in the Ear Models SERVICE CENTER WEDS 1:00 TO 4:00 OTHER HOURS BY APPT. HEARING AID BATTERY SALE! MALLORY--EVEREADY RAY-O-VAC 675-$2.50 312-$2.50 76-$3.00 401-$1.60 41S2.50 , 13-12.50 PROVIDER FOR CHRYSLER HEARING AID PROGRAM R0BT. STENSLAND $ ASSOCIATES 3937 W. MAIN ST. McHENRY, ILL 385-7661 Also MT. PROSPECT 109 S. MAIN 392-4750 DELICIOUS APPLES OR ANJOU PEARS U GRAPES LB. DARK, JUICY BEAUTIES GOLDEN TANGERINES 12 ZIPPERED SKIN 176 SIZE ICALIF0RNIA NAVEL ORANGES JUMBO 56 SIZE 4 $100 FOR . ZIGGYS DELICATESSEN DONMAM'S. SWISS 113 SIZE Falbo Ricotta Cheese Hjrf Cheddar Spread Vienna Roast Beef Potato Salad Sliced Bologna P0UNDt1.78 ON COLE SLAW ONVAL KENT lb. 79c 5#* $139 59c 89c HALF FOUND HALF FOUND $ Sliced Herd Selami «S5Sb ££> *1" FRUIT BOWLS $ I Sliced Cotto Salami uftBuei POUND $186 FOUND HALF SAVE $100 ON THE PURCHASE OF A ZIQQY'Si |j DELI PLATTER REDEEMABLE THRU JAN. 1,1978 SUBJECT m TO STATE SALES TAX AT REG. PRICE. DEC. It SOLO TO LIQUOR AVAILABLE o ROLLS EACH . GREAT FOR CHRISTMAS WRAPPING ft LE PAGES TAPE 3 "C" or "D" SIZE ' tfAA EVEREADY BATTERIES 2" f0 GENERAL ELECTRIC EXTENSION CORDS GENERAL ELECTRIC FLASH BULBS FLASH S919 „ FLIP SI 69 MAQIC$189 BAR eA FLASH *4 EA. CUBES TX FOR STOMACH UPSET „• f MIAALOX LIQUID FOR SPARKLING CLEAN BREATH $' USTERINE MOUTHWASH TBTtiEftKBMRfERS FOR CHRISTMAS See our excellent selection of ell your favorite CHRISTMAS TOYS. Check our low prices you'll be glad you did. We elso have e full selection of CARDS, GIFT WRAP & RIB­ BON, too. KODAK COLOR FILM PRICES INCLUDES DEVELOPING AVAILABLE IN CX-100 or CX-126 SIZE 9991 $Q99 £ EACH \SSL J EACH $149 ;H • •w ES I EA. FLASH CUBES 20-0 Z. SIZE SCHLITZ BEER SAVE 50c ' STROH'S BEER ANDRE or FRANZIA * CHAMPAGNE SAVE 20c GILBEVS GIN •WHITE or FINK •COLO DUCK •SPARKLING BURGUNDY 25.6-OZ. BTL. BTL. BTL. SAVE 20c M ONE 1-POUND BAQ OF EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE RICH IN' BRAZILIAN COFFEE PRICE WITHOUT COUPON 12.93 mobbmablc tnru obc. m isttisubjectto stats sAiee tm at nko. mm. S9S-M li J\\ CARY RTE. 14 & SILVER LAKE RD. HARVARD 106 W. SUMNER •WOODSTOCK 220 N. JEFFERSON • t»RlCE » P WOE • PRICE S PR IOC . PRICE * PPUOE • McHENRY 3750 W. ELM ST. SECTION 2 - PAGE 2 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1*77 , Political Comer LARGE END m BOTTOM ROUND ROAST FRESH We're glowing with good wlrtps for you - ,and your family " FROZEN TAB, FRE8CA, SPRITE OR 16-OZ. BTL8. PLUS DEP CANFIELD'S ASSORTED T8-OZ. CANS SECTION 2 - PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1977 HALF FULL SHANK BUTTER BASTED 16 TO 22-LB. SIZES OVEN READY TURKEYS U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" 10-LBS. AND UP LB. CANNED e$l HAMS 5 •••••••« SIZE A&P BRAND FRESH GRUUND BEEF CHAINS Fresh Turkeys Butter Bell Turkeys w-iaSoip u Oven Reedy Ducks uo*to»-Isas3ss lb. 89C U.S.D.A. GRADE' Oven Ready Roasters* ~ •».» WATER ADDED »A U 79c 5 Oven Reedy Capons'̂ """ ,i». *119 U.S.D.A. ORADE SHANK PORTION LB. 89C ANY SIZE PKQ. BEEF RIB ROAST $' BONELESS RUMP APPROX. 72% LEAN Box-0-Chicken «« ^ Semi- Boneless Hems H«nw^nnoMu UP Boneless Hems HALVES - , .. SUPERIOR re Boneless Hems i ™ «.u. »va. Boneless Turkey Hem CANVOM Medium Shrimp Stewing Oysters Wte Herring CAF'H JOHN'S FCRFCCT FOR CREAM OR IN WIN! SAUCE 11-OZ. JlrBIRDSEYE^lL*. . . . J ^UARTERED^ l r COOL 1 TE IMPERIAL WHIP R M ~ - ISMARGARINEH PACIFIC PEARL ALASKA SHRIMP EMPRESS BRAND WATER CHESTNUTS WONDERFOIL BRAND ALUMINUM FOIL A&P CRANBERRY SAUCE 4-1/2-OZ. SIZE 8-OZ. CAN 37.5 SQ.FT. ROLL CHED-O-BIT PRINCELLA YAMS ASP, FROZEN PIE SHELLS 40-OZ. SIZE PKG. OF 2 CHEESE SLICES I '3W A&P BRAND "VA REAL CREAM TOPPING » 79' JANE PARKER PKfl All BROWN VSERVE ROLLS " m MASTER'S FRESH $49fl ® PUMPKIN PIE - r9 A&P. FRESH A TW1 HALF & HALF Z 79* MM ••SuSf* IIP OVER 1-1/2-LB. SIZE . 3-LB.SIZE 8-LB. SIZE FRUITCAKE m »3« «» '\lf SAVE 60c • " ONE S-POUND BAQ OF EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEE PRICE WITHOUT COUPON S0J0 HmUMMll TNRU BBC. S4, 1ST7 oobjbcttbbtatb SALBB TAX AT BBS. PMCS. "M ' • FR«E S FS .̂FRCE S FS« • P«M • BRTHOURS McHENRY STORE ONLY SUNDAY....: 9 AM TO 5 PM MON. -- FRI SAM TO 9 PM SATURDAY 8 AM TO 7 PM POLICE TICKETS j Craig A. Steiver. 506 Mineral Springs, McHenry, operating a snowmobile on the sidewalk, north side 6f Washington, Dec. 18; operating a snowmobile on a sidewalk Riverside from Broad. Dec. 8. Richard J. Klapperich, 3405 W. Second street, McHenry, operating a snowmobile without displaying registration, and operating snowmobile on roadway on Kane near Center, Dec. 8. Roger B. Nelson, 1604 Meadow lane, McHenry, im­ proper lane usage, Route 120 from Front street, to Meadow, Dec. 12. Richard G. Sagers, 4602 W. Willow, McHenry, operating snowmobile on roadway. Home at Highview, Dec. 7. SCOUT NEWS PACK 162 Den 4 of McHenry Cub Scout Pack 162 held its annual Christmas party Monday, Dec. 12. The boys enjoyed games and treats and the highlight of the party was a handmade Mexican pinata. The traditional Mexican Christmas pinata was created by Eric Dippon, a Scout in Den 4 and his grandmother. It was filled with candy and gum and the boys took turns swinging at it while blindfolded. The lucky Scout to finally break the pinata was Jay Duplesys and the treats were shared by all. Also enjoying the party were Brian Beardsley, Patrick Miller, Donnie Neubauer, Steve Weinberg, Sam Merkel and Eric Dippon. The boys are anxiously awaiting the Dec. 30 Pack night Christmas party at the American Legion hall when the Pinewood derby cars will be distributed. W0RKWISE Questions And Answers For the past several winters, my son has made some extra spending money by shoveling sidewalks and driveways around the neighborhood when it snows. Someone told- me the other day that since my son is only IS years old, he cannot legally work, and that when he turns 14, he must then get a work permit to shovel mow for the neighbors. Is this true? No. The information your friend gave you is wrong. As long as your son limits his snow shoveling endeavors to private residences, he need not wait until* age 14, iter must he get a work permit to do this when he reaches the age of 14. However, he may not work for any business establishments shoveling snow until he is 14 years of age and gets a work permit form his local public high school or the county superintendent of schools. Now that the end of the year is here, it is almost time to file my income tax statements. I collected unemployment in­ surance for a couple of months this past year when I was between jobs. Do I have to declare the money I received from unemployment insurance on my tax forms as taxable income? No. Money collected under unemployment insurance is tax-free -- you don't have to pay any state or federal income taxes an any unemployment insurance benefits that you may have collected during the jear. GET PROFESSIONAL carpet caning results! (At do-it-yourself prices) KNT out M8E» MUM M« nnffaKU >>|M fn II«» hi# mjlfl pOflUnf, ^ , tXMCuM Cppw CHMNR| rvwcninc that GENTLY... Times carpet fibers with tat water end deasisf solution. i •lOOSCnS •nu MTU ill Olfl, carpet wrfaca whore 'B^IIs ^ ' * (XEMLRtESH asd (2% Hr. $5.00 Min.) •• ONLY 112.00 FOR 24 HOURS. ACE HARDWARE 3729 W. Elm Si McHenry, HI.