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PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4. 1«78 i III lift 11 ill-- If* II fi ill II 1 KIM KANTLEHNER FINALIST -- Kim Kantlehner, daughter of Lester and Carol Kantlehner. 1713 West Ringwood road, was one of three finalists in the National Suffolk queen contest held as part of the North American Livestock exposition in Louisville, Ky. Kim was chosen • second runner-up in this contest which was based on ap­ pearance, personality, poise, talent, and knowledge of sheep. She is presently Miss McHenry and is attending Illinois State university, majoring in special education. A0P ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of these advertised items is required to be readily available for sale at or below the advertised price in each A&P Store, except as specifically noted in this ad. PAPAYAS FRESH CHGO STORES LB 59c EA. BEAN SPR0l|TS RUSSET POTATOES IDAHO AVOCADOS CALIFORNIA EACH CA LARGE > 86 SIZE f BEAUTIES M FOR 10 *129 BAG SALE > r ZLxle RED DELICIOUS APPLES 5 ' SALE SALE jj GREEN CABBAGE FOR SLAW OR SALAD LB. BOX-O-CHICKEN CONTAINS: 3 BREAST QTRS • 3 WINGS ^,3 LEG QTRS • 3 NECKS • 3 GIBLETS FRESH WHOLE FRYERS OR BOX-O- • CHICKEN 15ASSORTED PIECES LIMIT 4 WHOLE FRYERS PLEASE LB. jEDUCATIONAW j 1 I College Honors | Earn Diplomas From Wyoming Training Center H 1 Hi ROBIN E. REED Among local young men to receive diplomas during graduation exercises Dec. 22 held at the Wyoming Technical institute, Laramie, Wyoming, were Robin E. Reed of McHenry and David L. Dicker of Wonder Lake. In addition to his diploma signifying completion of 1,000 hours of training, Robin Reed possesses a certificate of merit for an extra-curricular course of study, a Doctor of Motors student citation, and a trophy awarded for perfect altendance. Prior to graduation, he was hired by a local AMC dealership. Winter Seminar Series To Be Held During February The McHenry County Con­ servation district is sponsoring a winter seminar series The 1st Naturalist Seminar series will be given through McHenry County college The world of nature in winter will be examined in four sessions starting Monday, Feb. 7 Each session will feature a guest naturalist discussing a topic related to winter ecology. The seminar schedule in­ cludes, Feb,. 7, Winter Botany; F eb 14. Winter Tracks; Feb. 21, Birds-Winter; and, Feb. 28, Insects-Winter Registration can be done by phone by calling the college at 435-3700 Cheaper Food Stamps Under new rules, effective Jan 1. food stamp recipients whose winter heating and utility bills increase may pay a reduced price for the food stamps according to the Illinois Department of Public Aid. The purchase price may be ad­ justed downward since heating and utility bills leave less in­ come available to buy food. Food stamp recipients should contact their caseworkers to have their cases reviewed to learn if they qualify for the lower purchase price. ANN PAGE WAGNER'S [VEGETABLES • MIXED VEGETABLES, 16-OZ. • WHOLE KERNEL CORN. 16-1/2-OZ. t a # MIXED SIZE PEAS, 16-OZ. \ CREAM STYLE CORN, 16-1/2-OZ. 4*100 MIX OR • MATCH ' /tx CASE OF 24 CANS LO-CALORANGE OR GRAPEFRUIT \ 54-OZ, SIZE CAPTAIN KID'S PEANUT BUTTER CREAMY or CRUNCH Y \ / IN QUARTERS j NUTLEY MARGARINE 1-LB. PKG. JANE PARKER A FRESH WHITE BREAD 16-OZ LOAVES CHED-0-BIT \ l mw il/ GENERAL MERCHANDISE WINDSHIELD WASHER CHEESE SLICES FOR A GREAT DESSERT DEAN'S ICE MILK 12-OZ. PKG. 1/2-GAL. CTN. ALL SEASONS BRAND GALLON JUG GULF MOTOR OIL 2 loo CANS | AMBER GLO LOGS 6 */J99 20W-40 OR 10W-50 FOR THE FIREPLACE IN CASE WCARON • cheese C*C/TINQ colors 7 14-OZ vmmeties s,ze r~i ̂ HEALTH & BEAUTY PEPSODENT TOOTHPASTE 65 OZ SIZE 30c OFF LABEL PEPSODENT TOOTHBRUSHES FOR ADULT SIZE SURE SPRAY DEODORANT REG. AND UNSCENTED 5-OZ. SIZE 20c OFF LABEL LISTERMINT MOUTHWASH 12-OZ. SIZE 12c OFFLABEL / / Clearance PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4 1978 4-H NEWS BLADE CUT BEEF CHUCK STEAK CENTER CUT•- SOLD AS STEAKS ONLY LB. CORNED BEEF A&P BRAND POINT CUT SOLD AS ROAST ONLY LIMIT 3 ROASTS PLEASE SAl€ SALE Chuck Roast Boneless Chuck Roast SALE'MkLE 65c SALE SALE 7 BONE CENTER CUT Ground Chuck Cube Steak APPROX 77% LEAN 1-li pkg on LAnacn CUT FROM ~HUCK LB. LB. LB. LB. 99c $159 ROUND BONE ARM I LB. SALE SALE Fully Cooked Ham Boneless Rump SAL FULL SHANK HALF OR BOTTOM ROUNDROAST LB. LB. Sliced Bacon Spare Ribs SWIFT PREMIUM OR LAZY MAPLE MEATY FRESH 2 TO 3-LB. SIZE LB. 98c $148 $139 $129 SWISS STEAK LB. GROUND BONE ARM CUT ZC GROUND BEEF .77 APPROX. 72% LEAH ANY SIZE PACKAGE PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. JAN. 5 THRU SAT. JAN. 7. 1978 NONE SOLD TO OEALERS OR WHOLESALERS. 15-OZ QANS \ ANN PAGE SPINACH lONA TOMATOES ANN PAGE 16-OZ CANS 3S1°° HI 6S1°° MATCH ' if I I !_ ANN PAGE CANNED [VEGETABLES •CUT GREEN BEANS, 15-1 /2-OZ. [•FRENCH CUT GREEN BEANS. 15-1 /2-OZ • CUT CARROTS. 16-OZ. •WHOLE KERNEL CORN 12-OZ. 41$ MATCH CASE OF 24 CANS CASE OF 24 CANS \ CASE OF 24 CANS / f ANN PAGE. VEGETARIAN VEGETABLE OR VEGETABLE SOUP A GOOD BREAKFAST, BUILDS STRONG BODIES A&P CORN FLAKES , FOR GREAT TUNA DISHES BREAST-O-CHICKEN TUNA 10-3/4-OZ. CANS TIDY HOUSE LUNCH BAGS 18-OZ. PKG. 6 5-OZ CAN PKGS. OF 50 // 0\ V w e.v - _ FEDERATION The second phase of the McHenry County 4-H foun­ dation's membership drive is now under way with members of ^ its board of directors working with 4-H club leaders to form a team of workers to contact business and industry throughout the county. Each leader is being asked to find two or three interested people to assist in this county outreach with a kick-off and orientation meeting scheduled Jan. 26 according to Bo Mc- Coqnell, foundation president. Funds raised by the foun­ dation are used to supplement programs for county 4-H youth. In its first year, the foundation has helped sponsor the annual Achievement night to honor outstanding 4-H'ers (some 235 this year), purchased family oriented^fhaterials for use with younger members for whom regular 4-H leader s par­ ticipation in national 4-H leaders training in Washington D C. to be held in April of next year. Contributions in any amount are welcomed by the group with a minimum of $10 gift making the donor a voting member of the foundation, • eligible for service on the board, and able to vote at the annual meeting Many county 4-H members have worked on the first phase of the membership drive and have raised of $3,000 toward the $10,000 goal set for the "77-'78 budget. Some members will continue working during Phase 2 of the drive. Current members of the board of directors include R.J; Pensinger, MD, Mrs. Charlotte Thompson, Arthur Beard and "Paul Withington. all of Wood- _ stock; Vernon Schiller, McHenry , Atty. John Cowlin, Crystal Lake; Bob Seaver, Huntley; Mrs. Leona Luersson, Alden and Bo McConnell of Harvard Dave Plocher, II of 1 Extension youth adviser is an ex-official member. The McHenry County Federation had its Christmas Carolling party on Dec. 19 There was a short meeting prior to the party The businer consisted of committee ana Fair board reports. The winter party which will be Jan. 20 in the Woodstock City park was- discussed. Vice-president, J Mike Fritz, talked about the^ upcoming parliamentary; procedure workshop to be held„ Feb. 25. A swimming party will t follow the workshop. * A guest speaker from the- Easter Sea! foundation will be* present at the January meeting" to explain the organization and- the 24-hour disco-dance- marathon held for the Easter '. Seals. The suggested Share The • Fun dates are April 7 and 8 or- April 14 or 15. And the annual roller skating party will be on; the nineteenth and twentieth of* April. The meeting was adjourned at 8:05 and the 4-H members were excited to get carolling.__ One group of carollers sang at" the hospital and the other sang to older folks in the Woodstock area. After carolling in the cold,, the 4-H'ers came back to the; Extension office for hot chocolate and cookies. ""YOUTH I B E E R W I N E L I Q U O R A V A I L A B L E O N L Y I N L I Q U O R ' I C E N S E D S T O R E S LIQUOR CORNER \SI\0 HAMM'S BEER OLD MILWAUKEE BEEB FBANZIAWINE •CHENIN BLANC •CHABLIS BLANC •FRENCH COLOMEARD •RHINE SASHA VODKA 12*999 12-OZ SAVE CANS •• 70c s* 00 ̂ I g£ t EA 12-OZ SAVE AS2 98 v AV-OE OR diet Pt-US O 6p 16- OZ A V A I L A B L E O N L Y I N J T O R E S W I T H Z I G G Y S D E L I ZIGGYS DELICATESSEN BOILED HAM DOMESTIC $' A* WHITE SALE MAGNUM SIZE "21 B H0%sr< UTTe»l*L K * FULLY COOKED Leon's Mortadella Chicken Roll HALF POUND POUftO $1 98 POUND $2 78 LONGACRE BRAND POUND $218 HALF POUNO HALF POUND Thuringer SUMMER SAUSAGE MALF FRED BUSCH POUND $2.18 POUND A GREAT BUY JIM BEAM 8- 25.4-OZ BTL. •3» 40c o*. S/^ se^e ot̂ Pickle & Pimento Loaf ^ ECKR1CH •» HALF ' POUNDS) 58 POUND Eckrich Plain Loaf Potato Salad POUND $1 78 MUSTARD SYTLE ORVAL KENT NEW HOURS McHENRY STORFONLY SUNDAY. 9 AM TO 5 PM MON. -- FRI 8 AM TO 9 PM SATURDAY 8 AM TO 7PM I I I ON THE I 99c $109 $109 79c I un mc i | MOVE J The snowmobile safety school s goal is to certify the 14-;. 16 year olds who cannot operate a snowmobile without being certified The class is open to any individual, youth or adult The school consists of six hours of class work and a written and driving test. The school will be held at the County fairgrounds (Wood­ stock) Building "D". 9-12 a m on Jan 7 and 14 The school is sponsored by the Greenwood Gremlins 4-H club and cooperating with them are the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension service. McHenry County Conservation district, and Explorers Post 986 of Woodstock Contact the McHenry County Cooperative Extension service office at 338-3737 or 4747 or the McHenry County Conservation District office at 338-1405 for registration information Violate Air Standards The Illinois Environmental Protection agency <1EPA) recently submitted a report to the federal EPA listing twenty- six Illinois coanties which have air pollution levels higher than national health standards allow A pollution level report "was requested of every state so the federal EPA can decide which areas of the country still need to reduce air pollution to meet the 1982 clean air deadline set by Congress Starting in January 1EPA will host a series of meetings in problem areas to discuss with local officials and the general public the alternatives available to meet the clean air deadlines