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PAGE 10 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 29. 1978 | SERVICE NEWS | Recruit Joins Marine Delay Entry Program HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS »'• ISSUED PATENT 4" Walter J. Bart of 213 N. '•^Emerald drive, McHenry, has J : been granted a patent on an •"adjustable industrial paint sprayer Ten Trucks The Illinois Department of conservation recently received .ten federal surplus vehicles • which will be placed with cooperating rural fire depart­ ments in southern Illinois i Early Refunds 4. Illinois taxpayers expecting .refunds of 1977 state income . taxes should make sure to , enter their refund amount on . Line 12 of the Illinois income .rtax return. Officials of the , Illinois Department of Revenue , .say that every year some ,M taxpayers confuse two lines on ^,the Illinois return, lines 12 and 12A dealing with tax over­ payments, causing processing and refund delays. The Revenue department provides ,i ,/ree state income tax • iassistance and information at • . district offices throughout the ^•state. Taxpayers can also j .obtain help by calling the department toll free at 800-252- . <8972. Pregnant, NEED HELP?i CALL BIRTHRIGHT 815-385*2999 AP ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of these advertised items is re­ quired to be readily available, for sale at or below the advertised price in each ACrP Store, except as specifi­ cally noted in this ad. AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES WITH ZIG'GY S DELI ZIGGYS DELICATESSEN RICHARD RAMBERG Richard Earl Ramberg, son of Mrs. Patricia Smith. 3605 Stubby avenue, McHenry, has enlisted in the Marine corps Delay Entry program. Rick, a * 1978 mid-term graduate from ' McHenry high school, was 1 scheduled to depart for Marine • Corps boot camp March 21. •>- Upon graduation from basic training Richard will be at­ tached to the Marine Corps 1 Reserve center in Waukegan. i" One of the many beneifts the 1 Marine Corps Reserve offers to a young man or woman is to serve with the world's finest ' military organization, but at " the same time continue college at home, or keep a civilian job. ! ' It enables a person to gain or military experience without commiting oneself for a period . of three or four years. ! For further information | about the Marine Corps or the ; Marine Corps Reserve, call ! Staff Sergenat Louis K. Ferrante at the Marine Corps Recruiting office, 40 Brinks street. Crystal Lake, 459-2837. .'Rank Promotioi •For Ingleside Marine Corpsmari Marine Lance Corporal Kenneth M. Miller, son of Mr. ' 'and Mrs. Donald P. Miller of 3914 Eastway drive, Island Lake, has been promoted to his present rank while serving with 1 the 1st Marine division, Marine Corps base. Camp Pendleton, • Calif. Cpl. Miller joined the Marine " , Corps in May of 1977 • CO"T"R7E7S1 ? 1 >•' Meetings that will be held in 'the McHenry County " Courthouse include: March 30 »- Economic > .Development Commission, 7:30 V, p.m. ,; April 3 -- Public Safety committee, 9:30 a.m.; Public Building Commission, 2 p.m.; n,. Transportation committee, .,,,7:30 p.m. at the Algonquin ; Township Office. AGAR Boiled Ham S = Baked Ham M™%STy *23? *149 Roast Chicken Breast NATURAL POUND $135 ECKNICH Old Fashion Loaf SIM POUNO 99c Creamy Style Cole SI aw KENT LB 59c A&P COUNTRY FARM PORK BOX-O-CHICKEN CONTAINS 3 BREAST OT«S .3 WINGS . 3 LEG QTRS • 3 NECKS .3 GIBLETS SAVE TIME AND MONEY SERVE QUALITY-TRIMMED MEATS Fresh Whole Fryers OR BOX-O-CHICKEN LIMIT 4 WHOLE FRYERS PLEASE Pork Chops CENTER RIB Pork Chops BONELESS Pork Chops "BUTTERFLY Pork Roast ""SK"0 r 1 CO _ . _ . BONELESS FOR LB. Pork Cubes CHOPSUEY lb Uw SpareRibs CSKV LB *2" Pork Back Ribs MEATY LB. 89c Pork Loin Roast PORTION FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES Strawberries R E D R I P E SUGAR SWEET INCLUDES • 2-SIRLOIN • 6-CENTER ' {2-SHOULDER 1 CHOPS 3-1/4-LB AVG PT. QT. $1.29 A & P F R O Z E N CALIFORNIA-LARGE 88 SIZE || Navel Oranges ®'luu Vegetables • KERN'b 'L CORN »MIXED VEG • GREEN P EAS *PEAS & CARROTS WASH INGTON STATE WINESAP Apples EXTRA FANCY CALIFORNIA GREEN SKIN Avocados FLORIDA WHITE SEEDLESS Grapefruit YOUR CHOICE Green Onions Red Radishes IDEAL FOR COOKING OR SALADS Fresh Spinach TANGY VEGETABLE Waxed Rutabagas SUNSWEET Medium Prunes LARGE COt_A | ̂ 12-OZ Fresh Roasters FRESH Fryer Breasts FULL SHANK HALF Fully Cooked Ham SMOKEY CANYON BONELESS Turkey Ham OSCAR MAYER 8RAUNSCHWEIGER OR Sandwich Spread COUNTRY STYLE WITH BACK PORTION ATTACHED LB. SUPER RIGHT LB LOW IN CHOLESTEROL • OZ. TUBE 49c 75c 98c $169 69c ftW«' MIX OR MATCH FREEZER FILL UP A&P FROZEN Dinners •BEEF- • ' IIRKEY • CHICKEN 1 1 -OZ PKG FROZEN 59 BEVERAGE CORNER BANQUET FROZEN Cooking Bags • TURKEY •CHOW MfclN »Cn> • S U F Y « M E A T L O A F « S A l I S B U R Y S T E A K • S L I C E D O R C H I P B E F f 3 89 SCOTCH Heather Plants ORNAMENTAL Moon Cactus 4-1/2" POT w DIET RITE OR SUGAR FREE R.C. 16-OZ. BTLS. PLUS DEP. Canfield Beverages 6 ss$iw BEER WINE LIQUOR AVAIL ABLE ONL V IN LIQUOR LICENSED STORES LIQUOR CORNER Old Milwaukee G A L L O N 1 % A & P L O O K F I T Milk Yogurt 129 4100 8 OZ CTNS 12-OZ. CANS ENTER A&P'S FLORIDA FEELIN' SWEEPSTAKES WIN ATRIP FOR 2 TO FLORIDA'S BUSCH GARDENS OR ONE OF4AMF10 SPEED BIKES SEE YOUR A&P STORE FOR DETAILS GIACOBAZZI Lambrusco Red Wine $1" SAVE 60c-MAGNUM FranziaTableWine ISST 5VtlmU79 rW SAVE 60c Seagram's Gin 80 PROOF Red Crown Vodka FULL OT. BTL. 4 1.75 LITER 99.2-OZ. BTL. CHEDOBIT KRAFT PARK AY QUARTERED Margarine HOP PILLSBURY REG-BUTTERMILK Jfe Biscuits .8.1®® KHAhT 1/2 GALLON BTL. " _ Juica 129 90 CHED-O-BIT PROCESSED Choose SLICES INDIV. WRAPPED 12-OZ. PKG. PAGE 11 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29t 1178 COMING SOON GRAND OPENING OF ANOTHER NEW AftPSTORE , 3939 W. OGDEN AVE. CHICAGO FOR FAMILIES ON THE GO...! FOR FLAVOR AND QUALITY.:... Round Steak SOLD AS STEAK ONLY--LIMIT 3 STEAKS PLEASE SERVE WITH FRESH BONELESS Round Steak BONELESS Sirloin Tip Steak SLICED Calves Liver SOLO AS STEAK ONLY REQ . BEEF. QARLIC Sliced Bologna mm Ground Beef LB, AAP 1-LB PKQ MY SUE PIC. tfPWL7nUM Jl™ 79c $109 - 87* Boneless Top Round Steak $ 1 7 9 * V\ Boneless Rump Roast OR BOTTOM ROUND $1 59 A m DAYS SALE AT A&P PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. MAR. 30 THRU SAT. APR. 1,1978 NONE SOLD TO DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS. BANQUET FROZEN Pot Pies • C H C K £. N • B E F T U R K E Y 3 89 SIZE JOHN'S Pizza SAUbAGE HEESE-FROZEN 14-OZ SIZE EACH 89 BANQUET BUFFET Suppers TURKEY •VEAL PARIV ACALAN - •SALISBURY STEAK 2S139 L B • FROZEN PK N J U M B O P A P E R B A T H R O O M Towels Tissue 2100 4 ft 3 ROLLS FOR ASST COLOR WHITE CLOUD I--) in (k IJL HEALTH & BEAUTY 9 BRECK LASTING HOLD HairSpray 30c OFF LABEL-BRONZE RightGuard DEODORANT 'mat $159 FOR DENTURES EfferdentTabl ets „r„*l39 10c OFF LABEL Colgate BONUS SIZE Listerine r/7TrP? ACTION PRICES ARE TEMPORARY RETAIL REDUCTIONS. HERES MORE BONUS CASH SAVINGS Chunk CHICKEN OF THE 3-1/4-OZ. Betty Crocker R|PREAO° . . . . . O F T H E 3 - 1 / 4 - O Z . A S S T . LightTuna SEA CAN 45C Frosting FLAVORS 1S.S-OZ. SIZE 79c Libby's Potted Meat UeHmann's Spin Blend m , 0 , • m AM Libby's Chill 4 CANS *100 With Beans jar 96C Milk Additive 15-OZ. CC. CAN ao-oz. ||07 SIZE DEL MONTE Catsup 26-OZ. BTL BETTY CROCKER Cake Mix •YiUOW •CHOCOLATE •SOU* CHOCOLATE ?//m# 185 -OZ. SIZE Super 20 Freezer Paper Magic Sizing Woolite Liquid 74-SQ. FT. 85c »*»» 100-CT. EXTRA CRISP xcZ 65c '01 78c Aspirin Suave Roll On Deodorant on. 99c f-M >kti » * 4-VAR. SIZE Hi* C Fruit *QRAPE Drinks •ORANGE a-oz. SIZE M-OZ. BTL. 93c 79c JOHNSON& JOHNSON SHORTENING Diapers Crisco A N N P A G E A S S T . F L A V O R S Ice Cream '115 1/2 GAL CTN. GENERAL MERCHANDISE I MS Applesauce - 99 JANE PARKER ENRICHED A Sandwich-189' M- JANE PARKER SANDWICH Cookies CARY RTE. 14 & SILVER LAKE RD. Rubbermaid HOUSEHOLD PLASTIC ITEMS ASST. VARIETY EACH THIS WEEK S FEATURE 21 inch Tote Bag ZIP-N-GO TOTES IMPORTED S1 21 INCH SIZE HARVARD 106 W. SUMNER WOODSTOCK 220 N. JEFFERSON McHENRY 3750 W. ELM ST. HOURS: DAILY MON.-FRI. 8-9 SATURDAY 8-7 SUNDAY 9-7 J j j College Honors j i i DEAN'S LIST Susan M. Geisler of 1601 S. Ete. 12, Ingleside, has been included on the dean's list for the first semester of the 1977-78 school year at Illinois Wesleyan university. Miss Geisler maintained a grade-point average of 3.250 or better, based on 4.0 for all A's during the semester. RESIDENCE ASSISTANT Lowell R. Kivley, 402 N. Front street, McHenry, has been appointed as assistant in the Wheaton college residence hall program for 1978-1979. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Kivley. Farm Business Record Study Results Due Results of comparative studies made on 1977 Ilinois Farm Business records will be released Monday, April 3, at a 8 p.m. meeting at the Extension service office in Woodstock. Farmers and others interested in learning about trends in grain and livestock returns on McHenry county farms are invited. George Young, area Ex­ tension adviser in Farm Management with the University of Illinois Depart­ ment of Agricultural Economics, compiled the results. What Just One Person Can Do s NEW S BORN v-.oVH£ 24-CT. PKG size yQffip^srr ^ o z J l 1 9 • SUPEN • UNSCENTED Mr. Clean Liquid CLEANER-28-OZ. BTL. Top Job Liquid CLEANER 28-OZ. BTL. Spic N' Span DENTAL CREAM 5-OZ. CLEANER 54-OZ. BOX Comei Cleanser MOUTHWASH ,2.oz ANDGARQLE PLUS4-OZ 14-OZ. SIZE Windex Window 22-OZ. BTL. CLEANER WITH SPRAYER A&P Window gig CLEANER--15-OZ. AEROSOL CAN Pine Sol Liquid CLEANER-4Q-OZ. BTL CLEAR OR CLOUDY- 64-OZ. BTL m m A&P Bleach LIQUID-GALLON JUG. Sister Camilla Cameron. Emergency Room Worker Once a teacher and ad­ ministrator, Sister Camilla Cameron, Daughter of Charity, had her life changed by a "typical" emergency room tragedy. A little girl had been struck by a car and was rushed by frantic parents to the emergency room of St. Louis's DePaul hospital.For five hours doctors worked to save her life without success. At her death, they called Sister Camilla to the emergency room to comfort the distraught family. Afterward she told the doctor, "I should have been there five hours ago." It was then that she decided on her new specialty of hospital pastoral care, and asked to be assigned to the emergency room on a 24-hour daily basis. Taking her rest when there are no life-and-death crises, she is always on hand to comfort the dying and their waiting families. She also finds time to give the same careful concern to the less seriously injured. "Everyone," she says, "needs someone to talk to or to listen or pray or, sometime, to weep." What does her unique calling require? "I like people," she says. "I like to be with people. From my earliest childhood, I wanted to work with people, help them." Then she adds with a characteristic twinkle, "I thrive on excitement and in an emergency room you certainly get that." Caring for the critically ill and injured is not for everyone. But each of us can, in our own way, become more sensitive to people - the lonely, the ill and the poor. In Sister Camilla's words, "You never know how you will touch someone." MILK DAY THEME "A Day in the Country" has been chosen as the theme for the 1978 Milk day celebration. There will be a genuine country flavor to the Milk Day festivities this year. A few of the 'country' activities being planned include farm tours, horse shows, cattle shows, milking contests, and the choice of a farm family. As in the past, the queen contest, parades and entertainment will be an important part of the celebration. The date is Saturday, June 3 in Harvard. Southern Hospitality Gove. James R. Thompson has announced that five teams of industrial development specialists will call on the heads of about seventy-five industries in the Milwaukee, Wis., area soon. Earlier Gov. Thompson had written to 145 Milwaukee area firms to ad­ vertise the availability of ^ie presentation on Illinois. Gev. Thompson said: "Tlie Wisconsin firms we are con­ tacting are those possitfy thinking about expansion. Our goal is to attract some of Ufet expansion to Illinois." T)ie development teams will present the virtues of IHinou' available work force, tie state's transportation systqp and easy access to markets 4o the Wisconsin businessmen.'