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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 18 Apr 1979, p. 19

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SECTION 2 - PAGE 1 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18, 1979 spurgeon's This Week! Add Flair to Tour Home at Big Savings We're brimful of scene-stealers to brighten the home. And... this week you'll save 18%, 20%, even 26% on great ideas for lots of places and spaces. Hurry in! f) ma V- % W: *r>r 1987 Save! "Parisienne" Perma-Press Ensemble with the Flavor of French Country Charm twin spread Reg. $25.99 A sprinkling of striped florals go from bed to window. All are machine washable in blue or brown on white. Channel Quilted Bedspread of poly/cotton with ruf­ fled flounce; poly filled, nylon tricot backed. Reg. $32.99 full .. .25.87 Reg. $38.99 queen 31.87 Ruffled Priscilla of poly/cotton. Reg. $15.99 pr. 84x63" size 12.87 pr. Reg. $16.99 pr. 84x81" size 13.87 pr. Panel of poly batiste with rod pocket. Reg. $5.79 ea. 60x63" size 4.67 ea. Reg. $6.99 ea. 60x81" size 5.67 ea. Foam-backed Drapery of poly/cotton to special order. Reg. $15.99 pr. 48x63" size 12.87 pr. Reg. $16.99 pr. 48x84" size 13.87 pr. 1387 Save! Bates® "Sugar Stripe" Spread and Sham Edged in Eyelet twin spread Reg. $17.99 Bring sunshine to your bedroom with a carefree rib cord bedspread of Fortrel" poly/cotton edged with a ruffle of eyelet lace. Pillow sham to match! Pink, blue, yellow. Reg. $19.99 full size spread 15.87* Reg. $8.99 pillow sham 6.97 ea. avS A ihI • • : . • • -- - - - . ' ' . - ' L i • ' ! : ' • A ' >, ,\si /'•»!= mw*m TfJIr cA- &« * * « - _. \ Save $2 and $3! Quilted Mattress Pads -- 3 Sizes 697 twin size Reg. $8.99 Protect your mattresses and cushion the tops with quality pads of snow white poly/cotton quilted to 10 oz. bonded fill. Reg. $11.99 full 8.97 Reg. $13.99 queen 10.97 Save 20% This Week! Every Bath Towel on Sale 177 to 397 Reg. $2.25 to $5 * Thirsty, colorful! Prints, solids, jacquards; sheared, unsheared. Reg. $1.50 to $3.50 hand towels 1.17 to 2.77 ea. Reg. 850 to $1.50 washcloths . 670 to 1.17 ea. . Ars Imagine! You Can Save 20% on Every Tier, Valance and Swag 20% OOff Regular Prices Shop our Curtain Carnival -- one week only! You'll find the prettiest print and solid novelty curtains . .. and you'll save on every one in stock Pick up beautiful buys -- open weave looks, airy prints, ruffled swags and valances. Shop early! Kirsch® Curtain Rod #803 on sale too! Reg. $1.09 white rod, 28x48" 870 ea. 4. *> Save 20% on "Luv"-Our Shag Bath Ensemble 197 io 597 Reg. $2.49 to $7.49 Machine wash coordinates! Kodel® poly; no-skid back. Pink, yellow, lime, blue, brown. 27x44" oval or 2-pc. tank set, reg. $7.49 5.97 21x34" oval or contour rug, reg. $4.49 3.57 Reg. $2.49 lid cover 1.97 189 I6S6 9 MAIT CutfOMM McHENRY MARKET PLACE BEAUTY SALON PHONE 385-4520 DAILY 9-9, SATURDAY 9-6, SUNDAY 10-5 Your Police Department by Officer Jim Fitzgerald Public Relations Officer McHenry City Police Phone 385-2131 Now that the weather is starting to break, everyone with "Cabin Fever" is beginning to feel human again and can get outside without becoming an ice cube People are out walking around their neighborhoods, seeing their friends, and checking the damage that the past winter has done to the area. Dogs are out doing the same thing as their human owners. We are starting to get many "dog calls" about people's pets running loose around the neigh­ borhoods, bothering other people and messing up property. We have had a large problem with stray dogs in the past few years, and it looks like we are going to have another problem this year. I should remind all of you pet owners of the following local laws governing the problem of dogs running loose. First, all pets must be licensed by the County Rabies Control; in other words, they must have their rabies tag, and it must be current. Any dog found not to have a McHenry county rabies tag for the current year will be impounded by the Rabies Control unit until the animal is given a rabies shot, and the owner of the animal will be WINN PHILLIPS CARS-«-MAMS We at Century 21 Car* Real Estate, Inc. are pleased to present you with oor weekly series of informative Real Eitate Articles. Private Property Week April 15th thru 21st has been designated as Private Proper­ ty Week, 1979. This Land is Your Land Preserve it, En joy it, Invest in it " is the theme of this year s observ­ ance During this week and all thru the year let us remember that the success of our free enter­ prise system is best shown by the right each of us has to own real property. At Century 21 Care we work for you, the property owners of McHenry and America Phone 344-1033 WE RE HERE FOR YOU OnluiK u I 21 CARE REAL ESTATE INC. PHONE 815-344-1033 3717 W. Elm (Across from Jewel) McHenry , IL. Each office independently owned and operated. fined by the Rabies Control unit both for not having the rabies tag, and for allowing the animal to run loose Please keep your pets on your own property, and do not let them run loose around your ^neigh­ borhood Not only are the pets a nuisance to your neighbors, but they could bite someone, or be run over by a passing vehicle, and your family could lose its pet. If you have ever seen a child crying over the loss of his pet, it should be enough to make sure that you never let your pet run loose where it could be hit by a car Last year, 1 was working on the day shift when a lady came into the police department with a small paper bag. and asked me if I could dispose of what she had in the bag. It belonged to her husband, who had kept the item for almost thirty-five years. Since he was gone, she didn't want it around the house any more because she didn't know anything about it, and was afraid to even handle it When I opened the bag. I found about fifty rounds of am­ munition that was very old, from the second World War, and what looked like a live hand grenade! Having been in the service myself, I knew a little about handling hand grenades, but I had never seen one like this. I was more than a little nervous about just how safe it really was, being as old as it was. When I removed it from the bag, I was greatly relieved to find that it was a "dummy" practice grenade, one that the military had used to train its people in proper usage I thanked the lady for bringing in the items, and I told her that we would properly dispose of them for her. It started me thinking about how many other people may have brought home other "war souvenirs ' . and about how long these things may ha\ < been around the house becoming more dangerous a*- the years pass I want you al l to know that : you have anything in your homes that you do not want anymore, such as ammunit ion, hand grenades, knives swords guns, e tc . , and you want to dispose of these i tems, please feel f ree to br ing them to the pol ice department , or ask to come to your home and pick them up We wil l d ispose o | them for you \ \ e have a place for a l l such mater ia ls which i: the Bomb Disposal uni t a t Koit "Sheridan, and they wil l dest ioy any and al l i tems that we turn over to them It i s my t ip ders tanding that gun powdei and other types of explosives become very unstable with great age. and they can become very dangercvus. If you I ee l that you have somethyig l ike this and you want to get r id of i t p lease cal l or coif ie in to t in- pol ice department and we wil l get r id of i t for you. with no quest ions asked This is ver \ important , because some ot these things can show up in the wrong hands, such as a chi ld and can cause disastrous o; fa ta l resul ts No one wants tha: to happen, so please cal l us Hang in there you al l Summer is coming, and most e, : th is ra in wil l leave us and b< replaced with warm sunhgM Think of i t th is way at leas the ducks are happy For al l you who do not hav< them, the phone numbers toi the pol ice department and rabies control uni t are Point :J85 2131 or 385-0011 and r . ihe- control 338-7040 Cancer Crusade Against Smoking Although the number of women smokers has declined, those who do are smoking more, as the lung cancer death rate among women is in­ creasing. Most disturbing, .however, is the increased rate of smoking by girls between 12 and 18 which nearly doubled between 1968 and 1974. "As we begin our annual educational and fund-raising Crusade we urge all women as well as the men in their lives to give thoughtful consideration to these serious facts," declared Mrs. Ilavern GregoryJ Public- Education chairman of the McHenry Unit of the American Cancer society. Heart disease, stroke, em­ physema, cancers of the mouth and larynx are just a few of the other serious diseases women smokers are prey to. Women smokers also spend 15 percent more days sick in bed w ith less serious ailments, and lose nearly three times as many work days as women who don't smoke "Smoking by pregnant women is particularly hazardous for their unborn chi ldren." she said "The nicot ine and carbon monoxit i i in c igaret te smoke retards t ie unborn baby 's growth an affects i ts bir th weight i woman whu smoke. i«i .> greater chance of having s t i l lborn infant than the woma» who does not "That ' s one of the reasons th* American Cancer society ha intensif ied i ts campaign against smoking through a new f ive-year program cal ie . i Target 5. "We urge those women wh smoke to rethink t in ; ; feel ing alxiut smoking They shoi i ! 1 ; - ask: "What were m\ reaso: for s tar t ing in the f i t s t piut e Then comes the hard que«»t i " Is i t worth the consequent Should 1 qui t ' . ' I f so . how The society 's qui t smoking cl inics are being expand* i throughout the country t 'a l 1 any ACS off ice for information on these cl inics small group- of smokers w ho get togethei ' • b reak the cigaret te habi t "The evidence agar smoking warrants though; :u considerat ion by women ot a:< ages who smoke." she said Qvin color $199 OA IU P O R T R A I T I - Photgr. Hrs. 10AM to 1PM and 2PM to 5PM No Appointment Necessary April IS, It, 20. 21st Wed. Ther. Fir. I Set • Limit -- One Per subject -- Two per family • Small group portraits $1.00 each add'l. subject • Adults or children over 12 yrs. $1.00 additional • Choose additional portraits from finished photographs at reasonable prices. Special offer portrait pose our selection but parent must be present for minors on appointed date fo r portrait delivery at store Specialty Poses Special poses are taken at the same time as the spec ia l o f f e r portrait when practical and are available at reasonable pr i ces subject to your approval. Hi Style Studio * Specialty Poses McHENRY STORE ONLY 4400 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY HORNSBYS lormly crnrci HOURS: DAILY 9 til 9, SUNDAY 10 til 6

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