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PAGE 18 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24.1181 "Summer Sun-Fun" For Diabetes Affiliate The June meeting of the Elgin Area Branch group of the American Diabetes association, northern Illinois* affiliate, is Thursday, June 25, from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m at Sherman hospital, H34 Center street. Elgin. Millie Fricke, a nurse working with diabetics at Sherman hospital, will be the guest speaker for the evening. Mrs. Fricke will discuss "Summer Suij and Fun" -- common sense ideas for diabetics in the sum­ mertime. • • * • Those who seek to im­ prove their minds will be leaders of tomorrow. Loagcr Daya . In 100 million years an Earth day will be almost half an hour longer than it is now, the Na­ tional Geographic Society says. As Earth rotates beneath its tidal bulges, friction slows it down by a fraction of'a second each century. Rehearse For Youth Musical Godspell, a musical, is being rehearsed by students of various high schools in the area. Above, the cast members perform the musical number, "All Good Gifts". The musical Is a celebration of the Gospel according to Saint Matthew. The First United Methodist church of McHenry will be the setting, with one performance shows Friday and Saturday, June 26 and 27. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD \ County College Present ii Brown Bag" Seminars McHenry County eollege-'s Re-Entry program < REP) is sponsoring a series of free brown bag seminars during the month of June On June 23 the seminar will be held from 12:30 to 2 p.m in room 145. "Women. Men and Stereotypes" was the topic and was led by Cathy Bolger an MCC counselor This seminar will focus on the effects of society sex-role stereotyping. A dinner seminar will be held on June 29 from 7 to 9 p.m in room 145. "For Men Only < or women who want to understand their men better)" will be presented by Judy Gallas and Keith Severns, MCC communication instructor on-June 29. Our culture's male Branch Court Cases heard recently in Branch court of the 19th Judicial Circuit include: Judge Susan Hutchinson fined Stacy A. Marcotte of 3115 Green Leaf drive. Wonder Lake. $100 and costs for leaving the scene of an accident and $50 and costs for improper backing. At a preliminary hearing, probable cause was found against Dino J. Smola of 2801 Benjamin drive. Wonder Lake. He was bound over to felony court on charges of burglary and theft. Probable cause was also found on burglary and theft charges against Rick L Krieghbaum. also known as McNish, 2326 W Lincoln road, McHenry. He was bound over to trial in felony court. BIBLE SCHOOL The Church of Christ, 401 N. Oak street. Crystal Lake, is conducting its annual Vacation Bible school June 22-26, at 7:30 until 9 p.m., each evening For more information. call the minister, Raymond T. Exum. at 459-4160. stereotyping and childhood scripting influence our later patterns of behavior. Awareness of these patterns can prevent some of the negative consequences and lead to increased freedom in our relationships with others This seminar will help men understand some of the experiences that lead them to be where they are and develop a common understanding of themselves as males. Singles or couples are welcome If you would like to attend the free seminars you can bring your lunch or dinner or * purchase something in the college cafeteria. .To sign up for any of the free seminars or to find out more about the services MCC offers returning adults, telephone the REP office at < 815 ) 455-3700 ext 334. REGATTA ENTRY Sunday, July 19 NAME. BUSINESS, ORGANIZATION, OTHER: ADDRESS PHONE _ Please circle category you aro ontoring: a. Beauty 2. Humorous f • . 3. Original Antique Boat, Rangoon Boat, Power Cruiser, Runabout,-Canoe, Water Scooter, Other (Please specify). Does float have music: _Yes_ .No Send entries to: McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce 1257 North Green St. McHenry, Illinois 60050 Deadline: July 6, 1981 4 "5 •J * A Pley wiih Music by Mark Rosov»ky Adapted from a Story by Leo Tolstoy Adapted English Stage Version by Robert Kalfin & Steve Brown A Chicago Area Premiere Thru July 18 Senior and Student Discounts Available Except Saturday WOODSTOCK OPERA HOUSE For Reservations Call (815) 338-5300 Matinees $7.00, Evenings $8.00, Saturday Evenings $9.00 • Woodatock Mimic Theatre Festival How To Subscribe to The McHenry Plaiodealer The McHenry Plaindeoler 3812 W. Elm Street McHenry, II. 60050 i 13 Years - $40.00 • 2 Years - $21.50 • 1 Year • $15.50 • 6 Months - $9.50 • Payment Enclosed U Name Address City Prices good in McHenry County. ^ Boysw^ir Jeans and casual slacks, tough denims and twills. 8-20. 8 2fr.sReg. 13.50 15.50 7.99-9.99 Suits and sport coats, 8 20 but not all sizes available. Reg. 42.00 125.00 • 29.99-89.99 Knit shirts, tank J.ops, crew necks in assorted patterns. Reg. 6.50 7.50 4.99 Young Men's Sportswear Sportshirts, with styling for the young man. S,M,L,XL. Reg. 18.00 : 11 99 Young men's knit tops, S XL. Reg. 18.00 20.00 12.99 Young men's jean tops. S-XL. Reg. 14.00 16.00 9.99 Jeans with the famous maker styling at Spiess savings! 30-38W. Reg. 25.00-30.00 16.99 MenVSportswear Golf shirts, styling by favorite famous makers. S XL. Reg. 15.00 16.00 10.99 Knit tops, famous makers. S XL. Reg. 17.00 18.00 12.99 Better knit tops, with styling by famous makers. S XL. Reg. 20.00 22.00 14.99 Sportshirts, brand names. Reg. 14.00 15.00 9.99 starts Thurs. June 25^ It's one of our biggest sales of the year! A fabulous clearance of fine-quality merchandise, all reduced for timely savings! It's Spiess policy not to carry over fashions and furnishings to another season, so we mark our values down to almost unbelievable prices! There's only one way to save -- come to Spiess' Pre-Inventory Sale! Men's Clothing Sportcoats and blazers, fashion at a savings! 40-44S, 40 46L. Reg. 100.00 Suit savings on our most popular styles! 38 48R, 40-46L. Just taj*£ a look at these values from Reg. 160.00 175.00 Reg. 180.00 195.00 Reg. 200.00 Reg. 250.00 Slacks, 32 42W. Reg. 18.00-22.00 Spring jackets, 38-46R, 40 46L. Reg. 36.00-40.00 'Alterations at cost, bottoms free. 38 46R, 69.90* 40 44S, Spiess. 129.90* 149.90* 169.90* 169.90* 14399* 29.99 Men's Furnishings Dress shirts, assorted long sleeve styles, not all sizes. Rfcg. 19.00 23.00 10.99 Dress shirts, short sleeves in summer shades. 141 :>16'2- Reg. 13.00 16.00 8.99 Pajamas, shorties for summer in several patterns. S XL. Reg. 13.00... V 8 9 9 Pure leather belts. Reg. 9.00 12.00 5.99 Notions Cosmetic bags by Trina, save on pretty but discontinued patterns. Reg. 4.50-14.00 25% off Art Needlework, Elgin & Crystal Lake only Perfomer yarn, in white. Reg. 1.49 88<t Bucilla pillow kits. Reg. 18.00-24.00 9.99-15.99 Stitchety kits; Dimensions, Bucilla, Sunset. Save on your favorites! Reg. 14.00-30.00 1/3 to 1/2 off Danish bulky yarn, selected shades. Reg. 2.30 99<t Blankets & Spreads Bedspreads and comforters - an "Odd-Lot" assortment of twins, fulls and queens. Reg. 28.00-110.00 19.99-72.99 Quilted pillow shams, nice savings on "odd-lot"assortment. Reg. 12.00 16.00 3.99 Dust ruffles, selected assortment of plains, fancies, sizes and colors. Reg. 14.00-34.00 10.49-25.49 Bed Linens Sheets, a clearance of odds and ends, mostly prints. Twin. Reg. 7.00-8.50 4.99 Full. Reg. 9.00-11.00 .....5.99 Queen. Reg. 13.00-13.50 8.99 Cases. Reg. 7.00-8.50 4.99 Table Linens Tablecloths and napkins, assorted prints and solids in all sizes. Great savings v 1/2 price Place mats and napkins, a special selection at special savings 25 to 50% off Bath Towels Towels, special selection of sheared and terry, incomplete sets of bath, hand, wash and tip towels. Prints and solids. Save 50°..! Reg. 1.65 12.00 79C-5.99 Shower curtains, save on assorted discontinued patterns. Reg. 16.00 30.00 11.99-22.49 Bath rugs, Royal Saxony sculpture contours. Save over 50%! Rugs. Reg. 14.50 6.99 Matching lid covers. Reg. 6.00 2.59 Drapery Pinch pleat draperies, 48 x 84 in blue or brown. Save while quantities last. Reg. 20.00 10.00 Quilted bedspreads, assorted styles in blue and brown. Save while quantities last. Reg. 33.00-50.00 1/2 price Photo Albums & Scrapbooks Holson scrapbooks hold memories. Reg. 10.00 fc 7.99 Holson scrapbook refills. Reg. 5.50 4.49 Appliances Kitchen clocks, selected designer and basic styles add kitchen flair. Reg. 10.95-37.95 1/2 price Special collection of appliances: coffeemakers, convection oven, blender, food processor, ice cream makers, quart/ heater, hair setter, Clairol set to go, and curling brush. Not every item in every store, and quantities are limited. Great savings - Reg. 10.95 179.95 30% off Housewares Bakeware, El Camino white ceramic. Casseroles, baking and individual dishes, platters -- all safe for microwaves. Reg. 9.50-25.00 35% off Wood pieces, special selection includes cannisters, shelves, towel bars. Reg. 12.00 59.95 1/2 price Wicker, selected baskets and shelves in assorted sizes. Reg. 3.25 49.75 1/2 price Elgin Only Music, Elgin only Portable radio, Panasonic AM/FM, style No. RF569. Great for the beach. Reg. 32.95 24.95 Save on all other Panasonic tape players and radios. Reg. 17.95 79.95 10% off Books, Elgin only Publisher's Overstock and Remainder books make great summer reading! Reg. 1.98 39.95 1.00-29.95 Specialty Cookbooks. Reg. 2.95 5.95 2.29-4.95 Sunset Cookbooks, How to books and Plant books make great gifts. Reg. 3.95 2.99 Cameras, Elgin only Kodak X15 Camera Outfit. Reg. 14.88 11.88 Kodak Ektra 200 and Ektralite 500 camera outfits shoot summer fun. Reg. 26.88-51.88 22.88-45.88 Budget Coats, Elgin only Pantcoats and all weather coats, a limited selection, but ai a savings! Reg. 42.00-65.00 10.00-20.00 Budget Dresses, Elgin only Selection of dresses for juniors, misses and half sizes. Reg. 19.99-28.99 14.88-21.88 Pantsuits, small selection for misses Reg. 26.99 19.88 Budget Sportswear & Lingerie, Elgin only Dusters, robes,°beach coats selected group in seersucker. Reg. 11.99 13.99 7.88-9.88 Skirts, cotton prints - juniors, misses. Reg. 13.99 6.88 Slacks and jeans, selected styles for the juniors and misses. Reg. 13.99 21.99 9.88-16.88 Summer blouses, cool breezy styles for juniors, misses and half-sizes. Reg. 11.99 13.99 7.88-9.88 Woven short sets for juniors. Reg 12.99 5.88 PAliE It - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24,1M1 Lakeland Park & Lakeland Shores Carol Cominsky 385-7246 Need Help Of Residents In last week's column I mentioned the idea of having houses designated as a place where a child could go in an emergency. As I write this, Cecilia SerritellaPand I have not received any response. We need at least every, tenth house with a sign in its front window. Wouldn't you like to know that if your child had a problem away from home he t VALUABLE COUPON > I lfttfi AMNVtftSARY SALII Deciding On A Hearing Aid Isn't Easy Deciding WHERE TO BUY IT SHOULD BE I NcNENRY HEARING AID CENTER 3937 W. Moin McHenry 385-7661 WEDNESDAYS 10 to 5 • • Evenings t. I %nlth All-ln-TUEor Models, Eye Glasses, Body Aids SALE PRICED OUR PRICES CANT BE BEAT 111 REPAIR ALL MAKtS-feuaranteed Work EAR MOLD SPECIALIST-Whistles Stopped •DISTRIBUTORS FOR MOST MAKES* ROBERT STENSLANO art ASSOCIATES 25 Years Experience- We Make Heise Calls SENIOR CmZEKS HEARING AID DISCOUNT CENTER Bat ter ies V j Pr ice WITH THIS AD I -- FREE HEARING TESTS- WEDNESDAYS 10 to 5 Robert Decker, MJL Aidiologist VALUABLE COUPON 1 I could use the phone at one of these homes to notify you? Please call Ceil at 385-4180 or Carol at 385-7246. We need you! BIKE SAFETY McHenry's police chief, George Pasenelli, called to let us know about the bike safety program the department is going to have in July and August. On July 14 or 21 and Aug. 11 or 18 your children may go to the community house parking lot to learn the bicycle rules of the road. Each child who participates will receive a rules of the road book and a lesson in bike safety. With so many children on the streets on their bikes there is a need to educate them on the proper usage. - These lessons will begin at 10 a.m.ftn all four dates. There will always be two police officers on hand each date to give the lessons. * WEDDING BELLS Two Lakeland Park residents tied the knot Saturday, June 6. The first ceremony took place at 3 p.m in St Patrick's church, McHenry. when Kathleen A. Brooks exchanged vows with Michael R. Whitehead. Kathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs James Brooks of Clearview avenue. Mike's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whitehead of Ringwood. A reception was held at the McHenry V.F.W. hall for 200 guests. The newlyweds spent their honeymoon in Door county. Wis. The second ceremony was held at 5 p.m in Zion Lutheran church, McHenry. when Timothy Watkins took Valerie Stade as his bride Tim is the son of Jeanne Watkins on North avenue and Val's parents are Gordan and Irene Stade of Pioneer road, McHenry. Their reception took place at Chapel Hill Country club with 200 guests attending. Tim and Val honeymooned in California for ten days. Both newly married couple6 will be residing in McHenry. GRADUATION PARTY Judith Irwin's daughter Robin recently graduated from Montini school Forty guests enjoyed an outdoor party given in her honor Sunday. June 7 The guests came from Frankfort. Chicago and Crystal Lake to see the American Legion award she received for being one of the toD 25 students Robin's grandparents Mr. and Mrs Roy Meineke baked and decorated the cake to look like an open book BIRTHDAY GIRL Joe and Linda Creasey's d a u g h t e r P a t r i c i a celebrated her birthday June 6 Her sister Theresa and aunt Dreama Bearfield hosted a party for her at 1 p.m that afternoon. Guests were Chris Hoff­ man. Julie White. Kelly Rich. Kelly Bogart, Jenny Wierich. Ray and Joann Harvey. Jenny Motisicek. Laura Martin. Becky An­ derson and Dreama Fay Harvey Everyone had a good time playing the usual party games outside The party theme was Strawberry Shortcake. Everything was decorated in that motif in­ cluding the cake. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Twins Julie Lvnn and Jill Ann Leopold turn 14 years old June 24. Johnny Koch and Susan Wautlet have their special day June 25, Gunther Borchert, David Cygan. Maureen Johnson. Nancy GhilardUcci and Linda Blisnik all hear the birthdav song on the 27th. Edward Scarbrough adds another year June 28. Eric Arthurs will be 15 years old June 29 and he shares his day with Robert Revak, Rosalie Slonina and Arlene Bartos Best wishes to Linda Sweeney and Elizabeth Belk on June 30 HAPPY ANNIVERSARY It's going to be 18 fantastic years together for Joel and Carol Cominsky on June 26. Helen and Ralph Stippick and Dorothy and Roy Meineke are two more couples who celebrate another anniversary the same day. On June 27, Jim and Sandra Neff will be married 17 years. Betty and Jim Beno are together 30 years and Robert and R o b e r t a H u m p h r e y s celebrate another year together Helen and Joe Gerambio have their 29th anniversary June 28. Curt and Sandy Freund will be together 12 years on 'he 28th. Three Jaycees Honored Three of the McHenry Area Jaycees are shown receiving awards at the regional banquet held in St. Charles. Awards were presented for outstanding ability in the areas of management, development and leadership to Norm Kocol, Rich Oleszczuk and Da raid Krieger. The McHenry Jaycees is an organization of young men, ages 18-36. dedicated to personal and professional development by helping others through community service programs. Jaycee programs help, the handicapped, disadvantaged, senior citizens and youth. Interpretive Programs At Conservation Sites ME ASLES DECLINE The number of cases of measles reported in Illinois during the first five months of 1981 shows a 98 percent decline as compared with the first five months of 1979. In 1979. 943 cases of measles were reported during the first five months During this same time period in 1981, the number dropped to 19 Programs that interpret the environments of two different MCCD con­ servation sites are coming up shortly J On Saturday. June^27. at 9:30 a m . Indian "Ridge will be the site for a walk called " A n i m a l A d a p t a t i o n s : Making Do With What You Got" Bill Howenstine. who teaches a college course in E n v i r o n m e n t a l ^ n " terpretation. will lead the walk at Indian Ridge, which is open only for special programs at the present time Two miles south of McHenry. Indian Ridge can be reached by taking State Park road east from Rarreville road, then going right at all forks and then turning right into the en trance road for Indian Ridge Stationery Picture frames, plastic Key. 1.50-4.00 . 99C-2.49 Savings on games! Backgammon, wood games and others Reg. 4.50 18.00 2.99-11.99 Radio rerun cassette tapes. Reg. 3.98 2.98 Tablets, stationery and novelty Rt*g 2.00 6.00 1.39-1.99 Save on leather desk accessories desk pads, pencil cups, pen stands and more. Reg 10.00 2/ 00 1 2 price Toy Playce Clearance of toys' An assortment ot games and plush toys at a savings! rfhru Tues. June 30^ CHARGE IT! Your own Spiess Charge, Visa and MasterCard, we welcome them all! Shop in Elgin Monday, Thursday, Friday 9:30 9, Tuesday, Wednes day, Saturday 9:30 5:30, Sunday 11:30-4:30. Shop Crystal Lake and St. Charles weekdays 10 till 9, Saturday 10 till 5:30, Sunday noon till 5. 25 to 50% off Infants & Children Infant sunsuits, dresses, coveralls, by Health^exr~Xparter and Wonderall. Not all sizes, boys and girls/sbut what savings! Reg. 9.00 25.00 125% Knit shirts for boys, crew and V necks, collars • in ̂ ss colors. 4 7. Reg. 5.50 9.00 3.88-6.88 Girls knit tops, shorts, sets and sundresses in sizes 4-6X. Reg. 5.50 18.00 25% off Toddler girls summer shorts, tops and playwear by your favorite famous makers. Reg. 5.00 18.00 25% off Girls Corner Pants and jeans by Levi's, Brittania, Calabash, in assorted different colors. 7-14 regular and slim, but not all sizes. Reg. 16.00 20.00 11.88-14.88 Knit tops, large assortment of colors, prints, some with trapunto appliques, all designed for summer fun! 7-14, and S,M,L. Reg. 7.00 13.00 5.44-9.44 Shorts, woven summer styles in solid brigh^s and pastels. Reg. 8.50 5.S8 Sundresses, nice assortment of prints, checks and stripes, 7-14. Reg. 16.00-19.00 7.44-11.88 Teen Shoppe Knit tops, stripe t shirts and crewnecks, assorted shades. S,M,L. Reg. 9.00 12.00 4.88-6.44, Sundresses, elastic tops and assorted summer Pr^*S- S,M,L. Reg. 13.00 7 88 Skirts and shorts, special assortment from famous makers. Solids, prints. 6 14 Reg. 9.00 13.00 5.44-7.88 Accessories Tubes tops, stripes and solids. Reg 6.00 Print scarfs, oblongs and bias. Reg. 8.00 3.99 2.99 China & Glass Dinnerware and glassware - clearance of casual styles at great savings * ^ price Pfaltzqraff Flicker Lites, save on our in store stock only. Reg. 6.50-7.50 ; 4.50-5.25 Gifts Vases, clear glass, small assorted styles. Reg. 5.00 3.50 Mirrored candle holders, Floral Lites. Assorted styles in limited quantities. Reg. 18.00 30.00 13.50-22.50 Silverplate flatware by Rogers Bros. 3 pattern^ to choose. 40 piece set. Reg. 300.00 \ 200.00 4 piece hostess set. Reg. 46.00 30.00 4 piece serving set. Reg. 34.50 20^00 Lingerie Shift gowns, cotton blends. Reg. 9.00 5.99 Baby dolls, cotton blends. Reg. 12.00 7.99 Panties or hip huggers, nylon tricot. Reg. 2.50 3 50 1.99 Sleepwear; gowns, pajamas, robes in easy care nylon tricot. Reg. 14.00 20.00 1 2 Price Robes Dusters, shifts in cotton blends. Reg. 13.00 15.00 9.99 Hosiery 7 Pantyhose, Round* the Clock Daily Basics, reinforced toe or sandalfoot. Reg. 2.25 1-50 Pantyhose, Hanes Summer Sheer, coolest comfort. Two shades. Reg. 2 25 , • Buy 3, get 1 FREE! Jewelry Jewelry Sale! Wide selection of pins, earrings, necklaces, and more. Reg. 3.00 26.00 1/3 to 1/2 off Timex watches, timely savings in our Elgin store only! Reg. 22.95 40.95 14.99-30.95 Leather Goods Summer handbags, basic styles with shoulder and double handles, white, bone, navy, taupe. Reg. 18.00 10.99 Assorted spring and summer bags, some leather, fabrics and straw. Reg. 12.00 35.00 1/2 price or less Luggage Samsonite Classic 111 attaches, brief styling in 3" and 5' sizes. Reg. 68.00 72.00 47.99-49.99 Rolfs luggage accessories; briefcases, executive secretaries, and smaller leather items. Handy savings on quality items. Reg. 37.50 70.00 (some higher!) v */3 •\ walk 'hrough Burrows .coods nf-ar Harvard will lovus on tree identification < bris Rechter will provide copies of 'he pocket sized Tree Finder 'booklet to use as an I D aid The books are great guides to what to look for in telling hardwood trees apart The walk starts from the first parking lot Thur sda\. July 2. at m a m- About the term en­ vironmental interpretation. M C C D I n t e r p r e t i v e Naturalist .John Shiel comments Interpreting an environment is a lot like interpreting a book written in a foreign language For the person who can't read the language there is not much interest But when the problem of reading, the language of a natural en vironment is overcome, there s no end to what can be perceived enjoyed and 0 Better Sportswear Ship 'n Shore summer blouses. Assorted novelty styles, short sleeves. 8 18. Reg. 18.00 24.00 12.88 Duck slacks, 3 styles in white and summer brights 8-18. Reg. 18.00 12.88 Catalina summer cotton.knit playwear Shorts and assorted novelty tops. 8-18, S XL Reg. 14.00 22 00 * 8.88-16.88 Today's Sportsuear Oakhill summer woven shirts, short sleeves, assorted novelty styles. 8-18. Reg. 14.00 18.00 10.88 Summer skirts, poly cotton in assorted tiny prints, madras plaids, solids. Belted, elastic waists. Reg 22.00 12.88 T-shirts, V-neck with collar Favorite summer shades S M,L. Reg. 12.00 7.88 Shorts, 3 styles in poly cotton. Cool summer shades 8 16. Reg. 14.00 • 9.88 Young Attitudes Junior coordinates by famous makers Great summer styles at fabulous savings 1 3 off Skirts, pretty junior styles in sutnmet shades A special purchase! Reg. 20.00 14.88 Pants, junior fashion styling in summer fabrics and shades Reg. 25.00-30.00 10.88 Shorts, 5 styles including pull ons. cuffed, trouser, button ups and short shorts. Reg. 11.00 18 00 7.88 ShirtJ^r summer wovens in poly and blends. Mens stupes, bowing shirts and novelties. Reg 14.00 L 00 6.88 Dresses, styled by Oops.' Easy care spun pojf in pretty colors. Reg. 26.00 28 00 19.88 Coats Special group of long rain & shine, and car coats for spring Not every size, color. Reg 50.00 68 00 1 2 price or less Think ahead! Group ot winter coats, full lengthb. wools, poplins, quilts. Great savings of 50 to 75".- in our Elgin store only! Reg. 125.00 250.00 50.00-60.00 Dresses Spring clearance of better misses dresses 6 18. ancNoetites 4 14. Reg 50.00 65.00 Pantsuits, all 2 and 3 pieces, half and regular sizeS Reg. 60.00 ' 39.88 Home & Town clearance of early spring dresses. 6 18. 22'o, petite 4 14 Wh£t a large selection to choose from! Rea. 34.00 38.00 27.88 emploved Foi» more t h e s e v < programs < copy of i'ws letter. information on 1 1 u n t e e r l e a d r to request a the MCCD call 815-67K-44.il .r 815-3:18-1405 Carry home CARRYHOME The versatile, durable plastic cover O."' jt, HIIA C " l A s t r ^ / * Women's World Ship 'n Shore summer blouses. Short sleeves, novelty styles in solids and prints. 38 44. Reg. 19 00 26.00 14.88 CoiaiiPa Plus summer cotton knit playwear, shorts., pants, tops. Reg. 14.00 24.00 8.88-16.88 Wdips lARR> HvWt ^ overall' Plastic is the pet ted wotkmate wheievei a ptotei.tive'v.owi is needed 1t n vvaterproot dustproot <kniptixif 4nd durable enouuti to tv reused ovet and over again AsK fot Warps l ARR> HOMl v. ovet all by name It's the onlv plastic cover tt usted bv homeowners, gardeners and campers for over 2S years 10 heavy dutv 4 mil in i leaf cm hlack v\ ARP &R< )s c hicaqo. II t>0bSl Pioneers in Plastk nixc 1924 These dealers care enough to stock the best, the original Warp's CARRY HOWE Coverall Look tor the bright yellow package Act «• Hardware 3729 W. Elm St., McHenry Coast to Coast Storo 4400W Rte 120, McHenry Wonder Lake Tra Valve 7602 Hancock Dr.. Wond«r Lake