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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 5 Jul 1978, p. 14

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* AINDKALEK - WEDNESDAY. JULY 5.1»78 iWTrJ m ^uto buv» [J? X Senior Hot Line j Xly Q I have heard that the Lt. government. The forum is a • ^ • u:~ cnunninff hoard for seniors Outstanding VALUE! less than our May 1977 regular prices. Glass-belted Road Guard. We discontinued this tire in July 1977, but a special assortment has been built for this promotion. Take advantage of this great tire value. Sale ends July 4. A78-13 C78-14 E78-14 F78-14 G78-14 H78-14 G78-15 H78-15 *22 *28 *32 $37-56 in May '77; +$1.73-2.88 f.e.t. each tubeless blackwall. WhitewalU, $4 more ea. J78-15, L78-15 whitewalU priced low, too. Radial retreads. <Si Any of these sizes in stock! AK78-13 BR7S-13 CR78-14 AR78-14 HR78-14 HR78-15 JR78-15 LR78-15 *27 ER78-14 FR78-14 GR78-14 GR78-15 Plus 41 < to 58* f.e.t. each tubelesa whitewall. No trade-in. Tread may differ from that shown. Save *31 Can't b*1icen»cd No* for on public romd* Unassembled Wards 3V2-hp minibike for miles of fun. F a s t , f u n h i k e h a s c e n t r i ­ fugal clutch drive, scrub RegularlyS319 h r a k e . C o i l - s p r i n g f o r k 288 installation e x t r a Fit* most U.S. car*, van#, and truck* Save *20 Permanently bonded glass sun roof. *99 L e t s l i g h t a n d a i r i n w h i l e r e f l e c t i v e g l a s s b l o c k s o u t 9 2 * o f t h e h e a t Regularly 119.95 Save 3.11 D o it yourself with Wards garage creeper hardwood frame, plywood 5*\ Reg.S.W body, viny-cov- crt*d headrest Check local refutations Partially assembled. Save *50 Gas-saving AMF Roadmaster Over 150 mpg. 2-cycle McCulloch engine. Rein­ forced tubular frame. moped. *299 Regularly $349 Low-cost installation. Most US cars. Save *30 Custom-fit streamline air conditioner. Four 4-way louvers, 3-spd blower Adj thermostat. Black leather-grain case. *339 Regularly S369 0*30, Save 12c Save *10 12-volt inductive DC timing light. Needs no adapt­ er ' Xenon bulb Rugged chrome- plated casing Reg. 47 99 Our 10w30 all-season detergent motor oil. H e l p s p r o t e c t _ _ y o u r e n g i n e a t h i g h a n d l o w . * • temperatures quart Reg. 59' I* Jumbo AutoBodv < REPA»*pA ....... 26% off. Wards-do-it-yourself auto body repair pack. A l l y o u n e e d t o r e p a i r d e n t s , A 7 9 s c r a t c h e s I n - s t r u c t i o n s i n c i R e g < > 4 9 T R A V E L I N G 9 D O N I F O R G E T Y O U R CHARG-ALL CARD MONTGOMERY Expert service: lou bet! y |J FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE THE AUTO SERVICE IS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon thru Fri 10 a m to 9 p.m Saturday 9 30 a m to 5 pm Sunday 11am to 5 p.m. Crystal Lake 105 Northwest Highway Route 14 Phone 459-6450 FREE PARKING Q. I have heard that the Lt. Governor is reorganizing his Senior Advisory council. Is this true? A Yes. The non-partisan council, which was created in September of 1977, has been renamed the Senior Citizens legislative forum and a set of formal by-laws have been adopted. The name of the council was changed to better illustrate the responsibilities of the organization Currently a series of thirteen organizational meetings are being held throughout the state with representatives from senior citizen groups that have been contacted by the Lt Governor's office Senior c i t i z e n o r g a n i z a t i o n s throughout the state will be represented Q What are the reasons for reorganization? A The primary purpose is to obtain increased local input on the needs of the elderly from seniors themselves There presently exists no direct channel of regular com­ munication for the concerned senior With regularly scheduled meetings in cach region of the state, the result should be frequent and up-to- date reports from each regional governor The concerns of the senior citizens will be heard in both the executive and legislative branches of state government. The forum is a sounding board for seniors across the state and will con­ tinue to act not only in the capacity of a trouble shooter, defining problems of senior citizens at their on-set, but alsA in a creative and innovative fashion formulating new methods of approaching senior problems. Q What is the formal structure of the forum under the new by-laws? A Only those senior citizen organizations with a bonafide active membership of twenty- five individuals or more will be a l l o w e d t o a p p o i n t a representative to serve on a forum committee. Ex-officio members, such as the local directors of legal aid societies, Title VII project directors (nutrition site directors), local housing authority boards, Community Action agency directors and County Councils on Aging members, are invited to participate on forum com­ mittees, but, do not have any official voting privileges The Lt Governor serves as chairman of the forum There will be thirteen clccted regional governors serving as coordinators in each of the thirteen designated areas as outlined by the regional boundaries of the Illinois Area Agencies on Aging Serving under the direction of a regional governor will be six standing committee chairmen who will chair the following committees: Income Main? tenance. Health and Nutrition, Housing, Transportation. Social Services, and Con­ sumerism. Standing committee chairmen will be elected by the at-iarge regional forum membership. An annual meeting of the regional governors and stan ding committee chairmen will be called by the Lt Governor The regional governor will call a minimum of one annual regional meeting of all forum members to discuss regional policy and priorities % Write or call us at Lieutenpnt Governor Dave O'Neal Senior Action centers at 160 NaHh La Salle. Chicago. 111.. 60601*or 3 West Old Town <?MjpL Springfield, 111., 6270I,f :'j*ith questions or concerns aq©ut any government agency or programs This column will be covering the many questions senior citizens may have on various subjects. (all statewide toll free dial 800-252- 6565 Calling Colleen BY COLLEEN DUDGEON New Girl's Pickup Habits Indicate Worst Yet To Come I work in a secretarial pool with 25 stenos and typists, for a large accounting and manage­ ment firm. Most of us have been h e r e s e v e r a l years. When a new girl is added, it usually, takes only a short time for her to adjust to the work load and the people Last month a darling joined us. I tried to be friendly She just didn't seem interested in making new friends, so I left her alone Some of us have noted that this girl takes from others ..pens, pencils, note pads, desk equip­ ment. I saw her walk out of the office with a plant taken from the desk next to hers The next day, I asked her about it and she said she knew nothing about it. "Hie girl has problems, but I don't know how to help her We don't mind her borrowing, but if her behavior is indicative of things to come, her next move is to take money I'd like to end everything before it gets started Worried Secretary Dear Worried: If she doesn't remember "borrowing" someone's plant, she needs help Be patient. Try to be her friend If you can't reach her, find an understanding bo*< who will She may be in need of professional help (I t you wouif l l ike Colleen S Corrtrr.pnts on your part icular si tuation o» problem write COLLEEN Bo« 639 Franktort Ky 40602 ) JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG dUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET S : A DIVISON OF JEWEL DIRECT MARKETING JIWBL \ 301 W. Virginia St. CRYSTAL LAKE 815-455-0333 Mon., Tues. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Wad., Thort., Frl. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. • 3 p.m. Sun. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Memnmdis CLEARANCE ClHTIR V N Rt 14 ^^Virjinii St MM* § Cv """ MCC ° ' •EASY TO Ei Rt 31 >xp You better believe it! SALE DAYS WED. JULY 5 thru TUES. JULY 11 --WHILE QUANTITIES LAST-- SUMMER CLOTHING SALE LADIES BLOUSES ASSORTED COLORS SLEEVELESS or SHORTSLEEVE MCC REG. $2.22 $1 l i Giant Selection LADIES SUMMER SHOES, MEM'S BOOTS A SHOES PRICE FANTASTIC PANTS SET 100 percent polyester knit with stretch crochet at neck, belt, softly shirred bodice and shoulders. Stretch, pull-on pants. Large bell legs. Machine wash and dry on delicate. Ivory SIZES 8-18 MCC REG. $21.50 no75 Half Sizes On Sale. . . *112 5 ALL OTHER SUMMER CLOTHING - 1/2 PRICE Ladies, Men's, Boy's and Girl's Wear included SHIRTS TOPS JACKETS TANK TOPS PJ's SLACKS DRESSES LOUNGEWEAR SHORTS LEISURE SUITS JEANS PURSES SWIMWEAR VESTS ** PANTY HOSE SOCKS & UNDERWEAR NOT INCLUDED ON THIS SALE WATTA PIZZARIA Dozens of uses - cooks frozen, homemade and ready-mix pizzas, also frozen convenience foods. MCC REG. $17.97 y\v 7 Pc. CAST IRON COOK WARE SET Famous for old-fashioned depen­ dability. Thick and heavy for even heat - no scortching. Long wooden handles stay cool to the touch, have rings for hanging. Set includes: 1 and 3 qt. covered sauce pans, 44 qt. covered Dutch Oven and 10" skillet (uses Dutch oven cover). MCC REG. . »17 97 VrVce m THE BURGER MACHINE By ROBESON This easy to use burger maker has a, hamburger grill on 1 side and a san<fc] wich grill on the other. MCC REG. $13.17 tl\W phkv ALL OTHER - ̂ HOUSEWARE ITEMS 411% INCLUDES: / \W INCLUDES: POTS & PANS CAST IRON PANS DISH SETS GLASS SETS O E F o r R d i s c o c n t I P R I C E ELECTRIC APPLIANCES FLATWARE * KITCHEN GADGETS BAKEWARE LADIES SUNGLASSES $|50 WATCH EACH MONDAY] AND TUESDAY FOR OUR EXTRA SPECIAL IN'STORE SPECIALS -- cat*L0G 0UHET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE MCC REG $3 00 TWO STYLES jCL STORE ONLY BOWL SETS COFFEEMAKERS FRYERS SLO-COOKERS

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