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SECTION 2 - PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALFR - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11.1978 greetings go to Dickie Duell, who has his day Oct. 8. Oct. 10 is the special day for Davfe Davis, Jr. Village treasurer, Bud Pflug, celebrates his day Oct. 12. Best wishes to you all for a happy day and many more to come Sunnyside Area Betty Messer 344-2494 MCHS Plans Theatre Season Cable Television Service Approved For Sunnyside Cable TV Will come to Sun­ nyside At its Oct. 3 meeting, the village granted permission to Bill Kapper & associates, of Woodstock, a cable TV fran­ chise, to come into the village. It will probably be spring before plans are completed. Village will be able to purchase cable T V service There will be an installation fee and theh a monthly service charge Cable T V will allow the viewer wider selection of viewing More on cable T V when all the details are completed. Bids for snow removal are being accepted by the village, since it is that time of the year again when we have to be thinking of snow From the sudden change in weather we may need shovels sooner than expected. Vehicle sticker for the year 1979 are in and will go on sale Dec 1 All residents of the village are required to display a current sticker on each car in their possession Failure to do so in the required time allowed will result in a ticket and fine of $10 plus the sticker price Stickers will be available from village clerk, Betty Messer, 1405 W Bayview lane Several villagers, who are avid hunters, attended the meeting in regard to an or­ dinance Fox Lake passed Fox Lake's ordinance says that all hunters in their town, and within a three mile radius, must purchase a $25 hunting permit The three mile radius brings the boundary into M cHenry county The village has a number of men who will be out hunting; so Sunnyside is in the process of drawing up a similar ordinance Thus the permit fee will go to our village instead of the Fox Lake treasury, which clears up the objection our area hunters had to the ordinance Hunting without a permit would subject the hunter to quite a steep fine The next meeting of the village is Tuesday, Oct 17, at 8 p m in the village hall. 4206 Wilmot road NORTHWOODS TRIP President Ray Nolan and his wife Marj, 1403 W Bayview lane, took a few days off to go up north for their first fishing trip this year They went to Land O'Lakes, Wis., and braved the sudden cold weather and the predictions of snow for of your I With inflation protection from American Family! Under American Family's Special Homeowners Package Policy, your home is protected against the ravages of inflation. As your home increases in value, so does your insurance automati­ cally1 That's just one of the extra features built into our Special Home­ owners Package Policy It's the most comprehen­ sive homeowners coverage we ve ever offered Call today for all the details. fecause your special. a? tony CHUCK FICK IFKANOOWMU OUR NEW LOCATION -- Corner of Crystal Lake Blacktop & Rt, 120 McHenry L CALL US FOR DETAILS 385 2304 AMERICAM FAMILY S U H A N c r AUTO HOmt lUSMfSS HfAlTM lift Am#fu:an f am it, Mutu*' insurance Co Mart-von Wis the northwoods. A little early for ice fishing But it * is Colorama time up north, and the scenery is worth the trip BIRTHDAYS This week's birthday Power Scare Electric power needs in the United States alone are expected to triple within the next 25 years. McHenry high school will offer four major dramatic productions during the 1978- 1979 school year. The first will be a comedy, presented in the West campus auditorium. This comedy is "Harvey" which will run Thursday through Sunday, Oct. 26 to 29 at 8 p.m. The Variety show will be the second presentation and has been moved to the weekend of Nov 17-19 from its traditional spring slot. A possible winter play has been added to the schedule and the tentative dates are Jan. Il­ ia This play will be somewhat unusual as the West campus library is its tentative location. It will be presented on a thrust or arena setting and will be a challenge for the actors and actresses. A few of the titles under consideration at. this time include: "The Glass Menagerie", "A Man for All Seasons" and "All My Sons". This year's musical, "Kiss me Kate," will be presented in late March and early April The production dates for the musical are Thursday through Sunday, March 29 April 1. The possibility of a Sunday matinee to replace the Sunday evening performance is under con­ sideration for the musical The Thursday through Saturday performances will have an 8 p.m. curtain. Over 100 students are currently planning, designing and working on some phase of each production and promise an exciting, interesting and successful season Soil Facts It takes about 500 years of chemical, physical and biological procettes to make one inch of soil Modern farming practices, though, can destroy this inch in only a few years the healthiest soils are made of 10 per cent humus. 40 per rent minerals, 25 per cent water and 25 per cent air AP WUta Can Gets ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of these advertised items is re­ quired to be reedily available for sale at or below the advertised price in eacn A&P Store, except as specifi­ cally noted in this ad. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. OCT. 12, THRU SAT. OCT. 14, 19TS NONE SOLO TO DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS. HARVEST) OF GOOD FOOD IDEAS. . . 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CTNS /"V Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff Mary Jean Huff Says "Good-By" Eight years ago there was a baby in our house As a matter of fact, during the previous ten years, there had been a total of five babies at two year in­ tervals arriving at our house 1 can't remember now, just how many diapers 1 had changed, rinsed, soaked^ washed, dried. folded anfi put back on their proper Mparts, but I can remember the feeling that filtered through my external sense of maternal blessedness, telling my inner soul that beyond the eternal diaper pail, there was a place for mothers who choose to care for their babies and small children at home. I reached out in search of this oasis and found myself ap­ plying to Adele Proelich, editor of the Plaindealer, for the job of correspondent for the Wonder Lake news. In no time at all, I remembered what the inside of a dictionary looked like. Through the years there have been the frustrations of staring at a blank piece of paper with no news at all to write about. There were challenges ac­ cepted, some from the editor, Adele, who had more con­ fidence in my ability than I did. There were compliments from readers who found something in the writing. There were complaints, of course, for the inevitable mistakes, and oc­ casional regrets over what was written One thing I do know is that dealing with Plaindealer people was a pleasure, and dealing with Wonder Lake people was an equal pleasure And now, as sure as there is a time in life for everything, this is the time for me when the SECTION 2 - PAGE 5 - PI AINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II. 1978 babies are growing up and their mother has reached out for a full time job The quantity of time once spent with the children is being replaced by the quality of the time. The real beauty behind this story lies with the readers. A new columnist for the Wonder Lake news begins next week bringing the fresh approach of a girl well known in Wonder Lake. Anne Sowers, who grew up in Wonder Lake as Anne Sullivan, has much to con­ tribute with her talent Welcome her. Call her Tell her your news. Together you can easily make the Wonder Lake news bigger and better than ever before GARDEN CLUB The September meeting of the Wonder Lake Garden club was held at the lovely home of. Mrs Helen Gilliland. sub­ stituting for Mrs. Elsie Ottoson, Extra 0 Green Stamps mnw Fl M ST Mr HENRY "Ttu UJukZ Emu £pecia& 3750 W. ELM ST., McHENRY M - S 8 - 1 2 S U N . 8 - 6 nffljimn GRADE"A" DOZENA&P --iBONUStSPECIALi-- 5-LB. BAG REGULAR WHEN YOU CUP THE ^ ĵg^gg^COUPONS IN THIS AD YOURS FOR JUST 30 BIG TEN STAMPS (ONE FILLED BONUS SPECIALS BOOKLET) AND OUR LOW PRICE Large Eggs Pillsbury Flour AND ONE FILLED S&H BONUS SPECIALS BOOKLET (30 BIG 10 STAMPS) XXXX V.v FLOUR 1 Hour! 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LB. 69c 99c 1#-°2 LOAF OJt Chicken Roll LONGACRE HALF A POUND $ POUND $2 29 115 Sliced Bologna 99 ECKRICH HALF POUND POUND $1 98 You'll Do Better With A&P's SEAFOOD BUYS . ^ ̂ PICT RIPE FREESTONE Peaches OR ANN PAGE YELLOW CLING PEACHES--SLICED OR HALVES 29-OZ CAN EA. JANE PARKER MB. WHEAT BREAD Northern BATHROOM TISSUE 4 ROU PKO C GET UP TO 450 EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS WHEN YOU CLIP THESE COUPONS M EXTRA SAH GREEN STAMPS (•BM TIN STAMPS) WITH THIS COUPON AND TNI PUNCH AM OP OAL AM OP AAP APPLF CIOCR UMIT ONI COUPON PTRCUSTOMSR RSOBSMABLI TNI OCT M. 1*71 KS* 'jv: H&G Dressed Whiting Frozen Catfish Steaks A&P Fish Portions A&PFish&Chips LB *139 y 100 EXTRA SlH GREEN STAMPS 1» 0Z 99C 100 EXTRA SAM GREEN STAMPS |10*K3 Tin STAMPS} 'XISCOOPON AND T*£ PURCMAST f ANY S»H CANNED HAM limit OMC COUPON CUSTOMS* ^ XfDttMABLI OCT 14. isrs (10 BIO TIN STAMPS) WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCMASt Of AN* * CT Of LIQMT BULBS LIMIT ONF COUPON MP CUSTOM!* MOItMABL! THRU OCT I«. urs SO EXTRA SiH GREEN STAMPS 11 BIG TIN STAMPS SMUJ»t)tPS*VTM WITH THIS COUPON [U«0 TH( VUNCHAS^ fcf ANV Cf cat am! •NOVCLTT ITCMH L I M I T ONI COUPON PIPCUSTOMBR| MOIIMABU THRU OCT 14. ISTSB who has been ill We all hope she will be in "tip top" form soon. Our guest speaker for the evening was Mr Jerry Cook, who spoke to us about "Greenhouses", the basics needed and the variety they afford, ior raising flowers, vegetables or both, or as an-' added room under the stars", or a combination of all three! Mr Cook presented a most informative and interesting^ talk on a subject that im­ mediately holds a captive audience Our next meeting will be Thursday, Oct 12, at eight o'clock in the evening at the home of Mrs Gretchen Pose. 8310 Howe road. Wonder Lake Hope to see you then B Alderson. publicity chairwoman YOUNG AT HEARTS The Wonder Lake Young af hearts enjoyed a delicious' pctluck dinner at their Oct 4 meeting Plans were discussed for the upcoming Christmas party Birthday wishes were extended to members with October birthdays Tom Hillier. Adeline Dolan. Eleanor Willig. Betsy Smith and Agnes ' Lyons The next meeting will be on Oct 18 HAPPINESS IS Happiness is saying so long, it's been good to know ya COMMUNITY CALENDAR Oct 17-School pictures taker, at Harrison Oct 19-Candidates night Harrison school Oct 26-Co 1 Auxiliary; Halloween card party. Christ the King hall Oct 28-Sodality Halloween' party for the kids Christ the King hall. Yacht club banquet V.A. NEWS Editor s not? Following are representative questions an swereddailv hy VA counselors Full information is available at any YA office Q--Can a veteran use his loan guaranty benefit to purchase a home outside the I'nited States'" A-Loan guaranty benefits are available only in the I nited States. Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, (iuatn and American Samoa Q--I am a widow receiving dependency and indemnity compensation Recently I became entitled to Social Security benefits Will m> social Security payments reduce my DIC" A--No The amount of DIC is based on the deceased veterans' military rank In come is not a factor Q-I plan to marry a widow with two children VSill I be eligible for additional education benefits based on these stepchildren" A -Yes Step-children living with the veteran are considered dependents of the veteran Q--I have a $10,000 National Sefvice life insurance policy I receive a dividend each >ear and I am using my dividents to purchase paid up additional insurance Does this additional insurance have a cash and loan value0 A Yes Paid up additional insurance has both cash and loan value Funds For Dam Survey Information has been received that Governor Thompson has proclaimed a p o t e n t i a l d i s a s t e r emergencv in connection with the Lake In The Hills dam according to Fiichard Klemm chairman of the McHenry County board He stated that E* Erie Jones, director of the State Emergency Services L Disaster Agency 'SESDA>; notified him that the governor has released a total of $70,000 to assist the Lake In The Hills Property Owners association tn complete the survey as outlined to them at a meeting held with the State Division of Water Resources and Corps ol Engineers A 1 HEARING AID REPAIR SERVICE free loanet s Complete Serv ice on o i l Mokes Custom Earmolds 30 Day Tr ia l on New Aids HOME SERVICE FOR SHUT INS ! j TRY BEFORE YOU BUY i Maico O»icon Radio Eai Quol i tone Audio 'one Telex Sono Tone Custom Made AM in the Ear Models SERVICE CENTER WED S 1:00 to 5:00 OTHER HOURS BY APPT. 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