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Holiday Tips SHOPPERS - BE WISE! You can have traditional holiday meals with all the trimmings and not ruin your budget if you use comparison shopping. Consider cost per ounce (or per serving), quality, taste and appeal. Avoid im­ pulse buying by making out a shopping list and sticking to it. This way your shopping basket will not be filled with ex­ pensive, unneeded foods. ENTERTAINING WOES Stains on "Perma-press" table linens may be a woe unless you give them special treatment. Before washing, pretreat oil stains with liquid detergent shampoo or grease solvent. Work the liquid into the fabric. For badly stained items leave the treated stain over­ night before washing. "CHEVON"? "Chevon" may become a new word in the American vocabulary. A recent U.S. Department, of Agriculture regulation permits the labeling of goat meat by its Spanish name, "Chevon." CHESTNUT TIME Blanch chestnuts by putting them in boiling water and letting stand 2 minutes. Remove a few at a time, cool slightly, then peel with a paring knife. If nuts are difficult to peel, return them to the hot water for a minute or two. Roasting will also loosen the skins of chestnuts. Remove shells and skins while nuts are warm. HAPPY HOLIDAYS! Assure your family that this season will be a happy time uninterrupted with tragedy by practicing precautions. Unplug the Christmas tree and other decorative lights when not at home. Keep your fresh Christmas tree fresher by filling the water container daily. Avoid mixing liquid holiday spirits with holiday driving. Buy only Toy Manufacturer's Approved toys for tots. Check electrical appliances, electric cords and battery powered appliances for the "UL" Seal of approval. P Fireplaces should have protective screens to keep sparks from burning carpets, furniture, papers, or Christmas trees. Make sure they are banked before going to bed. Human bodies are normally 70 percent water-but this has nothing to do with water on the brain. POLITICAL CORNER Request Bolger For Convention Support Of Muskie William J. Bolger, local Democratic leader, has been requested by Senator Muskie's Illinois campaign committee to run for delegate to the D e m o c r a t i c n a t i o n a l n o m i n a t i n g c o n v e n t i o n , pledged to support Muskie for President at the convention in Miami Beach next July. Bolger, who has been a delegate to the last four Democratic conventions, will make a decision on this request in the next ten days. Although he indicated a preference for Muskje, Bolger said the enormous^size of this congressional district would make it difficult to wage the type of campaign he would prefer to make. This district extends westward to the Mississippi river. Filing for this office begins Jan. 12.- SEEKS OFFICE Former McHenry County Treasurer Cal Skinner, Jr., has announced that he will be a* district. At the time of his county official in Illinois, c a n d i d a t e f o r s t a t e e l e c t i o n a s T r e a s u r e r , a t a g e P n r „ f " , , , , . n n t - • Representative in the 33rd 24, Skinner was the youngest g0U(h America PAGE 3-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1971 AT THE y. F. W. • FAVORS • BUFFET • DANCING 10:00 • 2:00 Featuring the "Welcome-Aires" • SPLIT of CHAMPAGNE j SET UPS AVAILABLE * tU QQ PUBLIC INVITED s 12 PER COUPLE PHONE 385-9860 RESERVATIONS NECESSARY V.F.W. 3002 W. Rte. 120 McHenry^to" JDOOOOOOOOOOOUOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO a" ' This is a bank? Have you noticed that lately some banks seem to spend more time trying to give away blankets, spoons and bedsheets than they do in giving service? Now, we're not against an occasional premium. We've been known to give lollipops to the kids and key chains or matches to the adults. But if we start spending all our time on premium pro­ motions, then something is bound to suffer. We're afraid it might be you! We figure the reason you come to a bank is to get honest, convenient, interested service. . .the kind that will help solve your financial needs. That's the premium you'll earn every time you visit McHenry State Bank! McHENRY STATE BANK ^fHEIMRY $~f\T t bank --«A3? 3510 W. Elm Phone 385-1040 spurgeon's We Keep prices down arid values up! Spurgeon's Super Pre-lnventory Clearance We'd ratheT^seB it than count it! So come and save... in all departments on all kinds of very marvelous things. This week only! •DRESSES Hundreds of dresses at low prices. We've slashed the prices on all price ranges. Save up to 50% on some groups. Example: Regular 2000 holiday dresses now 1500 Regular 14" values now 800. •COATS Most of our coats are greatly reduced. You can save 25-30-35% this week on pant coats, dress coats, car coats. See the sale tags on each sale garment. • SPORTSWEAR You will find great buys in pant suits, skirt and sweater sets and many other sportswear items. C •CHILDREN'S and MISSES Coats And Dresses Suits and snow pants - Save 25%. Store Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 8:30 Saturday 9 to 6 Sunday 10 to 4:30 Beauty Salon Hours: Mon.-Wed. 9-6 Thurs.-FrL 9-8:30 Saturday 9-6 RUMMAGE 50% OFF AND MORE One of a k ind, some counter so i led, some odd lo ts , but a l l abso lu te ly great -sav ings i f you hurry ! Market Place Shopping Center Charge It At The Friendly ! Store That Puts You First j By Keeping Prices Down *