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SAVE MORE al fiidittisBri} f a m i l y centers PAGE 5-PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1972 P r i c e s E f f e c t i v e W h i l e Q u a n t i t i e s L a s t ?9'b 9.gcHenry V 9; Prices Effective Fri. • Sat • Sunl $1.00 NO-PESr STRIP INSECTICIDE Kills files, mosquitoes, and other small flying insects indoors. (Ml THE FLEAS Reg. $1.76 1.34 A CHAISE LOUNGES I Reg. $7.97 5#97 Sturdy aluminum. Your v. 6-12 PLUS Reg. $1.17 76* .. choice green, nutmeg or multi-color. NEW ITEM •̂̂ yEi*^ngNiR'SALT PRESTO Y fOR Ho 20" - 3 speed BREEZE FAN Reg. $15.87 OZARK OAK 1 CHARCOT 13.87 Moves large volumes of air quietly...easily with powerful 3 speed comfort control motor. We also carry 12" breeze box fans, 20" 3- ^ speed electrical reversible Reg. 37' roll-about fans CHARCOAL^ Reg. $1.28 20 lbs. 9 6 < 1 Limit 2 f§ MMMMMlI New Item CHARCOAL LIGHTER 1 Quart Limit 1 WATER~SOFTENER SALT •1.00 off ON ALL MEN'S TROUTMAN WORK PANTS Keep your cool in a breezy STRAW HAT 73 Reg. 96' GIRLS SHORTS Special grouping. Sizes 7-14. R e g . $ 1 . 2 8 9 6 * «r * Choice of colors. Perma-Press. LADIES GIRDELLETTE Pucker knit fabric. White or flowered print. Reg. $/l7 56* Sizes S-M-L PLAQUE PRESENTATION -McHenry County Sheriff Art Tyrrell, along with Sgt. George Meyers, Safety Education officer, presented to Mrs. Karen Wells of 3025 Alden road, Woodstock, a plaque in recognition for her saving the life of Joey Sylvester, age 4, May 29, 1972. Here & There In BUSINESS Drycleaners Applaud FTI Label Ruling Drycleaners, through their national association, the In­ ternational Fabricare Institute, applaud the Federal Trade commission rule requiring that labels sewn into garments give care instructions. They feel the consumer is entitled to have "full information", as the FTC has prescribed, though some labels may not tell the whole story, says IFI. Labels that provide home washing in­ structions and omit drycleaning information will fall short of that, because it is generally accepted that what is labeled washable is also drycleanable unless the label says it's not. Drycleaning solvent is far easier on cloth fabrics than water. It gets out oily soils much more readily than washing can. Polyesters and other modem shape-retentive fabrics are especially responsive to good drycleaning processes, and drycleaners welcome them. It is a rare item of clothing which should not be drycleaned; so after the labeling rule takes effect July 3, the IFI assures consumers that unless the label warns against drycleaning, it is safe, and usually preferable in terms of longer fabric life, to have the garment drycleaned, even though it may also be washable and may have been previously washed one or more times. Working wives and busy home makers should find this reassurance welcome, says IFI, since what drycleaners sell is not just fabric care expertise but also time away from home chores. Cum Laude Honors Earned By Judith Sherk Five area students were among the 191 graduates who received baccalaureate degrees recently during the 121st annual commencement ceremonies at MacMurray college, Jacksonville. Judith Strorigl Sherk of Jacksonville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walczynski of 4504 N Hilltop drive, McHenry, graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology. Others receiving degrees were Kimberly Jane Davis, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Thomas R. Davis of 3202 Golf view, McHenry, Bachelor of Arts in Physical Education; Gary R. Guzzardo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Guzzardo of 3302 W. Third avenue, McHenry, Bachelor of Music; Lois M. Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Hansen of 3230 E. Lake Shore drive. Wonder Lake, Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education and Carol Jean Schuh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Schuh of 910 S. Lily Lake road, McHenry, Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, Philosophy and Religion. Babassu nuts are the hardest nuts in the world. BABER BUICK SAYS . . . WHY BUY... A CHEVROLET, FORD OR PLYMOUTH? WHEN, FOR THE SAME MONEY, YOU CAN BUY A [ĵ ND '72 BUICK YES, THIS BEAUTIFUL LeSABRE 4 DOOR INCLUDES 350 - 2 barrel 8 cylinder engine. Turbo hydramatic transmission, power disc'brakes, variable ratio power steering, Accu drive suspension system, full flow ventilation, foam padded front seat construction, carpeting front & rear, coil spring suspension, padded instrument panel, corrosion resistant frame, rocker panel design. 110 NEW BlIICKS AND OPELS IN STOCK, READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY LESS A GIGANTIC TRADE-IN LeSabre 4-dr. Sedan ASK ABOUT OUR 5-50,000 MILE WARRANTY. BABER BUICK-0PEL, INC. U.S. 12 - FOX LAKE, ILL ALL PHONES 587-2555 CLOSED SUNDAYS tr