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PAGE 16-PLAINDEALER-WEDNES0AY, JULY 12, 1972 JIM BEAM P ft/I deluxe Blended Whiskey 49 pSnS ftai Fi{th '9* ftt-- ""INMIMQIIIIIIHIIIIIIIII HALF GALLON 98 I M P O R T E D .r i * fa »/////> rsnj | S f E C I A L P I T | J C 'J** TANQUERAY Imported ENGLISH GIN 3" . mmmm of 86 Proof DON'T MISS THE PLEASURE BOAT V Imported l)ous? of Stuart SCOTCH W KNDKD SCOTCH WHISKY WHISKY HALF GALLON 98 iiiiiii St. Christopher Imported Portuguese BRANDY US ^ MONTREAL A AND MIXERS FULL QUARTS HAMMS REGULAR ONLY Case Of 24 079 CANS 6 PABST Blue Ribbon 2 Popular Artist To Demonstrate For County Guild CLYDE WOOD TheCary Grove Art guild will hold its monthly meeting Thursday, July 20 at 8 p.m. in the downstairs hall of the Grove Savings and Loan located at 407 Lincoln in Fox River Grove. Nominations will be presented, followed by election of officers. Guest artist-demonstrator for the evening will be Clyde Wood. Wood is nationally known as a fine artist . He has exhibited in the Duluth Art institute (both Decker and Freeman galleries), Long Grove, and numerous Chicago galleries. His works have sold from coast to coast as well as in Mexico. He works in all media, specializes in animal life, portraits, land, and seascapes, primarily in oil and water- colors. His demonstration for the evening will cover a wildlife f study in oils. He will welcome questions during the demon­ stration, Anyone interested is invited to attend. There will be no charge. Next Recycling Day Set Saturday In Crystal Lake Crystal Lake area residents will again have a chance to show their concern for the environment by recycling glass, tin cans and newspapers on Saturday, July 15. The McHenry County Defenders sponsor these collections on the third Saturday of every month. Cooperating families are asked to note that the collec­ tions will be at two different locations. Glass and cans will be collected at the Crystal Lake Plaza parking lot as usual from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Newspapers only will be collected at the faculty parking lot at Crystal Lake high school from 9 a.m. until the truck is full. Entrance to this lot is from Wallace avenue. Glass containers should be clean and separated by color. It is essential that metal rings be removed. Only tin cans are acceptable ~ no beer or pop cans. The cans should be stripped of paper labels and flattened. Only newspapers can be accepted and they must be tied securely with cord in small bundles. With space available in existing landfills filling up at an increasingly fast rate, the Defenders believe that it is essential for more and more families to make recycling a daily habit. Membership in the Cary Grove Art guild is open to all -- professional, non-professional and student as well as those who simply wish to observe and learn. Anyone interested in joining or desiring more in­ formation can contact Dolores Smith at 639-9331. 11£00BIU Large Area Cool Power | oti 115-Voit House Current General Electric Deluxe Air Conditioner with 2 Cooling Speeds, Air Exhaust and Superthrast Ait Power! Simulated Rosewood Paneling Blends Beautifully with Most Decors 1 Easy-Mount Side Panels Allow Fast Installation 1 Multiple Air Direction Control Lets You Direct Air Where You Need It Most > 10 Position Automatic Thermostat and it's only 27995 99 CASE OF 24 12 0Z. BOTTLES ORIGIN^ _ 5|£®j0LD 18,500 BTU • Comfomatic Control--Adjust Fan Speeds--Automatically! • Superthrust Jets Air Into Hard-To-Reach Areas • 3 Cooling Speeds with "Slumber Speed" 12 Oz. CANS Model AGDS819DA July 19th ' ' ii: iced. • Plus deposit :v:Tini'ii.i.itiiiii •EDISON PARK •LINCOLN Model AGDS824DA SERVICE 24,000 BTU • Big Area Cooling • Handsome Simulated Rose­ wood Panels • Air In Control--Brings In Fresh Air * • Air Out Control-Exhaust Stale Air To Outside 95 New Instructor To Serve MCC James E. Carmichael has been employed by McHenry County college to organize and implement the new Automotive Technology program to begin in September. Carmichael is a native of McHenry . county, having graduated from Marengo high school in 1966. He attended Southern Illinois university at Carbondale. where he recei$£d his associate degree in Automotive Technology in 1969. He will be teaching the in­ troductory courses in the automotive field beginning with the fall semester in September. Any student may enroll in these introductory courses. Those wishing to work toward a one-year certificate program and those intending to work toward an associate degree will find all introductory courses applicable to their program. Jim and his wife, Jan, reside in Marengo with. their two young sons, Scott, age 3, and Guv, age 1. Male Liberation Advanced With Scott's Opinion - * Male liberation advanced a step with the issuance of an opinion that 18-year-old Illinois males can marry without parental consent. Attorney General William J. Scott has held that present Illinois statutes which allow females to wed at 18 without parental consent -- but require males to be 21 - "differentiate between the sexes" and thus violate the Equal Rights protections of both the Federal and the new Illinois Con­ stitution. Scott's 9-page opinion, given to State's Attorney Don Johnson of Perry county, cited case law as well as Con­ stitutional guarantees of equal protections. Copies of the opinion are now being disseminated to every State's Attorney and County Clerk in Illinois. New Richmond Library Serves Three Townships The new Richmond-Burton- Hebron district library opened last Friday, located in Memorial hall, Rt. 12, Rich­ mond. Anyone residing within the three townships may take advantage of the library ser­ vices without charge. For others there is a fee. As a member of the Northern Illinois Library system, there is a van delivery twice weekly from Rockford, bringing Bradley Pictor In ROTC Summer Camp Training Bradley Pictor, ^on of Mr. and Mrs. William-Pictor, left recently for six weeksNaf ROTC summer camp trailing at Fairchild field, near Spokane, Wash. The young man has b^fen taking flight training at Southern Illinois university, Carbondale. He has his pilot's and instructor's licenses. Judith Sherk On Dean's List Af MacMurray Judith Ann Strorigl Sherk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walczynski of 4504 North Hilltop drive, McHenry, has been named to the Dean's list at MacMurray college for the second semester, 1971-72. MryfcSherk was recently nam^Fto the MacMurray Honor Society for Women, and to Alpha Lambda Delta, a national honor society for^ women. Both honojf organizations recognn students with a 3.5 (A) or better cumulative grade point average for seven semesters. materials for area patrons. It is possible to secure particular books, films, film strips, records and art reproductions from the large Rockford collection. The library is open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from noon to 5 and on Friday night from 7 to 9. It is also open Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The library is closed Sunday and Monday. V.F.W. News Our new members-this month are Paul Honath, Bruce'Soiva, Terrance Amore, William Roark, Jr., John Templeton, Thomas Wightman and Her­ bert Zabroski. All Vietnam veterans are invited to join our post. Come in now, learn of all benefits. Be part of a nice, friendly group. ^ How would you members like a few nights out with the boys? Here's the plan. Bring one scraper, brush or roller and lend a hand for our beaditification program. In other words, our clubhouse needs a clean face. Will you help us please? Our lawn mower is in good shape. All it needs is a good jockey on a voluntary basis^ Our carnival was a great success, thanks to everyone who worked so hard. Don't forget the steak fry. This will be held in August (no date yet). Remember last year, juicy tender steaks, hot but­ tered sweet corn, beautiful music. Bert Delke, F\iblicity Chairman APPEARS ON TV Arnold N. May, president of Arnold N. May Builders, Inc. of Richmond, is a panelist on the Jerry Mitchell show this week on Channel 5, T V. The "Town and Farm Show" by Jerry Mitchell, with May as a guest, will be shown at l a.m.^Thur­ sday for a half hour show called "Farm Forum". It wll be shown again on Thursday and *(iday at 6:30 a.m. The subject discussion is "The Problem of Waste Disposal for the Cities and the Farms." EMPLOYMENT SURVEY Information on employment and unemployment will be collected in this area by the Bureau of the Census, U.S. Department of Commerce, during the week of July 17-21, Forrest P. Cawley, Jr., acting director of the Bureau's Data Collection center in Chicago, has announced, l/he sample of households in this area taking part in the survey are among 50,000 across the nation scientifically selected to represent a cross section of all households. CAREY Appliance Daily 8r00-5:30 Wed. 8:00-Noon Friday 8:00-9:00 Sales And Service 1241 N. Green St. 385-5500 \ ILLAGE ffvUARKET OPEN EVERYDAY formerly Russ' Food & Liquors 4405 E. Wonder Lake Rd. Wonder Lake, Illinois 7am.-- xx jxm. SALE DATES - JULY 12 - 15 -11 miiniiiiiiiiiiun1 w/coupon HALF & HALF 10* pint 1 per person DR. PEPPER 8-16 oz bottles Dean s BUTTER MILK 39* V2 Gal American Beauty • 4^ - Long Spaghetti ^ ^(Spaghetti Rings 6 oz. pkg°3 ^ Shell-Rpni ^ v. y-'Vs/ NO PRODUCE SPECIAL HEAD LETTUCE 15* head TOMATOES * 29* lb. GIANT CUCUMBERS 8* each NECTARINES 29* lb. MEAT SPECIALS ROUND STEAK 1.09 Lb RUMP ROAST 1.19 id CUBE STEAK 1.39 Lb OSCAR MAYER BACON 79* Lb. ICE CREAM . 69* N '/? Gal. BUCKH0RN •BEERH FOLGER'S 2 Lb. Can 1.29 12 - 12 oz. cans i