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SECTION 2-PAGE 4-PLAINDEALER WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27, 1977 Evangelist Speaks Nightly In City Church CLIFTON BRANNON Clifton Brannon. Longview. Tex . an attorney with a long and interesting career, along with his wife. Ruth, will be speaking at the First Baptist church. McHefiry. at 7:30 p.m. May l. , Brannon is the editor of "The Soul Winner's New Testament." two million copies (if which have been distributed in seventy-seven countries around the world The Testament is a marked, chain reference to assist laymen in the presentation of their Chrisitan testimony. & Brannon has been a full time vocational evangelist for twenty-seven years. In 1974 he was the first and only evanegelist to be honored by the thirteen million member Southern Baptist convention with an elective office. The general public is en­ couraged to attend the week long program, held nightly. The program will include Christian music bv the church choir. i V.A. NEWS ! EDITORS.NOTE: Following are representative questions answered daily by YA coun­ selors Full information is available at any VA office.) Q -1 was given a bad conduct discharge from the Army. I was later granted a Presidential pardon. Am I eligible for VA benefits? A - A Presidential pardon does not change the character of a discharge, an ad­ ministrative decision will have to be made. It is recommended that you file a claim for benefits A transcript of the proceedings that resulted in your discharge will be obtained and a determination will be made You should also apply for a review of your discharge by the Army Discharge Review Board Q - My 20-year-old daughter is receiving dependents' educational assistance and she plans to marry soon. *Will her education benefits be discon­ tinued when she marries? A - If otherwise eligible, she may continue to receive the benefits. Q - May a veteran reserve grave space in a national cemetery? A -- Any veteran whose separation from the service was for reasons other than dishonorable is eligible for burial in a national cemetery, but reservations are not ac­ cepted Also, each veteran is entitled to only one gravesite. Other eligible family members must share the space with the deceased veteran GET PROFESSIONAL carpet cleaning results! (At do-it-yourself prices) RFNT out RINSF N VAC-HM M» poriafcU. Mty-to-uM hot wmfr • rtroction carpot claming imdlbi* THAI OFNTLY... •fins** carp*« tlWn »Mi hot wot•» and cWaning solution, •looiani and Ittti all dirt. f rlma and rasldwo* to tho carpot Mirtoca whara thay a •acwrnad up •laovat your carpatf CLEAN. FMSH AIK OOCM»F«LL * K * Rent for only CLUUM* " •in TMM ctuau mill ($2% HRS., $5.00 MIN.) $ooo PER HOUR OVERNIGHT SPECIAL! 8:00P.M.-9:00A.M. $10.00 HORNSBYS f a m i l y centers -- 1 4400 W. ROUTE 120 McHENRY. ILL 1 WFADVERTISED •LITEM POLICY Each of these advertised items is required to be readily available for $ale" at or below the advertised price in each A&P Store, except as specifically noted in this ad. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. APR. 28 thro SAT. % APR. 30. 1977 NONE SOLD TO DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS 1 GRAND PRIX de VEAU U.S. PRIME THIS VEAL IS HANO PICKED SCIENTIFICALLY FED AND PAMPERED TO INSURE FINE. LEAN TEXTURE OF MEAT THAT IS GRADED U S PRIME TRIMMED TO AB­ SOLUTE PERFECTION. YOU LL BE PROUD TO PUT THIS VEAL ON THE DINNER TABLE TRY SOME SOON VEAL Shoulder Chops BLADE CUT Veal Shoulder Chops " $*M Veal Rib Chops Veal Loin Chops Veal Cutlets \J LB. *1" LB. *2" $369 Big Savings Fresh Whole Fryers R BOX-O-OR CHICKEN BOX-O-CHICKEN CONTAINS: •3 BREAST QTRS. •3 LEG QTRS. • 3 GIBLETS • 3 WINGS •3 NECKS SEAFOOD DEPARTMENT M ZIGGYS DELICATESSEN OVEN ROASTED HALF *110 POUND $2 38 POUND * A HALF QQ. POUND 99W AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES WITH 2IQQY DELICATESSENS Jack Salmon H&G Whiting *2" Turkey Breast ?C"„Y Cap'n John's Smelts 99c Hormel Spiced Ham Mrs. Paul's Fish FilletSBATTEREo $1" Leon's Old Fashion Wieners Gorton's Fish Sticks utte"edko' *1" Vienna Ml Beef Salami Gorton's Fish Fillets BATTERED U3J Busch Summer Sausage 7Z' POUND SI 96 LB. HALF GGC POUND POUND DEPARTMENT 1 Half & Half PINT CARTONS r imperial \margarine\J Imperial O $inn •MARGARINE .•**** DARI COUNTRY MILD COLBY OR Mild Cheddar WDQHTS LB. GAYMONT $1^9 Sour Supreme SSF 49c LIMIT 4 WHOLE FRYERS BETTY CROCKER 7 VAR. Hamburger Helper PA SULTANA 59C Pork & Beans ASST. WOTS. LIPTON AH A&P F,NEST QUALITY 99C Salad Dressing OA REGULAR OR UNSALTED 3 ,£ o?C Flavorkist Saltines C I I O L I Q H T C R E M E S O R F l ^ 1 Duplex Cookies Tea Bags ELBO MAC. REG. OR THIN A&P Spaghetti DEXOLA SaladOil 40-CT. PKQ. TT-OZ. CAN OT. JAR 1-LS. PKQ. LIGHT CREMES OR FLAVORKIST M-O; STL ao-oz. PKQ. 69c 79c 59c 89c A&P CREAMY OR CRUNCHY TLLQ PALM0LIVE 30(5 0FF LABEL *4CA Peanut Butter -^1 Dish Detergent 1 FRESH FRUIT* VEGETABLES f€£-r.-- ^ >&) fa BAKERY DEPARTMENT Sandwich Bread JANE PARKER 24-OZ. SIZE BEVERAGE DEPARTMENT il Canfield Beverages 4.1100 POLEUPS I PINT CARTON Master Snack Cakes 12-OZ. PKG. Yukon Club Beverages & 6 sinn I c*2l | I LARGE SIZE D ANJOU PEARS HEALTH & BEAUTY J \TSrT7 GENERAL MERCHANDISE ColgateToothpaste »< Jl19 Breck Shampoo 0"YM7<?s;tz?,CHtY 88c Efferdent Denture Cleaner Bufferin Aspirin Noxema Skin Cream Vi Jl59 Breck Hair Spray Toiuc« £MTl° 99c LARGE SIZE ARTICHOKES PaPayas tA 69c B CelervHflarfc A00u«^ »roccoil ^V0^L Celery Hearts _ 79<: Crisp Red Radishes 3^:jioo 3 FO* 'lM EACH PKQ. 1-LS. CELLO SAO r„T 99c •sr »i« 1/2-INCH VINYL Garden Hose „ Si MELNOR Oscillating Sprinkler EACH LARGE VARIETY OF PLANTS Bedding Plants TRAY OF 6 EA. FUNK & WAGNALLS FAMILY LIBRARY OF MUSIC GRIEG J9 Foliage Plants 'Mi . 'W 24-4-8 Golden Vigoro 6-10-4 GOLDEN * "igoro Fertilizer GOLDEN VIQORO .Weed & Feed ao"L,j79<i FOR A HEALTHY GARDEN ,A° "eat Humus 4o*l,SI4Q POR YOUR GARDEN "A° Cow Compost $339 RECORD ALBUMS 2-22 t Start at A&P! Boneless Rump s OR BOTTOM ROUND ROAST LB. ROAST Full Shank Half HAM FULLY COOKED WATER ADDED GOETEZ SMOKED FULL RIB HALF OR WHOLE Hygrade Corned Beef Rounds Pork Shoulder Pork Roast BCUTE LB Lamb Shoulder Chops BC"E LB DELMONTE SALE • WHOLE OR KERNAL CORN u-oz. • PEAS- 17-02. • SPINACH 15-OZ. • FRENCH GREEN BEANS ie-oz. • SLICED PEACHES OR FRUIT COCKTAIL S-SM-OZ. • PEAR HALVES e*az. CANS 89 OoMpJI Sfefts10/pi lO^t- DOMINO LIMIT ONE TAB OR FRESCA 16-OZ. FRESH OR A&P Milk Picnics HOMOGENIZED 5 TO 8 LB. AVG. HALF GAL. CTN. LIMIT 2 Johns Pizza SAUSAGE OR CHEESE FROZEN 14-OZ. PKQ EA. SECTION 2-PAGE 5-PLAINDFALER--WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1977 Construction Permits Sought Sliced Veal Liver Ann PageSliced Bacon Boneless Sirloin Tip or ROUN^ROAST LB CUT OR FRENCH Green Beans BUFFET SIZE • GREEN PEAS 8-1/2-OZ. • CREAM OR KERNEL CORN 8 3/4 02 5JI00 hjjoo CANS ^ FOR G DELMONTE FRUIT COCKTAIL OR Pear Halves DELMONTE Peach Halves 30-OZ. OR 29-OZ. CAN 29-0Z. CAN CharminTissue BATHROOM FROZEN FOODS 100% PURE FROM A&P Orange Juice 389 FROM FLORIDA ^ YOU GET ONE PACKAGE OF DOWNEY FLAKE DONUTS GLAZED OR JELLY FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE PACKAGE AT 79c MORTON POT PIES A 8-OZ 100 ^ CTNS. A ASSORTED VARIETIES A&P FRENCH FRIES 5 .a $149 CRINKLE OR REG. CUP CAKES 89c SARA LEE 10-1/2-OZ. PKG. CHOC. OR YELLOW 0NC0R ENTREES 2 •VEAL PARMIQAN •SLICED TURKEY • SALISBURY STEAK VEGETABLES BIRDSEYE • PEAS ECORN • MIXED ICE CREAM 99c HALF ALL FLAVORS GAL. ANN PAGE CTN. SAVE ON A&P COFFEE THIS WEEK! A QUALITY BLEND RICH IN BRAZLLAIN COFFEES DELICIOUS WITH YOUR COFFEE! PECAN-TWIRLS 3 FOR $100 PEOPLE, PRIDE AND PRICE CARY RTE. 14 & SILVER LAKE RD. HARVARD 106 W. SUMNER WOODSTOCK 220 N. JEFFERSON McHENRY 3750 W. ELM ST. IT TAKES ALOT TO MAKE A FOOD STORE GREAT W E R E W O R K I N G A T I T ' fiEWHOuST"""" McHENRY STORE ONLY SUNDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM MON. -- FRI 8 AM TO 9 PM SATURDAY 8 AM TO 7 PM Nine applications for con­ struction permits have been received recently by the Division of Water Resources, according to- the Illinois Department of Transportation. In McHenry county, an ap plication was received from Shirley J. Swanson, 522 W. Bald Knob road, McHenry. Ms. Swanson desires to construct a pier and buoy system on Pistakee Lake at Bald Knob, east of Sunnyside. Two applications were received from the Island Lake Sanitary district The first application is to construct a submerged sanitary sewer outfall from the Island Lake Sanitary district treatment plant into the Fox river south­ west of Island Lake. The second application is for the construction of a sanitary sewer elevated crossing of Cottonscreek in Island Lake. All persons either favoring or opposing the proposed con­ struction are invited to tran­ smit written statements to the Division of Water Resources, 2300S. Dirksen parkway. Room 300, Springfield 62764. ROLL PACK LIMIT ONE A&P Dry Milk io-oz. PKGS. nmm OR? MU MAKES 20 QTS. Health Tip (From the American Medical Association) Sore Throat Does your throat hurt? If so, you may console yourself with the knowledge that you have plenty of com pany. <- Sore throat is one of the more common physical discomforts that plague most of us from time to time. Sore throat is nature's warning that something in the body is out of order Often a sore throat ac­ companies a common cold, and the soreness passes in a few days. The American Medical association reminds that sore throat also can be the symptom of any of a wide range of diseases, from diphtheria to leukemia, that may require your physician's skill, not your guessing, to diagnose. Sometimes tonsils and adenoids are involved in causing a sore throat, and when these organs repeatedly cause trouble they frequently are removed. Tonsil-adenoids removals account for half of all surgery performed on children. Sometimes the removal helps prevent sore throat, sometimes it doesn't. Allergies can cause sore throat. Cold, dry winter air can trigger it. So can extreme thirst, excessive smoking, or mouth breathing. Anything that dries out the throat and cuts off secretions that normally wash dust away. Virus infections of many types also are a cause of sore throat, and everyone who has had flu knows that this par ticular virus disease often causes the throat to hurt. "Strep throat" is a serious infection that occasionally leads to rheumatic fever and possible heart damage. It can be knocked out with penicillin, if diagnosed in time. The crucial diagnostic test in sore throats is the swab test through which the germs causing the trouble can be identified. There is little or nothing you can do to cure a sore throat at home. There are medications which bring temporary easing of the discomfort, but the cure must be launched by your doctor. I FEEL LOUSY/, HYPOCHONDRIA CS CAN'T LEAVE BEING WELL ENOUGH ALONE. SPRING f TONIC l o r L E A K Y o r P L U G G E D RADIATORS A plugged or l*aky radiator can moan costly ropairs, a spoiled vacation. Havo u* cloan and ropair your radiator. Our torvico is fast, work is guarantood. • Radiators • Air conditioning , • Steel Sales ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 McHenry Ph.: 385-0783