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I PAGE 12 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. Jl NE I, l»7; Legal Notice .STATE OF ILLINOIS ) )SS: COUNTY OF McHENRY) IN THE M\TTER OF THE ) APPLICATION OF ) LEONARD J. MOLEND\, ) LEONARD M. SMITH ) AND JUDITH SMITH, FOR ) AN AMF\'DM7i\r JNDER ) THE CITY 0~ MCHENRY ) ZONING ORDINANCE ) NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing win be held before the City of McHenry Zoning Board of Appeals in connection with the Application for Amendment under the City of McHenry Zoning Ordinance for the following described property: Lots, 42. 43, 44 and 45 (except the North 41 feet of Lot 45) in the Third Addition to Cooney Heights, a Sub­ division in the City of McHenry, Illinois,' ac- cording to the Plat thereof recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of McHenrv Countv. Illinois. The property is located at • 4301 West Sioux Lane, McHenry. Illinois, and is improved with a 4-unit Apartment Building. . It is presently zoned R-4 ^ M U L T I P L E F A M I L Y DISTRICT with a Variation limiting to 20 the number of apartment units allowable on this property and the remaining property in the same Block Soutn to Lillian Street. The Petition requests that the Zoning Ordinance be amended to permit the use of the property under the regular requirements for R-,,4 M U L T I P L E F A M I L Y DISTRICT without further limitation. • " The hearing will be held on the 3rd day of June, 1977, at 4:00 o'clock, P.M., at the McHenry City Hall, llll North Green Street, McHenry, Illinois, at which time and place any person desiring to be heard " may be present. CITY OF MCHENRY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS BY: Ronald J. Wilkins, Chairman :RRY R. MOHR ttorney for Petitioners 3814 West Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 60050 385-1313 (Pub. May 18, May 25 & June 1,1977) Legal Notice NOTICE Public notice is hereby given that on May 6, A.D. 1977, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of ^'McHenrv County, Illinois. setting forth the names and < post-office addresses of all of • the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as FIRESIDE INN, located at 4623 Route 31, , Ringwood, IL 60072. Dated this sixth day of May, A.D. 1977. Vernon W. Kays • • V County Clerk ,'. - (Pub. May 18,25, & June 1 1977) '. : Wonder Lake Youth Awarded Club Scholarship Richard Goc, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kazimierz Goc, 3721 West Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake, and Mary O'Donnell, who resides with the family of her sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Crocco, 7910 West Chestnut driv*e, Wonder Lake, both ' students at Woodstock high school, were recipients of $375 scholarships, presented by Mrs. Susan Kuziel on behalf of the Women's Club of Wonder J Lake, at Woodstock high school's awards assembly ' Friday, May 27. Mary is planning to attend :' MacMurry college, majoring in Special Education, and Richard will continue his education at Western 111., university, majoring in ac- „ counting. Judges were George Barrett, Physics teacher, Buffalo Grove ' high school; Adolph Kempf, Math teacher, Buffalo Grove high school; Mrs. Maxine Kempf, Reading Specialist, Crystal Lake elementary school; and Michael Olhava, Chemistry teacher, Buffalo Grove high school. The Women's Club of Wonder Lake presents two $375 scholarships each year to students living in Wonder Lake who plan to continue their education. EXPRESS LANE C H E C K O U T ALWAYS OPEN «. 0' 0U' '• I mms.iv by usmg our convergent . and easily oy u» * W1,h a . Express L«ne checkstano . minimum o< delay I One More Reason to Shop At»P I V Dollar ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of these advertised items is required to be readily available for sale at or below the advertised price in each ACrP Store, except as specifically noted in this ad. U.S. GOVT. INSFC. BULK STYLE OR BOTTOM ROUND LB BONELESS BEEF Chuck Roast BONELESS BEEF Rump Roast A & P FULLY COOKED _ Canned Ham 5 (FRESH PORK POAST PICNIC STYLE OR Smoked Picnics AAS LB. 98 *138 LB SIZE $ LIMIT ONE PLEASE LB. 69 Wl (FOR STORES WITH LIQUOR DEPT. ONLY) LlSJ J GALLO Schlltz Beer I PaisanoWine Whole Fryers orBox-O-Chickerf BOX-O-CHICKEN CONTAINS 15 ASST. PIECES- LIMIT 4 WHOLE FRYERS PLEASE Fresh Roasters OR SPLIT BROILERS WITHOUT GIBLETS SbankHalf HAM.. FULLY COOKED WATER ADDED OR LEGS GOV'T. INSPECTED 1/2-GAL. BTL. ASST. VAR. FRANZIA ChablisTrio FIFTH BTL. FIFTH BTL.- Seagrams SEVEN CROWN j.99 Boneless Smoked Butts BonelessTurkeyHam $J99 Ground Beef Chuck Sliced Bacon $399 OOETZE BRAND SMOKEY CANYON 3 LB. PKQ OR LARGER ANN PAGE ft OR COUNTRY STYLE Sliced Bacon Aftp ft OR AGAR ft OR CORN KING DOMINO ream LB. BAG. ALL FLAVORS ANN PAGE 1/2 GAL. CTN. WELCH'S Fresh Fryer Wings Marvel Sliced Bacon Swift Premium Franks "E0 C" BEEF LB. 59c A *1" VJ 69c Smoked Liver SausageWHOs5p« 49c Chunk Bologna LAND OF FROST ALL MEAT CHICKEN ADDED 59c 15-OZ. PACKAGE JIFFY FROZEN 40 OZ. BTL. heerios Main Dish Entrees LIMIT THREE PLEASE ASST. VAR. OF GRAVY WITH MEAT LB.« PKG. I f. pncEiMMOf • »MMOt • PWCEtWMOt • ««CE PftCEt*«0€ • PBCE t »«IOf SAVE 38c 30*M DOMINO CANE SUGAR 5 & 69c WITH COUPON ft $5 00 PURCHASE PRICE WITHOUT COUPON $1 or • - LMIT ONE COUPON PCM FAMILY !- REDEEMABLE THRU JUNE 4. »77 SUBJECT TO STATE SALES TAX AT WO PRICE oc • pace i mioc • price price i ra«c • pace i « ( ). f ZIGGYS DELICATESSEN AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES * GALLON A & P BOILED OR BAKED TOP ROUND Ham Roast Beef Cheese Slices CUDAHY IMPORTED STYLE POUND S2 58 VIENNA S POUND $2 50 | HALF POUND BORDEN'S PROCESSED 12-OZ PKG INDIV WRAPPED A S P LOOK FIT ASST FLAVORS Yogurt $' REAL SAVINGS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Giant Beverage tHMl Glasses3 CTNS Redi Shake ASST FLAVORS FROM DEAN S 5$100 - 8-OZ CTNS PLANNING A GRADUATION PARTY LET ZIGGY'S HELP YOU Sublet to Safes la Coupo* good May 30 thru July 2 197 7 P0FF ONANYRARTYTRAYl: We Listen "If you'll take time to talk, ^e'll take time to listen" will be the theme of nine public hearings scheduled for June by the Illinois Department on Aging. The hearings will cover the department's 1978 state plan on aging. Department director Josephine K. Oblinger recently said that she's seeking public input into the proposed ' plan as well as other ideas for ) increasing the effectiveness of "Illinois services for older persons. Hearings will be held <- in Urbana, RoCkford and Rock Island, Wheaton, Springfield and Carterville, and Ed- wardsville and Peoria. coy Don o*' It.y RtOHM AT DCLI COUNTER ^ j Ann Page Mayonnaise QJAR 99c A&P Applesauce Larosa Sea Shells 3ssj *100 Ann Page Corn Oil Henri's Dressing *149 Pampers so-oz. JAR DIAPERS EX. ABSORBENT 24 CT. PKG. 89c $179 $239 FAMILY PRODUCTS 1/2-QAL. JUG GOTHAM 4« OT FOAM TABLE TOP MARSH ALLEN Picnic Jug Ice Chest Grill Trac II Blades GILLETTE Baby Shampoo JOHNSONS Toothpaste 15c OFF LABEL SIZE 89c Listerine 89c IE-IN. DLA. 'CT 99c PKG. ',-$109 Right Guard "£2* NEW HOURS McHENRY STORE ONLY SUNDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM MON. -- FRI 8 AM TO 9 PM SATURDAY 8 AM TO 7 PM Stretcher Sale! Sirloin Steak TAIL-LESS A| ;.Bone Steak LB. WEDGE BONE REMOVED LB, YOUR FAMILY WILL LOVE EVERY TASTY MORSEL ANYWAY YOU SERVE IT CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN GRAIN-FED BJEEF APPROX. 72% LEAN 5-LB. PKG. OR LARGER U.S. GRADE "A" FRESH 8TO 14 LB. Rotisserie Turkeys ASBMTEO INCLUDES • 2 SIRLOIN CHOPS • S CENTER CHOPS • 2 SHOULDER CHOPS Pork Chops Meaty Pork Back Ribs Swift Sizzle-Lean Slotkowski Pork Links FM»h Fresh Bratwurst LB. $1»9 MEAT PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. JUNE 2 thru SAT. JUNE 4,1977 $109 Semi-Boneless Strip Steak Boneless Strip Steak Rock Cornish Hens Four Legged Fryers Cap'n John's Fish Sticks L. $2" LB. TYSON'S 2S-OZ. SIZE-FROZ. OR DOUBLE BREASTED SLOTKOWSKI MILWAUKEE STYLE r0" 89c AND OR CHICKEN OF THE SEA GALLON JUG ciroRox 6 1/2--OZ. CAN StarKisl. Orange AND OR I Drink AND ASSORTED FLAVORS GOLDEN CITRUS GALLON BOTTLE i EA. ca FROZEN FOODS DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE IN A&P Produce SOUTHERNGROWN FRESH PEACHES YELLOW MED Onions Papayas PACE 13 -PLAINDEALER- WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1. 1»77 Montini Honor Roll Announced ' At the end of the fourth quarter of study, Montini Middle school had three students on the Roll of Ex­ cellence (straight "A" average), twenty-five students on the Honor roll ("A" average with no grade lower than a "B"), and twenty-five students on the Merit roll <"B" average with no grade lower than a "B"). The students cited are: ROLL OF EXCELLENCE: Ruth Pierce, Kathy Dieterle and Keith Porter. HONOR ROLL: Valerie Gilbert, Gregory Gilmore, Robin Glosson, Jana Williams, Susan Bolger, Scott Faris, Mary Heritage, Christine Knox, Jim Leon, Anne Nowicki, Paul Schaefer, Judy Snyder, Karen Truckenbrod, Scott Truckenbrod, Debbie Wiles, Joe Johnson, Jeff Schaefer, Kim Toussaint, Brian Adams, Scott Larsen, Ron Nye, Sandy Pollock, Paul Snyder, Peggy Coughlin and Diane Knox. LB. 3 •« 89c Fruit k,wi ea. 49C u 69c Lemons^ F0R 29c LONG WHITE Potatoes BULK BUNCH GREEN Onions FOR Avocados 2 «. 79c Radishes BAG 39c Prunes «j» 2.?0*1°9 Celery HEARTS EA. 79c Raisins«.*LE..^Ez 99c Tomatoes "is" 49c YELLOW Popcorn 2 65c Lettuce ROMAINE uj 39c FRESH •COLLARD eMUSTARD *TURNIP Greens MIX OR MATCH FRESH 1 -LB. Bag Cauliflower LB. 49C Carrots 3 FOR *1°° LBS. FOR JALAPENO Peppers LB. 79C 'v FRESH FLORAL DEPT. Live Cactus Plants 2 1/4 IN. POT 4-IN. POT Succulents 6-IN. POT Succulents |04 IN. POT 3 IN. POT 11 Q8 6-IN. POT EA 5i98 Mum Plants tJOQ HOUSE OF BLOOM EA Foliage plANnT FOOD EA. $349 LYNDEN FARM REG & OR CRINKLE CUT CHEESE OR SAUSAGE ^13 TO 13 1/2 OZ. Totino's Pizza Pot Pies 3i°„v79c Byllets ss*l09 Glazed Donuts POUND PACKAGE A&P OR JELLY EIGHT O'CLOCK INSTANT Grape Juice Fabric Softener Coffee $ io-oz. JAR FOR LAUNDRY 96-OZ. BTL WELCH'S 40-OZ BTL. RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES WITH THIS COUPON CANAD PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. JUNE 4, 1977 NONE SOLD TO DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS. PEOPLE, PRIDE AND PRICE "P'pTCE"iPRIDE ' P»'CE i PWIDE ' PRICE b PBIOt « P"'CE h PWIDf • i SAVE 50c INSTANT EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE 10-02 JAR PRICE WITHOUT COUPON $4 69 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY REDEEMABLE THRU JUNE 4. It77 SUBJECT TO STATE SALES TAX AT REQ PRICE A P 6! IT TAKES ALOT TO MAKE A FOOD STORE GREAT W E R E W O R K I N G A T I T ! HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS OVERSEAS AGENT The appointment of A.V.P. Enterprises as exclusive in­ ternational, sales agents for Intermatic products was an nounced by Intermatic, Inc., maker of automatic timers, heaters and lighting products. With Avpentco as its trade mark, A.V.P. Enterprises has its headquarters at 352 Center street, Grayslake. The com­ pany exports products to more than 100 countries, working with 400 exclusive importing distributors. RC Cola OR DIET RITE COLA • BARRELHEAD BEER •CANADA DRY FLAVORS 11 £ $ Witness Spokeman Regrets Activity Restriction Abroad There is a growing concern that human rights are threatened in a growing number of countries un­ dergoing internal changes due to revolution and political upheavals. s William Young, spokesman for Jehovah's Witnesses in the Woodstock-McHenry area, said his religious organization is now restricted in its activities in forty-seven countries throughout the world. Young said recent studies revealed people are subject to harassment and persecution due to race, religion, national origin and political affiliation. Young observed that in 1962 the General Assembly of the United Nations requested the Commission on Human Rights to prepare a declaration against religious intolerance. "At the same time," Young said, "it requested;^ a declaration against racial discrimination." Originally the Assembly requested a "Declaration"-on the Elimination of All Formfe of Regligious Intolerance." But the current title is different. It reads "Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance Based, on Religion or Belief." Young said "some rn^ght interpret this to cast religion or belief in the role of the <jne causing intolerance that needs elimination." The position of neutrality by Jehovah's Witnesses in> all nations is based on their, in­ terpretation of John 17:16 where Jesus states: "They are no part of the world, just as I am no part of the world." Thus the Witnesses do not involve themselves in political affairs. •, RECIPE By Sarah Ann Sheridan Meat loaf is a good budget extender and can be served once a week. , Meal Loaf V/i lbs. ground beef round 1 egg, slightly beatep 1 T minced onion salt 1 1/8 t pepper 1 \ 0 V i oz. can condensed Cheddar-cheese soup 3 t milk 2 c fresh bread crumbs '/j c chopped celery • V* C chopped dill pickle About 1 '/J hours before serving: In medium bowl, combine meat, egg, onion, V* teaspoon salt and pepper. Dilute soup with milk; add '/J c of this to meat mixture. Mix well. On large piece of waxed paper, lightly pat meat mix­ ture into rectangle about 14" by 9". In bowl, mix bread crumbs, celery, pickle and XA teaspoon salt; sprinkle over meat, leaving 1-inch border. Starting at narrow end of meat, roll it up, jelly-roll fashion; gently press ends of roll to seal; place seam-side down, in 10" by 6" by 2" baking dish. Bake 50 minutes at 375 degrees. Pour remain­ ing cheese soup over loaf; continue baking until sauce is hot. Serves 6. CARY RTE. 14 & SILVER LAKE RD. HARVARD 106 W. SUMNER WOODSTOCK 220 N. JEFFERSON McHENRY 3750 W. ELM ST. \