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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 12 Oct 1977, p. 21

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<4 PLAY OOOO CASH BONANZA SECTION 2 - PAGE 3 - PLA1NDEALER • WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER It Itn CENTER FAT EXCESS FAT REMOVED REMOVED BONE IS ROUNO 7 GREAT GAMES IN ONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY . . You Could be the Next Winner! LIMIT THREE STEAKS PLEASE ROUND STEAK CHECK THIS LOW PRICE OODt CHANT ErFCCTIVC OCT 3. \%Tf NUMIER OOOS I OM 099S OF 1 12 24 CANES PRIZES VISIT VISITS VISITS 11,999 73 lit 15,295 lia 7,199 lia 3,559 1 199 522 1 ia 11,115 1 ia 193 lia 499 $ 59 174 lie 7.111 1(« 593 lia 299 $ IS 2.112 1 ia 2,177 lia 249 lia 129 I 19 3,823 1 ia 1,127 lia 135 lia 99 $ 5 5,111 lia 1,191 lia 92 lia 49 S 1 110,133 lia 5« lia 4.9 lia 2.3 Total minfetr •f Prim 1 ia 123,503 1 in 50 lia 4.2 lia 2.1 Gel your lr*«$tOOOCa»hBon<nta Card in «ny ol lite o<'t>c«el<ng 136 Chicago0<v A*P Stores located >n mmoii and Nonne<n Indiana Wh«n tna total numtw ot aocoved win nen in any of the above 6 garnet l*i OOO $100 *50 S?V»!0 $Si n acn.eved men thai soecitic cash game will be lemma!*) without notice and «ny cards submitted tor thai soeci'ic game will be terminated without notice and any cards Submitted lor that specific game win be reacted LB. SOLD AS STEAK ONLY BONELESS RUMP OR BOTTOM ROUND ROASTS PRIDE RIGHT MEATS CENTER RIB CUT Pork Chops Country Style Spare Ribs Meaty Pork Back Ribs Boneless Pork Loin "PORTION Boneless Pork Cubes "If,"0' Boneless Roast Boneless Steak HOUND Boneless Sirloin Tip Steak Ground Beef Sliced Bologna Smoked Sausage aCCF.^CCKWCH Minute Links Oscar Mayer Sliced Bacon Polish Sausage EXTRA LEAN APPROX 02% LEAN REGULAR. BEEP OR OARUC, A*P REGULAR OR SMOKED NOT A OR MH.0 HYORAOE l. »1«» La. *1» L. U»» L. U»» La. *1» l. l. *1«K LB. U" L. U" ££ 99c i£ U«» XI 79c t& U» iS »2« 1/2 GAL CTN. • A&P 2% MILK • A&P BUTTERMILK YOUR CHOICE DEAN'S CHOCO-RIFFIC DINNER A&P BRAND DOLE PINEAPPLE •SLICED »CHUNK 20-°Z. •CRUSHED SIZE WITH JUICE Vo(JR CHOICE CORNER DARI-COUNTRV SWFmiNG SHORTENING PURE VEGETABLE 42-OZ. SIZE SAVE 30c COCA-COLA TAB-FRESCA-SPRITE CHEEZ-WHIZ FROM KRAFT 8-OZ. SIZE . WINNER GER ILL t KRAFT VELVEETA IPILLSBURYI BUTTERMILK 4-1/2 OZ. SIZE 16-OZ BTLS 3 TABLECLOTH LINERS PROCESSED CHEESE PKG. FRESH FRUIT&VEGETABLES M T H I S W E E K S F E A T U R E D I T E M 52.00 off W I T H C O U P O N GERMANY POTATOES FLORIDA WHITE, SEEDLESS t^AA TENDER, FRESH GRAPEFRUIT B -T0 BROCCOLI U.S. NO. 1 GRADE "A" VALUABLE COUPON WORTH <2.00 TOWARD THE PURCHASE OP TINS WEEK'S FEATURED ITEM 3 HAVILAND TABLECLOTH UNOERLINERS Our Reg. Discount Price $8.90 Coupon Saving* 2.00 Your Price (with coupon) $0.90 Package includas 1 Paari Whit* 1 Sky Blua and 1 Moss Qraan undariinar. COUPON GOOD THRU OCT. 15.1 877 BUNCH EACH JONATHAN OR MclNTOSH APPLES 379 JUMBO 24 SIZE PASCAL CELERY EACH HEW HOUI McHENRY STOUTONLY SUNDAY .... .9 AM TO 5 PM MON. -- FRI .8 AM TO 9 PM SAT^DA^^j^^^AMTgTPM American Legion Auxiliary New» By Pearl Cooper Julie Penny end Dawn LftBuy, co-music chairman of Mc Henry unit, American Legion auxiliary, have an­ nounced that the department music thane for 1977-78 is: "Follow the bouncing hall - and sing along with LudUe's all*' star". This theme is followed at esch unit meeting with religious and patriotic music. Religious music builds character and moral values of discipline. Music creates confidence by group and in­ dividual performances; it promotes health by providing wholesome activity both physically and mentally; K brings popularity, by provkhnf new social contacts; it provides a release from the strains and tensions of daily Ufa. Patriotic music reminds and inspires members to be of service at all times to our country and to all the veterans who have served our country in time of stress. The Department of Illinois will sponsor a Junior and senior music contest and awards will: be offered for song pnredtos written to the department presidents, department coi|mander and for mem-7 bership songs. Membership participation in these depart-" ment sponsored projects are urged by Mrs. Penny and Mrs. LaBuy. 1' Keepin' Healthy "V. • ' Tr i> '* '8 By Mary Richards Lead poisoning is sometimes referred to aa the "Silent > Menace" because thorn an no symptoms until the disease Is hi' the sdvanced stages. Children suffering from lead poisoning may not appear to be sick untilv'- symptoms such as convulsions develop. And ooe-fourth of the children who suffer convulsions r,< from lead poisoning wlir < develop permanent brain - damage. <*• This disease is doubly tragte, * as Its primary victims aror>: children between the ages of* » one and six. Although the ' number of cases of abnormal blood lead levels varies from place to place, the prohloiB' * exists in alfparts of Illinois.. .On '* farms, in small towns, in the inner city, or any place where children Hvo in old houses with • flaking paint or plasters Through screening programs,' elevated blood load levels can- ^ 1#^ m alail li • f- „ m ••• A •!. m • it t oaifcctM DwOrf symptoms % occur and the child can hi ^ effectively treated. However J the lead source must ha' • removed from the child's home, or the child removed^ from the hooM to prtviM- > The Department of' Public Health works deadjf with local health and other community clinics. Whsn an elevated I lead level is dfttftfd. the child's name is given to the local iwf state health depart* ments. The state health cooperation of the lacal agency f to eneure that the child is seen by a physician for neeoesafy * ITMunttit, The state health departmont 3 also assists local health departments the Inspection of each house where there ism ' nffyfrd «*iM by supplying ag-\.' TiSt punuc instrument used to detect in the walls. Regional p h e a l t h e n g i n e e r s f t -- l o c t £ personnel, on requert, to *a Of llQIttf ^ and how to remove "a lead' hazard, in areas whom ther»>.' are no local health depart*' ments, the state health department fWHkrrtf the In- 'V snection. / J The Lead Poisoning Prevention act, signed into law • in I87J, makes elevated bleed n lead level a reportable.. can*' dition, prohibits the use of land- bearing paint in rtwellings. r gives to the state health :l department the urttwHy in" inspect dwellings for bearing suhetances requires owners - of dwellings to eliminate tfts> hazard. This act (Public Aet •• No. 78*888) has bean of greet *" aoalalanoe to thoss to the health field In their efforts If eliminate lend from the "diets" ' and on tragedy of to victime of If you want your local health or write to: lUnols i el Public Health. Division of > Disease Control, III Went 111., 88781. A near Veterans -f administration Lome Linda, replace a similar fsdlltynt I Calif.. foEireyH^.t a im earthquake. hoepital at * Cain., ww-. ' facility at San '̂

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