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OCTOBER I*. 1*17 Halloween Is Topic At PTO Monthly Meet The Edgebrook PTO will hold its monthly general meeting Oct. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the- Edgebrook school gym.' Following the business meeting volunteers and suggestions for the Halloween party will be welcomed. A vote willbt taken at this time for amend the EPTO by­ laws to include the recom­ mended financial procedure changes. Anyone interested in joining the EPTO or in obtaining .ad' ditional information about the organization should contact Mrs. Bruce A. (Betty) Smith. There are no dues or mem­ bership fees. The only requirement for membership is to have a d i d in Edgebrook school. < IN YOUR GARDEN A&P1% GALLON JUG ETHEL HIIQERS MCHENRY, ILL. ADDED KLVIDERE. ILL. LIMIT THREE STEAKS PLEASE LB* CHICKEN SHRIMP ORIENTAL SIRLOIN SNOW WHITE MUSHROOMS HOT DOGS A V A . A B L F INI V ' N STOHfS .V < T BEEF OR MEAT A&P 1-LB. PKQ. ZIGGYS DELICATESSEN Fresh Pork Links Sliced Bacon Veal Chops Veal Chops SLOTKOWSKI Oft LAZY MAMLS SHOULDER BLADE CUT ATALANTA IMPORTED I1I» SLICED BOILED a* 1» H A M POUND $2.98 ROUND BONE ARM CUT 55c A'PCREAMYl MAYONNAISE iquartbHb JCEDPEACHE OR FRUIT COCKTAIL, LIBBY'S 2# Leon's Wieners Eckrich Sliced Bologna Liver Sausage NATURAL CASINO MM.WAUKEE USMOIirS POUND •1-58 POUND SI 08 HALF HALF FOUND FMcnvncnvi thim oct»ml imrmi HON! OOU> TO I i • PRICE SPRIOE • PRICE ft PRIDE • PRICE ft PRIOE • PRICE ft PRIOE •, 01 Ml SAVE 40c ONE 3-POUND CAN OF FOLQER'S COFFEE ALL GRINDS PRICE WITHOUT COUPON 910.99 WDrtMAm THRU OCT. St i«rr subjbct to stati SALES TAX AT RM. PRICC. o>l I A • PRICE ft PRIOE • PRICE ft PRIDK • PRICE ft PRIOE • PRICE ft PRIOE •* ONE PUMPKIN per class To ALL McHenry Kindergarten Teachers FRESH FLORIDA WWTE I SFFIII OCCULCOd GRAPEFRUIT DELICIOUS. APPLES 3 LB. MICHIGAN RED ,A0 VINE-RIPENED TOMATOES CALIFORNIA GROWN L* CREAMER HHMamlMMMMHMIMiMl VALUAlLE COUPON WORTH *1.00 T0VMSS (M RMNAH IP IMS WH1 RHTNBITB Our Rag. Otaoounl PrtM MM Coupon SvAnfi ... ..1.00 Your Pries (with coupon) $4.91 fft Mo pattern of four choh* COUPON QOOO THRU OCT. 1Q. 1977 PEPPERS EXTRA LARQE CARY RTE. 14 & SILVER LAKE RD. HARVARD 106 W. SUMNER WOODSTOCK 220 N. JEFFERSON FRESH YAMS FOR BAKING McHENR) 3750 W. ELM ST. Winter Protection 1 J Winter is hard on newly '; planted young trees. Last year V even established plants of * varieties with thin bark were'; severely injured. Maples/'; lindens, and locusts were' particularly hard hit. Winter injury is caused* during bright winter days when the sun stimulates the innef^' bark to grow. This usually1;; happens on the south or south- ; west side of the tree. When the" sun sets, the temperature in- -' side the trunk suddenly drops to "1 that of the outside air which "• may be well below freezing.' •' The newly formed tissues are, ' killed, causing the bark tor loosen. Prevent winter injury by1 ' wrapping the trunk of newly ^ planted trees or trees winter- injured last year. To wrap the*"1 trees, use forty pound kraff ' pr per or a tough crepe-type ' - asphalt impregnated paper Using three to four inch widths,' start at the base and spirally wrap the tree trunk, tying with a soft cord to hold the paper in"" place. The paper should' J overlap perhaps one-half to one '* inch for more complete" protection. Another good practice ir ; mulching the soil around the'"? base of the plants. TMiv' prevents the bad effects of;"' freezing and thawing which can heave and 'tilt the tree. Soil ' / moisture relation* are also1'* favorable through Use winter on mulched soil. Ground corn cobs, bark/ ' dried grass clippings, or;' shredded leaves are some , recommended winter mulch';' materials. The mulch should be six; : inches deep and extend one foot'; past the edge of the hole. Most" : of these materials can be left in '; place as a summer mulch for .' the next season. t m McHENRY STORE ONLY SUNDAY MON. -- SATURDAY College Honors j Illinois Statm Graduates Three ; . McHenry Students Three McHenry studenta were among graduates of .,. Illinois State university at the ,) dose of the 1977 summer session. Bachelor of science degrees were awarded to James V. Chaps of 3114 Riverstream drive, Randall E. Klontz of 3608 '» W. Main street and Michael P. \ Wolf of 3919 N. BUtsch place. .! TO STUDY ENGINEERING \ Mean 1\ Andreas, son of Mr. i and Mrs. Duane Andreas, 3920 Hillcrest, McHenry, graduate of Marian Central high school, hat registered for the fan quarter at the Milwaukee School of Engineering in the electrical engineering program. He who loves praise, loves . temptation. -Thomas Wilson., What happons If referendum doosn't pots? A brochure from the high school soys: "eliminate all atMottes", Wnwil Iwi Twvii ¥fiw Dooro nos not sold that othlotics will bo oliminatod SAT. OCTOBER 22