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SprTlON 2 - PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, PEBRUARY 15, 1978 I 1 /^mPCATlOMAL) I: j College Honors Local Student Makes College President List VI %'T-S S JERRY PEPPING Jerry Pepping of McHenry, sophomore pre-law student at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, has been recognized on the president's list for main­ taining a perfect A grade point average during the fall, 1977, semester. Mr. Pepping is active in the college intermural sports and is a member of the social com­ mittee for his dorm, and the college's honorary fraternity. He is a 1976 graduate of McHenry Community high school and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pepping of 3105 W. Virginia avenue, McHenry. His grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H.M. Engdahl and Mrs. Helene Pepping, all of McHenry. ACADEMIC HONORS Eastern Illinois university has recognized Everett J. Klapperich and Deborah M. Schabow, both of McHenry, for academic honors during the fall semester. The students had a grade point average of 3.50 to 3.74 on a 4.0 scale. RECOGNIZED The name of Karyl Bryniarski, 3009 W. Route 120, McHenry, appears on the dean's list at Arizona State university during the fall semester of study. A sophomore at ASU, Miss Bryniarski is majoring in psychology in the College of Liberal Arts. ON HONORS LIST Millikin university has named a Wonder Lake student to the dean's list during the first semester of the 1977-78 academic year. Martin Van Kanegan of 7104 Mohawk drive, a sophomore, completed at least 12 graded hours of academic work during the semester and earned at least a 3.5 on a 4.0 scale. BIBLE VERSE " . . . L e t t h e r e b e n o strife, I pray thee, between me and thee." 1. Who is the author of this request? 2. To whom was he speaking? 3. What was the question between them? 4. Where may this state­ ment be found? Aasvtrs To BibU Vers® 1. Abram. 2. To his nephew, Lot. 3* A quarrel between tjieir shepherds and Iferdsmen over grazing ijghts. 4- Genesis 13:8. Z Eight Per Cent J wo young male students were diicussmg the fact that the human body is 92 per cent water Ji$t then a lovely coed walked by aiql the conversation stopped. One of the boys remarked. "She suite did well with her eight per cefyt." wmrnrn REPAIR SERVICE Fr«« Loon*rs-Compl«t« S«rvic« on all Mak«s Custom Earmolds-30 Day Trial on Now Ald». TRY BEFORE YOU BUY I Maico-Oticon-Radio Ear Qualiton* Audioton* Tolox-Sono Ton* Custom Mod* All in th« EorM6d1t SIRVtC! CBNTIR WEDS 1:00 TO 4:00 OTHER HOURS BY APFT. ROBT. STENSLAND I ASSOCIATES 3937 W. MAIN ST. MCHENRY, ILL 385-7661 too MT. PROSPECT IMS. MAIN 392-4750 ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of these advertised items is re quired to be readily available for sale at or below the advertised price in each A&P Store, except as specifi­ cally noted in this ad. 'K r * - -- * A V A I L A B L E ONLY IN S T O R E S >"""j™* s ^ | ZIGGYS DELICATESSEN AGAR Boiled Ham VIENNA Corned Beef LONG ACRE SLICED Chicken Roll ORVALKENT POUND $2 78 POUND S3 18 POUND SI 98 HALF POUND HALF POUND HALF POUND Whole Fryers OR BOX-O-CHICKEN 15 ASST. PIECES LIMIT 4 WHOLE FRYERS PLEASE ORVAL RtN' . -- - Creamy Macaroni Salad LEON'S Mortadella WISCONSIN BRICK OR Muenster Cheese POUND $1 78 POUND $1 78 LB. HALF POUND HALF POUNO Asst. Pork Chops *129 I 1 LB. INCLUDES: • 2-SHOULDER •6-CENTER •2-SIRLOIN CHOPS Oven Ready Ducks SLICED Beef Liver SERVE WITH ONIONS LB. 59c WILSON CORN KING Sliced Bacon BonelessTurkey Ham *159 I LB. 4T05 LB.AVG. 7ft. SMOKEY CANYON Strip Steak BONE IN Boneless Catfish Sirloin Tip Steaks OR TOP ROUND ROAST FROZEN LOW IN CHOLESTEROL ANN PAGE Corn Oil 32-OZ. BTL. •ORANGE *MUN"EPUNCH HEADY TO SPREAD FROSTING LJDJtnx HEALTH & BEAUTY BAKERY CORNER ft M/65 w m PKGS REG.OR kuPERl io-oz SIZE 18-OZ SIZE OR WHOLE WHEAT BREAD REQ.OR •MINT! 7-OZ. TUBE 7-OZ JANE PARKER 1-LB. LOAF EVEREADY SIZE "OH EACH PACK FLAKES-ANN PAGE Aqua Net HairSpray Cepacol Mouthwash CrestToothpaste Sel sun Blue Shampoo Short&Sassy Shampoo Flashlight Batteries C0NTADINA SALE CONTADIN^ tomato sauce 1 CANS^I00 8-OZ. CANS Contadina Tomato Paste Contadina Tomato Paste Contadina Tomato Puree Contadina Italian Tomatoes Italian Round Tomatoes • PRIC 4 PRIOE • I CONTADINA 12-OZ. IcanI 29-0 Z ICANI 2S-OZ CAN Jelly Filled Bismarks Neuman Fruit Bread English Muffins Blue Ribbon Donuts FRESH BAKE »" • vi 79c 99c 89c 1«-OZ. SIZE •-CT. PKGS. POWDERED OR PLAIN 12-CT. Pepsi-Cola BEER WINE LIQUOR AVAIL ABLE ONI Y IN LIQUOR LICENSED STORES LIQUOR CORNER REGULAR. DIET OR LIGHT CONTADINA Cereal SAVE 10c •GENERAL MILLS1 WHEATIES POST SUGAR CRISP 15-OZ. BOX is-oz BOX UMEMULI THRU FIB 11, 1»7I MWJCCT TO STATE SALES TAX AT MO. PRICE. Cereal S7S-M 7i! POST HONEY COMB x _ PRKE f P^_* P^E t PRJDi 12-OZ. BOX 85 16-OZ. CANFIELD COLA OR ROOT BEER 85c Siiss;?:?: 'i-yWiMi • : •• plain OR m&m IHAW Blatz Beer 12 - *259 Hamms Beer" 'isssr 24 *569 Giacobazzi Lambrusco Calvert Whiskey $3" Seagrams' Gin "vr ^3" SECTION 2 - PAGE 9 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1W8- Sirloin Steak WEDGE BONE REMOVED SERVE WITH FRESH MUSHROOMS TAIL-LESS T-BONE STEAK PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. FEB. 16 THRU SAT. FEB. 18, 1978 NONE SOLD TO DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS. QUALITY-TRIMMED MEATS 3-1/4-LB AVG Fresh Roasters COUNTRY STYLE WITH BACK PORTION ATTACHED Fresh Fryer Legs LIMIT 3 STEAKS PLEASE Ground Beef 1' * ** ?. Lobster Tails FANCY QUALITY APPROX. 72% LEAN LB, A&P Corned Beef OR BOTTOM ROUND ROAST BRISKET LB. POINT CUT LB. Chunk Bologna LAND OF FROST Boneless Rump Roast $' KP LB- ^PSauerkraut SUPER RIGHT CHICKEN ADDED LB. s JWKSJSaSKT.K SmokedSauj,,, L. S]s9 , 49c lb. 59c Turkey Drumsticks " ™°s°-,T 39c CENTER RIB Center Cut Pork Chops L. $169 BONELESS OR Butterfly Pork Chops r REG OR COUNTRY SYTLE Spare Ribs >T°vr ANY SIZE Smoked Liver Sausage " 59c ARCO PORK LINKS OR Italian Sausage HOT A OR MILD Porterhouse Steak „40H*es«awrii« A&PLUNCHEON Meat 12-OZ. CAN t-LB.W®- QUARTERED womestylp buttE^Lk 5-CT. OR rLu^'--A- 7z7 afflSAl FROZEN FOODS A&P Yogurt CHOPPED OR LEAF A&P Spinach $' IL DAIRY CORNER IO-OZ. PKG. ASST. FLAVORS 8-OZ. CTNS. MINUTE MAID Orange Juice Banquet Fried Chicken tYutVtv. A&P French Fries Johns Sausage Pizza Ann Page Ice Cream Goldmine Bullets REQ OR CRINKLE PREMIUM 22-OZ. SIZE BUTTERSCOTCH HALF GAL MARBLE CTN ASST ICES ON A STICK HEDRfPe AND LUSCIOUS "NT CARTON Quart Carton 97c Vlinute Maid pjpfc W PURE \ANGE \ JJUICE M-OZ SIZE UP 2% Milk A&P & OR DARI COUNTRY BRICK OR Muenster Cheese OIL LB. A&P SLICED-FROZEN Strawberries FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES Celery Hearts PKG. OF 2 CRISP & TENDER GENUINE U.S. NO. 1 IDAHO Mgk Russet W Potatoes Fresh Alfalfa Sprouts A&P Medium Prunes A&P Seedless Raisins A&P Roasted Peanuts Asst. Foliage Plants 4-OZ. PKQ 2-LB. BOX 11-OZ. BOX IN THE SHELL 24-OZ. PKQ. 4-INCH POT 49c $115 79c 99c $149 NEW HOURS McHENRY STORFONLY SUNDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM MON. -- FRI 8 AM TO 9 PM SATURDAY 8 AM TO 7 PM HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS General Telephone Adds To Service At Wonder lake General Telephone's majop construction projects for the * Wonder Lake exchange in 1978 include the construction of 2,700* feet of 600 pair cable for ad ditional customer services i«T the Wonder Lake urban area. Major construction projects in the Wonder Lake switching office include the addition of equipment to provide forty additional toll circuits and equipment to provide future Zero Plus dialing capabilities. These projects will require approximately 5.820 manhours of labor and are a part of th»^' $ 5 , 8 0 0 , 0 0 0 c o n s t r u c t i o n program to be completed in th^ Belvidere division in 1978. ^ RECEIVE AWARDS £ Don Zielinski of McHenr^J! and Phil Heineman of Mc- Cullom Lake have received merit awards from Nortraiv. where they are employed a&-~ drivers Zielinski received the-* award for one year's perfect^ attendance. Heineman wa«'- recognized for tois time and>-' effort in the company's annual> "Toys for Tots" drive hetet*- during the holiday season. What Just One Person Can Do OR HANDI WHIP TOPPING 9-OZ. SIZE IO-OZ. SIZE YOUR CHOICE POUND BAG HOMEMAKERS VTBY COLLECTFON ANCHOR HOCKING Butter Dish/Covev This Week's Special SPECIAL SAVINGS EACH WEEK •ON FEATURED ITEMSH MEDIUM SIZE SALAD SIZE VINE RJPE LARGE 72 SIZE Roger Baumeister, *> Land Reclaimer Roger Baumeister of Fulton, :, Mo., was one of sixteen peopled recently honored by the'- National Wildlife federation - for improving his own land. He hauled manure, fought drought, disease, bark beetled and the problems of bottom soil ; impregnated with high acidify * to reclaim 42 acres of striji-^ mined land that he bought 23 years ago for less than $500. ,a'^ When he was twenty-six, Mr:.' * Baumeister worked long houi% ' operating a bakery. His wife worked for the telephone company. Their driving am- bition was to own a place in tW?;' country - with a lake. J>-i Since there were no funds^ with which to achieve this goal,*'1 they used ingenuity. He bought"' an ugly tract of barren ravines'- and desolate hills, gouged ovlt by years of strip mining. But- * there were six acres of-* beautiful water with a con­ torted mile-and-a-half shoreline created by th? miners. By reading extensively and., working with the University qf.^ Missouri county Extension,*: service, the state Forestry and;« Conservation divisions, and the „ soil Conservation service, he.; began his-- reclamation,- program. From the William Woods college horsebarn, he hauled truckloads of manure. He dragged in crushed limestone. He planted over 75,000 trees. "No matter how bleak the project looked," he states, "I was never ready to quit working on my land. I had a long-term goal, and my dreamt, of the finished beauty kept me going. Today, many wild animals live on land where 23 years ago a crow couldn't hav£ survived. I feel I've built sr piece of nature," says Roger Baumeister with glee. Can you "build a piece et nature" - even a small one? *. • * * * The greatest asset ir^,- any town is its people not " its wealth. Let's cultivate our greatest asset. 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