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PAGE 16 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH I. 1978 IN YOUR GARDEN -One may miss a lot of gar­ dening pleasure if he overlooks small fruits in home land­ scaping plantings. Even with shrubs, trees, lawn and vegetable gardens all competing for room in the yard, there is still space for small /huts According to James A. Fizzell, horticulturist, University of Illinois Ex­ tension, the best way to grow small fruits is in plantings by themselves. But if space is limited, then integrate them into present landscape plan. , Several of the small fruits lend themselves nicely to in­ tegration. But their use in landscaping has not been fully appreciated. Strawberries Of all the small fruits, strawberries are the best landscape subjects. They have shining green leaves throughout the growing season, attractive white flowers, red berries and they add a little fall color. Strawberries are easily tucked into a corner of the flower bed or shrub border, used as a ground cover, or as edging for a flower border or walk. They may also be grown for specimen value in pyramids or barrels, or even grown singly in pots to be placed in selected garden spots. Grapes Grapes are excellent home garden fruits that easily fit into the landscape. The vines grow rapidly to produce an abun­ dance of attractive dense foliage and fruit that may vary from green to red to dark puple depending upon variety and season. The shredding bark on an old trunk and the bright tan color of previous season's canes also add winter interest. Grapes can cover an un­ sightly fence or screen, an undesirable view or a standard arbor. One can put grapes on a semi-arbor against an expanse of blank wall, or on a standard trellis as a natural fence or boundary planting. Brambles The brambles (raspberries and blackberries) are more difficult to fit into the average landscape plan. The thorns on many varieties and the suckering (spreading) habit of some species make con­ finement in the original location difficult. Black raspberries do not sucker. And there are some semi-hardy thornless trailing blackberries now available to overcome the drawback of thorny plants if the thorns are considered a serious problem. Home gardeners who enjoy the bramble fruits will find they can make attractive summer hedges or screens when trained along a fence. Or one can support them by a trellis or a single post in a group of plants. Currants and gooseberries are fine landscape subjects but are rarely planted in Illinois. T^ey deserve the attention of home gardeners who enjoy their fruits because home production is now practically the only way to obtain them. The bushes do not spread beyond their allocated space- growing 3 to 4 feet high and about as wide. They have small, attractive leaves, providing a variation in texture in home landscape, and make excellent conversation pieces when heavily laden with their yellow or red fruit. Because currants and gooseberries are alternate hosts for blister rust, a serious disease of white pine trees, a permit may be needed from the Division of Plant Industry, State Department of Agriculture before planting in some parts of Illinois. Check with them before planting either currants or gooseberries in your area. " Details on variety selection dnd general culture of small fruits are available to Illinois home gardeners in Extenison circular 935, "Growing Small Fruits in the Home Garden." Copies are available at the McHenry county Extension office, P.O. Box 431, Wood- Stock, 111., 60098. A-l HEARING AID REPAIR SERVICE Free Loaners-Complete Service on all Makes Custom Earmolds-30 Day Trial on New Aids. HOME SERVICE FOE SHUT-INS I TRY BEFORE YOU BUY! 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CANS IMPORTED FROM GERMANY Erika Liebfraumilch MARTINI & ROSSI Imported Vermouth o«d.y ,tl A&P Lookfit 1% Milk $ GALLON CARTON | BEVERAGE CORNER DR. PEPPER, CRUSH OR Seven-Up o 16-OZ. BTLS. PLUS DEP. 9-OZ. PKG. OVEN ART ASST. VAR. Pound Cake JANE PARKER English Muffins BLUE RIBBON Donuts a •rfrr^ ban Ban Roll-On Deodorant BufferinTablets 4-Way Nasal Spray Datril Tablets SlffENQTH XV. $111 Ban Basic Deodorant NEUTRAL m n HEALTH & BEAUTY M/a-OZ. OA* SIZE ox $1« S-OZ OA. SIZE o?C m iirt* [D MOTOR OIL 10W30 23-OZ. STL. FULL QUART Ten High Bourbon FULLQUART Relska Vodka SAVE OOc THE BOURBON THAT WON THE WEST SAVE 40c SERVE WITH DRV VERMOUTH $159 $239 $439 $399 NABISCO COOKIE FEATURES AT A&P! HOUSEHOLD CORNER >525259, Oreo Cookies CHOC. SANDWICH OR .WITH DOUBLE STUFF 15-OZ. PKG. • TWIDDLE STICKS • CHIPS AHOY • CHOC. CHOCOLATE CHIP • COCONUT CHOC. CHIP 91/2 TO 130Z. SIZE Nabisco Crackers REG. OR UNSALTED 1-LB. PKG. Wisk Detergent LIQUID 25c OFF LABEL 64-OZ. BTL. \ A&P Fabric Softener 79 PINK OR LEMON GALLON JUG C EA. CARY RTE. 14 & SILVER LAKE RD. HARVARD 106 W. SUMNER WOODSTOCK 220 N. JEFFERSON McHENRY 3750 W. ELM ST. M. I i •'? Cm t PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1. 1*78 MANAGERS BEST BUYS! Round Steak SOLD AS STEAK ONLY-LIMIT 3 SERVE WITH FRESH MUSHROOMS BONELESS TOP ROUND STEAK A&P COUNTRY FARM PORK 1 Roneless Rump Roast $ OR BOTTOM ROUND ROAST LB. 149 Smoked Picnics A&PBRAND 1 SLICED AND oil. TIED LB. 09C LB. 79 CENTER RIB Center Cut Pork Chops BUTTERFLY OR Boneless Pork Chops FOR CHOPSUEY Boneless Pork Cubes MEATY Country Style Spere Ribs RIB PORTION Boneless Pork Loin Rosst MEATY Pork Back Ribs $169 $209 $139 $139 $189 $199 SEAFOOD CORNER BONELESS SERVE WITH FRESH MUSHROOMS ANN PAGE Sliced Bacon SLICED Beef Liver 1-LB. PKQ. LB. SUPER RIGHT FULLY COOKED Full Shank sff)Q Half Ham LB lw GREENLAND Turbot Fillets Red Snapper Fillets POLISH KOSHER STYLE A TASTY SOUP MIX Oodles of Noodles ASST. VAR. A V 3-OZ. PKGS. 171 nnVniu«iSi misDurys U BEST;} 1 \mx/ *•* ? r 5 *. FLOUR i l i i The /</«» Fltmrl -- Pillsbury Flour REG. OR SELF RISING WITH COUPON BELOW LB. BAG FROZEN FOODS Br*-;"1 Morton Pot Pies • CHICKEN • TURKEY • BEEF 8-OZ. PKGS. HALF $ GALLON CARTON STRAWBERRY MARBLE FLAVOR ONLY A&P FROZEN Steakhouse Fries MOZ. SIZE A&P FINEST QUALITY «INO Bread Dough raozeN 5 LOAVES • J U SARALEE Apple Pie OR PEACH FROZEN 31-OZ. SIZE $129 A&P Vegetables • CUT CORN •MIXED •PEAS •PEAS &CARROTS FROZEN 20-OZ. SIZE EA. A&P CONGRATULATES THE WINNER OF THE 1978 PILLSBURY BAK€-OFF NUTTY GRAHAM P,C*J'C CAKE 12 T016 SERVINGS sr»^3F,JS' • 1 tMtpoon baking powder • 1 teaspoon sod* •1/?tM»P00wCln>>wwi • 1 CUP margarine or butter. sotteneO e 1 cup orange juice • 1 tablespoon grated Ofanoe Peel •3 eggs *1 cup chopped nuts ^ e2 tablespoons brown sugar •5 teaspoons milK ,, • 1 tablespoon margarine or butter •3/4 cup powdered sugar el /4 cup chopped nuts CP a »«M»«»noon solid shortening, gener- Heat own to 3KTF. 1 IQ-M*"*" ously grease and flour 12-cup jn large bowl. "U'ed oan1 3 ^ upright in pan 15 minutes, .nve on serving plate, cool ̂ '"^spoons brown sugar, milk andI butter In small saucepan, heat 2 ^ powdered sugar and blend KKSS'SiSTSS mm; .»«™». FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES Aniou or BosaPears Delicious Apples Esther V.Tomich San Pedro, Calilornia $25,000 WINNER GROCERY DtVlSlON 1978 PILLSBURV BAKE-OFF RED OR GOLDEN FROM WASHINGTON STATE SWEET & JUICY 150 SIZE LB. reen Peppers LARGE SIZE FOR STUFFING IN THE BEAN" EIGHT O'CLOCK WITH COUPON BELOW VA SUPERB BLEND RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES YOUR CHOICE PELICIOUS TENDER Fresh Egg Plant SELECT SIZE BAKING Russet Potatoes RICH IN VITAMINS Sunsweet Pitted Prunes ASSORTED Foliage Plants ;NVt WITH MOUND STtAK • INCH POT L1. 39c 29c 85c $499 LB 12-OZ PKQ. Navel Oranges 48 SIZE Watermelon DELICIOUS RED RIRE EACH CASE PRICE u FOR PRICE & PRIDE • PRICE a PRIDE • i 2 1 SAVE 20c •IN THE BEAN- EIGHT O CLOCK COFFEE 1-LB BAG A SUPERB BLEND OF BRAZILIAN COFFEES PRICE WITHOUT COUPON $3 29 REDEEMABLE THRU MAR 4 061-M • PRIC 662-M Mr • HHICE 4 PRIt m in / 1»r» SUBJECT TO STATE SALES TAX AT RCQ PRICE PRICE « PRIDE • PRICE & PRIOE • J \ s m , , t'1 »•; j S['6 «l|m |'RICE S PRIDE • PRICE t PRIOE • 11 . SAVE 60c "IN THE BEAN EIGHT O CLOCK COFFEE 3-LB BAG A SUPERB BLEND * OF BRAZILIAN COFFEES PRICE WITHOUT COUPON $9 79 tli -d Jin i' o m | • m REDEEMABLE THRU MAR 4 * *" 1»7» SUBJECT TO STATE SALES TAX AT REG PRICEyglig 663-M KllfUrvt nusowp BEST SAVE 15c ON THE PURCHASE OF PILLSBURY FLOUR 5 •'o 68c PRICE WITHOUT COUPON 83c REDEEMABLE THRUMAR 4. 1971 SUBJECT TO STATE SALES TAX AT REQ PRICE HOURS: DAILY MON.-FRI. 8-9 SATURDAY 8-7 SUNDAY 9-7 I EDUCATIONAL) ;I College Honors j \ 1 Collegiates Rank Among Top 20 Percent Honorable mention on the dean's list^at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign for the 1977 fall semester In . eluded five local students, f Ranking in the top 20 percent of their classes are Jeffrey N Boyer of 1304 Old Bay road. Richard D. Long of 813 Lillian street, and Mark Alan Snyder of 2914 W. Lincoln road, all of McHenry, From Wonder Lake are Jeffery C. Borchardt of 8103 White Oaks road and Theodore C. Dass of 3203 E. Lake Shore drive. DEGREE AWARDED Russell Arthur Grover of 4702 Garden Quarter, McHenry, ha& c o m p l e t e d d e g r e e requirements at Purdue university. As a December graduate, he is eligible to ac­ cept his bachelor degree in humanities at the university's commencement exercises hi May of 1978. f VX NEWS 1 (Editor's note: Following al*e representative questions an­ swered daily by VA counselors. Full information is available at any VA office.) Q-As a veteran of World War II with a recently established service-connected disability, am I eligible for service disabled insurance? A-No. Eligibility for servfee disabled insurance requires separation from service after April 24, 1951. Q-When a veteran dies, what is the effective date of tjie discontinuance of Veterans administration benefits? A-The monetary benefits end retroactive to the last day of the month preceding the date of death. 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