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SECTION 2 - PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALF K - WEDNESD >PA^,QCTO BER18.1 Village of McHenry Shores Jude La Francis " 385-5067 Ladies Plan To Get Away For Lunch, Theatre Are you tired of sitting at home? Are you bored with household tasks? Are you ready to take the kids to grandma, or to a sitter for a free afternoon? If you answer "Yes" to any of these, then you are in luck. A luncheon-theatre afternoon is planned for Wednesday, Nov. 8. The play will be "Same Time Next Year", a theatrical success on Broadway and in Chicago's Loop. The luncheon begins at noon and the show time is 1:30p.m. (The play will last until around 4 p.m.) Your reservations and prepayment must be in by Nov. 1. Please contact the village hall for more information and make your reservations soon. HALLOWEEN PARTY On Sunday, Oct. 29, there will be the annual Halloween party with the costume contest and pumpkin carving contest. It will be held at the village hall annex As in past years, all children present will receive free refreshments. Prizes will be awarded in thirty-six separate categories The judging will begin at 2 p.m. Please be mindful of the temperature that day and dress the children accordingly. The judging takes a while to complete, and often the children stand outside for quite some time RECOVERING Clarence Schweikert is home from the hospital and he is recovering nicely. Clarence is able to have visitors now for a short stay. We wish Clarence a healthy and happy year ahead. CHRISTMAS PARTY A Christmas party is being planned for Sunday, Dec. 10, at 5 p m at the village hall annex. All adults of the village are encouraged to attend. More details will be forthcoming; however, please reserve that date on your calendar. TRADING POST Another meeting for those interested in the exchange of ideas and-or services is planned for Thursday, Oct. 26, 7 30 p.m at the village hall annex This meeting is open to all adults (teenagers are also welcome) in the village. To be discussed are the various items which are to be shared, and the point system to be set up regarding an equitable trading and sharing of these items. In other words, what you give' will be worth points towards what you take' Several suggestions have been made regarding what to exchange They are as follows: providing rides to McHenry; sharing tools and small ap­ pliances; providing baby­ sitting, housecleaning, pain­ ting. or car pools; exchanging plants; teaching crafts; and anything else "you" can think of Bring your ideas and a neigh­ bor to the annex, Oct. 26, 7:30 p m Contact Linda Panning for more information BIRTHDAYS "Happy birthday to you.." is sung to Dorothy Koleno. who celebrates her big day Oct 18. (Jet 19. is the special day for Martin Koleno, Sr And Julie Tibbs will have her seventeenth birthday Oct 27 Morris Crouch has his big day, Oct 30 Nancy Tibbs will be fifteen years old Oct 31 Congratulations and best wishes to all of you REMINDER There is an ordinance prohibiting any vehicle from crossing any open ditch To REPAIR SERVICE Free Loan«rs-Compl«te Service on all Makes Custom Earmolds 30 Day Trial on New Aids HOME SERVICE FOR SHUT-INS I TRY BEFORE YOU BUY! Maico Oticon Radio Ear Ooalitone Audiotone Telex Sono Tone Custom Made All in the Ear Models SERVICE CENTER WED'S 1:00 to 5:00 OTHER HOURS BY APPT. BATTERY SALE 40% DISCOUNT ALL SIZES! R0BT. STENSLAND A ASSOCIATES 3937 ft. MAIN ST. MCHENRY, ILL 385-7661 Also MT. PROSPECT 109 S. MAIN 392-4750 save yourself the em­ barrassment of receiving a citation, please adhere to this ordinance. Also, the village will be strictly enforcing the boat, > molr home, and trailer or­ dinance after Oct. 31. Contact the village hall for an ex­ planation of this ordinance. Caring is sharing-love, time, concern. • • • * The reason men in public office play"politics is that men and women, who vote, expect them to play politics. Activity Club Sponsors Old-Fashioned Auction The scene is being set for another evening of excitement as the Prairie Grove activity club once again hosts an old- fashioned auction on Friday, Nov. 3. Auctioneer Ken Kingston starts the action rolling as he opens the bidding at 7 p.m. New merchandise, free trips, dinners, services, gift sub­ scriptions and riding lessons are among the items donated bv merchants to the school. "Donations by residents in District 46 help make the auction a success too," says Activity Club President Marilyn Rasmussen, who is heading the project. "We hope to see them donate white elephants, crafts, and baked goods, though we don't accept clothing." Residents or merchants are encouraged to call Ann Bucaro (455-3937) or Judy Carlson (459- 1753) to make a donation. The auction is being held at the Prairie Grove school, located on Rt. 176 two miles east of Rt. 31 outside of Crystal Lake. Study as if you were to live forever. Live as if you were to die tomorrow. •Isodore of Seville. FREE IMMUNIZATION Free immunizations for children in high school and under will be given on Wed­ nesday morning, Oct. 25, from 8:30 to 11 a.m. in Room 102 of the new McHenry County courthouse located on Route 47 north of Woodstock. The shots are offered by the McHenry County Board of Health with the endorsement of vthe McHenry County Medical Society. ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of these advertised items is re­ quired to be readily evailable for sale at or below the edvertised price in eech ACrP Store, except as specifi­ cally noted in this ed. "Kf Ybu Can Get £ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. OCT. It, THRU SAT. OCT. 21, 1ST® NONE SOLD TO DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS. Save --iBOwummumLA-̂ WITH A&P'S Economy Corner Products.... ECONOMY CORNER BATHROOM TISSUE 12-OZ. FROZEN A&P Orange Juice Bathroom 4 Tissue *NN PAGE 8-OZ. CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY Pot Pies ROU.PK GRADE "A" DOZEN A&P Large Eggs Paper Towels EACH ROLL Gallon Bleach You'll Do Better With A&P's BEVERAGE FAVORITES AND ONE FILLED S&H BONUS SPECIALS BOOKLET (30 BIG 10 STAMPS) •AND ONE FILLED SAHH BONUS SPECIALS BOOK LEI •(30 BIG 10 STAMPS )H AND ONE FILLED S4H BONUS SPECIALS BOOKLET 30 BIG 10 STAMPS Pepsi-Cola • REGULAR • DIET • LIGHT tabor You II Do Better With A&P's FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES You II Do Better With A&P s GROCERY SPECIALS Peter Piper Dill Pickles sW"""//, REG., POLISH & KOSHER 32-OZ. JAR 88 'A. You II Do Better With A&P's WITH LA CHOY S HARVEST MOON FESTIVAL CHICKEN, BEEF * SHRIMP LaChoyChowMein TS LaChoyChowMeinNoodles TJ La C hoy Soy Sauce ^ La Choy Sweet & Sour You'll Do Better With A&P's BAKERY BUYS 'iSl »!«» '<£• 55c 10-02 CQ- SIZE 331 OMENTAL CHICKEN OM PORK 17-OZ. CAN 89c JANE PARKER ENRICHED Sandwich Bread C.2-100 Jonathan Ipples POUND U.S. NO. 1 SIZE A Red btatoes LB. BAG Valencia Oranges 4 -LB BAG • CALIF GROWN Fresh Broccoli BUNCH EACH 79 • Cucumbers j A&P Gallon •Green Onions Apple Cider h J100 UsL*189 •V • SERVE WITH * DONUTS FREE MEDIUM SIZE PUMPKINS TO ANY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER JUST FOR THE ASKING! LIMIT ONE PLEASE FRESH Cole Slaw TART A TANGY Lemons LB. 49c 98c POPPIN OOOO WHITE OR YELLOW Popcorn 52 49c IN THE SHELL Bulk Walnuts FRESH Cranberries DAILY Wild Bird SMd K. *1» i£. 59c *3" You'll Do Better With A&P's ^GENERAL MERCHANDISE Prestone ANTI-FREEZE GALLON JUG You'll Do Better With A&P's DAIRY FEATURES A&P Margarine PILLSBURY BISCUITS REG OR BUTTERMILK $100 1-LB PKGS QTRD. MONTERREY BEACON Luxury Blankets $l 72 IN X go IN SIZE I 'Sorrento' coolcware I THIS WEEK'S FEATURED ITEM ASST "C99 COLORS EACH Your Choice Superseal *199 H EACH • 3 PC JAR SET • CAKE SAVER • COLD CUT SA /ER 5qt. Dutch Oven WITH COVER $1149 NOOTHC* rumtMAU «OU*FO Gallon 2% Nik s A&P BRAND 135 You'll Do Better With A&P's FROZEN FAVORITES A&P Frozen Vegetables 58 •CUT CORN •ZUCCHINI SQUASH •PEAS AND CARROTS •CRINKLE SUCED CARROTS 20-OZ. BAG Ann Page Half Q al. Ice Cream Ann Page Dreamsiclee FLAVORS $129 •LASAGNA •VEAL PARMIQAN IN SPAGHETTI •BEEF CHOP SUE Y •CHICKEN CHOW MEIN •GRAVY WITH SUCED BEEF •GRAVY & SLICED TURKEY •MACARONI * CHEESE - WITH TURKEY EACH 16 TO II OZ PKGS On-Cor 99- SECTION 2 - PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER - McHenry Library News 1011 N. Green Street, Phone 385-0036 Hours: Monday-Friday: 10:00 a.m. • 8:30 p.m. Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - S:00 p.m. (by Judy Irwin) Shakespeare's famous character, the magician Prospero in THE TEMPEST, says: "Knowing I lov'd my books, he furnish'd me, from mine own library with volumes that I prize above my dukedpm." Prospero may seem eccentric to prefer reading his favorite volumes to enjoying the riches of a Duke's life, but many of our patrons understand his feelings when it comes to the satisfaction they find in settling down with a good book. " Of course, the modern library offers more than ever before and does not stop at providing you with best sellers and reference material. You don't have to be a bookaholic to enjoy the services of our library, because we try to have a little something for everybody and a lot of something for many. The McHenry library offers an ever-growing selection of novels, short stories, best- seUers, new non-fiction and special interest books. We have, also, an especially good selection of large print books and are able to get talking books for patrons who can no longer see well enough to read. Our magazines include all the popular women's and business magazines, current events and news magazines and publications to help you figure out how to be a sharper con­ sumer or how to catch a speckled trout. The back issues usually cover a five-year period, so if you're looking for a particular article, recipe, photograph or bit of in­ formation, take advantage of our Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature to find just what you need. Even if you're not an avid reader, you may not know we have something for you music lovers. Records may be checked out just like books for two weeks at a time, and our selection of classical recor­ dings particularly, is excellent. Paintings, too, are available to satisfy the esthetic side of you, and those may grace your home for one month at a time. They come handsomely framed and help you to find out at no cost whatever just what type of art you like to live with. For birthday parties, family film festivals or just to pamper you film buffs, the library has educational and entertaining film strips on hand, and catalogs for slides, film strips and 8, super 8 and 16 mm films, all to be ordered through the Northern Illinois Library system headquartered in Rock- ford. Why not give the un­ forgettable party in your crowd with some classic silent Extra © Green Stamps 3750 W. ELM ST.. McHENRY. ILL. • Tin UJukd Stmu Qpectit&... pWilg^fflPlAla-- 3750 W. ELM ST., McHENRY, ILL. MON.-FRI. 8-9 SAT. 8-7 SUN. 8-5 YOURS FOR JUST 30 BIG TEN STAMPS (ONE FILLED BONUS SPECIALS BOOKLET) AND OUR LOW PRICE. 20-OZ. PKG. Tide Detergent Mik »v> k> AND ONE FILLED S*H BONUS SPECIALS BOOKLET (30 BIG 10 STAMPS) 16-OZ. BOTTLE Wesson Oil AND ONE FILLED S&H BONUS SPECIALS BOOKLET (30 BIQ 10 STAMPS) •8EBHAI A&P MEAT 1-LB. PKG. FILLED ONUS BOOKLET STAMPS) ALL THIS WEEK GET UP TO Extra S&H Green W I T H O N E O F T H E S E C O U P O N S * BONELESS BOTTC Round Roast! You'll Do Better With A&P s BUTCHER SHOP MEATS Boneless $ p Roast CUT FROM HEAVY GRAIN FED WESTERN BEEF IBONELESS TOP ROUND OR Sirloin Tip Roast You II Do Better WithA&P s SAUSAGE SHOP Country Treat Pork Sausage WHOLE HOG 2-LB. ROLL $3.17 A&P Sliced Bologna LB *119 PKG. Swift Premium Franks 1 agar ;«r 3 L6G. Tablets WHOLE OR POINT CUT Bondoss Beef Brisket FLAT CUT Boneless Beef Brisket $139 $159 12-OZ PKG. 79 Fresh Pork Links M-OIKOWWI u. *l5' Pork Sausage Chunk Bologna Liver Sausage AMCO ITALIAN HOT ft Oft MILD LI. CHICKBN LAND Of |. FftOST •MOKID •UMRMQNT IB ANY an nice sin 89c 69c A&P Smoked Sausage -an *1" Y o u ' l l D o B e t t e r W i t h l O U N T R Y F A R M P O R I CENTER RIB Center Cut Pork Chops BUTTERFLY OR Bondess Pork Chops FOR CHOP 8UEY ess Pork Cubes ss Loin Roast IEATY ork Back Ribs LB. $1» LB. $2" LB U« LB U" LB *2" :< Y o u ' l l D o B e t t e r W i t h A & P ' s P O U L T R Y S H O P V A L U E S Fresh Roasters 3-1/4 LB.AVG.OR SPLIT BROILERS WITHOUT GIBLETS LB. Whole Fryers OR BOX-O-CHICKEN CONTAINS 15 ASSORTED PIECES A&P Turkeys BUTTER BASTED U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" 10 TO 14 LB AVG L U.S. GOVT. INSP Turkey Drumsticks OR WINGS LB 49 DOUBLE FRYERS LB. Four Legged •NKAtTID Fryer Legs StewingChickens "".HT* « COON THY STYIK WITH BACK FOMTION ATT AC HID raw WHOLE LB. COUNTRY STYLE COT UP OR quartered FRYERS LIMIT 4 WHOLE FRYERS PLEASE Fryer Breasts zxsrxzz, LB. StewingChickens LB. II 69c 69c 59c 89c 65c CAP-N JOHNS Ocean Perch Fillets HAG Dressed Whiting A&PBREADED Perch Portions AAP BATTER DIPPED Fish Portions AAP BATTER DIPPED Fish (Chips as $2>s 12-OZ. QQ« ftKO 33v is? »i» IX: U» Pillsbury Plus CAKE MIXES ASSORTED VARIETIES 1S-3/4TO 20-1/4-02 TO SPREAD ie-1/t-ox CAN Libby's Vegetables •WHOLE KERNEL CORN •CREAM STYLE CORN •CUT GREEN BEANS UNVSMANB WITH TOMATO SAUCf 89c 3100 1«TO 17-OZ. • Vflfk CAN* ™ Soft N Pretty BATHROOM TISSUE ROLL ; 100 EXTRA S&H • GREEN STAMPS (10 BIG TEN STAMPS) ON PURCHASES TOTALING $10.00 TO $19.99 EXCLUDING TOBACCO PRODUCTS LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER PURCHASE. REDEEMABLE THRU OCT. 21.1978 200 EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS (20 BIG TEN STAMPS) ON PURCHASES TOTALING $20.00 TO $29.99 EXCLUDING TOBACCO PRODUCTS LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER PURCHASE. REDEEMABLE THRU OCT. 21,1978 w 300 EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS (30 BIG TEN STAMPS) ON PURCHASES TOTALING OVER $30.00 EXCLUDING TOBACCO PRODUCTS LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER PURCHASE. REDEEMABLE THRU OCT. 21.1978 m i r: i r; 100 EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS (10 BIO TEN STAMPS) WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE Of 2 PKGS Of ANY VARIETY HALLOWEEN CANOY LIMIT ONE COUPON _ PEN CUSTOMER | >. I REDEEM MLETNRU I OH | OCTJ1.1»7» 50 EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS (S BIO TEN STAMPS) WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE Of ONE GALLON APPLE CIDER LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER REDEEMABLE THRU OCT.ai.ttn 100 EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS (10 BK2 TEN STAMPS) WITH THIS COUPON ANO THE PURCHASE Of ANY JANE PARKER fRUIT CAKE 50 EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS (S BIO TEN STAMPS) WITH THIS COUPON ANO THE PURCHASE Of ANY SIZE ROLLED ROAST LMIT OWE COUPON 100 EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS (10 BIQ TEN STAMPS) WITH THIS COUPON AND THE PURCHASE Of 2 GALLONS Of ANTIFREEZE p I 50 EXTRA S&H GREEN STAMPS (S BIQ TEN STAMPS) WITH THIS COUPON ANO THE PURCHASE Of 1 -LB OR MORE BULK MIXED NUTS IN THE SMELL LEMIT ONE COUPON LMIT ONE tOUfUPI • LMIT ONICOUPUH M LBIIUW LUUPU* _ PER CUSTOM* I I I • PER CUtTOMER I fi I • PER CUSTOMER I c I REDEEMABLE THRU I I | REDEEMABLE THRU I <3/^ I I REDEEM ABLE THRU lo%L I ocr.ai.itn ocT.ai.itn 0cT.a1.1tn ^ FANTASTIC DELICATESSEN FOODS AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES WITH ZIGGY DELI'S VIENNA NEW YORK STYLE $41Q •pfc Pastrami s? NEW AT A&P AGAR COUNTRY SMOKED Ham POUND HALF $2 78 POUNO $139 ORVAL KENT Rice Pudding POUND SI 96 POUND $2 18 halp 99C POUND HALP $109 POUND * POUND POUND $2 29 NALP $10. HALP $J15 POUND Leon's Sliced Prasky Eckrich Minced Ham Usingers Milwaukee Braunschweiger Longacres Baked Turkey Ham Wisconsin American Cheese Kaukauna Klub Provolone Cheese rouno Kaukauna Klub PistacchioSpread ,O«D*140 Orval Kent Macaroni Salad u 69c POUND $1 98 99c HALF POUND HALP $J15 WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 18,1«» comedy films or a dinner party featuring international cui&wie, then followed by some of the stunning travel films available. Of course, these films are in great demand, due to their moderate fee per reel for the 16 mm sound films, and the ab­ solutely free price tag on the 8 and super 8 films and slides. Like anything worthwhile, it pays to request these films well in advance of a particular date. As for the children in our community, most parents today know that sound reading habits developed at an early age. lead to a well-read, well- informed adulthood, and in our children's department we have a rich selection not only of the childhood favorites and classics, but many of the newest Caldecott and Newberry award-winning books that will be the favorites of tomorrow Even the youngest pre-schooler can find a sturdy, fairly tooth-proof book to grow on, and when a child comes to the check-out desk, eyes shining from some discovery made in a book on dancing or dinosaurs or in the saga of The Hardy Boys or Anne of Green Gables, all those nursery books with corners that have been munched on, become well worth the expense to the library For paperback fans we have the paperback corner filled with a wide array of popular material, all contributed through patrons But even if you don't like reading, music, art of children's books, maybe we can beguile you with in­ teresting changing displays or lectures, plant exchanges, craft workshops or special film nights All these activities and more are a part of the full- service program of your McHenry library We like to think the library image is no longer one of a musty, dusty place just ior looking up definitions, but rather it is a vital growing resource center for a vital, growing community. Give us a try, why don't you If you live within the city limits, your card is free If you live outside the city limits, your card costs the approximate amount assessed to city taxpayers r or > ,;ur fee you can get three pizzas or ten paperback books but in the long run, these t( ca<- t compare with having the world at your fingertips when you hold in it your family's library card. Cranberry Fritters Great Partner for Pork Loin Roast Many fruits complement pork, and cranberries are no exception, especially when the bright berries are coated in batter and served as golden brown fritters. Chock full of tart juicy cranberries, the frit­ ters are crisp and delicious when fried in lard, says the National Live Stock and Meat Board. Cranberry Fritters 1 /* CUDS fresh cranberries 3 tablespoons sugar 1 cup flour 1 - Vi teaspoons baking pow der 1 teaspoon nutmeg !4 teaspoon salt 1 egg Vi cup milk Lard for frying Cut cranberries in half and sprinkle with 2 tablespoons of sugar, ^ift together flour, bak ing powder, nutmeg, salt and the remaining tablespoon of sugar. Beat egg and add milk. Stir sifted ingredients into egg mixture. Fold cranberries into batter. Drop !4 cup batter in to hot deep fat (360°F.) until lightly browned, 5 to 8 min utes. Drain and serve warm. Repeat. Yield: 8 fritters. Accidents wHI happen. i hat s why you need the protection that American Family s Special Homeowners Package Policy provides It s the most complete home owners coverage we ve ever offered Call me today for ail the details Because your home to TONY CHUCK FICX liWMDOWSKI -- OUR NEW LOCATION --^ Corner of Crystal Lake Blacktop & Rt. 120 McHenry CALL US FOR DETAILS 385-2304 murium Airwncan Family Mutual Inauranoa Co Madiaon Wi«