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PXGE 1* - PLX1NDK \LER WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13.1S78 ftWOTl ^uto center. Save 30-33% m E s§5 1 1 1 / / J J J / Steel-belted Grappler I. • 2 full-width, impact-resistant steel belts stabilize tread, reduce squirm - • 2 radial polyester cord plies add strength, riding comfort TVBEIJ:S> WHITEW MX MZI: RECITAR PRICE EAt H SALE PRICE EACH PLUS E.E.T EACH ATS-13 $44 , $29 1.80 C78-14 S52 - $36 2.07 E78-14 $54 $37 2.30 FT 8-14 $58 $40 , 2.45 G78-14 $62 $43 2.63 HT8-14 $66 $45 2.80 GT8-15 $63 $44 2.66 HT8-15 $6T $47 2.89 JT8-15t $72 $49 3.36 LT8-15+ $52 • 3.45 N<>TK.M>I . i\ \E KI)t!> 4 |»>i jester rortj Pi,«. Sale ends December 30. Wards Glass Belt. ^ * 2 strong glass belts resist puncture damage -sfnooth riding polyester cord body plies 90-min Installation We will mount t ire- w ah in 9<> mm. or balance wheel- tree, it you requested it at t ime of 11re purehase Prices slashed Iut~-I«»« 1 nr •»at. l'lu» Hlm k^all I 'n. . I 'm* 1 E T v,,,. y M h 1 ... h Each A ~ ; - $ 19.80 1 71 B> H $15 • 21.00 1 82 !)•> ! 1 " l iT 22.20 2 07 f::« n i\ 24.00 I 19 r> n $41 26.40 1 J4 (,:•> 14 $4 7 28.20 > 47 H> 14 $4M 29.40 I "0 (i7h 1 r> $4 •> 28.80 I 55 H7K-15 ' 30.00 2 77 N< > RKAHT IN NKF.DFCLJ te * .il i- d \$ J more * Sale ends December 16. I n s t a l l ed f r Size* to fit manv US /VI4INTEH4NCI FRf t Wardi oHrrk IOM toil proirtnonal mkt&ll«tion Save 10.07 Our Get Away 42 is maintenance free. It - ae.-f eT to re<.j j . . r» additior-di H: ' . ' i- ho,used ir. to.Jtir , propy iene conta.^-r 21 rt-k! 2J Vj »• * ' h 3488 exchange H.9.» Save 10.07 15-amp manual auto battery charger. 'Z" 44 s8 10-amprh.r^r i. 'J Wi H^fcrularU >4.99 Fits moil tart vam truck» Sprakert rxlra Save *30 In-, under-dash AM FM-stereo 8-track. •89 Feature- I.KDdial [XJinter for ea-v ^election Built-in AH illuminated dial 20-<>i.-p^aker* . . 29.88 |>r. H»'gularl\ 119.99 21 often io%» c ost 11 ion*! installation / / Save *50 a Do-it-your s e l f w 11H our 1 • 2-ton floor jack •149 H • * * •'* Save *5 Supreme muffler for most US cars. 1488 Hegularl> 19.99 I)ouble-iot k ing- pr'*»»f -»ea'rn- Hu-t arid i ' • r r o-1 on - re- i ^-t a n t N<in I on ri 11 o t h »- r muffler* in •.!<»< k Ltmrt 4>5 Save 27% r , Our 10w30 all-season £ detergent motor oil. 1S:S 50c ' , t , I ql H'K fcV Complete brake job for most US ears -- ^ • jL 2 discs. 2 drums 8988 < Wards electronic . /• wheel ha lane uig -- tires stay new longer - *18 Complete brake job for most US ears -- ^ • jL 2 discs. 2 drums 8988 < Wards electronic . /• wheel ha lane uig -- tires stay new longer - *18 FOR fOufr s • THE AUTO SEfTviCi IS OPEN l DAr: A Mon thru Fri iO j Sat 5 }G 9 Su* i ( J r \ s t a l L a k e i05 Nortfiwest Route 14 P*** 815459-6450 FREE PACKING Sunnyside Area Betty Messer 344-2494 Two Grandchildren In Past Two Weeks For Rupp Family Mr and Mrs Conrad Rupp. Jr.. of 1321 Lakeview. became grandparents for the second time in two weeks, when their son John and his wife. Peggy, became the proud parents of a baby girl. Donna Erin, on Dec ' 1 „ _ 1 . _ . Born in Woodstock hospital. Donna is the first child of John and Peggy She weighed 6 lbs . 9 oz . at birth The maternal grandparents are Betty and Lloyd Tomlinson of West Virginia The Tomlmsons came to McHenry for the birth of their granddaughter Great grandparents are Mr and Mrs Conrad Rupp. Sr . of Wonder I^ke Two weeks ago Rick and Amy rupp became the proud parents of a baby boy. Richard Allen, born Nov 17 Baby Ricky now has a new cousin. Donna Congratulations to all FLORIDA TRIP Between the birth of the first and second grandchild. Doris Rupp took a vacation in Bradenton. Fla The Rupp family have a second home in Bradenton. and upon the closing of school in June they will be making their home permanently in Florida leaving temperatures in the eighties in Florida. Doris returned to Sunnyside in t ime for the second snow storm in less than a week Doris said she was ready to get right back on the plane and return to the Florida sun. but she was also anxious to get home and hold those new grandchildren Christmas will be quite an exciting time in the Hupp household this year RECl PERATING Billy Mitchell , son of Donna and Bill Mitchell . 4017 Wilmot. is in the McHenry hospital recuperating from a bout with bronchial pneumonia Billy is reported to be doing mu rh better, and hopes to be out of the hosital and home again soon Best w ishes for a speedy recovery. Billy VILLAGE MEETING Tuesday. Dec 5 was the regular monthly meeting of the village of Sunnyside After the regular business part of the meeting. Bill Mitchell in­ troduced the two new police officers. John Casey and George Davie, to the members of the board. Plans were accepted for the Essex-Costello Springdale subdivision Still one of the fastest growing areas in McHenry county. Sunnyside will see many new homes go up next spring Paul May and Sons of Spring Grove are again doing the village snow-removal. Paul is right on top of things, and has his equipment out as soon as the snow starts. For the in­ formation of residents of the new subdivisions of Sunnyside in Ember wood. Sudeenew and Lake Dawnwood. all residents of the village of Sunnyside are required to post vehicle stickers on each car owned Vehicle stickers are now available from the village clerk For further information call :«5-fi023 BIRTHDAYS This week's birthday greetings go to Bill Boike and Carol Kennebeck who have thier special day on Dec 10 Ruth Pflug does her celebrating on Dec. 11. Kate Eichhorn has her day Dec 13 And Dec 14 is the special day for Catherine Fredricks Best wishes to you all for a happy day and many more to come Recycling At West Campus c Webelos and parents Of Pack 145 from Wonder Lake will be working along with the McHenry County Defenders this Saturday. Dec 16. '" 'at McHenry s monthly third- Saturday recycling drive All people involved in recycling are asked to take note and pass the word to other recyclers that this month's drive will be held at the north parking lot of West campus high school instead of the usual spot McHenry citizens have shown a great willingness to cooperate in the preparation of their recyclable materials Following is a list of some "L)o's and Don'ts" that can be of help to old-time recyicers and for those w ho would like to end the year by beginning this environmentally sound practice Paper - Do tie newspaper securely into stacks 8-10 inches high so they can be handled by the workers do be sure to remove all plastic bags: don t \ bring wet paper cardboard and magazine should be bun­ dled seperately Glass - Do wash bottles out (it is not necessary to remove paper labels); do remove all metal and plastic ' this includes the narrow metal rims that often remain on wine bottles necks and the plastic corks and • jackets ' ' that come on some bottles i ; don't pre-crush your class; do bring only clear, green, or brown glass Cans -- Do keep steel cans separate from aluminum products, do clean cans and remove paper labels. do flatten cans to conserve space (this is most easily done by removing both ends, tucking them inside the can. and stepping on the can >. Aluminum - Do separate all aluminum products from the steel cans, don't bring bi-metal beverage cans ' those that are steel on the sidp and bottom and aluminum only on the top > If in doubt, check the brand of can you are using with a magnet The magnet wilt stick to steel but not to aluminum Better stil l .-- use returnables Cans made entirely of aluminum w ill he marked either "all aluminum" or "recyclable aluminum Anyone having any questions about preparation, or with a large quantity of material to be picked up. call the McHenry Countv Defenders represen tative at 385 8512 by Friday evening "Nurse Update" Course Offered By Hospital Registered nurses who are presently inactive hut are in terested in resuming their careers may apply for the winter Nufse tpdate course to f>e presented at McHenry hospital from Jan 8 through March 27. according to Pat Kelly. R N director of staff development at the hospital Interviews and selection for the free course w ill be made during the next two weeks This sixth refresher course will cover eleven weeks and has been scheduled to ac commodate nurses who have school age children. Mrs Kelly announced "Over the past two years, we have presented this course five t imes and have found it to be lx»th popular and effective. It has succeeded in preparing many registered nurses to re enter their profession after years of full t ime homemaking and child rearing The curriculum includes Classes in current concepts of nursing, modern pharmacology and hospital procedures and policies Extensive supervised pat lent-care experience follow s classwork. in order to provide for the practical application of new concepts "There is no cost for this course except for the cost of textbooks." Mrs Kelly added I will be happy to confer with any registered nurse currently licensed in Ill inois and can be reached at 385-2200. extension (>42 " McHenry County college has opened an additional section of a physical education class in figure control The new section will meet Monday and Wednesday mornings from 10 to 11 a m The one-credit class is aimed at losing weight and inches and at body development It is open to both men and women, ac­ cording to class instructor. Bob Frantz One can register for the class bv telephoning the college before Dec 23 at >815) 455-3700 or in person at the college through Jan 12 Classes begin the week of Jan 8 J E W E l C A T A L O G O U T L E T S T O R E • J E W E L C A T A L O G O U T L E T S T O R E • I E W E L C A T A L O G O U T L E T V « Mnctuiws ClEAAAHCI CtHlE* A DIVISION OF JEWEL DIRECT MARKETING 301W. Virginia St. CRYSTAL LAKE 815-455-0333 Moo., Tues. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Wed.Tburs.. Fri.9a m.-8p m Sat. 9a.m.-5p.m.,Sun. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sale Days Wed., Dec. 13 Thru Tues., Dec. 19 --While Quantities Last-- STOREWIDE SALE t) OFF OUR DISCOUNT PRICE | Socks. Underwear. Batteries and Gum Not Included LOOK WHAT'S GOING ON AT JEWEL MCC! Grab Your Shopping List and Make Tracks On Down To Our Finest Sale Of The year Every Department on Sale! •Toy« -Gift ware 'Appliances •Christmas Trees 'Tableclothes •Christmas Decoration* * Housewares •Radios/Electronics • Luggage » Planters • Furniture Items •Cookware * Vacuums New Arrivals Every Week Come And See! SPECIAL All WATCHES & JEWELRY 50^ •Bedding •Blankets •Rugs •Mens' Wear •Ladies' Wear •Boys' Wear •Girls' Wear OFF Discount Price / Figure Control At MCC Hikers Hikers and backpackers need at least 1,000 more calories per day over their normal food intake when they're out on the trail Pack nutrit ious foods with as lit­ t le weight as possible -- in as lit­ t le space as possible - CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET STORE • JEWEL CATALOG OUTLET ST0R,~