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I f f ' V , • ' • . ***** - * • gSjjgp*̂ A >* v #•..." • • .. " • - ' • • • . ! • , . • ' : . ; ' • > PAGE » - PLAIN DEALER - FRIDAY. JULY 13,1«7» •s' •• > V • ' i I • • » O ' ; . ; Mgm m • Thirteen Begin "Quest For Miss McHenry County Title Blondes...brunettes...statues- Rezab as they undergo que...petite...vivacious! preliminary judging this week, The IS Miss McHenry County the first of two major steps that candidates begin the quest for will lead to the selection of the the crown now worn by Suzette winner about 9:45 p.m. on the UMMER ALE /' ' On All 1979 Models 750K 2> 650K CX500 CUSTOM •o" o* "HONDA COUNTRY 1039 LAKE AVE. 338-4620 t BUS. RT. I'll & 47 WOODSTOCK . i night of Aug. 1. Since 1949, the selection of Miss McHenry County has been the feature attraction on the opening night of the McHenry County fair. That remains true today, and an overflow crowd is anticipated for the Wednesday evening, Aug. 1 pageant before an anxious grandstand audience. Each of the candidates brings throngs of supporters eager to Icheer at the right time! The candidates have chosen the order of appearance at both the preliminary and final judging, an order determined by drawing at the organizational meeting in early July con­ ducted by Dorothy Kleckner, pageant chairman. Mistress of ceremonies for the preliminary contest is Van Sells, veteran radio personality now employed by the RTA in customer relations. The candidates have local sponsors, with most con­ testants chosen through con­ tests in the local community under the sponsor auspices. Here's the official 1979 order of^ appearance: 1. Miss Fox River Grove- Terri Krzciuk. 16. 5-4. brunette hair and blue eyes, sponsored by Fox River Grove Chamber of Commerce. 2. Miss ~ Wonder Lake- Patricia McMillan, 17, 4-lOVfe brown eyes and brown hair Sponsored by Wonder Lake Jaycees. 3. Miss Harvard -Lori Schultz, 18,5-5, blonde hair and green eyes. Sponsored by Harvard Rotary Club. 4. Miss Algonquin-Denise Lindley, 18, 5-10, blonde hair and blue yes. Sponsored by Miss Algonquin Committee. 5. Miss Cary-Terri Doyle, 19, 5-5, light brown hair and blue eyes. Sponsored by Caiy Chamber of Commerce. 6. Miss Hebron-Cheri Johnson, 16, 5-8M>, blonde hair and hazel eyfesJSponsored by H e b r o n B u s i n e s s m e n ' s Assocation. * 7. Miss McHenry-Karen Szumlas, 18, 5-3, brown hair and brown eyes. Sponsored by McHenry American Legion. 8. Miss Huntley-Terri Ream, 17, 5-7, brown hair and brown eyes. Sponsored by Huntley Lions Club._ 9. Miss Marengo-Gail Foster, 19, 5-5, brown hair and blue eyes. Sponsored by Marengo VFW Auxiliary. 10. Miss Richmond-Lisa Burtch, 17, 5-6, brown hair and dark brown eyes. Sponsored by Richmond Lioness Club. 11. Miss Lake In The Hills- Debra Ekstrom, 17, 5-7, blonde hair and blue yes. Sponsored by -- fe'Mv" 1 Plaindeaij Letters to the fctlitor ; 'i • . * ' • ' • • ' . v ; " " ' . . • / \ Public Pulse (Th» Maiirftthr imHti Hm public to in* thi* tfcit'column n an •ipr»tion ot th.ir »i»w» on ivkjKlt of gfntrgl fnt.r.»t in out community Our only itqunl - tifn.tu'. fulljBddr.tt ond phon. mimbti W. otfc too •hot on* individual not writ* on tlio lam* lubj.ct mart than ont* *o<h month W. r*«*rv* th* right to d*l*t* any material which contid*' libolout or in ohjttiowahl* »*»•• ) t-Jm 4 • •/ ' • V->; • • - v' ' • . ̂ this model car to make a larger profit on the sale. The same , reason applied to the refusal to honor the original sales con­ tract and the discounted price. In the end, the rustproofing 4 5 f • -- • t-rr. BUYING A CAR "Editor: "On March 10, 1979, we or­ dered a 1979 auto from a McHenry businessmen. During bargaining with the dealer the list price was discounted. A sales contract for this amount was signed by us and a representative of the firm. "Fourteen weeks later, on June 15, we were called and informed our car was in but the price had changed by $800! The manufacturer had increased the list price by approximately $249 and the dealer had polyglycoated and rustproofed the Lake-in-the-Hills Jaycettes. 12. Miss Woodstock-Leslee Preuss, 18,5-8, light brown hair and brown eyes. Sponsored by Woodstock Chamber of Commerce. 13. Miss Crystal Lake- Valerie Flagg, 18, 5-7 blonde hair and blue yes, sponsored by Crystal Lake Park District. the car to the tune of without our knowledge or approval. The representative also said the model car was no. \ longer being discounted by the firm since small car tlemand had risen and the discount we had agreed upon in March was being disregarded. We protested the price increase, t h e p o l y g l y c o a t i n g - rustproofing we did not order, and the total disregard of the signed sales contract. We were given the options of refusing the car or reordering it without the added rustproofing options. After waiting 14 weeks for this car, and knowing that no orders were being accepted for 1979 , cars of this make at this date, these alternatives were unacceptable. "On June 16 we met with the firm's general managers to voice our complaints. He said that due to lagging sales of larger, cars he was using the rustproofing package on all of cent;however we had to pay the full list price for the car. In the sales contract the dealer is protected against customer delays by stating new cars must be picked up within 48 hours of notification, so because of this and the fact we need the car, we took delivery. "However we feel that because of his experience we have a number of complaints weyfeel should be brought to light. They are as follows: "1) The firm broke a legal contract by not adhering to the agreed upon discount and did not deliver the car, to us as it had been ordered. "2) The auto maker does not provide its customers with price protection even though the customer orders a car in good faith and waits an un­ determined length of time for delivery. "3) The dealer and the I maker failed to notify us ot; price increases as they oc­ curred, which would give W the-* opportunity to cancel the order ; if we so desired. ' ' • "•. »/•. "V •' "4) Finally, we would like to state that while shopping for a new car we concentrated on McHenry area since we residi here and would like to help th$ economic growth of Our community. We also felt the likelihood of getting ripped off was remote since we were dealing with a local dealership from which we had purchased a 1972 car some years ago. The firm certainly did not live up to our trust as repeat customer* and is not deserving of this transaction and wiU certalttty. never receive our recom­ mendation of future business. I hope that McHenry merchants are aware of the negative Offset transactions such as this have on the entire Shop McHenry program. "Sincerely, "Donald And Carole "Krodel" Conservation Board To . - • Consider Land Purchase OUTWARD APPEARANCES*--PROOFS OLD HO JOB TOO BIO OB SMALL ROIL ROOFING, SHINGLES, TUR-OFFS, RE-DECKING, FASCIA, SOFFITS, ROOF VENTS, ETC. PLEASE CALL (312) 587-55*9 Professional Electrolysis Permanent Hair Removal "for a more confident you" for free consultation Vivian McDowell 815/728-1051 (McHwtry AIM) I <# Member The regular meeting of the board of trustees of the McHenry County Conservation district will be held at 7 p.m. July 17, In the offices of the district, 6512 Harts road, Ringwood. At that time they will be considering the acquisition of two parcels of land. The first parcel is an 80-acre tract located in the northwest quarter of Section 12 of Dunham township. The parcel is contiguous to land presently owned by the district which comprises the Rush Creek Conservation area. " The second parcel is »2-acre parcel which involves the purchase of one-half of the undivided interest in the roadway leading to Kunde ^ woods - Marengo Ridge servation area. Dried Beef Dried beef is a cured product made from the round of beef. It is usually treated with salt and water. Confusing 0 At the last election, one obser­ ver noticed the ultimate in ballot confusion. A poster actually said, "Vote NO on Proposition YES. |ce Crest", FIELDCREST LOW PRICE GALLQN LETTUCE 22-23 LB. AVGJ •WATERMELON VAN CAMPS PORK &• BEANS WEG. OH SUGAR FREE| •$-14 OZ. BTTLS. ED'S FINER MEATS (815) 385-8097 4612IL WKMOT ROU Oast Narlh •( MnshMi) SHMRVSnE. U. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities While They Last. Not Responsible for Typo­ graphical Errors. ).^n*lNira Huwt J y BOTTLE SHOP it SUNNYSIBE FOOOS We Reserve the Right to Limit duantites While They Last. Sale Beer Not Iced Liquor Prices Effective Thru July 15 Grocery Prices Effective Thru July 14 - ED'S FINER MEATS & SMSACKSMP 385-7663 FROM OUR BEER DEPARTMENT MEADOW GOLD ICE CREAM % GAL. AMERICAN SINGLES 7Q1 8 OZ. I U KRAFT MIDGET CHEDDER HORNS ONE POUND LLOYD J. HARRIS APPLE PIE 26 OZ.1 WHITE CLOUD TISSUE 4 PACK1 KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE 200 CT.1 GLAD HEAVYWEIGHT TRASH BAGS 30 GAL - 8 CT. GRAVY TRAIN DOG FOOD 25 LB. 53 OZ. FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETTIS 14'/i OZ.' PLUS DEP. i « 4-Sirloin Steaks, 1 Each 2-Round Steaks, 1 Each 4-Rib Steaks, 2 Each 3 T-Bone Steaks, 1 Each 4-Cube Steaks, 2 Each 1-5 Lb."Box Beef Patties , 5-1 Lb. Ground Beef 2-1 l b. Beef Stew 2-3 to 4 Lb. Pot Roast 2-4 Lb. Rolled Beef Roast 2-2 Each Short Ribs Beef 2-2 Eoch Beef Shanks 1 -2 to 3 Lb. Pc. Corn Beef APPROX. 70 LBS. OF MEAT FRYER SALE WHOLE FRYING CHICKENS CUT UP FRYING CHICKENS 3 LEGGED FRYING CHICKENS. DOUBLE BREASTED FRYING CHICKENS COUNTRY STYLE CHICKEH LEGS COUNTRY STYLE (WINGS ATTACHED CHICKEH BREASTS SPUT noi CHICKEN BREASTS. ib TO LB. < LB. MCIUMHS. Oscar Mayer SMOKED BUTTS Sliced'/. PORK LOIN Fresh SMK •K 1 » . 1" FROM TNI SAVSA6E SHOP SLICED BAKED HAM./: %LB. SWIFT'S SLICED aaQ HARD SALAMI L.3 WISCONSIN < " BRICK CHEESE. J. LB.Z LEON'S OLD FASHIONED WEINERS.....: L.Z31 ORVAL KENT POTATO or MACARONI SALAD. i* W OJLD STYLE BEER 12-12 OZ. CANS 3» EVERYDAY WflDEMANN BEER 6-12 OZ. CANS MILLER BEER 6-12 OZ. BTTLS. FROM OUR WINE DEPARTMENT SSs vlWWy BLACK TOWER ||OQ LIEBFRAUMILCH jtZd 23 OZ. V BLUE NUN AAA LIEBFRAUMILCH JW 750 ML Mi LAMBRUSCO J5® 3 LITER V J.ROGET CHAMPAGNE FIFTH TAYLOR CALIFORNIA CELLARS 1.5 LITER! TIFFANY'S DRY VERMOUTH FIFTH FROM OUR LIQUOR DEPARTMENT FLEISCHMANN'S VODKA 1.75 LITER' TEN HIGH WHISKEY FLEISCHMANN'S GIN 1.75 LITER WALKER'S VODKA QVA*T 1.75 LITER' WALKER'S IMPERIAL WHISKEY 1.75 LITER' WINDSOR CANADIAN WHISKY 1.75 LITER' J.BAVET BRANDY WALKER'S FULL QUART 1.75 LITER r JIM BEAM BOURBQN WHISKEY 750 ML' LORD CALVERT CANADIAN WHISKY QUART MiT : BLEND whiskey ̂ CANADIAN BREEZE, WHISKY FIFTH' <P COURVOtSER AAA COGNAC V.S. Q" FIFTH V PETITE BLUZETTE 1.75 LITER • ' • A - ,