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to * * at 5 k. I m l s i w I OL| ! u. [ * 2nd Anniversary Sale 15% OFF •UP TO FIRST *50 PURCHASED We really move our nails for you... Actually, at THE GREAT FRAME UP. you do t yourself with the help of the friendliest hammers in town Just pick one up and quicker than you can say hit it you ve nailed together your frame Working along with our fine staff of hammers and nails we ve got some nuts m the stock room who will cut your glass mat. and frame to exact specifications The whole glorious process takes less than half an hour of your time and to further drive home the pomt you ii save at least 50% of what you d pay to have somebody else do it Total satisfaction guaran­ teed Now doesn t that hit the nail on the head9 "ubBOKBEG The Frame It Yourself Store 372 VIRGINIA ST. CRYSTAL LAKE, IL Salmon Next time you want a variation on a simple seafood salad start out with canned salmon. This tasty Oriental Salmon Salad is great for filling your favorite new taste to salads vegetable such as tomatoes or avocados. Another time sandwich it between two slices of bread. its special texture appeal comes from the addition of crisp vegetables Leftovers ideal for salads When you plan menus, do you con­ sider creative ways to use leftovers? With food prices high, you can treat leftover food like money in the bank. Check your menu planning habits. Don't use the old excuse that lef­ tovers are exclusively for casseroles. Salads fit gracefully into many menus. Consider this shim­ mering and hearty entree salad made with gelatin. HAM 'N EGG SALAD 2 pkgs. (3 oz. each) or 1 pkg. (6 oz.) lemon flavor gelatin 1 tsp. salt 2 cups boiling water 1 Vi cups cold water 2 tbsp. vinegar 2 cups finely diced cooked ham 2 hard-cooked eggs, chopped Vi cup chopped dill pickles Ms cup diced celery 2 hard-cooked eggs, quartered 1 cup mayonnaise 2 tsp. prepared mustard Dissolve gelatin and salt in boiling water. Add cold water and vinegar. Chill until slightly thickened. Fold in ham, chopped eggs, pickles and celery. Pour into 6-cup mold or a 9x5-inch loaf pan. Chill un­ til firm, at least 5 hours overnight. Unmold and garnish with quartered eggs. Serve on crisp salad greens, with tomato wedges and cooked asparagus spears, if desired. Com­ bine mayonnaise and mustard and serve with salad. Makes 6 cups or 6 entree servings. and water chestnuts. Canned salmon can be found on grocers' shelves everywhere. Besides being so flavorful, salmon is high in nutrients. Substantial a m o u n t s o f c a l c i u m a n d phosphorous are found in combina­ tion with vitamin D to help build strong bones and teeth. Due to the canning process, all bones found in cans of salmon are softened enough to become an edible part of the fish. ORIENTAL SALMON SALAD 1 can (7% oz.) salmon 3 chopped green onions lk cup diced celery V« cup diced green pepper Mj cup sliced water chestnuts cup mayonnaise 2 tsp. soy sauce 2 tsp. lemon Juice % tsp . curry powder Dash pepper 4 medium tomatoes , Lettuce Lemon slices and parsley for gar­ nish Drain salmon and flake. Combine salmon, green onions, celery, green pepper, water chestnuts, mayon­ naise and seasonings. With stem-end down, cut tomatoes into 6 wedges, cutting to, but not through base of tomatoes. Place on lettuce-lined plates. Fill centers with salmon salad mixture. Garnish with lemon slices and parsley. Makes 4 salads. i Open 7 Days & Nights I 815-45S-2330 Major Credit Cards Honored OFFER GOOD THRU SEPT. 30,1983 Ham 'n Egg Salad More couples tying nuptial knot WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Americans are get­ ting married at a record pace, the government said Monday, pointing to nearly 2.4 million couples who tied the knot in 1980. In its final report on 1990 marriage data, the National Center for Health Statistics said the marriage rate was 10.6 for each 1,000 Americans. The total of almost 2.4 million marriages in 1980 was up 3 percent from 1979, the previous high. Other provisional reports already released by the agency indicated the number of mar­ riages continued to climb in 1981 and 1982. The report said 1980 also marked the fifth straight year the number of marriages in­ creased over the previous year's total. Tracing trends in marriage between 1970 and 1980, the report said 44 percent of all mar­ riages involved men and women who had been married before, up from 31 percent in 1970. About 69 percent of 1980's grooms were older than their brides, 11 percent were the same age and 20 percent were younger, the report said. In 1980, the report said, 42 of the 50 states reported an increased number of marriages. The western states recorded the largest in­ crease, 5 percent. A study of statistics gathered in 42 states also showed two-thirds of those who married in 1980 had never been married before. A decade earlier,, three-quarters of all brides and grooms were marrying for the first time. Three-quarters of all 1980 brides were under 30 years of age, the report said. Some 95 per­ cent of those marrying for the first time were under 30, and 90 percent of those who had been married before and divorced were under 45. In both cases, the average age of grooms was somewhat older. Atari® Sale. Four Days Only! AtarP 5200 Super Game Sale 159.95 Comes ready to play with two all-in-one controllers that include 12 button keyboard and pause button that lets you freeze the action and plan your strategy. Controllers also act as joystick that provide 360° manueverability. Includes Pac Man** game cartridge. Sale priced thru Monday, September 5th.; **Licensed by Namco-America Inc. Save 50% on cartridges for your Atari® 2600, Atari® 5200, and Mattel Intellivision®. Here are examples of Atari® 2600. Defender Sale 17.44 M-Network Baseball Sale 15.88 Deadly Disc M-Network Tron Sale 18.88 Activision Spider Fighter Sale 14.88 M-Network** Star Strike Sale 12.44 Here's an example of Intellivision9. Tron Maze-A-Tron....-. Sale 15.88 Video cartridges available while they last. Atari® is a trademark of Atari Inc. Intellivision® is a trademark of Mattel Inc. *1981 Walt Disney Productions. **M-Network® Mattel Inc. 1982. All rights reserved. Avocado and chicken salad will bring in rave reviews m,r ItttlUiVfSiQN MAZE-A-TRON C5AME GAdPffWOOS w& - • //// (L 1983. J C Penney Company. Inc When you are planning a lun­ cheon, here is a delectable avocado and chicken salad your guests will rave about. You will be happy to know avocado half-shells are easy to prepare. Just halve avocado lengthwise and twist gently to separate. Then remove the seed with a spoon and use with or without the skin. To keep the avocado a pretty golden green until your guests ar­ rive, simply brush the cut surface with lemon or lime juice. AVOCADO AND CHICKEN SALAD 3 cups diced cooked chicken 1% cups diced celery 4 hard cooked eggs, diced Vi cup slivered toasted almonds Vi cup pineapple tidbits Vz cup salad dressing 1 tbsp. juice from pineapple 3 avocados, peeled, seeded and halv­ ed Lettuce leaves M i x c h i c k e n , c e l e r y , e g g s , almonds and pineapple with salad dressing, which has been thinned with pineapple juice. Heap mixture into avocado halves on lettuce leaves. Serve as an appetizer or luncheon salad. Makes 6 servings. Brickyard, Ford City, Fox Valley Center, Golf Mill, Joliet Mall, Lakehurst, Lincoln Mall, Marquette Mall, North Riverside Park, Orland Square, Southlake Mall, Spring Hill Mall, Woodfield, Yorktown ^ f 11 O A wale of a sale on SuperCord* and Plain Pockets* cords and a great collection of sweaters for big and little boys and girls. Great styles for Jr. Hi afnd Prep-teens, too! Argyle or solid color vest. Reg. $9-$ 12. S«l« 7.20-9.60 Hunt Club" crew. Reg. $15. Sale $12 Acrylic cardigan. Reg. 8.50-$11. Sal* 6.80-8.80 Heathery crew. Reg. $9-$16.« Sale 7.20-12.80 Striped crew. Reg.$9-$18. Sale 7.20-14.40 Cords: SuperCord* jeans. For little girls Reg. $12. Sale 8.99 For big girla Reg. $14. Sale 10.99 For little boys Reg. $10. Sale 7.99 For big boys. Reg. $12. Sale 8.99 Plain Pockets® for prep teen boys. Reg. $13. Sale 10.99 Sal* priced thru Monday, September 5th. Boys' and girls' warm-ups. Be on the right track in soft warm- ups for the younger set. We've shown just a few! Sale 8.80 Rag. $11. Big boys' hooded sweatshirt Little boys' sizes Reg. $9 Sale 7.20 Sale 5.60 Reg. $7. Big boys' matching sweatpant Little boys'sizes Reg $6 Sal* 4.80 Sale 4.40 R*g. 5.50. Little girls' crewneck. Sale 4.80 r̂ .m. Matching little girls' sweatpant. Sal* pric*d thru Saturday, S*pt*mb*r 10th. Brickyard, Downtown Hammond. Ford City, Fox Valley Center. Qarv Villaoe Golf Mill, Joliet Mall, Lakehurst, Lincoln MaH, Marquette Mall North Riverside Park. Orland Square, Southlake Mad, Win#ton woodf*w- ***£» • • * r V I