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WANTED TAX 1KlESSAGE \ Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie carried his income tax message to PUPPIES, litters only. Up the people of Illinois in a longto 7 weeks old. Will pick up day wMrlwind tour of eight ciif brought to McHenry area. ties. The governor answered 2^ h°mes guaranteed. Call questions about his programs in 385-7897. - 6-4-69T.E1-2 a 0f airport press conferences scheduled to open in Chicago. He wound up with a CASNARY ORPHANAGE. Do you want a good home for your canary? I have a large natural aviary for canaries and finches. 815-385-1719. 6-20/6-25-69 SITUATION WANTED HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR BOY wants full time work in Mo- Henry area. Prefer to work with contractor or painter. Call 385-4434. 6-18/6-20-69 WILL DO remodeling and dry walling. Call 385-1523. 6-20/7-2-69 n9ws conference in his Springfield office at 5:30 p.m. Included on the itinerary were stops in Rockford, Rock Island -Moline, Peoria, East St. Louis, Carbondale and Champaign -Urbana. At each stop, the governor delivered a brief prepared statment and then answered questions from newsmen. PG. 12 - PLAINDEA'.ER FRI. JUNE 2J, 1969 . Pete That Need A Home OR ARE Looking For Their Master fAi • public service of the McHenry FUndcatar all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" an Fzw. The only requirements are: The an to be given away to good homes without charge or yen are trying to find the owner of a pet that has stnggg into your poamftrin TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO BE GIVEN AWAY AKC REGISTERED black, female, Cocker. To good home, older people with no children. Call 338-4520. 6-20-69 PUBLIC PULSE (The Plaindealer invites the public to use this column as an expression of their views on subjects of general interest in our community. Our only request is that writers limit themselves to 300 words Or less signature, full address and phone number. We ask. too, that onein-\ dividual ,not write on the same subject more than once each month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we consider libelous or in objectionable taste.) REPEAT ELECTIONS "Dear Editor: "A question I would like to ask through the Public PUISQ and if I am wrong I would like to be corrected. We are reading and hearing so much about improvements that are needed and bond issues that are rejected because the taxes have reached a breaking point and yet a few weeks late) through some excuse, the election is held agaii^ "It seems to me that some years ago there was a state law that when a bond issue did not pass it could not be repeated for at least another year. These elections are expensive - workers to be paid, printing of ballots and all that goes with it and if the l&w is as I know it, then WHY? . " Voters and taxpayers take a look into the situation which is going steadily worse. Why are there continued gimmicks created that we can get along without until the money is there? I repeat, we don't have to go backwards. We never have. Take inventory of the type of politicians we elect and find out if he is out for what he or she can get or for his country that fought for the freedom we all enjoy today. "It has come to pass that anyone who thinks he wants certain things can get enough like himself to form groups who invade and demand. This is why America became what it is up 'til now. .We did not . Mobs were created by people who had no education. Democracy is not perfect but it can't be beat. Let us all find out who is trying and doing what it takes to destroy it. "Mrs. Nettie Sarley*' Here And There In Business wmmmm SMALL, broken. black, female Very loveable. Spaniel, 10 months Call 653-3490. old. House- 6-20-69 * Political 5 BLACK and Call 459-9585. white kittens, 6 weeks old, pan trained. 6-20-69 NL Corner GERMAN jgood with Shepherd children. and Collie dog, 2 years Call 653-4879. old. Very 6-20-69 4, part Angora kittens, 1 white, 3 grey with white. Pan trained. Call 385-3891. 6-20-69 4s- $ •_ .J® CANDIDATE'S VISITS R. Bruce Waddell of Dundee, a candidate for Representative in the General.Assembly in the 33rd district has been a frequent JOAN HILL In the lovely setting of Jacques French restaurant on North Michigan avenue in Chicago, the newly elected officers of WIRE ( Women In Real Estate) were installed in an impressivie ceremony on Tuesday evening, June 17. Mrs. Joan Hill, real estate broker and member of the board of directors of Northern Illinois Realty Service, Inc., was installed as second vice-president of the organization. Other officers installed with Mrs. Hill were: Rosemary Dec of William Dec, Realtor, as president; Flavia Marcucci, Network Corp., Golz division, as first vice-president; Marie Valleau, Northern Trust Co., as recording secretary; lone Moran, Talman Federal Savings, corresponding secretary; and Greta Mac- Lean, Northway Realty, treasurer. SCHWEGEL ON SCHOLARSHIP LIST ATBELOIT Paul A. Schwegel, son ofMr. and Mrs. Paul A. Schwegel, 4301 W. Clearview, McHenry, was named to the Dean's scholarship list of Beloit college for the 1968-69 winter term. Schwegel is among sixty four undergraduate students from Illinois who are placed on the honor role. To be eligible for the Detui's list a student must be carrying a full course load and maintain at least a 3.0 average. Schwegel will graduate in the class of 1972. visitor: to McHenry in recent weeks. One c»f these visits took him to the Pioneer Center for the Exceptional in McCullom Lake, where he visited with students. He also attended Milk Day in Harvard. Women in Real Estate is an organization of professional women in real estate and was organized in 1961 by a group of Chicago area women in real estate for the purpose of increasing the professionalism in real estate by sharing ideas, knowledge and experience with other women in real estate; to promote professional and improvement, to further recognition of women in real estate as honorable, dignified and competent professionals. Mrs. Hill is also the first and only woman G.R.I. (Graduate Realtors Institute) in McHenry county, is a member of her local, state and rational real estate boards and is a member of the Board of trustees of the McHenry County college, serving this year as secretary of the board. AT TRADE SHOW Grace Henschel of Pine Tree Pet Shop, 2102 Rte. 120, McHenry, attended the third annual Independent Pet Industry Trade show in Chicago. This is the largest yearly trade show where merchants gather to see what is new in the Pet and Pet Supply industry. Merchants from all sections of the country place their orders with manufacturers, importers, breeders, and wholesalers for merchandise that will be offered to their customers through the retail stores. DIPLOMAS TO APPRENTICE CARPENTERS Eighteen Fox Valley fourth year apprentice carpenters received their diplomas at an annual awards dinner held recently at the Ambassador club in Aurora. * The apprenticeship training program is jointly administered by members of the Fox Valley General Contractors association of Geneva j the. Fox River Valley District Council of Carpenters, and the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, U.S. Department of Labor. This training program is a partial answer to providing the necessary skilled manpower for this growing area. The graduates who received their diplomas were Ron Albert, Kenneth Gustafson, Ronald Thornton, Daymond Was chow and Howard Westerman of Elgin; William Arneson, South Elgin; Frank G. Brizzolara, St. Charles; Philip Carlisle and Charles Rendall, Woodstock; Gary Curry, Dundee; Gary Dreps, Streamwood; Ralph Gehrke, Round Lake;Ro-> bert Luker, Carpentersville; Thomas Molitor, Elburn; Le- Roy Retzlaff, Crystal Lake; James Siers, Hampshire; John Stoner, Aurora; and James Stout of Burlington. TRUTH IN LENDING The McHenry State Bank is sponsoring a program covering the new regulation "Z", commonly known as " Truthhi- Lending" on Monday, June 23- at 7 p,m, at the McHenry VFW clubhouse. Anyone Interested in this new regulation, which becomes law July 1, is welcome to attend. EDDIE the EDUCATOR says... Thousands of Illinois high school students will soon "commence" a new life. They need adult help, guidance, and understanding to get a good start. ILLINOIS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO PERFORM New Car Warranty Maintenance Service ERNIE SCHOOLEY'S STANDARD SERVICE STATION (standard; 3522 W. ELM STREET McHENRY 385-9832 7.75x14 7.75x15 DELTA Premium Tire $21.00 3.25 x 14 845x15 $23.00 8.55x14 $25.00 All sliec of Tractor, mck and Passenger Tires and Batteries. McHenry Tire Mart 3921 We Main, McHenry 385-0294 INSECTICIDE MONITOR The state Sanitary^ Water board presented Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie'a proposed insecticide monitoring program for Lake Michigan and its tributaries in Illinois. "The proposed program is the most comprehensive program for detection of pesticides in our waters ever attempted in Illinois," said Clarence W. Klassen. technical secretary, when outlining the program to the board. The initialpesticide monitoring program will begin July 1 and will continue for (Hie year. The program calls for use of mussels within Pettibone creek and the Waukegan river, two of several areas of the lake subjected to inshore currents= Klassen said research has demonstrated that fresh-water^ mussels (clams) may be an effective sentinel system to detect large discharges of pesticides. Mussels are practically immobile organisms which pump large volumes of stream water through their bodies each day and feed upon particles filtered from the water. HIGHWAY'HINT Super highways are no more the place for poky sightseeing than they are for testing out the top speed of an automobile, reports the Institute for Safer Living. Move at or nearly at the speed of the traffic,as long as you do not have to exceed the posted legal speed limit. Where a little goes a whole lot further TOYOTA CORONA 4-door sports sedan & 2-door hardtop Sedan prices start at $2,016 Both Coronas give you: Reclining bucket seats • 90 hp • 0-to-60 in 16 sec. pick-up • 90 mph top speed*Exceptional gas mileage • 4-on-the-fIoor • Fully automatic transmission (optional) • Dozens of Luxury and safety features Test drive the Toyota Corona, today...at Europa Motors 3318 W. Pearl 385-0700 OTMVKMTAIAuto1m oMMo. .M 1 anufacturer * HEADLIGHT TO TAIL-LIGHT * * * * * * * 1968 ROVER 2000 T.C. Sports Sedan From Land Rover of England. Mint condition, sold new at $4,500 Now Only $2995 1965 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille * Like new $2195 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury IH $1295 1965 MABLIN - Sharp $1595 It's called the SAAB V-4 Sonett it does 100 plus with no sweat. We design cars the way we design jet planes. For maximum performance, comfort and safety. Asfc ttMul our newSAAB icasmf program / Unui^MovtflNs pUn Frw d*4rv*ry from Sweden to P.O.E. Cut Coast OF SWEDEN Here's what happens when a jet aircraft manufacturer comes up with a sports car. EUROPA MOTORS 3318 W. Pearl McHenry * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * t 1965 PONTIAC Bonneville, 2 dr., H.T^ Vinyl Top. Sharp $1449 1966 CLASSIC 770 $1195 1965 RAMBLER Classic $795 1964 CHEVELLE Malabu Extra clean $$95 1963 FORD $595 1966 SAAB Wagon $995 1964 VOLKSWAGEN $695 1949 JEEP 4 Wheel Drive with plow and hydraulic lift........ $695 JUNE TRUCK SALE 1966 WHITE completely overhauled Cummins diesel eng. tandem rearend $8950 1966 FORP y4 ton 4 speed $1595 1965 CHEVTw tonTciean $1195 1956 DODGE w/cattle rack $495 McHENRY G.M.C.- & RAMBLER PHONE 815-385-2620 RT. 120 McHENRY, ILLIN NOW, IN TIME FOR YOUR SUMMER DRIVING . . TOP DEALSI TOPVALUESI TOP QUALITY BUYSI ** <25?cw.3*10°* Y*wJ. «3ttM0 ^ wK* conditioning. equipment* i © Slue VBi Red VS. 13485.00 Gold V8» j NOVA SB m 4 *p. Coupe Low mileage IMBVMUJT IMPA1-A Sport Sedan, Azure Turquoise V& Full power. Wu 92196.00 NOWfLNAM IMS CHEVROLET 1HPALA Sport Coupe, Fathom Blue V8, Full power. Waa 0*95.00 NOWflMMt Chevrolet Inc. Ph. 385-2155 908 N. Front' St. McHenry, Illinois h /