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REAL ESTATE 4 LOTS FOR SALE MARYVILLE HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION 1 block from town on a county road By owner . 815-385-272! 3 BEDROOM HOME South of McHenry City Li mite . Basement, garage, lot 100' x 200' $19,900 Blacher Realty 385-5440 OR 385-2026 for appointment 5-26 & 6-2 CITY OF McHENRY 3 BEDROOMS, bath and a half, attached gar., lge. kitchen, hardwood floors, some rooms carpeted. Wa­ ter rights, asking $22,500 Office Space For Rent Business property on Rte. 120, 6 room house, 3 bed­ rooms, 2 baths, gas sta­ tion adjacent, doing real good business. 175' front­ age. Asking $63,000. WE NEED LISTINGS McHenry Annex .<719 W. Rt. 120, McHenry ,111, 385-4619 6/2 REAL ESTATE 3 BEDROOM BRICK • V/2 baths, full basement with • rec. room, hot water gas I heat, att. 2 car garage, | with cement drive, 150'x • 142' with shade trees, pool • and water rights. Cad 385-0304 5/26 & 6/2 ft. by Ask- L -- mm 5/26 & 6/2 f Wilbert Hecht I Real Estate | Two B.R. frame ranjch, lge. | kit., one car att. gar.,ask- Iing $17,000. * * * * * I 100 ft. by 145 ft. corner | lot in McHenry, $3,500. * * * * * • Five rm. ranch, newly I painted, 2 B.R McHenry. | $15,900. * * * * * ! Crystal Lake, 85 •132 ft. corner lot. |ing $6,000. • I Phone j 385 0740 4307 West Route 120 I McHenry, Illinois i Wilbert Hecht Real Estate ft Your Dollars (rt't More Mileage Thru Want Ida REAL ESTATE JOE NISCHAN REAL ESTATE JOHNSBURG No cramped feeling in this home with all large rooms. On nicely landscaped lot and an extra lot for possible expansion or re-sale. Central air conditioning, fenced patio with swimming pool and 2 car garage with elec- trie eye opener. J35000 GRISWOLD LAKE 5 Bedroom, 2 story waterfront, completely remodeled plenty of storage space. 1% baths, central air condi­ tioning. Excellent swimming just a few feet from your front door. Easy access to Rte. 176. S49.500 Joe Nischan Real In Johnsburg 2301 W. Johnsburg Road P.O. McHenry, Illinois 385-0037 Estate 6 / 2 WHY RENT • SEE KENT WATERFRONT HOMES NEAR McHENRY ON MUCULL0M LAKE This very clean 3 br. home, steel siding makes for low up-keep, large 12x32 Family Room. Oven & Range, Refrigerator, washer, dryer, softener, 1 air conditioner, drapes and carpeting. Owner must sell, Reduced from $26,900 to a low $25,000. SEE TODAY! 2 SUMMER HOMES ON FOX RIVBt NEAR McHENRY On 2 lots, 104' on rive^v x 215. Beautifully wooded lots, sea wall is completes with pier, electric hoist and boat. Both homes are \ Summer homes partly furnished. Also garage and screen house with bar- beque pit. Owner leaving StatekAsking $34,500. will consider any reasonable offer. DOfH MISS THIS ONE. THE KENT CORPORATION h = Since 1923 3322 W. Elm St. McHenry, 111. McHenry*s Oldest Real Estate Office 385*3800 6-2-72 V- , SELli* TO PLACE YOUR AD PHONE 385-0170 COUNCIL ACTS UPON ZONING ^Continued from page 1) warning signal system for McHenry. Bids are to be taken later with the federal grant reimbursing the city for one half of the cost. The meeting recessed at 8:30 p.m. to allow for the called meeting of the Board of Local Improvements. Legal and engineering reports indicated that the petition and spreading of the roll on the Lakeland Park Special Assessment would be ready in three days for presentation to the court. Approval was given to taking a special census of McHenry's population at an overall estimated cost of $2,825. The official census in 1970 was 6,772. As there has been considerable growth since that time, plus the annexation of Country Club Estates, the Council reasoned that the increased allotment of State Motor Fuel Tax will more than justify the cost of the special census. The City Police department will have a "scrambler" system installed to prevent others from picking up police calls. Chief Espey reported that more efficient police work should result, giving as an example burglars being able, at present, to pick up calls on their radios. The system will be tried for three months on a rental basis, with privilege of applying rentals paid to the purchase price. Life guards at the beach will be provided with new suits and emblems to identify them. As the long meeting ad­ journed, Council members (although a bit tired) con­ cluded, with satisfaction, that many items of business had been disposed of in an orderly fashion. TRIBUTE TO 1972 CLASS (Continued from page 1) students pictured above, senior members of the National Honor society were introduced. They are Vivian Bayne, Jean Bessler, Tom Broman, Margaret Brown, Kevin Carroll, Ron Chappell, Belinda Clardy, John Diedrich, Mary Dicks, Steve Dolloff, Sue Farm, Laura Farwell, Karen Freund, Vicki Gildemeister, Randy Goettsche, Betsy Hamm, Janet Harper and Patrick Higgins. Also Mark Hoffman, Charles Howenstine, Ivor Janci, Kathy Lieser, Mary Meath, Priscilla Mclntyre, Martin Mondek, Matthew Mondek, Steve Murgatroyd, Corey Nellis, Donald Olson, Deanne Owen, James Phillips, Greg Schmitt, Laura Smith, Stacy Steinhorst, Mark Steinsdorfer and Scott Wiggerman. State Scholars, some of whom are not pictured above, include Mary Dicks, John Diedrich, Catherine Elliott, Laura Farwell, Betsy Hamm, Patrick Higgins, Mark Hoff­ man, Michael Holm, Priscilla Mclntyre, Mary Meath, Alan Meurer, Steven Murgatroyd, Corey Nellis, Marian Nicolai, Deanne Owen, Laura Smith, Linda Smith, Kimberly Street, Richard Swanson, Nancy Van Kanegan and Scott Wigger­ man. Other scholarship and academic awards were an­ nounced as follows: Ken Betts, Lakeland college; Kevin Carroll, Bradley university merit scholarship; Mary Dicks, State Legislative scholarship and ISU Wabash Magnetics scholarship award. Laura Stolen Auto Recovered In Nearby Field Monday afternoon, the sheriff's department received a report from an area resident who had observed a late model auto sitting in a field near Lake Defiance road, west of Lily Lake road. Investigation revealed that the auto, owned by Katherine Freund of 501 N. Kent road, McHenry v had been reported stolen earlier Monday morning. Examination of the auto indicated the door lock had been pulled to gain entry and the ignition wiring altered to make the vehicle operable. At the scene, rocks had been used to break the rear window, windshield and other parts of the auto. Child Saved From Drowning In Home Pool Four-year-old Joey Sylvester of 490 Casselwood lane, Buffalo Grove, was saved from drowning by the quick thinking of Mrs. Karen Wells of 3025 Alden road, Woodstock, who administered mouth to mouth resuscitation after the child was found lying at the bottom of a pool in about ten feet of water at the John Eggum residence, 3708 Alden road, Woodstock. The youngster and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sylvester, were visiting in the Eggum home Monday af­ ternoon when the boy ap­ parently fell into the swimming pool, unnoticed by others. The child was taken to Memorial hospital by th^ Woodstock Rescue squad, where he was reported in satisfactory con­ dition Tuesday morning. Hospital Notes McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital included Wilhelmina Blake, Hubert Liptrot, Robert Simmons, Paul Herrmann, Thomas Varese, Louis Sbertoli, Thomas Voase, Marie Perschke, Frances Kasperski, John Beckman, Helen Simonsen, Lois Dietz, Geraldine Ryan, Dolores White, McHenry; Eva Hirsch, Island Lake, Rose Murphy, Wonder Lake. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL' WOODSTOCK Admittances to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Mary Marzano, John Rice, Mary Zinser, Edna Flott, Herman Janssen, George Meyer, Wonder Lake; Fred Kunz, Harold Galvin, Victor Bassi, Mrs. Darcy Faucher, McHenry. Farwell, Loyola University Nursing scholarship; Randy Goettsche, Illinois Institute of Technology ; Mike Holm, North Central college and Sally Larkin, Alverno college; Also Priscilla Mclntyre, Monmouth college; James Phillips, Illinois Institute of Technology; Lois Raiford, Judson college incentive scholarship; Greg Schmitt and Mark Steinsdorfer, Bradley university merit scholarships; Nancy Van Kanegan, Illinois Wesleyan university and Scott Wiggerman, Aquinas college. Deaths DANIEL BUSS Services will be held Friday at 11 o'clock at the Mount Greenwood funeral home, 3032 W. 111th street, Chicago, for Daniel Buss, 83, of Wonder Lake, who died Tuesday, May 30, in St. Joseph's hospital, Joliet. In 1939 his family was singled out as the largest in Chicago. Mr. Buss was a construction worker and for many years had a small farm in the Mount Greenwood area until his retirement about fifteen years ago. The family moved to Palos Park and later to Wonder Lake. Surviving are twelve sons, Donald, Daniel, George, Robert, Roger, Ralph, Richard, William, Gene, James, Jack and John; four daughters, Mrs. Vera Reynolds, Mrs. Joanne Eckstrom, Mrs. Dorothy Stone and Mrs. June Hunter; sixty grandchildren and sixteen great-grandchildren. PAGE 13-PLAINDEALER^FRIDAY, JUNE 2.1972 ELECTRICITY STOPPAGE About seventy customers of Commonwealth Edison in the Riverside drive area/north of Rt. 120, were without electrical power between 10:15 p.m. Wednesday and 1 a.m. Thur­ sday. A company spokesman said most of the involvement was in the residential section, but a few industrial customers also were affected. He blamed the electricity stoppage to a deterioration of connections on the poles, which caused wires to burn. ROYALTY STEPS FORWARD - These attractive young ladies were pictured after four judges selected one of them as Little Miss Peanut and named the others to her court in Tuesday night's annual contest sponsored by the Kiwanis club. From left, Greta Larson, first runner-up, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Larsen of 2312 N. Riverside drive; Debra Jensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jensen of 913 N. Curran road, crowned Little Miss Peanut of 1972; Dawn Douglas, the 1971 title holder ; and Patricia Haag, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Haag of 2123 Fairview. PLA1NDEALER PHOTO The almond is not a nut -- i t 's a drupe Births McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rudolph are parents of a daughter, May 30. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nielsen of Wonder Lake an­ nounce the birth of a son May 26. Mr. and Mrs. Michael empleton of McHenry became rents of a daughter May 27. HARVARD HOSPITAL Mr and Mrs. James Kattner, Spring Grove, are parents of a son May 27. PTTTTTTO^ How Can I? By Anne Ashley Q. How can I remove the ugly-looking ring left on fabric by a cleaning fluid I was using on a stain? A. After letting the cleaning fluid dry thoroughly, hold the blemished area of the fabric over the steaming spout of a teakettle or steam iron until the stain disappears. Q. How can I keep flannels soft when washing them? A By adding a teaspoon of powdered borax to each quart of rinse water used. Q. How can I shrink woolens? A. Spread a wet sheet on an even surface. Open the woolen material completely and spread it over the wet shet. Now clip the selvage every few inches. Spread a second wet sheet over the woolen fabric, paUightly over the entire area, and let stand over night. Q! What can I do when the wax polish on my furniture begins to take on a streaky appearance? A. Probably it's time to remove that old wax which has become mixed with dirt and has collected on the surface. Mild soap and lukewarm water will usually do the job, but don't let the soap remain on the furniture any length of time. Be sure also to polish or rewax the furniture immediately after washing it. Q. How can I improvise a sleeve board for ironing? A Roll a terry cloth towel around your rolling pin. A sleeve will go over that little old rolling pin like a glove, the rolling pin turns as you go over each side of the sleeve, and a crease is prevented. Q. What is an easy way to mask the glass when I am painting window frames? A. Cut strips of newspaper two inches wide. Dip these strips into water so they are thoroughly wet, then apply them like masking tape to the window glass. . .no more paint to scrape off the panes. And you don't even have to remove the strips as they fall off the glass when they are dry. Q. What can I do about the green fungus that grows on the bottom and sides of my bird- bath? A. Pour out any excess water, then wet some paper towels and stick these to the sides and bottom of the bath. Pour some household bleach on the paper and let it stand for fifteen to twenty minutes. Then remove the paper and wash the bath. This treatment sometimes kills the fungus for as long as s ix weeks. Q. How can I insure the removal of lint when laun­ dering black garments? A. By making the final rinse one of vinegar and water in equal parts. Q. How can I replace a cracked or broken asphalt tile in my floor9 A. With a hammer, put a number of dents in the damaged tile. The tile will soon begin to curl up, either at the edges or where the crack is. Lift it out of position with a putty knife, carefully scrape up the old adhesive from the floor underneath, apply new mastic or cement, and then, after this becomes st icky to the touch , place down your new tile Q. How can I clean rusted or corroded metal surfaces quickly? A. An ordinary rubber eraser dipped into emery powder makes an effective scourer for cleaning off those rusted or corroded surfaces. In 17th century Boston, men were forbidden to kiss their wives in public on a Sunday. _ , * 0 I scftfE Using the McHenry Service Center P£T CENTER PETS THAT NEED A HOME OR ARt LOOKING FOR THEIR MASTER As a public service of the McHenry Plaindealer all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" are Free. •The only requirements are: aThe animals are to be given away to good homes without charge, or you are trying to find the owner of a pet 'that has strayed into your possession. TO BE GIVEN AWAY NEED HOMES for 4 cute 6 week old part toy Poodle and part Schauzer puppies. Call 653-4695. 5-24/6-2 2y2 YR. MALE Shepherd Beagle mix. Must give away, family moving. Has had shots. Friendly. Call after 6 p.m. 385-8706. anytime weekends. 5-24TF12 5 KITTENS, 5 weeks old, 3 male, 2 female. 653- 9093. 6/2 2-2 MONTH OLD KITTENS, litter trained, 385-6546. COCKER SPANIEL, Golden Retriever, female, l'j^ears old. Good dog. 385-6374. 6/2 Lt>ST SMALL WHITE POODLE answers to name Monamie, 385-2781. 6-J-72 GET ATTENTION ...PHONE 3S5-0170... l l R E L L J RADIAL TIRES FOR ALL CARS |Europa Motors Inc 3 3 1 8 W P e o r l 8 1 5 - 3 8 5 - 0 7 0 0 Farm Equipment George P. Freund,Inc. ( ase - \eu ! lol iand 4 IIIJ \\. ( rystal I a he Rd. Mcll l AIM Bus. 385-0420 Res. 385-0227 Insurance & Real Estate EARL R.WALSH & JACK WALSH l . i f e I i re Auto Homeowners Liabi l i ty P late Class Bonds Marine Workmen's Acc ident and Compensat ion Heal th Off ice 385-330! ) 3429 W. Kim Street McHenry , I l l ino i s 60050 • RADIATORS • Cooling System Special ists AIR CONDITIONING • Trai ler Hitches Fabricat ion • STEEL SALES • Welding & Ornamental I ron • Frozen Pipe Thawing izm 22. mxz \k lirr ADAMS RROS. V \t l i t l i l l ! t i c i !H' 1 - Jit, Thompson's Elm Street \ Service ( omplete I u lx 1 Wash l i re Repair same ^ood uas , same I r i endh management . . . since I 385-9749 3603 W. KIM - Mcl lKNRY MR ( ( ) \ l ) l 1 lO\ I \ ( , SAI .KS & SKR\K I U-HAUL Trailers & Trucks ( OMl' l . l I K A l l OMO' I \ I ! \ it;i ( k rki'A iimm. AIM \ ( . \ s U K! . i ) i \ ' ( , Guettler Service, Inc. S1h \ . I ront St rec t ED'S STANDARD SERVICE STANDARD)! 385- 9831 1MB IH UAS • UK Mi l I A I M i : I ! r \ i - I I ' \ II AS | l u e s , ".atterics, Accessor ies | I M I a i i n | \ men can < >i I l ' r< »dm : | PH. 385-0720 3K17 W. KI M STRKKT I • Garages • Enclosed porches • Gutters repaired • Roof repaired or replaced ANDERSON'S Resident ia l and Commerc ia l Ma intenanee-Sandy \ndc rson Ph. 385-1G73 17 vrs . Local W! USE AND RICOMMIND RK / PRODUCTS You (.'AN Tell The Difference. JAMES Styling Kor Men By Appointment 385-7771