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•,-W \ l - h , ) • > a V Ij ' U ' ' • • « ' 1 * \ i \ < i f * * ' A'.' '• >\ ̂ V " t( t, .« • I "V V *• "• v< I 1 , M i V ' HEAD FARM BUREAU-Thig is the 1974 McHenry County Farm Bureau board of directors. From left, front are Ed Gourley, Hartland township;Alan Swanson, Door township; Jack Young,Spring Grove township; Don Cash, Chemung township; Jim Hallisy, Hebron township; Don Luerssen, Alden township; and Clarence Adams. Nunda township. In back are Elmer Hill, Coral township; Jim Book, Dunham township; Ed Meier, Jr., Algonquin township; Dick Arseneau, Richmond township; Keith Weingart, McHenry township; Henry Boi Seneca township; John Martin, Marengo township; Ralph Drafall, Grafton township; and Ron Hansen, Greenwood township. (Don Peasley Photography) HELPING I . PAWS | ' U p By: Linda Keyfauver On Nov. 23, we are going to hold our second annual Christmas bazaar at North school in Crystal Lake. From the way things look, the bazaar is going to be twice as big as last year. There will be many craft items, handmade articles, baked goods, and a huge white elephant table. We are still looking for ideas, so if you have any, please give me a call at 385-6912. Our office is open Monday - Friday, 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3p.m. Please call us at 459-2641, if you have lost or found an animal, or if you wish to adopt one. As a rule I do not list all the animals, I only list the ones from this area. So if you do not see the right one in this column, give us a call, maybe we can help you DOGS UP FOR ADOPTION At 455-1477 this week is a in­ mate Terrier mix, 9 months old, black and white, smooth fur, long tail, will be medium in size. An adult female Fox Terrier- Chihuahua, tri-color short fur. about 20 lbs. very sweet and small dog is at 312-639-3490. At 943-4229 is a female Chihuahua mix, 5 months old, black, brown, and white, good with children, not housebroken. At 568-8928 is a female Shepherd and Husky mix, 4 months old, beige and black, partly housebroken,^-good with children. At 455-1308 is a male Collie and Shepherd mix, 2 months old, black and tan, good with children. At 344-1298 is a male German Shepherd mix, 7 months old, black and tan with white tip on tail, DHL shot. A Basset and Wirehair Terrier mix, spayed female, V/2 years old, white with beige spots, housebroken, and good with children, all shots is at 459- 4830. At 385-0639 is a female English flat coated Retriever, 5 years old, golden color, housebroken, good with children, all shots. AT 385-6118, is a male Cockapoo and Terrier mix, 10 months old, black-with white chest and paws, coat is long and curly but clipped short, all shots, housebroken, and good with children. Police Tickets The following tickets were issued by the McHenry Police department: Brian Anderson, 8307 Howe, Ringwood, unnecessary noise. Daniel D. Mercado, 5305 O r c h a r d , M c H e n r y , transportation of open liquor in a moving vehicle. Steven G. Schmitt, 1414 N.E. Shore drive, McHenry, speeding 55 in a 35 mph zone. Sheryl Bauer, 3312 Fairway, McHenry, disobeyed traffic signal. Gail Madden, 7405 Chippewa, Wonder Lake, speeding 34 in a 20 mph zone. Arthur G. Johnson, 2719 Greenwood, Woodstock, speeding 36 in a 20 mph zone. Joanne Higgins, 4315 E. Lake Shore, Wonder Lake, speeding 54 in a 40 mph zone. Joanne Bye, 5104 Wonder Woods, Wonder Lake, speeding 45 in a 30 mph zone. Hagop Yezeguielian, 1615 N. Highview, McHenry, speeding 44 in a 30 mph zone. Mary Neuman, 1217 W. Route 120, McHenry, improper "U" turn. John T. Nitka, 509 Northern FOUND DOGS Found 8-19 in McHenry was a female Collie mix, 2 years old, tan with white, wearing collar, no tags, call 675-2254 after 5 p.m. Found 9-8 in Crystal Lake ^was a Chihuahua mix female, black with stomach patches of brown long fur, under one year, call 459-2103. Found 9-13 in Timberlake was a Lab. mix female 8 weeks old, black with star on chest and white paws, call 385-2588. CATS UP FOR ADOPTION At 459-3800 is a female black and white kitten, 5 months old, brown and black with white patches, housebroken, and good with children. At 459-8163 is a black and gray female tiger kitten, 3 months old. At 459-5681 is a black and white female kitten, 4 months old, medium length fur, had had DHL shot. Four adult house cats, all housebroken; one male is one year old black with white chest; one male is white with brown and black striped and is one year old; one male is 2 years old, solid orange tiger; one female is white with gray spots and green eyes and is 2 years old; 385-3681 after 5:30 p.m. At 385-1825 are two female kittens 8 weeks old, one is gray, one is gray and white. FOUND CATS Found 8-31 in Crystal Lake was a orange and white male kitten, about 3 months old. 459- 5242. Island Lake, improper lane usage and improper use of registration. Alice Cable, 5120 W. Parkview, McHenry, disobeyed traffic control signal. Peggy Jagielski, 934 Ridge, Island Lake, disobeyed traffic control signal. Irene Graef, 3913 W. Grand, McHenry, disobeyed a stop sign. Edward Kochanski, 4813 Drive-in, Crystal Lake, driving while license suspended or revoked and improper position at an intersection upon turning. Jacqueline Raycraft, 2712 Wood, McHenry, speeding 60 in a 40 mph zone. Anthony Marsala, 7711 Lucy, Wonder Lake, speetjing 47 in a 30 mph zone. Gloria LoVeechio, 5210 Shore Hill, McHenry, disobeyed stop sign. Trinidad Becerra, 214 S. S h e r i d a n , W a u k e g a n , disobeyed traffic control signal and no valid driver's license. Arthur Ullrich, 2812 Arcadia, Rockford, speeding 55 in a 35 mph zone. William Schultz, 10111 William street, Richmond, speeding 48 in a 35 mph zone. Gary Boehm, 3803 W. Kane, McHenry, disobeyed traffic signal devise. Joan M. Collins, 4518 Garden Quarter, McHenry, disobeyed stop sign. Harlan Ernst, 5216 Shore Hill, McHenry, disobeyed traffic signal. Angie Slove, 2802 Kashmiri, McHenry, disobeyed traffic control signal. KIWANIS WONDER LAKE KIWANIS A surprise inter club meeting was held Sept. 23 with the Kiwanis club of Barrington. President Elect Harry Langdon, Past President Jack Collins, Gene Peterson and Roger Jantz brought greeting from Barrington which is a new member of the division. It was chartered five years ago. It was announced that the Dundee club will host the Ladies Nite at Dino's Steak House in Dundee. Joint installation of 1974-75 officers was held Sept. 30 for the Fox River Grove, Cerny club, Dundee, Woodstock and Wonder Lake clubs S ( F U S N O W I O R ALUMINUM • STORM DOORS • WINDOWS • AWNINGS KEY LINE DISTRIBUTORS if,i i w . i: i. I 'ii M, in \i:\ •^5 We have a large selection of pottery and ceramic ^ hanging planters and cache pots ... ^ $3.9 5 and up. Vycifal's Hardware 1228 Green St. McHenry. County College Names Dr. Paul Medical Advisor Dr. John C. Paul of Woodstock has been appointed consulting physician to McHenry County College and medical advisor for the new Student Health Services, Dr. James R. Davis, McHenry County College president, announced this week. "The willingness of Dr. Paul to serve the College community in this capacity is highly pleasing," Dr Davis said. "He has broad experience in medical practice in institutions, and we expect our Student Health Services to make good progress with his advice and assistance." Dr. Paul, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, has practiced in McHenry County for more than twenty years. He is the Vice - Chief - of - Staff at Memorial' Hospital for McHenry County in Woodstock where he is engaged in the general practice of medicine. He will serve on the advisory committee to the Student 'Health Services of McHenry County College, along with James O'Heir, Director of the Trauma Center, McHenry Hospital, Mrs. Margaret Van Breda, R.N., B.S., College instructor in nursing; Mrs. Georgina Andelfinger, R.N., B.S., McHenry District No. 156 nurse; and two students to be chosen from the McHenry County College student body. The Student Health Service is a new College facility which began with the opening of the fall semester, 1974, under the direction of Louise L. Lundemo, coordinator. At its inception it has been faced with the austerity of sharply reduced College budgets which has allowed almost no funds for equipment, supplies or personnel. Mrs. Lundemo has moved forward with the organization of the health facility with the assistance of supplies, materials, and services offered by a number of sympathetic donors in McHenry County health fields. They include Harold Busehkopf of Woodstock, pharmacist, Bertram G. Hansen, Administrator of Memorial Hospital in Woodstock, Mrs. Mary Sontag, Administrator of the Woodstock Residence, Robert Gibson, pharmacist of Woodstock Student Health Services is occupying temporary quarters in the present College building rented from the Illinois Institute of Technology, but it is scheduled for permanent space in the new College building under construction on Route 14 at Lucas Road. It is anticipated that it will serve more than 3,000 full-time and part-time students, faculty and staff at the College during 1974-1975. A. G. Edwards & Sons, Inc. Weekly Market Review One-fifth of Ireland is composed of peat bogs. The market sustained a sharp rally since last Monday, Sept 16, and for one of the best reasons we can think of. From an intra-day low of 618, the Dow Industrials hit a high of 680 on Friday before pulling back in a normal profit taking correction. Stocks were primed for a rally -- prices had been declining sharply for five weeks and signs of panic had started to appear However, what sparked the rally was a substantial decline in short term interest rates. For example, 13 week^'treasury bills declined from 8 13 percent at last Monday's auction to 7 percent yesterday. This sharp decline in short term interest rates and in yields on intermediate term bonds is extremely important to the stock market as it reduces the attraction of two major competitors for i n v e s t a b l e d o l l a r s . Regrettably, interest rates have whipsawed the market a number of times this year and thus must be held suspect. The utilities, which are very sensitive to the money market and have often been a lead indicator for the industrials, were very strong the end of last week. And with the Federal Reserve Board apparently PAGE 5 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, lf»4 "Book Bench'|g,, Sale Oct 5 The annual used book sale sponsored by the Crystal Lake Branch of the American Association of University Women will be held Saturday, Oct. 5 at the Crystal Lake Shopping Plaza. The sale, which will be held in the "V" behind the postal station, will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. facing the credit reins, speculation that a Money Center Bank will cut its prime rate has been on the increase. In our opinion, the odds now favor a cut fairly soon. We continue to believe that long term investors should be partial buyers of quality stocks. Because of this opinion, we are being asked often if the recent market rally is the "real thing" -- "have we seen the bottom and has a major bull market commenced"? In our opinion, it is simply too early to know. More time must pass. More stocks must perform well and confidence in the eventual resolution of a number of very serious problems must increase We believe that investors should let the market tell its own story as to whether or not a bottom has been made and then we should react to the evidence provided by the market through the performance of individual stocks. So far a we see little evidence that a sustainable bottom has been made by the General Market although a number of individual stocks are giving evidence of having seen their lows. The ancients believed that small animals, rodents, insects, snakes, etc., were created spontaneously from mud, stagnant water, decaying substances, without any living parents Thus; snakes and eels came from horsehair dropped into water, worms from rotten cheese and meat; frogs from mud, mice and rats and flies from any filth. This belief was widespread up to about 300 years ago. COUNTRYSIDE FABRIC SHOW* 7129 BARNARD MILL RD. 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