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PAGE 20 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1976 GOOD/YEAR For more good years in your car PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SEPT. 24 McHenry Checkpoint Goodyear Tire Center FEATURING GENERAL ELECTRIC }I0ME APPLIANCES End Of Season Air Conditioner Clearance! YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU WAITED WHEN YOU SEE OUR EXCITING SAVINGS ON AIR CONDITIONERS! CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE! BANK CARDS ACCEPTED! GtNtRM- ElECWC 5500 BTU SLUMBER UNE tor Condttionej EfflElENtfl MODEL COST SMES 26% ON OPERW6 MODEL A6A SUGGESTED 906 VAX UST * 209°° '269.96 MS '249.96 Up To 25% Off SUGGESTED LIST PRICE/ Our regular low prices have been slashed even more to offer you super end-of-season savings. If you've been thinking about an air conditioner, now's a smart time to buy! G£NERAi ELttTRic CARRY potibl, COOL Air model ®oner UST '199.95 *15500 was '179.95 GENERAL ELECTRIC 10,000 BTU SUPERTHRUST Air Conditioner • HIGH EFFIEIENCY MODEL • COST 26% LESS TO OPERATE SUGGESTED LIST *499.95 *41900 WAS *469.95 GENERAL ELECTRIC 7600 BTU FASHIONAIRE Air Conditioner • HIGH EFFICIENCY MODEL • 26% LOWER OPERATING COST • MODEL AGCE 908 FA SUGGESTED LIST *359.95 *272°° WAS *339.95 GENERAL ELECTRIC 12,000 BTU SUPERTHRUST Air Conditioner • COOLS APPROXIMATELY 640 SQ. FT. SUGGEST LIST '449.95 • 379OO WAS '410.95 Save On A Color TV, Too! GENERAL ELECTRIC MODEL 5270 WD SUGGESTED LIST *269.95 •24995 10 INCH Porta Color Television Check Our Price Before You Buy Any Home Appliance! Whether you need a washer, dryer, range, television set, refrigerator, freezer or even a microwave oven, you'll find it pays to check the price at McHenry Check­ point. Our policy is to offer the finest in home appliances at everyday low prices. See for yourself this week! MCHENRY CHECKPOINT 4400 W. RTE. 120 PHONE 385-7300 Din Din time and these healthy puppies are going at it. There are four of them now. Originally there were five in the litter found in a box by the roadside, half-starved, and one didn't make It. They are mixed breed with strong evidence of some hound in the background. Three males and one female, 11 weeks old, they romp with neighborhood chUdren and are very happy puppies now. Call 312-439-2881 if you are interested in adopting one. (Photocom Photo) HELPING PAWS Bv Estelle Atwell Another candidate for the Ugly Americans club, with full- fledged credentials to qualify him - this man had adopted a dog from Helping Paws. Not long afterward, he sold his house and moved away leaving the unfortunate and lonesome dog behind to fend for himself by wandering in the neigh­ borhood. The fact that he could be hit by a car or starve to death just didn't concern his owner. Days later when the new owners of the house moved in, they found a poor hungry dog with mustard on its face who had been eating the former owner's garbage. What dog needs a turncoat owner like this fellow? The story has a happy ending, however. The new owners of the house became the new owners of the abandoned dog. This is just one of the potentially sad tales called to the attention of Helping Paws, an animal welfare organization. Helping Paws maintains an office, hours 10 to noon, and one to 3 p.m., Mon­ day through Friday. Phone 459- 2641. The McHenry County Animal Control center, 11608 Banford road, Woodstock, was formerly a commercial kennel for raising dogs. Space is limited particularly when it comes to cats and kittens as there are not enough accommodations for them. Until more can be done for the cats and kittens it would be helpful to have owners cooperate in their placement - advertising, word of mouth efforts, etc. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Spaniel mix female, IV2 years, spayed, black spots on white, housebroken, shots, needs fenced yard. Adults only. 312-526-7095. Terrier mix female, about 8 months, short brown, black and white coat, housebroken. 385- 5575. English Setter female, 1 year, white with black spots, housebroken, amiable. 459- 2641. Yellow Lab female, 10 to 11 months, beige wavy coat, puppy shots, will be spayed. 459-2641. Terrier mix male, 1 year, small, long brown and white coat, housebroken. 385-4082. Doberman-Collie male, 10 months, brown and black, creme on stomach, housebroken, friendly. 344-1382. Terrier-Cocker male, 1 to 2 years, small, black and white. 385-8283. Lab-Setter male, 9 months, black, housebroken, shots, intelligent, playful. 385-5024. Brittany Spaniel male, 2M> years, white with orange markings. 312-497-3263. Shepherd-Collie female, 16 months, spayed, black, white and brown coat, large, has shots. 648-2993. At the County Shelter, 11608 Banford road, Woodstock, phone 338-7040, hours: 9 to 5, Saturday 10 to noon: Shin-tsu male, black and white, young adult. Sheepdog male, white, 8 months. Collie mix puppies, 8 weeks old. Doberman mix male, adult, good watchdog. CATS FOR ADOPTION Four kittens, sexes unknown, 7 weeks, various colors. 455- 1186. Domestic cat, male, young adult, neutered, orange and white Tiger, very friendly. 459- 8724. Three Domestic kittens, male and female, 5 weeks old. 459- 2641. Angora male, 2 years, black, large. 385-6342. HOURS: DAILY 8 TO 6:00- FRI. 8 TO 8 - SAT. 8 TO 4 Financing lAvailable Mr Jl| Just look at this! 15% OFF ANY CASE GARDEN TRACTOR IN OUR INVENTORY! See us today for a performance demonstration or call us for free literature Our low prices are only one good reason to buy a Case Garden tractor. Built-like-the-big-ones performance and durability make them a red hot buy any time of the year. Teat drive a Case Lawn and Garden tractor todayl You'll agree when It cornea to performance Caae sets the pace. Geo. P. Freund, Inc. [5555 4102 W. Crystal Lake Rd., McHenry PHONE 385-0420 Domestic Shorthair male, neutered, housebroken, looks like "Morris". 312-639-2881. Silver gray Tiger female, 5 months, white paws. 312- 639-2881. Angora mix female, 1 year, Calico coloring, has shots. 385- 3198. Domestic mother cat, 2Vfe years, and one female kitten, 4 months. Both black and white 459-7854. Domestic cat, male, adult, white with little gray. 459-2641. Two Domestic shorthair kittens, males, 8 weeks, black. 728-05^7. Two Domestic kittens, 8 weeks, tan male, black and white female. 385-5504. LOST AND FOUND Lost: Toy Poodle, male, from yard in Island Lake. Black, 8 years. 312-526-2276. Lost: Terrier mix male on Parkwood road, Wonder Lake. Black and white, small and thin, tan collar. 653-9636. Lost: Collie-Lab male in Woodshores area of Wonder Lake. Black, white around neck, long coat, choke chain with Chicago tag. Name on tag is J. Sachs. 653-9907. Found: Beagle mix female near Volo Bog. Young (2 to 3 months), black, white and brown, white spot on neck and nose. 385-6629. Lost: Sealpoint Siamese male in Spring Grove. Neutered, declawed, white collar. 675-2730. Newman Club At MCC Opens Fall Season The first Fall meeting of Newman Club at McHenry County college will be Thur­ sday, Sept. 23, at 12:30 p.m. in Room 145 at MCC. At this meeting, Newman members will elect officers. The following Thursday a discussion will take place. The talks are open to MCC students and a discussion and question period will follow. The Newman members feel there are many pressing issues of the day and want to have some type of opportunity to express their views in the midst of a changing world. Discussions will occur each Thursday unless there is a meeting. A get-acquainted welcome party and other events are being planned at the Fox Valley campgrounds for October, plus the annual Halloween party. The Newman community welcomes all in its endeavor to develop and maintain Christian attitudes and values. It fosters an openness and maturity among its members to develop a spirit of community. En­ couraging the willingness to undertake responsibilities among its members, it provides outlets for the expression and development of their talents and abilities through its ac­ tivities which stress religious, social, educational and social action involvement. Newman members have a discussion period Thursdays from 12:30p.m. until 2 p.m. The topic of discussion is chosen by the students and then someone who is an authority speaks and discusses it. For information on Newman call Wm. Dostal, 601 S. Broadway, McHenry. C O U R T H O U S E S Q U A R E S SOfAB SCHOOLBOYS HAVE DIFFICULTY AAAKMSA UST OF 9 GREAT AMERICANS BECAUSE THETCAN' DECIDE ON THE BEST PITCHER. Set Farm Income Tax School For Consultants Keeping up with the latest interpretations of federal and state income tax rules and regulations poses quite a problem, even for tax prac­ titioners and consultants. But the problem won't be quite as big for northeastern Illinois tax practitioners who enroll in a two day tax school sponsored by the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension service. This year's school is scheduled for Nov. 16 and 17 at the Old Towne hall in Crystal Lake. The school is designed for those who prepare income tax returns for others, not for in­ dividuals who prepare their own returns. The school will deal generally with preparing farm tax returns -but in­ formation relating to all types of returns will be taught. Instructors will be from the Springfield and Chicago districts of the Internal Revenue Service, and from the Illinois Department of Revenue. The instructors have had special training for the school. Advance enrollment is required, and attendance will be limited. Details about enrollment are available from George Young, P.O. Box 431, Woodstock, II., 60098 There is an enrollment fee for each participant. WATER, WATER...Sprinkler irrigation systems give Ufesaving water to summer crops in Western Idaho. The system is fed largely by spring snowmdt stored in reser­ voirs and lakes. CRESCENT ÂHpiNg presents A Cook's Tour of the World LUNCH WITH SASHA Wednesdays and Fridays 11:30 to 2:30 PLAY STUMP THE CHEF~ Request Your Favorite Dish (In Advance) For Reservations Call: 815-385-8899 3309 N. CHAPEL HILL RD., McHENRY. ILL.