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PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1975 Village of Sannyside Evelyn Sandell 385-2696 Scribe Urges Cooperation For Good Column Well, no one had any an­ niversaries tjiis week and no one called to tell me of any news, so this will have to be a very short column. I'm sure with a little cooperation I would be able to keep on writing the news in the village, but in my opinion I presume no one cares whether we get into the paper or not. We would like to wish Raul Vallejo a very happy birthday /The Furniture Refinishing « • L.# Furniture Stripping Finishing Furniture Repair Touch 815-454-0911 PICK-UP AND DELIVERY HAND CANING-RUSH WEAVING FREE ESTIMATES GUARANTEED-QUALITY WORK 5̂706 Valley View Rd., Crystal Lake, 111̂ on the fourth Robert Ken- nebeck had his birthday on the sixth, Dawn Shaw had her day on the eighth and David Davis, Jr.'s birthday is today. Many, many, more to all of you. Hold Rummage, Bake Sale At Fox Lake Church A rummage and bake sale will be held at Lutheran Church of All Saints on Friday, Oct. 17, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and on Saturday, Oct. 18from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Anyone having items for the rummage sale can bring them to the church Sunday, Oct. 12, from 1 to 5 p.m. and on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9 to 12 and on Wednesday and Thursday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. The youth will have a corner for the sale of used records and paperbacks. Bring in your used ones, and look around for one you would like to buy. Coffee and sweets will be available during the sales hours. All Saints is located on County Line Road, just south of Vacation Village (also known as State Line Road) in Fox Lake. Average Cow The average cow gives about 350 pounds of milk a week. That means a cow must eat 315 pounds of silage, 105 pounds of hay, 118 pounds of grain, 14 ounces of salt, 14 ounces of general food sub­ stance--and she must have 175 gallons of water--all in one week. HELPING PAWS This gentle spayed female lost a foot in a hunter's trap as a kitten. She looks like a Persian and is gray tiger-striped. Appropriately, her name is lloppy as she hops about on her three good legs quite well but slower than normal. She is a very companionable cat and appreciates affection. An oc­ casional sunbath keeps her happy. She is housebroken. Call Helping Paws or 381-3125 evenings. "Goodbye". "Have a good trip and a safe one". "Take care of yourselvesThe usual farewell remarks -- in this case addressed to a rather unusual trio, a man, a cat and a dog. The cat is all white with one blue eye and one green eye, a long wavy tail, and such clean White fur you wonder how he catches mice. Surely the mouse will see that big white animal across the room and flee before being caught. (But he is a good mouser). The dog is a cocoa color miniature poodle. The cat and dog are real pals. Often they play rough games sparring like a couple of fighters in the ring. But they'll touch noses to say they are glad to see each other. The dog has taken to eating things not usually associated with a dog's diet because he's inspired by the cat. The cat likes corn on the cob (cooked), and now the dog expects his ear of corn too. The third part of the trio is a fisherman. He is off to spend time at his Canadian cabin. The truck is loaded. There are several cases of leading brands of American pet food because neither of the pets fancy the Canadian brands. There's a big pan of kitty litter for the cat who is litter-trained; a bowl and plastic bottle filled with water for the pets; blankets folded on the back seat of the truck cabin so the pets can snatch a snooze. Added to the pet necessities are the usual f i s h i n g p a r a p h e r n a l i a , miscellany for the cabin, and a boat on a trailer. This isn't their first trip together, and for all the trouble it may seem, all three enjoy the vacation. Dennis James says: "THE PRICE IS JUST RIGHT! FREE GIFTS FOR SAVING 250 or more. Choose from a fine selection of ® products! The holiday season will be here before you*know it And your triends at Marengo Federal are now ottering an outstanding selection of GE gifts FREE or at a substantial saving. While yotf re enjoying your gift, your money is enjoying Marengo Federal's top interest rates. The highest interest a savings institution is al­ lowed to pay. And, your money is insured safe to $40,000 by a permanent agency of the federal government. So make this holiday season even more enjoy­ able by getting your GE gift for saving at Marengo Federal. PENNY IN THE BOTTLE! Back again by popular demand! A unique collector's item. SNO-CHASER Combination ice scraper and snowbrush. Great c-r winter! TOYS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS A treasure chest of toys that the kids will love! Deposits required lor QE premium* $250 $1,000 $5,000 Battery Security Door Alarm FREE FREE FREE Steel Tape Measure Inches/metric FREE FREE FREE GE Heating Pad $2 FREE FREE GE Mist Styling Dryer $8 $5 FREE GE Touch 'N Curl Curler $9 $7 $2 GE Digital Alarm Clock $9 $7 $2 GE Portable Mixer $10 $8 $3 GE Hot Lather Dispenser $10 $8 $3 GE 2-Slice Toaster $11 $9 $3 GE Auto-lmmersible Cofteemaker $14 $12 $7 1 GE Super Pro Pistol Dryer I $16 $14 $9 GE Buffet Electric Skillet $19 $17 $12 ! GE "Super Clean" Spray Iron $20 $18 $13 LIMIT: ONE GIFT PER FAMILY, PLEASE BE MARENGO FEDERAL SAVINGS and loan association 200 EAST GRANT HIGHWAY • MARENGO ILLINOIS 60152 • AREA CODE (815) TELEPHONE 568-7258 Another good vacation pet solution is to leave your pets in their usual home environment with someone to look after them -- a sitter for the Setter, you might say. Perhaps you'd like to adopt a dog and a cat since they can turn out to be great pals. Helping Paws has both for adoption. The Helping Paws office is open from 10 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 3 p.m., on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. The telephone number is 459-2641. DOGS FOR ADOPTION A good-looking Pointer Lab mix jnale, white with black spots and markings, is 1 year old. He's an outside dog and has a very nice disposition. 943- 4229. A female puppy, mixed breed, is about 7 weeks old. She is light brown with curly hair and is going to be a large dog. Paper-trained. Call 312-639- 2745. Young Schnauzer-Terrier mix male is about 5 to 6 months old. He is black with tan on paws, ears, and muzzle, housebroken, good with children, and has all shots. 312- 639-2982. A Bird Dog (Setter type) male is about 8 to 9 months old. He has a black head and back and white underside with black spots. He is going to be a large dog. Call 568-6769 about noon each day. Female Lab mix puppies are approximately 5 months. They are black and partially housebroken. 459-0111. A Sheltie mix male, 5 years, weighs about 25 pounds. He is reddish brown with white markings, is a good watchdog, obedience-trained. Should go to home with no small children. 385-4910 evenings. Here's one that looks like a blond wooly lamb, miniature size. She's a spayed Poodle mix, has all shots, and is housebroken. 10 months old. 385-8977. CATS FOR ADOPTION A tan Tiger male is 11 months old, litter trained, and has a nice disposition. Call 459-3800 or 459-7854. When a cat looks like "Morris" he may be a potential TV star. This copper color male is 6 months old, has distemper shot, and is cute and af­ fectionate. Call 312-639-2881. "\A toi^toiseshell female, about l\eap/has been spayed and is housebroken. She has long hair and is very sweet and friendly. 455-0413. Black and white, this young adult female cat is medium size. She is housebroken and likes children. 459-5564. A choice of kittens who want a home are waiting at 312-639- 4929. They are black and brown tiger striped, with fluffy coat&r- A female Calico Tiger, 6 months old, has been spayed. She's playful and could always be easily identified because she has seven toes on each front paw. 312-428-5988. A brown and black tiger stripe male kitten looks like a jungle cat. When you pick him up he hugs you affectionately. He6is housebroken and good with children. 312-639-2881. Gray and white, this is a typical domestic female cat with a nice disposition. She is about 6 months old. 312-381- 6676. Eight weeks old, two domestic kittens, sexes unknown, are housebroken and very gentle. 312-639-7735 evenings. Four black kittens, sexes unknown, 7 weeks old, are available at 385-4969. Also an adult cat, about 1 year old, black and white. It is friendly. This female domestic cat is afraid of dogs. She bas been spayed, is 3 years old, solid gray and very lovable. 455-1186. T w o P e r s i a n - S i a m e s e females are both black. They are lap cats, good with children and dogs. Housebroken and have all shots. 385-3985 after 6. LOST AND FOUND Found: A Chihuahua mix female, between 8 to 12 months, cocoa with white on chest. She has a rough coat, and was found at McHenry hospital. 344-0513. Lost: A domestic female cat, 5 months, medium size. She has short black and white fur. She was lost in Wooded Shores on Wonder Lake. 653-9907. Lost: A domestic shorthair neutered male cat, 6 years old. He is gray with lighter gray accents on face and tummy. He was lost from MidOak Rd., McHenry. 385-5231. MISCELLANEOUS FOR ADOPTION Two Guinea Pigs, males, over 1 year. One is solid honey color with short hair , the other is honey and white, long hair. They are darling pets. Call 459- 0511 after 5 p.m. Join 4-H...celebrate the nation's bicentennial. "4-H '76...Spirit of Tomorrow." Illinois' 126 thousand 4-H'ers are celebrating National 4-H Week, Oct. 5-11. Join today. V.A. NEWS Increases in GI home loan activities during the first two months of fiscal year 1976 were reported today by the Veterans Administration. Appraisal requests totaled 106,263 during July and August, 11 per cent higher than the number received during the same period in 1974. The 65,981 loan applications received during July and August were 8 per cent above last year's figures. Requests for restoration of GI loans in July and August totaled 11,183. Of that number, 8,749 were approved. The number of requests during the first eight months of this year totaled 38,129,. of which 29,632 were approved. The Veterans Housing Act of 1974 relaxed restrictions on reinstating loan eligibility, effective Jan. 1, 1975. Previously, loan benefits could be restored only for "com­ pelling reasons." This requirement was eliminated by the new law, permitting the VA to restore loan benefits whenever the property has been disposed of and the GI home loan paid in full. A total of 8.8 million GI home loans valued at $113 billion have been guaranteed since the program was established during World War II. Almost 4.6 million veterans have paid their loans in full, and thus could qualify for loan restoration if they dispose of the property which secured their loans. The VA guarantees up to a maximum of $17,500 of home loans made by private lenders to eligible military service personnel and veterans of World War II and later periods, it was explained. Veterans who used their benefits before Dec. 31, 1974, may have additional en­ titlement. Veterans' maximum home loan benefits were raised from $4,000 to $7,500 in 1950, to $12,500 in 1968, and to $17,500 in 1974. The amount of additional eligibility would be the dif­ ference between the present $17,500 maximum and the amount of entitlement used on prior home loans. Complete loan information may be obtained at any VA regional office or from representatives of local veterans organizations. 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