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PAGE 16 -P % -< X FRIDAY. JULY lY.1980 FOR RENT VFW CLUBHOUSE AND HALL for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385- 9860 from 9am to 12 week­ days or after 6pm. 7-2tfc 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENTS in McHenry, 1 year lease, no pets, security deposit required, $300 per month. For information and rental applications 385-2352 or 385-4646. 7-2tfc ROOM FOR RENT, for single man. 815-385-9858 or 385-9262 7-2tfc V/t CAR GARAGE SEC­ TION $50 per month, auto storage only. 815-385-3192. 7- 2tfc OFFICE IN McHenry, good location, air con­ ditioned. All utilities fur­ nished $95 Call 815-385-3490 7-21fc FOR LEASE OR RENT, modern 2 bedroom residence, central air, living room with cozy fireplace, dining room off kitchen, storage attic, cement driveway, nice back yard for outdoor activities. Close to lake for boating, fishing, etc. $375 plus utilities, security deposit. Call Letizia Financial Corp J.C. Letizia, 815-728-0404 . 7-9-7-1 lc FOR LEASE OR RENT, modern 1 bedroom apart­ ment, $275 plus utilities, security deposit. Call Letizia Financial Corp. J.C Letizia, 815-728-0404 7-9-7-1 lc RESPONSIBLE ADULT, large room for rent, kitchen privileges, weekly or monthly. Call before 9am and after 5pm, 815-385-0028 7-9-7-18c MAN WANTED TO SHARE comfortable home in McHenry. Air conditioned, fireplace, etc. Everything furnished Available now $60 weekly or $220 monthly. 815- 385-2233 anytime 7-9-7-1 lc 5 BEDROOMS, 3 baths, 2,650 sq. ft. McHenry home on wooded acre, large family room, 2'/2 car garage, 2 fireplaces, screened porch Rights to adjacent stable and pool area. $650, references required. 815-385- 3164 ' 7-9-7-llc PRESTIGE HOME ON Pistakee Lake, 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 half baths, all appliances including microwave and compactor. Accessible to trains in McHenry, Fox Lake and Round Lake. 2 miles to US 12. $600 per month plus security deposit, references required. Phone 815-344-1300 for appointment. 7-9-7-18c AVAILABLE AUGUST 1st. 3 bedroom ranch, air con­ ditioned. 2 car garage, 14 baths, no pets. References, security deposit. 815-653- 9669 . 7-21 fc FOR LEASE OR RENT, modern office adjoining 1 bedroom apartment $475 plus utilities, security deposit. Will rent or lease separately if desired. Apartment $275, office $200 plus utilities, security deposit. Call Letizia Financial Corp. J.C. Letizia. 815-728-0404 7-9-7-1 lc WAREHOUSE OR FAC­ TORY SPACE from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 815-385-1079. 7-2tfc ON THE WATER.Pistakee Highlands, McHenry. 2 bedrooms, family room, living room, new carpet, air conditioning, garage. Im­ mediate occupancy $375 month. Days 312-541-0100, ext. 2325. Evenings & weekends 312-526-6926. 7-11- 7-16 LARGE 4 BEDROOM HOUSE, two family rooms, 2 car garage $525 month. Call Laurie 312-497-3960. 7-11 3 BEDROOM RANCH on quiet wooded lot, full basement, double garage, Johnsburg schools. References and deposit required. $450 month. 815- 385-1735 after 3pm aU day eekends. 7-ll-7-18c SMALL TWO BEDROOM house in Wonder Lake, one month security deposit required. Call after 6pm. 312- 593-8669 7-11-7-16 IN RINGWOOD, spacious 2 bedroom apartment, fully c a r p e t e d , s t o v e , refrigerator, available July 15, $265 plus utilities. References. Call 414 297-5897 after 5pm. * 7-11 IN HEBRON, 3 bedroom house with finished basement, good credit rating required. $325 per month. Call evenings 312-289-1315 or 312-620-5875 7-11-7 18c TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, completely remodeled, 112 car attached garage, $275 per month. Available July 15, security deposit and references required. No pets. Call Phil Pawl at 815- 385-2340 between 9am & 6pm. 7-9-7-1lc 2 BEDROOM HOUSE for rent. Large wooded lot, $250 per month, security deposit and references 815-385-2570. 7-9-7-18c HIGHLAND SHORES %50 plus security deposit. 2-3 bedrooms, basement, garag^v many extras. No pets. Calh$l5-728-0626 or 815- 385-5922 Agent. 7-11 ONE BEDROOM APART­ MENT stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, air conditioned, $260 month. Security deposit and references required. 815- 385-5194 7-11 WEEKLY RATES, clean sleeping rooms jyid fur­ nished apartments for mature adults/815-385-8905 after 6pm 7-2tfc 2 BEDROOM HOUSE in Wonder Lake. No pets $275, month. 312-438-6106 7-9-7-lic GAftACt SALE 5 FAMILY GARAGE SALE, Friday & Saturday, 9am to 4pm. Toys, TV rotor, tires, pinball machine, odds and ends. 1013 N. River Road. 7- 9-7-1lc GARAGE SALE 4722 Rich­ mond Rd., Ringwood, 8am to 4pm, July 10-11. Clothes, double oven stove, bar, lawnmowers, misc. 7-9-7-llc GARAGE SALE Saturday- Sunday, July 12-13. 9 to 5, 1017 Oakleaf, Pistakee Terrace. Johnsburg Wilmot Rd to Sunnyside, Follow signs. Air conditioner, medicine cabinet, faucets, tools, clothes, much more. 7- 9-7-1lc YARD SALE, Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 9am to 5pm. 4003 Maple Ave., McHenry. Bikes, lawn- mowers, clothes all sizes, household items, bed frame. 7-9-7-llc GARAGE SALE, baby furniture and clothes, summer and fall clothing for boys & girls, toys, half wave length CB antenna, sump pump, room size carpeting, 2 year old dishwasher and more. July 9, 10,41. 9-5. 4310 South Street, McHenry, IL. 7-9-7-llc GARAGE SALE, Books, toys, exercise equipment, clothes, tricycle, baby items, misc. Thursday & Friday 9am to 5pm. 4310 West Shore, Lakeland Park. 7-9-7-llc GARAGE SALE, Misc. items. 1918 Lakewood, Lakeland Park, Thursday- Friday-Saturday, 9am to 5pm. 7-9-7-llc GARAGE SALE: Old-new- used. Iron beds, tools, clothing all sizes. Odds and ends. 5812 Wonder Woods Drive, Wonder Woods Sub. Wonder Lake. Friday- Saturday-Sunday, 9-6. 7-9-7- llc GARAGE oSALE: 321 W. Dowell Hfd, Mchenry. July 10-11-12, 9-5. Clothes galore, glassware, knick-knacks, some antiques. Much misc. 7-9-7-llc GARAGE SALE: Take a ride to the.country, come one and all. Check it out, a lot of things for sale. We'll be looking for you, July 10, 11, 12, 9-5. 1205 W. Sunset Drive, Holiday Hills. 7-9-7-llc MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE SALE, 6 ft. sliding glass patio door with screen frame, 4 white bar stools and much much more. Everything must go Sunday. 1405 Palomino Drive mile east, qf McHenry Outdoor. Follow signs, Val-Mar Estates, 12th and 13th, 9-5 only. 7-11 JULY 11TH AND 12TH. Clean clothing-sizes children to adults, many baby items, tools, snow plow and housewares, 1712 Rogers, Lakeland Park, McHenry. 7- 11 GARAGE SALE-Much miscellaneous. On RoutejJl, '2 block north of Ringwood Rd. July 11-12-13 7-11 L38 V TRIBAY JULY 18 YARD SALE St Paul's Epsicopal Church 3706 W.St. Paul's Ave. Baked goods available v 10:00 a.m.-4:00p.ni7 9 PARAGE, SALE MOVINGSALEL July 11th, 9 to 5pm. Cash only. Sofa, chairs, kitchen fSrble „and chairs, end tables, clothes, ball hitch, wiring, washer and dryer, refrigerator, gas stove, misc. 317 Kent Road, McHenry. 7-11 SAT. JULY 12th. Misc items. 2401 N. Club Road, behind Chapel Hill Golf Club 7-11 4 FAMILY YARD SALE.^ne day only. Saturday July 12th, 3712 Hamlin Road, Claremont Hills Subdivision. 7-11 JULY 11 & 12, 9-5. Gas stoye, furniture and miscellaneous. 7402 Parkwood Drive, Wonder Lake, IL 7-11 GARAGE SALE, 1012 N. Hanley, Whispering Oaks 9am to 5 pm, Friday & Saturday. Corner table, glassware, chairs, 6 ft. ladder, tools and misc. 7-11 J7* MOVING SALE, 614 N. John Street, McHenry, July 11th, 12th, 13th, 9-5pm. Furniture, rugs, dishes, much misc. 7- 9-7-1 lc FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, July 11th and 12th, 9am-5pm. 1715 Hollow, McHenry, (Kent Acres) Boys clothing sizes 2-5, infant items, toys, new 12 HP Jacobsen riding mower. 7-9-7-llc PET COLUMN WANTED PUPPIES, 6-8 weeks old, good homes guaranteed. Also we buy Poodle, Cocker or Sch- mauzer mixed pups. 815-385- 7897 7>etfc LOST: Male Doberman mix, ears, tail not clipped, lost McCullom, Wonder Lake area. After 6, 815-344-4597 7- 11 FOUND: BLOND SHAGGY medium sized female dog. Brown leather & flea collar. Found Moraine Park. 815- 385-5321 7-11 PETS FOR SALE GOLDEN RETRIEVER super puppies, AKC and OFA, $185. 815-728-1051 7-11- 718c BRITTAN)^SPANIEL PUP, AKC registered, excellent blood lines. 815-385-7071. 7-llc HOUSES HORsil^GENTLED BROKEN-Training and boarding for 1 month $3: Horses boarded $125 st ding stall, $150 box stall. Bull Valley. 815-385-8351 7-9-8-lc ?1 HOSPITAL NOTES MCHENRY Admissions: Margaret Young, Minnie Rehberg, Russell E. Sexton, Eleanor J. Gibbs, Joseph A. Salata, Jr., Kenneth Bryant, Dennis Latimer and John Mose, all of McHenry. WOODSTOCK - Admissions: Mrs. Louise Draper, Mrs. Melanie Korzuchowski and Denise Dixon, all of McHenry; Stanley Tobias of Wonder L^ke. HARVARD Admission: Charles J. Mormino of McHenry. i HUMAN RIGHTS Gov. J^mes R. Thompson appointed Joyce E. Tucker, Chicago, as director of the state's new cabinet-level Department of Human Rights. Tucker, 31, has been acting director of the Illinois Department of Equal Op­ portunity since October 1979. The department is being merged July 1 with the Fair Employment Practices commission and the Illinois Commission on Human Relations to form the new department. The director's salary is $44,000 a year. Senate confirmation is required. COOLING OFF-Monday night was hot, muggy and uncomfortable for most McHenry residents, but even more so for Co. I firefighters of the McHenry Fire department Who were called to fight a house fire at 4312 Lakewood, McHenry. Authorities said the fire started in the kitchen due to a malfunction of the gas stove. Damage was estimated at between $6,000 and $7,000 and was mostly caused by heat and smoke. The James Dowell family resides in the home. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD College Honors p. Several From Area On Dean's Honor Listing Approximately 2,900 students (16 percent of total undergraduata enrollment) were posted to the Spring semester academic Deans' list at Southern Illinois university-Carbondale. Deans' list citations go to students who compile grade- point averages meeting high performance standards set by SIUC's various schools and colleges. The standards fange from 3.25 to 3.75 on a scale of 4.0 (perfect). A total of 952 students on the Spring list made "straight A's". Dr. Paul Nitz Med Graduate Dr. Paul Nitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Nitz of Geneseo, graduated recently from the Indiana University School of Medicine. The family formerly made their home in this area. Dr. Nitz has been a health professions scholarship participant and is entering the U.S. Army for post­ graduate training at William Beaumont Medical center. El Paso, Texas, where he will undertake a flexible internship leading to an orthopedic residency. The young man received his B.A. degree from Taylor univerity, Upland, Ind., in 1974, and his M.A. degree from Ball State university, Muncie, Ind., in 1976. He is a 1970 graduate of J.D. Dar- nall high school. Dr. Nitz is married to the former Jane Long of South Bend, Ind. The Nitz family lived in McHenry and Wonder Lake for nine years and their eldest son, Paul, attended McHenry high school for three years. Included were Joan Durrett of 315 Country Club drive, Carol Ann Hornsby of 3712 W. Grand, Carolyn McWhinnie of 1208 W. River Terrace, Donald G. Sundby -and Michael Szumlas of 3314 Cove court, all McHenry; Karen Dusthimer of 7401 Parkwood, Cindy Susan Gay dt 6517 W. Lake Shore drive, Robert F. Kruger of 3922 W. Lake Shore drive and Steve E. Williams of 4203 E. Lake Shore, all Wonder Lake? Ms. Gay had a straight A average. HONORED AT MILLIKEN Millikin university has named 246 students to the Dean's list during the Spring semester of the 1979-80 academic year. Among them were Kristine Salman, freshman, art management, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Salman, 6907 Mason Hill road, McHenry; and Martin VanKanegan, senior, industrial management, son of Mrr apd Mrs. Jack V&rmanegan, 7104 Mohawk, Wonder Lake. Brian Nuss On Dean's List Brian Nuss, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nuss, of 1516 Ramble road, McHenry, has been named to the Dean's List at Eureka college. Eureka, 111. The Dean's List is an­ nounced twice a year and includes those full-time students who have main­ tained a minimum 3.5 grade point average. Grading at Eureka college is based on a 4.0 scale. ON DEAN'S LIST Wendy Ann Wohnrade, 4724 W. Lake Shore, Wonder Lake, is among about 275 Drake university students named to the president's list for the Spring, 1980 semester. To be named to the president's list, students must have earned a 4.0 grade-point average (all A's) while taking at least 12 hours of coursework during the semester. ON DEAN'S ROLL Arthur Eugene Werry, a resident of McHenry, has been listed on the 1980 Dean's honor roll of South­ west Baptist college, Bolivar, Mo. In order to achieve this honor, a student must maintain a grade point average of 3.0 - 3.7. BUDDY'S WORKSHOP Patching Blacktop There are several scratch markson my windshield due to scraping ice & snow during the winter months. Can the scratch marks be removed? Scratches on glass are very difficult ami sometimes impossible to remove. If the streaks are not bad and wen- caused by using an aluminum or plastic scraper, it is possible that they can be removed. 1 suggest that you try a windshield polish sold at most marine supply stores. However, it vou use harsh abrasives you take the risk of having a distorted vision when looking through the glass. Present Impact Of 420 A public program on FAP 420, the Delta Kames, and the Volo Bog will be held Wednesday, July 16, ^at 7:30 p.m. in the McHenry high school West campus auditorium. Sponsored by the McHenry County Defenders, the program will feature short talks by three speakers: Ron Marks, a local geologist and Teacher of Earth Science and Environmental Science at Crystal Lake Central high school; Dr. William J. Beecher, director of the Chicago Academy of Sciences; and Judith Stock- dale, executive director of the Open Lands project. Moderator of the program will be Bill Howenstine of McHenry, Professor of Geography and En­ vironmental Studies at Northeastern Illinois un- /iersity and member of the ^Defenders Executive committee. The speakers will describe \tlie unique features of the natural areas found at the Volo Bog and Delta Kames locations and the threat which FAP 420, the proposed freeway, ,poses to them. AlternaLbie transportation improvements which would be more environmentally acceptable than FAP 420 will also be discussed. The public is cordially invited to attend. View Indian Artifacts Of County At Museum Program Sunday, July 13, at 2:30 p.m. the McHenry County Historical museum in Union will present a program on prehistoric Indian artifacts On display will be the collection of Myron "Mike Pihl of Harvard, whic consists of points and other tool assemblages of the late Archaic to early Woodland Indian period. All of the artifacts included in this collection came from McHenry county. Pihl, a Harvard area farmer, began collecting some eight or nine years ago and has found artifacts on his property dating from the glacial period (before 8,000 B.C.) to the contact point with EuroAmericans of the last century. While the history of man in McHenry county dates to 12,000 B.C., by and large the ¥ greatest numbers of prehistoric man in this area existed during the Archaic period of from 8,000 to 500 B.C. These early people were roving hunters and gatherers who found the hardwood forests and marshes and lakes of McHenry well suited to their way of life. Archaeological studies of this region have uncovered at least eighteen Archaic sites that have provided an abundance of artifacts, most of which are points, flint knives, grinding tools and axe heads. Samples of these prehistoric artifacts and Mike Pihl's accounts of his discovery of them form the basis of this Sunday's program. Pihl will also be on hand to answer questions on the Archaic and Woodland periods. In past years, museum programs on Indian artifacts have been proved to be very popular and well attended. Museum visitors are en­ couraged to come early, vi^w the 20,000 items housed in mfTTnuseum, and enjoy the special presentation on our prehistoric ancestors. The museum will be open from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m; There is a small admission charge for non-members. •l~ The McHenry Plaindealer Newspaper Available At The Following Locations: •WHITE HEN PANTRY •MAYS DRUG •BELL LIQUORS •McHENRY WALGREEN •BOLGER'S DRUG STORE •BEN FRANKLIN / •OSCO DRUGS •JEWEL •HORNSBY'S • •HERMES ft CO •LIQUOR MART •VILLAGE MART •J ft R STORE ^gENRYHOSPITAL •J ft L GAS 1 •LAKEVIEW •SUNNYSIDE FOOD •JOHNSBURG FOOD MART •ADAMS GROCERY •IHTTLE STORE •FRED ft IRENf) TAP •McHENRY QUICK MART •SUNRISE GROCERY •STEINY TAP f •McCULLOM LAKE GROC. •HILLTOP GROCERY •FOOD MART •BITS ft PIECES •NORTHWEST TRAIN RENT RMSltfVAC the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaninq system First Hour of Rental $1.00 per hour . . . for every hour thereafter. Example 2 hours . total charge Si plus to* ) NO MINIMUM Special Rental ^ Rote Good Moridoy thru Thursday RiNSFNVAC crans thr prnti'wwn.ii'. r/n .(I i 'r.ii hiin ol Itw ( I SUN J . HIS li 00 MIN OVERNIGHT SPECIAII 8 00 P.M. 9:00 A.M. $10.00 HORHSBYS family c*mc» 4400 W. RTE. 120. McHENRY, I I I . I D A Y T O N A B E A C H , FLORIDA . . . Liz Saunders makes a lovely sight as she launches a radio-controlled glider on the beach at Day- tona Beach,t Florida. That hardly needs to be said, of course, it's so "plane" to see. Welcome to the owe r wo Craft Fair - Saturday & Sunday July 12 & 13 Over 50 craftsmen exhibiting their talents and hundreds pf values inside during our Summer Savings Spectacular! Long Stemmed Roses 59c each GPEEJ\ PLANT SPECIALS Aglaonema "Silver Queen" - 6" Pot Boston tern Basket 10" Hanging Basket Sprengeri - "Asparagus Fern" Hanging Basket - 10" Basket *11.99 (Ree.$12.00) (Rev $?() OO) (Ren. SI 5.00) Watch for our supplement in today's paper and come out this weekend Corner or Routes 14 and<176 Crystal Lake ^ ^ a