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e BOATS & MOTORS : ENJOY your flaring. Rent a 1968 motor. Day-week-month. THton Marine. 385-1076 7-3-68TF1-2 18 FOOT INBOARD motorboat. Excellent condition. Must sett now. Very reasonable. Call 385-3372. 7-10/7-12-68 TWO 15* BOATS; 2 Mercury . motors, one 40 h.p., one 70 h.D.. 98 is, $175. Call 815-653- 7-10/1-12-68 17 FT. LYMAN, professionally re-finished, white with mahogany deck. Convertible top,, mooring cover. 75 h.p. Johnson, electric start. Hit trailer, $1100. Gall before Monday, July 15, Pistakee Bay, 385- 1081. 7-10/7-12-68 14 FT. THOMPSON boat with deck. Excellent buy. Good condition. Good for fisherman or kids boat, $50. Call 385- 2858. 7-12/7-17-68 20 FT. PONTOON boat com plete with top and 35 h.p. Johnson motor. Good condition. Cw 385-5844. 7-12/7-17-68 12 FT. FIBERGLASS BOAT. Best offer. Call 385-6146. 7-12/7-17-68 16 FT. SAILBOAT, Inland, Cub, and custom trailer. Will sacrifice both for $275. Good (family boat. Call 653-7362. 7-12-68 1956 18 FT. Chris Craft cabin cruiser, inboard." 4 cylinder, 60 h.p. Best offer. Call 385- 3021. 7-12/7-17-68 2-KO 5 Chris Craft Marine engines with transmission, drive shafts and wheels. 105 h.p. 6 cycle. $350 each. Call 3*2-562-6544 or 815-385-2277. 7-12-68 12 FT. RACING runabout fully equipped. Excellent condition. Boat cover, throttle, steering wheel assembly, paddle, floor pad. $150. Call 815-385-2277. 7-12-68 FT. wooden lap-sided boat, 45 h.p. butboard motor. Trailer, skiing equipment, misc. included. Excellent condition. Must sell. ?700. Call 385-7423 t 7-12/7-17-68 K I 1 1 1 CHRYSLER Marine Products Outboard Motors Boats - Sailboats $ I I I I Mt@n K&ssane. 1208 N. Riverside Dr. McHeary PHONE 335-1076 :• PETS F@H BEAGLE DOG, 4 years old. A.K.C. registered!. Male, all shots. Excellent hunter. $50. <£all 312-359-0352 or 312-527- 2108 7-10/7-12-68 FEMALE Dachshund. 8 weeks old. A.K.C. registered, $70. Call 8&5-0377 after 5 P.M 7-10/7-12-68 **•; jA.K.C. registered miniature J?rench Poodle for stud service $h exchange for puppy from litter. Call 385-6206. £ 7-10/7-12-68 GOLDEN RETRIEVER pups, pood breeding, $25. Call BOOSTS. 7-3-68TF1-2 ^BEAUTIFUL, purebred Siajmese Seaipoint kittens, 7 wks. ibid, both sexes. Different, exiting pets, $10;" 3619 Ringwood Rd. next to Modine, •Ringwood. 7-12/7-17-68 ^Beautiful Dachshund, A.K.C. §mall red male, 1 year old. ^Loves children $50 or best coffer. Call 653-7362. 7-12-68 'SITUATION WANTED IWILL DO IRONING, sewing or baby sitting. Reasonable. -jCall 385-3541. 6-14/7-12-68 •ORGANIST. Will play at beddings, banquets, funerals. 3Sall 385-5514. 7-12/7-17-68 JSV1ATURE lady will care for toddler or infant week-ends «$r by the week for vacationing parents. Call 653-3141. % 7-12/7-17-68 'WILL DO baby sitting. Lakeland Park area. For working mothers. Call 385-2865. SALES Garage Rummage Backyard List your Garage, Rummage, Basement or Backard Sale in the McHENRY PLAINDEALER Want Ads and you will receive (FREE) 2 printed signs to identify your property as the SALES location. The ad must run in two issues of the McHemy Plaindealer to qualify. When planning a SALE of your own stop in at the Plaindealer office for a Free brochure of helpful hints that will enable you to gain more revenue from your sale. Some who have never conducted a Sale of this type will find this brochure helpful. Neighborhood RUMMAGE AND GARAGE SALE Thursday, July 11th thru Monday, July 15. Furniture, clothing, dishes, miscellaneous. 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. 750 Washington !St. 1 W@odaiockff 111. 7-10/7-12-68 RUMMAGE Sale bargains. East firehouse. For Wonder Lake Boys' baseball. August 2nd 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. August 3rd, 9 A.M. to noon. 7-10/7-12-68 GARAGE SALE. 2 T.V. sets, lamps, hair pieces, household items and clothing. Free coffee. 4715 Strong Rd., Orchard Acres, Crystal Lake, HI. July 13th and 14th. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7-12-68 PORCH SALE. Assorted sizes in roller skates, ice skates, bowling ball and bag. Also Bridgestone 90 motorcycle. Excellent condition. Call 385- 5562. 7-12/7-17-68 RUMMAGE SALE: 1506 W. Pine, Holiday Hills Subdivision. Misc. clothing, knickknacks, dishes etc. July 15th and 16th. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7-12-68 IT PAYS TO USE THE CL^SliFliBS FOR FAST RESULTS 15-1170 Marine Festival \ ants The Fourth Marine Aircraft Wing/ Marine Air Reserve Training Command Drum and Bugle team will appear in the Mc Henry Marine Festival Days parade at 2 p.m. on July 21. o The team is led by Master Sergeant Roger Bartholow and Gunnery Sergeant Herbert Nash. The unit has performed at several local and national events including the New Orleans Mardi Gras and the Denver St. Patrick's Day parade during its first year of existance. The Drum and Bugle team has also established a reputation in the local area for its services to the community at military and civic functions. V * „ *• JM. "" £ In the above photo Mrs. Frederic Amour of Island Lake is enjoying the sunshine, her daughter, Nona, is displaying her skin diving treasures and Mr. Amour is practicing on a native Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Amour and daughter, Nona of Island Lake spent ah adventurous vacation in the Caribbean and the West Indies islands. The Amours went by train to Miami, Fla., for a few days, then flew to San Juan, Puerto Rico, where they boarded the Schooner Polynesia for their exciting voyage. From San Juan the Polynesia sailed to the islands of Virgin Gorda, Tortola, and then to Nevis, the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton who was the first Secretary of the Treasury of the United States in the cabinet of President George Washington. After £Ievis the trip continued to the island of Saba, St. Barts, St. Marteen, and then to Antigua which was once the headquarters for Admiral Nelson's famous fleet. The entire voyage took the ship into United States, French, Dutch and British controlled territories. In addition to seeing the seaports, the Historical places, the quaint villages andthe scenic tours on many islands, the Amours enjoyed mostly relaxing on the beautiful uninhabited island beaches where time seemed to have stood still for many years. steel drum, "the" musical instrument of the islands which they visited recently on an adventurous vacation in the Caribbean and the West Indies. Glosson Baby Is Bdptized The little son of Mr. and Mrs. James Glosson, born at the McHenry hospital on June 11, was christened David Albert by Rev. Fr. Michael Tierney at St. Patrick's church on June 30. Mrs. Frank Kempfer of Genoa served as godmother, by proxy, for another aunt, Mrs. Joanne Apple of Richmond, Ind., who was unable to be present, while Albert Kempfer, a cousin, was godfather. \ Later refreshments were served at the Glosson home to the baby's brother, the godparents and the maternal grandmother and uncle, Mrs. Albert Vales and son, Albert. ' ORDERED FOR INDUCTION Fifteen county men were ordered to report for induction on July 8 from County Board 159. They were David Bell, Terry Woosley, Robert Cairns, William Leahy, Robert M. Skallerup, Jr., William Li- Chard, Donald L. Graening, Edward T. Lumpp, Allan F. Heinke, Raymond Fish, Dennis Larsen, Norman Lambert, Virgle Chappell, William Stockwell and Alan J. White. All known plants may be raised from seed, although other methods of propogation are often simpler and surer. COUNSELERS ASSUME DUTIES AT AREA COLLEGE Two members of the McHenry County college counseling* s staff have assumed their responsibilities at the college. Theodore Huizengo, director of counseling, and Mrs. Darlerie Hoffman, are presently studying college policies and registration procedures prior to beginning couseling and registering students during the week of July 8. Mr. Huizenga comes to McHenry County college with a number of years of experience as a counselor, including 3 years as a counselor and registrar at Flint Community Junior college in Flint, Mich. Mrs. Hoffman is experienced both as an instructor of English and as a counselor. Prior to assuming her responsibilities as counselor at McHenry County college she served as a counselor at Robert Morris college at Carthage, 111. Mr. Huizenga and Mrs. Hoffman will begin interviewing prospective full-time students who have earlier filed applications for admission to the new community college. Students will register for all semester classes at the time of their counseling interview. All prospective full-time students who have filed applications for admission have received letters from the office of student services containing a choice of three interviev^dates. Interview dates are being scheduled in such a way as to make it possible for the counselors to give individual attention to the needs of each student at the time of registration. A schedule of credit classes to be offered by the college in September has been prepared and is available at the college offices at the I.I.T. building in Crystal Lake. Interested persons may secure a copy by visiting the college's offices or telephoning 459-6800. A schedule of non-credit coursestobe offered this fall is now being prepared and will be available for distribution in August. The college's first catalog is now in press and will be available for distribution the last week in July. > JERRY BISHOP PERFORMS FOR FAMILY NIGHT Jerry G. Bishop, popular disk jockey of radio station WCFL and tops with the teens in Mcrf Henry, will make an appearance at the annual family night on Thursday July 18. The teen band will begin at 7:30 and Jerry will arrive shortly thereafter. Jerry G. Bishop said that he was pleased to be asked to this affair and looking forward to meeting the young people of the McHenry area. He said he would have records to give away and also conduct some contest. The "Back Roads" of McHenry will be the featured teen band. They are very popular with the teens and will play for their dancing pleasure. Everybody is invoted to this big night. There will be no charge for admission. Cooking Tips When planning family menus, don't overlook lamb. Geraldine Acker, University of Illinois Extension foods specialist, points out that aU iamb cuts -- with the possible exception of the shank -- are tender and can be prepared quickly by dry-heat methods such as broiling or roasting. But lambcaialsobecookedny the longer, moist-heat methods, such as braising, shewing and simmering. And these methods allow you to hold food for latecomers and still keep it at the peak of goodness. Because of its natural tenderness, lamb is ideal for outdoor cookery. Cubes of shoulder meat make excellent kabobs. Rolled leg or shoulder roasts, loin or shoulder chops, spareribs and lamburgers are good choices for the grill or r'otfsseries. For the most economical lamb cuts, the shoulder provides arm and blade chops that are as tasty as rib or loin chops and often meatier. Cubes of shoulder meat can also be used in stews. Roast lamb at a low temperature - 300 to 325 degrees. Low temperatures reduce shrinkage, assure juiciness and tenderness and retain the natural flavor. TIME OUT ... A ranchman in the i n t e r i o r of Australia takes time out to give his three camels a rest from their chores. Camels are common in the Outback area. P-6655.2 State Farm now insures some 10,000,000 carsl And, with us, each car is still "No. 1." Why don't you start enjoying the fast, friendly service and famous low rates that made us No. 1? Call rfte soon. Joe Podpora 1212 Green Street McHenry, 385-4080' What a man has in his heart is more important to his family than what he has in his pocket or bank account. INSUftANCI [FARM Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. Home Office: Bloomington, Illinois State Farm is all you need to know about insurance. Dolly Madison had a crude bathtub installed in the White House, but Andy Jackson had it taken out. , Small "Navy" Bermuda's "Navy" has a new vessel in its fleet -- a 150- foot passenger ferry, the "Canima" which is used to bring passengers ashore from cruise liners which are too large to dock. The 1,400 passenger "Canima" was built in Ireland and sailed more than 3,000 miles to her new home in the mid-Atlantic island resort. * * * Zachary Taylor, * resident from March 1849 to July 9, 1850, did not hear of his nomination for over a month -- the person receiving mail then, had to pay the postage, and he balked at accepting ANY mail. CAR WASH CEfcSTBLR Xm CAR Ktt-PZJK OTAKibCA investment WASH IT NOW I Best iargcm m Automated Stay In Car WE WASH: 38 Seconds X'o waiting Hot Wash Hot Rinse Hot Wax Self Service Wore Soap More Water More Pressure MIN BAY TRUCK WASH WATCH FOR THE SPINNING COIN West Route 120 Next to Phillips 66 And Rudy'f. Drive-In LEE and RAY ELECTRIC SPECIAL Ohly $279. HOTPOINT • 100% Frost Proof • 13.7 cu. ft. 32" wide 63'/z" high • Rolls out on wheels • Butter Spread Control • Step Shelf • Split Shelf • Magnetic Door .Gaskets • Ic6 Saver STOP AND SEE OTHER MODELS ai LEE and RAY ELECTRIC 1065 X. FRONT ST. DIAL .McHENRJf, ILL. Free Parking 385-0882 What's New In Real Estate? Ted Curry Realty Bonnie F. Segerstrom Nancy Curry Ted H. Curry An established And Reliable Sales Staff realty Dedicated to Serve the Community' With Ability, Enthusiasm and Integrity 3106 W. Rl 120 385-7190 McHenry, III.