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PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1973 FOR RENT new commercial building, zoned B-l, on W. Route 120, built to suit. March occupancy, 338- 0777. 10-26/11-2 Store space on 120; 3 office spaces; heat and light furn. 312-741-3447. 10-26/10-31 COMMERCIAL BLDG.2,000sq. ft. Zoned B-4, In McHenry $300 per month plus utilities. 385-5534. 10-12TF12 Big 4 bedroom remodeled house. Walking distance to town security dep., ref., 815-675- 2435. 10-26/11-2 2 BR. unfurnished apt. in Mc­ Henry, air conditioned, com­ plete kitchen. Sec. deposit $175.00 month. 385-1980. 10-12TF12 4 bedrooms, 2 car garage, new home $285.00 per month, sec. dep. & ref. 385-8751.10-31/11-2 3 bedrooms, 2 car garage, full basement, sec. dep. & ref. $275. per month. 385-8751.10-31/11-2 Available til June, completely furnished one bedroom house in Country Club Subdivision 385- 1328. 10-17 tf 1-2 Apartment in vicinity of St. Marys Church. Call 385-4349 after 5 or weekends. -10-31/11-2 Large 2 bedroom apartment, air conditioned, near lake, re­ frigerator, stove $200.00 in­ cludes utilities. Must see to appreciate. 653-6576. 10-31/11-2 2 bedroom house located McHenry City limits. Call 312- 639-7671 after 5:00 P.M. "10-31 11-2 Heated 7 rms, 3 B-R, fully carpeted, air conditioned, IV2 baths, washer & Dryer; fur­ nished or unfurnished - Suitable for adults only. Parking in rear. $225.00 mo. - Security Deposit required. Call 815-385-5922. 10-31 TF 1-2 HALL FOR RENT. Capacity approximately 125. Kitchen and bar facilities. $75.00. Phone 497 3626. 10-3TF12 Southgate Apartments 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Fully carpeted, private! decks, stove, refrigerator] air conditioner furnished. One year lease. One bed­ room $175.00, 2 bedrooms $205.00 Apartments shown by appointment. Call 385-4345 10/17TF12 GARAGE SALE Saturday, November3. 8:00 to dark. Furniture, musical in­ struments , toys, games, cloth­ es, electrical appliances, kn­ ick-knacks, much misc., some antiques. Entrance at Chapel Hill Golf Course, follow signs to 2408 N. Villa Lane. 10/31-11/2 SITUATION WANTED CHILD CARE My home. Phone 385-2305 after 6:30 pm. Full or Part time. 10-31 11-2 FIND JUST THE RIGHT HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY WITH A PLAINDEALER CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE Northwest vacant 10 acre homesite on blacktop road, Wonder Lake area. 312-231- 1025. 10-3-tf 1-2 Soil And Water District Responsibilities Increase LOOKING FOR A NEW JOB? CHECK THE PLAINDEALER CLASSIFIED PAGES. FOR SALE A real doll house, ^bed­ room Cape Cod in excel­ lent condition. Richly car­ peted living room, com­ pletely equipped kitchen, nicely decorated and pan­ elled, full basement, alum­ inum siding, well land­ scaped and fenced yard. $25,000. Call 815-385-6341 or 815-653-2061 T. P. MATHEWS Wonder Lake, III. TF 12 Increased responsibilities in a number of areas are being imposed on the McHenry County Soil and Water Con­ servation district following approval of the 1974 program of work by the board of directors. An estimated 100,000 trees will be planted during 1974 using the district's equipment, Robert Fleck, president, said in TO BE GIVEN AWAY Must give away. Owner allergic. 2^ year old female Calico cat and 2-8 week old kittens, 1 female Calico and 1 male gray & white. Litter trained, don't scratch furniture 385-4170 after 5:30 p.m. 10-31 11-2 UPRIGHT PIANO, good tone needs tuning 385-6047 after 6 pm or weekends. 10-26 Business Opportunity i EXCELLENT YEARNS I ROUND COMPLETE I RESTAURANT WITH I I D0NUT FRANCHISE I I Downtown, Minocqua, Wis- | S consin. $20,000.00 Hous- • | ing available also. Write I I Box No. 505 c/o McHenry • Plaindealer, 3812 W. Elm" • St., McHenry, III. • M •• S ibhI listing some projects ahead. Board policy is for the tree- planting service to be paid for in advance to iessen record­ keeping, and a new form outlining the services and costs can be obtained at the district office on North Seminary street, Woodstock. Fleck noted an increasing number of cooperator agreements with landowners or operators of parcels from 5 to 40 acres. The increased number has thrust a major workload on the district's personnel and plans will be developed if requested. The district plans to continue several educational programs, ranging from sponsorship of Soil Stewardship week to development of an en­ vironmental coordinator at each school district. A new state law requires instruction in conservation at schools, and the district is striving to have a coordinator named at each school district. Fleck reports that twenty-one PET CENTER ^ G0TAf,tTrr0R*fl As a public service of the McHenry Plaindealer all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" are Free. The only requirements are: The Animals are to be given away to good homes without charge, or you are trying to find the owner of a pet that has strayed into your possession. TO BE GIVEN AWAY DOBERMAN FEMALE, plus 5 Doberman/Weimaraner mixed. 385-5163. 10-31 MALE BEAGLE, pure bred, 7 months old. 385-7285. FOUND Medium sized female dog, blond colored hair, resem­ bles Collie puppy, Vicinity of Rte. 120 and Ringwood Road in McHenry. 653-9057. 10-31 3718 WEST ELM STREET McHENRY, ILL. Meat & Produce Prices Effective THURS., FRI., SAT. Jewel does more than youH expect PRICES f f FECTIVE. UNLESS OTHER WISE INDICATED, THURS, NOV 1 THRU SUN , NOV 4 AT ALL JEWEL STORES IN COOK, LAKE, DUPAGE AND MC HENRY COUNTIES (EXCLUDING RIVER OAKS) Count On Jewel For Your Everyday Food Needs! ONLY SMOKED MEATS, LUNCHMEATS, POULTRY AND SEAFOOD ARE AVAILABLE AFTER SIX P M WEEKDAYS AND All DAY SUNDAY AND HOLIDAYS The Jewel Produce Market Fresh Jewel Produce Makes • Your Meals Complete! TASTY, RIPE Bananas c LB. 10 CRISP Carrots PRICES EFFECTIVE ON PRODUCE ITEMS THURS, NOV I , THRU SAT, NOV 3, 1 LB. BAG 10 EA. Serve An Easy, Delicious Dinner -- / , The Chef's Own "Pizzeria" Pizza! A 7m "REAL PIZZERIA" - LARGE 14" *r -v Cheese & Sausage Pizza AVAILABLE ONLY IN JEWELS WITH CHEF'S KITCHENS U S D A. CHOICE BEEF LOIN Sirloin Steak U.S.D A. CHOICE BEEF SHORT LOIN Porterhouse, T-Bone, or Club Steak lb U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF ROUND Rump Roast lb U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEFCHUCK Blade Roast LE 43 73 $1 $1 $1 75 39 *2 59 AMERICAN Potato Salad lb REG PRICE >2.89 AQc REG 59c LB, Add A Treat From Burny To Sunday Breakfast! A BREAKFAST TREAT! Cinnamon Twirls ->% A 179 REG PRICE 86c STORE HOURS: Mon. thru Fr i . 8a.m. t i l l 11 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. t i l l 9 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m„ t i l l 6 p.m. U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF RIB "ST THRU 5TH STANDING Rib Roast U S O A CHOICE BEEF CHUCK Arm or Boston Cut Pot Roast U S D A CHOICE BEEF ) Rib Steak ?i 38 U S D A CHOICE BEEF Round Steak ?i 29 U S D A CHOICE V BONELESS \ Beef For Stew 19 ndfSoos _ U S D A GRADE "A" COUNTRY STYLE - QUARTERED Chicken Legs U.S.D.A. GRADE A' COUNTRY STYLE - QUARTERED Chicken Breasts ARMOUR STAR, JEWEL OR CORN KING Hot Dogs GOV'T. INSP (WATER ADDED) CORN KING Smoked Butt CORN KING OR PATRICK CUDAHY Sliced Bacon ALL FLAVORS Hi-C Drinks YOUR CHOICE 46 OZ. CAN - REG. 39 ALL VARIETIES Betty Crocker Cake Mixes 18'/2OZ. PKG - REG. 43 Scot Towels BIG ROLL - REG. 41 (b ASSORT 8. DECORAli? of the twenty-two districts have, made their choice. One major 1974., goal is to update conservation plans for farms whose plans are five or more years old. Additional farm conservation plans are anticipated. A goal of 100 new cooperating district members has been established by the board. Development of land use and flood plains ordinances are also a goal of the district. One major activity concerns a lawsuit that resulted in an injunction which stopped the Kishwaukee Environmental Enhancement project. This suit is in the Appellate court. A decision is anticipated this fall. During the past year the cities of Harvard and Marengo were incorporated into the district's boundaries through amendments to the district's program adopted this year. The municipalities of Woodstock, Cary and Crystal Lake will be added during the present fiscal year ynder current plans. Additional secretarial help is necessary to handle the workload relating to the district's responsibility to issue an analysis when a zoning change is requested. The county board had estimated fifty zoning changes would be New Assistant Principal Joins Parkland School reviewed during the past year. Actually, 120 were submitted for analysis. Curtis Waggoner has become the district technician, suc­ ceeding Clayton Bruce who retired after twenty years' service. District budget will increase only about $1,000. The district will receive $4,600 from state funds, the same amount it received for the 1972-73 fiscal year. MAIL *74 LICENSES Mailing of 1974 license plates has begun, but Secretary of State Michael J. Howlett reminds motorists that by law 1973 plates must be kept on vehicles until Dec. 1. Howlett said everyone receiving new plates should check the number against the enclosed I.D. card and store the plates in a safe place until the legal date for display. I 4 * A 0> H1 i.*t Ov V.' n ' A* -id <i) V| I ,v\ v.vj fx* •V.V l -Xv m m ;X; ' . ;1 Cv!;? II IXv M igiij :x':-i PAUL C. HANSEN Paul C. Hanson is the new assistant principal of Parkland Junior high school. He has taught at the junior high level since 1967 and comes to McHenry from Rolling Meadows, 111. Hanson received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees from Northern Illinois university at DeKalb. He has been active in many organizations, including Phi Kappa Sigma social fraternity, National Education association and Palatine Junior Chamber of Commerce. District 15 feels fortunate to have him join the team. Two Choruses Preparing For Holiday Concert The McHenry County college chorus and the Northern Illinois Choral association will combine for their annual Christmas concert Dec. 2. The event will take place at St. Thomas church at the in­ tersection of Route 176 and Oak street in Crystal Lake at 7:30 p.m. Last year's concert drew a standing-room-only crowd of over 900. This year the 80- member chorus will perform a variety of Christmas carols ranging from songs from the Renaissance to a modern rock tune, "The Twelve Daze of Christmas." Also included will be one number from the "Christmas Cantata" by Johann Sebastian Bach and Handel's "From the East and to the West." From the classical period, the group has chosen "O 'Joy Above All Joy" by Michael Haydn. Modern pieces include three selections from David Pinkham's "Christmas Cantata", two American Indian carols, and a charac­ teristic modern Russian song, "The Sleigh". The group will also sing a Gustav Hoist arrangement of traditional Christmas carols. Among the contemporary pieces are Leo Sowerby's "Love Came Down at Christ­ mas" and Healey Willen's "The Three Kings" In addition, the chorus will sing its own version of "Good King Wenceslaus" and end with "Fruitcake." Tickets will be available beginning the first week of November from chorus members. Further information may be obtained by calling Diana Vickery, director of public information, at the college. o ) • irti • r / •m* jc< rye .,s P! Hi' I" ELECT BAND OFFICERS - Linda Jinga, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jinga, has been elected president of the Harrison! 1 school concert band. Other officers are Kathleen Ahern, center, vice-president, and Colleen Tranberg, secretary. Kathleen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Ahern and Colleen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tranberg. Music Supervisor Richard Mikus expressed confidence in a good concert band year ahead. *- Other musical organizations he directs are the junior varsity and beginner band, both of which are reported to be fine aggregations. '• On Nov. 3, several Harrison band and choral students have been * invited to participate in an Illinois Music Education association program. A week later, Nov. 10, is the date of the McHenry county festival in which both instrumentalists and choral members of ' Harrison will be taking part. Mrs. Monda Brown is vocal music , instructor at Harrison. DID YOU KNOW ....?? LaVerne's Town & Country Gifts 1331 N. Riverside Drive - - - Gift Wraps and Hand Delivers FREE OF CHARGE j - - - Gifts are wrapped and mailed at Postage Cost. During November: 1 BOX OF CHRISTMAS CARDS FREE WITH EVERY M0.Q0 purchase r~ 4