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r* PAGE 13 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY !, 1974 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Volunteer Program A1 EXCELLENT STARTER HOME 2 br. ranch w/full basement, large wooded lot in great location. Buy on contract for only $21 500 OWN YOUR OWN CONDOMINIUM 2 br. ranch-type with LOTS of privacy. D.R. w/sliding glass doors onto fenced patio, util. room, garage, w/storage area, appliances carpet, drapes & MORE Call today for just $27,500. ' INVESTMENT POTENTIAL Own your own business on Route 120 All equipment, land, etc. included in sale. Buy on contract for $30 000 down. Call for details at $140, 000 CRYSTAL LAKE Lovely 4 br. Brick & Cedar ranch house on large Zi area lot. F.R. w/beamed Cathedral ceilings & fire­ place, oven/range, dishwasher, disposal, s/s, carpeting, 2 car attached garage & many more exciting features. Make your appointment today for $64,900. 3 BR. TRI-LEVEL Close to Holiday Park & Chain-O-Lakes. 1V2 baths, basement, attached garage, L.R. w/fireplace,FR. sep. D.R. & MORE. Call NOW at $45,000. "THE WILLOWS" 1.1 area & larger sites. Lovely location, close to McHenry. See Today! RENTAL or BUSINESS 2,000 sq. ft. office space available in prime McHenry location. Reasonable Rent. Many fine features. Call for details. 815 45S-4BIO Small furnished apartments and Sleeping rooms. 385-0266 or 385-8905. 2-1-TF 1-2 SLEEPING ROOM for employed gentleman or couple. Re­ ferences. 385-4398. l-23tfl2 2nd Floor, 4 room apartment Call 385-6515 2-1 AVAILABLE Feb. 1, 2 br. apt. in Fox Lake $175 per mo. plus utilities. $175 security de­ posit required and 1 yr. lease. 2 children, no pets. Call after 5:30 weekdays, all day Sat. & Sun. 312-JU7-8767. 1-30/2-1 V/2 rooms, stove, ref., all util­ ities furnished mature adults only. Located in McHenry pro­ per close to shopping. 385- 1302 after 5:00 P.M. 1-30/2-1 realtor 3321 S. ROUTE 31, CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. 2/1 (I 3 Bedrooms downstairs apart­ ment in charming older home overlooking river. Downtown McHenry, newly decorated $225 per mo. Can be seen at 1409 Riverside Dr. or call 312-885- 9745. 1-30/2-i 5 room house, 2 bedrooms, $200.00 per month. Security deposit required. Available February 15th. 385-9454. Call after 5:00 P.M. 2-1-TF- 1-2 HALL FOR RENT Capacity approximately 125. Kitchen and bar facilities. $75.00. Phone 497- 3626. 2-1/TF 1-2 3 Br. ranch, large living room, garage Pistakee Hills. Child­ ren, no animals. 312-587-6331 2-1/2-13 3 br. home, 2 car attached gar­ age, family room $275 per month. Short term lease. 815-459-8857 1-30/2-1 4 room apartment, gas heat, stove find ref., employed adults, no pets, available Feb. 1st, 385-2725. 1-30/2-1 SPACIOUS 1 & 2 bedroom car­ peted apts., Self def. ref./ freezer, self cleaning electric stove and oven, garbage dis­ posal, private balcony over­ looking a country setting See or call Mayline Apts. 9716 N. Rt. 12, Richmond, III. 815- 678-2861 •- 1-25/2/13 Unfurnished 2 bedroom house, $140.00 per month, no pets, references and security deposit required. -385-7127 . 2/1 2 bedroom, ranch style Duplex, beautifully decorated, wall to wali carpet, new drapes, ca­ thedral ceiling, carport, stor­ age area, stove, refrigerator and heat. In Sunny side Estates. $230,00 per month. 385-4010 2/1 2 Br. unfurnished apt. ii McHenry, air conditioned, complete kitchen, no pets, security deposit, $175 month Available Feb. 1st. 385-1980 2-1-TF 1-2 1 or 2 br. apt. fully carpeted. Range and refrigerator 1 yr. lease. 385-8042, 2-1/TF 1-2 Students Helping Students 9 - Looking for a new home? Check the real estate ads. FINANCING IS AVAILABLE 90 TO 95% LOANS - NOW IN McHENRY Large -- over 1350 sq. ft., 4 BJR., Big Fam. room 12x21 2 car det. gar. CITY SEWER & WATER. A real bargain and it can be yours for only $24,^00. SEE IT TODAY. MILL GARDENS • WONDER LAKE This 3 BR beauty sits on over Yi acre and offers a tastefully decorated LR with fireplace, 1% baths, a full basement, panelled in Natural Redwood with a bar and pool table. 2 car attd. garage. Just right for the growing family. A MUST TO SEE AT $44 500. COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES Whispering Oaks CONDOMINIUM 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, sep­ arate dining room, all car­ peted, central air, colored appliances; stove, refrig., dishwasher, disposal,com­ pactor, washer, and dryer. $240.00 per month 385-8562 2 /1 FOR RENT FARMLAND 100 ACRES suitable for any crop. $30.00 per acre. McHENRY AREA 385-0353 2/1-2/6 FIND JUST THE RIGHT HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY WITH A PLAINDEALER CLASSIFIED Steve Malinski, right, a junior at West campus high school, demonstrates to these three interested Landmark students how to take apart a lawn mower engine using a wrench. Taking their turns, from left, are Richard Perschke, Jeffrey Howard and Edwin j Armstrong. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD PETCtMR GOT A Per For yqO PETS THAT NEED A HOME OR AR^ LOOKING FOR THEIR MASTER An ambitious and successful project has been undertaken at East campus under the direction of Miss Barbara Meding, a teacher at the school. The "strictly volunteer" program involves ap­ proximately sixty-four students who spend their free time working at three local schools as well as with the Headstart program. According to Miss Meding, "The main objective of the program is to allow students to gain education outside the walls of the school and to learn about, and relate to people." Students also get an op­ portunity to work with young boys and girls by tutoring math and reading as well as leading reveiws and small group sessions. At Landmark and Edgebrook schools, students work with children in different grade levels. At the Junior high school, boys in the volunteer program participate in the boys' physical education program. Through participation in these volunteer projects, students get the opportunity to help others and develop social skills by working with all age groups, Miss Meding said. These service-oriented ac­ tivities encourage the student to develop a sense of respon­ sibility in his work and produce many self-rewarding ex­ periences for the individual. The program is conducted under the Future Teachers of America (FTA). Though most of the students involved will not go on to become teachers, Miss Meding felt the experience gained would be valuable no matter what occupation was selected. Students participating in the program are Frank Anderson, Deb Alderman, Karen An­ derson, Mary Andrews, Cindy Barnes, Mary Bassi, Brenda Bauer, Tammie Bieschke, Pat Bell, Bob Buenzli, Pat Byrne, Sue Cable, Mary Jean Deja, Tori Donorski, Linda Filin, Jack Flanagan, Jan Flasch and Karen Freund. Also Chris Goetschel, Mary Goetschel, Gail Gunder, Kim Jergens, Sue Johnson, Mary ^ Jurczynski, Jim Joza, Scott Kahl, Rich Kenney, Dave Kocik, Steve Koerber, Ginni < Lauer, Calinda Leonard, ^ Reggie Lunkenheimer, Cindy , Malinski, Laurie McClellan, Ed | McGehee, Marcia McMillan, * Lynne McWhinnie, • Peggy|| Michalczyk, Sue Miller, LisaJ| Newport, Kim Nielsen, Tainai® Olsen and Laurie Olsson. ,< Also Anne Palmer, Elaina Palmer, Stephanie Pitel, CaroP* Roadman, Vicki Roth, Betlflj Ryden, Penny Schaan, Vanessa® Schaan, Keith Schaedel, Nancy™ Schmitt, Diane Smith, Vicky^a Soda, Casey Stahlman, Karl ! Swanson, Cathy Szerszen, Bill ? True, Joy Vyduna, Mary Webb, -j Virginia Wilsman, Jill Wlrtz vj and Mellody Wright. 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 BEAGLE 2 years old, great with children, housebroken 385-2129 after 6 p.m. 2/1 One of McHenry's finest areas. Sit in the beautifully landscaped yard and watch them chip to the green There are 3 HUGE BR., 2 full baths, a LR & dining area 32' long overlooks the golf course, full basement with separate work area and a large 2 car attd. garage. JUST DELIGHTFUL LIVING FOR $52,900 DUTCH CREEK WOODLANDS If boating's your bag, this is it. - This beautiful 3 BR Ranch offers 160' on the water, 2 baths 2 beau­ tiful fireplaces, 2 car attd. gar., stone seawall, dock, patio and large garden house. Get ready for summer with this beauty, and it's priced right at $55,900. C0ND0S - IN TOWN 3 BR.. 1% baths, attd. 1 car gar., full basement and CENT* AIR. Priced at $26,900 JUST $1500 to $2000 DOWN CALL TODAY WHISPERING HILLS New construction - Plans start in 30 days - $35,900 - 3 BR - If you want a new home - SEE US TODAY. P 5 MONTH OLD mostly Shepherd male dog, 2 female cats, declawed, good with children. 653-4516. 2-1 LOST REWARD $50 for information leading to return, of "Sparky" 7 mo. old female German Shepherd, black and tan with black face. Lost Jan. 20-Sunnyside Beach area. Mike Frisby. 385-2976. 2-1 FOUND Small black Cocker Spaniel dog with white left paw and breast. In vicinity of Bell Liquors, Jan 30 653- 7178. 2-1 REAL ESTATE Are you looking for a home, only 3 years old, that's on the edge of town, yet walking distance to schools, etc.? We have just this listing, 3 br. Kitchen w/walk- in pantry, full basement, with sliding doors onto patio, Large 100'x 140' lot. Two car att. garage with its own heat. All appliances go with sale of house. All this for LOW LOW price of $31,900.00. OWNER LEAVING STATE HELPING PAWS postal- ( REALTORS phillips 3409 WEST ELM STREET, McHENRY 385-9360 HARRY POSTAL 385-1459 WINN PHILLIPS GEORGE CADOTTE 385-8013 DONNA DeMORE SHIRLEY ROCHFORD 312-639-4104 BILL PERSCHKE 385-8188 LAKELAND PARK Two bedroom PLUS!!!!!!!!! This home has been com­ pletely remodeled inside. New kitchen NEW gas F/A furnace, carpeting, 1% baths. Separate room being used as in-law quarters; could be used as large family room if desired. One car detached garage. Close to McHenry Market Place and Parkland School. $26,500 00. THE FOLLOWING ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU... RITA HAHN DONNA ROWAN 385-3395 385-5964 GLENN DRAPER REAL ESTATE 810 C North Front McHenry, Illinois 815-385-5661 2/1 By Linda Keyfauver Our office is open Monday- Friday, 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Please call our office at 459-2641 if you wish to adopt an animal or if you have lost or found one. Many times our list is just too long to print, so please call us, we may have just what you're looking for. A female cat is capable of producing dozens of kittens in her lifetime. Unless you feel prepared to find homes for all these kittens, it is wise to consider having her spayed. Many veterinarians feel that the ideal age for spaying is at about four or five months, that is, before the first seasonal period. If you would like your pet to have a litter or two, the operation can still be safely performed at a later age. Neutering a male cat is a very simple operation and may be performed any time after the age of eight or nine months. A mature, unaltered torn has an almost uncontrollable desire to roam and fight, and his sanitary box will always have a strong odor. Males also frequently develop the habit of spaying the wall or furniture .and this is an almost impossible smell to deodorize. The altered cat's disposition will remain sweet, his playfulness will not be affected and he will not get fat and sluggish unless you coax him to overeat. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Staying at 459-2641 are 2 Beagle-Collie pups, 4 months old, one male and one female, tri-color, short fur, Collie type heads, will be medium sized. A male, Terrier-Cocker, under one year, black with long hair on back, short fur on rest of body, small dog size of Fox Terrier, is at 338-6949. At 385-5483 is a female, Spaniel-Toy Collie, about 7 , months old, tri-color with medium length fur, almost Lab. size, good with children and cats, name of "Cricket." * Staying at 385-6849 is a male Doberman mix, about one year old> black and tan, docked tail, outdoor dog. A male, Dalmatian cross, four months old, is staying at 459-2641. Three mixed breed puppies, male, 11 weeks old, reddish brown and white, good with children are at 459-5528. Five Lab.-German Shorthair Pointer puppies, male, 7 weeks old, mostly black with a little white, are at 344-0927. 1 LOST DOGS LOST on Jan. 21 in McHenry, is a male Irish Setter, one year old, wearing collar and tags. 459-3837. FOUND DOGS A female Bassett, about 2 years old, dark gold and white, found Jan. 18 at corner of Huntley Crystal Lake blacktop road and Ackmann road. 459- 3639. A Male toy Poodle, about one year old, fluffy black and brown fur, no collar. or tags when found Jan. 17 in front of Prairie Grove school in Crystal Lake. 385-8295. CATS FOR ADOPTION At 385-5373 is a brown tiger stripe male, one year old, loves dogs, outside cat only! Staying at 385-1458 is a female black and white cat, one year old, short fur, housebroken, good with children, had DHL shot. A female jet black cat, with yellow eyes is at 459-8715. A black and silver striped female cat, about 6 months old, short fur, some white and tan, good with children, likes dogs, is sweet and well mannered, is at 385-4894. At 459-9426 are two kittens, one is 6 months old, beige and black ocelot marked male, and also 3 month old male kitten, champagne colored; both kittens tolerate dogs and are good with children. CUB PACK 76 Cub Scout Pack 76 held its January meeting at the Island Lake grade school. Mrs. Carol Morris' Den 9 opened the meeting with the presentation of colors. Accompanied by. their parents, ihe folldwlng boys recited the Cub Scout Promise and were inducted into the pack by Cubmaster Billy Morris: Robby Johnson, Bobby Barringer, Kevin Kerkering, John Cashmore, David Zemrus, Doug Dennis, Tim Nechrebecki and Jimmy Kolberg. - Those boys receiving pins for completing one year of scouting were" Steve Neary, John Waters, Ray Ostrowski, Mike Etheridge and David Pressel. A Wolf patch, one gold and two silver arrows were presented to Brian Bradley. A candle lighting ceremony by the Webelos Scouts welcomed David Hultquist and Bill Dennis into the Den. Webelos leader, Bill Bielharz, presented Tom Etheridge the showman, aquanaut, athlete awards and a two-year pin. David Hultquist also received a two-year pin. Recruiter strips for bringing another boy into the Pack were earned by Bobby Barringer ana i Robby Johnson. The attendance award for the most parents present at thej meeting went to Mrs. Neary'S^ Den? m Please save your afewspapeq^ and magazines for our pap^r drive starting Feb. 9.',J!" -7 Submitted by Jerie Tallman Discuss Fish Care At First Club Meeting James McKinley and Mrs. Grace Henschel will be co- moderators for the first- meeting of the McHenrj Aquarium club which will held Monday, Feb. 4, af Shepherd of the Hills Luthere church at 8 p.m. Professionals will bl available to discuss the carc breeding and showing of botJi marine and fresh water fish. Interested persons are en­ couraged to contact Mrs. Hal Thompson of McHenry for further information. SOVIETS TO ECONOMIZE MOSCOW-The Soviet Un­ ion's top planner has warned that Russians are going to have to be careful about their use of fuel. He told'! the Communist planners, wh<^! direct the Russian economy, they have to scale down thei| general economic targets for 1974. J ENJOY TRIP TO JAMAICA - These five area couples recently spent a week in Jamaica. From left, they are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weingart, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Thelen, Mr. and Mrs. William Cristy, Mr. and Mrs- Brad Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Leo King.