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-.The House Thtt M Walls ••HBttHHI Built... on a foundation of Good Sonrteo and Quality Water Equipment , •--• -- ^ -' - - 11 ' • hk KENT PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. 1977 Under new management. V.F.W. Picnic Grounds and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. pan 385-9860 9 to 12 weekday* or after 6pm ' 8-3TF » 1 Bedroom and 2 bedroom apartments with pool. 344-0880 or 344-1961 >11' v.; 8-3TF : WAREHOUSE or factory space from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385-1079 8-3TF STORAGE SPACE all sizes, inside or out. Monthly rental. The Keep Mini-Warehouse. 815- 455-0095 8-3TF MOTORCYCLES Yamaha 80, GTMX mini bike, good condition $300.385-6348 2 YAMAHA 100 twin cylinder street bike, Mint condition. Under 1,000 miles $350 firm. 815-385-4244 2 Honda CB 200,1974, 3200 miles. Like new $450. 815-385-7683 2 CHOPPER HFADQUARTERS >MP iri JRVIC' SHOP (PANTED TO BUV Collector wants very old gas station maps and unusual road maps. Paying 5c to $5. Dave Lyons, P.O. Box 139 McHenry, m. 4 WANTED TO BUY Youth bed in good condition 815-344-2822 2 Clean fill delivered to Orchard Heights. Must be reasonable. Call Mary. 385-0170 evenings 344-1209 93TF BUSINESS OPHMTIINITV f Residential k Commercial Salt Delivery business for sale. 385- 3093 2 SmUTWN WANTED Will wash and wax your car. Pickup and delivery $10. 385- 7966 2 Will babysit in my licensed home, any age, fenced in yard. McHenry area. Call after 6pm 815-344-1517 2 WORSES Horse fen* sale. Mare, 15.2 hands, Mt Arab, Vfc Quarter horse, creme colored, $600. 385- > »* custom hp's HftHRC WlOlfiG v MAC HiNt C.K* f-V* CUSTOM PWINlj V fiw WIRING MOTOR SPORT INC 478-0320 rx)rth puias*i road chKago bOb-5. 6-24-9-16TF2 NOTICE NOTICES ANYONE WHO WITNESSED AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT PLEASE CONTACT JAY PUCCINEUI'AT 312-244-5000 Th# Occident occurrtd on 7-23-77 about 9:00pm on Routo 120 bttwoiw McHenry ft Lllymoor |u>t oatt of Bob's Awto Body. Yowr attlstanco It grootly opprociotod. 8-5-8-17 PETS FOB SALE Siamese kittens & cats, cutting down our breeding program $35 & up. 312-244-7529 2 iiniiNiiiiiitniiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiKiiiiiiimiiiiiii CLASSIFIED ADS WORK! READ ft USE THEM imilllHINIWIIIHmiNNIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIU RIDING LESSONS Expert instruction. Special introductory series. 5 LESSONS $20.00 OUR FARM McHENRY 815-344-0951 * 8-5TF2 PET COLUMN Three emergency services coordinators from McHenry county recently attended an Advanced Coordinators seminar in Rock Falls. The area representatives were Mark A. Taberoachi and Craig R. Leich of Sunrise Ridge, and Dee D. Hodeson, who is the county coordinator. The seminar was desigend to give instruction to the coor­ dinator in areas including the Emergency Broadcast system, hazardous materials, and the Emergency Operations Simulation program. The seminar IB a state- sponsored program where many phases of civil preparedness affecting the local emergency services coordinator are covered. In­ structors at this seminar are members of the Illinois Emergency . Services and Disaster agency, plus the project coordinator of the Illinois Eastern Community College EOS program, a federal representative from DCPA Region Four, the vice chairman of the Illinois Emerncy Communications committee, and the operations manager of O H. Materials, Incorporated, in Findlay, Ohio. The results of the seminar should lead to more effective coordination of all involved governmental and non­ governmental agencies in times of disaster, for the benefit of the people in the local community. E. Erie Jones, the em services director for the State of Illinois, stated that "Civil preparedness is not a separate function set apart from the normal responsibilities of government. On the contrary, civil preparedness operations occur whenever a local government responds to any extraordinary emergency such as a tornado, forest fire, hurricane, earthquake, flood or other natural disaster ; a major explosion or accident, or the release of radioactive mate1*?*!* or toxic chemicals; or an unusual peacetime emergency. . , "Local governmental forces such as fire and police, do provide the core, but many non­ governmental forces and groups must also be involved, , and the operations of all these groups must be coordinated effectively by the emergency services coordinator. This seminar will give them the training needed to do this." By the time the aver­ age man learns the value of study, he has lost his eyesight. Definition Inflation: Receiving 11 do-nuts when you buy i baker's dozen. -News, Charleston, S. C. No man must go to Heav­ en who has not sent his heart thither before. •Thomas Wilson. QUEENS IN REVIEW - Thirteen lovely McHenry county girls stand In review as judges make their final selection of a new queen. The scene was the grandstand at the McHenry County fairgrounds Wednesday night The new queen Is shown at far left, Cheri James, Miss Algonquin. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Z •GIVEAWAY 2 puppies,,7 weeks old, one all white male. To good home only. 385- 9696 Cocker Spaniel female. 1 year old, with dog house and bed. 815-344- 1858 2 LOST Mafr Cockapoo mix 7 months old, tan and black. No tail. Lakeland Park. 385-1898 Chihuahua- Pistakee Highlands area. Answers to Dena. If found please call 487-4154 v w 2 i ^ Vicinity of Riverside Dr. k Johnsburg Rd. Female sealpoint siamese cat- July 30th. 3854)687 LOST Spring Grove, Johnsburg Area, small longhaired adult male black dog with brown markings. "Max" collar with silver ring * flea collar. Reward. 312-566-1345 2 3 Emergency Services' Employees At Seminar* Young Cyclists Injured In Two Separate Accidents A 12-year-old McHenry girl escaped serious injury late Tuesday afternoon when die was knocked from her bicycle by a pickup truck at the corner of Crystal Lake road and Main , street. The girl, Ann M. Murray of 1411 Palomino drive, did not require medical attention when her cycle was struck by a truck driven by Keith E. Anderson of 4518 Garden Quarter road, McHenry. Anderson told police he was southbound on Crystal Lake road in the right lane, and that the bicycle appeared to come from the left southbound lane of the road. He added that the cyclist was looking to the left, and kept moving into the right lane. v He further stated that he applied his brakes, and turned his truck to the right, but couldn't avoid making contact with the bicycle. The Murray girl stated she was westbound on Main street, stopped at the stop sign, and proceeded to cross Crystal Lake road into the southbound lanes. She added that she was then hit by the truck which she did not see. While Miss Murray escaped serious injury, the same fate did not befall Christopher D. Hesch of 1012 Cherry Valley road in McHenry. He was listed in satisfactory condition Wednesday af­ ternoon, recovering from in­ juries sustained when the motorcycle he was riding fell over on the gravel shoulder of Bull Valley road Tuesday af­ ternoon. The Hesch youth was taken to McHenry hospital by the McHenry Area Rescue squad. The accident occurred at 4:10 p.m. just west of Rt. 31. A witness to the accident told police that the cyclist struck a small rock while riding on the shoulder of Bull Valley road, causing the bike to fall over on top of the rider. In other accidents during the week, Jean E. Gray of 7503 Windsor avenue in Spring Grove was ticketed for failing to reduce his speed to avoid an accident, after striking the rear of a car driven by William A. Carlson of 1409 Arabian Spur, McHenry. The collision took place Tuesday evening on Lincoln road, close to Chapel Hill road. Neither driver was injured in the accident, which caused more than $100 damage to each vehicle. Ms. Gray told police she was westbound on Lincoln road and did not notice' that the Carlson auto had stopped in front of her. She then struck the other vehicle in the rear. Charges are pending against Michael A. Quilico of 2439 S. River road in McHenry, in connection with a two-vehicle accident Tuesday night on River road. Quilico, and the driver of the vehicle involved in the , Deborah A. Boro, 4503 W. Crystal Lake road, McHenry, were both taken to McHenry hospital by the McHenry Area Rescue squad. Quilico's pickup truck was demolished to the accident while the Borokar sustained an estimated $1,900 damage. Ms. Boro stated she was northbound on River road at approximately 45 mph, when the truck, southbound, entered her lane of traffic. She added that she attempted to avoid the crash, but could not. Joseph A. Zielinski of 3900 N. Pitzen road in McHenry avoided injury early Wed­ nesday morning when his car was forced off the road and into a guard rail by an unknown driver. No tickets were issued by police in connection with the accident, which caused more than $100 damage to the Zielinsjti car as well as damaging the guard rail. He told police that he was eastbound on Johnsburg road at about 48 mph when a vehicle pulled into his path from Riversfcfedrlve. He added that be applied his brakes to avoid the crash, conditions and also for having skidding into the guard rail on faulty brakes after striking, a the south side of the road. The ) car driven by Bonnie H. Ket- other vehicle did not stop. x- chum of 2820 Hickory, • James L. Blake of 4801 McHenry, Friday afternoon at Bonner in McHenry and Donald the corner of Elm and Third E. Mayer of Woodstock were each ticketed by McHenry police after the cars the men were driving collided Sunday at the intersection of Rt. 120 and Meadow lane. Blake was cited for an im­ proper left turn, with Mayer ticketed for driving license was driver was in. le his Neither west at the Blake stated he\1 bound on Rt. 120, intersection with Mi was waiting to turn Meadow \ He added that an unidentified driver waved him across the intersection, and as ne proceeded, he was struck by Mayer. \ Mayer stated he was east- bound on Rt. 120, and when the light changed from red to green, he proceeded. He added' that he saw Blake turn onto Meadow, and applied his brakes, but it was too late and contact was made. A motorist waving Francis L. Pickett on indirectly caused an accident Sunday afternoon at the corner of Elm and Court' streets. * *'* ' v However, it was Pickett who was cited for failing to yield to oncoming traffic, after striking a car driven by Edwin G. Smid of 315 Emerald drive, McHenry. Neither driver was injured in the crash, which caused more than $150 damage to the Pickett car and an estimated $300 damage to toe Smid auto. Pickett told police ne was stopped at the intersection of Court and Elm, waiting for traffic to clear in order to turn left. He added that a motorist waved him to go, and the ac­ cident then occurred. Theresa H. Bade of 1505 Lakeview in McHenry was cited for driving too fast for WHO KNOWS? 1. When did the U.S. Postal Service begin? 2. When did the first man land on the moon? 3. Define innocuous. 4. What "first" occurred on July 17, 1976? 5. Where was the urani­ um atom first measured in the U.S.? 6. For what does OPEC stand? 7. Where is Rwanda? 8. Into what body of water does the Amazon River flow? 9. ^Vho was Speaker of the Hbuse before Carl Albert? 10.Where was President Herbert Hoover buried? Aoswors lo Who Knows 1. July 26, 1775. 2. July 20, 1969.' 3. Harmless or inoffen­ sive. 4. A U.S. Apollo and a USSR Soyuz linked to­ gether 140 miles above the Atlantic. 5. Columbia, University, 1939. 6. Organization of Petro­ leum Exporting Coun­ tries. V 7. In East Central Africa, bounded on the north by Uganda. 3. Atlantic Ocean. 9. John W. McCormack. 10.West Branch, Iowa. • • • . oooo You can measure the size of a man by his func­ tion to flattery. streets. Mrs. Ketchum took her two- year-old daughter, Candy, to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries. Mrs. Ketchum stated she was stopped, waiting to make a left turn when her car was struck in the rear. * LEASE * * * * COUPE n J DE VILLE I * s 249 * * " i i - ' • • > ' J i i * * • * o\ I IM n\ A hit-and-run accident early Sunday morning resulted in more than $400 damage to a car owned by Clifford B. Otto of 4222 Crestwood in McHenry. He told police that he parked his car in front of his residence at 10 p.m. Saturday, and when he returned to his car at 9:15 Sunday morning, he found damage to the left side of his car. No evidence was found at the scene leading to the arrest of the offending driver as in­ vestigation continues. SUBSCRIBE To The McHenry Plaindealer And Save $ KK30 Over Newstand Price FILL OUT AND MAIL OR BRING TO: McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 W. Elm St.. McHenry .III. 60050, with check or money order for MIN for one yeer subscription within McHenry County. 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