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PAGE 16 - PLAINDEALEK -FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1978 FOR KENT FOA LAKE, Furnished Studio $175; two bedroom flat $185; Two bedroom modern apart­ ment $240 ; 3 bedroom home $325; 4 bedroom waterfront home $350; CW. RENTALS, fee 312-249-1212 5-24-5-26C ' INGLESIDE, nice two bedroom home with basement, newly decorated, carpeting, appliances, lake rights, June 1. $275 CW. RENTALS, fee. 312- 249-1212 5-24-5-26C CARY, in town, 3 bedroom ranch, two car garage, screened porch, fenced yard $360. CW. RENTALS, fee. 312- 249-1212 5-24-5-26C WONDER LAKE, carpeted, 7 room home, with lake rights, two car garage, kids O.K., immediate occupancy. CW. RENTALS, fee. 312-249-1212 5- 24-5-26C Wonder Lake, two bedroom house, one car garage, com­ pletely carpeted, newly decorated $285 plus security deposit. Pay own utilities. 815- 728-0736 No pets. 5-24-5-26C McHENRY 3 bedroom home, 14 baths, air, carpeting, two car garage, kids, pet o.k. $350. CW. RENTALS, fee 312-249-1212 5-24-5-26C McHENRY, two bedroom, lVfe bath home, with yard, for Rover, ready now $265. CW. RENTALS, fee. 312-249-1212 5- 24-5-36C LANDLORDS, It's not a bird, it's not a plane, and it doesn't leap tall buildings with a single bound. But it is SUPER & FREE. CW. RENTALS Free Landlord Service. 312-249-0015 5-24-5-26C For Rent , two bedroom house in Wonder Lake, $250.00 a month. Available June 1st. 815- 653-9551. 5-19 5-26C IMCANT PROPERTY For Sale by owner, large wooded lot, $12,000. Call after 4 p.m. 815-653-9550. 5-24 5-26C LOTS FOR SALE 1 acre home sites. In New subdivision. Oak Grove Estates. 2 miles North of Harvard on Rte. 14 and Oak Grove Rd. Ed Krunfus. Phone 815-943-5924. 5)10TFc IPANTCO TO RENT WANTED TO RENT respon sible working woman would like to rent apartment or house in McHenry area. Have references and no pets. From $200 to $250.00 month. Call collect 715-676-3984. 5-24 5-26C PET COLUMN FOUND - male German Shepherd, collar, no tags, vicinity McCullom Lake. 815- 385-8590. 5-26 PfT> fOR SAIf Lab-Huskey puppies, $10.00, to good home only. 815-344-1351. 5- 26 . Doberman Pincher pups $125.00.815-385-9128. 5-26 5-31 AKC Golden Retrievers, male and female. Reasonable. Marengo, 815-568-8112 5-24-5- 26c - I RIDING LESSONS Expert instruction. Special introductory . series. 5 LESSONS $20.00 OUR FARM McHENRY 815-344-0951 5-3/ fF-2 L BOATS I MOTORS Penguin Sail uoat, i.olds 4 people, good condition, $275,f*). 815-385-6123. 5-26 $3l 20 ft. Weers Pontoon boat, 40 h.p. motor plus battery and gasoline tank. Canopy plus Captain chair and others, $2400.00.815-653-9760. 5-26 16 - ft. Larsen, 65 horse, Ev.inrude motor, excellent condition, 815-653-9543. 5-26 Sail Boat, with trailer. 815-653- 9618. 5-26 LOST LOST, Gold bracelet with initial. Lost in vicinity of either McHenry State Bank or the Branded Steak House. Reward. 815-344-1033 . 5-26 V CAM or THANHS I wish to thank all our relatives, neighbors and friends for all the visits, cards, phone calls and food sent to me while I had my broken arm. Mrs. Agatha Thelen. 5-26 HAPPV ANNWCRSARV HAPW 30th Anniversary Mom & Dad l ANTIOCH, studio cottage $150; One bedroom houses $190 to 195; two bedroom house $199; 3 bedroom lakefront one acre $425. CW. RENTALS, Fee, 312- 249-1212 5-24-4-26C Ten acres Alfalfa mixed hay. Additional land available $25.00 per acre . 815-344-1335 5-24 5-26C McHenry - Small one-two bedroom home, river rights, stove and refrigerator, $200.00 month. 815-653-9964. 5-24 5-26C WAREHOUSE or factory space from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385-1079. 5-3-TF Sleeping room for working people with kitchen privileges. 815-385-6633. 5-26 6-2C STORAGE SPACE Storebin Mini Warehouses, 4400 Bull Valley Road, McHenry, 385- 0461 or 338-2126. 5-10 7-28C CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS Daily or weekly, also small furnished apartment. 815-385- 0266 or 815-385-8905 5-3tfc Uw, Rm id Kt% HAPPV 8IRTH0AV Low, Mai} and Steffi* i»oooooooeboooooeoBQ}i 5/26 HAPPV 30Hi Birthday Dala Frwi OhoSS Nfl*! HAPPY BIRTHDAY Keith Justen I Love, Kevin, Cindy I and Doreen l IQATS * MOTORS GIANT BOAT SALE - Big discounts, new and used boats, all types. IMP, Imperial, Alumacraft, Silverline, Star- craft, pontoon and deck boats, small sailboats, Johnson motors, etc. "Shop us Last". Daily to 7 p.m., Sat-Sun till 5 p.m. Ed Wendt marine, Rte. 12, Richmond, IL. Phon e(8l5 ) 678- 3231 or 678-6431. 5-10 5-26 c CANOE 17 ft. Aluma Craft, excellent condition, paddles and cushions. 815-385-9388, $250.00. 5-24 5-26C 20 ft. C-Scow, 1967 Wood Melges, top and bottom just refinished by factory, two sails, complete rigging, including new Zenda $1400 815-385-7277 5- 24-5-26C » M-16 Sail Boat, Melges fiberglass, excellent condition, new sails $1200. Also Shore Station $250.815-653-3871 5-24-5- 26c 15 ft. M.F.G. fiber glass tri hull boat, 65 h.p., Mercury, Trail car trailer, full canvas, many extras. Excellent condition $2300 or reasonable offer. 312- 497-4275 5-24-5-26C 16 ft. Switzer-Craft, with canopy, 70 h.p., Merc. Tilt trailer $500.00.815-344-1553. 5- 24 5-26C Boat motor, 65 h.p. Mercury, electric start, all controls, excellent condition $510. 815- 385-0485 after 5 p.m. 5-24 5-26c IPANTCO INSTRUCTIONS Stained giass beginner in­ struction 5-2 hour evening sessions $35.00; for additional information call Dan Legner 815-385-2626. 5-26 6-2C TENNIS LESSONS •Private and Group •N»w Lower Rates CALL TERRY REILLY 385-8039 & HELPING PAWS ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 205 • Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 (•15) 459-2441 bV Est*"» Atwell V -v This housebroken 6-month-old male Terrier-Spaniel mix with shots is being given another chance at life. Someone out there, without young children, can take this little guy and put back the trust in his eyes instead of the fear as shown here. If you have that kind of home to offer please call 312-639-6801 after 4:30. D. KAISER PHOTO Oriental Rugs wanted - any condition, top price paid, please call Mark Anderson at 312-683- 3760. 4-27 6-2 WANTED": POTTERY MARKED "TECO", made by the Gates Potteries or the American Terra-Cotta and Ceramic Co. Must be reasonable. Call collect 312-741- 9140. 5-26 6-2C RfAt ESTATE By owner, Wonder Lake, wooded lot, 3 bedroom Cape Cod, full basement, one car garage, fenced back yard, gas grill, beach rights, city water. $42,500.00 by appointment only, 815-728-07%. 5-26 6-2C For Sale by owner 3 bedroom Tri level, two bath, finished family room with bar, utility room, patio with sliding doors and gas grill, two car attached garage, black top driveway, corner lot. NO AGENTS. Call for appointment after 4 p.m. 815-653-9550 5-24 5-26C Whispering Oaks by owner, beautiful ranch, 3 bedrooms, V/z baths, large living room, kitchen-dining , attached l'/z car garage. Fully landscaped, your choice of floor coverings and colors. $59,500.00 Call after 5pm. 815-385-6513 or 815-385-3192 5-19/5-26C Two bedroom house, basement, with 3 lots. Wonder Lake. Low 30's. Call 815-385-0081 for ap­ pointment. 5-26 6-2C WANTED TO RUV Oriental rugs wanted, we pay top dollar for your old Oriental rugs, call anytime, 312-884-6444. 5-10tfc SITUATION UPANtfr High School Teacher and college son are looking for interior and exterior painting, during July and August. Ex­ perienced. Insured. Richard Snyder 815-385-2778. 5-24 6-2C Will tutor children in my downtown McHenry home this summer. Remedial reading- math specialist. 385-1671 5-23- 25C -- One opening left. Loving mother will care for infant in my licensed home, weekdays, Bonnie -497-3381 5-23-25 C Need your house painted? Interior or exterior. Excellent references. Call Joe 815-344- 1563 or Mike 815-385-2006 for free estimates . 5-24-6-9C Will do typing in my home, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Call 815- 344-2963. 5-195-26C The founder of Society of St. Francis, based in Mt. Prospect, hopes he can convince people in general, and legislators in particular, there is a way to solve the increasing problem of overpopulation of animals and their destruction. He does not mince words, and says an overpopulation of irresponsible pet owners, backyard breeders, and others who see a chance to make money from breeding are responsible for the over­ population of dogs and cats. Society of St. Francis acts as a clearing house for lost and found dogs and cats, seeking to restore them to their owners. Bob Frank, director of the organization he founded in August of 1975, is also a director of the Animal Protective association, Chicago; a director of Tree House, Chicago, and served on the board of directors of the Illinois State Federation of Humane societies. He has arguments and facts to support his proposition that something can be done about the problem. For this reason we plan to run a series quoting his views beginning with this article. First, the problems: "This year alone, 15 million surplus dogs and cats will be shot, electrocuted, gassed, suffocated, and injected with poisons to the tune of a half billion dollars. Taxpayers will spend another $2 billion removing animal waste and rounding up strays, and $75 million on rabies control programs, (all of these figures can be expected to escalate along with- the human population). "To those with a healthy respect and reverence for life, there is something terribly obscene about sending a lively intelligent companion animal to its doom, especially so when the victims are eager-to-begin- living baby animals whose eyes shine with trust and optimism for the future they will never have. Yet, for all its inherent ob­ scenity, oblivion is almost unanimously considered the most humane way of dealing with the problem of unwanted animals, certainly preferable to street life where each day dawns with a gigantic question mark about survival: 'What will I find to eat? Where can I go to escape sub-zero weather? Who will help me if I'm badly injured by an auto or street gang?' At least death is final; there are no question marks. "Ironically, many of the nation's animal shelters that have traditionally offered sanctuary to homeless pets have been placed in the bizarre position of destroying 80 per­ cent of the lives they were established to protect! Not their fault, really - the pet- owning public gave them no choice. A truly tragic dilem­ ma." Come on, folks, lend Helping Paws a helping hand June 3 for the Crystal Lake tag day. We sure could use your help for just an hour or more if you can give it. The more people we have, the more donations received. It's easy and it's fun. Please call Betty Van De Venter, 815- 459-6950, or the office, 815-459- 2641, for further information. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Adoption fees include the cost of spay or neuter surgery from a vet of our choice or a reduced charge toward the cost of the surgery from a vet of your choice. Pedigree Welsh Terrier, peppy, alert 6-year-old female, all shots, very good with children but not so with cats, 815-459-8326. Young, gentle black Lai) female, good with children, pets, housebroken, all shots, 815-728-0795. Possible German Shor- thaired pointer mixes, male and female, 10 months, very good with children and pets, housebroken, 815-344-1975. Pedigree Brittany Spaniel young male, outside dog, needs room to run, very loving, good with children, 815-338-4420. Two Newfoundland mix 11- month-old brother and sister, female spayed, both have all shots, housebroken, good with children. Large dogs who love to be together if possible, 312- 639-6603 after 6:30. Pedigree Beagle lVfe-year-old spayed female, all shots, good with children and pets, Dr. Wolf at 815-568-8121. Irish Setter, AKC, 18-month female, housebroken, all shots, good with children and pets, from working family, 312-395- 9929. AKC Norwegian Elkhound, 2- year female, good with children and pets, housebroken, grey and black medium long coat, 815-338-5350. CATS FOR ADOPTION Adoption fees for all cats includes the cost of spay or neuter surgery from a vet of our choice of a reduced charge toward the cost of the surgery from a vet of your choice. Six-week-old kitten, male, medium coat, 815-455-2360. Possible Burmese, 7-month- old male, shots, 815-338-0982 Tortoiseshell adult female, shots, short coat, orange-black- • white. 312-639-2881. Semi-long haired grey-white male, 7-week-old, born at home, 815-459-9223. Two black-white kittens, 7- week-male and female, born at home, 815-459-6523. Young adult female, spayed brownish grey, medium long coat, very affectionate, abandoned, 312-639-4819. LOST AND FOUND Lost: Irish Setter and white Shepherd-Husky mix from McHenry, 815-344-0999. Too many found pets to list this week, please call to check if yours could be one of them. Check even if it has been a while since your pet has been gone. ) EDUCATIONAL) I | College Honors j Local Student Graduates With High Honors Michael W. Thornton, 6604 W. Mason Hill road, McHenry, received the bachelor of science degree with a major in biology and was graduated with high honors at the 119th May commencement of Wheaton college, May 22. Mr. Thornton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thornton, and is a graduate of McHenry high school. While at Wheaton, he served as a student govern­ ment representative for two years. He is also listed in "Who's Who Among Students in American Universitites and Colleges." Wheaton is a co-educational Christian liberal arts college located 25 miles west of Chicago. AWARDED DEGREE Diane Pintozzi graduated from Southern Illinois university, Carbondale, during commencement exercises held on campus Saturday, May 13. She earned a bachelor of science degree in journalism from the College of Com­ munications and Fine Arts. Miss Pintozzi is a 1974 graduate of McHenry Community high school. She has accepted a postition as assistant editor with a west Chicago newspaper. The graduate is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pintozzi of McHenry. He is bare of news who speaks ill of his mother. -Irish Proverb. 5017W. RTE. 120 815-344-1010 Behrens & Zaun, Inc., Realtors Buy your home through us. And osk for ERA's Home Buyers Protection. It protects you against the cost of repair or replacement of most major home components for a full year after you buy." •Modest applicable deductible. LAKE 7IIRIPH 78 S. OLD RAND RD. 312-438-5631 AND ANTIOCH 395-3535 ARLINGTON HTS. 255-2090 BUFFALO GROVE 537-3200 MT. PROSPECT 259-9030 PALATINE 358-0744 SCHAUMBURG 885-0555 STREAMW00D 837-4545 FOX LAKE AREA Pistakee Highlands 2 Br. Ranch with all new earth-tone paint ft carpeting. It's just been remodeled-new kitchen cabinets ft counters, new aluminum siding ft new furnace ft duct work. Five minutes to Fox Lake, train ft shop­ ping. 1 YEAR WARRANTY 37,900 RANCH ON TWO LOTS This 3 Br. Ranch is set in a country setting on 2 lots with 2 adjoining lots included, making property 1.04 acres total. An investment that will prove worthwhile now and in the future. 66,500 1 YEAR WARRANTY REDWOOD RANCH Redwood Ranch nestled on 2t acres of beautifully landscaped ft heavily wooded property. (Zoned farming, horses permitted) 600 ft. of proper­ ty completely fenced. LR has WB- FP, knotty pine panelling t/o A family room in bsmt. This property is too good to last - Call today I! 69,900 STYLISH DECOR Lovely well built 3 br. Tri-Level home plus large fenced yard with mature trees. Large redwood deck, lake ft pier rights ft 2 baths. There's excellent schools here for your children. Come out today to see this stylish home. 57,900 LOVELY WOODED LOT IS the exterior/newly painted and kitchen ft bath have been remodeled recentlv in this 3 Br. Ranch. There's a lovely woodec lot to en­ joy the soon to come summer. Come out today!! 48,000 £3 liBMl BRAND NEW RANCH Brand new 3 Br. Ranch plus upstairs family room, full basement ft 2 car garage. All wood cabinets ft lovely earth tone decor comes with this home with an in-town location. 62,000 Deaths PETER M. FREUND A native resident of John- sburg, Peter M. Freund of 3705 N. St. John's street, died at his home early Wenesday mor­ ning, May 24, at the age of 88. Mr. Freund was born in Johnsburg Oct. 16,1889, the son of Martin H. and Helena (May) Freund. Prior to reitrement, he had been employed as a carpenter and building contractor in McHenry county for over 60 years. He was a member of St. John the Baptist Catholic church, the Catholic Order of Foresters, • Court 96, and a charter member of the Johnsburg Community club. He is survived by his widow, Emma M. (Freund) whom he married at St. Mary's Catholic church, McHenry, Oct. 27,1915; three sons, Alvin of Chicago, Howard of Palatine, and Lloyd of Johnsburg; two daughters, Mrs. Bud (Rita) Miller and Mrs. Bill (Lorraine) Rutzen, both of Johnsburg; seven grandsons; seven grand­ daughters; seven great grandchildren; two brothers, Frank and Tony Freund, both of Johnsburg; two sisters, Catherine and Martha H. Freund; nieces, nephews, and other relatives. He was preceded in death by two brothers, John and Joseph Freund and a sister, Clara Nell in 1978. Friends may call at the George R. Justen & Son funeral home Friday from 3 to 9 p.m. with a wake services scheduled at 8 p.m. Mass of the Resurrection will be offered at St. Mary's Catholic church, McHenry, Saturday at 10 a.m. with interment at St. John's cemetery, Johnsburg. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Johnsburg Rescue squad. JOHN A. ZISZIK The Rev. Roger W. Schneider officiated at services at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church Wednesday at 11 a.m. for John A. Ziszik. Mr. Ziszik of 2824 N. Lincoln • road, McHenry, died at McHenry hospital Monday, May 22, at the age of 49. The deceased was born in Brookfield, 111., Oct. 30, 1928, the son of Andrew and Ruth (Warren) Ziszik. A „ former resident of Elmhurst, he had made his home in McHenry for the past 25 years and was employed as a carpenter. •* Two daughters, Mrs. John (Cheryl) Loyd of Antioch and Mrs. Janet Claxton of McHenry, survive along with two sons, Paul Andrew and John Mark Ziszik, both of McHenry; a grandson, Thomas Michael Claxton; his mother, Ruth Ziszik of McHenry; and a sister, Mrs. Jean Zynda of Naperville. Private visitation was held at the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home with burial at St. Patrick's Countryside cemetery. FLOYD S. DeMlINN Former McHenry area resident Floyd S. DeMunn of Washington, Ind., died at Washington Nursing center Wednesday mornifg, May 24, at the age of 88. The deceased was born in Marshalltown, Iowa, April 21, 1890, the son of the late Frank and Hattie (Marshall) DeMunn.. Prior to retirement, he had been employed as a field man for Dean's Milk. On March 19, 1917, in Elk City, Kan., he married Edna M. (Milbourn) who preceded him in death May 1, 1969. A son, Milbourn F. DeMunn, Sr. of Washington, Ind. sur­ vives as well as a brother, Kenneth of Piffard, N.Y.; two sisters, Mary and Margaret DeMunn of rural Harvard; and two grandsons. He was preceded in death by three brothers, Roy, Merrill and Jay DeMunn. Friday visiting hours at the Saunders & Hoffman funeral home, Harvard, will be bet­ ween the hours of 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.'Chapel services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the funeral home with burial at Capron cemetery. NORMAN D. HAZLETT Norman D. Hazlett, father of Mrs. Louis (Edna Mae) Polan of McHenry, died at Shore Haven Nursing home, Grand Haven, Mich. Thursday, May 25, at the age of 81. Mr. Hazlett was born in Chicago July 2,18%, the son of John and Mary (Warwick) Hazlett. He is survived by two* daughters, Mrs. Polan of McHenry and Mrs. Eber (Marion) Thurkettle of Allendale, Mich.; eight grandchildren; and eighteen great grandchildren. The Throop funeral home of Allendale, Mich, will hold visiting hours Friday evening. Interment will be at Oak Ridge cemetery, Hillside, 111. • • • • Those who seek to im­ prove their minds will be the leaders of tomorrow.