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FOR KENT S Hjf STORAGE SPACE all sizes, inside or out, monthly rental, The Keep Mini-Warehouse, 815- 455-0095. 8-2tfc For Rent, sleeping room in McHenry. 815-385-8190 or 815- 338-7405 . 8-25 FOR RENT, two bedroom house, air conditioned, refrigerator included, one car garage, large lot $360 00. 815- 385-3269 . 8-25 For Rent, 6 room apartment, 2 bedrooms, dining room, living room, kitchen-dinette. Mature Adults, no small children, no pets Heat furnished, *300.00 per month Available Sept. 1st. 815-653-4686 . 8-25 For rent; two room cottage $150.00 per month plus security deposit 815-385-1298 8-23-8-2Gc McHENRY, 2 bedroom ranch, attached garage, stove, refrigerator, softner, air conditioner, patio, near Peterson Park. References security deposit $325 month. 815-344-0745 8-23-8-25c Tu SUBLET: 1 BR. Apt., 2nd Floor Rear. $250 per month. Sec. Deposit. Fully Electric, Central Air. Ref. & Range included Pay your own utilities, except Water. Small Pet acceptable. Ready to move in September. Lease expires May. 1979 GARDEN QUAR­ TER APARTMENTS WORK: 385-4935 - NITES. 385-4350 8- 11TFC CRYSTAL LAKE Brand new two bedroom, five room home, two car garage, kids o k $320. 312-249-1212 CW RENTALS, fee 8-23-8-25C UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT VFW, Clubhouse and Hall for rent, seating capacity for 400 Call 385-9860 9 to 12 weekdays or after 6 pm 8-2tfc MC HENRY ON FOX RIVER Furnished, 3 bedroom 14 baths, teachers preferred. Sept-June $350 00 per month 815 344-0941 or 312-839-5989 8- 23-8 25c NORTH FOX CONDO. 2 bedrooms, l«* bath, all ap­ pliances, air conditioning, pool $300 month plus security deposit. 815-385-2919 8-23-8-25C Apartment for rent, one bedroom, full kitchen, un­ furnished $250 per month, utilities included, plus security deposit. 815-385-9872 8-23-8-25C McHENRY SHORES, Large | two bedroom, 6 room home, garage, fenced yard for kids, pet? $310. 312-249-1212 CW. RENTALS, fee 8-23 8-25C For Rent; one woman with one or two children to share 3 bedroom home. 815-653-5886 call after 6pm 8-23-8-25 LONG LAKE, carpeted two bedroom home, ready Sept; 1. A steal at $210 312-249-1212 CW. RENTALS, fee 8-23-8-25C WANTED TO »UY Two Women Hurt In Crash PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST 25.1978 Bunk beds or twin 815-385-7607. beds. Call 8-25 ANTIQUES. FURNITURE, china, glass, rugs. What have you. Wondermere Antiques. 815-653-7497 . 8-9tfc WANTED TO KENT ALGONQUIN, 3 bedrooms, 2 car garage, dishwasher, double lot for kids, pet. $375. 312-249- 1212 CW RENTALS, fee 8-23-8- 25C For Rent. Crystal Lake. Condo, two bedroom, two bath, ap­ pliances. carpeting, air con­ ditioning, ammenities, close to shopping 815-385-0017 . 8-16-8- 25c WONDER LAKE, Carpeted furnished one bedroom, 4 room home, available until June 1 $160 312-249-1212 CW REN­ TALS, fee 8-23-8-25C CONDO BRAND NEW 2 bedroom, 2 bath, central air, carpet, no pets, $375 month. McHeny 312-526-3919 8-23-8-25C PISTAKEE BAY, 2 bedroom house with heat paid, garage, lakefront, many extras $385. 312-249-1212 CW. RENTALS, fee 8-23-8-25C LAKEFRONT. two bedroom home available August 25th, til June Ideal for teachers 815- 385-8154 8-18-8-25C For Rent. Fox Lake, large two bedroom apartment. Second floor, Grand Ave. $225 per month, plus utilities and security deposit Includes stove and refrigerator, no pets. 815- 344-2761 * 8-23-8-25C 1st floor office space on Rte 12 in Richmond Reasonable rent, ideal for professional office or business office 815-678-4441 8- 2tfc GRISWOLD LAKE, Furnished two bedroom lakefront, home, garage, basement, available until June 1 $285 312-249-1212, CW RENTALS, fee 8-23-8-25C 1 4 2 BEDROOM APART MENT, 1 year lease with security deposit. No Pets. Call 385-5925 8-lltfc FOR RENT: Wood paneled ranch, two bedroom also Florida room, on lake $240.00 Will sell 312-825-3235 8-23-8-25C MT COLUMN FOUND: Female White cat. young In area of Holiday Hills, McHenry 815-385-5758 8-25 RINGWOOD 3 BEDROOM house $340 00 month, plus security and utilities 312-272- 4941 8-4tfc WAREHOUSE or factory space from 5.000 to 15,000 ft 385-1079 8-2tfc ANTIOCH, Lakefront, two bedroom with heated basement and garage on 3 4 acre wooded. $285 312-249-1212 CW REN­ TALS ee 8-23-8-25C LARC £ LUXURIOUS Duplex on water, two bedrooms, double vanity bath, living room, dining area. Kitchen with breakfast area Washer, dryer and garage. In town 'n block to shopping. 815-385-3493 8-2tfc LANDLORDS. With sore ears, tired of phone call after phone call, after phone call, from the wrong people? Call us! We match your vacancy to our clients and only the Right people will call and we do this absolutely free! CW REN­ TALS 312 249-0015 8 23-8-25C LARGE FURNISHED BDRM. w kitchen and laundry privileges Prefer working woman $140.00 per mo Griswald Lake area. 344-0858 8-16-8-25C RIDING LESSONS Expert Instruction. Special Introductory ^prips 5 LESSONS $20.00 OUR FARM McHENRY 815-344-0951 7-7TF2 LOST WANTED PUPPIES 6-8 weeks old, good homes guaranteed. Also we buy Poodle or Schnauzer mixed pups. 815-385- 7897 8-2tfc 1 German Shepherd & 1 Shepherd-Collie, both females. 6 mos old. only good home 312- 252-8069 8-25 PETS fOfi SALE 8WEEK OLD Cocker Spaniel puppies. A K C 338-3183 8-23-8- 25c Scotti-poos $30 00 Call anytime 815-728-0564 8-23-8-25C AKC Lhasa Apso Pups To go in weeks 815-344-1458 8-23-8- 25C EXECUTIVE WITH ADULT children desires 3 or more bedrm , house Year around lease. Rent to $500.00 - mo. 815- 728-0955 8-18-8-25C Attorney Wants to rent or share office space in McHenry or Crystal Lake area. Ap­ proximately 500 sq'. ft. E.T. Maylott. 312-526-2192 8-23-8-25C Wanted to rent small house in McHenry preferably close to river. Will rent or buy on contract? 312-395-1754 . 8-23-8- 25c WANTED TO RENT: In Lakemoor - Dry, Secure Storage Space For Boat. Call After 7 PM 312-679-8786 . 8-23-8- 25c 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT mcHenry, working mature quiet person. Call Saturday after 6 p.m. Sunday anytime. 385-6456. 8-25 ooro k MOTORS Cris Craft 1961 Capri 19 ft. 283 Chev engine, very clean, mooring cover, many new parts, in water now $1600.00 Also 63 Century Coronado needs work, excellent drive line and motor $500 00 815-385-7317. 8-23-8-25C 16 Ft. V Hull Larson boat 100 h p motor, excellent ski boat 338-8792 8-23-8-25c 15 FT ALUMINUM boat 30 h p. motor and trailer. 344-2979 8-23-8-25c 14 ft Appleby with trailer and 9.5 hp Esha motor. 1974 model. Live well, two swivel seats, $750.00 Can be seen at Burton Bridge Marina 815-459-2132 8- 16-9-lc 1974 LARSEN VOLERO 10 165 HP, OMC metalflake finish. Calkins trailer, loaded Ex­ cellent condition $3,850 312-587- 7280 8-25 3'z H P SEARS Boat, motor, trailer Complete fishing rig, ready to go I.N S. $700.00. 312- 587-1999 8-25 DRIVERS INJURED-Both drivers were injured in this two-car accident at Route 120 and Crystal Lake road Tuesday near noon. According to McHenry police, Laura L. Souster, 313 Hill road, and Re mice C. Miller, 913 S. Darrell road, were taken by the McHenry Area rescue squad to the McHenry hospital where they were treated for injuries. According to the accident report, Ms. Souster was pulling from Crystal Lake road onto Route 120 to head west, when her car was struck by the Miller vehicle which was eastbound on Route 120. Ms. Souster was ticketed by McHenry police for failing to vield when turning left. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Deaths LOST black wallet with im­ portant papers. Aug. 17, in front of Osco Reward 385-8918 8-23- 8-25C German Shepherd puppy 6 months old. missing since Sat. Answers to Spooky Please call 385-8258 8*25 LOST in vicinity of the Fox Hole. Tan Wallet 8-8-78 with important papers Reward 815- 385 2763 8 25 CARY, 3 bedroom home, fireplace. 24 car garage, loads of extras $400 312-249-1212 CW RENTALS, fee 8-23-8-25C CLEAN'SLEEPING ROOMS daily or weekly 815-385-0266 or 815 385 8905 8-2tfc LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL LAKE GENEVA D*lux« 1 I 2 bedroom opart- m«n»* fully corp«t*d IV, c«romic bath* color applian­ ce*. dishwath«r, air con­ ditioning, laundry. largo •torogo ar»a gat hool From I23S.00. By lake. *ovoral blocks from downtown. SfNEVA UU(£ APARTMENTS 1321 W Main loko Gonova. Wit 4I4-24S-4571 m-W FOUND FOUND Black COCKER CROSS. INJURED Aug 14. Rte 120 McHenry Owner phone Helping Paws 459-2641 8-25 WANTED Oriental rugs wanted, we pay top dollar for your old Oriental rugs, call anytime. 312-884-6444 8-2tfc WANTED PONTOON BOAT with or without motor Call after6pm 385-7236 8-25 MARIE R. VALES Marie R. Vales, age 90, of 1019 S. River road, McHenry, died Aug 23 at her home She was bom in Czechoslovakia on March 5. 1888. and has lived in McHenry for fifty-eight years, having moved here from Chicago Her husband. Albert J Vales, died in 1949 She is survived by two sons, William Vales of Omaha, and Albert G., of McHenry: two daughters. Mrs Frank < Marie) Kempfer of Tucson, and Mrs James (Dolores) Glosson of McHenry; by eight grand­ children. and by nine great­ grandchildren She was preceeded in death by one son. George, in 1952 Mrs Vales belonged to the Ladies Guild of St Patrick's church, the Catholic Daughters of America, and the Royal Neighbors of America Visitation will be from 3 to 9 p m on Friday at the Peter m Justen and Sons funeral home Funeral Mass will be Saturday at 1 a m at St Patrick's with burial in St Patrick's chur­ chyard cemetery ARTHUR OLSEN Arthur Olsen, 75. formerly of 4504 Home. Lakeland Park. McHenry, died Monday Aug 21 in the Woodstock Residence. He was born in Chicago on March 5, 1903. and was a retired security guard for Commonwealth Edison He was preceeded in death by a sister, Irene Olsen Visitation was Thursday from 12 30 until 1:30pm. at the Peter M Justen and Sons funeral home The funeral service, conducted by Pastor Herman Graef. was held at 1 30 p m Burial was in Mount Olive cemetery in Chicago CncivcfhiVi So says tne vA. .. Mi CNNAY »Br 5 60 *0 nif VA OPPiCE ANC? Stc * vou OuA.:Pv T0 SO "0 SCiOO. uSOtR £.\ BILL. Tt Two McHenry women were injured following an accident at the Route 120-Crystal Lake road intersection late Tuesday morning. According to the police accident report, Laura L. Souster, 313 Hill road, told police she was pulling from Crystal Lake road onto Route 120 to head westbound, when her car was struck by an eastbound vehicle on Route 120. The driver of the other car, Bernice C. Miller, 913 Darrell road, said that the Souster vehicle pulled in front of her and she could not avoiding striking the other car. Both drivers were taken to McHenry hospital by the McHenry Area Rescue squad for treatment of injuries they sustained in the mishap. Ms. Souster was ticketed by McHenry police for failing to yield when turning left. A ten-year-old boy was injured when the bike he was riding apparently fell into the path of an automobile Saturday. Douglas A Benedict, 1810 N. Park lane, was riding his bike westbound on W. Route 120, when he reportedly lost control and fell into the traffic lane. Leonard M. Norkett, Orland Park, told police he was westbound arid observed the westbound bicycle swerve to the left into the path of his auto. Norkett said he swerved to the left to avoid the boy and the bicycle, but still hit the cyclist Stella Graham, 3816 W Main street, was taken to McHenry hospital by the McHenry Rescue squad, after she was struck while walking near 3705 Elm street Saturday afternoon Lillian M. Haydam, Round Lake, told police she had stopped at the driveway on Elm street and after waiting for cross traffic to clear, she started to turn right onto Elm street A pedestrian suddenly- appeared in front of her vehicle, according to Ms Haydam, and she could not avoid striking the pedestrian No tickets were issued following the mishap George G Gilpin, Jr., 5406 Memory trail, escaped injur, when his car went out of control after blowing a tire on Waukegan road Saturday night. Gilpin told police he was eastbound on Waukegan road when his right rear tire blew out, causing the car to swerve across the westbound lanes and hit a fire hydrant Both drivers were ticketed following a two-car accident on Elm street at Green street early Saturday morning Richard A Hager, 117 Hill road, told police he was westbound on Elm street and thought he had the green arrow to turn left onto Green street Today's Youth An eastbound car. driven by William E. Wollmuth, Grayslake, struck the turning Hager auto as it turned in front of the approaching auto. Hager was ticketed for failing to yield and Wollmuth was ticketed for driving while his license was suspended. Dean K Hedman. 8503 Ramble road, Wonder Lake, was ticketed for following too closely, following an accident on Route 120 at Front Royal last Friday Hedman told police he was westbound on Route 120 when the car in front of him, driven by Edward K Betts, 1401 Crystal Lake road, suddenly stopped Betts told police he stopped because the car in front of him suddenly stopped Betts was taken to McHenry hospital by the McHenry Rescue squad for treatment of injuries he sustained in the accident Land Bank Annual Meet Aug 31 To Attract 575 More than 575 farmers and their wives are expected to attend the annual meeting of the Federal Land Bank association of DeKalb- Woodstock Thursday, Aug 31, at the Blue Moon. Elgin. John Webb, president, will report on how the association is con tinuing to give large amounts of loans, primarily for long-term capital improvements and new farmland purchases The FLB A of DeKalb- Woodsiock serves farmers in McHenry. Lake. Boone, DeKalb. Kane. DuPage and the northern part of Cook counties with long-term financing Webb explained inflation pushing up the price of land values is only a partial cause of the growth in association loan volume C a p i t a l i m p r o v e m e n t s represents a noticeable part of association loan activity The terms of two men -Frank Meyers. Belvidere. and Alvin Warren Leland-expire at the annual meeting and both are standing for reelection Ed Kirchhoff. Harvard, who is finishing his first year as chairman of the board, will preside at the business meeting Entertainment will be provided by a youthful musical singing aggregation, the New Day People Free board for your horse in exchange for stall cleaning Bull Valley 815-338-5297 8-25 HAVE 1 BY PATRICK OUDGEON Buying A Bag? Camping comfort depends in large part on having the right gear and giving it proper care Many young people are taking to the hills this summer in search of backpacking and camping thrills Before buying perhaps your most essential item, a sleeping bag. take the time to learn about the various products on the market If it's your first trip into the woods, or, if you're an infrequent camper, it might be wise to rent or borrow a sleeping bag before making a financial investment in one of your own One way to save substantially on your bag is to purchase a kit tailored for the home sewer to construct your own bag The kits contain the outer fabric, filling complete sewing instructions and are available in a wide range of colors, sizes and styles Keep in mind that a quality- sleeping bag has two double- toggle zippers This feature allows it to be opened from both top and bottom for ventilation control The outer shell of a camping sleeping bag is usually synthetic fiber and water repellent -- although not always waterproof Down and polyester are the most popular fill materials Run With Us September 10 DAILY SENTINEL 2 a 8 M i l e CMIenq Road Run Woodstock, Illinois WOODSTOCK CITY PARK SEPTEMBER 10,1978 - 9 a.m. Start •ENTRY FEE $3.00 •REGISTRATION 7:45-8:45».m. WOODSTOCK CITY PARK BALL PARK PAVILION •6 Men's and 6 Women's Divis ions 9 yrs & under 10-15 yrs 16-23 yrs 24-30 yrs 31-39 yrs 40 yrs & over •2 MILE RACE AWARDS: Engraved Medals for 1st 2nd & 3rd place in each division •8 MILE RACE AWARDS: Engraved Trophies for 1st 2nd i 3rd Diace m each division plus Engraved Medals for al l f inishers *Souvenir Race Shirt for all Finishers* cirt PARK DAVIS Rt I _ PtKKiNi 2 mile and 8 mile courses start and finish in Woodstock City Park 8 mile Course (see map) starts at rear parking lot of City Park, proceeds Southwest on South Street South on Steig Road East on Perkins Road, North on Dean Street to South Street and back to City Park Routes will be well marked tion available split times and aid sta- E n j o y a f t e r - t h e - r a c e O r a n g e D r i n k C o m p l i m e n t s o f M | McDonald* of Woodstock Call The Daily Sentinel 338-1300 for Information