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•IM MT COLUMN LOST, WHITE POODLE, male, in Lakeland Park, Answers to name of Nicky. ReWard. 344- 1826 / 10-31-11-2C [WANTED PUPPIES, 6-8 weeks J old, good homes guaranteed, > Also we buy Poodle or ! Schnauzer mixed pUps. 815-385- ; '897 ll-2tf * -- -- -- -- -- . jGIVE AWAY Lhasa-poo I puppies 6 weeks old. Cute little I balls of fluffr-To good homes J-only. 815-385-2007 11-2 PETS fOR Sftlt Attention hunters: for sale 2 J\KC Beagles, 1 male, 1 female, 1 >2 years, field trained. 815-455- 3438 10-26-11-2C Female miniature black poodle puppy, $75.00. Call after 6pm 815-385-8222 10-31-11-2C COCK-A-POO puppies, non shedders, black $35.00 to $55.00. 815-385-7897 10-31-11-2C A.K.C. black lab retriever for sale, $100.00, 9 mo. male, good hunting stock, evenings, weekends 568-6091 n-2-ll-9c 8 weeks old, blue point Siamese kittens, no papers $25.00. or best offer . 815-568-6003 10-31-11- 2c Plan For School Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL , CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS 7 PROBATE DIVISION \ ESTATE OF HOBERT J. MEYER, SR. Deceased, FILE NO. 79-P-374. Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters testapientafy were f issued on October 26, 1979, to > Robert J. Meyer, Jr., 3908 North Hillcrest Place, McHehry, Illinois, whose at­ torney of record is Donald W. Truckenbrod, 4108 West Crystal Lake Road, McHenry, Illinois, Claims may be filed within 6 months from the date of issuance of Letters and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. J ' ^ , Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House, Wood­ stock, Illinois, and c< thereof mailed or delivc said legal representative ar said attorney. VERNON W.KAYS, J* Clerk of the Court M. (Pub. Nov. 2,9, & 16,1979) Nothing is more excellent " t h a n k n o w l e d g e ; ^ » -John of Damascus'm The McHenry Alternative high school will award a scholarship to one of its students this year for the first time. Because the school is privately funded and students must pay tuition, this scholarship will be of great assistance to its recipient. A fund raising campaign is planned for the near future. The school provides an education for 30 area students who otherwise would probably not attend high school. The scholarship committee, comprised of parents, faculty and board members, is pictured above, from left, Bob Peterson, Diane Wharton, Bob Prendergasi, Jane Ross, Doug Pratt, Mary Stompanato and Peggy Houk. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Agriculture Today by Ed Curran U.S. Department of Agriculture Agriculture today isn't simply big business, it's America's biggest business. Its assets exceed $800 billion. That's about 75 percent the assets of all manufacturing corpora­ tions in the nation. It also employs more workers than the nation's transportation, auto and steel industries com­ bined. ast year, the cash receipts om farm marketings--the ioney farmers received for le livestock and the crops old from their farms-- totaled a record $110 billion. That's up from a previous high of $96 billion in 1977, more than double the total of 1970. Farm marketings of livestock and livestock products totaled $58.0 Mition. Marketings of crops totaled $52 billion, mark­ ing the first time since 1973 that livestock marketings topped that for crops. Prior to 1974, cash receipts for livestock--meat animals, dairy products, poultry and eggs--had topped those for crops each year for a half century. But, all that came to a halt in 1974. That year, farmers' cash receipts for crops totaled $51 billion--or $10 billion more than those for livestock. That trend con­ tinued in 1975 and 1976. In 1977, it was close (if you can call a $1 billion difference close), with crop receipts totalling $48.5 billion and those for livestock, $47.5 billion. A breakdown of livestock re­ ceipts for 1978 shows receipts for meat animals (cattle and hogs) at $37.4 billion; those for dairy products, $12.7 bil­ lion; and those for poultry and eggs at $8.1 billion. On the crops side, food grains (wheat and rice) brought $5.9 billion; feed grains (corn, sorghum, barley and oats) $10.9 billion; cotton, $3.4 bil­ lion; tobacco, £2.5 billion; oil bearing crops (mostly soy­ beans) $11.9 billion; vege­ tables, $6.1 billion and fruits and nuts, $5.4 billion. A state-by-state breakdown shows California, Iowa, Texas, Illinois and Minnesota in familiar positions last year-- leading all states in cash re­ ceipts. was up from $7.1 billion in 1977. Then came Texas with $7.3 billion (versus $6.9 bil­ lion the year before); Illinois, with $6.3 billion (against $5.8 billion in 1977), and Minne­ sota, with $4.9 billion (versus $4.3 billion in 1977). Those five states accounted for a third of the national total. In the matter of livestock re­ ceipts, Iowa led with a $5.4 billion total. Texas was sec­ ond with $4 .4 billion; Califor­ nia, third, with $3.3 billion. Wisconsin was next with a $3.0 billion total and Nebras- ' ka, fifth, with a $2.9 billion total. On the crops side, California led with a $7.1 billion total. Illinois was second with $5.8 billion. Followed by Iowa and.' Texas--in a virtual tie--with $2.9 billion each. Florida was in fifth position with a $2.4 billion total. WOODSTOCK OPERA HOUSE presents COLE PORTER S Starring GREG FRUHAUFF and VIRGINIA ZYMONAS WOODSTOCK OPERA HOUSE NOVEMBER 2. 3, 9, 10. 16 and 17 -- 8:00 PM NOVEMBER 4 and 11 -- 3:00 PM MATINEE TICKET RESERVATIONS -- 815-338-5300 or 385-3730 CONTRACTORS Job Held Up Because Of Concrete Delivery Delay? CALL ACCU-CSETE, INC. Saturday Deliverys Available Phone: 338-471* cr The City of Marengo is now Accepting Applications for PROBATIONARY PATROLMEN Eligibility Criteria includes: t . < U.S. Citizen / . ;. 21 - 35 years of age High School Diploma - G.E D. * Good Physical Health Satisfactory Work History Non-Criminal Record (exclusive of traffic misdemeanors) Selection Process: Must be able to Successfully pass: Written Examination Personal History Background Exam. Oral Interview Polygraph Examination Physical Examination Benefits Include: Hospitalization, Life & Disability Insurance 8 Paid Holidays 40 hour work week Six Sick Days per year Starting Salary - 6.08 per hour Tentative Start Date December 15,1979 - Applications will be accepted up to and including November 12,1979 Send Resume to: Chief of Police 132 E. Prairie Marengo, IL 60152 . 4 I Ml BABER BUICK - FOX LAKE m W* j "SAVE * Wauconda Bank Now Offers 6-Month Certificates NEW '79 LESABRES AT California, the perennial lead­ er, had a $10.4 billion total last year, up from $9.4-billion in 1977. Iowa, the perennial runner-up, followed again with an $8.2 billion total that 12.193% Annual Rate No Savings and Loan Pays More! Act Now! This Rate Available November 1-November 8 Earn the highest rate now available on 6-month certificates. Available in amounts of $10,000 or more. Also available to businesses. Annual rate is subject to change when certificate matures. Certificates are not redeemable prior to maturity. All deposits are in­ sured up to $40,000 by Federal Deposit Insurance C o r p o r a t i o n . -- -- -- ^ ^ -- - • ^ Stock 2003 W/4S $8,104 NOW *66041 Stock 521 WAS $8353 NOW *6801 Stock 2043D WAS $8,716 NOW *7080 Stock 2046 WAS $8,306 NOW *6785 i Stock 2031 WAS $8,426 NOW *6890 Stock 2016 WAS $8,340 NOW *6791 Stock 504 WAS $8,251 NOW *6722 Stock 517 WAS $7,459 NOW *6118 Stock 516 WAS $8,323 NOW *6782 Stock 2004 VMS $8,629 NOW *7068 ON REMAINING. 79 BUICKS AND DEMOS Stock 511 WAS $8,970 NEW '79 SKY HAWKS Stock 557 WAS $6,381 NEW '79 REGAL TURBO Stock 1981 v WAS $7,930 NOW Stock 1986 WAS $7,556 NOW NEW '79 REGALS <6640 *6348 Stock 1963D WAS $8,339 Stock 524 WAS $7,896 NOW NOW *6823 '6650 NEW '79 REGAL LIMITEDS Stock 502D WAS $7,482 NOW Stock 1958D * WAS $7,198 NOW Stock 2011 D WAS $7,736 NOW Stock 2024D WAS $7,540 NOW *6264 *6022 *6472 *6317 Stock 1974D WAS $8,567 Stock 1980 WAS $7,912 Stock 518 WAS $7,629 Stock 2000 WAS $7,999 NOW NOW NOW NOW *7037 *6626 *6405 *6719 NEW '79 CENTURY WAGONS Stock 529 WAS $6,475 NOW Stock 2049 WAS $6,214 NOW *5518 *5287 NEW '79 ELECTRAS Stock 2020 WAS $11,441 NOW *9096 S A V E N O W E X C L U S I V E L Y A T T H I S L O C A T I O N BabepBuick 9 1 S . 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