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Warriors Return To Conference Play At Woodstock Tonight The McHenry Warriors resume Fox N Valley play tonight when they journey to Woodstock to take on the "'Blue Streaks. The Streaks under new coach Doug Hallpenny are having their troubles this year winning only once, beating Cary Grove by 10 pts., in the Wheeling tourney. Clary had defeated the Streaks in conference play earlier 80 to 69. Playing without the services of Mike Nelson, who was injured in football, the Streaks boast no lettermen on their squad. Players who will see ac­ tion are seniors Mike Peters, Jim Limbaugh, Randy Hutter and Brett TVtHWsnn along with junior Scott Ritzert who make up the starting five./ The Warriors, fresh from a second place in the Elgin tourney, are anxious to get back into conference play where they have dropped their last two encounters, to Crystal Lake South and Dundee. With both of these teams undefeated in Fox Valley play, the Warriors cannot afford to take the Streaks too lightly. To keep their title chances alive this has to be a must game for the Warriors. The sophomores get under way at 6:30 with the varsity at 8 p.m. V Ringwood News 385-8037 653-9262 728-0343 Meeting Set The first meeting of the new year for Ringwood United Methodist Women, will be held in the home of president, Alice Peet Thursday, Jan. 10, at 12:30 p.m. This will be an informal planning meeting and all the ladies are requested to at­ tend and bring suggestions or ideas for the coming year. Also, » ladies of the church will be 61ng Meals-on-Wheels this coming week, and if anyone can givp*.,9 couple of hours, one or/tw^days this week, pleasAcall Mary Butler.. HOSPITALIZED ; Mike and Sue Hogan's infant son, Johnny, has been hospitalized with pneumonia McHenry hospital since the day following Christmas. We pray the little fellow will be home with his family by the time this column is read. GATHERINGS Though two of their children could not be here, (Mary Sonnemaker and John Hogan, Jr.), the rest of the clan gathered with John and Ila Hogan for a festive day. Those attending were the families of Tom Parsley, Dick Thompson, Mike Hogan, Harry Hogan and Jerry Hogan. Also Sig and Ingeborg Jacobsen joined the group. Paul and Althea Walkington entertained Jay and Jan Walkington with "their daughters5; Ida Mae and Clarence Adams, with their children; and Lee. Christmas eve the Ackerman and BiHuce families gathered in the home of Judy and Jay Kohller at Johnsburg. Christmas day, Leonard and Phyllis Ackerman en­ tertained all their family, and Clayton and Virginia Bruce. Joining the family circle were Leonard's sister and family from Moses Lake, Wash., Doreen and Eric Oscarson, with children, Nick and Mandy. Christmas for Byron and Lucille Sowers started the Saturday prior, when they and all their children and grandchildren gathered in the home of Betty (Sowers) and Gene Garrison at Hebron. Including the great grandchildren, there were close to forty in attendance. The Sowers spent Christmas eve with Mary (Sowers) and Sherman Spencer and their children and families; the Lenny Spencers; Alan Spencers; Donna, Cindy and friend. Christmas morning, the Sowers, Sherman Spencers, and Alan Spencers enjoyed breakfast with the Garrisons at Hebron. Later in the day they had dinner with Alan and Kris Spencer and their sons. BIRTHDAYS This columnist does not have the complete list of birthdays and anniversaries but we do want to extend birthday greetings to Gary Dowell, Jan. 6, Robert Howe, Sr., Jan. 7, Alice Peet, Jan. 8 and Barb Faber, Jan. 11. Any that were overlooked Uppiiii - :: " . > • • • THE SOFTEST PRICE IN TOWN! TTTT^ ISCH&LOMB SOFLENS* m Ultra-Thin "CHARGE IT" The Purchase of any tenses and frames. Most present this ad. LENSES <J0NLY SALE YOUR COMPLETE EYE CARE CENTER COMMONS VISION CENTERS 4 .305 W. E lm S t . McHenry (815) 344-3900 HKLPINGJ'AWS ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION f P.O. Bofs 205 * Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 •(815)459-2641 By Kathleen Thaye The first meeting of the Helping Paws Boarjl of Directors for the new (year will be held Jan. 16, a I 7:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend at the office ana store- combination, 465 Vfginia street, route 14. Several problems are facing HP, The first, of course, is growth. HP needs a bigger place in Which to house a store, off/ce and mini-shelter. So fari, no one in any community vfithin the county has offered/any help at all; not financial, and not ideas. If HP had a great deal of money, there would be no need for ideas, HP could simply go out and get anything needed. Such is not the case. The next problem is what to do to make the Lake in the Hills residents aware of the seriousness of their- com­ munity pet killer problem. HP must aid them in every way. Lake in ;he Hills police made it clear that they would onlj pursue the matter if coicrete evidence was brought to them. How HP can do this will be under discussion at the meeting. Perhaps the killer himself will be curious enough to attend; his attendance is welcome. Also under discussion will be the Feb. 38 bazaar at the Crystal Point mall. HP will need^suggestions and physical help. Please call, or come to the meeting and participate in the fun. will be included in next week's column. THINGS TO REMEMBER Jan. 6-- Church services - Ringwood church - 9:15 a.m. Church school - 9:45 a.m. Jan. 8 - Ringwood Choir practice - 7 p.m. Jan. 10.-Ringwood church administrative Board meeting - 7:30 p.m. Com­ mittees meet 6:30 p.m. Ringwood U.M.W.-12:30 p.m.- Alice Peet's. •Eye Examinations n Available [ j I I > I ALSO OFFICE AT: A not so pleasant sequel to the Lake in the Hills killer story is that Jack Rehorst of Animal Control repqrted three weeks ago he took from a very painful leg hold trap, a racoon who had bitten through most of its own leg to free itself- The trap was illegally set right behind the area where the cat had b|en set afire. Another coincidence? The racoon was saved and presently is being nursed back to health by Sally Joosten, area wiid life ex­ pert. " ' Remember the meeting Wednesday, Jan. 16, at 7:30 ft 465 Virginia street, Crystal Lake. The office is located two doors southeast of Dole avenue on route 14 within the laundromat- insurance complex and parking space is available. • The adoption fee includes the cost of the surgery if performed by a vet of HP's choice or a deduction from the orginial cost by your vet. The adoption fee remains the same whether or not the pet has already been neutered. Adoption fees are collected at the office only. The ex­ ception is when a pet is listed for adoption by a foster home. In this case, the fee is iaccepted by the foster parent. For furtffer in­ formation please call the Helping Paws office Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. -at 459-26^L DOGS FOR ADOPTION Foster home, mixed breed black with white semi-long hair, year old female, very friendly with all family members, well behaved, 25 pounds, 312-639-1810. Black with browrf and white long hair adult female, 40 pounds, very friendly, loves other pets, originially -found two weeks ago at McHenry County College. Must find home at once or else, 943-7631. 6 month, short haired mini Shepherd mix, very small, all shots, housebroken, female, very well behaved, 459-3772. CATS FOR ADOPTION Two ypar old "Morris""" type male, semi-long hair, very warm and affectionate, 385-5875. 10 month old black and white short hair, male, amber gold eyes, 459-5685 evenings. ' Many dogs are Mailable at the Animal Control center from Pedigree Irish Setter, 6 months female with papers, to red Doberman male, 1M> years. Come to visit all of the others at 11608 Banford road in Woodstock or call 338-7040. Lost Dogs: Male Beagle, large, Bull Valley and Fleming road, 338-1858. German Shepherd male, Woodstock, Alden road, 338- 3881. Irish Setter male, bent tail, thin choke collar, Draper and. Curran road, McHenry, 344-3872. Basset Beagle male, young, black and white McCullom Lake, 344-3843. 2 Golden Retrievers, male, and female, male has green choke, 923-2595. Golden Retriever male, young, thick orange hunting collar, tag with owners name, 344-1092. Found Dogs: Two miniature Dachshunds, owner must identify further, 459-2641. PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, JANUARY 4,1980 ONE-STOP AIRLINE and AMTRAK TICKETS WMIe Yen Wait travel service Chain-O-Lakes TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. Elm St. McH&^ry, Illinois 60050 Amtrak* Planning o Caribbean cruise? A trip to Europe Mexico Hawaii? You can.compare them all under one roof at our office' We are agents lor steamship airlines hotels sightseeing companies throughout the world Dependable Travel since 1961 385-7500 Area Code 815 ALTERATIONS & REPAIRS Shorten Pants $2.20 Shorten Pants (with cuffs) $2.60 Plain Skirt Hem .. $3.00 (Alteration & Repair offer expires February 15) DRYCLEANING SPECIAL Sweaters, Plain skirts. Pants.... 99'each ^Route. 120 ,y 60050 3jb4-3979 HOME PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE SAVE with in-store DISCOUNTS! LENSES! (312)223-00201 •Round Lake Commons Shopping Center P; ^829 E I BE HEALTHY, WEALTHY, WISE Worry less and work more, Ride less and walk more, Frown less and smile more, Eat less and chew more, Preach less and practice more, Talk less and read more? Subscribe to The McHenry^ 385-0170 38112 W. ELM ST. MCHENRY, ILLINOIS Legal Notice State Campaign For Officer Recruitment VILLAGE OF LAKEMOOR McHENRYCOUNTY, ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL BUILDING REMODELING ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed Bids, subject to conditions contained in the Contract Documents Will be received by the Village of Lakemoor until 8:00 p.m. February 14, 1980 at the Municipal Building, Lakemoor, Illinois at 234 W. Rand Rd. Copies of the forms of Contract Documents in­ cluding Instructions to Bidders _are available through Tandem Associates, Architects/ Arrangements for documents can be made by.«phoning (312) 538-1555. One set of documents will be furnished to each prime contractor. Additional docuflTSttt will be available at cost which «will not be refundable. Project consists of remodeling municipal Building for Public Works Department. Genel-al Work, Electrical and Heating will each be prime contractors for their work and bid proposal. The President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Lakemoor reserve the right to reject any and all bids and to waive technicalities. Dated at Lakemoor this 18th day of December, 1979. (sig) Richard J. Hyatt President A four-month, statewide campaign to recruit ap­ plicants for positions as sworn officers has been launched by' the Illinois Department of Law En­ forcement and state Law Enforcement Merit board. "Recruitment efforts from Dec. 20 to April 20, 1980, are designed to fill 160 positions with the best qualified candidates in the stated' said Law Enforcement Director Dan K. Webb. » ' To maintain compliance with the Department's af­ firmative action guidelines, Geddes said that 50 percent of those hired will be white males, 43 percent will be minority males, and 7 percent will be women, both white' and minority. Applications and ad­ ditional information about qualifications and the selection process can be obtained from the nearest state police headquarters of DLE Recruitment Office, 160 North LaSalle Street, Room 327, Chicago, 111., 60601 Pacita R. Morrison Clerk (Pub. Dec. 28, 1979, Jan. 2 4 9, 1980) Returned applications must be postmarked no later than April 20. j PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Proposed Filing To the Pptrons of the Illinois Bel I Telephone Company: ' The Illinois Bell Telephone Company hereby gives notice to the public that it has filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission', under Advice No. 4085, proposed changes in its rates and regulations for telephone service in Illinois. The changes include a general increase in the rates alhd charges for Service Charges, Exchange Telecom' muhications Service/ Station Service and various miscellaneous services and equipment including a revision in the Directory Assistance Service Plan. A copy of the proposed filing may be inspected by any in­ terested party at any business office of this Company in Illinois. All parties interested in this matter may obtain infor­ mation with respect thereto either directly from this Com­ pany or by addressing the Secretary of the Illinois Com­ merce Commission, Springfield, Illinois 62706. ILLINOIS BELL fELEPHONE CO. By E.C. Hoeppner Division Manager - Rates Published Dec 28 Jan 4 . 1979 & 1980 BEFORE YOU BUY THE NEW. MODERN WATER CONDITIONING SYSTEM I 'NO ELECTRICITY •METERED WATER A ̂ ESS SAtT \ - SAVES MONEY FREE WATER TEST AND RENTAL RATES ONREfl CALL YOl LOCAL WATER CONDITIONING DEALER: KINKTICO r 0runcr TOMHUEMANN WATER CONDITIONING 2103 W. CHURCH ST. JOHNSBURE McHENRY. ILL 305-3093 "UUC(ST SERVICE DEPT. M MMIKM ILLINOIS" STATE BAIMK The f i rst bank in McHenry County to pay high market interest rates to the small saver. ON A $10,000 CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT YOU WILL NET 10.880°/. Per Year ON YOUR CONTRIBUTION FOR 26 WEEKS You Don't Need s10,000 At the Wonder Lake State Bank you don't need $10,000 to get high Money Market rates! We will lend you $5,000* which when added to your $5,000 will bring your deposit up to the required $10,000. (See schedule at the right) This means that after 26 weeks. .• .after we have taken out the loan charge, you will have earned $270.51. And your deposit is insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Compore this to the highest day-to-day savings account bank rate .... you'll see that the new Wonder Lake State Bank account more than doubles the ih-, te'est on your money. ' a t 12 880% APR payable in a single payment of $5 due in 26 weeks RATES AVAILABLE THROUGH JANUARY 9. 1980 AT WONDER LAKE STATE BANK WHEN YOU ADD *5,000 *6,000 *7,000 *8,000 *9,000 '10,000 or more TO OUR LOAN OF *5,000 *4,000 *3,000 *2,000 *1,000 " EARNS YOU EARN ANNUALLY (After the ISM charge 11214 11.451 11.630 11.769 11.880 per year Federal regulations prohibit compounding of interest on 26-week certificates. No withdrawal of principal or interest from this account will be allowed by the Bonk before the maturity date except if the depositor dies or is declared incompetent. We reserve the right to withdraw thiS offer at any time without notice. Keogh and IRA accounts are not eligible to participate. A BAIMK WONDER LAKE, ILL. 60097 (815)728-0433 ' Cl '•* LOBBY HOURS: MON, TUES.THURS. 9-3, FRI. 9-8, SAT. 9-12 NOON DRIVE-UP HOURS: MON. TUES WED. THURS. FRI. 8-8, SAT 9-3