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PAGE 8 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22. IBM SALEQQtHBfflOKSALE WE ARE WOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS BUT WE MUST SELL 94 CARS THIS MONTH SO HELP US OUT! FRAN CAVIN GIVES (3) THREE (3) GOOD REASONS FOR BUYING A NEW OR USED CAR FROM CAVIN MAGINNIS FORD DURING HIS FEBRUARY SALE! 1. FORD IS NOW OFFERING A '300 or >500 REBATE ON SELECTED 1979 or 1980 MODELS. - 2. ALL OTHER 1979 and 1980 MODELS IN STOCK ARE GREATLY REDUCED. CMS TRUCKS Stk. No. Model, Color Mfg. Our List Price P"ce No. 79339 LTD 4 dr. Blue No. 79403 LTD 2 dr. Cordov. No. 80101 LTD 4 dr. Red No. 80117 LTD 2 dr. Blue No. 79358 LTD 2 dr. White No. 79338 LTD 2 dr. Blue No. 80118 LTD 4 dr. Cordov No. 80116 LTD 4 dr. Reg. No. 794T3 T Bird 2 dr. Cham No. 79455 T-Bird 2 dr. Burnt Orange No. 79457 T-Bird 2 dr. Green No. 80111 T-Bird Town 2 dr. Dk. Chamois No. 80141 T-Bird 2 dr. Sand No. 79481 T-Bird 2 dr. White No. 79472 T-Bird 2 dr. Silver No. 80140 T-Bird 2 dr. White No. 80133 T-Bird 2 dr. Silver No. 79471 T-Bird gfir. Blue No. 801P4 Gran 2 dr. Black No. 79422 Gran 2 dr. White No.'80115 Gran 4 dr. Chamois No. 80161 Gran 2 dr. Bittersweet No. 80194 Gran 2 dr. Chamois No. 80188 Mustang 3 dr. Bittersweet No. 79245 Mustang 3 dr. Yellow 7283.00 No. 80131 Mustang 2 dr. Red 5758.00 No. 80119 Mustang 2 dr. Silver 6702.00 No. 80153 Mustang 2 dr. White 7113.00 No. 80132 Mustang 2 dr. Blue 6463.00 No. 80105 Mustang 3 dr. Brown 6542.00 No. 80166 Mustang 2 dr. Blue 5956.00 No. 79380 Fairmont 4 dr. Creme 5837.00 No. 80103 Farimont Station Wagon Blue No. 79275 Fairmont 2 dr. Futura Blue No. 79253 Fairmont 2 dr. Futura Dk. Blue No. 80138 Pinto Wagon Bittersweet 5682.00 No. 80167 Pinto Runabout Blue 5218.00 No. 80169 Pinto 2 dr. Pony Brown 4056.00 No. 80181 Pinto 2 dr. Wagon Blue 4705.00 No. 80142 Pinto Runabout Silver 4730.00 $7981.00 6920.00 8123.00 8101.00 7693.00 8492.00 7753.00 9058.00 7615.00 7714.00 7792.00 11,057.00 9176.00 8401.00 8357.00 10,139.00 8596.00 8269.00 6019.00 6294.00 7332.00 6645.00 6613.00 6361.00 6386.00 5141.00 5500.00 $6632.50 5806.50 7467.69 7441.81 6406.87 7077.42 7132.99 8290.24 6542.48 6620.86 6681.42 9993.64 8523.50 7158.78 7121.72 9399.64 7996.05 7052.96 5747.93 5552.97 6863.72 6228.45 6206.46 to033.76 6543.00 5468.68 6320.53 6701.37 6110.23 6189.52 5652.93 5309.50*: 6019.73 4997.16 5019.86 5395.58 4962.98 3948.49 4565.76 4519.72 Stk. No. Model, Color Mfg. List Price Our Price 80164 Bronco 4x4 80158 Bronco 4x4 80150 Bronco 4x4 80135 Bronco 4x4 80137 Bronco 4x4 80136 Bronco 4x4 80187 Bronco 4x4 79543 Bronco 4x4 Walnut Red & Wht. Blk. & Wht. 2 T. Brown Silver Blue Dk. Blue Silver Blk. & Wht. 9,020.00 10,409.45 12,919.50 13,219.15 11,219.75 12,482.65 9,411.55 10,101.00 PICKUPS 80192 F. 150 Brown 80183 F.250 Red 80160 F. 150 Silver 80129 F. 100 Red/White 80182 F.100 Sand 80123 F. 250 Lt. Green 80112 F. 250 Dk. Chamois 80185 F. 250 Dk. Green 79378 F. 150 Blk/Wht. 79308 F. 100 Blue 79377 F. 150 Blue 80172 F. 150 4x4 Sand 80191 F. 150 4x4 Black 80124 F. 150 4x4 Black 80106 F. 150 4x4 Maroon 80193 F 250 Blue 80173 F.250 4x4 Silver Blue 80121 F.250 4x4 Gr/Wht 80134 F.250 4x4 Bl/Wht 80175 F.250 4x4 Dk. Chamois 9,520.71 80102 E. 150 Van Silver 7,055.00 79444 E. 150Conv. Van Blue 80130 E 150 Van Blue 80155 E 150 Van Blue , 80144 E. 150 Van Green 80110 E. 150 Van Blue 7,425.00 7,836.00 6,618.00 6,964.00 6,139.00 7,885.00 8,350.00 7,183.00 6,612.00 6,325.00 7,550.00 10,141.67 9,011.79 11,169.50 10,294.00 8,003.95 10,967.53 10,353.00 10,185.00 14,813.00 7,688.24 6,998.00 7,383.00 9,141.53 8,352.17 9,589.71 11,823.26 12,090.40k 10,309.70 11,433.43 8.687.43 8,530.20 6.713.08 7,126.19 5,918.00 6,263.91 5,569.56 7,135.37 7,538.49 6.468.44 5,583.07 5,933.99 5.994.09 9,160.37 8,139.68 10,088.62 9,297.80 7,229.37 9,906.15 9,294.12 9.199.45 8,599.35 6,416.88 10,822.14 , 6,954.05 6,128.78 6.658.10 8,317.29 SPECIAL Cab & Chassis Suitable For Applications C-8000 White 181WB -146Ca 52,064.87 46,057.38 . . ------ Exec. Driven 1979 Lincoln Ljst over No Reasonable [Continental Town Car 7,000 Mi $15(000 Offer Refused 3. USED CARS & TRUCKS. NOW AT UNBELIEVABLY LOW PRICES. 75 LTD 2 door, Black. V8, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, air oiriflftionmg. Radials '1595 76 Mustang Cobra, White, V8 4 speed Power steering. Power Brakes, air conditioning, Radials *3395 72 Chevy Impala, 4 door, red. '1095 75 FOflKO Torino Eli*, White, V8, CVmission, powCQuM.. brakes, air o tuning, t<.„. Radials *2695 79 FORD F-250 RANGER XLT, Dark Brown, V8. Automatic Transmission, Power steering, Power brakes, Radials, XLT Package, Rear Step Bumper, Immaculate. SAVE: s5795 76 GMC SPRINT, 305 V8, air conditioning, automatic tran­ smission, power steering, power brakes, tW(_. Radio. '3175 78 GMC 150, Green, Heavy duty Half Ton. V8, AM Radio, Power Brakes. Priced to Sell. only'4495 74 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER Win­ dow Van, Beige, V8, Power Steering, automatic tran­ smission, Power Brakes, A Steal at Just only'1095 76 FORD F100, Yellow, 6 Cyl Heavy Duty Equipment, Extra Tires, 20,000 Certified Miles. ASTEAU'3195 79 CAPRI, Tangerine, V6, auto trans, radio, power steering, power brakes, air cond., white sidewall steel belted tires. One gwne^^onj^4£2^ HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! Don't be left out in the cokl Buy now while suppRes last l>l AINDI AU K' Letters to tlu» l.dilor Public Pulse (Th« Plaindeoler inviloi tho public to uio this »hi* column of on oiproiliun of •heir views on lubjocti of fonoroj interest in our community. Our only roquoit it »Hot tho writer* give • tignofure full oddroii ond phono number. We osk too. thot one individual not write on.the tome subject moire thoh once each month. We reserve the right to delete any moteriol which we consider libelous or in objecfionoble toste.) "MY KIND A TOWN" "Editor: "Happy Birthday , Wonder Lake...^ "Fifty years' ago, on Feb. 22, 1930, for the first time, water spilled over your dam and Wonder Lake became a reality. "From a pastureland, to a summer resort area, to a c o m m u n i t y s e r v i n g thousands of full time residents, you grew. "On a hot and sultry summer day, your waters give the pleasure of a refreshing swim. Sailboats dot your^ surface as their occupants relax from the pressures of the day. A young boy rejoices over the fish he has pulled from your depths. Water skiers playfully bounce over your waves. "The harsh cold of winter is softened by the glad voices of children skating on your thick ice. Ice boats skim swiftly by, while snowmobilers find your miles of surface a recreational delight. "Your waters have been well used. RENT RINSETFVAC the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rental $1.00 per hour . . . for every hour thereafter. (Example 2 hours . . total charge $1 plus tax.) NO MINIMUM Special Rentol Rate Good Monday thru Thursday RIHSENVAC cleans the professionals do at a traction ot the cost ft SUN (J , HIS SS 00 MIN OVERNIGHT SPECIAL I 0:00 P.M. • 9:00 A.M. $10.00 8 HORNSBYS - family tenrrr- 4400 W. RTE. 120. McHENRY, ILL. "The people who have gathered on your shores, who live the days of their lives in your community could be considered a cross­ roads of America. You have formed your own melting pot of humanity. "Your people include the young couples working, struggling, laughing, and crying - raising up their families. There are the middle aged, breathing a bittersweet sigh of relief and remorse as the youngest of their chicks walks out the door to begin life on his own. There are the elderly - many of the Social Security crowd who carefully manage on their limited income and yet enrich their golden years by being "young at heart". There are the children whose enthusiastic banter rings from your waters to your picnic grounds to your baseball fields to your sledding hills. "Your neighborhoods are not snobbish. Your people are, for the most part - warm, sensitive and helpful to each other. Your small businesses offer a 'home town' type friendliness. "You have been called "Little Chicago" and there is some truth in this. Most of your population has migrated from the noisy, bustling windy city to settle on your peacful shores. With them, they bring the qualities and traditions of their culture. Some bring their tendency towards crime and this portion of humanity creates an in­ creasing problem for all of your citizens. "You harbor no panacea for the problems of your area. You harbor human beings - with all of their goodness and all of their faults. MCHENRY HEARING AID SUBHEnUB ALL MAKES * LOW PRICES! BATTERIES Vi PRICE NED. ONLY 10 TO 5 3937 MAIN STREET MCHENRY, ILLINOIS 25 Years Exp«ri*ac« 30-DAY RENTAL PUN 385-74* 1 lkcui.IU. Staff-MMifist onder Lake Inn & Loungi Featuring Chinese & American Cuisine 1 NOW OPEN FOR LUNCH TUES. THRU FRI. 11:30 TO 2 | SPECIALS! •TUES. & WED ALL DAY SENIOR CITIZENS 10°o OFF •THURS. ALL DAY FRIED CHICKEN $2.85 •FRI. NITE-FISHERMAN'S WHARF $2.95 CARRY OUT ORDERS! 5506 E WONDER LAKE RD WONDER LAKF ILL PHONE 115-728-0411 OPEN FOR DINNERS: TUES. THURS. 4 to 9 FRI. 4 to 10 SAT. 1 to 10 SUN. 1 to 9 -- "C""o™'lL ,d •I. IW BANQUETS HAIL FACILITIES 20 120 GUESTS S3.50 - $7 00 PER PERSON FAMILY STYLE "You have kept your uniqueness by keeping your priyacy. While your residential growth has been almost -unlimited, your dependency has grown in other areas. Industry is almost unknown to you. Harrison school is the only Wonder Lake school, ser­ vicing a section of your kindergarten through eighth grade students. Your children attending at least seven other area schools. Your residents look to McHenry, Woodstock and Crystal Lake for major shopping, newspapers, libraries, hospital care and more. Most of your people leave your lake to find employment. "Incorporation is perhaps your most controversial topic. Only a small nucleus in Wonder Lake called Sunrise Ridge is an in­ corporated village. For the rest of your east side and your west side, a bitter battle has been Waged through the years. Some who would incorporate, who see the value and advantages of this unifying process, have fought in vain. Those who wish to remain free, in­ dependent and unshackled by the inevitable challenges and problems that in­ corporation would bring, have made you the largest . unincorporated area in Illinois. r,We pause by your waters on this occasion, your fiftieth birthday, to give you recognition. Much has been accomplished and your future holds unlimited potential. How your future will be shaped and by whom - we do not know ... "But for now, we say... Happy Birthday, Wonder- Lake... you're my kinda town. "Mary Jean Huff "3104 Eastwood Drive "Wonder Lake" $200 Scholarship For Secretarial Career The Fox Valley chapter, the National Secretaries association (International) announces the establishment of a scholarship in the amount of $200 to aid students planning to pursue a career in secretarial science at McHenry County college. This scholarship is open to all students entering MCC in the fall, 1980 semester, those students returning to MCC for part-time or evening courses, or any student who is presently enrolled at MCC in the secretarial science department. Financial needs of the student will be taken into consideration. NSA has been established to promote professionalism, understanding of the business world and en­ courages secretaries to grow through education. It en­ courages these goals in those students pursuing a secretarial career by the awarding of this scholarship. Applications can be ob­ tained from the secretarial science department of MCC in March. Details on this will follow later. The selection will be made in May with the scholarship presented at the June NSA dinner meeting. For more information, call Virginia Kleinfelter, 459-5000 or contact the Secretarial Science department at McHenry County college. , Slate Seminar For Non-Profit Groups A seminar designed to help directors of non-profit organizations in identifying federal funding and proposal writing will be held at McHenry County college Wednesday, Feb. 27, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Dr. Lynn Willett from Elgin Community college will instruct the participants in methods of getting grant money for their agency and give basic, concrete steps to take when searching out and applying for grants. Topics to be covered in­ clude grant writing techniques, sources of funding, developing a resource development strategy and grants ad­ ministration. The cost includes lunch and an extensive array of resource materials for each participant. Registration can be made by calling McHenry County college. Folk Program Offered Free At MCC March 4 "Rye Whiskey and Wry" an evening of Southern Appalachian folk tales, music and dance will be presented at McHenry County college Tuesday, March 4. The free performance by The Company a freshman touring ensemble from the Northwestern university School of Speech Depart­ ment of Interpretation, is sponsored by MCC's Speech department and the college's Student Life committee. The one-hour show will begin at 8 p.m. in the College Union. It will include banjo and guitar accompaniment, singing, square dancing, bird calls, riddles, games and folk wisdom. The program will feature the trickster hero who triumphs over such ad­ versaries as a giant and an old fire dragaman, a lusty re-telling of Chaucer's Miller's Tale, and "Like Meat Loves Salt," a version of the folk tale that ShakesDeare transformed into King Lear. Cheryl Oxford, a Nor­ t h w e s t e r n g r a d u a t e assistant, directs the 19 performers in The Company. Local residents are invited to attend the free per­ formance. For additional information call the college. In the forefront of nations that are offering homes, jobs and education to these refugees is Argentina. An estimated 5,000 refugees will be arriving in Argentina, and the people of that coun­ try are finding them the jobs and the - homes they need. That could take some of the burden off the U.S. Winter Special! Our mechanic must eat during the winter too, so we want to keep him busy! December 1 thru April 1 ANY EWME OVERHAULED AUTO OR BOAT $250* PLUS PARTS Call for Details and Appointment /tiatim ^ctoice. 3308 WEST WAUKEGAN ROAD McHENRY, ILLINOIS 60050 / 815-385-0868 HILARY RODENKIRCH^ PONTIAC SALES MANAGER Customers To See Me For The Best Deol In Town! CADILLAC PONTIAC (815)385-6000 COME TO THE BIOOEST CAMLLAC-POMTIAC DEALER IN TNE "COMITY" 'ent-ACar Located just 11. miles South ot tie cow on U.S. Route 14 ( Ium-H Sun 4 (

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