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o PAGE^J>LAINDEAL£R^^^ FOR mi FOR LEASE OR RENT, modern 2 bedroom residence, central air, living room with cozy fireplace, dining room off kitchen, storage attic, cement driveway, nice back yard for outdoor activities. Close to lake for boating, fishing, etc. $375 plus utilities, security deposit. Call Letizia Financial Corp. J.C. Letizia, 815-728-0404. 7-9-7-llC FOR LEASE OR RENT, modern 1 bedroom apart­ ment, $275 plus utilities, security deposit. Call Letizia Financial Corp. J.C.Letizia, 815-728-0404 7-9-7-1 lc 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT in middle of McHenry, air conditioned, stove and refrigerator. $195, call 815- 385-3490 7-9-7-1 lc RESPONSIBLE ADULT, large room for rent, kitchen privileges, weekly or monthly. Ca|ll before 9am and after 5nm, 815-385-0028 e 7-9-7-18c v MAN/WANTED TO SHARE comfortable home in McHenry. Air conditioned, fireplace, etc. Everything furnished. Available now $60 weekly or $220 monthly. 815- 385-2233 anytime 7-9-7-llc 5 BEDROOMS, 3 baths, 2,650 sq. ft. McHenry home on wooded acre, large family room, 2l/z car garage, 2 fireplaces, screened porch. Rights to adjacent stable and pool area. $650, refqefences required. 815-385- 3164 7-9-7-llc PRESTIGE HOME ON Pistakee Lake, 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 half baths, all appli ances including microwave and compactor. Accessible to trains in McHenry, Fox Lake and Round Lake. 2 miles to US 12. $600 per month plus security deposit, references required. Phone 815-344-1300 for appointment. 7-9-7-18c 2 BEDROOM HOUSE for rent. Large wooded lot, $270 per month, security deposit and references 815-385-2570. 7-9-7-18C HOUSE TO SHARE, seeking responsible working male, $100 month plus '6 utilities, rural McHenry. After 6pm, 815-344-4057. 7-9-7-llc 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. No pets, $340 per month. References, security deposit, available August 1st. 815-385-4424 7-9-7-1 lc APARTMENT FOR RENT, two bedrooms, James & 3rd St. McHenry. 312-381-2059 7- 9-7-11c TWO BEDROOM APART­ MENT. All utilities included $285 per month. ' Security deposit. No pets. 815-385-9872 Sltffc 5 ROOM APARTMENT City of McHenry, two bedrooms, with new carpeting and all appliances 815-385-6566 or 815-344-1632. » 7-2tfc LIGHT ' INDUSTRIAL SPACE, new opening in areas of 1200 to 15,000 sq. ft. Immediate occupancy. 815- 678-2861 ' 7-2tfc 1,000 sq. ft. of office or retail space, zoned B-l on Route 120, separate utilities and ample parking. 815-338-0777. 7-2tfc TWO BEDROOM IN RICH­ MOND on second floor, no pets, security deposit required. $220 per month. 815-678-4441 7-9-7-18C FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE, large fenced lot, close to schools. Call 815-385-5108. 7- 9-7-11c TWO BEDROOM, l'/z bath, pool, all appliances, new carpeting, newly decorated $350 month and security deposit. 815-385-2919 7-9-7- llc ft FOR RENT, 2 bedroom home in Johnsburg on the Fox River. $350 month. 385- 0804 ^ 7-9-7-llc ACROSS FROM MCHENRY Country Club, 3 bedroom, 2Vfe baths, dining room, large rec. room, 2 car attached garage, double oven range, dishwasher. $460 per month plus security. 815-385-6513. Available 8-1. 7-9-7-llc WOODSTOCK TERRACE APARTMENTS, accepting applications for 1 bedroom apartments. $l64-$232 monthly. Call 10am to 6pm. Mon-Tues-Thurs-Fri. 815- 338-0281. 7-9-7-llC FURNISHED OFFICE SPACE-up to 2 furnished offices plus reception area. Available for rent in prestigeous McHenry location. Rent includes utilities. Phone 815-344-1300. 7-9-7-18C STUDIO APARTMENT, for single individual. Com­ pletely furnished. Utilities included. $175 month. 8151 385-3685 7-9-7-llc 2 BEDROOM HOUSE in Wonder Lake. No pets $275 month. 312-438-6106 7-9-7-llc VFW CLUBHOUSE AND HALL for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385- 9860 from 9am to 12 week­ days or after 6pm. 7-2tfc 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENTS in McHenry, 1 year lease, no pets, security deposit required, $300 per month. For information and rental applications 385-2352 or 385-4646. 7-2tfc ROOM FOR RENT, for single man. 815-385-9858 or 385-9262 • 7-2tfc IVi CAR GARAGE SEC­ TION $50 per month, auto storage only. 815-385-3192. 7- Stfc OFFICE IN McHenry, good location, air con­ ditioned. All utilities fur­ nished $95. Call 815-385-3490. 7-2tfc WANTED TO 8UT" \! ORIENTAL RUGS WAN­ TED: Immediate cash paid or rugs, Sarouk, Kashan, Chinese. Call collect 312-884- 6444 anytime. 7-2tfc BUYING AND SELLING coins, US and Foreign. Scrap gold and silver. Paying top prices. "OLD WORLD COINS", 815-344-4010. 7-2tfc WANTED TO BUY: 6" jointer-planer; 12" Band- saw. 815-385-4933 after 5pm. 7-9 MOVING? CLEANING HOUSE? Buying antique furniture, old toys, china, lamps, old advertising items, etc. 815-678-4141. 7-9- 8-lc ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Highest cash price paid for your olu rugs. SAROUK, KASHAN, KfeRMAN, CHINESE, etc. Will travel. Call Collect 312-884-6444 » PET COLUMN WANTED PUPPIES, 6-8 weeks old, good homes guaranteed. Also we buy Poodle, Cocker or Sch- mauzer mixed pups. 815-385- 7897 7-2tfc FREE TO GOOD HOME, adorable young female cat, gray, black stripped. 312-546- 631 ̂ ext. 2712. 815-455-1383 7- LOST: Small black and taift Terrier-Schnauzer mixed. Resembles Benji. 815-344- 1547 or 312-587-9599 7-9 GIVE AWAY: Young loving female cat, white. Lakeland Park. 815-385-4909 7-9 LOST: Black & white long haired declawed female cat. Pistakee Highlands area. 312-497-3965 7-9 KTS FOR SAU BRITTANY SPANIEL PUP, AKC registered, excellent blood lines. 815-385-7071. 7-4- 7-llc COCKATIEL GRAY, 8 mos. old, $55. Also sable and white sheltie, stud champion line, reasonable. 815-455-2581 after 3pm. 6-27-7-9C HORSES HORSES GENTLED OR BROKEN-Training and boarding for 1 month $325. Horses boarded $125 stan­ ding stall, $150 box stau. Bull Valley. 815-385-8351 7-9-6-lc Wit M STALLS IMNT.f KSKI PASTNE MKT ttM HtWVltt'M HJUK FMLK STALL AVAKAftf •mm mbu AVAuau it tk i • * VtSJWS NOME 1 RAJA ACRES 8417 RE6NER Ml. HEBRON, L 815-6484044 siTi/moa PM8TE0 One To Join Mental • Health Center Staff COMPANION FOR CON­ VALESCENT lady, ex­ perience, 4 days a week. 815- 653-3441. 7-4-7-9 JOB WANTED: Reliable man is seeking lawn mowing jobs, have own lawn mower, call 815-344-4612 anytime. 7- 4r7-9 WILL BABYSIT in my home anytime. Hot meals. 815-344- 5459. License number 540236. 7-9-7-llc LICENSED DAY CARE, flexible hours, fenced yard. License number 536287. 815- 385-8993 7-9-7-llc PAINTER LOOKING for interior and exterior work. Free estimates. References and neat work. Call 815-385- 5564 7-9-7-llc Lions Elect New International President Dr. Maria Palileo, M.D., recently joined - the psychiatric staff of the Family Service & Com­ munity Mental Health center for McHenry county. Dr. Palileo received her medical training at the University of Philippines in Manila. She moved to the United Slates and finished her internship at Grant Hospital iq Columbus, Ohio, and her residency at Ohio Slate University in adult psychiatry. She completed one year of child psychiatry training at Ohio Slate university after which she joined the staff of Children's Memorial hospital in Chicago where she com­ pleted her child psychiatry training. Dr. Palileo's primary responsibilities at the center i n c l u d e p r o v i d i n g psychiatric services to children and adolescents and their families. Dr. Palileo said, "Children growing up need a lot of loving and caring in a sincere way through nonverbal as well as verbal communication." She added, "The root of all problems in children is the feeling of rejection. Children will lest to see the limits." Because of this parents need to clearly communicate to their children, "I care enough lo set the limils and controls". "As for the teenage years," Dr. Palileo states, "a frequent problem with adolescents centers around discipline issues and rules in the house." She many times works with the whole family when discipline is a problem in order to 'facilitate a means for coming up with a comfortable solution for all parties'. If you Or someone you know is having serious problems with their young . children or teenagers, call the Family Service & Community. Mental Health center for McHenry county. McHenry, 385-6400; Crystal Lake, 455-4900; Woodstock, 338-4750. A well-trained and experienced staff of professionals are available to help you or someone you know. The center works cooperatively with other agencies in the community to provide the most complete assistance possible. The center is a part of the McHenry County Com­ prehensive Mental Health Service system. Rejuvenate Chicago's "Farm In The Zoo" William C. Chandler, of Montgomery, Alabama, was elected president of The In­ ternational Association of Lions Clubs at the organiza­ tion's 63rd annual conven­ tion, held July 2-5, 1980 in Chicago. As president ~ of the world's largest service club organization, with 1.3 mil­ lion members in 150 coun­ tries and geographical areas, Chandler will act as Lions Clubs International's ambas­ sador of good will, traveling worldwide to observe the many service activities spon­ sored by Lions Clubs and meeting with heads of state and communities to promote Lionism and the theme of his own presidential program, TOUCH A LIFE WITH HOPE. A member of the Montgomery Lions Club for more than 30 years, Chandler is general director of Montgomery YMCA and vice Jresident of an agricultural imeatone manufacturing company. ^ p Canned Iranian My grandmother would have known precisely how to handle the Iranian situation. She woy$d have frozen some of their * assets and canned the rest, Farm bureau is helping improve a major exhibit in the City of Chicago; the exhibit is aimed at helping city families learn more about farm animals, farm life and farm men and women. The exhibit is the "Farm in the Zoo" at Lincoln park where 4 million visitors a year enjoy the fine park and the zoo. The Milk foundation maintains a good dairy exhibit with several breeds of dairy cows kept at the Dairy barn milked for the public enlightenment twice a day. Four barns comprise the Farm in the Zoo, and Farm bureau has begun lo improve the presentation with the preparation of material as teacher guides. Dennis Vercler of the IAA In­ formation staff talked lo ihe McHenry County Farm Bur­ eau board members, an informational presenlation to help farmers learn what is planned by the IAA and the seven county Farm Bureaus in4ne Northeastern Illinois Consumer Information committee. Vercler showed slides lo illustrate the cleanliness, the roominess and the potential of the Farm in the Zoo. They obtained suggested im­ provements from parents who have taken children to the zoo and the leachers who make annual pilgrimmages lo the zoo. The teacher guide book will be sent to 600 Chicago area schools to help leachers prepares the children on what lo expect during the farm tour. The survey showed the need for a teacher's resource guide. It also showed the wooden fences that should be replaced-they block the view of children. Third, signs with information about ihe livestock should be lower and with much larger type- fewer words, too. Cook County Farm bureau has agreed to replace ihe fencing with wire fence suilable for an exhibit at a cost of $12,000. The estimated $24,000 ex­ penditure by the IAA and the seven County Farm Bureaus will go for signs, teacher guides and other im­ provements. RAKE lit THE SAVINGS . All it takes is an ad in the \ classifieds to sell your unaeeded items. PLACE YOUR AD IN THE McHejnry Plaindealer W PHONE v 385-0170 Catholic Foundation Distributes Funds The McHenry County Catholic Education Foun­ dation celebrated its seventh anniversary this month with the distribution of $56,515 to area Catholic schools and r e l i g i o u s e d u c a t i o n programs. In commenting on this year's funding, Falher Karl Ganss, executive agent for the Foundation, stressed the need for Catholics of the county to renew their efforts to provide quality religious education. "Now as never before, with inflation and the energy crunch," Father pointed out, "there is a mandate for Catholics to recommit themselves to the cause of funding Catholic education." As a means of renewing the Foundation, plans are under way to spohsor a Catholic ^Education banquet Oct. 25 at Crescent Bay Landing, McHenry. The benefit banquet, which is the third such event, will acquaint citizens of the county with the work done by the church in ihe field education. The McHenry County Catholic Education Foun­ dation is a privale en­ dowment begun by ihe McHenry County Board of Catholic Education in 1973, to ensure the future of Catholic education in the county. With central offices at the Resurrection center, Woodstock, the Caiholic board supervises ihe r e l i g i o u s e d u c a l i o n programs for 16 parishes, seven elementary schools, and Marian Central Catholic high school. The McHenry Catholic board promotes ihe educational mission of ihe church as part of the Rock- fored Diocesan educalion system. For further information regarding the Foundation or its ihird annual banquel in October, contact Falher Karl Ganss al ihe Foun­ dation office, 2710 Country Club road, Woodstock, or phone him there. . TI 17 Regulation is when the government puts its nos into your business. Our Entire Stock Of Paneling Prices Effective at it Ml* verlety •AILY 0 HI 9, panahonly Visit our bath remodeling center We took the guess work out of bath remodeling and you can do it your self and save! Beautiful vanity bases and china tops to choose from make your bath beautiful easily. Come see! c... 39% Easy Mask Painting Tap* Royal 4 Pc Tool Sot OTl Itg 1.97 Make your painting chore* y when you us* Easy Mask pointing top* mmmm < Save 0n| Sable Mow Attic Fanl •28.87 S-wSiSSiiSS 4 Ft. x 8 Ft 3/8" (yp 4 Ft. x 8 Ft. 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