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FOR RENT FOR SALE 3 BEDROOM, 2 baths, tri- level, Johnsburg. Fenced yard, garage, stove $385. per month, plus utilities, security, references. 455- 2200.. 9-17-9-19C ONE BEDROOM apartment in McHenry, $260. per month, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, disposal, carpeting, just painted, immediate occupancy. Also efficiency apartment $225. security deposit and references. 815-385-5194 after 5 p.m. 9-17-9-19C TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, full basement $250. per month, prefer couple. 815- 385-0340 weekends only. 312- 763-6822 weekdays 9-17-9- 19c 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENT, carpeted, stove, refrigerator, no children, no pets. $295. references, lease, deposit required.. 815-385- 7065 ' 9-17tf GARDEN QUARTER APARTMENT of McHenry, now renting two bedroom apartments from $305. month Includes shag car­ peting, stove, refrigerator and master TV antenna, two bedroom units also equipped with Hotpoint dishwasher. Walking distance to downtown McHenry^ and Northwestern Commuter station. 815-385-2181 9-17-9- 26c Clean furnished one bedroom apartment, pay own utilities, couple or single preferred, no pets. $230 month, security deposit required. 312-367-4675. 9-19- 9-26c Executive type 4 bedroom home, 3400 sq. ft. Vk baths, 2 car garage, appliances in­ cluded. With option to buy. McHenry-Crystal Lake area. 815-385-3300 between 9 am. & 5 pm. 9-19 Executive type 4 bedroom house, 3200 sq. ft. 2 Ms baths, 3 car garage, McHenry- Crystal Lake area. With option to buy 815-385-3300 between 9 am. & 5 pm. 9-19 HOME FOR RENT, 3-4 bedroom, 2 baths, far­ mhouse on '/•> acre 1 mile north of Richmond, In Genoa City, countryside, newly remodeled, natural gas furnace, well insulated, fireplace, large shaded yard, Children welcome 815-678- 2861. 9-19tfc COOL, GREEN COUNTRY club living, is yours in this deluxe apartment. If you want something really special, where you can stroll to shopping, medical center, schools, churches, a place in the country yet inside the village limits, make this your new home. A few fine features include self defrosting, ref.-freezer, stove and garbage disposal. Experience solitude on your own private patio overlooking the Nippersink Creek and 110 acre corn field. One bedroom $241. Mayline apartments, Rich­ mond, II. 815-678-2861. 9-3tfc FOX LAKE 3 bedroom, basement, garage, acre, $410 month. 312-397-3737 . 9- 10-9-19C FOR SALE 25" Magna vox floor console TV, all wood cabinet, just been service checked. Asking $250.00 . 312-639-8545 after 4:30. 9-12-9-19C Cheap cement statues, fountains, small animals, deer, bird baths, religious statues etc. 312-356-3812 or 356-3034 . 9-10-9-19C with purchase of (any mattress or box spring) minimum purchase $100. LENNY FINE FURNITURE 230 Virginia Rd. Crystal Lake 815-455-4550 Country Corner Shopping Center Good Thru 10-31-1980 B E A U T Y S A L O N EQUIPMENT, For sale, drapes, Hydraulic Chairs and Facial chair. Tues.-Sat. 815-338-2262 9-17-9-19C 100 ft. x 6 ft. high steel or­ namental railing $200.00; porch swing $50; laminate trimmer $15; small bar refrigerator $30; solar cover for 24 ft. diameter pool $50; Hart 190 cm skis $10; semi trailer $100; aquarium $10. 815-385-3318. 9-17-9-19C 1969 Winnebago need some work 28 ft $3500.00. 385-4274. 9-17-9-19C 4 FT BOA CONSTRICTOR, gentle $85. cage included. 815-344-5547 9-17-9-19C ALPINE GOAT DOE KIDS, 5 months old, should be gallon plus milkers $55. Call after 5 p.m. Spring Grove Area. 815-675-2456 9-17-9-19c Bookcase or hutch, light pecan wood, 36" wide x 12" deep x 80" high, 3 shelves with plate groove, two doors on bottom $200.; dark pecan oval dining room set and 6 chairs, 60"x42" with two 12" leaves extends to 84" all pads included, good con­ dition $150. 815-385-2430 9-17- 9-19c Small, live stock or utility trailer, all steel, enclosed, new tires, and electric, excellent condition $250. 815- 344-2783. 9-17-9-19C 1975 Sears LP 10, 36" riding tractor, electric start, $250.; complete air con­ ditioning repair station, brand new $1,000.; 1966 Cadillac hearse, good condition $600. 1970 one ton Ford rear end, $40. 815-385- 6872 9-17-9-19C HAY FOR SALE $1.10 bale, 815-648-2034. Call after 6 pm. 9-17-9-19C FIREWOOD - Birch $55 cord; Oak $45 cord delivered. 815-385-6120. 9-17- 9-26c OFFICE CHAIR Chrome legs with beige leather seat and back $20.00; 30" white gas stove excellent condition $225.00; Complete 3 pc. bedroom set-excellent condition, blonde $225.00. 815-385-8193. 9-17-9-19c 9 1971 MECURY 4 door Marquis, Full power $250.00, Walnut Office desk 31x51" glass top $60.00. Sears Porta- Potti, Like new $50.00. 385- 0353. 9-17-9-19C WE SELL AIR-TIGHT wood stoves. Fireplaces & Etc., 815-344-3660 9-12-9-19C NEW AND USED RAILROAD TIES, bulk grass seed, rustic cedar rail fencing. Woodstock Farm and Lawn Center, 2020 South Rte. 47, Woodstock, Illinois. 815-338-4200 9-3tfc BLACK DIRT, gravel, fill, trenching, septic work. 815- 728-0131 9-3tfc WASHERS AND DRYERS RECONDITIONED and guaranteed. $60.00 and up. 815-385-6431 9-3tfc COUPON FREE FRAME j I I I I I I I Jj MOVING SALE Chateau Magic Chef, double oven gas stove, 4 burner with broiler, 9 mons. old, $450.: Fridgidaire gas dryer, used 6 months, $180.: Frigidaire washer, used 6 months $250.: J.C. Penney electric dryer, $175: Carvin B2000 200 watt amp, with two 18" fold horn bottom speaker cabinets, ex­ cellent performance amp $500.: Antique 1920s hutch, 5 drawer, 2 glass cabinets, full length mirror, good condition $575.: Antique secretary, 3 drawer, 2 mirror, 4 shelves $400.: six liner phase Mark V speakers $100. each: Sansui 9090 receiver $400. Teac A-150 cassette deck $175. Call 815-728-1001 CLEARANCE SALE All Evergreens, Trees and Shrubs In Our Sales Yard 50% OFF REGULRR PRICE Cash 8, Carry ACORN RIDC7E NURSERY 1522 S. Darrell Road. McHenry (Volo) (Rte. 120 east to Darrell Rd., then South I'/» miles to nursery) We grow a complete line of evergreens, ' trees and shrubs. INTRODUCTORY OFFER:* Rent a Quality Water Sof­ tener for $3 a month for the first 3 months. Free in­ stallation. Call Collect 815- 338-3344 Quality Water Conditioning. 9-3tfc WATER SOFTENER SALT SALE, pellet type only. 1st Saturday of every month. Huemann Water Con­ ditioning, 3607 Chapel Hill Road, Johnsburg 815-385- 3093 9-3tfc 1977 DODGE 22 ft. Mini Motor home, low miles, fully self contained, 360 engine, very good condition, your second home on wheels. The price is right. 815-653-6976 9- 3tfc FARMALL TRACTOR with shovel. Very good condition. $1500.815-455-6346. 9-19-9-19C FRIGIDAIRE DISH­ WASHER 1 year old $150. 815-455-6346 9-17-9-19C Used Kirby vacuum cleaner with attachments, also Hoover upright vacuum cleaner. 815-459-2208 9-19 GE Potscrubber, 4 cycle dishwasher, avocado $175. 815-344-4621 after 3 p.m. 9-19 LARGE DINING ROOM TABLE with 6 chairs all wood. 815-728-1376 9-19 Coppertone Refrigerator- freezer, good condition. $75.00.653-9438 9-19 One Set Bunk Beds, girls 3 speed, 24" bike, 815-385-4715 9-19-9-24 CJ7 Jeep Levi top, 2 months old, excellent shape, $150. 815-455-6537 9-19-9-26C Maytag gas dryer, cop­ pertone $150. Call 815-385- 7150 9-19-9-26C One Sansui 90-90 D.B. stereo receiver and 2 Pioneer HPM- 100 speakers. $1,000. firm. 815-344-5543 9-17-9-19C Electric double oven, Frostless refrigerator- freezer, washer and gas dryer. All two years old $1200. or best offer. 815-344- 3440 between 6 pm. & 10 pm. 9-19 72 Pontiac 400 engine complete, low miles $100. 815-385-2946 after 6 pm. 9-19 LaMancha Goat in milk and 5 month old Alpine and Toggenburg Doe, Both ready for breeding. Also milking stand, all three for $150.00 or best offer . 815-675-2843. 9-19 EARLY AMERICAN SOFA and matching chair $350 or best offer. 815-385-8053 after 5:30 pm. 9-19 Two oil tanks, 275 gallons, with 275 gallons of fuel oil. 40 cents a gallon. 815-385-0353. 9-19 TORO snow blower, best offer 815-344-3440 between 6 pm.&lOpm. 9-19 Western snow plow, best offer 815-344-3440 between 6 pm.&lOpm. 9-19 Bunk beds complete $50.00; formica table 3 chairs $15.00; Coppertone Dish­ washer with hygentic rinse $40.00; 'ladies 3 speed bike $20.00; all good condition. Call after 5 pm. 815-385-1110. 9-19 a'4 Violin, with bow and blue case, made in Germany, 1 year old, excellent condition. $135.815-344-5726 . 9-19-9-26C Peony bulbs; 8" table saw; dining set; kitchen set; miscellaneous items. Call evenings Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. 815-385-8537 9-17-9-19C LIKE NEW gray pea coat and scarf size 12 $25.00 Call after 6 p.m. 815-344-4759 9-17- 9-19c BASEMENT SALE, 9-3 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 3407 W. Skyway, Country Club Estates. 9-17-9-19c 35 MM camera, Maytag electric dryer, Selmer professional clarinet, sink, high chair, twin bed frame. 815-728-0626 9-17-9-19C RUSTIC PINE 6 pc. living room set, includes 1 sofa, loveseat, rocker, ottoman, and 2 end tables. $500. Only used 1 yr. like new. Call 653- 9725 after 5 p.m. 9-17-9-19c Wedding dress, size 10, satin with lace overskirt, long sleeved lace jacket with lace train. $150. 815-943-7146 9-17- 9-19c Beautiful 3 piece Fruitwood bedroom set, complete. $250.; mini bike as is $25. 815- 385-0233 9-17-9-19C DROP LEAF TABLE, very old. Walnut and cherry wood. $90. firm. 815-385-8688 9-17-9-19c FOR $>u Beautiful console stereo, am-fm radio, phono, tape player, excellent condition. $100.815-385-7764 9-19 CAftACC SALE SEPTEMBER 20th, Rum­ mage Sale, Bake Sale at Mt. Hope Church, Pistakee Highlands. 9 am. until 2 pm. 9-17-9-19C GARAGE SALE - Moving out of state. Saturday, September 20 - 8 am. - 5 pm. Sunday Sept. 21 - 10 am. - 2 pm. Kitchen items, new cot mattress, furniture, auto and garden eqiupment. Many misc. items. No clothes. Cash only - No checks 2711 Myang Ave. McHenry. 9-17-9-19c CAftACE SALE CAftACE SALE THRIFT SHOP, 1312 Riverside Drive, open Wednesday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 9-12-9-19c GARAGE SALE-4519 Prairie, Lakeland Park, September 19th & 20th, 9 to 5, winter clothes, humidifiers, cedar chest, household miscellaneous. 9-19 NOTICE TAKING ORDERS FOR Pine cone Christmas wreaths. 344-5061. 9-19 3 FAMILY YARD $ALE September 20 A 21 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 7504 CEDAR East side Wonder Lake- 2 streets behind Village Market Over 20 pieces of nice fur­ niture, mechanics hand tools, pictures. frames, lamps. Chevy Blazer tires and rims, 8x12 tractor tires, planters and plants. Over 500 nice misc. items. Modern ladies clothing, sizes 7 thru 12, men s clothing. Child Care UNLICENSED FACILITIES CANT BE ADVERTISED. According to the Child Care Act of 1969 it i« a misdemeanor to care ft; another person's child in your home unless that home is licensed by the State of lllinoit. It is also illegal to advertise for such services in an unlicensed home. These licenses are issued free to homes meeting minimum standards for the safety, health and well-being of the child. For information and Licensing contact: NUMIS MPARTMUTtf ORNflil FAMILY SnVKSS Lake Villa Field Office P.O. Box 269 215 North Milwaukee Ave. Lake VillaJI. 60046 312-356-TOIL' HUGE PARKING LOT AND BAKE SALE Bargains Galore Everything Must Go Follow signs from 120 and Lily Lake Rd. 315 Wegner Rd. Continental's Parking Lot Saturday, Sept. 20th 9:00 a.m. til 5:00 p.m. NOTICE ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION ABOUT THE AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT OF SEPTEMBER 1,1980 at 1:00 a.m. on Johnsburg Rd. at Route 31, Please call Lleyd Zickert celled at 312-346-0950 AUCTION PUBLIC ESTATE AUCTION 1:00 p.m. Sunday Afternoon September 21 viewing From noon Moved for convenience to: LAKE GENEVA AUCTION CENTER 956 Marshall Street Lake Geneva, Wl Auctioneers Note This sale is one of a kind. We have combined a local estate and one from Oelavan to offer an outstanding auc­ tion to the person looking for a bargain. This sale will contain many pieces of interesting lurniture that are ideal for the person who wishes to refinish or restore quality American furniture. We encourage you to attend. Empire bedroom desk; oak spindle chair; rocker: 5 oak kitchen chairs; maple bed mini table saw w'motor. GUN COLLECTION SHOTGUNS INCLUDING PUMPS AND AUTOMATIC 22 RIFLES DEER RIFLES Childs trundle bed. executive desk with bookcase: G.E. NO FROST REFRIGERATOR baby crib: TV: step ladders: hide-a bed corner set (2 beds), various table lamps: console TV: coffee tables, antique full size wordrobe: excellent Crown gas range: gold sofa w Queen Ann legs; art deco buffet PINE CAPTAINS CHEST; dining table Duncan Phyfe style; set bar stools; antique cone bottom choir; mini kitchen toble w chairs; collection of cups and saucers crystal cut glassy bird cages fireplace equip­ ment; yard tools school desks; maple dining'set: primitives; floor lamps. ROUND OAK TABLE W CLAW FEET picture frames: milking stools 4 wrought iron hanging chandeliers, chests of drawers and much, much more. Auction conducted by; LAKE GENEVA AUCTION, LAKE GENEVA Joe B. Skeen, Auctioneer (414)245-5402 AUCTION Sunday, Sept. 21 at 1 P.M. Located at 3609 W. John St., McHenry, Il­ linois, being between Rt. 31 and Green St. 1 block east of East Campus School. ANTIQUES - Oak secretary w/drop front & mirror, White treadle sewing machine w/Oak cabinet, Piono bench, Wicker fern stand, Wicker rocker, 2 Oak kitchen chairs, several plant stands & fern stands, 2 Oak pedestals, 2 curtain stretchers, Square center table, sewing cabinet, Speed Queen washer, Oak dining choir, several,, crocks, large trunk & Cedar chest. FURNITURE ETC. - Mohogany table w/6 chairs & buf­ fet, Window air conditioner, G.E. Electric stove, G.E. Refrigerator, kitchen cabinet, Davenport & chair to match, Electrolx canister vac., 3 living room chairs, Zenith B & W T.V., several end tables, foot stools, ferns, 3 pc. double bedroom set, nite stand, throw rugs, drapes & bedspreads, quilts, Electric fan, Floor lamps ft table lamps, Wash tubs, garbage cans. Eclypse Roto Tiller, 20 ft. ext. lad­ ders, roll chicken wire, coaster wagon, step Iddder, several lawn chairs, lots of garden ft lawn tools, lots of pots, pans, dishes, silverware, knick-knacks ft many other articles too numerous to mention. JOSEPHINE HARRIS - OWNER TERMS:Cash or good check W.H. Russel Auctioneer MOVING SALE, Couch, 2 coffee tables, end tables, lamp, bar, kitchen table, bed frame, windows, door, clothing etc., Thurs. 9-18, Fri. 9-19, Sat. 9-20, 8 - 5 pm. 813 Mill Street. 385-8571. 9- 17-9-19c RUMMAGE & CRAFT SALE, V.W. "Bug" parts, clothes, plants, dishes, Morris type male cat, nuttered apsolopsa poodle mix dog, much misc. Thur. Fri. Sat. Sun. 10-5. 4135 W. Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake. 9-17-9-19c YAI'.D SALE September 20th 8 am. till 5 pm. Miscellaneous items. 5103 Wonder Woods Drive, Wonder Lake. 1 mile south of Dusty's Pizza. 9-17-9-19c BACKYAiRD SALE: Thursday Vhe 18th thru Saturday the 20th, from 10 am. to 4 pm., baby items, furniture, clothing, drum set pieces plus much more. No early birds and only if weather permits. 9-17-9-19c GARAGE SALE, Sept. 18,19, 20th, 9 am. to 5 pm., no early birds! Boys swing bike, baby items, much more 903 West Blvd., Lilymoor, watch for signs. 9-17-9-19C 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE, Sept. 18th, 19th, 20th, 9-4. 1608 Morgan Trail, McHenry, II., (Val Mar Estates). 9-17-9-19c Friday and Saturday, 9-5, 4821 W. Crystal Lake Road, motor, clothes, other miscellaneous items. 9-17-9- 19c GARAGE SALE, Friday & Saturday Sept. 19 & 20th, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., bedspreads, draperies, luggage, set of dishes, (never used) air conditioner, cannisters, ladies and mens clothing, mens suits size 42, lots of misc. 4909 Roger St., Pistakee Hills, McHenry. Wilmot road to Jasper, left on Roger 9-17-9-19c GARAGE SALE September 19-20-21,8" table saw, dining set, kitchen set, much more. 118 E. Bay Road 815-385-8537 9-17-9-19C GARAGE SALE, everything must go. Thurs, Friday, Sat., 721 Lillian Street, Cooney Heights. 9-17-9-19C Huge Garage Sale, Sept. 18, 19, 20, 9 a.m to 5 p.m., pool, tire chains, Chevy truck step-bumper, radio con­ trolled helicopter, radio controls, school desks, buggy, bike, crib, lamps, train platform, grass edger, trimmer, children's items, ice skates, cross country skis, misc. 2211 Woodlawn Park, McHenry, off Chapel Hill Road. 9-17-9-19c garage sale, Saturday, Sept. 20th, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., 7716 Beaver Road, Wonder Lake, books, toys, fish tank, mini bike $45.; misc. swimming pool 3 ftxl2 ft. filter, ladder $50. 9-17-9-19C Sept. 20th & 21st, 9 - 5 pm. S e w i n g m a c h i n e , Refrigerator, chrome wheels, sofa bed, 4808 Willow, Lakeland Park. 9-19 Garage Sale, teen boy's clothes size 14-20; new fabric material, some appliances and toys and misc. Friday & Saturday 9 am. to 5 pm. 4912 Willow Lane. 9-19 HUGE GARAGE SALE - Hundreds of items big and small, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 20 & 21,2904 Cherry Dr. Wonder Lake, Wonderview Sub. 9-19 GARAGE SALE. Baby items and soup to nuts. Friday, Sept. 19 and Saturday, Sept. 20. 3 miles south on Route 31 follow signs. 3116 Rogers Rd. 9-19 COMP. bed set, windows, screens, storms, galv. pipes, band saw. 9-5 Fri., Sat, Sun., 4802 Parkview Lane, Mc- Cullom Lake. 9-19 9 Family 1803 N. Riverside Dr., McHenry. Thursday & Friday 9-9, Saturday 9-5. 9- 19 GARAGE SALE, clothing, all sizes, baby items, dishes, books, crafts, Aloe, toys, furniture, air conditioners, and lots more. Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., 2225 N. Alton, West Shore Beach, McHenry. 9- 17-9-19c Two Family garage sale, Sept. 18-Sept.20th. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., portable laundry tubs, recliner chair, check writer, pool table and some an­ tiques. Whispering Hills, 916 Hayden Drive, McHenry, II. Cash Only. 312-497-3045, right off of Johnsburg-Wilmot Road, one mile north of Johnsburg. 9-17-9-19c "RUMMAGE SALE" Sept. 24 ft 25 Weds.-Sept. 24th 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thurs. Sept. 25th 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. $1.00 a bag -Books & New items-"i price. First Congregational Church 441 Pierson St. Crystal lake, 11.60014 MT COLUMN Give Away, kittens, 8 weeks old, all shots, will spay. 815- 455-1186 before 3 p.m. 9-17-9- 19c WANTED PUPPIES, 6-8 Weeks old, good homes guaranteed. Also we pay cash for poodle, cocker or Schnauzer mixed pups. 815- 385-7897. 9-3tfc FOUND: Dog found in Pistakee Highlands, female Shepherd mix, name of "Dutchess". 497-3422 9-19 PETS fOft SALE A.K.C. REGISTERED GERMAN Shorthaired pups, by National Field Champion Sire, wormed and all shots, 1 yr. guarantee on hunting ability 344-4218 after 5 pm. 9- 17-9-19C AKC REGISTERED apricot toy poodles 3 males July 15. 459-0967. 9-17-9-19C AKC, 4 Red male Dobs, 6 weeks, tails cut and dewormed, good looking pups. $150.815-385-2826 9-17- 9-19c NORWEGIAN Elkhound pups, AKC Champion Sired, show quality, shots, paper trained, perfect family dog and watch dog. $125. 815-943- 7146 9-17-9-19C AKC Boston Terrier, 10 months old, female, pretty markings, black and white, has shots. Loving home only $75.00.312-497-3682. 9-19 AKC REGISTERED Fawn great dane puppies. Championship line, born August 14. 312-587-2082. 9-17- 9-19c SHOW QUALITY-Borzoi (Russian Wolfhound) Brindle and white $200. 815- 344-4621 after 3 p.m. 9-19 HORSES Horses boarded, box stalls, daily turn-out, indoor working arena $125. a month, phone 815-385-2117 9- 17-9-26C PARENTHOOD GUIDEBOOK By Nancy Moore Thurmond (author. Mother's Medicine, Pub. by Wm. Morrow, N.Y.) Toilet training is one of the biggies in child develop­ ment and independence, like the first work, the first tooth, and the first step. A child is able to control his bowel movements well before he is able to control his urination, usually around twenty-four to twenty-eight months. This is good news for the mother, who will probably be much less distraught over a wet diaper than a soiled one. There is no set time when toilet training should be started, although most mothers begin between one and two years. Many chil­ dren are not ready to be trained until well into the second year. Children with older siblings usually want to try earlier to be like older brother or sis. The key to toilet training is patience. Bribing, coer­ cion, and pressure do no good. When the child is ready, he will learn of his own volition. The dirty diapers may all look alike, but each individ­ ual is different. Up to the point when the child begins to train himself, it is a hit- and-miss deal in which the observant mother rushes the straining, grimacing, grunt­ ing, red-face, hopping child to the john. Success is ^ matter of catch-as-catch-can at the right point in time, and putting him quickly on the toidy seat. One of the prob­ lems many mothers have, especially new ones, is that they start toilet training be­ fore the child is able to con­ trol himself. This only results in failure for both mother and child. Doctor Talk By Dr. Harold B. Ligon Concluding this series of columns about the gastro­ intestinal tract, it's impor­ tant to remember that it's vital to heal an ulcer as quickly as possible. If ulcers are allowed to become chronic, they can cause di­ gestive problems throughout one's lifetime. Some problems which develop are permanent scar­ ring, large areas of contrac­ tion of the stomach lining and even obstruction of the intestinal tract at the ulcer­ ous area./ , This can lead to the nec­ essity of surgery, which means removal of a major part of the stomach and duo­ denum. And this operation doesn't always cure the con­ dition. Another complication of a delay in healing is often a perforation, which can lead to serious leakage of gastric juices into the abdominal cavity, causing peritonitis, which can be fatal. Perfora­ tion is a hole in the lining of the stomach, through which gastric juices leak. Perforation can take place on any surface of the stomach, and often a perfora­ tion will extend into another organ, such as the pancreas, which lies directly behind the stomach. This can cause pancreatitus, which is in it­ self a severe illness. Still another complication Df a continued chronic ulcer is hemorrhage, which of course is bleeding into the gastro-intestinal tract. If an early cure had been effected, hemorrhage would not have occurred. U. S. Wetlands Being Depleted National Geographic News Service WASHINGTON, D. C. - Bulging in some spots and shrinking in others, its coast­ line gives America its famil­ iar shape. More than half the people 'ive around the edges of the country. Nine of the 10 larg­ est metropolitan areas are coastal. By 1990 an esti­ mated 75 percent of the population will live in the coastal region--in counties that lie within 50 miles of the shore. Growing at a faster rate than the rest of the country, the coasts are being stretch­ ed to capacity by enormous pressures of population and development. Defending precious coastal resources against these forces is con­ sidered the next environ­ mental battleground. There are about 85,000 miles of U.S. shoreline, vary­ ing from the steep rocky cliffs of the Pacific Northwest to the grassy dunes of North Carolina's Outer Banks. Al­ though it is attached to Canada at the north and Mexico on the south, the country's border is mostly coastline. Thirty of the 50 states are considered coastal, bordering on the Atlantic, Pacific, Gulf of Mexico, and Great Lakes, the nation's "fourth coast," Yet there has not been a national inventory of the coast and what's happening to it since the Corps of Engineers shoreline study in 1970-71. • • * • People who think they are too smart to be gov­ erned by the laws of their land are over-estimating their smartness. Burial space for 40,000 veterans per year, and financial assistance to the families of those who choose to be interred outside of Veterans Administration cemeteries, is provided by VA. WHAT S NEW Oops! "And when the rain falls, does it ever get up again?" "Oh, yes, in dew time." POCKET SOCKET SET This 6 piece 1/4 in drive socket set features a handle that holds 5 sockets from 3/16 to 5/1^ inch Compact enough to be carried in a pocket and weighs 6 oz. At auto-supply stores or from Litton New Britain Tool. Box 1320. New Britain. Conn 06050