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Inspect Valley Hi Garage ! i n t t n m n t n r r College Honors Eight Area People Get Degrees At NIU PAGE 17 - PLAIN DEALER - FRIDAY. OCTOBER 24.1»80 Set Summit Fund Raiser Members of the County board's Valley Hi committee look over the new garage, constructed to replace the one destroyed by fire in May .The 52-foot by 36-foot building will house Valley Hi equipment and a work area to repair and service implements and vehicles. From left, are Lou Anne Majewski, Algonquin; Ron Morris, Harvard; Dean Cunat, McHenry; Erv Walters, Hebron and James Curran, McHenry. Don Peasley Photography With the new garage at Valley Hi nearly completed, committee members inspected the structure during their regular meeting at Hartland last week. The 52-foot by 36-foot building was erected to replace a garage destroyed by fire last May. Lou Ann Majewski, chairman of the Valley Hi committee for the County board, said the building will include two parking spaces for tractors and other implements, and one area for a service and repair department. The pole building is covered with beige colored metal, accented with brown trim. & hklpiim; paws ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 205 • Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 • (815)459-2641 Fall is the time of year when many pets tend to wander away from the yard or break from a chain. It is most important that animal owners put a collar and identification tag with their phone number on the pet. In the case of a kitten or cat, a soft elastic band or flea collar with adn Id on it and phone number is a must. Should they stray away, and someone finds them, a phone call can be made to the owner. It is a very traumatic experience for pets to be lost and picked up by strangers. Helping Paws receives many calls of lost and found animals and identification would certainly make HP's task easier. If Animal Control is called to pick up a lost animal with no ID, a charge is made to the animal owner before they can retrieve their pet. ID tags may be purchased at the Helping Paws office, and the animal would be reigstered with HP. Animal Control also urges rabies tap be displayed on pets at all times. Please 'tag' all pets now!! Helping Paws is also having a bake sale, Saturday, Oct. 25, along with the regular bazaar at Crystal Point Mall Saturday, Oct. 25 and Sunday, Oct. 26. Donations of home baked goods will indeed be appreciated. Please call 455- 4769 for details. All pet adoptions must be validated by the signing of a contract along with the adoption fee, which includes the cost of the spay or neuter surgery from a Vet of HP's choice, or a deduction from the cost of the surgery if done by a Vet of your choice. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Shepherd type, male, one year, white, black patches on back and tail, white tipped ears, medium long hair, 312-658-2248. Malmute-Shepherd mix, male, tri-color, 10 months old, shots, housebroken, good with children and pets, 385-9149. Dachshund, spayed female, 3 years old, reddish brown, short hair, shots, housebroken, good with children and pets, 312-367- 1666. Siberian Husky purebred female, 5 years old, black and white, shots, good with children and pets; and one German Sherpherd-Husky mix, female puppy, 7 weeks old, multi color, 653-4536. Dalmatian, two-year-old spayed female, white with black spots, shots, housebroken, good with children and pets, needs You are invited to hear Wayne N. Jackson from Stockton, California A Series of BIBLE MESSAGES: Sunday, November 2 (10:00 a.m.) Why It Pays to Serve God (classes for children) ----__ Sunday, Nov. 2 (11:00 a.m.) How to Grow in Christ Sunday, Nov. 2 (2:30 p.m.) A House Divided Cannot Stand (no evening service) Monday, Nov. 3 (7:30 p.m.) Threats to the Faith from Without & Within Tuesday, Nov. 4 (7:30 p.m. The Armageddon Mania Wednesday, Nov. 5 (7:30 p.m.) The Christian and Death CHURCH OF CHRIST 401 N. Oak Street Crystal Lake, Illinois ('/, block North of Rte. 176) MAKE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND For free transportation .call 459-4160 large yard, 385-1903 after 5 p.m. CATS FOR ADOPTION Neutered male, white with tiger grey spots and tail, short hair, 1 year old, shots, housebroken, good with children and pets, very friendly, 459-5597. Male kitten, 16 weeks, grey stripe back, head and tail; white chest, collar and face, short hair, shots, wormed, housebroken, good with children and pets, extremely affectionate, 459 2641. Black and white short hair female kitten, 16 weeks, shots and housebroken, good wit# children and pets, playful, 459-6523. Male, 5Vfe months, distinctive marking of black with white tuxedo front, shots, housebroken, good with children and pets, 639- 2881. Red tabby short hair male, 11 weeks, shots, housebroken, 459-3946. Two kittens, 18 weeks, one male, buff and white, one male, grey and white, medium hair, shots, housebroken, good with children and pets, £39-5142. Black and white short hair female with green eyes, 12 weeks old, shots, housebroken, good with children and pets, 338-2573. Russian blue-grey male domestic cat, neutered, shots, housebroken, good with children and pets, 658- 4675. Black and white short hair kitten, 13 weeks old, good with children and pets, housebroken, 658-7405. Four kittens and orange one year old mother. Kittens 10 weeks old; one grey male, one female tortoise, two male orange stripe, 923-4321. Four kittens, 7 weeks old, medium hair. Two male and two female; 1 grey, 1 black and two black and white. Housebroken, good with children and pets, 639-7309. Siamese mix male, 5 months, very dark brown, friendly, housebroken, 658- 7633. LOST DOGS Two dogs, one English Sheepdog male, grey and white, lVfe years old clipped coat; and Alaskan Malmute, grey and white female, 8 years old, Crystal Lake, 459- 1959. Sheltie mix female, 5 years, reddish brown-white, Seven graduate and one undergraduate degrees were presented to McHenry area residents at Northern Illinois University (N.I.U.), it was announced recently. A total of 637 graduate degrees were awarded at the summer commencement held Aug. 9. Of the seven degrees, six were Masters of Science in Education. Area residents receiving these degrees were: Theodore Juske, of 5409 Brittany; Christopher J. Kawa, of 2815 Justen road; Patricia Reardon, of 1010 Osage; Gayle A. Truckenbrod, of 3307 W. Second avenue, all of wearing choke collar, between Ringwood and Wonder Lake. Seen last at Solon Mill, 653-9586. Collie Shepherd mix, male, two years old, brown- black-tan-blonde with hole in side of cheek, between Woodstock and Crystal Lake, 459-0057. Cockapoo, male, five years old, light tan, straight hair 3" long, Crystal Lake area, 459-3840. G e r m a n S h o r t h a i r Pointer, male, 4 years old, medium size, brown with dark brown spots, short hair, Route 120 west of McHenry, 385-4260. FOUND DOGS * G e r m a n S h e p h e r d - Malmute mix, male, adult, medium size, cream and black, singed coat, wearing leash and chain collar, Route 120 and S. Wonder Lake, 344- 2872. Poodle, whtie, male, Bull Valley road, 385-1181. Lost Cat: Short hair female, small size, 1 year old, spayed, silver grey with black striping and black eyeliner around eyes, wearing collar and tag, Lakeland Park, McHenry, 385-7461. Found Cat: Young male cat, black with grey paws, white flea collar, Emerald Park subdivision, 385-0794. Please call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet, 33&70M. They will not pick long. hair, tail trimmed,,Up pets unelss you wish. wearing black collar and rabies tag, River road on Lily Lake road, 459-9271. Purebred Collie maid, 2 years old, sable and white, No portable 120v. heater can deliver more heat. II 1500 or 1200 watts. Smallest portable electric heater you can buy, yet as powerful as the largest. Take it to the den, family room, living room, bath, nursery, office, college dorm... anywhere you need instant warmth. AVAILABLE AT THESE DEALERS: HARVARD Krause & Gabinski True Value Hardware 40 N. Apr-Harvard Paper Tree Gift Shop 52 N. Ajrw-Harvard MCHENRY Fireplaces and Etc. 3334 W. Wlm-McHcnry McHenry Drug 1325 Rivardalt-Mchtflnf MARENGO Lindows Appliances 20014 C. Grant-Marengo Coast to Coast Hardware 113 S. StatrMaranio Shearer Pharmacy 127 S. Stata-Marenio WOODSTOCK Hall I Eckert Lumber Supply 200 E. iHdtf-Woodttock Woodstock True Value Hardware 129 Van Shim St-Woodstock Thompsons Appliance 311 Clay St-Woodstock McHenry, Kim Perkins, of 8313 Dorr road, Wonder Lake; and Patrick Clemens, of Ringwood. Arthur T. Newbrough, of 4910 Pyndale, McHenry, was awarded a Certificate of Advanced Study at the summer commencement. At the close of the 1980 summer session at N.I.U, Marie T. Thompson, of 3016 W. Scott avenue, McHenry, was presented her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. Ms. Thompson majored in Interior Design. Summit school in Dundee, Illinois, a non-profit school for children with learning disabilities which services this area, is holding its annual fund raising dinner- auction on Nov. 7 at Indian Lakes resort, Shick road, Bloomingdale, 111. Tickets may be obtained by calling Gary Anderson 377-0946. Proceeds from the fund raising event will be used for the building fund. This event is a great way to start your holiday shopping. Cooler weather calls for sweaters and there are styles to suit all. Cowl necks and polo shirts please the high school and college miss. Fabrics vary, but chenille is quite popular. The well-dressed young man will lean towards the conservative and classic lines this fall and winter. The younger generation will con­ tinue to favor western de­ tailing. Few people complain about being over-reward- ^/ed by life's fortunes. SERVICE NEWS! Promoted To Senior Airman Monica A. McClain, daughter of Margaret Thomas of Altus, Okla, has been promoted in the U.S. Air Force to the rank of senior airman. Airman McClain is an aircraft electrician at Offutt Air Force base, Neb. Her father, Robert J. Bossow, is a resident of Spring Grove. Other Noises Many parrots not only talk, but make other noises, too. Some learn to bark like dogs or to whistle like trains. One par­ rot's cage was kept in the kitch­ en, and the bird began to gurgle like a dishwasher, reports Na­ tional Geographic World. 10 • • MR WOW OMOTjwll > MODELS SOME WITH I mmirn / F OPTIOH TO WW \ 11 SEE NIEMANN WATER CONDITIONINC (DIV. OF HUEMJUM WITH MFG.. MC.) For an ENVIRONMENTAL BREAKTHROUGH!! Minute Regeneration Gallons ot Water Pound of Salt •RENT OPTIONS •SALT DELIVERY •SALT SALE Service All Makes 385-3093 3607 CHAPEL NHL ROAD MCHENRY, ILL. Ik«t< is II n- III si ut ti-i wwyH'iwii llu in i .1 VVlltHl . I Mil lllii II IfIS I » nil . Ill mil, | I | It* 11 nologn ill • list i ivt*v hi it.ti u in »ui honge PMC-OSS Hi oi ill ill itfs su| mi itth lii ill S| *M<1 Js l I I IIHSMHtl I * II ktHj t HHj Kjlttl it imiuliiiyj mid i Itjuri wultn u\j»«m»i<ilu «ii lo IK MIMVI* mini ilk, il il«-1 ii, x t»\s liflll lt)l li y Mmotivm tlust'siii i>it<t tin ilv 11it• ul ul | WOVli l t > s t I t n i l i „ * 1 1 A ' l i t n , n . n i f » I |fie i It* t anil myttimti litis (inly . m Uul i«11.11 ! I lis t I illl| ilulnly UljtUIIIUtll It .lU 11 . It •! IIIII 1.1 sysit ill l IS • liII Ul ISwttl It j II I»» •mi ii •! is HI»'I Jy i |i 1.11 tt (il( igio ll | ,1, >1 lit til IS At" ll Ii tt It « |i |y III till I It • yi mis ll nil ULTRA KINETICO I® They alsp have pets for adoption. Fot* information on pets lost and found and adoptions, call the Helping Paws office, 459-2641. B o war wo ALL EVERGREENS & SHRUBS IN OUR SALES LOT Regular Price Range $6.95 to $110.00 CASH & CARRY ONI.Y THE GAMBLE OCT. 24-30 40% OFF OCT. 31-NOV. 6 50% OFF The longer you wait, the less chance you have to find exactly what you want. Come ' .„i>11*' early f"f h^«i lion. unmistakably.. jljlowerw Gift Shop Specials BLOOMING MUM PLANTS in 6" Pots TEA POTS TEA CUPS & Accessories Rex. $12.50 r s„/,$5.88 40% OFF WEEKEND SPECIAI Starts Friday ROSES $12°° dozen Ren. $25.00 DRIED & SILK FLOWERS 1/3 OFF "Bring in your own container for arranging and SA VE 1/3 TOO! PUMPKINS from 65c Sale Ends Sunday, October 26, If HO 81MB-6200 owei'wcc Route 14 i 176, Crystal like Mon.-Thurs. 9-6; Fri. 9-8 Saturday 9-5:Sunday 10-5