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•"V&. PAGE13 U CE OOWTOMAT10N CLASS-Above are members of a claw OMliriMd at Zk» Lutheran church Senday, May 2. la Ike fehLZZ' rET "I! ®?*° HerskeJmaa, Chris Schretner, Chris Rathunde, Sae Hansen, Kim Powell. Pester Be no in gh off, Pastor Graef, Robert DeBeets, Rob Nebrlkh. Haasea. la second Sim mens, rear are aad Altergett, Daa Graef, Daaa Pitel, Bob Palmer, Jim Shaver. Catlnr Han ley aad Jalia Wagner. • m jjjHj "" Johason aad Greg Steve 0#iss. FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the fQes of May 12, 1182). * Theo. W. Winkel and George Phelin from McHenry were selected as members on the petit Jury for the May term of court. Paid Doherty will represent Nunda. Thirty-six names in all were drawn. The petit jury will report for duty at the opening of the May term on May 23 unless an order is issued that the jury is not to report. The docket which is now being completed in the circuit court is, as usual, very large and many new cases are listed. " . Six hundred thousand young walleyed pike were put in Fox river between Algonquin and Oswego. The shipment, obtained at the Spring Grave hatchery,, was stocked at various points. On the order of the mayor, the clerk personally notified each and all of the aldermen that the mayor was calling a special meeting of the city board at • o'clock standard time May 9 to receive a committee > of daylight savers. At the stated till* the clerk called the roll with BarbianvKreutzer and Schaefer present. As no quorum was present the meeting was ad­ journed. PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY. MAY 7,1112 If this Council or any of the past could plan McHenry all over again, their first concern would be to alleys. Wally Hojnacki and im Rotbermel presented a parking and delivery problem on Riverside drive where lack of alley space or access to rear lots has caused trouble for several years. ' A young McHenry woman will have one of the ingenue leads in the first original play ever to have its premiere X & HELPING PAWS . ANIMAL WELFARE ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 205, Crystal Lake. Illinois 60014 (815)459-2641 Offer Computers Camps For 100,000 Suburban Youths All pet adoptions must befvalidated 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. When adopting a pprthrough Helping Paws, please for ^aur future reference, keep ifeme, address, phone number of the person from whom you adopted pet, and adoption fee, by check, payable to Helping Paws. collar, Edgewood and Pleasant Hill Poodle, white^apHcot, 12-year shaggy female, red collar with bell and ID tag, Heritage Estates, Crystal Lake, 459-5417 evenings. German Shepherd, 4-year sable- black, large site female, wearing heavy chain collar, rabies tag, Coventry, 459-8804 (Reward). Sheltie, 5-year, tan-white, long hair male, Hastings near Dole, 450-3656 (Reward). IFOR ADOPTION Schnoodle, 2-year, silver-black female, good with pets, 455-4909, 338 0132. Australian-Shepherd mix, 15-week puppies, good with children and pets, 455-3473 after 6 p.m. Cocker mix, 5-year male, shots, housebroken, neutered, good with pets and children, 312-630-5593. Alaakan Malmute, IV*-year male, shots, good with children and pets, outside dog, 455-2047. Doberman mix puppies, 815-568- 5656. ' Collie-Labrador, 7-year mile, shots, housebroken, good with children, and dogs, 312-630-5444. Labrador adult female, 312-526-3912. Cocker Spaniel, 4-year male, blonde, good with older children and dogs, 338-6515. Terrier mix, lfe-year, black-grey, short hair, female, housebroken, outside dog, 455-4043 or 455-1580. Labrador mix, 2-month, Mack, fuzzy, male, 312-6304024 after 5 p.m. "Yorkepoo", seven 6-week puppies, black with white patch, 312-428-8840. Springer Spaniel, 2V*-year female; 7-week Springer-Shepherd mix female, 312-587-2886. CATS FOR ADOPTION Buff-white short hair, 5-month male, good with children and pets, y 459-1348. Grey-black-white Tabby, young adult, female, short hair, good with pets and children, 450-7682, shots, spayed. Grey-white adult male; black-whit# adult male, neutered, shots, good with pets and' children, 312-6304603. Brown-black Tabby females, shots, spayed, good with pets and adults, 312- 630-6603. Yellow Tabby female, shots, spayed, good with adults, 312-6306603. Orange-white, medium long hair, 15-week male, 338-1737 after 6 p.m., or 450-5000, extension 2310 days. Solid grey, 6-month short hair female, spayed, good with children and pets, 338-2073. Tortoise, 7-year, short hair female, spayed, declawed, 385-2187. Grey with white feet--cheat, 8- month female, 815-728-0862. LOST DOGS Collie, adult, tri-color female, lost September, 1981 in DeKalb area, has been seen "in Crystal Lake, 815-758- 0123. Setter-Shepherd mix, 3-month female, resembles Golden Labrador, white tip tail, Cooney Heights, 385- 8874. Sv Chow, 2Vi-year, yellow male, chain FOUND DOGS German Shepherd adult female, chain around neck, Winnebago "Make your summer count", is the invitation more than 100,000 suburban second to twelfth graders will be getting this week from the Institute For Educational Research. IER, a not-for-profit agency of more than 80 public and private suburban schools, is conducting two-week summer computer camps at nine area locations in June, July and August. The IER computer camper's 0-to-3 day will feature individualized in­ struction building on a child's level of computer knowledge from in­ troductory through intensive ad­ vanced. Goals of the camp are to stimulate interest in learning and stretch and sharpen math, reading, writing, science and other academic county, 1982 Rabies tag, Cherry Valley road, 338-4420. Labrador mix adult, black female, brown collar, Coventry, 450-0186. Young male Terrier, beige-tan, curly hair, blue nylon collar, front feet point out, Fox Lake road, 312-497-4465. Campers will become proficient in programming and move on to originate their own materials in­ cluding graphics. A full complement of computers is available at each location to IER campers who work as computer partners. IER computer camps wil be held north at Marie Murphy school in Wilmette; near north at Lincoln Hall Middle school in Lincolnwood; and West at Forest Glen school in Glep Ellyn, Naperville North high school in Naperville; and O'Neill Junior high school in Downers Grove. The fee per session represents the cost of a two-week session plus a donation to IER. Tax deductions can be made to the extent allowable by federal income tax law. 1 For additional information on this massive ^tpmputer learning project sponsored by more than 80 school districts, call the Institute For Educational Research at 312-858-8060. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the fUea of May 14, 1042). Some good news for the citizens of McHenry waa discovered when the announcement was made that the Hunter Boat Co. haa Just received an order from the U.S. Army to manufacture several hundred boats. Two army officers, a major and a first lieutenant, were recent visitors here, at which time, they interviewed the fire chief, checking on fire protection and all the qualifications. The manufacture of the boats will be on an assembly line basis, giving the utmost in speed. Mr. Everet Hunter states that ne hopea to be in full production in June, or as soon as the necessary changes can be made. Stark tragedy invaded a peaceful city last night when Mrs. Leonard Franzen was instantly killed when she was struck by a car in front of the Buss Motor Sales in West McHenry. Those rollicking Shamrocks from out Irish Prairie way, travelled to Crystal Lake and won a 5 to 4 contest. Jim Larkin, on the Shamrock firing line, limited the Boosters to seven hits. TWENTY FIVEYEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 22, 1957). . * At the regular meeting of the City Council, the city entered into an agreement with the Duncan Meter company for the installation of ap­ proximately 64 parking meters on Elm street from Riverside drive to Richmond road. The meter company will make the entire installation at a gost of $65 60 per unit production in McHenry county. She is Nancy Thornton, 17, and the play is "Cheesecake and Cup Cakes", which will be presented at the school this spring. Charles Paetow of Wonder Lake is also a member of the cast. * TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of May 24, 1972). Real estate and personal property tax bills for McHenry county will not be mailed before late July at the earliest and they may be mailed lata*. Based on July mailing date, both installments of real estate taxes will be due in a single payment Sept. 6.A mailing date in August or later would require one payment in full within 30 days after date of mailing of the bills. Mrs. Magdalene Dowe received the first annual Landmark "Pal of the Year" award presented by Landmark School Principal Russ Cooper. Judy Conway Svalander, talented dancer who had her start on the stage of McHenry high school, is home from Europe for a summer visit. She brings with her the success of a recent season touring with the Swedish National Touring theatre of Stockholm. LOST CATS Grey-black stripe, large, short hair, 10-year male, neutered, declawed. orange nose, flea collar, Woodlawn Park, McHenry, 385-6603. Tiger, grey-brown, 2-year female, spayed, short hair,_ Shore drive, Lakeland Park, McHenry, 385-5393. FOUND CAT * White adUlt, large size, medium long hair, gold eye, blue eye, Ames road off Route 31, near Flame and Hearth, 450-1245. <- - Call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet. They will not pick Up pet unless you wish. They'also have pets for adoption, 338-7040. Information on Helping Paws lost and found and adoption, call 450-2641. * Registration For Summer Camp Spen All girls from third grade through high school are invited to register for 12 exciting days of summer fun at Camp Pokonokah Hills. The camp, owned and operated by the Sybaquay Girl Scout council, offers a fun-filled program for girls. Pokonokah Hills is located in nor­ thwestern Wisconsin. Shimming, canoeing, sailing, arts and crafts, hiking and nature study are but a few of the exciting program op­ portunities. Junior high arid high school girls can register for specialized programs such as an extended boundary waters canoe trip, bicycle trip, counselor-in- training program and primitive camping unit. Four 12-day sessions will be offered beginning in June. Information and registration forms are available at the Sybaquay Girl Scout Council, 15 Ziegler Court, Elgin, 111., 60120. In-yitation To Handicapped Handicapped teens looking for summer fun with an extremely active group are invited to join the Windsong Family Teen club. It has been established for the past three years by a family dedicated to making handicapped children happy. / A n o n - p r o f i t organization, the club boasted 183 outings and 6ther activities last year. Club members come, from McHenry, Wonder Lake, Island Lake, C r y s t a l L a k e , ] Algonquin, Lake in the H i l l s , H u n t l e y , Marengo, Cary, Fox 'River Gove and Woodstock. Interested persons should write to the club at P O. Box 261, C r y s t a l L a k e , ' £cott Xol'an A I 1 OH NE V AT t ArW TO HELP YOU WITH: VVillv & Estates Personal Injury s ta te Brrs mess \JNKirtq Worker s Comp And O thp f P rob lems You May Have In i t i a l 1 . Hou r Consu l t a t i on $25 Su i t e B Wh ispe r i nq l 4306Crys ta l l akeRd Po in t Cen te r \ McHcn .y (8 I 5)344 1 630 / WOODSTOCK IHEATKK M A I N S I K H I - J usl ()f f I he Square \dults SI: I I \ I ndfi SI.50; Mill iners SI.50; M5-338-8555 ...May Hearing month. is and Better Speech CONSUMER ^CHECKLIST i P R I M K S S : Starring Christopher (Superman) Reeves & Oyan Cannon * * * Roger Ebert DEATHTRAP "Vastly enter tainingr RexHMdj pg FRI: 7:15, 9:20; ~ SAT. t SUN: 1:15, 3:20, 7:15, 9:20; MON, TUES, THURS: 7:00, 9:10; WEDS: 2:00* 7:00, 9:10 EVENING AT THEATRE An 'Evening at the Theatre" will be preempted at St. Thomas church, Loras hall, Oak street and 176, on May 13-15. Win O'Reilly, Director, has assembled a group of actors for the performance For ticket information, call Millie Biestek at 455-1255. JUST IN CASE, EXCLUSIVE HYDRAULIC DRIVE NO BELTS, CHAINS. SHAFTS, OR PULLEYS Tb® inside Story ot Cese Tim«» testoil and prov#n Cam* provides an oil only link twtvwen lh#» • • and tr ansa * to -no belts shaft* pulley* or chama in ttn* (..4se hydraulic tiacto* d'tvtjIrain Sfrxxrth tK>sitiv«* hydraulic wwi" for aae# of <u*Mat»<»n *i,gi*» i«»v«h cushion control ol speed and direction fr apenence i -dimension m garden tiacto' easw <>i ope»at»oo an<! performance »•*%' dnv* rt C *%+ tcxlay HYDRAULIC OIL RESERVOIR - Stores cooled hydraulic oil from Iho h«Mt •nchangm (or emulation tfwmigh th« DU(PP CAST IRON TRANSAXLE- Thr diial range iranta>i«> provides a high gear tor light load* and transport spaedi a kx» gear tor tough iot>* and slower ground tueedt ROLLER QEROTOR HYDRAULIC MOTOR- Convert, smgoth hydraulic power to mechanical advantage in the steel geared transa»te SINGLE LEVER CUSHION £ONTROL OF PEED AND DIRECTION- hat a of operation and Hwator convenience ar«* hey LVE -- Iters oil Now tor Finite Control ot tracti* ground Mieed ami direction of travel Heii*I valves prevent overloading ot the hydraulic system A FIN HEAT EXCHANGER- 1 tydrauhc oil is continuously tin ulated thu'ugh the heat •»«< hanger to maintain Hrt'^ufll <H>«*'Atioq oil tvfnpefatof* GEAR TYPE PUMP- Dne< tly coupled to the* engine for ( onstant tin* ot hydrauln poww to the traitor drive system optional hydraulic attachment lift anil PT O n>pli< Built to laat longer - Designed to perform better Case quality available only at quality Case dealers THE HOUSE THAT SERVICE BUILT' GEO. 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