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SECTION 1 - PAGE 12 - PLAINDEALER-TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23,1975 IPBIP mmm wmmt, ;• mm* " <>« ' ' mmtma mmm tMvewie mm <w> »*•* E o Nb cash refunds on prepaid ads. Cards of Thanks, In Memoriam, Situation Wanted, Wanted To Rent, Wanted To Buy and Garage Sales MUST be paid in advance. %The Plaindealer is not responsible for errors in clas­ sified ads after the first insertion. Check your ad after the first insertion and call our attention to any mistakes. OFFICE HOURS: MON.-FRI. 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. SAT. 9:00 a.m. to Noon. Classified Copy Deadline WEDNESDAY PAPER-MONDAY 4 P.M. FRIDAY PAPER - WEDNESDAY 4 P.M. PHONE 385 0170 AUTOS '65 LeSABRE parts for sale. Radio, seats, engine etc. Call 497-4260 12-24 5 ,J4 CHEVROLET pick up good condition $550. '66 Cadillac Convertible $450. 385-8089 •venings. . 12-19/12-23 1974 3/4 ton Chevrolet pick «E> with top, excellent condi-on, low mileage. Call after $p.m. 815-568-7163 12-19-TF-1-2 i H973 FORD H Ton pickup Ex­ plorer 23,000 miles 2 extra' wheels & snow tires excellent Condition 385-8385 12-17/12-26 SNOWMOBILES 1976 SNOWMOBILE Scorpion kittle Whip 292 never used )0. 815-678-4023 12-19/12-23 BUSINESS SERViCtS FREE PICK-UP of jupk cars And trucks, night and day, 459- 9081 12-3-TF-1-2 RAKESTRAW'S SNOW PLOWING Ra<J.io Dispatched r tall 385-8020 12-3/1-14 .• REMOOEUHTI * ADDITIONS • CABINET | MAKING 25 yrs. experience I Call for Free Estimates S HENRY NELL 12-24/1-2 BUSINESS SERVICES Snowplowing, 24 hour service, residential, or commercial,al­ so general hauling. 385-1484 12-10/12-26 SNOW PLOWING. Parking lots, subdivisions, private roads, driveways, free estimates, Sanding, Paul's Sons Trucking. 385-8960 12-5/1-30 DON-UN SNOWPLOWING and LAWN CARE SERVICE COMMERCIAL or RESIDENTIAL 815-385-5512 12-3/1-14 PRICES Service M. & K. KARPET KLEANING SERVICE Carpets steamed Cleaned Free Estimates Why not have your rugs sparkling for the Holidays. No job too small 385-2095 Dally 344-0656 Evenings after 6 ® FOR SALE Child's Artie Kitty Cat snow­ mobile; 4.5 outboard motor Ted Williams 385-5061 12-24 FIREPLACE WOOD. Seasoned oak - split $30 ton delivered; $25 pickup your own 815-675- 2194/385-7374 12-23/1-30 1 pair of C-78-14, whitewall snow tires, excellent condition $25. 385-5727 12-23 4-78x15 White wall tires and rims, used 6 months and 2-78x 16 white wall snow tires used one winter $150. for all, will not separate 385-3954 12-23/12-26 Used 38" electric Hot Point stove, good condition $50 or best offer 815-344-1465 12-24 Gibson ES 330 Guitar with case and Kustom Amp $600., Hodaka Super Rat $275. Wards Bumper pool table, 33x50x31 $75. 385- 4641 12-23 SEASONED FIREWOOD, prompt delivery $35 per ton 815-338-3981 or 338-1169 10-31-TF-1-2 Furniture of 14 model homes now being sold. 30 to 50% off will separate. Terms. 312-398- 5250 12-3/12-31 Brand new Minnesota Fats reg. size 7/8" thick slate pool table Complete with cover, cleaning brushes, 6 cues and rack, peas and cup. List $850. asking $550 Phone: 815-385-2177 or 385- 2977 12-17-TF SAVE CASHi in the Bargain basement at Carey Appliance on Scratch-N-Dent appliances, all at reduced prices. Also a large inventory of used and model home appliances. Stop in today at Carey Appliance, 1241 N. Green Street, McHenry. 12-10/1-2 Will deliver and install salt in soft water softeners. Rock, pellet and block salt. For de­ livery call 385-9338 12-19/12- 26 3 Beautiful glass tables, large glass topped coffee table with 2 matching. - end > tables, gold colored ornamental metal bases designed to go with any decor. In excellent condition $295.815- 385-0881 12-19/12-23 SPLIT OAK FIREWOOD with- kindling-Best Quality delivered 1st. Ton $35 2nd Ton $30. Harry Hans, Jr. 385-3927 12-3-TF-1-2 FOR RENT SELL OR RENT 2 bedroom all electric. Agent 815-344- 1183 12-24-TF-1-2 2 bedroom apartment in Mc Henry, $195 per month, secur­ ity deposit, 1 year lease. No pets. 385-1980 12-3-TF-1-2 FURNISHED 2 bedroom home on Fox River, fireplace, available Jan. 1st. Lease optional $260 month 385-8260 or 455-0217 12-17/12-26 For Sale or For Rent. Con­ dominium, 2 bedrooms, l%baths colored appliances in kitchen, fully carpeted, patio and garage. 385-1346 12-3-TF-1-2 11-26/1-7 TO BE GIVEN AWAY GIVE AWAY electric Hotpoint range, flair condition - for cost of ad. 385-6061 12-24 To placing your Classified $ Adv. but they work like.. . Theres No Trick! WRITE YOUR OWN & SAVE WW 15 WORDS or LESS $1.50 2nd Time $2.50 10c for each additional word per. insertion FILL OUT COUPON & MAIL WITH CHECK TO THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 W. Elm St. McHenry, III. 60050 Amount Enclosed $ No Refunds insertions Please insert as written for Must be paid in Advance iADDRESS No Commercial Accounts FIREWOOD FOR SALE Already cut, ready to burn 1 ton - $35.00 2 tons - $65.00 FREE DELIVERY CALL ANYTIME 653-9075 or 385-3269 12-3-TF-1-2 12-12/12-24 VACANT PROPERTY CITY LOT 85 x 158, water & sewer. Shepherd Hill Drive. By owner. 385-1396 after 5 pm 11-21-TF-1-2 VACANT One Plus acres zoned light Industry. McHenry area. Terms available. Arthur T. Mc Intosh & Co., 312-372-2040 ex­ tension C. 12-3-TF-1-2 HELP WANTED Sell Auto Insurance Part Time 612-395-6648 12-3-TF-1-2 HILLSB0R0 GOOSE NECK TRAILERS • 16 to 30 ft. In r<ook • Grain dunyp tu'.i and flttbeds ALSO COMPLETE LINE OP, 3RADEN WINCHES Adams Enterprises 3017 W. Rte. 120 McHenry Ph. 815-385-5970 12-3-TF-l AVON LIVEN UP YOUR LIFE AND EARN MONEY, TOO Sail quality products made by the world's largest cosmetics company. Inter­ ested? Call: M rs..Bauer 385-5385 12-23/12-26 3 PIECE ROOM OUTFIT Sofa Sleeper, chair, 2 step tables, cocktail table, 5 piece dinette, dresser, mirror, chest, headboard. All New $486.00 complete 815-3851800 FOOD STORE MANAGERS WANTED ! Experienced Only I I I I I j Excellent Opportunity S.E.I. CORP. 815-385-8097 ^2-19/12-26 FOR SALE ALUMINUM PLATES 25' A Plate - 6 Plate Minimum Size 23 X 35 .009 Thick Inquire At THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 \\. Elm St.-McHenry Phone: 385-0170. SITUATION WANTED High School Student will do odd jobs - call 385-5118 after 4 12-24 FEMALE HELP WANTED BABY SITTER for 2 pre School children 7 am to 4 pm Edge- brook Heights area 385-3887 12-24 Woman (live-in preferred), to care for a young woman and child. General housekeeping. Good pay. Write c/o Plaindealer Box DE 6, 3812 Elm St.; Mc Henry, II. 12-19/12-31 WEEKLY RATES available on small furnished apartments and sleeping rooms. 385-0266 days, 385-8905 evenings. 12-3-TF-1-2 Office space for rent, panelled, carpeted and air conditioned. Conveniently located on Rte. 31 $65.00 and up 455-0320 12-3-TF-l-2 Office space for rent. Carpeted, central air, heat and electric all furnished. Plenty of parking 4719 W. Rte. 120, 385-4619 12-3-TF-1-2 2 BEDROOM - 1% bath condom­ inium, fully carpeted, stove, re- '^igerator, dishwasher, dis­ posal, attached garage, $275 per month Call: 385-2769 12-3-TF-1-2 Twc bedroom apartment 385- 8042 or 385-5925 12-3-TF-1-2 DELUXE 2 BEDROOM, Country Club waterfront home. Com-" pletely furnished, fireplace, gas b.q. grill, cent, air, shore sta­ tion $350 month, plus deposit 385-7273 or 385-7050 12-19/12-26 .Apartment for rent. 385-9726 12-19-TF-1-2 SNOWMOBILE On 100 miles of daily groomed trails. Scenic beauty, warm, cozy cot­ tages with fireplace. Pit stops and activities for lots of winter fun. Write soon for moreinfor- j mation. PINEHURST RESORT St. Germain, Wisconsin, 54558 REAL ESTATE 2 BR. CONDO, 1st Fl. reduced to $23,000 Immediate occupancy after 5 pm 385-2681 11-19-TF-1-2 IN EDGEBR00K HEIGHTS BY OWNER Newly decorated, custom built all brick ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, kitchen-dining area. Full finished basement with 2nd kitchen, central air, 1% car att. garage, water softner, TV rotor antenna, dishwasher, all windows thermooane. plaster walls and ceilings, large concrete patio with lights and gas grill. Well landscaped let adjacent to 2 acres of open land. Middle 40's. BY APPOINTMENT. 385-1396 AFTER 5;O0 P.M. 12-10-TF-1-2 Commission operates the National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS). To report product-related accidents or for infor­ mation on product safety call toll-free: 800- 638-2666. Maryland only--800-492-2937 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Sue Reese * . 385-7859 WANTED TO BUY Large roll top desk. 815-3n>- 0170 days or 815-385-2718after 5 p.m. 12-3-TF-1-2 Adch essograph addressing ma­ chine, must take "B" type plates. Call McHenry Plain- dealer and ask for Dick 385- 0170 10-31-TF-1-2 PETS FOR SALE Cute and Cuddly pups, new sel­ ection every week. All come with a 1 year guarantee. 815- 385-7897 12-3-TF-l-2 DOBERMAN PUPS red, 9 weeks AKC $125 385-8944 12-19/12-23 AKC registered St. Bernard pups. Call 414-728-3020 after 8 p.m. or weekends. 12-19/12-23 Chihuahua - Tiny Toy male. Ready for Xmas $75. AKC reg. Call 455-1447 after noon 12-19/12-23 JUST IN TIME for Xmas. Make some little boy or girl happy. 1 male miniature AKC poodle 12 weeks old 385-6263 12-19/12-23 CONSUMER GUIDEL INES The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Com­ mission is working to protect the public from unreasonable risks of injury associated with consumer products. To obtain reliable infor­ mation about -product safety problems, the Les .Nejedly One 1 Special Person Despite injuries If I could pick a special person to pay tribute to: someone who is not a super star, who is not a great political figure, or a millionaire: He is just the guy next door, a neigh­ bor, a friend. What makes this person so special to all of those who know him? It's his ability to cope with what has happened to him. Perhaps cope is really not the word, I guess we all cope in one way or another, but if things don't go fright we do our share of letting everyone around us know it. That's what makes this person special, the mishap that has befallen him would make most of us say "Why Me"? Not him, he says, "Thank God I'm still here. I could be dead, or crippled. He can't eat, can hardly talk, has a broken nose, both jaws are broken and wired together, his arm, hand and fingers are in a cast. But yet his sense of humor is unbelievable. Mark Twain or Charles Dickens could say it so much better than I. But thank God for giving us a friend like Les Nejedly. If any of you out there are feeling sorry for yourself take a lesson from a special person. Les, all of us have learned something from you, I guess the most important thing is, "to live each day as though it were our last". To enjoy our families, children, friends, those things that cannot be replaced or brought back once they are gone. * Les Nejedly, you are a special person. PARENTS FOR YOUTH Santa Claus was in Lakemoor Saturday. He went from house to house to visit with the children. Some of you were asleep, some were Christmas shopping. But if anyone was missed it was because the rain was coming down and Santa did not want his reindeer getting a cold, because then they would be sick on Christmas Eve. So if Santa missed anyone just send your letters to him and he will see what he can do. The ladies in Parents for Youth were responsible for bringing Santa to Lakemoor. Thank you Santa Claus. NOT$S FROM YOUR FIRE DEPARTMENT The members of company 3, McHenry Township Fire Protection District, Lilymoor Station, wish one and all a happy holiday season. Plan on making this a safe holiday by being careful, with Christmas tree and decorations. REMEMBER Don't let an accident mar your Holiday Season. Think safety at all times and have a safe and Merry Christmas and a safe and Happy New Year. BICENTENNIAL The spirit of Christmas was in the showing of fantastic bake goodies. The report from Ruth Freeman, who was in charge of the bake sale, was that this was one of the best bake sales Lakemoor has ever had. , The handicraft items were great bargains for Christmas shoppers. You are all really some kind of nice people! And Bicen­ tennial orchids to each and every one of you. Next event for Bicentennial is a Sweetheart dance, so watch for further information. MERRY CHRISTMAS Christmas is a special time of year. Special in so many ways. Many kinds of emotions are experienced at Christmas time, One of generosity for giving to those less fortunate than us, remembering Christmas passed with friends that we haven't seen for a long time, family that may live far a w a y . . . T r i m m i n g t h e t r e e . . . D e c o r a t i n g t h e house... Shopping for gifts ....Baking cookies, cakes, breads, making can­ dy...Parties with neighbors nad family...Sending Christmas cards with the kids school pictures inside...and letters to Santa. But most of all the spirit of Christmas is the gift of LOVE. To celebrate the birth of Christ. Happy birthday, Jesus. Merry Christmas to all of you from the Reeses. • • « * Church-goers don't nec­ essarily lead model lives, b u t o n t h e a v e r a g e , / they're each community's c best citizens. Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 728-0267 Sleigh Full Of * Good Wishes To Stauffer Family A Santa's sleigh full of good wishes to Len and Diane Stauffer and their children, who are leaving Wonder Lake to move to California. As for­ mer owner of Choice Realty, Len commented, "I have realized my life long ambition; to reside in a warm and sunny climate. But in leaving Wonder Lake, we have mixed emotions, and many memories that will never be forgotten." The Stauffers would be happy to have friends stop in or call before they leave on Dec. 26. COMMUNAL PENANCE In preparation for Christmas, a Communal Penance Service will be offered at Christ the King church on Tuesday, Dec. 23, at 8 p.m. The children in the lower CCD classes will par­ ticipate in the Christmas Eve Mass at 8 p.m. on Dec. 24. Some of the children will sing Christmas carols and some will bring forth Christmas banners that they have made. * IN THE DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS WE OBSERVED... ...while shopping., jewelry, jewelry, jewelry - for men! .. almost every store selling - mood rings...dough mixers on sale for $24.95 (we like to slap around a little bread dough while mixing and kneading it by hand - always thought it was great therapy for getting rid of our anger and frustrations) ...the fantastic register totals in the toy stores, $50, $75, and up • so much money spent and so little meaning and ap­ p r e c i a t i o n . . . t h e M c H e n r y resident who was doing his shopping at "home" on a Friday night, only to find a present from the city as he returned to his car laden with packages - a parking ticket! ...WHILE WATCHING T V, ...Dean Martin's Christmas in California special, which was all California and no Christ­ mas, with the exception of a few props which seemed out of place, and finally at the very end of the show, "White Christmas", sung by Dino - Bah Humbug!*... and then, Mac Davis, capturing some of the meaning of Christmas by sharing his Special with our youngest and oldest citizens. Their "Joy to the World" brought joy to our world...and, enthusiastically watching the "Homecoming" for yet another year, identifying with the reality of family life and recalling the bittersweet memories of our own post depression Christmases. BIRTHDAYS Birthday greetings to Rev. Richard Wright, Pastor of the Wonder Lake Bible Church, on Dec. 24. Happy fifteenth bir­ thday to Marty Gibbons, son of Tim and Kay Gibbons, on Dec. 28. Happy fifth birthday to Kimberly Ann Jones, daughter of Don and Toni Jones, on Dec. 29. Happy ninth birthday to Danny Doyle, son of Sharon and Art Doyle, on Dec. 30. Happy birthday to Dorothy Bazan, on Dec. 30. ANNIVERSARY Happy nineteenth wedding anniversary to Joyce and George Brinkmann, of St. Francis Heights, on Dec. 29. HAPPINESS IS Happiness is... taking the kids along to chop down your own fresh Christmas tree...Hap­ piness is...the fourth and fifth grade classes of Harrison School traveling to Mill Run theatre to see the "Stingiest Man in Town". Happiness is...a warm house. Happiness is...baking and decorating lots of Christmas cookies. Hap­ piness is...watching the youngsters at Harrison school proudly perform "on stage" for their parents and friends at their annual Christmas program. Happiness is...a Christmas wish that you will find in your heart on Christmas day only a spark of the true joy that filled the world on that first Christmas almost 2,000 years ago. Lakeland Park Marilyn Nystrom 385-7014 New Homowners Must Register Before Primary There are so many new homeowners in Lakeland Park, that I thought I would give the names and addresses of the voter registrars. They are Frank Hromec, ? 1611 N. Pleasant avenue, 386r0194, and John Licastro, 1603 N. North avenue, 385-1703. If you haven't registered to vote, please do so within the next couple of weeks. BIRTHDAYS Happy birthday to Kim Butler, Dec. 16; John Gacek and Joe Gerambio, Dec. 18; Kimberly Powers, Dec. 20, and Sharon Gacek, Dec. 28. Many happy returns. WORLD TRAVELER COMES HOME Forgot to mention! Laura Lindquist has returned -from her fabulous trip to Italy. She lived there six months and ended up loving their habit of having spaghetti every day. Glad to have you back, Laura! GREETINGS EXTENDED I want to wish everyone at this time a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New year. NOTICE S Kenq tfcwtaa To show our appreciation to our custom­ ers and friends, instead of sending Christmas cards, we are making donations to the area Rescue Squads. ' S.H. FREUND & SONS Eugene, Paul, and Bob < 12-24 £et there be peace on earth foraUjUanfeindi