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\ > PAGE 12 • PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. JULY 24.1981 m SALE CARAG£ SALE NOTICE COUCH & LOVESEAT, black naugahyde, excellent condition $125.00;; Ex- cercise bike' $15.00; Black & White TV on stand $60.00. 815-385-3041. 7-22-7-24C CLEANING OUT! Selling, like new Avocado green matching 2 slice toaster and can opener $25.00; Electric hamburger fryer press $10.00; Kitchen clock, wood, electric $15.00; 4 Mushroom, beige-brown pattern, vinyl placemats $2.00. Call after 5pm 815-385-1969 after 5pm. Cash only, all prices firm. 7- 22-7-24c RAINBOW VACUUM CLEANER, with at­ tachments. Take over payments or pay off balance. 312-722-6412 . 7-22-8-14C 30" TAPPEN COP- PERTONE Electric range, self cleaning, good condition. 815-385-3757 . 7-22-7-24C CHEAP! Cement Yard Decor. Fountains; Bird- baths; Deer; Religious Statues; Animals; Planters; etc. Saturday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, Sunday 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. 312-356-3034 or 312- 356-3812. 1025 Wildwood (West Miltmore) Lake Villa, 7-22-7-31c THOMAS ORGAN, 2 keyboards with rhythm section, excellent condition $950.00 firm 815-385-8337 . 7- 15-7-31C CONCRETE LAWN DEER and other Lawn Ornaments. Highway 50, 8 miles East of Lake Geneva. 414-537-4529. 7-22-7-24C LOWREY ORGAN Encore with Magic Genie, doulbe keyboard, 3 years old. First $1700 takes or make offer. 815-653-2121. 7-22-7-24C OLDER MODEL Large Freezer upright, good condition $150.00 or best offer. Call after 5pm. 815-385- 5793. 7-22-7-24C STAINLESS STEEL COOK- WARE $300.00, Call 815-459- 6295; Also Color TV, UH- VHF $125.00, Call 815-344- 0962 . 7-3tfc 2 MALE BABY GOATS, $25.00 each. 815-385-1486. 7- 17-7-24C FOR SALE OR TRADE, 1981 Yamaha MX 100, 1980 Yamaha MX 80; Both less than 100 miles, asking $1,300. Will Consider trade for boat of equal or more value. 815- 455-4861. 7-24 ANTIQUE PEDESTAL SINK, excellent condition $60.00 or best offer. Cash only. 815-385-2749 . 7-24 FOOSBALL TABLE $225.00. 815-344-1266 7-24-7-31C 5 HORSE POWER Clutch driven, Shoe brakes, Shocks front and rear $145.00 or best offer. 815-455-2066. 7-24 BMX BIKE, Chrome frame, Mag wheels, Double Gooseneck, All pads, must sell $80.00; 24" Free Spirit 10 speed $65.00 or best offer. 815-385-9603 7-24 j OLD PLAYER PIANO "ROLLS and Cabinet; Old oak dresser and chest of drawers. 497-3926. 7-24 19 CUBIC FT. AMANA Side by Side Refrigerator; 36" gas stove. Both Harvest gold. Call after 6pm 497-4370. 7-24 2 WINDOW AIR CON­ DITIONERS, one 7,000 BTU Carrier $150.00, one 6,000 BTU Fedders $75.00: 2 olive green leather bar stools $15.00 each. Cash only. Call after 6pm. 815-344-3876. 7-24 SUN SCREEN SHADES for Store Windows, many sizes. 815-344-3032 7-24-7-31C SEARS 10 HP TRACTOR, 36" mower deck, snow plow and chains, balloon tire dump trailer, excellent condition 815-385-6814 7-24- 7-29 MOPED 50cc. One of the best by Jawa, Babetta Used very little. $675.00 value for $225.00.815-385-7478. 7-24 W H I R L P O O L C O P - PERTONE Frost free refrigerator, 13 cubic ft. Excellent condition $250.00 or best offer. Call after 5:00 pm 815-385-5193. 7-24-7-29 DINING ROOM set, 6 chairs and china cabinet. Good condition. $450.00. 815-728- 1519 or 312-897-8460 ext. 258. 7-24-7-31C OAftAOt SALi MOVING SALE, Furniture; Large dog carrier; Clothing; Much misc. 3617 James Street. July 25th & July 26th, 9:00 am to? 7-22-7-24C MOVING TO CALIFORNIA Sale! 1979 Yamaha 250 snowmobile; 1978 Kawasaki 440 snowmobile; Pool table; Living room chairs and recliner, etc. Saturday & Sunday July 25th & July 26th. Cash only. 7912 Bay View Road, White Oaks Bay Subdivision, Wonder Lake. 7-22-7-24C DOUBLE GARAGE SALE, Fox Fire, Crystal Lake, 3848 & 3808 Weathervane Lane, July 24th & July 25th, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Outboard motor; Baby bike seat; TV; Toys; Misc. 7-22-7-24c YARD SALE, Friday & Saturday, July 24th & July 25th,9:00 am til ? Rain Date Sunday. Clothes size 14-50 and misc. 3820 East Lakeshore Drive, Wonder Lake. 7-22-7-24c GARAGE SALE, 5512 North H i g h l a n d , P i s t a k e e Highlands, July 23rd thru July 25th, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. 8'x7' steel garage door; Excerise bike; Cameras; Tri-Chem paints, and much misc. Cash only. No Early Birds please. 7-22-7-24c GARAGE SALE (at the barn). A little bit of Everything! 2Mz miles east of Chapel Hill on Rte. 134 (Bay Road). July 24,25. 9am to 5pm. 7-24 GARAGE SALE, Clothes Children and Adult; Toys; Auto parts; Tools; Much miscellaneous. Saturday & Sunday 9:00 am til dark. 824 North River Road, McHenry. 7-24 YARD SALE, 35 hp outboard motor; 1M> hp Gasoline engine; 1VX2" Pipe fit­ tings; New Fish skinner; 31 ft. log chain; Wheelbarrow, rubber tires; Antique wood duck decoys; 19" Zenith color TV; Old TV guides; BBQ Grill; Pots, Pans and dishes. Lot of Misc. Saturday July 25th, 8:00 am to 12:00 noon, 3910 N. Pitzen Road. 7- 24 G A R A G E S A L E . Babies,Womens and mens clothing Many books, comic books and much misc. Thursday & Friday July 23,24. 9am-5pm. 1721 N. High view, Lakeland Park. 7-24 GARAGE SALE, July 25th & July 26th, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, Misc. furniture; Riding l a w n m o w e r ; S o m e household items. 3602 East- Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake. 7-24 GARAGE SALE, July 24th & July 25th, 9:00 am to ?, 3 Families clean attics! Clothes from infant to womens and mens; Fur­ niture; automatic washer; Tools; Crib; etc. 221 North Blvd., Lilymoor. 2 blocks off Route 120. 7-24 PET COIUMN FREE PUPPIES, Irish Setter and ?, Adorable, 6 weeks old. 815-728-0726 after 5pm 7-22-7-24C HORSES ADVANCED HANDYMAN, V e r y R e a s o n a b l e . Wolmanized decks, Fencing, Siding, Plumbing and Electric. Call Matt O. 312- 587-9155. 7-24-7-SlC FREE HEARING TESTS, Set for Wednesday 10am to 5pm. 3937 W. Main St. McHenry Hearing Aid Center. 7-ltfc Chil4 Core UNLICENSED FACILITIES CAN'T BE ADVERTISED According to the Child Care Act of 1969, it is o misdemeanor to care for another person s child in your home unless that home is licensed by the State of Illinois. 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: ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN ft FAMILY SERVICES Lake Villa Field Office P.O Bo* 269 215 North Milwaukee Ave. Lake Villa. III. 60046 312-3561011 WANTED TO mi MOTOR HOME to sleep 5. August 9th thru 22nd. Phone 815-385-5035 after 5:00pm or weekends 7-24-7-31c UPANTEO TO BUT" I AM BUYING, Scrap Gold, Gold coins, Scrap silver, Silver coins U.S. or Foreign, Platinum. Scrap or coins. Baseball cards. 815-344-4010. 7-ltfc W A N T S D : T R U M ­ PET,Bach, Yamaha, King or Hoi ton. 815-344-1375. 7-22- 7-24c PAINTER LOOKING For Used Ladders, Extension Ladders and Planks. 815-385- 3843 or 815-385-5564. 7-22-7- 24c CASH PAID FOR Junk cars, running or not. Immediate removal. 312-526-3116 . 7-ltfc NYLON 7'x7' 3 man back pack tent and rain fly in good condition. 815-344-0922. 7-22-7-24C M O V I N G ? C L E A N I N G HOUSE? Buying Antique furniture, China, Glassware, lamps, Railroad items, etc. 815-678-4141. 7-8-7-31C I a photo of the "McHenry Is... cast who will perforin in the FIESTA PERFORMERS-Th Pearl street park during tin Friday of Fiesta Days. In top row, from Sally Larkin, Tom Bitterman and Deb Zimmerman; bottom, Mike Teta, Cindy Jones, Nancy Glosson and Dan Jannotta. The Thursday concert runs from 8 to 10:30 p.m., the Friday theme night from 5 to 11 p.m. rsday night (July 23) band concert, and for theme night left, are Cathy Dowell, Lina Miller, Steve Doherty, Legal Notice The McHenry Township Road District is adverttatak to purchase a 1962 model 1 ton truck (chassis only). Specifications may be picked up at the McHenry Township Road District Office at 3703 N. Richmond Rd., between the hours of 8 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. Opening of the bids will be at 10:<» A.M. August 5, by the Town Clerk. _ • The McHenry Township Road District reserves the right to reject any or all bids, waive technicalities, and will accept any bid ad­ vantageous to the Road District. By order of McHenry Township Road Commissioner Clarence Regner (Pub. July 24,1981) No. 810348 Six Vie For 4-H King i n _ . l. t _ / / n r n n c The 4-H king and queen member of the „ Clever IU&CIT f l ' * I U l l U U d candidates have prepared Clovers 4-H club. 1 • H/tfW tMTHPAV Sessssssssssssssssss HAPPY LEGAL 18 Love, Sis I SERVICE NEWS Isssssssssssssssssl CARD Of THANKS WE WISH TO Express Our Heartfelt Appreciation for the many acts of kindness, Cards and Floral Offerings, received during the illness and passing of our Loved One. Many, Many Thanks to All and a Special Thanks to S h i r l e y L o s s m a n . The Lester V. Adams Family 7-22-7-24C IN MEMOftlAM FREE PUPPIES, 1/5, Siberian Husky and Vfe ?, some blue eyed. Call anytime 815-344-5030. 7-24 LOST, Lilymoor Area. White male cat, one blue eye, one green eye, deaf, family pet. 815-385-4170 evenings or 815- 385-0300 weekdays. 7-22-7- 24c PETS m SALT" POMERANIAN PUPPIES, 1 female, 2 males. 815-568- 8614 . 7-24-7-31C 14 YEAR OLD Black and White Collie Mix. Male, neutered, all shots. Reasonable. 815-455-1186 or 815-459-4233 P.M. 7-24 SIAMESE KITTEN, Blue Point, female 9 faeeks old, $45.00.815-648-4357. 7-22-7- 24c In loving memory of Howard Dowell who pa«**d away two years ago, July 23 I miss you Dear, so deeply. No words could ever say. The days have passed so lonely, Since you have gone away. We knew so much of hap­ piness. We had our cup of joy. And memory is one gift of God, That death cannot destroy. Loving Wife and Family i-l* LOST LOST, 1 PACKAGE OF PICTURES And Negatives on July 13th morning. Mechanical pictures. Of value only to owner. If found please call 815-385-7107 . 7-24 Meritorious Mast Given Young Marine Marine Cpl. Christopher L. Moncrief, son of Berne and Jane Moncrief of 1500 Briar, Spring Grove, has been awarded a meritorious Mast while serving with 1st bat­ talion, 7th Marines. Camp Pendleton, Calif. A Meritorious Mast is official recognition from a Marine's commanding of­ ficer for superior individual performance. It is issued in the form of a bulletin published throughout the command, and a copy is entered in the Marine's permanent service records. John Meyer Graduate In Electronics ' / N a v y E l e c t r o n i c s Technician 3rd Class John F. Meyer, son of Loretta and Donald R. Meyer, Sr., of 3619 W. Main, McHenry, was graduated from Basic Electronics Technician school. The course was conducted at the Navy Service School command, Great Lakes. Students received in­ troductory instruction on electronic circuit concepts, radar principles, and the basics of radio transmitters and receivers. In addition, they studied the procedures for repairing amplifiers, transmitters, receivers and power supply lines. ASSIGNED TO BASE Airman Frank E. Schreiber III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Schreiber, Jr., of 302 Hoy avenue, Woodstock, 111., has been assigned to Chanute Air Force base, after completing Air Force basic training. His wife, Deborah, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mauer of 1725 N. Park, McHenry. Can® prepared information about them­ selves and commented on the value of 4-H. The 19814-H king and queen will be crowned on 4-H night, Thursday evening, Aug. 6 during the McHenry county fair. King Candidates Jeff Martin, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Martin, Harvard, is a 10-year member of Harvard Prairie Toppers 4-H club. "My projects include beef and woodworking. Playing 4- H softball is one of my favorite summertime ac­ tivities. My club has gone downstate twice and finished third last year. To me, 4-H means doing to learn better things. It also means county and state fairs and displaying your projects with pride. 4-H is meeting new people and, making lasting friendships. 4-H is a good way to start young people in future careers and it teaches leadership and responsibility." John Fritz, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fritz, Walworth, Wis., is a nine- year member of Harvard Prairie Toppers. "My projects over the years have consisted of beef, field crops, com­ munications, photography, leadership and wood­ working. By participating in a variety of activities, I have found 4-H a rewarding ex­ perience. It has meant many new learning experiences, opportunities and respon- fibilities that have hefyed mabetter prepare myself for the future. 4-H has also taught me that in order to reach a goal, you must first have the interest, then a dream to excel, and finally the dedication to put forth the effort to accomplish that dream. I have benefited from 4-H in many ways, but the most important thing 4-H has given me is the unending friendships that I am sure will last a lifetime." Steve Drendel, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Drendel, Huntley. Nine-year member of Huntley Har- vestors 4-H club. "I am currently vice- president of my 4-H club and I've held two other club offices. A few of my most active projects are beef for nine years, swine for four years and field crops for two years. I am enrolled in seven different project areas this year. I have been actively involved in the 4-H Federation for four years and hold the offices of treasurer and recreation chairman." Gary Payne, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Payne, Woodstock, is a nine-year APPALOOSA MARE, 9 years, 16.2 hands, Pleasure or Brood Mare prospect. Evenings 815-344-0951 or Days 312-639-6630 . 7-22-7-24c BAY MARE, 6 years. Hunter, Jumper Prospect. Evenings 815-344-0951 or Days 312-639-6630. 7-22-7-24C SITUATION WANTED DO YOUR \ WEEKLY housekeeping. Dependable and Reasonable. Call after 3:00 pm 815-385-2605. 7-17-7- 24c ELDERLY LADY, requests job as Cook and Housekeeper, for piderly Gentleman. Call 815-385-7733 after 5:00 pm. 7-17-7-24c <011 I MONEY HEALTH TRAVEL COOKING POLITICS GARDENING ON THE LINE with MAL BELLAIRS 9 HI NOON "4-H has meant much to me throughout my nine years as as member. I have many new friends through Federation activities, 4-H camp as a camper and counselor, 4-H softball and many other activities. 4-H has also helped me to prepare for my future. It has helped me communicate effectively, and its projects have helped me to further my knowledge for my future career. I am proud and honored to be chosen to serve on the 4-H King court." Ken Schumer, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schumer, Sharon, Wis., is a 10-year member of the Harvard Prairie Toppers. "As I look back over my 10 years in 4-H, I can see 4-H has been important to me. I've had many new learning experiences, opportunities and responsibilities which I've enjoyed Most of all, I enjoy the new friendships I've made through 4-H. Some of my projects have con­ sisted of sheep, photography, veterinary science, and leadership. I will never forget how 4-H taught me to make friends and have fun while working hard to reach my goals." Barry Nichols, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Nichols, Hebron, is a 10-year member of Hebron Helping Hands. No further in­ formation provided. June traffic fatalities on Illinois highways decreased 12 percent when compared to figures* for June, 1980, ac­ cording to provisional statistics released by the Illinois Department of Transportation and the Illinois State police. Provisional figures show 154 people died as a result of 136 accidents in June. This is a decrease from the 175 provisional fatality total for June 1980 and a decrease of 18.1 percent from the 188 provisional fatality total for June 1979. In all accidents, there were 22 pedestrians killed in 21 accidents, eight pedalcyclists killed in eight accidents, four persons killed in three railroad crossing accidents, and 36 persons killed in 32 accidents involving motorcycles. HAIR DIMENSIONS FEATURING. GREAT FOR SUMMER HAIR mill IWhlll Gracious Dining In a Beautiful Setting OPEN SAT. & SUN. ONLY . . . A VARIED MENU THAT ALWAYS INCLUDES STEAK AND PRIME RIB . . . . A DINING ROOM OVERLOOKING THE SCENIC PLUM TREE GOLF COURSE. Sat. from 5:00 p.m. Sun' from 3:00 p.m. wiAijk N A T I O N A L G O L F C L U B 19511 LEMBCKE ROAD, HARVARD Phone 943-7474 For Reservations DISCOVER OUR JULY 23-26 PETTING ZOO See and touch dozens of animals during „ail maii hours. Monday--Friday 10am 9pm Saturday 10am-5:30pm Sunday Noon-5pm H Crystal Point fTtal ftcbre 14 and Mom ^rreer .Crystal Lake >