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PAGE 14 Pl.AINHE AI,FR - FRIDAY Oi TOBKR 2, 1981 fOlt 26 HORSE STALES, Crystal Lake area. Feed, water & clean $100.00 each monthly. Turn out available. Use of indoor arena with heated viewing room can be arranged. Groups or individuals welcome. 815- 455-4620 or 815-455-2815. 9-30- 10-2c IN McHENRY, 3 bedroom Raised ranch. Large family room, wall to wall carpeting, 2 car garage $425.00 month. 312-541-5817 or 312-541-7770. 10-2-10-9C 1 BEDROOil APART­ MENT. r Semi-retired or retired individuals, -im­ mediate occupancy, security deposit required. 815-344- 4231 10-2tfc KENT i FOR ftfcNT 2-3 BEDROOM House with full basement and garage. $325.00 plus security. Call between 10:30am-2pm. 815- 653-2731 10-2-10-9C FOR RENT, 5 bedroom House in downtown McHenry. Zoned B-3 so business is permitted in the home, $560.00 per month. ERA-RDG REALTY 815-385- 9394. * 9-25-10-2C SHARE HOME, Single Female. 815-385-8944. 9-25- 10-2c FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted to share with same. McHenry Condo, washer, dryer, pool, 2 bedrooms, $150.00 per month. Call daytime 10:00 am to 5:00 pm,Tonya. 815-344-5158. 9-25- 10-2c 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. * Furnished or unfurnished. 3303 W. Lake Shore, Wonder Lake.8am-7pm. 9-25-10-2C STORAGE in my Garage for 1 boat or what have you. $9.00 a month. Neilson, 1622 N.Park Street. 10-7-10-9-c 1 PLUS BEDROOM Cottage with appliances. Scenic wooded acreage. Johnsburg, $325 00 plus utilities and security. Short term lease until May. To view call 815- 385-7987 or 312-787-6565. 10-2- 10-9c INGELSIDE. Crockettes Estates, 3 bedroom house, $325 00 plus utilities and security lease. 312-356-2232. 10-2 WONDER LAKE. 5 room house. 2 bedrooms, $300 month, available im­ mediately. Call after 6pm 312-299-5168. 10-2 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT in Spring Grove, waterfront, fireplace, $260 per month plus utilities and security. 815-385-1313 10-2 NEAR BURTONS Bridge. 2 bedroom house, on Fox River. $300 per month, security and references required, immediate oc­ cupancy. Call 312-773-0836 after 5:30pm. 10-2 WONDER LAKE, 2 bedroom house, $300 per^month, responsible couple. No pets. 312-358-9026 10-2 £ . fYE FARMHOUSE FOR RENT 3 4 bedrooms, totaily remodeled flat, on ap­ proximately 1 acre of shaded and rolling landscape. Located in Richmond countryside, children and pets welcome. $385. p»r month. 815-678-2861 LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL LAKE GENEVA Deluxe I H 2 bedroom apar 'ments fu l ly corpeted I i ce 'C' rc Ki 'hs co le uppl ian ce*> d ishwasher o i r con d i t iomny laundry large storage area gas heat By lake, severa l b locks f rom downtown. Geneva Lake Apartments 1321 W Main St . Lake Geneva Wi. 414 243-4572 ,0 2 TF 2 FARM HOUSE FOR REN1 2 bedrooms, ? baths, totally remodeled flat, on ap­ proximately one acre of shaded and rolling landscape Located in Spring Grove coun tryside 1 cor gorage. children welcome. $290 per month. 815-678-2861 <* 5 YEAR OLD Raised ranch, energy efficient, completely carpeted, 2 bath\ $300.00 month. 31^351-0957 . 9-30-10- 2c 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENT, carpeted $310.00, no pets, security deposit. Can 815-455-1440. j 9-30-10-2C 2 BEDROOM DELUXE CONDO. Waters Edge, McHenry. 2 baths, all ap­ pliances, including washer & dryer. Garage and storage. Available now. Call 312-381- 3307 after 5pm or Saturday or Sunday. 9-30-10-2C APARTMENT IN Solon Mills. Large rooms, par­ tially carpeted, 2 bedrooms $250.00 month plus security deposit. Adults only, no pets. 815-675-2177 . 9-30-10-2c 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, McHenry area. 2 car garage $350.00 a month. Available October 1st. No pets, Call between 7:00 am & 4:00 pm. 815-385-3463 . 9-30-10-2C NEWLY REMODELED Apartment in Capron. Appliances included $250.00 per month, security deposit and references required. 815- 338-2717 . 9-30-10-2C JOHNSBURG, Deluxe I bedroom home on Fox River. Appliances, carpeting etc. Rent reduced to $340.00 a monthv 312-974-1899. 9-30-10- 2c 1 JOHNSBURG AREA, 1 & 2 bedroom apartments. Full kitchen, living room, security deposit required. No pets. 815-385-9872 . 9-2tfc OFFICE SPACE. Ideal location close to bank, post office, stores. Ap­ proximately 430 square feet. Wili decorate to suit. $350 includes heat, electricity, air conditioning. 3433 W. Elm Street. Call for appointment. 385-0911 or 385-1594 . 9-2tfc McHENRY OFFICE, new carpet, air conditioned, includes all utilities $115.00. Call 815-385-3490. 9-2tfc APARTMENTS FOR RENT, References and security deposit required. 815-385-1079 . 9-2tfc BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom 1 % bath Condo overlooking Bull Valley All appliances, garage w opener and storage. $400 / mo. PRIVATE 3 bedroom 1 Vj bath ranch, fiieplace full basement, stove, refrigerator, 2 car attached garage. Newly decorated. $450' mo. / WATERFRONT 2 story home 3 bedroom 1 Vi bath separate dining room, fireploce, full basement, garage. Nice area - close to town $450/mo. JOHNSBURG AREA energy saving 3 bedroom, 1 bath, eot- m kitchen, full basement, %to/e, washer dry«»r. Low utii ty bills - call for info. $3V5 mo JOHNSBURG RENT OR RENT W/OPTION. 3 bedroom. I bath, large kitchen, refrigerator, washer/dryer, 2 car detached garage. Newly decorated w new Hi-quality padding and carpeting throughout. $425/rno. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Call .for details. $600<'mo. 815*385-6900 for more information. Byrnes * BHOTMIMS. IMC Aft Better if* NORTHEOX «ONDO, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, all appliances, $300 per month, references. 815-653-9542. 9- 30-10-9C 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT, $350.00 plus utilities. 815-385-4050. 9-30- 10-2C INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL Building for lease, 2,400 sq.ft. $500.00 a month. Heated, insulated, overhead garage door, office, bathroom. 815-385- 8110 or 815-344-2957 . 9-30tfc SPACIOUS 2 Bedroom house in East Wonder Lake. Basement, garage, fireplace $410.00 month, references, security deposit required. 815-648-2969. , 9-30-10-2C APARTMENT SHOPPING? Try our. brand new deluxe units, large 1 bedrooms in the City of McHenry. Featuring security, privacy and hixury. Immediate occupancy. Call for information aTnd reservations 815-385-3192 or 815-385-7632. 9-2tfc f McHENRY AR^A, 1 & 2 bedrooms, ready now, fully carpeted, stove and refrigerator. 815-385-2181. 9- 2tfc INI^fclSTRIAL SPACE, Available, Fritzsche In­ dustrial Park, Inc., 5,000 sq. ft to 15,000 sq. ft. 815-385- 1079 9-2tfc BARN I|*J McHenry, extra large, liigh ft doors, ex­ cellent for storage, big construction machines, and boats. 312-564-1972. 10-2 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, McHenry Large living room, dining room, family room, kitchen, 14 baths, full basement, 2 car garage. Gas heat, screen porch, 1 block from shopping and >2 block from Church, on Boone Creek Security deposit, references required. $400 per month. By appointment, call Bud Elbersen 815-385-5700. 10-2tfc ^ McHENRY, 2 bedroom, attached garage. Carpeted, range, fenced garden. Adults. October 15th, security deposit. 815-653- 5630 . 9-30-10-2C FURNISHED Studio apartment, near McHenry Park. 815-385-3590 . 9-30-10-2C BOTTOM FLAT of house on corner of Broad Street and Richmond Road. Heat, water and sewage furnished. References and security deposit. 815-385-4349. 9-30tfc IMMEDIATE Occupancy, deluxe 2 bedrooms with balcony. All appliances including washer, dryer, pool, $375. Call Emily Rees, * 815-385-6900.815-385-0755. 9- 30-10-2c EAST SIDE Of Wonder Lake, 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, 2 car garage, finished basement, deck. 815-344-0164. 9-30-10-2C JOHNSBURG SCHOOL District. Well kept 3 bedroom, dining room, attached garage with appliances, washer-dryer. No pets, security deposit $400.00 month. Horace R. Wagner, McHenry County Realty. 815-385-6341 or 815- 653-2061. 9-30-10-7C . LIGHT INDUSTRIAL SPACE, new opening in areas of 1200 to 15,000 sq.f- t.Immediate occupancy. 815- 678-2861. 9-2tfc HEARING AIDS For rent. McHenry Hearing Aid Center, 3937 W. Main St., McHenry. Wednesday 10am to 5pm. 9-2tfc VFW CLUBHOUSE and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385-9860 from 9am to 12 weekdays or after 6pm. - 9-2tfc 1 BEDROOM APART-. MENT, In a Country Setting, overlooking a 110 acre corn field and the Nippersink Creek. This large apartment has self defrosting refrigerator-freezer, oven, stove and garbage disposal, and is withing walking distance of a shopping and medical center. Mayline Apartments, Richmond. 815- 678-2861. 9-2tfc WONDER LAKE, brand new 4 bedroom, 2 bath home, with fireplace, family room, den and deck. $640.00 month with option to buy. Call for appointment 815-728-0638 or 312-438-8069 . 9-30-10-2C IN McHENRY, close to shopping, 2 bedroom house, attached garage, stove and refrigerator. $350 per month, security deposit and references required. 815-385- 3121. 9-30-10-2C LARGE 1 ROOM Studio apartment. Ct!bnvenient in town location. All utilities included, $185.00 pekmonth. 815-385-1115. 9y30-10-2c MAN WANTED TO share comfortable home, with fireplace, everything furmshed. $230.00 month. 815-9185-2233. 9-16tfc ROOMMATE WANTED to share large 3 bedroom home in Crystal Lake area. $275.00 month, includes all utilities, central air and fireplace in country setting. Females only. 815-455-4502 or 312-998- 0063. 9-lltfc 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENTS, James & Third Street, McHenry. 312-381- 2059 9-2tfc STORE FOR RENT, Downtown McHenry, Immediatte occupancy. Ask for Paul. 312-486-0466 or 312- 286-6164. t 9-30-10-7C PET COLUMN LOST DOG, medium size male black with white chest. Short hair with red collar, Name is " Hammer". Lakeland Park area. Reward. 815-344-1234 or 815- 385-2896 . 9-30-10-2C FOUND, PARAKEET, in Eastwood Manor. Owner must identify and pay for ad. 815-344-2565. 9-30-10-2C Safety Rules Common Senie 5 ROOM HOUSE, Wonder Lake, 7721 Beach F oad, 100 Yards from beach $275.00 month plus security deposit. Call between 8am? & 8pm, 312-777-3542 9-30-10-2C IN WONDER LAKE, 4 rooms, furnished Rustic Log cabin with wood burning fireplace. Immediate oc­ cupancy through May 1st, $300.00 month plus one month damage deposit. 312- 397-2498 . 9-30-10-2C LARGE ONE BEDROOM Apartments $275.00 plus utilities. Security deposit required. No pets. 815-385- 0292 or 815-344-1035. 9-2tfc SUBLEASE 1 Bedroom Apartment, $275.00 per month from Oct.l to April 1. 815-385-8327 . 9-25-10-2 SHARE LARGE HOUSE, with rec room $200 month, utilities included, 4 miles from Crystal Lake. 312-643- 9489 or after 6pm 312-669- 5565 . 9-25-10-2 HUNTLEY AREA, 3 bedroom, 2 car garage $300 plus own utilities. No Pets. '312-669-3479 . 9-25-10-2 3 ROOM APARTMENT, 1 car garage, Wonder Lake $225 month plus security and utilities. Available Oct. 1. 815-653-9655. 9-25-10-2 MCHENRY 1 Bedroom apartment overlooking Fox River, $290 month plus security deposit. No utilities. 815-344-0724 between 9am- 2pm. / 9-25-10-2 BUILDING 2,000 sq. ft. Center of McHenry. Call 815- 385-3683 9-2tfc / FOUND Black kitten with white spots on throat, in McCullom Lake. Call 815- 385-4844. 9-30-10-2C FREE TO GOOD HOME, 1 year old Lab & 5 mixed puppies, 4 Lab and Vz ?. 815- 385-5608. 9-30-10-9C FREE! CALICO kitten, part angora, litter trained. 815- 385-0705. 10-2 FOUND! ADULT male Cocker Spanial, collar, no ID, Martin Road area. bl5- 344-1207 after 4. 10-2 GIVEAWAY,1 Black & tan German shepherd mix, 6 months old, to good home. 815-344-3632. 9-30-10-2C FREE 8 week old puppies, fantastic disposition, medium size. 815-344-2766. 10-2 P£T$ fOft SALT" STUD SERVICE, Toy Poodle, apricot creme, AKC, excellent bloodline, $150.00. x 815-385-3266. 9-23-10-2C J, SIAMESE klTTENS, pure bred $50.00 and up. Wanted Beagle Stud Service. 312-669- 5833 . 9-25-10-2C FEMALE DOBERMAN, 1 year old, excellent dog and watch dog, black and tan, perfect markings. $175. 815 385-3580 or 815-385-3453. 10-2 HORSES HORSESHOER, Hot or cold Shoeing. Call Rick Brazile. 414-279-5870. 9-16-10-9C P A L A M I N O M A R E A.Q.H A. 1974. Show prospect. LeoWhaiz Sun, Winnee Wampum $950.00 or best offer. 414 245-9741 10-2- 10-9c SITUATION UUNTfO MATURE WOMAN wants Part time babysitting days or evenings. Your home. References. 815-385-8089. 10- 2 ss A & B PLAYHOUSE. Loving child care in my licensed home. Call anytime 815-385- 3337. ( 9-25-10-2C DAY CARE. Have openings for 3 to S'year old girls in my hom^ full or part time. East McHenry, Griswold Lake area. Call 815-385-8313. After 5:00pm. Lie. No. 552622. 9-25- 10-2c WILL\BABYSIT in My Home, full time days. McHenry area 815-385-3391. 9-30-10-2C DO YOU NEED HELP? Call Bob 815-344-2277. Heavy cleaning, Yard work, Handyman. Call between 7:00pm& 10:00pm. 9-30-10- 2c LICENSED DAY CARE. Excellent references. License number 1526704. 815- 344-3309 9-30-10-9C Every year newspaper accounts describe the gruesome carnage, and government agencies record the staggering statistics of accidental injuries and deaths in and around U.S. homes. ITEM: A 44-year-old Canton, Ohio man was fat&lfy shocked while he stood in his swimming pool, Cleaning it with a broom. His arm, officials said, ap­ parently made contact with an electrical filter. ITEM: A 15-year-old Wayne, Ind., boy was electrocuted when the old power drill he was using shorted out. ITEM: A 32-year-old man was electrocuted when he stepped in a puddle of water while plugging in an ex­ tension cord in the yard of his Palm Harbor, Fla home. Last year, about 23,000 people died as a result of accidents at home. An estimated 3.5 million others suffered disabling injuries. •According to UL, one' reason for higher home accident statistics is the increased use of power tools outdoors. Most people use power tools infrequently. But warm weather is "do-it- yourself" project time for many people, and electric drills, saws and other tools come out of storage. If they've been improperly stored, power cords might have become cracked or cut, water or cold might have ^damaged the motor or caused deterioration of the insulation. Any tool or ap­ pliance that has not been used frfr several months should be checked out first 4q make sure it's safe to operate. And, of course, electrical products should not be used outdoors when it's raining or irv. wet locations. That seems like an obvious precaution but, surprisingly, some people apparently overlook the danger. Perhaps a person is just finishing up a project and needs to make one last cut with an electric saw as the rain starts to fall; or cut that last section of grass with an electric mower. The risk is forgotten, A good device to have installed on all outdoor electrical outlets and outlets near water are ground fault circuit interruptors (GFCI), UL engineers say. A GFCI looks just like a .regular electrical outlet except that, if there is any dangerous leakage of electrical current, it will cut off the electricity coming from the o\rtlet before a potentially fatkl shock can occur. GFCIs should be installed by a qualified electrician Plug-in models also are now available. Extension cords are another area of concern. UL safety engineers report. Only extension cords ap­ proved for outdoor use should be used outdoors. This information usually is marked on the packaging and on the cord. It's also very important that the extension cord is rated high enough for the device plugged into it. The rating is either in watts or amperes and usually can be found right on the cord. People should check in­ struction manuals or the electric equipment's labels for its wattage or ampere rating to make sure it's usable with the extension cord selected Parents should never allow children to operate power tools unless thej^ are properly supervised. The use of power tools requires good judgment and • skill. Power saws can cut down trees, drills can bore through sheet metal and circular saws can split two-by fours. Imagine what these tools can do to a human body. , Properly maintain power tools. In the case of saws and lawnmowers, cutting edges should be kept sharp and clean. Instructions for lubricating and changing accessories should be followed. When using an electric tool, check to see that it's switched off before plugging it in. Sudden starts could be dangerous. Never carry a tool or appliance by its cord, or yank the cord out of elec­ trical outlets. Keep cords away from heat, oil and sharp edges. " Remember that tools and appliances should be disconnected when they're being serviced, while changing accessories such as blades, and when they're (not in use. And they should Ibe stored indoors, in a dry, safe place, away from children And, UL safety engineers say, one of the most im­ portant things people should do is read instruction manuals and warning labels. Household accidents often happen because people don't know how to operate the equipment they own and don't know its limitations UL engineers admit that most safety rules are "plain common sensed "But, they point out, accident statistics demonstrate that common sense isn't all that comm- CHILD DAY CARE, Lakeland Park, McHenry. Full time only. License ~ number 540880. 815-344-3895. 9-30-10-2C Golden Gleams He trespasses against his duty who sleeps upon his watch as well as he/ that goes over to the enemy. J -Edmund Burke. An act of duty is law in practice. 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Keeping Wild Pets Just as you close the door of your summer cottage for the last time, your 13-year- old son runs up with a gift from the boy next door. It's a young raccoon. "Can I take it home," he says, "it eats regular dog food, and is just like 8 puppy." Right? Wrong! A wild or exotic pet is not the same as a domesticated animal. It will require special attention and care to thrive in your household. You should ask several questions before bringing your wild pet home. Will the pet require special food or housing? Is it healthy? Does it havcf any unusual requirements? If jou have the opportunity, let your veterinarian discuss the wild pet's/ characteristics with you.(/Then you can examine the pet before accepting it, and be alert for signs of ill health, including duu eyes or dirty coat. You should also schedule an early visit to your veterinarian if you do decide to bring the pet home. In deciding where to keep an exotic or wild pet, note that some animals, especially those from the tropics, require more warmth than mo6t cats and dogs. Their living quarters should be draft-proof as well a s e s c a p e - p r o o f . Considerable damage has been done by "escaped" monkeys and large parrots. Certain - animals require special accommodations inside the cage too. Snakes, for example, need a retreat - a large piece of broken flower pot, or hollow piece of wood. Lizards accustomed to licking rain from wet foliage may not drink from a bowl. You can satisfy their moisture requirement by placing a wet plant in the cage each morning. Make sure you know what your new pet will eat before you buy it. Although reptiles do not eat often, many times their food must be five, or they will refuse to eat and starve. The same rule holds for certain large spiders. Make sure the pet store owner informs you of the animal's requirements. Not all veterinarians are fully knowledgeable about wild a n i m a l n u t r i t i o n . V e t e r i n a r i a n s w i t h experience in exotic animal medicine can help you design a balanced diet, i n c l u d i n g v i t a m i n supplements, for most pets. Keeping a wild pet healthy is not an easy job. Monkeys, for instance, are extremely susceptible to tuberculosis; even zoos have problems keeping them well. Aifd there are few sprays or vaccines that are marketed for use on wild animals. Such animals as raccoons, skunks or otters are susceptible to both cat and dog diseases, and must be Immunized against both feline and canine distemper. Most veterinarians discourage keeping wild mammals (warm-blooded animals) as pets. When these animals are captured in thewild.it is impossible to be sure they are free from rabies, a disease fatal to man. There is, in fact, a constant reservoir of rabies in the native population of By Robert L Slear D.V.M Manager of Veterinary Services NOrden laboratories skunks, raccoons, bats, foxes and other wiro mammals. Every year, cases are reported where wild animals held in captivity suddenly begin to show signs of rabies after weeks or months of apparent good health. In such situations, all human beings in contact with the affected animal "i undergo a series? therapeutic injections. If you are determin keep a wild jpet, try to' someone who has kept [ type of animal before./ab that you can learn something about its disposition. Wild pets are often independent creatures, and may disappoint you with their lack of affection. Also, make sure that your new pet fits into your normal household routine. Some animals are active- only at night, and quickly bore owners who see a sleeping ball of fur day after aay. If you travel frequently, check before buying for someone in your vicinity willing to care for your pet while you are away. , , Some wild pets are being domesticated w i(t h considerable success- Gerbils (small mouselike rodents) are now commonJ.n pet ( stores across the courjtry. Chameleons, small frogs and toads, easily "'Isfied with a diet of raw at and small bugs, add and interest to balanced rariums. ^The demand for wild nimals as pets is, of course, ausing problems. For every ten animfels captured for dealers, dnly one or two survive':long enough to be sold. And the growing interest in exotic animals is encouraging a Mack market in endangered species. + One last caution: an exotic pet is easier to acquire than to discard. Zoos flooded with pleas to accept partially- tamed raccoons and the like probably will not take your pet if you tire of it. The pet store where you purchased your lizard, snake or spider .will.want it only if itlfrjn saleable condition - wetyrfed and healthy. And pets turned loose in woods or fields.after a period of captivity may starve before they learn to catch their own food, and otherwise have problems adjusting to their new environment. Dr. Stear regrets that he is unable to personally answer letters from pet owners. He suggests that readers consult their own veterinarians when Ineir pets have problems. Your success,Jff you are wise, doesn't depend upon someone else. « • • • * 1, i Can anyone explain why a citizen gives a pol­ itician a valuable gift? • • • * . The successful man has the ability to mdke himself, as well as others, work.. ientbmseKvac the professional do- i t -yoursel f carpet c leaning system First Hour of Rental $1.00 per hour . . fo i every hour thereaf ter (Example 2 hours .A total charge $1 plus tax ) NO MINIMUM Special Rental Rote Good Monday thru Thursday R i \ S E M A C c i e a n s t n e * protci,^.on.ns cJi d t , ( t r j c h u n o f m e c u s t FRI , SAT., 4 SUN. 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