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FN UU 1977 CAMARO, Ro««h condition, $1,000 or best offer; 1077 Honda CBA, Great shape 0000.00 or best offer. 815-344-0*74. O-U-O-lSc TRAILER 22'xt', used as aa office. 615-306- 8247. 0-12 g PIECE, RUST Color pit Set, $40000; Black Leather bar with I stools, tOOO; Hide-a-bed Loveseat and chair fTS.00; 015-305-0040. 0-13 7 FT. SNOW PLOW, $100 or best offer; 1006 Pontiac Convertible needs engine, $150 or best offer. 815*53-0251, ask for Rich. 0-13 FLAT BED TRAILER, 1001 Rustler with brakes, and swing up ramp, can be used for hauling cars and small trailers, hardly used, $1,000,015-344-1151. 0-13 MANTES Tl BHV MOVING? CLEANING HOUSE? Buying An­ tique Furniture, China, Glassware, Lamps, Xmas Ornaments, etc. 015-070-4141. 8-4-10-lc ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED To Buy, any condition. Lets talk, call Roberta, 414-720-0100. 0- 4tfc <• AUTOS, All Makes and Models, Running or Not. Cash paid. 24 Hours Pickup Service. 015-720- 1171. Mtfc CASH PAID For Junk Johnson or Evinrude Outboard Motors. 015- 385-4056 8-4tfc 2 RESPONIBLE ADULTS want to rent home. Willing to do minor repair work for reduction in rent. Please call 815-344-2023, ask for Dave. 8-U-0-13C WANTED TO BUY, Refrigerator, must be in good running condition. Call 815-653-0581 or 815- 653-4270. 8-U-8-13C COLLEGE CO-EDS Need ' 'cheap" (donated) Bunk Beds. Will pickup. 015-305- 4774. , 8-11-8-13C CASH PAID For Junk cars, running or not. Immediate removal. 312-526-3116. Mtfc FREE ADORABLE Very Mixed Breed Puppies, 815-344-1007. 8- lltfc m$ m uu AKC SHELTIE PUP­ PIES, 4 months old, 2 males. All shoU excellent with Please call 015-500-5440 0-11-0-13c MHUS ~ REGISTERED Quarter Horse, Chestnut Mare, 7 years old, $050. 015444- »»•( 8-13-8-JOc FOR SALE, Double Registered Appalooea Gelding, 0 years old. E x c e l l e n t s h o w Prospect, $1000 or best offer, 414-473-4747. 7-30- 0-13C OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT It H Hum for yow to movcwpT Do** your curront offko tpoc* r•present you well to your clients? luxurious spoco ovailobU in modem Richmond Sidg. on U.S. Rt« 12. 12S sq. ft to 1,000 sq ft. All utilities included. Call Bob May 815-678-4575 M K i i U f f l l I LAKE K*V» Deluxe I 0 2 bedroom oportments. fully cor- poted, 1% ceramic baths, color appliances, dish­ washer. air conditioning, laundry, large storage area, gas hcot. By lake, several blocks from down­ town. SMI W. Main St. Lake Geneve, Wi. 414-240-4572 i/tm CRYSTAL LAKE WOODSTOCK COUNTRYSIDE 6 ocre formette. 3 bedroom modem brick ronch. full basement, fireploce. $450. Sep­ tember occupancy. Security ond references required. 815-385-0350 anytime •/ll-S/13 GENERIC HUNTING DOGS: Mom is Lab, and Hound, is Golden Lab. 2 black and tan females and 1 black and tan male. Excellent puppies born 6-23-02. The price is right--FREE! To Good Homes Only! Please call 815-640-4320 after 0pm. 0-lltfc FREE TO Good Home, Long haired Dachshund with papers. Very cute and friendly, loves kids. 815-344-2644. 8-11-8-lSc FREE DOG, Black, 4 year old, part beagle ft Labrador. A guard to good home or farm. 815- 305-2152. 0-13 GIVE AWAY, 1 male German Shepherd, 1 female Samoyed, Spayed, A.K.C. Call 015- 720-0000 after 4pm or weekends. 0-13 mi m uu MALE COCKATIEL, Home raised, finger tamed, mated pair Cockatiels, ready to breed, 015306-9000. 0-11- 8-13c M A L E G E R M A N pup, A.K.C. whelped 5- 21-02, large boned sable, wormed, $125.00. 016- 306-4710,015-344-2070 0- 4tfc GERMAN SHORTHAIR Pointers, 10 weeks old, AKC Registered, ex- l Hood toes, o 3 make, aH puppy shots given. Call anytime 015-111 0000. 0- 13-0-20C " P U P P I E S F O R SALE" A.K.C. Rag. Lab mother, father from neighborhood t»00. 015-305-10M. 0-13-0-20C HALL FOR RENT Now taking reser­ vations for banquets, weddings, private parties, company Christmas parties, business seminars, etc. Available beginning October 15. CALL NOW 815-923-2214 Tho Village Hall at Seven Acres Museum m 20 6 S. Union ltd. Union, III. 60180 i lift r McHenry Area: Approx. 3,000 sq. ft. of industrial building. Hi Point Industrial Park. No. 4506. I ISO sq. ft. offica or ratail spoca. high traffic location, suitable for law firm or any professional us*, reasonable rent. No. 3725. Two bedroom house in nice area close to town. 1 cor garoge. deck, patio. $375 per month. No . 9417 Beautiful Whispering Oaks 2 bedroom home, formal dining room, family room w/fireptoce. 2 cor goroge. beautiful rivote yard. $525 per month. No. 1115. 4 bedroom home on the Pox with 2 cor goroge. appliances 6 enclosed porch. $475. per month. No. 1410. We rental bte. call us. tell us what your requirements are. end we will help you find what you naed At Century 21 Care we rent end/or monf ewer 130 oreo properties. We ere the rental experts t J? IT W. Ml i«C FURNISHED APART­ MENT for Mature 016- >orl MMte SPACIOUS 4 Bedroom, 24 bath, all appliancea, with t ear attached garage, full has anil Attached 40 ft. greenhouse, 31 acrea and private pond, ex­ cellent pasture land for horses and cattle. Available November 1st, references and deposit, $700.00 per month. 315-336-6000. 7- 28*8-13c WONDER LAKE, SMALL I bedroom c a b i n . S t o v e , itor, fireplace i or employed couple. $245.00 lease. 815653-5030. 044-13C 2 A 3 BEDROOM Apartments 1-2 baths, all appliances, car­ peting, laundry facilities, security system. City of McHenry. $300 and up. 015-305-0500, 615-344- 1032. 8-4tfc VFW CLUBHOUSE and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 015-365-0000 from 0am to 12 weekdays or after 6pm. Mtfc APARTMENTS FOR RENT, References and security deposit required. 815-306-1070. Mtfc INDUSTRIAL SPACE, Available, Fritxsche Industrial Park, Inc., 5,000 sq. ft. to 15,000 sq. ft. 815-385-1070. Mtfc READY NOW, 2 bedroom apartment, with stove and refrigerator, dish­ washer, carpeted throughout, 24 baths. 815-305-2101. Mtfc 1 BEDROOM SUBLET, ready now, fully car­ peted, with stove and refrigerator. 015-305- 7830. Mtfc CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS. Daily or Weekly rates 015-305- 0006 or 015-305-0200. 6- 4 tfc ON PISTAKEE BAY, one bedroom apart­ ment, $325.00 month. Utilities included, security deposit required, no pets. 015- 305-0072. Mtfc RICHMOND APART­ MENTS Deluxe 1 4 2 Bedroom, wall to wall carpeting, private balcony, large play area for Children. Immediate occupancy 015-455-6510. 8-4-8-27C 30X40 HEATJCD AND Air conditioned building with 12 ft. overhead door. 815-305-6445. Mtfc FOR SALE OR FOR Rent, Whispering Oaks Condo. Ranch type fourplex, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, draperies, carpeting, air, private entrance, attached garage. 015-305-0030. 0- 6-8-13C 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, Shore of Griswold Lake, approximately Sep­ tember or October to June. 815-3856785. 0-0-0- 13c McHENRY AREA, Cozy ft Clean, 2 bedroom home with family room. Near water and recreation area. Security depoait required Mike 815-306- 0856 8-11-8-13c LOVELY 3 BEDROOM Lakefront Home, W o n d e r L a k e . References required, $400 plus security deposit, 312-420-2906 8- U-O-lSc TWO HOMES For Rent, With Qpttftn to Buy* $675.00 per month, 4 in McHenry* Call appointment 015-455 1410. 0-11-0-lSc LARGE 1ST FLOOR Duplex, Fireplace, Stove, Refrigerator, Carpeting and Drapes, 2 Ileik owns $390.00 per month plus utilities. Available September 1st. Deposit required, oiamoaoi after spm. 6-11-6-13c HOUSE FOR RENT, Footage. 3 nearooms, i baths, completely furnished, security depoait required, $500.00 per month. 015405-6086. 8-U-8-13C . SPACIOUS 2 Bedroom Apartment in Com­ mercial Building, Wonder Lake. Garage, Yard, Ground level, Lease, Security, Im­ mediate, $200.00 month. 816-653-0730, 015-455- 6-U-6-13C SAFETY HINTS ay Charlie Wattars I can't get all excited about recyc led letter in from the Scouta a tree ant of them. Until that time cornea, I'll be "KIT V EVBOTMI FN IK HUD" FEATUMK COMPLETE IMS OF: •OLYMPIC STAIN CAMNFTS , •ANDERSEN WINDOWS •PRS-HUNG DOORS •NORO SPINDLES •ARMSTRONG CEILING SYSTEMS •LINCOLN WINDOWS •GAF SHINGLES •BUILDERS HARDWARE PANELING •STANLEY GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS my oM papers to juat Mp that t ATTENTION TEACHERS! Sep­ tember to June, fur­ nished 2 bedroom, garage, lake rights $325.00 plus security. 815653-0000. 6-11-6-20C MONTH TO MONTH, 4 bedroom raiaed ranch. Available immediately in McHenry, $406.00 per month, credit and reference check required. ERA-RDG Realty, ask for Helen, 015-306-0004. 8-11-8-13C 3 BEDROOM Raised Ranch, 14 bathe, living room, dining room, kitchen, unfinished family room, 2 car garage, fenced in yard, $825.00 month plus one month security depoeit. 815-385-7096. 8-U-8-13C 3 BEDROOM APART­ MENT with garage, nice yard, no children, $290.00 plus utilities, 015- 305-7560. 0-U-0-13C FOR RENT AUGUST 19th, Spacious one level 2 bedroom house. Glass enclosed back porch, large yard, one block from Lily Lake, $329.00 per month plus one month security depoait. Call afier 9pm, 019-720- 0020 0-U-O-13C LAKEMOOR, 3 possibN 4 bedrooms, 14 baths, across from lake. Available September 0th, $170.00 per month phis security depoeit, 015-344-0440. 0-U-0-13C OUR LAKEFRONT 2 b e d r o o m h o m e . Available Until June 1st, Adults, no pets, lease. $340.00. 315-365- 8154 6-11-6-30C 12 STALL HORSE Stall with 17 acrea $800 per month, 015306-7900. 0- 11-0- 13c 3 BEDROOM HOME In McHenry Area, on Fox River, $475.00, Mrs. Janik, 015-3054153 or 312-220-0022. 0-11-0-13C RENT WITH OPTION To Buy, 2 bedroom house $4,000 to $5,000 down, 12 to 24 month contract, written charactor and credit references. View home and interview Saturday August 14th, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, 4602 West Willow Lane, Lakeland Shoree. Asking $80,900. 0-114-lSc 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. 1 bath, 4710 Ashley Drive, McHenry. $490.00 per month, security depoeit. 414-633-2278. 6-U-6-12C any group interest in them. It's the same with cana-cnllectors only want thealuminumones, but won't have anything to do with the steel cans. Before the govern­ ment tot involved with gs clean up our backyards, no one was interested in my trash; now I can't produce it fast enough to keep everyone happy. Though the "paper market" is down right now and it's hard to give away old newsprint, aluminum cans are selling lor anywhere from 16 cents to 18 cents a pound in my area currently. Most soda cane and quite a few beer cans are all- aluminum now. Local civic groups, church organizations, the Boy Scouts (to name a few groups) usually have a spring or fall paper-can drive. The money helps support their community ac- tivitiee. But like most groupe, they've had to cut their expenses and trim their overhead. Now, rather than coming to my house (as the local Scout troop used to do) they ask that you bring your recycleables to a cen­ tral collection point. Juat last week I received a m ROUT 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, newly carpeted- decorated. McHenry School District, $450.00. Available immediately, no pets. 312-526-8306 8- U-0-20C 1 thanking me for my peat » with their drives, even though the current paper marfeet ie in a "recessive mode" they would still ap­ preciate my busineea aa the next paper drive la coming up in Sep­ tember. Thia aroused my curioeity: I couldn't figure out why they still wanted my papers when they're not even worth the effort to throw away. So I called the local scoutmaater and he told me that his troop makes "paper logs" for theektariy who still live in their own homes and have either wood or coal fed fumacee. He told me how the Scouta make the logs. Putting one together is pretty easy If you'd like to try your hand at it. You'll want to keep the newspaper wet by soaking it in a bucket of water (wearing gloves helps to keep the ink off your hands).. Spread out all the papers into single sheets on the floor. The object is to roll the sheets into the tightest round log that you can. Some people wrap the first sheet around a dowel or broom handle to get started. Others Just fold the newspaper pages over each other and, after they've done this v with about five pages, they start rolling Whatever "style" suits you beet, you'll wsnt to end up with a round log about four or five inches in diameter. After rolling it to this thickness, tie string or twine around the log to keep it from unraveling. Give it about a week and a half to dry out. Then when the nighta get chilly put two or three in the stove and they'll burn all evening long. / I can •tut* SERVICE PAGE ll - PLAINDEALER • FRIDAY, AUGUST 13,1002 | Postal Support For A Id To Aged » * * JL Electrician's Mate Course Ends Navy Electrician's Mate 3rd Claaa Gregory J. Godt, son of Charles E. and Dyanne C. Godt of 433 N. Lake road, McHenry, has completed the Baaic Electrician's Mate course. During the self-paced course at the Service School command, Naval Traming center, Great Lakee, the stuaents received instruction on electrical theory and studied the operating principles of the batteriea, generators, motors, and transformer used aboard ships snd at shore in­ stallations. The course was designed to provide a thorough understanding of the operation, maintenance, and repair of electrical •si systems From t-a* 2 BEDROOM RANCH. Near Edgebrook and East Campus Schools afcd Country Club. Be6utifUl area. $425 kvailable Aug. H 20c ' ' • 'J 7 •• HOME FOR SALE or rent with option to buy in Wonder Lake. One block from lake, 3 bedrooms, 14 baths, 2 fireplaces, csthedrsl ceiling, Chalet style. 312-577-7002. 8-13 2 BEDROOM Apart­ ment in Sunityside, stove snd refrigerator included, security deposit ,and lease required, no pets, $375, heat included. 815-385- 3523 8-13-6-20c C A R W A S H BUILDING, located at 4002 W Main Street, McHenry It will be for lease. Jack Fleming, home 815-306-5642, work 615-490-2210. 0-13-0-20C SPRING GROVE, 3 bedroom waterfront, appliances, living room, dining room, fireplace, available now, 815-385- 1313, evenings snd weekends 312-382-2022 0-13 WATERFRONT EXECUTIVE Type Home Kent $000 per month. No pets. Call Essex-Costello Real Estate 815-306-7050 8- 13 Arkansas GHtter Diamonds, first discover­ ed in India, today are found in many areas of the world, but the leading diamond sup­ plier is Africa, National Geo­ graphic World magazine re­ port- Th* qn|y U.S. dia­ mond mine is in Arkansas TECHNICAL JARGON Plant breeders use words like floriferous, grandiflora, triploid, interspecific hybrids and tissue culture, snd these sre the simple ones! Technical jargon helps theee scientists communicste with each other and they have more and more to communicate. Just during the paat decade they have made more basic discoveries in genetics than they can immediately put to use. Those who love gsrden flowers sre already benefiting from these breakthroughs Now that scientists can make hybrids between certain species, they are going back to the wild to c o l l e c t f r a g r a n t flowering plants thst stand up to diseases, insects, rain and heat. If you want to keep pace with the newest developments, watch each spring for the new All-America Selections in flowers. They are the neweat and beat from flower breeders worldwide. NEW 3 BEDROOM HOME, Sunrise Ridge, Wonder Lake, $490 plus s e c u r i t y d e p o s i t . Available Sept. 1. 497- 3933 0-136-20C Phone 3SS-1424 909 N. Front St., McHenry Now In your neighborhood? And still soorching for tho grocery 5tOfe ond more closet spoco? It's my job to holp you fool ot homo fost. As your WELCOME WAGON Hostess I con supply onswers to your now neigh­ borhood questions ond bring o bosket of gifts to delight your fomlly. Hundreds of people like you In McHenry hove coded me. I hope you will too. Nancy Lazar 344-3966 wiwBfcwt * • • • « e » % s J* Returns Western Pacific Navy Machiniat's Mate Fireman Michael S. Wegener, son of Gerald J. and Janice J. Wegener of 4220 W. Sioux, McHenry, recently returned from a deployment to the Weatern Pacific. He is a crewmember aboard the replenishment oiler USS Roanoke, homeportcd in Alameda, Calif. During the seven-month deployment, his fchip provided replenishment services of Sy goods, fuel and munition for both the USS John F. Kennedy and the USS Con­ stellation Battle groups. The Roanoke is 060 feet long and carriee a crew of 300. It la deaigned to provide underway replenishment for Fleet ships, ana ia fitted with a helicopter platform for vertical replenishment operations. Navy Recruit Training Ends Navy Seaman Recruit Gerald Dominick, Jr., whoee wife, Shawna, is the daughter of Carole and John Butler of 3717 Fillmore road, McHenry, has completed recruit training at the Nsval Training center, Navy Recruit Training command, Great Lakes. During the eight-week training cycle, trainees studied genersl military subjects designed to prepare them for further academic and on-the- job training in one of the Navy's 05 basic occupational fielda. Included in their studies were seamanship, close order drill, Naval history and first aid. Personnel who complete this course of instruction are eligible for three hours of college credit in Physical Education and Hygiene Recruit Training Ends For Seaman Navy Seaman Recruit Gerald Dominick Jr., whoee wife, Shawna, is the daughter of Carole and John Butler of 3717 Fillmore road. McHenry, has completed recruit training at the Navsl Training center. Navy Recruit Training command. Great Lakes During the eight-week training cycle, trainees studied general military subjects designed to prepare them for further academic and on-the- job training in one of the Navy's 85 basic occupational fields. IN SOUTH KOREA Pvt. Gregory J. Lorr, son of Albert E. snd Nsncy A. Lorr of 1411 N. Rich­ mond road, McHenry, has arrived for duty at Camp Casey, South Korea. Lorr, a portable air defense system crewman with the 2nd Infantry division, was previously assigned at Fort Bliss, Texss. joint statement of support for alert, a program in which letter carriers monitor participating customers' mailboxes for mail ac­ cumulations thst might signify illness or injury, has been signed by Post­ master General William F. Bolger and National Association of Letter Carriers President Vincent Som- brotto. Participants at the aigning ceremony alao included American Red Croes President George M. Elsey, United Way of America Senior Vice-President Hamp Coley, and David A. Rust, deputy commissioner of the administration on aging. Department of Health and Human Services. Through Carrier Alert, elderly or handicapped individuals may register with local sponsoring organisations, such as the Red Croes or the United Way, to have their letter carrier watch for an accumulation of mail in their respective mailboxes Such an accumulation could Indicate a problem such aa an accidental fall or illnees. The Poetal service then reports the mail accumulation to the sponsoring agency, through locally developed procedures, for sppropriate followup. The Poetal service urged customers not to call local poet offices to find out about Carrier Alert, but to watch their local news media for announcements concerning sponsorship of the program by a local social service agency DEATHS LORRAINE FROST Lorrsine Frost, 57, of 2015 N. Spring road, McCullom Lake, died Thursday. Aug. 12. in Milwaukee, Wis. She was born June 10. 1925, in Johns burg, the daughter of John R and Catherine (Freund) Schmitt On Aug. 17, 1946, she married Eugene Frost who survives. Also surviving sre three sons, Kenneth of Thousand Oaks, Calif., Jsmes of La Grange Park, 111., and Thomas of Springfield, HI.; s daughter, Mrs. Dsvia (Jane) Micheletto of Hillside, 111.; snd five grandchildren. Other survivors are her mother of McHenry; two brothers, Harold Sch­ mitt of Johnaburg and Merwyn Sch­ mitt of McHenry; and a sister, Mrs. Vic (Dorothy) Bassi of McHenry. Mrs. Frost belonged to Tne Church of St. Mary of the Assumption, McHenry; was a member of the Christian Mothers; St. Mary's Court 504, Women's Catholic Order of Foresters; had been the CCD coor­ dinator at St. Mary's elementary school, and secretary at St. J6hn the Baptist school. Sne wss preceded in deeth by s daughter Patricia. A Funeral Mass will be conducted at 11 a m Monday at St. Mary's church, with the Rev. Jamea Gaynor of­ ficiating, and burial in the church cemetery Visitation will be held from 2 to 9 p.m. Sunday at Peter M. J us ten A Son funersl home. Memorials would be apprecisted to (he Americsn Cancer Society or Maa CAMP FIRE OUTING Camp Fire boys snd girls snd slso children from the community will be attending day camp Aug. 16-20 This year's camp is focusing sll sctivities on pioneer heritage. The youth will be dipping candles, making rope, playing Native American Indian games, making corn husk dolls and cooking some of their meals over the open fire. High school Csmp Fire members, the Horizon club, have been trained to teach them canoeing, the early trappers snd Indian form of tran­ sportation, archery-hiking, out-door tool use and safety swimming, cooking, fire building snd safety, to name a few For further information, call 312- 742-5150. Balding Inserts An army of scientists from 16 universities have gone to war against weevils, worms, weeds and diseases in com­ bined effort to defeat the pests that destroy millions of dollars of American agri­ culture each year THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER NEWSPAPER AvollobU At Th* Following Locations: •WHITE HEN PANTRY •LAKEVIEW •McHENRY DRUG •SUNNYSIDE •BILL LIQUORS FOODS •BOLGIRE •ADAM$ GROCERY DRUG $TORE •LITTLE $TORE •BEN FRANKLIN •FRED A IRENE'S TAP •OftCO DRUGS •$UNRISE GROCERY •JEWEL •STEINY TAP •HORNSBY'S •McCULLOM LAKE •HERMES SCO GROCERY •LIQUOR MART •NORTHWEST TRAIN •VILLAGE MART •BITS A PIECES •J IR STORE •RfVCO DRUG •McHENRY •ISLAND FOODS HOSPITAL •CONVENIENT •FOOOMART FOOD •J AI GAS •COUNTRY • ACS HARDWARE CUPBOARD HOW TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER The McHenry Plolndooler 3812 W. Elm Street McHenry. II. 60050 3 YEARS • $40.00 2 YEARS • $21.50 1 YEAR-$16.50 6 MONTHS • $0.50 PAYMCNT ENCLOSED Nome Address ci*y Prices good in McHanry County