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PAGE It - PLAINflFAI.ER • WEDNESDAY. AUQUOTM. IW fOft KENT FOB SALE FM R£NT UnUTY-HORSE Trailer, dual axle, Reese hitch, anti-sway bars, electric brakes, and canvas cover. Ideal trailer for hauling furniture, firewood or animals, $1,250.815-885-7071. 8- 24-8-26C CAPTAIN'S BUNK Bed, like new, $358.00. 815-338-8088. 8-24-8-26C P R E - ARRANGEMENT Program at McHenry County Memorial Park, includes everything, ' private party. Call Cemetery for information, (815)338-1320, Priced below today's cost. 8- 24-8-26c GO KART, $400.00;>4 bar stools, wood base and rust seats, $40.00. 815-344-3144. 8-24-8-26C FOR SALE: Chain saw, 18" Homelite,, good condition,* $100.00; Formica Dinette table with leaf, $5.00.815-385-2139. 8- 24-8-26C SLIDE-IN Camper, sleeps 2, $200.00 or best offer. 815-385-8028. 8- 24-8-26C BLACK FORMICA Counter tops; 12" Clark floor scrubber; I2"x60" oak drawing drafting table. 815-344- 4137. 8-24-8-26C FOR SALE: Complete T.V. Antenna system with RCA automatic selecta channel rotator, Alliance automatic tenna-rotor, radio shack, UHF attachment. Originally $400.00, must sell, $90.00. 815- 728-1721. 8-24-8-26C YELLOWSTONE Travel Trailer, sleeps 6, refrigerator, fur­ nace. Like new, $700.00 firm. 815-653-9255. 8- 24-8-26C POOL TABLE, 7'x4\ $75.00; 30 cup coffee pot, $10.00. 815-344- 3957. 8-24-8-26C M E T A L FOI Plaid coil 385-2556. SCAF- ... $J5,p0; tree. 815- 8-24-8-26c 250' OF GOOD Used Fencing. 815-385-5980. 8-24-8-26C WONDER LAKE Area, Unfurnished S bedroom home, $425 month plus security deposit. For ap­ pointment call 815-344- 8-244-2C PICNIC TABLES, Sturdy, heavy duty, prestained, 8 ft., $110.00; 6 ft. $95.00. Delivered. 815-728- 1292. 8-3tfc APPLIANCES: Refrigerators, Freezers, Washers and Dryers, Electric- Gas Ranges, Water Softners. Clean and like new at reasonable prices. All recon- d i t i o n e d a n d guaranteed. Wahl Used Appliances, 1209 C o u r t S t r e e t McHenry. 815-385-1872. 8-3tfc BEST QUALITY, Used Railroad Ties; New Landscape Timbers; Bulk Grass and Pasture Seeds; Purina Chows and much more. Wood­ stock Farm and Lawn Center. 2020 S. Rte. 47, 815-338-4200. 8-3tfc NEW SUEDE Coat, size 20-20Vi, full length, $110.00; electric Nesco Roaster with stand, $45.00; After 4pm, 815-385- 0970. 8-24-8-26C FIVE 4'x4' Aluminum Jalousie windows, with screens and storms, good con­ dition, $50.00 each; 5 speed Schwinn bike, $50.00.815-385-4862. 8- 24-8-26c B A N D I N ­ STRUMENTS, Snare Drum, $100.00; Flute, $150.00; Gulbranson Theatrum Organ with Leslie, $1,600. 815-653- 5326. 8-24-8-26C PUMA POP-UP Camper, sleeps 8, good condition, 815-675-2519. 8-24-8-26C ANTIQUE GAS Range, Chambers, white and black, $60.00.815-728-1865. 8- 24-8-26C OAK SECRETARY Chest or bachelors chest, excellent condition. 312-546-2223. 8-24 FOR RENT OR Sale: Adorable 2 bedroom home, three minutes from town. Beautiful river view and ac­ cessories, all ap­ pliances, drapes and shed, hardwood floors, new carpeting, panelled and mirrored living room. No pets. $350 per month plus security. Call 815-385- 8639. 8-24-8-26C WONDER LAKE, East side, 3 bedrooms, ltt baths, air con­ ditioned, 2 car garage, $<75 plus deposit and references. After 5pm, 815-344-0164. 8-24tfc 3 BEDROOMS, 2 full baths, like new Cape Cod, 7Vi acres, all appliances. Available September 1st. Rich­ mond, Spring Grove Area. $450*500. 815- 675-2453. 8-24-8-26C WONDER LAKE, 2 Bedroom Home with stove and refrigerator, $325 per month plus security deposit. Call Terry Mathews, 815- 653-2061. 8-24-8-26C 2 BEDROOM HOME, Available August 29 to June 1984. Lease, security deposit, references, $350. 815- 385-8154 or 312-383 3428. 8-24-8-26< R E A D Y S E P TEMBER 1st, 2 bedroom, big closets, 1 Vz baths, all ap­ pliances, in town, security deposit. 815- 385-5727. 8-24-8-26C WONDER LAKE, 2 bedroom Lakefront house, completely furnished, all newly remodeled. All new appliances including dishwasher, microwave, washer and dryer, gas fireplace, large sun deck, 2 car garage, m a n y e x t r a s . Available September, 8450 month. Call 312- 422-1158,815-728-0078. 8-24-8-26C 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath Home, basement, 2 car garage, air con­ ditioning, wall to wall carpeting. Available September 15th, $500 plus utilities and security. 815-344-4493. 8-24-8-26C WONDER LAKE, Highland Shores, 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch, with basement, range. Will consider short term rental, $425 month. 815-653-9964. 8- 24-8-26C 1 WONDER LAKE, Rent with option. Luxury Plus, 4 bedroom, family room, 2 fireplaces, central air. and more. VA acre, lake rights. Excellent terms, McHenry County Realty, Rental Division. 815-385-6990. 8-24-8-26C 60X40 BUILDING in Downtown Spring Grove, gas heat, large overhead door, office, $500 plus utilities. Call 815-344-4493. 8-19-8-26C M c H E N R Y , 2 BEDROOM Condo, Beautifully decorated and furnished, 2 bath, washer and dryer, excellent location. Available September 15, $450.00 a month. 312-467-9575 Monday- Friday, 9-5pm. 8-19-8- 26c OFFICE OR RETAIL, ideal location in McHenry, ap­ proximately 700 sq. ft. 815-385-5716. 8-19tfc SMOKEY MOUN­ TAINS, Tennessee, Beautiful mountain top cabins, $180.00 weekly. 615-261-2145. 8-3tfc HALL FOR RENT, Weddings, small parties and large parties. Call 815-385- 1298. 8-17-9-16C HEBRON, 4 ROOM upper Apartment, $185 per month plus utilities. Security deposit required. 815- 4S&&731,312-426-2931. 8-17-8-26C CUBAN SLEEPING Rooms. 815-3854)905, 815-675-6008. 8-3tf. McHENRY, Lakefront Home, 2 bedrooms, furnished, basement and garage, Sep­ tember to June, $400 plus utilities and security deposit. 815- 385-3684. 8-24-8-26C 1 • B E D R 6 O M APARTMENT, air conditioned, includes heat, stove and refrigerator, $265.00. Call 815-385-3490. 8- 24tfc 2 BEDROOM HOUSE in Crystal Lake, kit­ chen with appliances, deluxe finished basement, garage, fenced in. 312-825-3497. 8-24-8-26C SLEEPING ROOMS, share kitchen, cable T.V., linens, $42.50 week. 815-385-9738 after 4pm. 8-24-9-2c 2 BEDROOM, Large family room, full basement, available October 1st, $350 security deposit, references. 815-385- 8-24-8-26C 3 BEDROOM Tri-level with attached garage, blacktop driveway, large wooded lot, for rent or option to buy, Oakwood Shores, Wonder Lake, $400 month. 414-275-3836. fc 24-8-26C IMMACULATED 2-1 Bedroom Home, Johnsburg School District, large yard, appliances. No pets. $425 plus • security deposit. Call 815-675- 2821 before 2pm or after630pm. 8-24-8-26C Woodstock Lovely 2 bedroom apartment, eleva­ tor building, all electric. McHenry and Irving. $325. Sorry, no pets. , 815 338-6255 •/10-8/31 INDUSTRIAL SPACE, Available, rritzsche Industrial Park, Inc., 5,000 sq. ft. to 52,500 sq. ft. 815-385- 1079. 8-3tfc 4 CAR STORAGE Garage in city of McHenry, $160 per month. Call 815-385- 3192. 8-19tfc ROOMMATE WANTED, Share 3 bedroom house, air conditioned, across from beach, $250 month, Wonder Lake. Must have job and car, male or female, pets OK with reason. 815- 344-3200 days, 815-728- 1564 evenings. 8-19-9- 16c APARTMENT in McHenry, heated, bedroom, living room, small kitchen and bath, $200 plus security. 312-486-0466, Paul, 815-459-5967. 8- 24-9-2C LAKEFRONT HOUSE with sunroom and balcony, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 fireplaces, living room, dining room, kitchen, family room, car garage, $800 plus utilities. 815- 728-0770. 8-24-8-26C SECLUDED 5 Room A p a r t m e n t i n Ringwood area, Johnsburg School District. Heated, stove and refrigerator, carpeting, $295 per month plus security deposit. 312-742-8612. 8-24-8-26C WATERFRONT, Seawall, small house, 2 bedrooms, natural fireplace, living room, beds upstairs, kitchen downstairs, couple preferred, completely decorated, $350 per month. 815-385-0258. 8- 24-8-26C M C H E N R Y , 3 Bedroom House, redecorated, $395 month. 312-428-4949. 8- 24-8-26C WATERFRONT, 3 bedroom, large living room, with fireplace, family room, office, all appliances, 244 car garage, $575 month. Available now. 815-344- 2873. Option available. 8-24-8-26C SPACIOUS 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments, air conditioned, ap- pliances, dishwasher. 815-385-2181. 8-3tfc NEW DELUXE 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartment, in city of McHenry featuring security, privacy and luxury, August and September occupancy. Call now to reserve your choice of unit. 815-385-3192. 8- 3tfc APPROXIMATELY 800 sq. ft. basement level in local office building, $200 per month as is or will remodel. 815459-3145, ask for Bill. 8-3tfc STORAGE SPACE in city of McHenry. Dry, clean with electricity and semi-truck dock. Approximately 4,400 sq. ft. 815-385-3192 or 815-385-7632. 8-3tfc SMALL HALL For Rent, 125 people or less, Anniversaries, Graduations, Wed­ dings, etc. Liberty Hall, 1304 Park Street, McHenry. 815-385-2281 after 5pm. 8-3tfc VFW CLUBHOUSE and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385-9860 from 9am to 12pm weekdays or after 6pm. 8-3tfc KT COLUMN DOG TRAINING, Conformation and Obedience, starting Thursday, September 15 in Woodstock. 815- 338-7420,312-669-5833. 8-10-9-2C GIVE AWAY, 1 Vz year old golden tiger cat, spayed and declawed. Kittens, will spayed. 815-455-1186. 8-24tfc STILL MISSING: Black and white cat with moustache, Whispering Oaks area, a n s w e r s t o "Groucho." 815-728- 0559. 8-17-8-26C GIVE AWAY, 4 month old puppy, % Shepherd, % Dober- man. 815-385-6959. 8-24 LONG HAIR Kittens, 3 yellow, 1 gray, 1 black. 815-728-0996. 8-24 KTS m SALE CAIRN TERRIER Pups,. 7 weeks, females, shots given, $275.00. Call 815-344- 0566 evenings. 8-19-8- 26c TAME AFRICAN gray parrot, 3 years old; beautiful 5' black wrought iron cage. Serious inquiries only, $675.00.815-344-5656. 8- 24-8-26C * 2 ADORABLE Pup­ pies, small black, mixed breed, $30.00 each. 815-385-5425. 8- 24-8-26c LHASA APSO Pup­ pies, first shot, $150.00 to $175.00. 815-385-1757 days. 8-24-8-26C DOBERMAN Puppies, 11 weeks old, A.K.C. registered, $125.00; 3 blacks, 1 brown, all males. 815-385-7883 or 815-385-1212. 8-24-8-26C ENGUSH Springer Spaniel, with A.K.C. papers. Father National Champ, 12 weeks old, $125.00. 815- 675-2568 after 6pm. 8- 24-8-26C AMERICAN Eskimos (white Spitz) UKC registered puppies, $150.00; also stud service. 815-788-1426. 8-24-8-26C SITUATION WANTED Keepin' Healthy ffQ TiS NOUSES ANGLO-ARAB Bay Mare, 6 years, fast, western, $600.00. 815- 338-1506. 8-24-8-26C 19110 Bei Stal ls Pasta I*i Otf, K Desired Daily Grata •large OiMoor KMing Arise •New if i IV Meor Arene •Large Foaling Stall AvaHaMe •Moor Ami Avi il iblt If Ike Hew VISITORS WELCOME RAJA ACRES 1417 KSNKIH. ./3TFI Pista MOTHER AND Certified Teacher will care for your child in my McHenry home, Qiua Heights ion, off Rte. 134. Accepting newborn to age 5. Would also watch your kids while you vacation. Call 815-344- 4134. 8-24-8-26C MOTHER OF ONE will babysit in my Wonder Lake home. Days only. Referen­ ces. 815-653-9473. 8-17- 9-2c LICENSED DAY CARE, excellent references, 13 years experience. 815-344- 3309. 8-17-8-26C AVAILABLE TO Care for elderly person or' babysit morning hours, till 2pm. Nursing experience. 815-385-8526. 8-24-8-26C MATURE WOMAN, Good health, wanted part-time work. Will consider babysit- infant, companion. Experience, references. 815-385- 8-24-8-26C EXPERIENCED Mother of one will watch you child, Monday-Friday, days. Infants welcome. 815- 728-1874. 8-24-8-26C -A L_ BABYSITTING, before-after school, walk to Johnsburg School, ages 6 and up. References. Linda, 815-385-6713. 8-24-8-26C Calling Colleen Dear Colleen: Is there any hope for a 24-year-old who has gone through five jobs, four cars and two wives in less than four years? I've seen a lot of "wild" young people in my lifetime but, for the most part, they have all come to a realization of truth and mend­ ed their ways. I may have fo­ und the exception, but tell me I'm wrong. Dad Dear Dad: Sometimes, it takes longer. We've all seen "hopeless" cases before and, more than once, those who take the longest time to straighten up get their lives into the beSt order. The key is one's ability to learn from mistakes and, sometimes, of equal import­ ance is the help and assis­ tance received from family and friends. Dear Colleen: Why do parents think they have the right to make their children play the role of a good neighbor? Even' time someone my age visits rela­ tives who happen to be fri­ ends of the family, I wind up taking care of them. 1 have to introduce them to all my friends, take them with me when I go out at night, or I am urged to call and invite them over for dinner, and this and that. I have a life of my own to lead and I don't think it's fair. Sammy Dear Sammy: Your parents are right in asking you to make the visit­ ors welcome. They should not expect you to spend all of your time with them. A family conference is in order. RECIPE By Sarah Anne Sherdan The ment of Public proud of the job our pesticides and vector control inspectors do on the state fairgrounds. Even in the dairy and horse barns, flies and mosquitoes are kept to a minimum. How is this achieved? First of all, by having a commercial pesticide control company go to the fair about a week before it opens and spray the livestock barns and other structures, especially the ceilings, rafters and beams of bains and hanging light cords. Flies seek heights at night. If you wore to look at the inside upper sections of barns at night, you would know why flies aren't as much of a nuisance after dark. They're - - up there resting. The manure-filled straw in the floorbed of l ivestock trucks 'presents another problem. As soon as possible after the animals are unloaded, the trucks are segregated in an isolated area and sprayed. Also, a corn- pan; straw out of the every day while the animals are at the fair. There are usually a couple of state health inspectors on the grounds day and night keeping a close vigilance on insects around food establish­ ments. Before the fair begins, the sanitation engineers plan certain routes to be covered each day for a visual fly count. That is, if they find maybe one fly at a food concessioner's stand, they won't be too concerned but they'll check that stand again. If on some other day they find eight or nine flies, they will recommend that the area be treated again. This treatment also is done under contract with a private pest control business. An extensive amount of work is carried out at night and during the early morning hours because this is the ideaL period to clean up tm| grounds. We make sure that food concessioners have cleaned up properly by using a bleach solution to sanitize the counters and equipment. And we check to see if they are keeping their garbage in insect-proof plastic Hie Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission will hold two public hearings to receive comments regarding the 1981 Plan Update of the Year 2000 Transportation System Development Plan. The first is scheduled Thursday, Aug. 25 at 7:30p.m. at the DesPlaines village hall, Room 1« (Council chambers), 1420 Miner Street, DesPlaines. The Second will be held Friday, Aug. 28, at noon at the Nor? theastern Illinois Planning Com­ mission, Commission Chambers, 400 West Madison Street, Chicago. Changes in the Year 2000 Plan are being recommended Id four areas: Freight Svstem Plan, Bicycle System Plan, Mobility Limited Planning and Financial Forecasts. The Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission is the comprehensive on Hearings planning agency for the six-county metropolitan area, including McHenry. In addition to planning, the agency provides technical and research assistance and reviews federal grant requests for local governments. Testimony submitted in writtngby 5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept 6, will* be made part of the public hearing record, testimony at the hearing should limited to five minutes for each person or organization. Written testimony should be ad­ dressed to John Henry Paige, Senior Planning Officer, Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission, 400 West Madison Street, Chicago, IB., 80808. Additional information can be obtained by contacting Paige at NIPC, (312) 4544)400. .' -;Z . .V . Bid Letting For Roads w* county road projects were included among those received by the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) as part of the state road nrooram. Bids totating|113.8 million for'276 road improvement projects throughout the state were received from the July 27 bid letting. According to IDOT officials, this was the largest bid letting in state history and was made possible by new federal and state revenues. The next step is to award the projects and start construction so that work is virtually completed by the end nf the con­ struction season. The apparent low bidden for the three county projects are: Glaze Construction, Algonquin, for a 8289,000 (estimated cost) resurfacing of 2.08 miles of Route 14, from Dole avenue to McHenry road in Crystal Lake; and on Route 31, from the McHenry-Kane county line to Gary- Algonquin road. , Also, the apparent low bidder for the 8172,000 (estimated cost) resur­ facing of Route 120, from Sunset Ridge drive to Main street, Wood­ stock, was Peter Baker k Son, Co., Lake Bluff. Holiday Deadlines Because of the Labor Day holiday falling on Monday, Sept 5, Plaindealer deadlines will be changed for the first issue tl̂ tweek. General news and display advertising will be accepted until noon Friday, Sept 2, and classified advertising from 3 to 5 p.m. the same day, depending on type of ad. Neighborhood columnists must have their news turned in by Thursday noon, Sept 1. School Filing Deadline Mondaly, Aug. 29, is the filing deadline for those wishing to run for seats on local school boards. The filing period began Monday, Aug. 22. , Candidates must be at least 18 years old, a resident of the school district for at least one year, and a registered voter. Five seats on each of the local school boards will be filled at the Nov. 8 consolidated elections. Both two-year and four-year terms are open. --At Johnsburg Consolidated School District 12: 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., Aug. 22 to Aug. 26; and from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday, Aug. 29. --At McHenry School Districts 15 and 156: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Aug. 22 to 26; and from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday, Aug. 29, at Central Ad­ ministration, Main Street. Mar lap Namesr Director | jT •' B IBOI . so-8t . . . . DbSIW sISliLisl '^f ki Of Religious Education Marian Central Catholic high school Louis, 111., area. After ordination, the has announced the. appointment of Rev. Smithes served as associate Rev. Don Smithes as director ̂ pastor at both St Lawrence parish in Use fresh fruits in season for your desserts during these hot summer days. Angel Peach Deeeert 1 pkg angel cake mix 1 3 oz. pkg. orange flavored gelatin 2 c sliced peaches 1 c whipped cream 1 4 oz. pkg. shredded coconut, toasted. Bake angel cake accord­ ing to directions on package. Cook. Remove from pan. Cut center from cake to make hole 4 inches across. Place cake on a flat plate. Prepare gelatin as di­ rected on package. Chill until partially set arid fold in peaches. Fill center of cake with this mixture. - Chill until set. Frost top and sides with whipped cream and sprinkle with toasted coconut. ' (If you're pressed for time, buy a.round angel food cake from the bakery or grocery store.) There are a few tips you might keep in mind when selecting a food stand for a meal. Look around the ground area of the stand. The owner can put up a flashy, eye­ catching front, but if you look beyond that, you might find that the place is really an eyesore. Pay particular at­ tention to the garbage storage area. Is there any sign of leakage around the dumpsters? Are they tightly closed? Is other refuse bagged in insect-proof bags? Look at the em­ ployees. Are they wearing clean clothing? Are their hands and fingernails clean? Are they wearing hair restraints? If you will observe these tips, you can enjoy your meal at the fair reasonably certain that the food stand is managed with o u r s a n i t a t i o n regulations in mind of Religious Studies. The Rev. Smithes, formerly associate pastor at St. Thomas the Apostle parish in Crystal Lake, joins the Marian staff as full time coordinator in the ares of spirituality. He will fclso teach sophomore and senior religion. The Rev. Smithes was ordained a priest in 1979. Previous to his entering religious life, he was a lay teacher in Mikwaukee, Wis., and in the East St. Woodstock Jamboree Seven hours of continuous live music on two stages is being ̂offered at the third annual Woodstock Jamboree set for Sunday, Aug. 28, on the historic city square. Pood, music, refreshments and family fun is promised for this an­ nual event, where admission is free. In addition to fine musiCvfeatures of the Jamboree include two beer gardens for adults and pony rides and games for the children. Woodstock Jamboree hours On Aug. 28 are set between ll,a.m. until 7:30 p.m. and visitors are reminded that admission is free. Elgin and at St. Thomas the Apostle parish in Crystal Lake. ~ The new director comes to Marfrn Central with a great deal of ex­ perience in working with young- people. Marian Central students will' be under his spiritual guidance. He has many new elements that he hopes to use at Marian Central in the area of religious education. HORSE COMPETITION There will be horse competition, Olympic style, Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 39 and 21, at Tempel Farms, Wadsworth Road and Hunt Club Road, Wadsworth, HI. A Lippizan show is the highlight of the Saturday event, with stadium jumping from 2:30 to 5 p.m. The Sunday show in­ cludes cross country from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m, the Lipizzan show at l p.m. and stadium jumping from 2 to 5 p.m. For more information call 945-4457. I'tWovk A second test of "Sttrch blockers," the commercial product ordered off the shelves, found that the pro­ duct does not work. 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