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/ PAGE 14-PLAINPEALER-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31,1»80^ m SALE Horse hay for sale, large bales, $1.00 bale, .90 cents - 100 or more, never been rained on. 815-648-2570. 10-31 FIREPLACES, ALL BRANDS. Installation and or masonry available. Call Quality Fireplaces. 815-385- 7478. 10-29-11-6C Dark pine dining room table, 3 leaves and 6 chairs $200.00. 497-4095. 10-31 DRESSER with mirror and matching headboard. Good condition $40; Harvest gold refrigerator, excellent condition. Hotpoint $190. 815- 344-5389. 10-31 ANTIQUE WHITE 6 drawer lingerie chest and matching 2 drawer night stand. Asking $65.455-5275. 10-31 TWO 1968 FIREBIRDS 1 running, 1 not. Also 1 Luc Octa-Plus drum set. JJest offeo»r8T5TW=5Z47. ^10-31 Space Heater, natural gas, built in electric fan. 60,000 BTU's excellent condition. $125.815-385-5170. 10-31 70 Ford Fairlane, womans clothes and coats, silver­ ware, wrought iron railings, breakfast nook, Hoover vacuum, sofa bed, infant car seat and buggy. 815-653-6061 10-29-10-31C Refrigerator, 5 years old, frost free, Hotpoint, good condition. $150. or best offer. 815-344-5539 10-29-10-31C CROWN DOUBLE OVEN gas stove. Self cleaning, harvest gold, excellent condition. $350.385-8977 10- 29-10-31c SCHWINN Boys 5 speed, Collegiate sport 26 in. wheel 20 in. frame, generator, light. Excellent condition $75.; Girls 1 speed, Schwinn with basket $20.; 385-1275 leave message. 10-29-10-31c 5 Piece Ludwig, excellent condition, Zildjian cymbals and hardware $600. or best 312-724-1671 10-29-10-31C SINGER sewing machine, buttonholer, and all at­ tachments, plus carrying case. $80. Call 344-1837 10-29- 10-31c 2 Nubian goats for sale, Wisconsin Premium beer cans 815-338-8703 10-29-10-31C Chevy 350 Turbo trans, Chevy 3 speed trans, Pontiac 400 engine and 400 trans., Muncie 4 speed for parts, Old 455 engine and 400 turbo trans, Chevy 350 heads and many more engine and car parts. 73 Chrysler New Yorker needs engine work, body good, T.M. 125 Suzuki plus spare engine and parts. 79 Yamaha 650 special II, low mileage, 73 Harley davidson TX 125 only 1,250 miles. 815-653-6971. 10-29-10- 31c "OA K FIREWOOD, seasoned, split and delivered 815-385-1896 10-22-10-31C - KT COLUMN Isaiah Series Offered The ORIGINAL Boekamp Quartz Energy Saver" Heater The newest design in winter comfort, it 's the heater that keeps you toasty warm while saving you energy! In Stock Now For Only $5995 REG. 69.95 • Deeply pleasing, radiant heat • Exclusive Knergy Controller • Completely UL Listed • Full 1 year Warranty • 3 Models to choose from Come See The Heater Of The Future ... AVAILABLE NOW! GoasttoGoast McHenry Market Place 385-6655 MOVING MUST SELL, living room sofa, and matching chair, perfect condition, two swivel chairs, pair end tables, new Toro snow blower, 15 cubic ft. Amana freezer, dinette set and 6 chairs, desk, misc. tables, etc. Call 815-653-6287 after 5 p.m. 10-29-10-31C Mahogany grandfather clock, old cut glass table lamp, couch and matching love seat in mint condition, newly upholstered arm chair 815-653-9255 10-29-10- 31c IDLEWILD CAMPER, fits El Camino or Ranchero. Sleeps 4, $1500. 385-2016 or can be seen at 115 Rand Road, (Rte. 120) Lakemoor. 10-22-10-31C 600 Ferguson industrial tractor, 3 point hitch, power ike off and 8 ft. grader bIadev£15-385-2933 ^#=29-10- 31c V Pool table with ball return, $65., negotiable, large room size air conditioner, $35.; new born baby clothes, car bed, swing, 2 small humidifiers. Call anytime. 815-385-6782 10-29-10-31C FOR SALE, Electric guitar, case & small amp, good condition $84.50; large wood desk, $49.; Blue naugahyde sofa-bed, (colonial style) $92.50.815-648-2869 10-29-10- 31c WANTED TO BUV MOVING? CLEANING HOUSE? Buying antique furniture, old toys, china, lamps, old advertising items, etc. 815-678-4141 10-1- 12-5c ORIENTAL RUGS WAN­ TED, Immediate cash paid for rugs. Sarouk, Kashan, Chinese. Call collect 312-884- 6444 anytime. 10-ltfc BUYING AND SELLING Coins, U.S. and Foreign. Scrap gold and silver. Paying top prices. "OLD WORLD COINS". 815-344- 4010. 10-ltfc WSSTEiTTuppiHTTIP weeks old, small breeds only, good homes guaran­ teed. Also we pay cash for poodle, cocker or Schnauzer mixed pups. 815-385-7897 10- ltfc ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Highest cash price paid for your old rugs. SAROUK, KASHAN, KERMAN, CHINESE, etc. Will travel. Call Collect 312-884-6444 •<> »• *•1 Lost, October 6. REWARD. Mixed breed female dog, reddish brown with white, part Sheltie, * McHenry County Rabies Tag No. 8762. Answers to "Bobo", McHenry Area. 815-459-9271 10-29-10-31C FREE PUPPIES, to good homes. 815-728-0527 10-29-10- 31C GIVE AWAY, 3 playful kittens, litter trained. 815- 385-0705 10-29-10-31C LOST FEMALE CAT, silver gray, with dark lines on face and body. Lost in Lakeland Park area. Call Denise 815- 385-7461 10-29-10-31C GIVE AWAY, 4 mixed boxer puppies, 1 male, 3 female. 7 weeks 385-7597 10-31 MTS fOft SALE AKC SHELTIE PUPS, little Lassies, 9 weeks, wormed, shots, including Parvo $150 - $175. 815-459-6243 10-29-10-31C Rust Doberman with papers, 6 months old, needs someone to play with. $250. 815-385- 5286 10-31 Dachshund, AKC, champion blood lines, male, 6 months old, good with children. 815- 338-8675 10-31 For Sale. Miniature Schnauzers, A.K.C. 6 weeks old 11-14-80, one male, two females, $150. and up. After 6 pm . 312-497-3007. 10-31-11-7C SITUATION IPANTCT MATURE WOMAN IN good health would like part time work in McHenry after Dec. 15th. 385-8089. 10-31-11-5 Young, man seeking em­ ployment. Bulldozer ex­ perience, some backhoe experience. Call after 5:30 815-385-2335 10-24tf ATTN: Dutch Creek, Bull Valley, McHenry area, will do light housekeeping weekly or every other week. 815-344-1842 10-29-10-31C WANTED TO HIRE driver, to drive to Brownsville, Texas. Call for more in­ formation 385-3337 10-29-10- 31c REV. VICTOR WALTER Rev. Victor Walter, associate professor of Practical Theology and chairman of the Practical Theology division of Trinity Evangelical Divinity school in Deerfield, 111., will be presenting a series of messages from the book of Isaiah at the Alliance church, 3815 W. Bull Valley road, McHenry, Nov. 2-9. Sunday hours are 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. and week days at 7:30 p.m. All attention focused on world events and most particularly relating to the Middle East. Those in­ terested in biblical prophecy are most keenly interested in what the future of existing nations will be. Rev. Walter will be presenting a biblically based picture of the nations. His theme for the entire series will be "God and the Nations". From a biblical perspective, he will present the following themes: the major signs of the Lord's coming; the things that God says he will do to a nation; the four divisions of nations as God categorizes them; what kind of a nation the United States is and what will happen to people in the prophetic picture. Rev. Walter has made an intensive study of the book of Isaiah over the past years and this study has resulted in many observations relative to present day society and the nations as they now exist. There is an invitation to share in this most in­ teresting, stimulating and spiritually uplifting series of biblical truth. This entire series is one of several presentations sponsored by the Alliance church in the continuing development of its Fall theme, "The Bible Tells Me So". The Alliance church, in presenting this theme, feels there is a need for each member of the community to have an accurate un­ derstanding of biblical teachings. Therefore, it offers this series as well as home Bible studies, spon­ sorship of the Alliance Messenger mailed to many homes in the community, a daily televised Bible study on Cable TV channel 3 at 4:45 p.m. entitled "Strength for Today" and also a free Bible correspondence course to any person who would like to receive it. Information on all of these programs can be obtained by writing to Pastor Gerald L. •» Robertson at the above address or calling the church at 385-1519. [ WEEKEND CROSSWORD ] Local Gypsy Moth Control Program Near Completion ACROSS 1 Falling-out S Finally II Succes­ sively If Boarder 13 Balzac illustrator 14 Adjust 15 Before: Lat. II Make deductions 17 Salt mixture 18 Cap II Plowed field 21 Send back 22 Chalice 23 Adversary 24 Choler 25 Liquor 21 Profits 28-Dieu! 23 Criticize 31 Hanoi holiday 32 Ethically bereft 34 Imitator 35 Purify 31 Early TV comedienne 37 Burglary and larceny 38 Branding or curling 31 Hailey novel 41 Burroughs' ape man DOWN 1 Sub's "eyes" 2 Laundry worker 3 As a lark 4 Bird's cry 5 Turkish mountain I Kind of pole 7 Water pot 8 Fun and games site I Spanish matron's title II Poll watcher's concern T O D A Y ' S A N S W E R ottoa uegffiffl USED HEZUEIH UUBE aiMEeH tSEEfi •J13ES2Q U£U gME EJfflU EJKEJ nsia uuiztj® wHe gig EBCBHHE ElHBfil oaaaiia hbupj 18 Bind 21 Family member 22 Hellenic nickname 29 Jury 24 Pop singer, 31 " -- s Janice -- 27 "I'll *r in My Dreams' 28 Sousa composition 25 Cesar -- 2$ Storms Last Case" 33 Frost 34 Tune 1 2 3 5 6 1 8~~ 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 4 16 n • ie • I 9 ~ 20~ 21 1 22 • • 23~ 1 24 Hi m 25 J 26 27 m 26 • H 30~ 31 32 3T 34 55 36 3T 38 3$ M 40 What the Citizens Con­ cerned for the Environment call "successful biological control program for the gypsy moth", is nearly complete for this year. One method of controlling and recording the moth populat­ ion was through the use of pheromone traps. These traps may have been seen attached to trees in and around the infestation area of McHenry. Most pheromone traps have been recovered by the U.S. and Illinois Depart­ ments of Agriculture. However, at this time, not all have been found. Each trap is a gold-colored triangular box ap­ proximately 7 inches long and 5 inches in height and depth. There is a number marked in black on one side. Anyone who sees any of these traps is asked to note the exact location and phone one of the following Citizens Concerned for the En­ vironment (CCE): Louis E. Marchi, Mrs. J. (Patricia) Shanholtzer, or Mrs. Dennis M. (Diane) Kappen, The traps will be picked up for recording by the Depart­ ments of Agriculture. Another method of control was the use of burlap strips tied to trunks of trees. Those involved are asked to check their burlap for egg masses. If there are no egg masses, take the burlap down and store it until next year. If there are egg masses, please contact the above CCE members. Hold Stop Smoking Clinic The American Lung 'association of DuPage and McHenry counties will be holding a Stop Smoking clinic at McHenry hospital in cooperation with the McHenry Hospital Outreach program. The clinic will consist of six sessions starting at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 4, 6, 10, 12, 18 and 25. Harold Wimmer, program director for the Lung association, said, "The clinic does not focus on scare tactics or offer a lot of statistical information. We assume that people who come to the clinic already Simple Battery Verdicts Against Three In Family A McHenry physician, Gerard Dominique, his wife, Gisela and son, Michael, were all found guilty of simple battery, a misdemeanor, last week in the 19th Judicial Circuit court in Woodstock. The charges stemmed from an incident last Oc­ tober where the three allegedly broke the wrist of a McHenry youth, Joseph Fino.*-- know that smoking is dangerous to their health. Rather, the clinic focuses on how to quit smoking." The clinic program is based on the idea that smoking is a learned habit. Quitting, then, is a process which individuals must un­ learn and substitute in its place healthy new alter­ natives. During the sessions, different techniques will be introduced to help make this process less stressful for the individual. There is no fee for the clinic, which will be limited to 15 participants. To reserve a spot or get more information call the Outreach Program of McHenry hospital at 385- 2200, Extension 622, or the Lung association in Wood­ stock before Nov. 4. Christmas Seals help make this clinic possible. The first co-ed in the US. was admitted to Oberlin College, Ohio, in 1833. WANTED G R E E N H O U S E l e a s e wanted during winter time from November - April. Call 338-8198. 10-31 Elephant tusks, may grow to a length of 11 feet and weigh over 200 pounds. 05 ORIGINAL PIZZA Pizzas So Delicious ...They're Worth Stealing!" X ON SATURDAY OCT. 25 i Some person or persons t wanted our pizza so badly .they stole a large quantity from our warehouse!!! So we're offering a Retain JUDGE JOHN L. HUGHES CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE I I I I ~ir ALSO WHOLESALE & RETAIL 'Frozen Pizza *Frojen Beef *Hot or Mild (Fresh) Italian Sausage •Variety of Cheese (5 lb min) PROVEN JUDICIAL EXPERIENCE! JUDGE John L. Hughes GOOD MAN • Born December II, 1919 • Resident of Lake County since 1952 • Married Ann Crawford Sune Nov. 8, 1944 • Father of four children; Michael, David, Patricia and Stephen • Navy pilot 1942-1945 and 1950-1954 • Retired Naval Reserve 1979 • Former member of the YMCA board • Elder and Trustee of The First Presbyterian Church of Waukegan • Former member of the Board of Jack Benny Center of the Arts • Member of Lake Forest Symphony Chorus • Fornjer member of Oak Plain and Northeast Illinois Bo\ Scout Councils • Member of Waukegan Symphony Orchestra and Chorus HUGHES ••• FROZEN FOODS CARRYOUTS AVAILABLE On Ready Cooked Pizza I 1407 N. North Drive McHenry, III. 60050 815/385-5780 HOURS MON-FRI9 a.m. to 5 p.m. & s RTI. I f f s i! IK f ie** W t TOMASIUOS N PIZZA A man of Experience, Character and Integrity Is Needed en the Bench VOTE YES November 4th Retain JOHN L HUGHES, Judge John L. Hughes GOOD JUDGE • Graduated John B. Stetson Lniversitv Law School - 1949 • Admitted to Practice Law in Florida and Illinois • Served as Waukegan Police Magistrate Irom 1959 to 1967 • Served as Magistrate'of Circuit Court from 1967 to 1970 • Served as Associate Judge from I970tol974 • Presently serving as Circuit Court Judge since 1974 • Past Chairman of Circuit Couri Kules Committee • 20 years of experience hearing cases of all types • Voted qualified by Bar Association Poll BE SURE TO LOOK FOR NO. 198 ON YOUR BALLOT. "Shall John L. Hughes be retained in office as Judge of the Circuit Court Nineteenth Judicial Circuit?" YES A copy of our report is filed with the State Beard of Elections and is aaailaMa far purchase. Committee for the Retention of Judge Mm L Hughes, Murray Cornerman, Chairman, Waehepn, IL I00S5