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PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JUNE 1976 Tw I UNDT ~-f m \ | y:mm. tZcfibn, M/ay No cash refunds on prepaid ads. Cards of Thanks, Li Nlemoriam, Situation Wanted, Wanted To Rent, • anted To Buy and Garage Sales MUST be paid in advance. The Plaindealer is not responsible for errors in clas­ sified ads after the first insertion. Check your ad *:;er the first insertion and call our attention to any FIC E HOURS: MON.-FRI. 8:30 a.m. to 5«fl0 SAT. 9:00 a.m. to Noon. Classified Copy Deadline WEDNESDAY PAPER-MONDAY 4 P.M. FRIDAY PAPER - WEDNESDAY 4 P.M. PHONE 385-0170 AUTOS 1973 Chevrolet Cheyenne Blazer, 4 wheel drive,all heavy duty, air cond., p.b., p.s., hy­ draulic trans., 30 gal. fuel tank positraction, tilt steering wheel complete new paint job, 2 sets of tires, A-l condition $4,200. Call after 4 p.m. 815-385-4351 6-2-TF-1-2 BUSINESS SERVICES Highest prices paid for Junk cars and trucks. Day or Night. 815-459-0081 6-2-TF-1-2 1973 CADILLAC COUPE De VILLE, low miles, many extras excellent condition, new tires. Asking $3,750. Phone after 5 pm 385-8828 6-2 '69 Nova, 350 cu. engine, rally wheels, snow tires on rims, tape player $700 Call after 4 p.m. 385-2414 5-28/6-4 '70 Cougar,p.s.,p.b.,air,auto., buckets, tinted glass, white, black vinyl roof and interior. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 385-0825, Home 385-7324 Ask for Lyle 5-28/6-2 1958 International one ton dump current safety sticker $500. 385-4437 or 385-8279 5-28/6-2 »74 DATSUN B 210, 28 miles per gal., 4 speed,am/fmstereo radial tires, $2,195 385-6914 5-28/6-4 m ' 1906 PONTIAC CATALINA, 4 dn. sedan, small V8, air con- difjpning, very clean. Excellent rimning condition $475. 385- 45?6 5-28/6-2 1970 11% ft. Cobra slide in cafqper with monomatic toilet, fov$ed air furnace, hot water hefekter with showers, 4% ft. gas and electric refrigerator, mounted on 1 ton Ford truck. $3;000 385-5838 5-28/6-2 1971 PLYMOUTH CRICKET 4 door automatic, excellent on gas 24,000 miles, asking $750.385- 3545/385-0315 5-28/6-2 BUSINESS SERVICES CONCRETE /WORK wanted. Fifee Estimates, reasonable ra*s. 312-126-9107 v: 5-19/6-30 A :$JEW ROOF? Call Richard Safcers 385-5839 *Roofing Re- pUrs *Roofing. Call Saturday, Sunday or After 5 on Weekdays < 4-23/7-14 ' . COMMUNITY TREE SERVICE Complete tree and stump removal Fully insured Free Estimates 385-3381 6-2-TF-1-2 w w w FOUR SEASONS CONSTRUCTION LANDSCAPE - HAULING 4 Sodding, Seeding & Fertilizing • Sand, Gravel, Fill • Patios, Sidewalks, retaining Walls (concrete) • Brush Cleanup • • Tree Removal FREE ESTIMATES 815-344-2421 5-26/6-4 ALLAN'S BLACKTOP .30c per foot Call now and Save. • Driveways • Parking Lots • Resurfacing • New Driveways • Patching & Sealing All work Guaranteed Free Estimates 24 Hour Service 815-459-5757 •4-23/6-4 ---X. , i.. M BUSINESS SERVICES RUSSELL RH0T0N BLACKTOP SERVICE New Driveways Patchwork i i i i J BROWNINGS ROOFING COMPANY I Driveways Parking Lots Resurfacing Free Estimates Fully Insured 385-6445 6-2-TF-l * * * * * * * * * * 5-26/7-7 £ **************************** "Good Roofing at a Good Price" • New Roofing • Re-roofing • Repairs ' Call for Free Estimate (815) 385-5251 j WHARTON BLACKTOP PAVING INC. 1 I SERVING VOI R AREA - 1 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE \\ E ARE NOW TAKING 'ORDERS. DEAL DIRECT WITH OVVNER & SAVE: t I I I L_ COMMERCIAL PRESIDENTIAL Call anytime for FREE ESTIMATE- GRAYSLAKE 312-223-5634 LIBERTYVILLE 312-367-0676 BUSINESS SERVICES ^CRYSTAL LAKE BLACKTOP • 30' per foot • Driveways • Parking lots • Patch work Free estimates All work guaranteed Call 459-2987 4-23/6-4 D.E. ZIMMER INC. PLUMBING CONTRACTOR Licensed Bonded Insured Residential & Commercial! work For Free Estimates call! 815-385-8329 *5-21/7-5 ************* * R & R I BLACKTOP $ Driveways Parking Lots Also Seal Coating Free Estimates 24 Hour Service Work Guaranteed 815-385-8020 5-28/7-9 RAILROAD TIES i 8 Ft. Only 7 yrs. old per- fect-perfect condition. $6 & $8 each. Free deliver 10 or moreig please! » j Beware of inferior ties at |ij: : lesser prices elsewhere, gj: i We guarantee best quality;:;: ; or you need not accept:* 312-552-8316 | evenings. 5-21/7-2 BEDDING PLANTS Flowers, Vegetables. Ger­ aniums, Mums, and potted roses, Cactus and House Plants. SCHLESSER'S GREEN HOUSE 211 E. Route 120 McHenry, III. (East of Lakemoor) 6-2-TF-1-2 FREE! INSTALLATION! Summer Special During the month of June.Servisoft will install a rental automatic water softener in your home at no charge (up to 10 ft. plumbing materials). If you are not satisfied with your present water sottener..compare Call Collect Servisoft Refined Water 711 Amsterdam St. Woodstock, III. 815-338-3385 6-2/6-30 FOR S A L E Furniture of 14 model homes now being sold. 30 to 50% off, will separate. Terms. 312-398- 5250 6-2/6-30 RAILROAD TIES $6.00 per tie Binz Bros. 415-338-1169 6-2/6-30 Brand new^$l,500 90" sofa and 48" love seat. Off white and beige floral pattern. Colby's of Oakbrook. 3 months old, Asking $1,200. will dicker. Call 385- 4471 6-2/6-4 Girls 26" bike, good condition $20., western riding saddle with black tooling $65.815-675-2584 after 5 6-2/6-4 7 PIECE LUDWIG DRUM set, stool, 6 Zilgen cymbals. $800 or best offer 815-344-2585 5-28/6-2 SEARS KENMORE automatic washer, two years old, excel­ lent condition $140. After five 385-3571 5-28/6-2 2 reupholstered, green and gold plaid herculon, Mr. & Mrs. chairs. $125, 385-6445 5-28/6-4 * * * * * Driveways Parking Lots Seal coating * Free Estimates 7 days a week Work guaranteed „ * Call t 815-385-0258 * * 4-21/6-2* ************* FOR SALE Golf Clubs. Used mens, ladies, also current PGA, Titleist Mac Gregor, Hagen, 20% off. Mc Henry Country Club Pro Shop 385-3435 6-2-TF-1-2 '74 Mansfield 6 string elec­ tric guitar. With double pick up rhythm, bass, and treble switch reasonable price. 385-3901 6-2/6-4 FOR RENT STORE FRONT LOCATION, 3428 W. Elm St., (Next door to Toddler Shop) Rent includes heat and water. Call 815-385- 0746 or 815-344-0980 6-2-TF-1-2 NORTHFOX CONDOMINIUM, 2 large bedrooms, 1J$ baths, carpeted, air conditioning, dishwasher, washer & dryer etc., swimming pool $250. 385- 8562 J6-2-TF-1-22 1200 sq. ft. lower level, zoned business, truck door 6'9" high good location. Center of Mc Henry $165 Call (815) 385- 1327 6-2-TF-1-2 New modern office space, 300 to 1500 sq, ft. Rte. 31, one mile south of McHenry. Phone 385-4466 6-2-TF-1-2 WEEKLY RATES available on small furnished apartments and sleeping rooms. 385-0266 days, 385-8905 evenings. 6-2-TF-1-2 2,000 sq. ft. STORE or offices. Prime location in McHenry $375 Call (815) 385-1327 6-2-TF-1-2 One bedroom apartment, heat furnished, air conditioned, stove and refrigerator $165 Call (815) 385-1327 6-2-TF Warehouse or factory space, from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385- 1079 3-31-TF-1-2 2 bedroom Dt(>lex, 5 rooms, $175 per month. 385-1079 5-26/6-2 NOTICE OPENING JUNE 2nd : 22 room Victorian Hotel: i Antiques and Collectibles^ Restaurant Shop Spaces Available p McHenry | Depot Hotel | W. Main, McHenry §§ ?! 3939 815-385-6633 312-526-8452 GARAGE SALE HOUSEHOLD GARAGE & BASEMENT SALE Estate of Albert & Vera Purvey 906 N. Green McHenry ANTIQUES Saturday & Sunday June 5-6 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 6-2/6-4 FOR SALE 6-2-TF-1-2 ALUMINUM PUTES 25' A Plate • 6 Plate Minimum Size 23 x 35 .009 Thick Inquire At THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 W. Elm St.-McHenry Phone: 385-0170 GARAGE SALE Dutch Creek Woodlands. Se­ veral , families, designer clo­ thing, children to adults, all sizes, toys, furniture, house- wares^and misc. items, (no junk) Fri. & Sat. June. 4 & 5th, 9 am to 7 pm 2608 Knob Hill Road and 2525 Knob Hill Road, Johnsburg. 6-2/6-4 Community Garage Sale, 5310 Wainwright Dr., Wonder Lake, June 4, 5 & 6th. 9-4 p.m. Community Bake Sale, Hickory Falls Unit No. 3, June 5th, 8 a.m. - ? 5310 Wainwright Drive. 6-2/6-4 3617 W. JAMES McHENRY - 2 Family Garage Sale. New kitchen utensils too numerous to mention. Much more misc. Hand-crafted wood lamps. Thursday - Friday - Saturday 9 to ? 6-2/6-4 VACANT PROPERTY Choice Country homesite, Won­ der Lake area, 9 plus acres, tall oak and hickorys, on black­ top. Terms available. A.T. Mc Intosh & Co. 312-372-2040 Ex­ tension C. 6-2-TF-1-2 HELP WANTED Sub Contractors, remodeling crews, must be experienced and insured. 385-8180. Evenings 385-5145 5-19 TF REAL ESTATE r II i i HOLIDAY HILLS RANCH Very modern 3 bedroom year around home in excellent condition. \Vi baths carpeting lake rights to Griswold and launching facilities. Very comfortable. Like new!!! $38,000 CENTURY 21 I PETERS & FULK REALTORS | 312-259-1500 I II I I I SCHOOL BOY Age 16 or 1/ for Part time store work. Must be neat & reliable. Apply BEN FRANKLIN STORE 6-2 REAL ESTATE 2 Bdrm. waterfront home - Pier-Boat lift-in Country Club $37,500. 385-7273 6-2 5 room house, Lake privileges triple track aluminum stormy screens, gas heat, $21.000.312- 428-9555 5-26/6-11 Desirable lot 100 x 120 in Kent Acres. 385-7502 or 385-5902 5-28 TF BY OWNER, 3 bedroom ranch, large corner double lot, mature shade trees, wood burning fire­ place, dining room, large kit­ chen, utility room, drapes, car­ pet. Owner transferred, 30's. 385-9299 5-26/6-4 WONDER LAKE, 3 bedroom ranch, family room with fire­ place. large deck, %acre wooded lot, 2% car detached garage plus 1 car attached garage. Private lake rights. $41,900.00. 815- 653-9753 weekends or after 5:30 5-28/6-2 AVON 1 Flexible hours mean even you can sell for excellent earnings. Over 18? Call today: Mis. Bauer (815) 385-5385 FOR SALE BY OWNER 2 Story Cape Cod. 4 bedrooms, 8 rooms, 2% baths, fully carpeted (m Fox River. Large wooded lot. $59,760.00 344-1632 385-6566 3444)748 6-2-TF '̂ *̂**************̂ ****̂ ^̂ 1̂ ••••••••••••••••••ft* • PART TIME : • HELP WANTED : • Retired or High School Stu- » • dent„Pleasant hours. Good* • Atmosphere J « • • Call • 5 385-5441 5 After 5 p.m. ^ 6-2/6-11 I MOTORCYCLES 1974 Honda, 450 CB, under 2,000 miles, sissy bar, excellent con­ dition, 815-648-2060, near Woodstock. $1,050. 5-28/6-4 1973 Honda CB 450, show room condition, lots of extras. 312- 639-4533 5-28/6-2 SITUATION WANTED Licensed day care Mother, will care for your children in my home. Hot lunches and snacks are provided. Sunnyside Area. 815-385-7754 5-28/6-2 5-26/6-2 HELP WANTED PHLEBOTOMIST We have an excellent opportunity for an individual to work in our laboratory. Our applicant should have some previous medical experience in the drawing of blood samples from patients. Our applicant will undergo an extensive training program, which will lead to ad­ vancement. We have competitive salaries and EXCELLENT fringe benefits. Apply McHENRY MEDICAL GROUP 1209 N. Green St. MoHfinrv MIME STUDY Will report to standard supervisor in helping to maintain an incentive program. Using accepied industrial engineering practices. Schooling and/or experience in time study helpful. Salaried position. Excellent fringe benefits. Apply in person or phone for an appointment 815-653-2841 7:00 AM. - 4:00 P.M. Monday Through Friday AA M O D I N E MANUFACTURE COMPANY 4 miles north of McHenry on Ringwood R<i. R I N G W O O D , I L L I N O I S An Equal Opportunity Employer SITUATION WANTED Baby sitting, all ages, my li­ censed home, near Parkland School. 344-0684 5-28/6-2 WANTED TO RENT RESPONSIBLE EXECUTIVE and family desire year around lease on 3 or more bedroom air conditioned house. Prefer­ ably on the Chain V Lakes water Rent to $400 per month 385- 6882 5-26/6-2 C A R D O F T H A N K S WE WISH TO EXTEND a Thank you to the Marcia Ball & Ruth Circles of the First United Methodist Church. The surprise kitchen shower was greatly ap­ preciated by both of us. God Bless each one of you. Mildred & Van Kennedy 6-2 We wish to extend a sincere "Thank You" to our friends for their prayers, cards, food, visits to our home, telephone calls, memorials, flowers and sympathy on behalf of our loved one Dennis Wallner. We thank you for your heartfelt love and understanding. God be with you always. Mrs. Shirley Wallner, Christine, Alan, Joan, Philip. J Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Wallner and family 6-2 BOATS & MOTORS 15' Mjr'.G. Fiberglass, 50 HP Mercury, complete canvas, with trailer. Asking $2,000 Shown by appointment only 312-WA5- 3432 6-2/6-11 1974 - 15# GLASTRON 70 HP Johnson motor less than 30 hours, canopy top, Little Dude trailer, walk through win­ dshield $2900 312-247-5921 af­ ter 5 p.m. 5-28/6-2 PET COLUMN GIVE AWAY 3 male cats, 2 neutered, one declawed. Approximately 3 years old. 385-2884 6-2 FACT# FANCY? PYTHAGORAS, AFTER A VISIT ID BSYPT, TAUGHT HIS KXLOWERS' TO PUT A DOG NEAR A DYING MAN APPARENTLY, HE FELT THAT OF ALL THE BEASTS OF THE WORLD, THE CANINE WAS THE MOST DESERVING ID RECEIVE THE DEPART IN6 SPIRIT OF MAN. /F YOUDONTWANT ,•< MIDNIGHT.RAMMERS... A RMALE DOS IN ESTRUS CAN ATTRACT MALES FROM #6 FAR AS 5 CITY BLOCKS. THE SCENT IS CARRIED IN HER URINE, SOTO SAVE YOURSELF DOZENS OF •ROMEO* VISITORS, WALK THE OOFI AWAY (FAR AWWO .FROM HOME. FEEDING FUPPIES AN EASY WAY TO HOUSE TRAIN VOUR PUPTY IS TO TAKE HIM OUTDOORS COR TO HIS NEWSPAPER) RIGHT AFTER EATING. MAKE SURE THAT WHAT HE IS GETTING IS NUTRITIONALLY SOUND FOR DOGS UNDER 1 YEAR OF AGE. From FHskies Nutrition Research Kennels Support Your Local S.P.C.A. or Humane Society Turner Ashby One of the most colorful cavalry figures of the Civil War was Turner Ashby--killed a hundred and fourteen years ago this spring, in 1862. Stonewall Jackson was especially fond of Ashby, who was very dark-complexioned and rode a white horse. He was too daring, and more than once Union officers spar­ ed his life because they so admired his bravery. There was that kind of chivalry in warfare in those days--it's well to remember. In the vicinity of Harrisonburg, Virginia, Ashby's horse was shot from beneath him, on June 6th, 1862. He thereupon undertook to lead a charge on foot, was shot through the heart. Colonel Thomas Kane, of the Pennsylvania "Bucktails," was captured by the Con­ federates in the same encounter. He told his Confederate captors: "I have today saved the life of one of the most gallant soldiers in either anny--General Ashby--a man I admire as much as you do. His figure is familiar to me for I have seen him often enough in our front. He was today within fifty yards ot my skirmishers, sitting on his horse unconscious of the danger. "I saw three of them raise their guns to fire .... I succeeded in stopping two and struck up the gun of the third as it went off. Ashby is too brave to die in that way." Ashby*s men appreciated this eulogy (unknown to Kane Ashby had been killed a few hours later) and after the war one of Stonewall Jackson's staff, Henry Kyd Dou­ glas, of Maryland, personally thanked him in Harris- burg, Pennsylvania. Douglas was there to ask the Penn­ sylvania legislature to remove the Confederate dead from Gettysburg. Kane and another great Pennsylvania soldier of the war, General John Hartranft, convinced the legislature to do so. Ashby was the first to employ a battery of horse ar­ tillery in the war and was said to have once fought thirty cavalry engagements in twenty-eight days. Stonewall Jackson said he never knew his superior. After the war Ashby's remains .were removed from Charlottesville and he was buried at Winchester-in the "Valley" of his proudest days. The wealthy native of Fauquier had fallen at 34- s