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• SJT1ATI0N WONTED l*ui ciean your house, good, dependable worker, $4.50 hour. lAvailable mornings, Monday - Friday. 385-7448. 22 Wepare your home for winter now. Exterior and interior painting. Free estimates. Call 385-2006 ask for Mike. 22 PAGF13 - PLAINDEAI - WF.nwsnAY. OCTOBER 12, 1977- FM RENT CARACE SALE FOO RENT Under new management. V.F.W. Picnic Grounds and Hall for rent. Seating capacity, for 400. Call 385-«60~9 lb 12 weekdays or after 6pm. 10-5TF 2 bedroom apartment heat furnished, range and refrigerator, no pets, deposit and lease. 385-8042 or 385-5925. 10-5TF 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, garage Wonder Lake, No kids, no pets. 815-653-6746. 23 2 bedroom house (McCullom Lake) adults only, no pets, references and security deposit required. Available Nov. l, Call 312-298-0390 weekdays and 312- 299-0478 after 6pm. 21 3 BEDROOM HOUSE with basement and garage. Central air, $350, prefer 6 months lease, references and security deposit required. No pets. 385-6900 ask for Barbara McKinley. 20TF 1 bedroom apartment, heat furnished, air conditioned, Stove and refrigerator $175 mo. Call 815-385-1327. 21TF JOHNSBURG AREA 4 bedroom ranch, clean, neat, nice yard and neighborhood. No lease $335. 815-653-9964. 22 Newly remodeled building, 750 sq. ft. with full basement. Located at 4913 West McCullom Lake Road. Ideal for small business or light storage space $250 month. 385-7804. 21 2 to 3 bedroom ranch, garagcy built in range, patio, excellent condition, in Wonder Lake near the lake. $290 per month. 653- 4846. 22 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom a p a r t m e n t s , s t o v e , refrigerator, air conditioning, no pets. 344-1961 or 344-0880. 21TF 2 Bedroom home in McHenry, teed yard, 'Mt $275 month. Bj Inc. Realtors, 385-6900. 22 WAREHOUSE or factory space from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385-1079. 10-5TF STORAGE SPACE all sizes, inside or out. Monthly rental. The Keep Mini-Warehouse. 815- 455-0096. 10-5TF CLEAN SLEEPING rooms. Daily or weekly. 385-0266 or 385- -5TF FOR RENT in AAcHenry available by January 1st or sooner. Suitable for lawyers, accoun­ tants, real estate, or other professional uses. Consists of 2 private offices, conference toom, general office, recep­ tion area, small kitchen, basement. Heat furnished. For more information call 815-385-2683 BOAT 1 STORAGE inside, with or without trailer. Pick up and delivery service available. HUSTLER SPORT CENTER 815-385-4848 10-12-11-2TF1 APARTMENT FOMENT Downtown AAcHenry 2 bedrooms, all ap­ pliances, fully carpeted. Ideal for middle aged or retired couples. 815-344-1632 815-385-6566 10-5TF DO YOU NEED A HALL? THE KNIGHTS OF COUIMBUS Have one for Rent For information Call 385-2452 In McHenry, small but cute, 2 bedroom house, unfurnished, available Oct. 17th, $275. per month, plus security deposit, no pets, call 385-4400 after 4pm. 21 3 bedroom 1 bath waterfront home. 3 car garage, bar in rec room, fully carpeted. All ap­ pliances and drapes included $500 month. 815-344-0559. 22 Large 2 bedroom apartment, within walking distance shopping and train, carpeting, air conditioned, adults, no pets. 385-3493. 21TF 1st floor apartment near town, 4 rooms, suitable for older couple, panelled throughout, $175 month plus utilities and security deposit. Call 385-5579. 22 3 bedroom house in Wonder Lake. Furnished rec room with fireplace, 2M> baths, available Nov. 1st'. $310 month plus utilities plus $125 security plus references. No pets Call after 6pm 653-9717. 22 CONDOMINIUM WATERS EDGE, central air, all ap­ pliances, wall to wall carpeting $325 month. Occupancy November 7th. 385-5418. 21TF 1 bedroom house in Wonder Lake, no children $190 plus security deposit. Available November 1, call after 6pm 653- 9376. 22 5102 Barnard Mill Road, Ringwood, 6 rooms, IV2 baths, electric fireplace in den, garage $290, security deposit and lease. 653-9856. 22 Beautiful new apartment on lake, furnished $225 month. Call 312-581-3496. 22 McHenry, Clean 2 bedroom apartment, in Condo, IV2 baths living room, dining room, complete kitchen, washer & dryer, drapes, carpeted, store room, pool, $290, call 312-864- 7061 or 815-344-0412 after 5pm. 24 CONDO WATERS EDGEr 2 bedroom, 2 bath, central air, garage laundry facility. Available November 1st. 815- 459-7451. 22 4 PLEX APT. UNITS 2 lg. bedrooms, 1st & 2nd floor, fully carpeted, private patios & balconies, air cond. 1 % baths $250 month includes gas heat A water. No pets, no childen $250 sec. deposit. References required. Shown by appt. only. Available Nov. & Dec. Call after 6 PM 815-344-1839 10-12/10-14 MOTOftCVCUS 10-12-10-14. AUCTION Avon collectables, household items, misc. Friday - and Saturday, 10am to 4pm, 7314 Mohawk Drive, Wonder Lake. 22 OCTOBER 14-15-16, Friday" noon to 5, Saturday 9 to 5, Sunday 10 to 3, Toys, snowmobile suits & boots, 3 baby beds, 316 Shepherd Hill, McHenry, 111. 22 Country Acres-off of Riverside Drive, 2904 Kama Ave. Thurs. . & Fri., October 13 & 14, 9 to 4, STOP don't pass us up. Something for everyone, an­ tiques, junk, all kinds of goodies, everything must go. 22 Barn and Moving^ Sale. Saturday October 15,10 to 4, 612 W. Lincoln McHenry, Camping supplies, Hodaka 150, horse equipment, air conditioners, kitchen set, 8 chairs, portable dishwasher, furniture, exer- cycle, tools, misc. items. 22 Moving Sale, Thursday Friday Saturday, October 13,14 & 15, 9 to 5. Back pack, snow tires, aquariums, camping cots, new car parts; furniture, clothing, bike, lots of misc. No Early Birds, 3804 W. Anne St. _ 21 Moving sale, upright wind up Victrola silvertone $75, table model wind up Victrola $75, wicker chair $35.. wicker rocker $50, wicker desk $50, round dining room table, china cabinet $75, two Alexander dolls about 25 years old $35 each, love seat $60, lots of misc glassware and goodies too much to list. Thursday 10am til ? take Rt. 31 north towards Richmond to Solon Rd. 4th house on right. 815-675-2157 after 5pm. 21 1317 Hillside Lane, Settlers Woods, Fri- Sat. Sun. 9am to 5pm, small kitchen appliances, tables, toys, TV's, many misc. 22 REAL ESTATE Redecorated 2 bedroom House, refrigerator, stove, McCullom Lake Estates $325 month. 815- 653-7886. 22 " For rent in Volo, 4 room modern apartment, 2nd floor, heat, water, electricity fur­ nished $200. 385-4139 after 6. 22 Office space available at 2210 'Route 120, McHenry, Ideal for sales Rep., etc. Reasonable rent includes heat, light, and air conditioning. Call 459-1114 ask for Len Knauf. 21TF LARGE SLEEPING ROOM by the week. 385-1948. 21TF WONDER LAKE 7911 Oakwood Drive 4 rooms, 1 bedroom, fireplace, gas heat, 1 car garage. Nice starter house for small family or retired couple. Beach rights. $29,800. 312-394-m 9-30-11-11 FOR SALE BY |feul̂ DER IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Three bedroom split level in the Village of ' Sunnyside. Johnsburg Unit School District. Nowak Const Co., Inc. 385-3703 10-5TF 76 Hercules 125 MX never raced, 74 Kawasaki 750 luggage rack, fairing, backrest 2600 miles 385-8902. 22 Honda CL450, motorcycle $600 Engine just rebuilt. 385-5094. 21 ' poooocococoocoooooooi» COUNTRYSIDE PAGODA HOME 3 yrs. old, 1 '/4 wooded acres, huge loft area with skylight, circular fireplace, large deck off liv. room g master bedroom. Full walk-out basement. $96,500 Call after 4PAA 815-344-1356 ! 0-12/10.14 AUCTION SPRING GROVE FIREH0USE i i Sunday Oct. 16th "O 10:00 AAA 1954 Dodge equipment truck, red, to highestbidder. For information Call 815-675-2060 10-12/10-14 boooeoeeoooooooeoooas NEW LISTIN6 BY OWNER 2 bedroom ranch on large lot with trees, attached garage, large kitchen with all applian­ ces, w/w carpeting, drapes, central air, beach rights, close to school & shopping. Call 815-385-9320 after 6:30pm or weekends. $34,900 10-12-10-14 FIND JUST THE RIGHT HOME FORYOUR FAAAILY WITH A AUCTION BURRAFATO COMPANY GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Gigantic Auction Saturday October 15, 1977 4021 W. Crystal Laka Road McHonry, Illinois. C#ravnicsf pto€di VMMi Mk tfoys# hp* pwli from oil ov#f th# world* condl#) hold#rs, (lowwif inliil mm - _ if11Iff UBRV| BVMRlTf IWWWly yilWl IfwWIPe \^W1 display at 1 iOOP .M. Auction starts at 2i65f.M. . Rain Data Octobor 22, If 77 R4NKNG IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS Rmrara Of Bunco-Don't Get Bilked By Willis W. Alexander Executive Vice President American Bankers Association How CSn it happen again and again? Confidence artists have been around for centur­ ies. Yet the headlines go on -- Woman Loses $3,500, Elderly Pensioner Loses Life Savings, Couple Bilk Shopper of $2,200. Authorities have found that two very human failings contribute heavily to victi­ mization by fraud. They are gullibility and greed. Too many people, they say, are attracted by easy money schemes, and the desire for unearned wealth leads to an uncritical acceptance of such proposals. For your own protection, you should know that there are no really new swindles, only new variations on old themes. One of the most fam­ ous is the "bank examiner" swindle. It's put into opera- , tion by a person claiming to be a bank examiner who needs help in catching a dishonest teller. To cooperate with the ex­ aminer, the victim is asked to withdraw from his savings account a large amount of money, which will be "mark­ ed" and checked against the teller's records. The con artist promises to return the cash to the bank, but instead takes off with it. Don't fall for this line. Under no circumstances will a true bank examiner, FBI agent or other law enforce­ ment official request a bank customer to withdraw cash from an account. Another famous cpn game is the Pigeon Drop. The vic­ tim is the "pigeon," and the "drop" is a bag of cash that one member of a team pre­ tends to "find" on the street, after his partner has begun a conversation with the unsus­ pecting victim. After shrieks SoTict Not responsible for any other debts but my own, as of October 8, 1977. Vaughn Gamen 21 E.S.P. Horoscope Reader & Adviser Will advise on all problems of life. MRS. ANN 312-455-2181 PETS FOR SALE SEALPOINT SIAMESE KITTENS, 7 weeks old, 2 male, $25 each. Evenings or weekends. 385-3427. 22 GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPL AKC registered, bred for in­ tel l igence conformation, disposition. $150. 385-8659. 26 HAPPY 13 th BIRTHDAY KATHY UvfMsaADri 10-12 of surprise, the finder's con­ science tells him to split the large sum of money with the other two passers-by. The two are then asked to put up some good-faith money while the finder "talks to his boss" about the split. This swindle has been widely practiced for at least 400 years and is still going strong. Like all swindles, at the climax the "pigeon" is asked for money. Naturally, he will never see it, or his share of the "find" again. A common technique of the con artist (who might just as likely be a very inno­ cent looking woman as a man) is to get the intended victim so excited, so rushed, so con­ fused that he (or she) hardly knows what he's doing. But simple precautions can keep you out of trouble. Careful­ ness and common sense exer­ cised by potential victims will stop such schemes. Cultivate a healthy skepti­ cism of all miraculous offers and get-rich-quick schemes. Be on guard when you hear the words: "something for nothing," a "secret plan," or "this opportunity won't be here tomorrow." And, with any major transaction, insist on having a few days to dis­ cuss it with relatives, lawyers, bank officers or the police. ANN O ALLEN Most of you have heard the old wheeze, "Apple pie without cheese is like a kiss without a squeeze." That warm and juicy wedge of apple pie without a piece of sharply delicious Cheddar isn't the only food that's a soul mate with cheese. With other fruits and vege­ tables coming to the fore, there are many that need the flavor and protein of cheese. For example, take onion soup, the one full of broth and sliced onions. Isn't it great when it comes to the table in an earthenware dish topped with a slice of toasted, buttered French or rye bread capped with a thick slice of melted Swiss cheese that's been sprinkled with Parmesan? ' Have you ever tried a Reuben sandwich without Swiss cheese grilled to har­ monize with the corned beef? No, you just can't imagine it. Or, the Rachel, corned beef with cole slaw? It's much tastier with a slice of Swiss. What about pizza or lasa- gna? They're the ones that put the Italian cheeses on the map, especially Mozzarella. For those who have trouble pronouncing it, it's become known as the pizza cheese. HORSES Pasture $40 mo. Box Stalls $75 mo. Daily Grain Turn Out Outside Riding Arena RAJA ACRES (Serving McHenry/Woodstock Area) Call 815-648-4012 10-5TF1 ..............d -»ELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A GARAGE SALE. Call 385-0170 to place your ad. WANTC0 WANTED Middle aged or elderly woman to share- home near McHenry, with reliable woman; share ex­ penses, references required. Phone 385-5880 10-12-10-14 HI COLUMN LOST Lost In Lakemoor, German Shepherd puppy. If found 385-7470 Reward. 21 TOY APRICOT POODLE, Chi Chi, white flea collar, silver ring, on Court St. Reward. 385-2406. 21 FOUND White female long haired cat, declawed in front, green collar. 815- 728-0156. 21 GIVEAWAY 3 delights, Fluffy, Blackie, and Kisses, (Kitties) Phone 385-6646 evenings. , 21 1 Vt year old female Cock-a-poo, all shots, 385-7402. 21 10/12-10/14 10/7-10/14 Male Blonde Medium size 9 month old puppy. Family pet to a good home. 815-3854052. 21 If we've made a- mistake Don't Go Away MAD. Tell Us About It Don't tell your next door neighbors. Because they can't help. But maybe we can. We don't want it to happen again. And we do try to do it right the first time. We try to answer promptly when you telephone us and connect you to the person you're calling. We try to deliver your news­ paper on time -- rain or shine. i. We try to quote you right when you give us the home-town news. We try to get the facts and phone number right in your classified ad. We try to put all the right informa: tion in your display ad -- just the way you want it. We try to bill you right In other words,we try to give you the old-fashioned kind of service you want so that you'll be satisfied. We honestly try. But we slip up now and again. So tell us straight. And don't go away mad... After all, We're Only Human. H J r> 'vl v 4 5 The McHeniy Plaindealer