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WSr«Rup with extras. $2500.815-344-2627. 4- 23-4-25C 40 CHANNEL ROYCE CB Baystation, excellent talker 170; Remington model 550-1 semi-automatic 22 caliber with 4 power Weaver scope $45; Starr arms 12 gauge double barrel shot gun model 1892 $40; Mec. 600 Jr. shot shell reloader with 12 gauge dies $40. Call 459-2443 after 6 pm. 4-23-4-25C LADIES 2 speed bicycle $60; brown burlap recliner $75; Vita master roller massager $100. 815-344-2468 after 6 pm. 4-23-4-25C 30" BEN FRANKLIN fireplace, brass balls, screen, 6' single Wall pipe and 4* of triple wall S.S. pipe $125., air conditioner used 3 months, 1,700 BTU, $150,815- 344-0918. 4-23-4-25C PRE SEASON PRICES on new window air con­ ditioners. Choose from 4,000 BTU to 12,600 BTU units in stock at Lee & Ray Electric, 1005 N. Front St., McHenry. 385-0882. ' 4-25 ran SALE FOR SALE SHORE STATION HEADQUARTERS Hoists Docks Parts 4 Access. Immediate delivery HKSM Marine Str 3112 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry. II. 815-385-3360 4/4-4/25H2 NEARLY NEW GOLF bag with a number of irons and clubs, hearing aid with batteries used only a few times. 815-344-1073. 4-23-4- 25c A BEDS, DRESSER, LARGE chair, cheap. Call 385-5107. Saturday or Sunday . 4-25 PINE ROLL TOP desk. $375. 385-3039. 4-25-5-2C 22 FT. CENTURY CORONADO, good con­ dition, 440 Engine, $3,250. Call after 7:30 weekdays 815- 385-9322. 4-25 KROEHLER SOFA BED or sleeper, turns into full size bed, like new. 385-3717. 4-25 AIR CONDITIONER, 33,000 BTU, $50.815-728-0660. 4-25- 4-30 NEW AND USED RAILROAD ties. Bulk grass seed, rustic cedar rail fencing. Woodstock Farm & Lawn Center, 2020 S Rte. 47, Woodstock, Illinois, 815-338- 4200. 4-2tfc WATER SOFTENER SALT SALE, pellet type only, 1st Saturday of every month. Huemann Water Con­ ditioning, 3607 Chapel Hill Road, Johnsburg. 815-385- 3093. 4-2tfc ANTIQUES at Wondermere, 9111 Wondermere Road, 653- 7497. 4-2tf WASHERS AND DRYERS RECONDITIONED and guaranteed. $50.00 and up. 815-385-6431 4-2tfc HEAVY DUTY CENTURY' WELDER, 295 AMP AC-250 AMP DC, Brand new with acc. List price $699. Sacrifice $497 firm. "Call Ace Hard­ ware 815-385-0722. 4'-16tfc REALISTIC STA 2000 am-fm 75 watts per channel 2: optimus 5 b speakers 75 watts pioneer 125 phono. $650, call 678-6941 Kent. 4-23- 4-25c 1974 APACHE "solid state" pop up camper. Sleeps 8, stove, 3 way refrigerator, furnace and awning. Very good condition. $1,200. Call 815-385-6716 evenings. 4-23-4- 25c DARLING PINK PROM dress, never worn. Small size 14, $50. Call 815-385-8425. 4-23-4-25C GENERAL ELECTRIC ELECTRIC oven, self cleaning, almost brand new $150; 1977 Ford truck F250, 25,000 miles with plow $6800. 815-385-3472 after 4. 4-23-4- 25c 7 HP 32" CUT RIDING tractor in good condition $125. Hoover portable washer works good needs belt $30. 350 Chevy V8 engine $100. 4 speed GM tran­ smission with Hurst 4 speed shifter $100. Chevy or Pontiac Bellhousing in ex­ cellent shape $75. 4 barrel Chevy intake manifold with carburetor $25. Pontiac 4 barrel manifold with car­ buretor $25. 385-6872 ask for Bob after 4. 4-23-4-25C 1947 GMC >/2 ton pickup truck $500; gas dryer $25. Call after 5 pm. 815-459-3105. 4- 23-4-25C MASSEY FERGUSON M.F. 40B Front end loader, three point (3 pt.) Hitch with P.T.O. rear blade, cab with heater, low hours (107 hrs.) 728-1363 daily 12-2:45 weekends, evenings. 4-16-5- 9c 1 WHEELHORSE riding mower. 32" cut, electric start, good condition. $300. 1 Wards push mower, runs good. $25. 815-344-2549. 4-25 MINI BIKE for sale, 3 HP Trailcat by Manco. $65. Call 815-385-6293. 4-25 ANGEL MOPED. Never used, mint condition, side baskets, head lamp, turn signals $400. 180 MPG. 385- 4410 or 497-4021. 4-25-5-2c I.H. CUB tractor, 5' mower, snowblade, turf tires, $1,950. 815-338-6434. 4-25-5-2c CASE 450 CRAWLER TRACTOR, very good condition $12,000; LeRoy gasoline compressor with hammer and hose $1,500 or best offer; 1966 Chevrolet dump truck, good condition $2,000 or best offer; 1966 International 6 wheel dump good condition $3,500 or best offer; 3 platform scales $75 each. 815-653-4811. 4-25 12 SHEETS WOOD PANELING, walnut $10.50 each. 2 redwood roll up blinds, 96" wide and 84" wide $35. pair. 815-344-0773. 4-23-4-25C NEW GAS BIRCH fireplace logs. 24" nylon red rug, 11 ft.x 13 ft. 5 in.. Bar with 2 stools, 2-10 ft. x 10 ft. 1-12 ft. x 18 ft. gold indoor outdoor rugs. 653-7946. 4-23-4-25C MOVING SALE: Furniture, organ, hi-fi and misc. 815- 728-1373. 4-23-4-25C MILLER AC-DC GAS drive welder with electric start cable and 100 lbs. welding rod, excellent condition. $975 firm. Pipe threader power drive with dies to 2 in. Ramset stud fastener gun with nails and changes. Black and Decker Roto hammer with case and bits also heavy duty electric hammer. 2 speed sawzall ^ ton com-a-long and Vfe ton chain fall. Heavy duty vise. 1 set bolt dies. Call after 5:30. Weekends anytime. 815-728- 0803. 4-23-4-25C ONE SET OF LIVING room drapes, good condition.. $30. 815-728-0674. 4-23-4-25C 1978 GMC GAUCHO van, automatic, air conditioned, swivel seats, platform bed,. Many extras, perfect for family travelers, 25,000 miles. $6,700 firm. 815-653- 7831. 4-23-4-25C 1 9 7 2 STARCRAFT, STARMASTER 6, pop-up camper, lots of extras, ex­ cellent condition. $1,000 or best offer. 815-943-5245. 4-23- 4-25C COX CAMPER, organ, sewing machine with cabinet, fireplace screen with accessories, dining room table. 815-459-4397. 4- 23-4-25C 17 FT. MICHI CRAFT CANOE, like new $350. 815- 728-07%. 4-23-4-25C NAUTICAL DECOR For the rec room COMPLETE LINE "Everything for the Boating Enthusiast" HANSEN MARINE SERVICE 3112 W. Limb Rd. McHenry, II. 815-385-3380 SPREADING YEWS 3 for $10.00 Cash & Carry nCORN RIDGE NURSERY 1522 S. Darrell Road. McHenry (Volo) (ft**. 120 East to DorreU Hood then South 1 V» mile* to Nursery) 4 2SH2 REGISTERED LA MAN- CHA DOE, excellent health. Must sacrifice. $65. 815-338- 8705 - 4-23-4-25C 30" ROPER GAS RANGE $35, Hot Point refrigerator 15 cu. ft., good condition, $35, draperies, windows, misc. 815-344-0570. 4-23-4-25C 25" fcENITH CONSOLE TV $150.2 portable welders need work. $75 each. 815-344-0918. ' 4-23-4-25C 1971 POP UP CAMPEiR, sleeps 8, $550. or best offer. 815-653-3276. 4-23-4-25C BASSETT DINING ROOM set. Table, 4 chairs, buffet', hutch. Dark wood, good condition. $200.815-344-2410. 4-23-4-25C ONE-TWO WHEEL TRAILER with side boxes $125. Large collection of Beam bottles. Best offer. 815-385-7236 4-23-4-25C UPRIGHT FREEZER $100. 6' high chain link dog kennel $150. Commercial 2 basket french fryer, $75. Com­ mercial 3 separate beaters malt mixer $75.385-5556. 4- 23-4-25C 10 and 20 GAL. AQUARIUMS, complete with filters and stand. Call 385-2769. 4-23-4-25C DIAMOND RING-53 Karat solitaire, value $1200, sell $600. Reset in your own design. Also Mexican desk, value $600, sell $200. 312-639- 5629. 4-23-4-25C FOR SALE OR WILL RENT, 1969 Concord travel trailer, located in Harvard. 815-943-6055. 4-23-4-25C THREE GRAVE SITES, together in Memorial Park. Woodstock. Current value over $1,080. Asking $800 firm. 815-653-6401. 4-23-4-25C PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1180 Child Drowns At Camp Duncan Bryan W. Revelle, 5Vfe years old, was declared dead at McHenry hospital Tuesday evening about 6:10 after he was taken from the deep end of the Camp Duncan pool, near Volo. Bryar), who resided at 112 BellvieW, Round Lake, was part of an instructional class at the camp, which has a pool that is divided into two sections, one shallow and the other deeper, for more ex­ perienced swimmers. When Bryan failed to respond to 4:45 p.m. roll call, a lifeguard and a camp in­ structor began the search. They found him, face down, in the deep end of the pool. CPR was administered and the Fox Lake Rescue squad called but efforts to revive him failed. Update Community On Day Care Expansion Overnight Painting Mother. Nature used her artistic ability during the wee hours of Thursday morning to display her talents. She robbed the residents of this home from the enjoyable sunshine she spread earlier, to paint the redwood deck and its articles with a light blanket of snow. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Community leaders and representatives of civic groups were invited this week to attend a com­ b ina t ion in fo rma t iona l meeting and report on fund drive plans associated with construction of the all-new Day Care program facility by the Woodstock Children's home. C l i f fo rd Redd ing , executive director of, the Children's home, explained the Day Care program begun in 1972 has grown steadily so that today the present facility is not suited to handle the burgeoning needs of the community. By early 1979, 70 children were being cared for with a varied program. After careful study, the Children's home board in early 1980 approved construction of an a l l -new fac i l i t y w i th a capacity to serve 120 children. The purpose of the meeting is to obtain com­ munity input into the needs and the type of services that would be most beneficial. Redding said the good news about the project is that a substantial amount of the $350,000 needed is on hand, available through the long-term lease of present property on Route 47 across from Sunset Manor. In addition, local fund- raising efforts will be launched to raise about $15,000 to be used for fur­ n i sh ing , l andscap ing and special equipment. Redding exp la ined these a r e necessary expenses unable to be covered by funds otherwise available. The Day Care program is for children from 2 years of age through the fifth grade. Karen Ross is director of the staff of 10 people. Preliminary plans call for four modules surrounding a multi-purpose room with a total square footage of 6,500 to 8,000 square feet. Three modu les wi l l hand le 40 children each, and the fourth will be for office, kitchen, reception area, lounge, isolation area and storage. CHECKLST Medicines and household products and poisons must be kept out of a child's reach. Some poisons may not be ob­ vious, such as lead-base paints. Look for the term "nontoxic" when buying paints. Watch for other safety labels as well, such as "flame resistant" and "hygenic material." Bee Colonies Lure For Sweet-Toothed Thief May 1 Deadline For Health Scholarship A thief with a sweet tooth or a fascination for the winged insects stole 15 three- story bee colonies and 20 bee boxes from Kestutis Bar- tkus, of 2811 S. Lake drive, McHenry. Bartkus reported the theft shortly before 11 a.m. Monday. Evidence at the scene showed that a truck had backed over 20 wooden feeders. Authorities believe the thief was knowledgeable about bees since the theft occurred at night. Two men were arrested Two In Custody For Possession Of Drug A 17-year-old McHenry youth and a juvenile com­ pan ion were t aken in to custody by McHenry police for possession of more than 30 grams of cannabis. The police were called to a house at 1703 Pleasant because of a report of a suspicious auto. During the investigation, the youths and the cannabis were found. Raymond J. Roach, 17, of 1703 Pleasant, McHenry, was charged with possession of cannabis. Gary Peyerson, of 1622 Beach, McHenry, was arrested and charged with agg rava ted a s sau l t and being intoxicated on a roadway after he pushed and attempted to strike Sheriff's police. An au to speed ing and leading Sheriff's police on a chase with speeds of 100 mph ended with the arrest of Donald Stanek, 18, of 303 James street, Spring Grove. Stanek was charged with speeding, fleeing and at­ tempting to elude police and possession of cannabis. after one was seen loading a motorized concrete saw belonging to Company III of the McHenry Fire depart­ ment onto a trailer. He and another man, who was waiting in the truck towing the trailer, then left. McHenry County Sheriff's police, armed with a description of the vehicle, s topped the t ruck and arrested Scott Blakely, 21, of Mt. Prospect, and William Mackey, Jr., 25, of Barrington, for theft over $150. The truck and trailer had been stolen in Lake county and belonged to Thomas Chamberlain, of Wauconda. The Lake County Sheriff's department is investigating the theft of the vehicle. The Sheriff's police also inves t iga t ed a the f t a t McHenry County Well and Pump, 3200 N. Richmond road, McHenry, where it was reported that earlier in the day, two men had come to the bus ines s look ing fo r scrap metal. They were told to return when the owner was present. They did return and were seen loading a spool of electrical wiring into their "rusty green car" before they drove off. Someone broke into the McHenry V.F.W. at 3002 W. Route 120, McHenry, and used a hammer and chisel to open a safe. There was no money in the safe, which was destroyed. Two radios, a tape player and assorted sports equipment were stolen from a home at 4600 Stafford, McHenry, belonging to Walter Mazur. The communications room at Johnsburg high school, at 2002 Ringwood road, McHenry, was broken into and a 35 mm camera and flash unit stolen. Another 35 mm camera was stolen from the home of James Hansen, of 7618 Maplewood, McHenry. Also stolen was a clock radio and some jewelry. < An assortment of automotive tools and sup­ plies was taken from a garage at 5206 Flanders road, McHenry. The property belonged to Raymond Lary, of 5121 Fountain lane, McHenry. William Duda, of 4601 Stafford, McHenry , reported the theft of a radio, a pair of binoculars and two fishing rods and reels. The Sheriff's police in­ vestigated a theft at 5521 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake. From the home of Thomas Lyons, someone stole a clock, an antique trunk, a bed, a mirror, two chairs and a barbecue grill. The final date to apply for the Women of the Moose scholarship is approaching. All applications must be postmarked no later than May 1. This scholarship is available to anyone who will be a t t end ing schoo l fo r training in a health-related occupation. Applicants must be ac­ cepted in an accredited school for the Fall, 1980, s e s s ion o r be cu r r en t ly en ro l l ed in a t r a in ing program at an accredited school. Applications are available at McHenry West campus guidance office and at the McHenry Moose lodge. They Should be returned to the hospital committee chair­ man, Mrs. Elaine Daley, 426 N. Hill street, Woodstock. Quail sleep at night in a c l o s e l y a r r a n g e d r i n g , with heads pointed out so they can leave in a hurry if danger approaches. shotfrHor Window and Wall Otcor SHUTTERS cMl CUSTOM KIRSCH WOVEN WOODS OVER 1,000 STOCK SHUTTER PANELS LOUVERS AND INSERTS AT 20% OFF. Alto Available: •Mini Hindi •Vertical* 'Wallpaper FEATURED IN "9CALLAW AGS"-" After all, they're yours", says Wally Nowteki of McHenry to John Banket of Wonder Lake as they watch for their children in a vignette of "Scamps, Scallawags and Other Urchin", which opens April 25 and coatinnes through April 27 at Moatini Middle school. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Many of today's newspapers derive part Of their name from the word gaze t to, a small coin the 16th century Venetian govern­ ment charged to read posted news bullet ins . 9:30-5:30 WFID. ^ 9:30-. 4 Closed Sunday WE MEASUKE AND INSTALL CALL 815-344-1888 Rt. 12 Ju*t No. Rt. 120 Volo, III.