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PAGE 14 - PIAINPEAl^FWDAV. MAY 9.1990 FOft ItCNT FOE RENT WATER­ FRONT.Deluxe one bedroom apartment, car­ peting, stove, refrigerator, adults, no pets. 815-385-3493. 5-2tfc 5 ROOM APARTMENT City of McHenry, 2 bedrooms with new carpeting and all appliances. 815-385-6566 or 815-344-1632. 5-2tfc ONE BEDROOM FUR­ NISHED, apartment for one mature woman. All utilities included. Convenient in town location.. 815-385-6566. 5-2tfc ha v̂ rnfisiv' m Mic 1 & 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENTS renting from $225 to $300 per month. Available soon. No pets, security deposit and references required. 815-385-2352 or 385- 4646. 5-2tfc MCHENRY CONDO-2 bedroom lVfe baths, car­ peted, all appliances, air conditioned, pool, no pets, $335 month plus security deposit. 815-459-0363 or 815- 344-1122. Century 21, Lake Region. Barb. 5-2-5-9C NOW LEASING NEW medical professional facility directly across from Crystal Lake Ambutal. Call 455-0212. 5-2tfc CAfUM SAIi WORTHMOOR ESTATES Street Sale 9 am till ?, lVfe miles west of Route 12 off 134 (Bay Road) follow signs. May 8, 9, 10, camping equipment, barbeques, ceramics and ceramic molds, buffet, 12Vfe ft. sailboat, 6 ft. Xmas tree, pictures, training bicycle, 22 rifle, sled, clothing, bar items, pots & pans, skis, portable color TV and stand, wooden door, books, drapes, fertilizer spreader and too much more to mention. 5-7- 5-9c MOVING SALE: Sat. May 10th, small appliances, sewing machine, 2x3's, large asst. baby clothes, golf clubs, typewriter, auto parts, many paperback books, antique shutters, rocker, much misc., 1412 Hiawatha Trail, McHenry, off'134. 5-9 GARAGE SALE: 3105 Kinley, McHenry Shores, Thurs, May 8th and Fri, May 9th 9 to 4 pm. Dining room furniture, ladies golf clubs, baby clothes, tool box and misc. 5-7-5-9c GARAGE SALE: Many items, 72 van, 72 Scout, vanity, washer dryer, van seats, dresser, bed, kitchen items, baby to grown up clothes and much more. 2225 N. Alton, Mcenry. May 2nd & 3rd, 9th and 10th. 9-5. 5-2-5-9c GARAGE SALE: Boat and saddle subdivision, 2921 Sterling, May 9th k 10th, 9 to 4. Tools, small appliances, boats, tires, bikes, furniture, dishes and glassware. 5-7-5- 9c GARAGE SALE: May 9th, 5 pm to 8 pm. May 10th, 8 am to 5pm, May 11th, 8 am to 12 noon, children* clothes 7-10, womens shoes size 11, Mothers Day plants, veg. plants, many misc. items, 1902 North High view, Lakeland Park, McHenry. 5- 7-5-9c GARAGE SALE 5008 W. Ashland Dr., Fox Ridge, McHenry, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Dog run, drapes, material, household items, tools, planters, too much to list. 5-7-5-9C GARAGE SALE, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 9- 5. Many misc. items. 4118 East Drive. Wonder Lake. 5- 9 SEWING MACHINE, dining room set with hutch, built in oven, not used much, shoes, boots, clothes galore, toys, games and lots more. 1717 Beach Road, Lakeland Park. Friday and Saturday 9-5 pm. 5-9 4FMMITMUICSAU lout* 134 Boy Rood 1'/. Ml W. of Rt. 12-North on Boy View Ln. 3202 N. Boy Viow In.-McHenry Pi stoke* Boy-t15-3S5-9023 NO CHILDREN Hour«:Frt JMoy 9 Sot. /Sun Mmy 10/11 10:00 om-4:00pm •1972-23 ft. Nomod trovol trailer. self contained, ex­ cellent condition, sleeps 4;*73 Olds Cutlass, wreck/interior excellent, runs *rell;*Merry tiller, excellent condition; •Refrigerator. Sears com poet 6 cu.ft.;•Vacuum cleaners, in­ cluding Kirby;*Boot-19 ft bur­ ned. but floats (no motor), hull in good shape Many other misc. items including tools, men's/women's clothes. shoes furniture fishing gear. i HAPPY 40th BIRTHDAY MR. YOUNG Love, Your Angels from the Brush & Curl HAPPY BIRTHDAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY ANDY AND DADDY HAPPY BIRTHDAY MRS. MANN From Three Who Love You HAPPY 19th BIRTHDAY DAVE LOVE ALWAYS, JEANET7E HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO OUR BEST MOTHER'S DAY PRESENT Love, MOB and Did _LL FOft SALE lUm ANNNKftSAIIY IWil- • • filllW¥MWnW m.. HAPPY 40TH ANNIVERSARY HON & DAD GRANDMA & GRANDPA LOVE ALWAYS, DEBBIE, STAN, JASON & JEFF fOft SAIi CONCRETE LAWN OR­ NAMENTS. perfect for Mothers Day. Deer, dwarfs, ponies, planters, etc. High­ way 50, 8 miles east of Lake Geneva, 414-537-4529. 5-7-5- 9c BEDDING PLANTS Flowers. Vegetables. Geraniums. Mums, and Potted Roses. Cactus and House Plants SCH LESSEE'S GREENHOUSE 211 E. Route 120 McHenry, Illinois (East of Lakemoor) SHORE STATION HEADQUARTERS HOISTS DOCKS PARTS ft ACCESS. Immediate Delivery HANSEN MARINE SERVICE 3112 W. Lincoln Rd. McHenry, II. 815-3853360 HUGE VOLUME FANTASTIC SAVINGS Twin Mattress $29.00 Full Mattress $39.00 Queen Size Sets $139.00 Bunk Beds $139.00 Full Size Sleeper $189.00 LENNY 815-455-4550 MOTHERS DAY SPECIAL SILVER MAPLE TREES $10.49 each Cosh SCarry ACORNRIKCNWSINY 1522 S. Darrell Road. McHenry (Volo) (*»• 120 East to Oerrell M then Sovth 1 % mile* to nursery) We grow o complete line of evergreens. trees and shrubs. 5 * ANTIQUE MAHOGANY rolltop desk, excellent condition. 4Vx3'x4' high. $500.815-653-9029. 5-8 AM-FM 8 TRACK stereo with turntable. $125. 815-344- 0489. 5-9 1976 - JAYCO CAMPER, sleeps 8, stove, furnace, ice box. Asking $1500. Call 815- 385-J2820, Saturday „ and --Stinday only. 5-9 4 NEW CHROME American racing rims, 6 lug. $225. 815' 385-6092. 5-9-5-14 OLYMPIC CAMPER CAB top fits any 8 ft. bed. Call after 5,815-385-8697. 5-9 1972 POP UP CAMPER, excellent condition, sleeps 8, 385-0265. 5-7-5-9C COMPLETELY RESTORED Stark Cabinet grand piano. Very good tone, walnut and oak. $400.815-385- 5-7-5-9C BEDROOM FURNITURE, Bassett light Pecan, double headboard, chest, dresser with mirror and night stand, excellent condition. $475. 2 twin size beds. $100. 815-385- 4996. 4-30-5-9C CENTURY WELDER 230 AMP AC-80 AMP DC. Brand new with acc. List price $379.50. Sacrifice $275 firm. Call Ace hardware 815-385- 0722. 5-2tfc 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. 5-2tfc OATS FOR SALE 815-385- 2847. 5-2tfc QUILT SHOW. May 10, 10-5. Barrington High School. Donation $1.00.385-5107. 5-9 DINING ROOM SET, 6 chairs and drop leaf table , opens to 6'x40". 815-385-5185 5-9 BOAT LIFT, good for out­ board up to 1,000 lbs. 385- 5328. 5-9 15 GAL. AQUARIUM complete $20, old dresser and mirror $20, old trunk $30, walnut rocking chair, cane seat $40, very nice small drop leaf table $80.385-8688. 5-7-5-9C RECLINER, LUGGAGE, boatseats, ladies clothes, pots, electric knife, much misc. 4406 Sussex, Whispering Oaks. 5-7-5-9c CANNOBALL HARDTOP pop-up camper. Sleeps 4, good rubber and canvas with spare tire. $375. Inflatable canoe. Great shape $55. Kitchen table and six chairs $95.815-385-1756. 5-7-5-9C 5'-0"x6'8" commercial front door entrance with closers (alum.) $250; l-3'0"x6'8" steel door $65; l-3'0"x7'0" steel door $65; 1 parking lot light with pole $75; 1 square hand split shakes $50. 815- 385-0327. 5-7-5-9C 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 ANTIQUES at Wondermere, 9111 Wondermere Road. 653- 7497. 5-2tfc WATER SOFTENER SALT SALE, Pellet type only, tyt Saturday of every month, Huemann Water Con­ ditioning, 3607 Chapel Hill Road, Johnsburg. 815-385- 3093.- 5-2tfc NEW AND USED RAILROAD ties. Bulk grass seed, rustic cedar rail fencing. Woodstock Farm and Lawn Center. 2020 S. Rte 47, Woodstock, II 815-338-4200 5-2tfc WASHERS AND DRYERS RECONDITIONED and guaranteed. $50 and up. 815- 385-6431. 5-2tfc MILLER AC-DC gas drive welder with electric start cable and 100 pounds rod; Miller ac portable gas drive welder electric start with cables, heavy duty roto hammer, ^ ton chain fall, plumbers torch set, heavy duty electric drill; heavy duty vise, set bolt dies. All merchandise excellent condition. Call after 5:30 this Saturday anytime 815-728- 0803. 5-7-5-9C 2 HOUSES $39,980. Shade trees $3.90 up; feed corn 5 cents cob. 815-344-1183. 5-7-5- 9c USED COMMERICAL STORE pants or skirt hangers for sale ,25 cents each, or 5-S1.00, or large volume discount. Spurgeons Store, McHenry Market Place. 815-385-4100. 5-7-5-9C 15«8 CUBIC FT. UPRIGHT Admiral freezer, white. Never been used. $225 ; 76 Chevy Chevette, parts cheap. 312-623-1116. 5-7-5-9C MOVING SALE: console sewing machine, camper, organ, fireplace accessories, dining room table and Chairs. 815-459-4397. 5-7-5-16C G 78-14 WHITEWALL steel belied radial tires, 2 regular 2 snows $80 or best offer. 815- 344-1884. 5-7-5-9C VIKING 811 RECORD- TAPE player. Make your own 8 track tapes $100; Magnavox stereo record player console $25. 815-385- 7180. 5-7-5-9C PROM DRESSES by Gunne Sax size 5, exquisite detail, worn once. $25 each. 815-385- 7180. 5-7-5-9c CAMPER POP UP 1967, Trade winds, sleeps 6, stove, sink, heat*er $550. 815-380- 5942. 5-7-5-9C 1977 JAY-KING 8, gas- electric refrigerator, heater, $2,250,815-385-4996. 5-7-5-16C ONE CUSHION COUCH $35. G-E. hooded hair dryer $20.2 motorcycle helmets $20 ea. 6* Admiral radio and record player $30. 1975 Starcraft camper, sleeps 8, fully equipped $1,600. All in ex­ cellent condition. 815-338- 2607. 5-7-5-9C DINING ROOM SET light wood table, 4 chairs and buffet, best offer. 338-5338. 5- 7-5-9C MANURE FERTILIZER $25 truckload, your truck, you load. Registered Appolusa filly, "1 year old, gentle disposition, wonderful 4-H project $950. 455-4036 or 338- 2433. 5-7-5-9C * GOLF CLUBS AND BAGS. One mans set $30, one womans set $30. one Jr set $20.344-3432 between 8 and 4. 5-7-5-9C 1973 24ft. four seasons travel trailer, electric brakes, awning, gas, electric, ref, stove, oven and furnace. Good condition. $2,200. 385- 5167. 5-7-5-9C 6x9 SHAG CARPET, rust & gold. Bissell sweeper, electric fan, like new. Reasonable. 815-385-3312. 5- 7-5-9c S I L K F L O W E R ARRANGEMENTS, $5 to $20,815-344-2484. 5-7-5-9C PLANT STANDS, attractive ladder type. Ideal Mothers Day gift. Pine, or outdoor, indoor redwood finish, un­ finished price accordingly. 815-344-5279. . 5-7-5-9C PATIO STONE, we manufacture 8"xl6" thru 2 ft. x 2 ft. Exposed stone concrete picnic table sets, bench ins. Richmond Cement Products. U.S. 12 & 173 Richmond. 815-678-6561. 5-7-5-9C TRAILER used transport riding lawn mower and small equipment. $700 or best offer. 1-815-344-4785. 5-7- 5-9c ANTIQUE POOL TABLE, excellent condition, all slate mahogony, 80 years old, leather braided pockets, cues and racks included. Best offer. 815-338-0662. 5-7- 5-9C ROBERT HUSIKHNTOW, Ph.D. psychologist for th« Family Service and Commahlty Mental Health Center far McHenry County . • (Editor' sNote: This is the tenth article in the Today's Psychology weekly series of especially written articles for McHenry County readers. The topic this week is "Being Here Now".) So many of us in this society spend most of our tiifie either wohrying about the future or fantasizing about the past. How many times have you, for example, caught yourself visualizing dire, catastrophic events which never actually oc­ curred or found yourself obsessively repeating in your mind an event in which you behaved in a way you were not proud of. Both of these are examples of maladoptive focusing on the past and future and neither have any useful function in yOUr life. Many of us are forever waiting for that one future event, after which we believe we Will find that ever elusive happiness which always seems to be just beyond our reach. But that fantasized future event is like a mirage on the desert. It either never arrives or it comes and goes quickly, without relieving our thirst. The reason so many of us feel a lack of fulfillment is that we are incapable of experiencing the now moment which is always before us. For, it is 6nly in the present that life can be experienced. It can be so pleasurable to eat a. meal; concentrating fully On the ta^te, aroma, and texture of the food or -to spend some time resting comfortably under "a tree attentively listening to the sound of the breeze blowing through the branches. I am sure you can all remember similar ex­ periences; Times when your senses seemed ex­ traordinarily alert and sensitive to the things and people around you. Perhaps this moment, right now, could be another one of those moments. Just listen. Veterans' Benefits In '80 Publication PUCH MOPED, excellent condition. Asking $200. Call Bob, 1815-344-4883. 5-7-5-16C BEDROOM FURNITURE solid Bassett set, white, 6 pieces, in very good con­ dition. $150. Call 815-728-1243. 5-7-5-9C GRAY METAL OFFICE desk, good condition $75.815- 648-2143. 5-7-5-9C 1978 FORD F150, 4 wheel drive, 6 cylinder, 4 speed, new tires and wheels, cap, am-fm ps, pb, clean $5,000. 815-648-2143 5-7-5-9C REPOSSED BALDWIN 5'8" walnut grand piano, 3 months old. Available for loan balance due. 312-639- 5717. 5-7-5-9C Dear Colleen & Dear Colleen: How do you turn down a date? I've been dating a guy for three months, but 1 don't want to date him anymore. He is really nice and I don't want to hurt his feelings. How can I tell him "no" without losing his friendship? Brush-off Dear Brush-off: After a few refusals, he will get the message and stop ask­ ing. You have to be nice when you refuse. You might try something like "I'm busy, but thanks for asking," or "I've al­ ready made other plans, thanks for asking." . Dear Colleen: I am divorced and I hate it. I feel like everyone thinks I'm awful. In fact, 1 feel awful. I loved my husband and I didn't want the divorce. (We've been divorced for 2 years.) I blame myself for my hus­ band leaving, but I don't think it was all my. fault. Still. I feel.if I had of been what he wanted, he would not have left. I jUst don't understand and I'm tired of living like this. I just feel so terribly lonely. How can I get over my hus­ band and start a new life? Lonely-Ex Dear Lonely-Ex: First you need to face the fact that your husband isn't coming back. Something died between you and your hus­ band or he would not have left. Once you accept this fact, you can move on with your life and a good way to b«(ir> is getting out and meitiag people and making friends. Tom and Becky Sawyer, 2927 Stilling, McHenry, named their third son Jonathan. The 8 lbs., 13 Ms oz. baby was' born May 1 in McHenry hospital, and joins brothers, Jeremiah, age nine and Jesse, six. Sam and Audrey Wetzel, maternal grandparents and paternal grandparents, Bob and Priscilla Sawyer, all reside in Maple Heights, Ohio. Gregg A. and Danese J. Romano, 7810 Balsam drive, Wonder Lake, announce the birth of their first child April 29. Jason Daniel was born at McHenry hospital and weighed 9 lbs., 12 oz. Maternal grandparents are Betty J. Repsold of California and Frank M. Sedlacek, Jr. of Woodstock. Danny and Rosalie Romano of Wonder Lake are the paternal grandparents. Beau Jason is the name chosen by Gary and Deborah Motley, 4906 W. Orchard, drive, McHenry, for their first child. The baby was born May 1, at Sherman hospital in Elgin and weighed 8 lbs., 12 oz. Maternal grandparents are Mike and Betty Behan, 815 . Florence drive, McHenry, and paternal grandparents are Hazel and Dick Morley, 5613 N. Meadow Hill lane, McHenry. Among recent births recorded at Memorial hospital for McHenry county, Woodstock, are the birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schimke of McHenry and a boy to Mr? and Mrs. Howard Wenkel of Wonder Lake, both on May 5. The 1980 edition of the Veterans administration's publication, "Federal Benefits for Veterans and Dependents" is off the prcfes and is available through the S u p e r i n t e n d e n t o f Documents in Washington, D.C. 20402. The 73-page volume contains updated com­ pensation and pension rate tables and rates of pay to veterans training under the GI Bill, along with ex­ planations of general eligibility requirements for various benefits available to veterans and their depen­ dents. the booklet also provides convenient listings of toll- free telephone numbers that enable anyone in the 50 states and Puerto Rico to call VA for consultation with a veterans counselor. Write to the above address for more information and cost. Broil First Broil frozen lamb at a low .temperature to prevent surface prom charring before interior thaws. • ; BSS*S SEE e e e THE ONLY CONDITIONER THAT REQUIRES NO ELECTRICITY WATER CONDITIONING (DIV. OF NIEMANN WATER MFH, INC.) THE NEW, MODERN KINETICO mmmrnimMmta •NO ELECTRICITY •METERED WATER HTSKTEREB SOFT WATER 385-3093 3H7 CHAPEL 1*1 ROM McNENRY.IL Anxious to make the right arrangements for your wedding? The details fall into place after a Welcome Wagon NEARLYWED PARTY. We have some lovely gifts for you. Plus useful suggestions and helpful information from a wide range of wedding professionals. Call and let's reserve a place for you. Carolyn Farrington I'm usually at home 385-7980 NATIONAL NURSING HOME WEEK MAY 11-18,1980 , VISIT A NORMS HOME RESIDENT ASK ANYONE... "Crystal Pines is the BEST in Nursing Care" •Approved tar Medicare •24 Henr Skilled NersiRf Care •Rehabilitative I Reiterative Nersief •Deatistry •Beaetfciai I Barter •uteisive Activity aee Recreatinai Prefraw •Physical, Occtpatiotal I Speech Therapy •Hesjrital Level Staffief •Program tar Caevai- esceit, Retired or Chronically III k k. Crystal Pines. ^UHglNCV^OME Locking the institutional atmosphere of big multi- floored facilities and largo enough to provide a full compliment of services. RsatonabU Rat** _ *35.00 to *37.50 per day Inclwda* VM Of wheal choir and woNior, Laundry, all coro. NwnMng supplies, tocantinanco. ' DMIUAIM ftkaai -- VvMIVrM, 815-459-7791