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PAGE 16 - PLAlNDEALjER FOR RiNT MCHENRY WATERS EDGE, new ranch condo, 2 bedroom, 2 baths, carpeted, decorated, all drapes, dish­ washer, frost free refrigerator, continuous cleaning stove, central air, garage with auto opener, beautiful view over-looking Bull Valley. $395 ihcludes aS outside . maintenance, garbage, water, no pets, adults preferred, special discount to senior citizens, references, security deposit required. Phone 455-2494 or 45JH075. , 6-20-6-27C 5 BEDROOM, 3 BATHS, 2,650 sq. ft. McHenry home on wooded acre, large family room, 2Vfe car garage, 2 fireplaces, screened porch. Rights to adjacent stable and pool area. $650. References required. 815- 385-3164 . 6-27-7-2 IN RINGWOOD, one bedroom apartment, 1st month rent and security deposit required. Call 815- 338-8466 or 338-7062. 6-27-7-2C 1 BEDROOM APART­ MENT, $260 per month, stove, refrigerator, dish­ washer, garbage disposal, security deposit and references required. 815-385- 5194. 6-27-7-2 RENTAL-2,000 SQ. FT. air conditioned space for light industrial or warehouse. • McHenry area. 815-344-2533 weekdays. 6-27 SUB-LEASE STUDIO OFFICE. In Woodstock, available immediately. $335 month. 815-344-3150 ask for Barbara. 6-27-7-4c FOR RENT OR LEASE, modern office with adjoining 1 bedroom utility apartment. $475 plus uljlfties and security, references. Will rent or lease separately if desired. Utility apartment $275 plus utilities and security. Office $200 plus utilities and security deposit. Adults, no pets. Call Letizia Financial Corp. John C. Letizia, 815:728-0404. 6-27 i>H6P POR RENT or lease, approximately 1400' suited for auto repair, body shop, sotrage, general contractor, etc. Plenty of parking. 12' electricity operated door. $400. plus utilities, security deposit and references. Letizia Financial Corp. John C. Letizia, 815-728-0404 6-27 MODERN 2 BEDROOM home, central air, living room with fireplace, dining room off kitchen, adults, no pets. Working couple preferred. $375 plus utilities and security, references. Call Letizia Financial Corp. John C. Letizia, 815-728-0404. 6-27 SMALL HOME ON RIVER, single person or couple over 40 preferred. $195 per month, furnished. 815-344-4029 or 815-727-9251. 6-27 4 BEDROOM OLDER HOUSE on river, two story, must do own maintenance, etc. Clean and dependable persons only. $290 per month. 815-344-4029 or 815- 727-9251. 6-27 TWO BEDROOM APART­ MENT,utilities, stove, refrigerator furnished, $300 per month, security deposit, references required. Married couple preferred. 815-385-0539. 6-27-7-2 2 BEDROOM HOUSE WITH garage, stove included, small subdivision, l block from Griswold Lake, l month security. $275. 815-385- 861 !• 6-25-6-27 . FEMALE TO SHARE house on 7 acres, $150 month utilities included. 815-338- 7343 or 312-255-3734. 6-25-7-4 OFFICE IN McHENRY, good location, air con­ ditioned. All utilities fur­ nished. $90.00 Call 815-385- 3490. 6-4tfc WAREHOUSE OR FAC­ TORY SPACE from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 815-385-1079. 6-4tfc 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, non smoking adults over 40 preferred on Mathews Lake, 1 mile west of 12 on Bay Road. $275 plus utilities, security, lease and references. Sat-Sun 815-385- 6606. 6-18-6-27C V/2 car garage section $50.00 per month. Auto storage only. 815-385-3192. 6-4tfc LIGHT INDUSTRIAL SPACE. New opening in areas of 1200 to 15,000 sq. ft. immediate occupancy. 815- 678-2861. 6-4tfc 1,000 Sq. ft. of office or retail space zoned B-l on Route 120, separate utilities and ample parking 815-338-0777. 6-4tfc One Room for rent, call anytime. 815-344-0962 6-4tfc i , * 1 42 BEDROOM APART­ MENTS, situated in a' country setting. This large .apartment has self defrosting freezer-ref., oven, stove, garbage disposal, and is within walking distance of shopping and medical centers. $229 to $279 Mayline apts., 9716 N.-Route 12, Rich­ mond, n. 815-678-2861. 6-4tfc ROOM FOR RENT for single . man 815-385-9858 or 385-9262. 6-4tfc VFW CLUBHOUSE and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385-9860 from 9 to 12 weekdays or after 6 pm. 6-4tfc OAtUO6 SALE ' 3616 GARFIELD ROAD, Johnsburg Rpad and 31. Shower doors, fan, bike, childrens misc. items. Thurs, Fri. 6-25-6-27C GARAGE SALE, 2801 Michael, Wonder lake, Friday and Saturday. Many misc. items. 6-27 GARAGE SALE, Saturday & Sunday, 9am-5pm, 2614 Forestwood,McHenry, River Road to Dowell. Things galore. 815-344-3060. 6-27 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE, Friday, Saturday 27:28. Clothing, much misc. 4313 W. South St. Cooney Heights, 9- 5. 6-27 WHISPERING OAKS-Front Royal and Hanley, Friday- Saturday. Antiques, garage furnace, 21.09 cu. ft. Whirlpool upright freezer, kingsize wicker headboard, several water Skis, lots of etc. 385-6798. 6-27 ESTATE SALE: 7303 Spaatz, Wonder Lake, near laundry. Refrigerator, TV, stereo, dressers,, dishes, <lay bed, trunks, school desk.10-5, June 27,28,29. Everything goes. 6-27 GARAGE SALE: Clothes, housewares, loys, all good condition, some furniture, cash only. June 26 thru 28th, 9am-5pm. 5117 N. Beacon .Hill, Pistakee Hills, 312-497- 3263, first street east of Wilmot Road on Ringwood Road. 6-27 GARAGE SALE, Saturday June 28th, 3216 Pleasant, Wooded Shores, Wonder Lake. 9am to 3pm. 6-25-6-27C MOVING SALE, June 28th and 29th. Ping-pong table, marble vanity top, refrigerator, baby clothes, toys, baby car seat, kitchen items, clothes, jewelry and other household items. Sat,9- 4, Sun. 9-12 . 5520 Sherman Drive, McHenry. 6-25-6-27C THREE FAMILY GARAGE sale, 5201 Greenbrier, Fox Ridge. Friday, Saturday & Sunday ,9am-5pm. 6-25-6-27c MULTr FAMILY GARAGE sale, Saturday & Sunday June 28th & 29th. Canning jars, gun rack, games, and toys, clothes, new electric fixtures, tools, car rack, air conditioner and much more. 4422 Lakewood by entrance to Peterson Park. 6-25-6-27c GARAGE SALE, twin yellow headboard, white Provencial night stand, Haeger small table, all new, 4 price, purses, »/2 size clothes, coffee table, much more. 1116 Oakleaf Drive, 815-385-4531. 6-25-6-27C GARAGE SALE, Friday & Saturday, some antiques, baby items, and misc. 5009 Dartmoor, Fox Ridge. Cash only. 6-25-6-27C FURNITURE, CHILDRENS clothes, paperbacks, antiques, material, dishes much misc. 1404 Beach, June 26-27 & 28th. 6-25-6-27C TREASURES AND TRIVIA of 6 families. Houseplants, bunk beds, Structo grill, luggage carrier, old bottles, furniture, Schwinn 5 speed bicycle, clothes (many size 11, excellent condition), much miscellaneous. No checks please. June 27th, 28 & 29, 9-7. 8902 Route 120, Woodstock. 6-25-6-27C MEN-WOMEN KIDS MOVING SALE House and Business Friday 6/27 - 9-5 Saturday 6/28 - 9-5 at Glosson Farm 5402 W. Route 120 McHenry, III. Building supplies, household items, much clothing, many toys. MMtt Mli GARAGE SALE Thurs.-Sat. 9-5.4 1500 North Fairview Lane. Power mower, spreader, 19" black-white TV, ironstone service for 8f , Club Aluminum pots, Sabre saw, table for skill saw, sport items, baby items, -Fisher-Price & Playskool toys, riding loys, toy box, doll houses, clothes & household items. 6-25-6-27c YARD SALE Racing Go- Kart frame; 125 cc Honda engine; 5 hp Briggs Straton; new hunting clothes, chains and tools, misc. 4821 W. Crystal Lake Rd, McHenry. Thursday & Friday 9am to 5pm. 6-25-6-27C PATIO SALE, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday. 10am till ? 925 Wiltshire Dr., Whispering Oaks. 6-25-6-27C MOVING SALE: June 28- 29th, 10am-6pm. Motor­ cycles, snowmobile N-M-R parts, air hockey; skates; portable organ; sewing machine; movie screen; fans; housewares; vices; saw; water skiis, misc. 3317 Bayview Lane, McHenry, two miles West of Route 12 on Bay Road (134) north one mile on Bay View Lane. 6-25- 6-27c HUGE HANDY-MAN 'S paradise and garage sale. Contractor retiring lo.Fla. Lumber, construction tools, construction heater, pumps, motors, concrete mixer, power trowel, Falcon van seat, new green toilet, post- hole digger, shovels, ext. ladder, water skiis, boat trailer w-lg. construction box, TVs, gas light, new 20x40 in-ground pool kit. Also clothing and accumulated household treasures. Cash only. Thurs. 26th-Sun. 9-6pm. 815-385-6158. 4320 W. Lakewood, McHenry*., (across from Peterson Park) 6-25-6-27C jj> = : 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE, 5006 West Street, 1 block off Ringwood, Pistakee Hills. Thursday the 26th thru Sat. the 28th, 9-5pm. Baby to adult clothes, toys, bike, twin bed, household items. 6-25-6-27C GARAGE SALE: Friday- Saturday-Sunday. 1609 N. Pleasant, Lakeland Park, 9- 5. Dog house, TV, misc. 6-25- 6-27C GARAGE SALE, Edgebrook Heights, 208 Dale, Friday and Saturday, June 27th and 28th, 9am to 3pm. Clothes, good condition, furniture, electric fireplace, misc. 6- 25-6-27C PADDOCK ESTATES SUBDIVISION garage sale, June 28th, 10-4pm. Many, many items to numerous to mention. Directly off Wilmot Johnsburg Road. Follow signs. Bake sale also. 6-25-6- 27c * GARAGE SALE. Thursday, june 26th, Friday, June 27th, Saturday, June 28th, 9am to 4pm. Flute, furniture, TV, wallpaper, toys, misc. 607 Silbury Court, Foxridge. 6- 25-6-27C * 4 FAMILY GARAGE SALE, 9am to 5pm, Thursday and Friday, June 25th & 26th, 606 Kensington, Fox Ridge. Baby clothes, high chair, crib mattress, stroller, toys, ski poles, tables, lamps, lawn mower, crafts and much more. 6-25-6-27c GARAGE SALE , ail items priced to go, furniture, luggage, area rug, tape deck, bar and household items, lots of others. 5417 Shore Drive, Brittany Park, Sat. & Sun. June 28 & 29th. 6- 25-6-27C GARAGE SALE, 3902 W. Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake, Sunrise Ridge, June 27th and 28th. Much misc. 9am -5pm. 6-25-6-27C PET COLUMN WANTED PUPPIES, 6-8 weeks old, good homes guaranteed , also we buy poodle, cocker or Schnauzer mixed pups. 815-385-7897. 6- 4tfc 3 WHITE KITTENS, 2 males, 1 female. Give away to good home. 815-385-7228. 6-27 6 WEEKS OLD kittens to be given away, 3 males, 2 1 females. After 5, 815-653- 9376. 6-27 GIVEAWAY, 4 abandoned kittens, one all black, one all white, one calico, one black & white. 815-385-5183. 6-27 GIVEAWAY, female cat one year old, black & white long hair. 815-653-9904. 6-27 PETS FOR SALE WANTED TO gMV LOVEABLE LABS, males, 9 weeks, excellent pets $25. 815-728-0014. 6-25-6-27C AKC TOY POODLES- 3 white females, 1 cream male. $125 and $150. 815-653- 9626. 6-20-6-27C AIRDALE PUPPIES, AKC, raised in home enviroment, bred for stable temperament and confirmation standard, $250.815-344-3892. 6-27 COCKATIEL GRAY, 8 mos. old, $55. Also sable and white sheltie, stud champion line, reasonable. 815-455-2581 after 3pm. 6-27-7-9c POODLES, APRICOT TOYS, AKC show stud, best of breed, $200. 2 male, 2 female. 815-385-3266. 6-27-7- 4c INSTRUCTIONS RIDING LESSONS - Our Farm, McHenry Bull Valley. All levels. Call days 312-639- 6630 - evenings 815-385-8553. 6-13tfc HAm URTHDST HAPPY SWEET 16th "SHURL-PURL" Prince Love, Papa, Ma, Nenay, May-Day, Dahdee and Teetah HAPPY 21st PIPPI Have a legal one on us. Tom ond Sonjo MOTORCYCLES HORSES LARRY RYAN, Horseshoer, 815-385-2542. 6-25-7-4C Before you tour the open road -- Cycle over and see us, the Pekin Insurance professionals in Motorcycle Insurance. Then have a Happy Day! FITZGERALD'S INSURANCE 385-8700 MOVING? CLEANING HOUSE? Buying antique furniture, old toys, china, lamps, old advertising items, etc. 815-678-4141. 5-7- 6-27p BUYING & SELLING COINS, US & foreign. Scrap gold and silver. Paying top prices.- ""OLD WORLD COINS" 815-844-4010. 6-18tfc WANTED: German Lugers, Walther P-38's, Holsters and accessories. Top $$$, call 815-942-1473 after 7pm. 0-11- 6-27c . • ORIENTAL RUGS WAN­ TED, Immediate cash paid for rugs, Sarouk, Kashan, Chinese. Call collet 312-884- 6444 anytime. 6-4tfc Need Inspection For Farm-Stored Grain OMENTAL RUGS WANTED Highest tash price paid for your olo rugs. SAROUK, KASHAN, KERMAN, CHINESE, etc. Will travel. Call Collect 312-884-6444 «. "When wheat, oats, barley, shelled corn or other grains are stored on the farm for extended periods, proper steps and regular inspections are required to preserve the quality and prevent economic loss from insect damage," Susan A. Maraccini, acting county executive director of the McHenry . County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS), said. Since warm weather is the ideal climate for rapid insect development, careful and frequent grain inspections may be necessary during this time. Maraccini advised far­ mers to look for insects on the exposed inside and outside bin surfaces, especially around the base, doors, aeration ducts, and joints or seams in the walls. "Check fpr water leaks through the roof or walls and look for evidence of rodent or bird entry into the bin," she said. When determining eligibility for the grain reserve program or com­ modity loans, ASCS con­ siders the condition of the storage structure and the commodity stored within the structure. Maraccini said farmers maintain ownership of and responsibility for their reserve supplies and are encouraged to check the,- grain often during the storage period. Market value of infested grain may be substantially reduced if the number of insect-damaged kernels is sufficient to lower the grade of the grain or if the number ' of insects in the grain causes it to be designated "weevily" on the grade certified. Discounts against the price paid per bushel are often assessed by the buyer if live insects are present in the grain. And some grain dealers may refuse to accept heavily infested grain that might contaminate their storage facilities. The ASCS official said reserve grain may be rotated as new crops are harvested. For instructions on proper rotating methods, contact the county ASCS office. College Honors Lee Snyder Earns Degree From DePaul Lee Snyder graduated with a bachelor degree from the College of Commerce at DePaul university, Chicago, June 15. He is continuing his education there for his master's degree. Attending the graduation ceremony at the Civic Opera House were his parents, Harriet and Richard Snyder, his brothers, Paul, John and Greg, and his sister, Carol. ON DEAN'S LIST Natalie J. Chodorowsk of 1510 Val court, McHenry, has been named to the Dean's list for Spring term, announced Dr. David E. Fry, Chancellor of Nor- thwood institute, Midland, Mich. To achieve Dean's list recognition, students must earn a 3.0 grade-point on a 4.0 scale. 74 HONDA CB 360, Low miles, excellent condition. Extras. Pistakee Highlands. 312-497-4017 . 6-20-6-27C 1978 XR 75, good condition $300,815-653-9016. 6-25-6-27C 1973 YAMAHA 500, needs battery. Good condition. $375.385-4389. 6-25-6-27C FOR CYCLE OR MOPED insurance call Sunderlage Insurance Agency, coverage available for all sizes. Terms available. 815-338-3328. 6-25- 6-27C M O T O R C Y C L E S : 1 2 5 Yamaha $575, Honda MR50 $250.815-385-1321. 6-27-7-2 1978 KAWASAKI KZ 1000, very clean, low miles, ex­ tras. 815-728-0151. 6-27 Summer Guide To Recreation 3 July's sweltering days and balmy nights, golden far­ mlands, and happy kid sounds can mean only one thing in Illinois -lots of activities for mid-summer travelers. Begin with county fairs. Every county has one except Cook. They feature the° best of food, agricultural exhibits and entertainment. A complete list is located in the back of the Illinois Calendar of Events. And then there's the Fourth of July when almost every city, town, and suburb in Illinois lights up its patch of sky with fireworks of every hue. Chicago couples its celebration this year with a new festival that is sure to be a food lovers dream come true. Here are some suggestions for whiling away lazy July weekends in Illinois: The grounds of Ewing Manor, Emerson and Towanda streets in Bloomington, takes on the appearance of merry, old England when the Theater department of Illinois State university presents its third annual "Shakespeare Festival," July 3 through Aug. 7. Three of Shakespeare's finest works, "A Mid­ summer's Night Dream," "The Merry Wives of Windsor," and "Romeo and Juliet," will be staged in repertory each night at 8 except Mondays. Come early for a picnic supper, then catch the "Green Show," at 7 p.m. featuring Madrigal singers, a Punch and Judy Puppet show and a short discussion of Shakespeare. Free concerts are planned for Monday nights in place of performances. Group rates available by calling: 309-438-7314. Chicago's Independence day celebration actually begins on the evening of July 3 with a concert and fireworks display in Grant park. Then, on the Fourth of July, Chicago's fine restaurants will set a tasty table for residents and visitors to the city. As many as 50 cafes, fast food shops, and elegant restaurants will have booths along Michigan avenue between Wacker drive and Ohio street from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Among the succulent delights available for tasting will be spicy barbecue ribs, sizzling steaks, spinach quiche, mushroom crepes and pecan pie. The house specialties of participating eating establishments will be served in mini-portions at pocket-pleasing prices of 50 cents to $2.50. Strolling minstrels and clowns and live en­ tertainment on three stages will add to the holiday festivities. ^ July 2t6 are "Frontier Days," at Recreation park in the Chicago suburb of Arlington Heights. The city will host five days of free concerts, chuckwagon cookouts, ice cream socials, carnivals, art fairs, flea markets and games ranging from dog frisbee catching and cherry-pie baking contests to a motor cross bike race and water fights with the local fire depart­ ment. Special Fourth of July activities include a parade and fireworks display at nearby Arlington Park race track. Bluegrass, oompah, and bagpipe bands will stroll the grounds. For a complete schedule of activities, call 312-640-2596. Who says the deep south has a monopoly on rodeos? The Du Quion fairgrounds will be the scene of the "World Class Championship rodeo," July 4, 5 and 6. See bronco riding and calf roping at its best beginning 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. But come early because a full schedule of activities- greased pig scrambles, flea markets, country and western dances, water skiing tournaments, banjo and fiddle contests, and demonstrations of Indian cooking methods-l daily at 10 a.m. All activil except the rodeo are For a complete sch call 618-542-5484. "The Heart of Illinois Fair," Peoria's version of the annual state fair, begins July 11 and contiues through the nineteenth at Peoria Exposition Gardens. This huge Midwest extravaganza offers rides, food, exhibits from livestock to agriculture to homemaking and hobbies, and an impressive lineup of top-name entertainment . On the bill are such stars as Barbara Mandrell, Charlie Pride, Ray Stevens and Larry Gattlin. Two shows will be presented each night at 6:30 and 9. In addition, there will be continuous acts featuring c l o w n s , a n i m a l s , marionettes and cham­ pionship frisbee throwers. Plan to participate in the Gong Show, swing your partner at a square dance or watch as monster tractors compete against each other during, nightly tractor and truck pulls. . For more information, call 309-691-6332. An old Amish farm set­ tlement is the backdrop for the "Douglas County Historical Steam and Gas show," July 18, 19, and 20 near Areola. Nine farm traction steam engines will saw lumber, thresh wheat, shell com and bale hay. Also planned are an an­ tique show and sale, arts and crafts fair, demonstrations of quilting, wood carving and other crafts, antique tractor and gasoline engine displays and lots of homemade food served by local townspeople. Tours will be available of the 1873 Jacob R. Moore Home. The Midwest Cham­ pionship Antique Tractor Pull highlights the "Old time Threshing show," July 25-27 at the Stephenson county fairgrounds, one mile south of Freeport. Visitors come from miles around to see how much weight these antique o models can pull. Pre-1939 machines will' compete Friday night and pre 1950 tractors will have a chance on Saturday af­ ternoon. Also featured will be a flea market, antique displays, parades and demonstrations of crafts, steam power threshing, blacksmithing, sawmilling and more. For more informaiton on Illinois attractions and events and for a free copy of the Weekend Book, write Illinois Office of tourism Travel Information center, 160 N.'LaSalle St., Chicago, m. 60601. Youth Job Wanted Board At Library The McHenry Public library is featuring, for the summer, a Youth Job Wanted board in the main reading room, where young teens are placing their names and the type of work for which they are available. Residents of the area interested in securing these services - lawn mowing, baby sitting, etc. - are en­ couraged to visit the library or rail fpr further in- ion. Mrs. June Stuart, librarian, will serve as a liaison between the youths and those desiring a service. DISASTER AREA Gov. Thompson declared 10 counties acrosss north central Illinois a disaster area on June 4 after severe winds and torrential rains lashed and flooded the area on June 1 and 2. Damage, most of which was agricultural, was estimated at between $10 million and $15 million. These estimates are thought to be con­ servative because much of the area is still under water, and total damage cannot be assessed until the water has receded. CARRY-HOME* Cove"*!* THE ORIGINAL PLASTIC COVER UMd tor over 26 years by Homeowners, Gardeners, iters, Campers, Farmers Use it wherever a, protective cover is needed HEAVY DUTY 4 MIL »Vas$ sa.-r.w' MM 'Y' Holds Day Camp The Lake Region YMCA is offering three age levels of Day camp for youth this summer. Day camp is divided into three camps, first and second grade, third and fourth graders and fifth through eighth graders. All camp periods are for two weeks (Monday-Friday) » and begin June30, July 14, July 28 and Aug. 11. Cam­ pers are encouraged to sign up for more than one period. Day camp is from 9:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. There is no fee for 7 a.m. early arrival and 6 p.m. late departure for all three programs. All cam­ pers must' be brought to the YMCA each day and picked up at the end of the day. Day camp includes swim instruction and recreational swims daily, tefihis five times every period and one bus trip per period. The trip for June 30 session is either McGraw Wild Life farm, Brookfield Zoo or Museum of Science It Industry, depending on what age group the camper is in. Other activities include land sports, arts and crafts and cookouts. A deposit will hold a camper's spot, at the Lake Region YMCA at 7315 South Route 31 inCryslal Lake. The McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm Street McHenry, It. 60050 Q2 Years • $25.00 (Best Buy) • l Year -$13.50 • 6 Months $7.50 • Payment Enclosed Prices good in McHenry County. 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