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J RENT FOR SALE OR RENT 2 bedroom home, central air, approximately K, acre wooded, McHenry. Kent. S32S month. References security deposit required! 815-385-7236 or 606-648-3533 collect. 7-2-7-4C AVAILABLE AUGUST 1st. 3 bedroom ranch, air con­ ditioned. 2 car garage, l<4 baths, no pets. References, security deposit. 815-653- 9669. 7-2tfc ON THE WATER-Pistakee Highlands, McHenry. . 2 bedrooms, family room, living room, new carpet, air conditioning, garage. Im­ mediate occupancy $380 month. 312-526-6926. 7-2-7-4c ONE BEDROOM APART­ MENT4' McHenry vicinity, a i r c o n d i t i o n e d , refrigerator, stove included $180 month, $200 security deposit. 815-385-2639 7-2-7-4C FEMALE TO SHARE house on 7 acres, $150 month utilities included. 815-338- 7343 or 312-255-3734. 6-25-7-4 DELl/XE CONDO, Waters Edge two bedroom, two baths, TV room, garage. All appliances included-washer, dryer & dishwasher. $395 per month. No pets. Call 312-381- 3307 after 6pm. Immediate occupancy. 6-27-7-4c WEEKLY RATES, clean sleeping rooms and fur­ nished apartments for mature adults. 815-385-8905 after 6pm. 7-2tfc WAREHOUSE OR FAC­ TORY SPACE from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 815-385-1079. 7-2tfc VFW CLUBHOUSE AND HALL for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385- 9860 from 9am to 12 week­ days or after 6pm. 7-2tfc 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENTS in McHenry, 1 y«arjj|gie, no pets, security deposit required, $300 per month. For information and rental applications 385-2352 or 385-4646. 7-2tfc ROOM FOR RENT, for single man. 815-385-9858 or 385-9262 7-2tfc IVi CAR GARAGE SEC­ TION $50 per month, auto storage only. 815-385-3192. - 7- 2tfc OFFICE IN McHenry, good location, air con­ ditioned. All utilities fur­ nished $95. Call 815-385-3490. • 7-2tfc FOR RENT WATER­ FRONT, Deluxe one bedroom apartment. Car­ peting, stove, refrigeratofy adults, no pets. 815-385-3493? 7-2tfc 5 ROOM APARTMENT City of McHenry, two bedrooms, with new carpeting and all appliances 815-385-6566 or 815-344-1632. 7-2tfc LIGHT INDUSTRIAL SPACE, new opening in areas of 1200 to 15,000 sq. ft. Immediate occupancy. 815- 678-2861 7-2tfc 1,000 sq. ft. of office or retail space, zoned B-l on Route 120, separate utilities and ample parking. 815-338-0777. < 7-2tfc ONE ROOM 4or rent, call anytime 815-344-0962 7-2tfc X u FOR RENT Business Zoned-6 room house and large screened-in rear porch-2400 square feet-2 baths and central air. Ideal for professional offices. In ad­ dition^ story 3100 square foot barn- plus 2 car garage. Located on busy Illinois Route 31. Plenty of parking and immediate occupancy. For com­ plete details, please call \ Mr. lia Marimiel 385-3080 4/2rt ftt MLC MCK YOUR OWN SflAWMMMS ATTHI IVSAW9SSST FARM Doily 7 am • 1 pm No Children Under 10 70* Per Quart (Approximately 1'/«lb*.) .05' char0*for box** " 3 mile* north of Richmond, III. on Highway P-turtK. loft on Highway O-follow Nipportink signs. Beginning proximately Juno l*Hi 414-279-6691 NIJCE VOLUME FANTASTIC SAVINGS Twin Mattress $29.00 Full Mattress $39.00 Queen Size Sets $139.00 Bunk Beds $139.00 Full Size Sleeper $209.95 LENNY FINE FURNITURE 815-455-4550 FRESH PICKED PEAS & SNOW PEAS VEGETABLES by SCHULTZ 11006 Route 120 -1 '/i miles east of Woodstock, III. To order call 815-338-4663 at house across from stand STRAWBERRIES Pick Your Own Strawberries Hefder's Berry Farm 2 miles east of Woodstock on Rte. 120 Then Vi mile north on Queen Ann Road Entrance open daily 7:30 AM to 3 PM Wednesdays 7:30 AM to 7:00 PM 815-338-0287 nTsSI CAB OVER CAMPER, completely self contained. $1,800.815-728-0579./ 7-2-7-4C SWIMMING POOL, 30" high x 9' wide. Stepladder, filter $25.815-385-2872. 7-2-7-4C CJ7 JEEP TOP 2 months old, paid $340 asking $200, golf clubs and bag, good condition, all woods and irons $50. Call aftfr 6, 815- 455-6537. v 7-2-7-4C FORTY 6 FT, PLUS POLES from pole barn. 815-344-3818. 7-2-7-4c « . J.UUI • ...wan D O U B L E C E R T E N T LAUNDRY tub with stand and faucets $50; 4 soda fountain stools with spin top seats. $25.815-344-2531. 7-2-7- 4c FOR SALE: 1975 HONDA 350cc, electric start, ex­ cellent condition. $550.00. Call 815-728-0312. 7-2-7-31C ANDERSON-HICKEY office desk $150. Whirlpool washer $50. Dinnette set-6 place $100. Whirlpool refrigerator $175.344-3684. 6-25-7-4C VAN BENCH'SEAT 815-653- 6351 7-2 OATS FOR SALE. 815-385- 2847. v 6-4tfc CUSTOM EAR PLUGS Protect your ears from noise and water. Farmers and machine operator. McHenry Hearing Aid Center. 3937 W. Main, McHenry, 111., 385-7661 Wed/40-5. 6-13-7-9C COMPLETE SET OF men's Walter Hagen irons plus black leather bag. $275. 385- 1321. 6-27-7-2 LATE 1920 s COUCH AND CHAIR, blue mohair upholstery. Sound heavy structure. $250.385-5317. 6- 27-7-2 5^ PROFESSIONAL SIZE hair dryers with chairs. $50 each or best offer. 344-3683. J 6-27-7-3C BEDDING PLANTS Flowers. Vegetables. Geraniums. Mums, and Potted Roses. Cactus ond House Plants SCHLESSER'S GREENHOUSE 211 E. Route 120 McHenry, Illinois (East of Lakemoor) 1976 VENTURA POP-UP camper, refrigerator, water pump plus extras, excellent condition. $1800. 815-385-0433. 6-27-7-2 WEDDING DRESS AND VEIL size 7, never worn. $150.344-5138. 6-20-7-2C WATER SOFTENER SALT SALE, Pellet type only, 1st Saturday of every month. Huemann Water Con­ ditioning, 3607 Chapel Hill Rd, Johnsburg, 815-385-3093. 7-2tfc NEW AND USED RAILROAD ties, bulk grass seed, rustic cedar rail fencing. Woodstock Farm & Lawn Center, 2020 South Rt. 47, Woodstock, II. 815-338- 4200. 7-2tfc S M A L L M A L L A R D TRAVEL TRAILER sleeps 5, stoVe, refrigerator. Real nice asking $600; large double oven electric stove $50. Evenings 815-344-4157. 7- 2tfc BLACK DIRT, GRAVEL, fill, trenching, septic work. 815-728-0131 7-2tfc WASHERS & DRYERS RECONDITIONED and guaranteed $50 and up. 815- 385-6431. , 7-2tfc For Year 2000 Study •--An ad-hoc negotiating committee representing the Chicago -Area Tran­ sportation Study's Policy committee and the Nor­ theastern Illinois Planning commission has been established to resolve several issues regarding the Year 2000 Transportation plan. The Committee's first meeting will lake place a( 2:30 p.m.Thursday, July 3, at' the offices of the Chicago Area Transportation Study, 300 West Adams Street, Chicago. Representing the CATS Policy committee will be, among others, James Rakow, McHenry. r The Northeastern Illinois Planning commission will be represented by its Tran­ sportation subcommittee. The ad-hoc committee will review several plan changes rqjjommended by NIPC's Planning and Policy ppisMpmenl committee, including . U mutual ac­ ceptance of NIPC's regional transportation goals and policies; 2) FAP 431 (Lake- Will South Freeway) studies; 3) the Lake-Will North Freeway (FAP 432); 4) the Richmond-Waukegan Freeway (FAP 420); 5) the Franklin Street expressway connection lo the Dan Ryan; 6) extension of commuter services in the Milwaukee road and Chicago Nor­ thwestern lines; *8) population forecasts; 9) the Freight System plan com­ ponent; 10) financing and prioritization of projects; and 11) inclusion of the CAM Of THANKS THANKS TO MY THREE daughters, relatives and friends for the nice birthday cards, gifts and Mass on, my 90th Birthday June 17. Tillie Engeln 7-2 OAftAOf SALf GARAGE SALE, July 4,5, & 6th, 10am to 5pm. 5419 Euclid Drive, West Shore Beach, McCullom Lake, U-Haul trailer 4x8 ft. 7-2-7-4c PAGE 13 - PLA1NDEALER • TUESDAY, JULY 1, If* HELP WANTED INFLATION PAINS Soles career with home art Soriginals, will help you fight back.. Our art consultants average $8.50-$10.00 an hour part time. No experience in home party sales necessary, as complete training is available. Call us today for appointment. 312-577-7272 6/25-7/3 » FIGHT INFLATION! 1 EXPERIENCED •SECRETARIES •TYPISTS •FACTORY WORKERS •GENERAL OFFICE Your application needed now. Temporary assignments to fit your time. Call 8154554490 For Appointment 6/27-7/2 6/20-7/3 HELP WANTED SOMEONE TO CARE for elderly invalid woman. Live in. References. Send response to Box AP3, McHenry Plaindealer, 3812 W. Elm, St. McHenry, 11.60050 7-2tfc JOIN OUR FAMILY and be a Weekend Breakfast and Lunch Cook Saturdays A Sundays 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. O'BREWERY 815-385-3130 or 3855542 i SEWING MACHINE , OPERATORS To Work on ladies blouses. Will train. Home sewing experience helpful. Excellent working conditions, all benefits, no lay offs. McHenry Manufacturing Co. 3011 UkRte. 120 McHenry, II. 815-385-3711 System DuPage County Tran­ sportation plan recently completed by that county. One resolution is reached, the Northeastern Illinois Planning commission will consider the -tyear 2000 Transportation plan for adoption. The Northeastern Illinois Planning com­ mission is Ajhe com­ prehensive planning agency for the six-county metropolitan area and is directed to assist local governments and prepare comprehensive plans and policies to guide the development of the six- county Chicago metropolitan area. What Just One Person Can Do Paper Provided Sound Advice Beautification Project & The recent movement of a majestic 35-foot spruce tree through the streets of McHenry was the result of the generosity and civic Interest of some of the city's cltisens. As his personal gesture of gratitude to the city In general, and to the Police and Public Works departments In particular, Al Williamson arranged for the tree to be moved from Fairway drive to the busy corner of Routes 31 and 120. Deploring the thought of cutting the beautiful specimen because of Its copdnulng growth overshadowing their home, Mr. and Mrs. James Weak man offered the treeto the City. It was with joyous relief they learned it could be moved and a small celebration occurred as they became part of the escort that accompanied the tree through town. Accepting the tree for the City was Alderman Nolan, who pointed to the timeliness of the gift fitting in with the Beautification committee's planting program. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Select Youth Cast For Performance Of Musical summer a significantly higher number of cases of intestinal flu were treated in Bradford, Pa. City manager Pat Nuuo couldn't offer any explanations but that wasn't good enough for Katherine Nichols of the Bradford Journal. She learned that local pharmacies had dispensed 1,050 prescriptions for drugs lo treat giardia. The story led to public demands for an explanation. It was learned that several doctors at the Bradford hospital had met in August and decided not to inform the public so as to avoid panic. A team of specialists came and identified the city water system as the source of a parasite called giardia. But it was not until Sept. 24 that legal notice was gi\|m that coliform was found In the water; coliform is a sign of sewage contamination. The Bradford Journal weekly) Informed people the danger to health, ai urged them to boil the water. City officials minimized the problem and attacked the Journal. The paper reported tKfet cases of giardiosis were diagnosed as early as July but were not reported lo authorities. The city manager claimed not lo have known about giardiosis til Oct. 23. n Oct. 26 the Journal brought the issue lo a head with a special edition. Its warnings probably saved hundreds of residenls from infection. Subsequent tests conducted by federal and state laboratories seemed lo disprove the contamination iheory and many people, thinking that the wateir was pure, stopped boiling it. The Journnl again steprwl in, interviewing an official of (he Disease Control center in Atlanta, who advised con­ tinued caution because it is extremely difficult to detect giardia and negative test results are not conclusive. It was explained that there had been 23 outbreaks of giar­ diosis in the U.S., and while all 23 were traced lo thfT water system, in only three cases had giardia been proved to be in the water. Finally^ a health emergency was declared, and steps were taken to clear up the problem. What can one person do? One person with courage and determination can stop an epidemic. The cast members of McHenry County Youth theatre's production of "West Side Story" have been selected through a series of auditions in which over 90 very talented young people of McHenry county par­ ticipated. "West Side Story" will be performed at the Woodstock tQpera House, on the jsquare in Woodstock, Aug. 14-24. J This Ir a musical of a Puerto Rican Juliet meeting an American Romeo in the midst of gang warfare between two biased groups of juvenile delinquents. Pat Smolen of Carpentersville (Tony) and Andrea DiPasqua of Crystal Lake (Maria) will be the modern- day Romeo and Juliet in the McHenry County Youth theatre's production of this Arthur Laurents-Leonard Bernstein-Stephen Sondheim hit that scored a phenomenal New York hit from 1957 to 1960 The caft. includes Sue Boddy and Ron Sadoski from Cary; Kevin Baltz, Greg Evans, Amy Ferraro, Susan Ham, Ned O'Reilly, Laura Reinhardt, and Millie Ryan from Crystal Lake, Tim Gallagher from Harvard; Mark Leslie from John­ sburg; Dave Lindquist from McHenry; Dave and "Stacy Heuvelman from Richmond; Eugene Svoboda " and Richard Yates from Wonder Lake; Sue Albinger, Greg Bradshaw, Greg Carr, Vicki Carr, Beth Davis, Deb Goins, Bruce Helmeid, Andrew Hoag, Jim Martine, Penny Mass, Lisa Thomp­ son, Erich Thurow, Pat Schumacker, Steve White, and Mark % White from Woodstock. "West Side Story" is the third musical production McHenry County Youth theatre will be performing under the direction of An-, thony F. Casalino, who is\, also the originator of the McHenry County Youth theatre. For ticket information, call the Woodstock Opera House ticket office. Preparing Pet For Fourth Giving sofne forethought to your pet's comfort during the July 4th weekend can add to your enjoyment of the holiday. Hypertension and stomach upsets among pets are fr^juent complaints, ac- t cording to Dr. Paul M. Keene, executive director of the Illinois State Veterinary Medicpl association. The loud and startling noises of fireworks along with bar­ becue leftovers and treats from well meaning holiday guests are the greatest contributors to these ailments. Increased traffic on the streets, greater outdoor family activity and a general excitement about the holiday results in an increase in injury cases, Dr. Keene reports. He advises "emergencies are better prevented than treated." The Illinois Stale V e t e r i n a r y M e d i c a l association suggests the following: 1-Keep your pet confined doting the holiday ac­ tivities...in a fenced yard, on a leash, or in the house. 2-Kaep your..pet on its regular diet...no extras. *3^ffyou have a nervous pet and anticipate extra noise or activity over - the holiday, your veterinarian can provide a tranquilizer. 4-Don't letypur pet ride in the car willfhis head out the Window; eye and ear damage can be caused. 5-While it is unwise to leave your pet unattended in the car (particularly during the holiday excitement), if you find it absolutely necessary to do so, be sure it is only for a short period of time. At- least two windows on opposite sides of the car should frp slijghtlv opened lo allow for circulation of air. 6-lLyaur pel accompanies you into any area where there is a possiblitiy of wildlife, it is imperative that his protection against rabies is current. Skunks are a primary carrier of the disease, along with foxes, raccoons and other species. * t Following these simple procedures can contribute lo you and your pet's en- ijoyment of the holiday weekend. ' The ISVMA is a professional association of 1 , 0 0 0 v e t e r i n a r i a n s dedicated to"pr6v»d|fcg the best possible companion animal care, protecting the public health and ensuring a healthy food supply. State headquarters are located in Aurora. fm THI OAS MIMP The centrifugal advance unit in your cart diitribu- tor will < autr high furl con- tumpeon and poor perfor­ mance if it fail* to operate properly. It should be checked during an engine tuneup. 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