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m sue FOB SALE PAGE 13 - PLAIN DEALER • THURSDAY. JULY I, If D O U B L E C E M E N T LAUNDRY tub with stand and faucets $50; 4 soda fountain stools with spin top seals. $25. 815-344-2531. 7-2-7- 4c FOR SALE: 1975 ftONDA 350cc, electric start, ex­ cellent condition. $550 00 Call 815-728-0312. 7-2-7-31c ANDERSON-HICKEY office desk $150. Whirlpool washer $50. Dinn^tte set-6 place $100. Whirlpool refrigerator $175.344-3884 . 6-25-7-4c FORD TRACTOR with 3 point 6' rotary mower and loader $1,950.815-338-6664. 7- 4 JOHN DEERE > 435 Diesel tractor with 3 point hitch, power steering, front end loader with downvpressure, excellent condition. $2,800' 815-338-6664 7.4 FISHER RECEIVER with graphic equalizer and two Hed high energy speakers plus project, one turn table. 344-4195 . 7-4-7-llc BLACK DIRT, GRAVEL, fill, trenching, septic work. 815-728-0131 7-2tfc m RENT 2 PORTABLE DOG KEN­ NELS, 12x5x4, good - con­ dition. Take with $250. 815- 385-7182 7-4 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. 10-5. 6-13-7-9C 5 PROFESSIONAL SIZE hair dryers with chairs*- $50 each or best offer. 344-3683. V, 6-27-7-3C i 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 SMALt M A"EL A R D TRAVEL TRAILER sleeps 5, stove, refrigerator. Real nice asking $600; large double oven electric stove $50. Evenings 815-344-4157. 7-1 2tfc PICTURE WINDOW with w storm 61Vx57" $150 or best offer. 815-385-2850. 7V LIKE NEW CASE 446 tractor 16 hp twin with 48" mower deck, 5 hours total time on machine, full one year warranty remaining. List price $3,600 plus tax," will sell for $2,900. 815-385- 4472. 7. WASHERS & DRYER!* r e c o n d i t i o n e d a n d guaranteed. $60 and up. 815- 385-6431 7-2tfc LIGHT BEIGE PLUSH piece of carpeting (new) 6'4"xH', $35. Two mens suits size 44 regular, used, $15 each. 815-385-2640 7-4 1971 FORD PICKUP TRUCK $600 ; 30" yellow gas stove $30.815-678-7201 7-4 HAY FOR SAL bale. 815-648-2034. rain. $1 ALLIS CHALMERS mower, 10 hp, BEDDING PLANTS Flowers. Vegetables Geraniums. Mums, and Potted Roses. Cactus and House Plants SCHLESSER'S GREENHOUSE 211 E. Route 120. McH%nry, Illinois (East of Lakemoor) rider new, reasonable. 815-648-2127 7-4 16 FT WINNEBAGO travel irailer, sleeps 6, $700. 1978 Moped $200. TV stereo console $40. Call 815-385-8533. 7-4 FEDDERS AIR CON­ DITIONER, baby umbrella stroller and high chair. 815- 385-6416. t 7-4 BABIES 6 YEAR CRIB,| about 50 ft. of wire fencing. Other misc. items. 385-1721 7-*7vilc 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 after 6, 815- 455-6537 . 7-2-7-4C FORTY 6 FT. PLUS POLES from pole barn. 815-344-3818. 7-2-7-4C CAftAK SAli 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 x MOVING SALE, 2903 Scott Avenue, McHenry, Illinois. Dining room set, couch, chairs, sleeper, end tables, 3 bedroom sets includes everything. ^Dishes," also misc. items. Come from 10 to 8pm. * . 7-4 GARAGE SALE-Xmas in July, old and new ij^ms. Something for everyone. Thursday-Sunday, 7212 Algonquin Rd., Wonder Lake. 7-4 YARD SALE-4620 W. Bonner Dr. Directly behind Busy Bee Parking lot. July 4-5-6,9- 5. Roto tiller, generator, tools, vacuums, electric trimmers, toys, furniture. 7- 4 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 year lease, 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 1'2 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»v peling, stove, refrigerator, adults, no pets. 815-385-3493. 7-2tfc FOR RENT DELUXE CONlK), 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 5 ROOM APARTMENT City of McHenry, two bedrooms, with new carpeting and all appliances 815-385-6566 or 815-344-1632. 7-2tfc L I G H T I N D U S T R I A L 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 FOR RENT, two bedroom remodeled home on *4 acre, private, wooded, near train and shopping. $395 month plus utilities and security deposit, no pets. In . Crystal Lake 815-338-3838 7-4 • . 2 BEDROOM HOUSE with fenced in yard, near stores. Available July 1st. $325 per month plus security deposit •815-385-2149 ' 7-4 TWO BEDROOM APART­ MENT in Fox Lake, new building, all appliances, air Conditioned, heat and cooking, gas included. Lake rights, no pets. $322 month. 815-385-7608. 7s4 STUDIO APARTMENT for single individual. Com­ pletely furnished. Utilities included. $175 month. 815- 385-3685 7-4 TWO BEDROOM APART­ MENT! All utilities included $285 per month. Security deposit. No pets. 815-385-9872 J 7-4tfc *• v - v . * 2 BEDROOM HOUSE in' Wonder Lake. No pets, $275 month. 312-438-6106 7-4 FEMALE TO SHARE house on 7 acres, $150 month utilities included. 815-338- 7343 or 312-255-3734. 6-25-7-4 - • FOR SALE OR RENT 2 bedroom home, central air, approximately 1 acre wooded, McHenry. Rent $325 month. References and security deposit required. 815-385-7236 or 608-648-3533 collect. 7-2-7-4C AVAILABLE AUGUST 1st. 3 .bedroom ranch, air con­ d i t i o n e d . 2 c a r g a r a g e , 1 < 2 baths,\no pets. References, ity deposit. School Need Costs Go Up securit 9669. 815-653- 7-2tfc HUGE VOLUME FJTMTASTIC SAVINGS Twin Mattress $29.00 Full Mattre? s $39.00 m Queen Size Sets $139.00 Bunk Beds $139.00 FJJII Size Sleeper $209.95 LENNY FINE FURNITURE 815-455-4550 APPR. 50 FT. WOOD picket t fence, ptd. white, 3M> ft. high, nearly new with gate. Okay for dog run. $20. Phone 385- 9073 7-4 * * - - MUST SELL: SINGER Fufura II sewing machine. Has free-arm, one-step buttonholes. It does stretch stiches and decorative stiches, embroidery, dar­ ning and much more. For more information call 815- 385-0232. Price $350. 7-4 1972 LTD $200. Dinette set $125. New twin size bed $100. 4514 Garden Quarters Apt. 10 anytime. 7-4 6 FT.xlO FT. chain link kennel, good condition. $150 or best offer. 815-344-3515. 7- 4 TWO ROOM AIR CON­ DITIONERS $75 each. 815- 385-1328 7-4 6,000 BTU SEARS AIR conditioner fits casement windows. Like new $160. 815- 385-6796 7-4-7-1 lc ATTENTION HORSE FANCIERS 4 bedroom, 3 bath hillside ranch home on 1 acre in Vol Mar Country Estates. Large family room fireplace All Bedrooms newly--decorated. All kitchen appliances in­ cluded. Included is access to 12 acre horse lot, barn and recreation house with pool. $700/month, references and security deposit. 815-385-4472 ONE ROOM for rent, call anytime 815-344-0962 7-2tfc S U B - L E A S E S T U D I O OFFICE In Woodstock; available immediately. $335 month. 815-344-3150 ask for Barbara. 6-27-7-4c 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 - O N E B E D R O O M A P A R T ­ MENT McHenry vicinity, a i r c o n d i t i o n e d , refrigerator, stove included $180 month, $200 security deposit. 815-385-2639 7-2-7-4C 1 & 2 B E D R O O M A P A R T M E N T S Available Now Ciose to shopping center, within wolking distance. 704 Logan, Cooney Heights McHenry NEW APARTMENTS Ready for leasing on Rt. 31 CHAR-MAR ARTS. Call between 9:00 am t 4:00 pm 815-385-5965 after 5:00 pm 815-385-9019 . SITUATION WANTED ^LICENSED DAY and night tare. Home opened by college trained nursery school teacher. Three hot nutritious meals served plus snacks. Lie. No. Day 540629 Night S40630. 815-385-5286. 6- 25-7-4C District 1$ Hie board of Elementary School District 1$ accepted a number of bids for Cafeteria and office supplies and approved the hiring of the firm of M. David Cain, Ltd., McHenry, for auditing services^ uring the present year / at a recent meeting. The board also approved a number of personnel changes including staff hirings for the one- month summer school program under federal Title I funds. The Cain firm, with a fee range of $1,800 to $2,200, was ffte low bidder in a field of four who responded to district advertisements for < an auditing firm. The board had decided to change auditors for the coming year as a matter of> policy although the current firm has been serving satisfac­ torily for a number of years. Other firms' bids ranged from $2,300 to $4,300. As expected, prices for cafeteria supplies rose during the past year as in­ dicated by quotations from bidders. In addition, all bids contained escalator clauses to protect suppliers against further increase of costs during the' coming year. Cary Dairy of Cary won the milk bid with a price $.1142 per half pint. This increased from $ .1029 last year. The board discussed briefly ' eliminating ice cream supplies, but then accepted the bid of Shoeps's Ice Cream, Madison, Wis., with a basic bid of $1.25 per dozen for Dixie Cups. Their bid last year was $ .90. Other ice cream products in the bid showed a similar increase. Board members, in t con­ tinuing the ice cream feature, rationalized that nutritionists acknowledge that ice cream is better than candy. Colonial Baking Co. of, Rockford will furnish bread this year at $ .55 per loaf. Last year Kappus Bread Co. of Kenosha was the supplier at .45 per loaf. Burgess, Anderson and Tate, Inc. of Zion won the bid for duplicator and mimeograph papef with a basic proposal of $22.10 for 8Vfe x U white per case of 10 reams. This had increased from $19.20 per case bid by the same company last year. The board backed the stand taken by Dr. Richard Farmer, district superin­ tendent, regarding a request by an area church to* use school buildings for meetings until the congregation could erect a building. The church in question is moving its location from Island Lake to McHenry because much of the congregation is located in the McHenrJrcommunity. Dr. Farmer indicated that previous requests by other churches had been denied except when use was requested for short periods of time when a local church couldn't use its own building for emergency reasons. He believed that the principal of not entangling religion and government applied in this situation. >ver tuat District 156 The board of High School District 156 acted on a num­ ber of fiscal items at a re­ cent meeting and approved several staffing recom­ mendations including an additional coaching position for 1900-81. Because tax bills are being issued by the county later than usual, the board okayed the isstjance of tax anticipation warrants up to $250,000 in each of the educational and building maintenance funds. This action will insure the district having adequate money for current pperftting expenses until taxes are distributed sometime after the Sept. 3 payment deadline. The board approved the purchase of new seating for the East campus auditorium and new tables and chairs for the cafeteria at a cost of $40,042.95. VThe successful bidder was Carroll Seating Co. of Chicago. Supt. Robert Swartzloff described the furniture as medium grade, comfortable with most quality for the dollar, and "kid proof". He added that the items will be paidJbr with the interest earneo^on the investment of the recent Life-Safety bond sales proceeds. Also approved were bids for custodial supplies and equipment from nine dif­ ferent companies to­ talling $14,717. Another bid was awarded for athletic medical supplies totalling $1,712.60 to the firms Hayden company and School Health Supplies. In addition, the board approved bids for milk, bread and ice cream products for their cafeterias which were similar to the proposals accepted by District JU> described in an earlier story J Successful bidders were Cary Dairy, Rockford .Colonial Baking Co., and£choep's Ice Cream The board approved the addition of one assistant girls' tennis coach for the 1960-81 school year. The board was advised that other coaching positions might be r e c o m m e n d e d l a t e r depending on the condition of the budget, but this position was needed at the beginning of the school year to ac­ commodate^ the girls in­ terested in tennis. Ex­ perience during the current year showed that a number of participants dropped out because they were not receiving adequate coaching attention. Staffing changes approved included the termination of Stephen Sarabia as West campus custodian and Howard Pliner East campus custodian, both full time positions. However, Pliner was rehired as part time clistodian at East, the change at his own request. Employed also were Katheryn Shaw as half time English instructor at West; Robert Stoltman, custodian at West; George Mrachek, custodian at East; Sharon Kottke and Carole Hey as bus drivers. Dear Colleen Dear Collren: I am rxpecting my first child and rrally looking forwaid to bring a mother. I want to he* a good mother and would like to know if thrrr is anything sprcial I should oi should not do? Dear Expelling: The first and most impor tant thing to bring a good inothrr is to lovr your child, whirl) you already do. Thrrr arr many olhrr im portant things; such as know ing your child is a prison :and wants rrspect and support to drvrloj) his fullrst potrntial. You will want to srt a good example for ilic gentle and loving |>ctsun you want youi c hild to lie as children do copy what they see and heai. A good mother will guide and protect hut will encourage her child to he independent. ^ When a child has a failure, a good mother will know it is from this failure her child will learn and grow and will not condemn or put the child down. You will learn ' Jb»nn* and learns know that lakes along loving and • irain ii ytwir cl s /and y you will I'm sure mother. many more hild grows you should make mis the way, but hy doing your' best you will he a good J FRESH PICKED * PEAS & SNOW PEAS VEGETABLES by SCHULTZ 11006 Route 120- l'/i miles east of Woodstock, I I I . To order call 815-338-4663 at^house across from stand % OFF ON ALL EVERGREENS IN OUR SRLESYRRD /Cash B Carry ACORN RIME NURSERY 1522 S. Dorr el I Road, McHenry (Volo) (Rt*. 120 East to Darrell Rd. thf We grow a complete trees and STRAWBERRIES Pick Your Own Strawberries Heider's Berry Farm 2 miles east of Woodstock on Rte. 120 Then lA 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 6/20-7/3 COMPANION FOR CON VELECENT lady," ex perienpe, 4 days a week. 815 653-3441. • 7-4-7-9 JOB WANTED: Reliable man is seeking lawn mowing jobs, have own lawn mower, call 815H44-4612 anytime. 7- 4-7-9 -- Have you ever wpn dered why it's so much easier to tell someone else how to do something than it is to do it yourself? The McHenry Plalndealer 381$ W. Elm Street McHenry, II. 60050 American Viewpoints FOR RENT • 2 Years • $25.00 (Bast Buy) • l\aar • $13.50 • 6 Months • $7.50 G Payment Enclosed Business Zoned-6 room housW and large screened-in rear porch-2400 square feet-2 baths and central air. Ideal for professional offices/ In ad- dition-2 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 6 25/7-4 Address Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs even though theckered hy failure than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much not su),er murh, because they live in the gray twilight thai knows not victory nor defeat Theodore Roosevelt Mr. line Marinangel 385-3000 Pritti good In McHonry County 1 & 2 BEDROOM •APARTMENTS! Includes: Retrigerotor, stove 1 car garage w/opener, water, sewer & garbage pick up. No pets. 9 kMirMm.UM M 1 bedroom-$295.00 Must see to appreciaj 1301 N. RichmondfRd m U<OU(f TWO BEDROOM HOUSE in Lakeland Park. yard, large Slightty overwhelmed by the detail* of planning a wedding" And a household7 Our Welcome Wogon NEAPlYWtD?ARTY" simplifies your decision-making s planned around young brides to-be with gifts and advice from a full range of bridal profess onais And it's a fun way to plan for the big day Call now for reservations Carolyn Farrington l m usually at home 385-7980 chen. $325^gj#onth. on More Comfor t w i th Less Energy LENNOX jLaMd*MAnk]r Exclusive 2-speed Central Air Conditioning ^ "SAVE GAS"' with a gas furnace y ' Electronic ignition, Heatsaver™ vent damper, quality construction give you more comfort for less. - y IS ^ IIUWLM HEATING AND COOLING 1931 R wPUl LENNOXt Road, McHenry (Volo) i . th#n South I % miles to nursery) lete)ine of evergreens, and snrubs. 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