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PAGE 14 - PLAINPEALER . FRIDAY. JUNE 5, 1161 m sMi """"" LAWN SWEEPER $15.00; Self-propelled lawn mower $45.00; Rotary Sprinkler, adjustable range $5.00; Electric edger-lrimmer $25.00; Self-propelled Sprinkler $15.00; Old Elgin 7 Vfe HP outboard motor $35.00; 815-OTMWi after 5:00 or weekends^ 5-J0-6-5c LAWNMOWERS, Snowblower, Tools, Washer and dryer, Organ, T.V.'s etc. Call 815-344-4786. 5-29-6-5C WOMANS CLOTHING for sale, very reasonable. 815- 385-3337. 5-27-6-5C _ . 80,000 BTU crawl space furnace, Sears Homeart, $125 or best offer. Several old interior doors, 815-385-7144 after 5:30pm. 6-3-6-5c AREA RUG & PADDING, 19xl3Vfe rustic red, excellent quality and condition. 815- 385-2502. 6-3-6-5c BABY ITEMS: Changing table, bassinet, scale, swing, infant seats, walker, blankets, clothes, etc. 815- 653-9848. 6-5 COUCH & LOVESEAT. Very good condition. Brown and creme with flecks of orange. Originally $950, asking $300. 815-385-8207. 6-2 3 ROOM, 120 Volt Admiral Window Air Conditioner. Tested good condition. Used last summer, $75. 815-385- 8455. 6-5 HEATED WATERBED, Queen size Wavecrest mattress, 3 weeks old, ex­ cellent condition. 815-338- 5468, between 11am and 2pm. 6-5 GARAGE DOORS, T6x7* $90.00; 16x7' $190.00; 8X7'4" $250.00; 12x8' $150.00; Steel Radial tire 14" and wheel 200 miles $25.00; Electric garage door opener com­ mercial $100.00. 815-385-4010. 6-3-6-5C FIREPLACES, all brands, installation and or masonry available. Call Quality Fireplaces. 815-385-7478. 6- 3tfc W O O D S T O R A G E CABINET, long dresses, macrame hangers, Polaroid SX 70 camera. Call Linda 815-385-8295. 6-3-6-5C CAMPER TRAILER, 13% ft., 3 burner stove, oven, ice' box, furnace, Pressure water system, two LP tanks, Porta potty, sleeps 5, spare tire, clean. $850.00. 815-385- 7637. 6-3-6-5C ANTIQUE CHEST of Drawers, $50. 3 Antique kitchen chairs, $30 for all. Kenmore dishwasher, $50, needs work. 1 Pair girls roller rink skates, $10, size 1. Ladies size 18 Mid-calf, new rabbit coat, $70. 2 Girls 20" bikes, $35 each. 1 Square end table, $20. Call evenings 815- 385-6883. 6-3-6-5C 7 HP Sears Lawn Tractor, electric start, lights and charing system, 32" mower deck, $275.8'V slide in Truck Camper, older camper, $550. 815-385-6757. 6-3-6-5C BEAUTIFUL NUBIAN BUCK, black, strong, healthy, 1 year Longman- Conestoga breeding. Gentle, hand-raised. 815-338-8705. 6- 3-6-5C ROTOTILLER, 5 HP, 3 speed, reverse, used 1 year, $250-offer. Canning jars. 815- m2928. 6-3-6-5c SAILBOAT 20' C Class Inland Scow. Complete with spars, and sails, new canvas deck, varnished wood hull and boat trailer. Ready to go. Call between 8am and 3pm weekdays. (Near Twin Lakes). Everything for $1200.414-862-2301. 6-3-6-5C ELECTRIC RANGE 3 plus 1 Counterange by Amana. Self-cleaning oven, not 1 year old, new $1,000 will sacrifice for $600. Must sell. Moving. 815-385-2718. 6-3-6-5C 1977, 150 SERIES FORD TRUCK, power steering, power brakes, automatic, with cap. One owner, Ex­ cellent; ALSO Buffet, very good. Call 815-338-2681. 6-3-6- 5c NEW & USED R.R. TIES. Quality bulk grass seed, Fertilizers, Cedar Rail Fencing and much more. Woodstock Farm & Lawn Center, 2020 South Route 47. 815-338-4200. 6-3tfc WASHERS, DRYERS, REFRIGERATORS. Reconditioned and guaranteed. 815-7284569. 6- 3tfc WATER SOFTENER SALT SALE, Pellet type only, 1st Saturday of every month. Huemann Water Con­ ditioning. 3607 Chapel Hill Road, Johnsburg. 815-385- 3093 6-3tfc JOHNSON 20 HP Outboard moter with 2 tanks, $550. Steve. 312-566-8405 days, 312- 566-5737 evenings. 6-3-6-5C CAftACE SALE SELLING HOME. Must sell Singer sewing machine, glassware, knick-knacks, tables, chairs, humidifier, books, records, office equipment, desk, clothes, double bed, lamps, dishes, grill, 71 Plymouth Fury wagon, photo equipment, luggage, etc., etc., etc. June 5 & 6, 9am to 5pm. No early birds. 2402 W. Aspen Drive, Dutch Creek Woodlands. Just off Chapel Hill Road in Johnsburg. 6-3-6-5C GARAGE SALE, 1215 Quincy, Pistakee Bay. (Chapel Hill Road to Bay Road - Bay Road to Weingart - Weingart to Quincy). Friday & Saturday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. No checks. Clothing; Bedroom fur­ niture; Coronet ($100); Desk; Range fan and other misc. items. 6-3-6-5C H«• ailnn UonoTiOfis WT wrvyv Items BMd«d to support Won- dor Loko Fir* Dept. Woman's Auxiliary Co. I fair pwrpos* of raising monoy to support Wondor Loko Voluntoor Firomon's Fund. If intorostod ploaso call •15-7284917 er 721-0932 Garogo Solo to bo hold JUNO 27 5/27-6/26 5/28-6/25 GARAGE SALE 8293 CirsM Drive Wafer Late JMMS until •v«rything is aon« Large and Small items including freezer and full bed, complete F r a i l T «/• MSLTlf AJULY MUNMU Joflathlsj for Ivs^^oss Including 4 Blazor tiros £ whools, tapa ployors. glassware, soma clothos A tools, much misc. MS7N.«mMU. mime wit mw k Dog Owners Warned Of Canine Heartworm GARAGE SALE - Thursday, Friday and Saturday. June 4, 5 and 6, 9am to 5pm. Something for everyone. 1405 Bayview, Sunnyside. 6- 5 GARAGE SALE, Ladies Auxiliary, Church of God, Saturday, June 6, 9am to 4pm. 2602 Myang Ave., McHenry, IL. 6-5 4 FAMILY GARAGE SALE, Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 5pm. 3708 Claremont Road, off 31 and Johnsburg Road. 6-5 FRIDAY & SATURDAY, 9am to 5pm. 13420 Davis Road, Woodstock. West of Timbers to Dean. Follow signs. Toys, household it- mes, black and white TV, tools, wheelbarrows, auto parts, antiques, much m i s c e l l a n e o u s , a n d machinery. 6-5 SUPER GARAGE SALE - 20 years accumulation. Baby and children's clothes, jewelery, toys, bikes, Beam bottles, knick-knacks. June 6 & 7, 9am to 5pm, Saturday and Sunday. 5704 Woodland, Pistakee Highland. 6-5 ESTATE SALE, household goods, toys, others. Saturday and Sunday. 11620 Rt. 120, Woodstock. 6-5 GARAGE SALE - Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 9am to 5pm. Children's clothes, toys, much miscellaneous. 5219 W. Victor, Lakeland Park. 6-5 MULTI-FAMILY GARAGE Sale, Friday and Saturday, 9am to 5pm, 3133 E. Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Lake. Follow signs. Samsonite luggage, 20" bike, clothing for all, women's sizes 12-16, redwood table with benches, chiffonrobe dresser, radio cabinet, school desks, chairs, tournament foozeball table heavy wood, much miscellaneous. Look for silk flower display by "Blossoms and Buds" at our annex. 6-3- 6-5c YARD SALE: Baby stroller, full size canopy bed, record player, girls' sizes 4, 5, 10 & 12, ladies' and mens' clothing, antique canning jars, few tools, and lots of miscellaneous on June 4, 5, & 6 from 9am to 5pm. Please no early birds! 4610 Ringwood Road, Ringwood. 6-3-6-5C GARAGE SALE, 1701 Indian Ridge, Sunnyside, McHenry. Friday & Saturday, 9am to 5pm. Riding lawnmower, portable dishwasher, cop- pertone refrigerator, toys, much miscellaneous. 6-3-6- 5c GARAGE SDALE June 6, 9:30am-5pm, 1726 Willow, Lake Elizabeth (Right on County P past Andre's and right on first road to right on W i l l o w ) . - M u c h miscellaneous, Antiques, women's clothing size 22'^. 6-3-6-5c GARAGE SALE Friday & Saturday, June 5 & 6, 9am to 5pm. Toys, jewelry, bike, household items. 5108 W. Willow Lane, Lakeland Park. 6-3-6-5c 8 FAMILY GARAGE SALE, June 5, 9am to 6pm, June 6, Bam to 4pm. Bikes, lawn- mower, stereo, baby items, c l o t h i n g m u c h miscellaneous. 2922 Scott Ave. Follow the signs, turn right off Riverside Drive. 6- 3-6-5C GARAGE SALE Friday and Saturday. June 5 and June 6, 9am to 4pm. Hamster ac­ cessories, pool filter, sliding door, frame, much more. 2310 W Country Lane, Eastwood Manor Sub­ division. 6-3-6-5c GARAGE SALE 111 E~Bay Road, McHenry. June 4,5,6. Typewriter desk; furniture, miscellaneous goods and tools. 815-385-8537. 6-3-6-5C RUMMAGE SALE 1911 N. Sunset Ave., McHenry. (Lakeland Park Sub­ division) All day 9am to 5pm. Friday, June 5. Half day, 9am to 1pm, Saturday, June 6. Sponsored by The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. 6-3-6-5c GARAGE SALE. Dish­ washer, bunk beds, oak chairs, clothes, antiques, household, construction materials. humidifiers, books, and nurses' uniforms. 501 Dale. McHenry. June 5 and 6,9am to 5pm 6-3-6-5C FOX RIDGE-Large Multi- family Sale. Riding lawn- mower. furniture, clothing, toys and household items. Friday, June 5, 9am to 5pm and Saturday, June 6. 10am to 5pm 4911 Pyndale 6-3-6- 5c 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE, adult and children clothing, air conditioner, antique sewing machine. and miscellaneous Friday and Saturday, June 5 and 6. 9am to 5pm 1706 Knoll Ave. Lakeland Park. 6-3-6-5C MULTI-FAMILY "Garage Sale. 5110 N Ridgeway Road. Ringwood. Illinois (off Barnard Mill Road) June 4, 5. and 6th. 9:00 am to 4:00 pm Wall fireplace with heater; baby items; bicycles. Sunlamp; Games; Household misc Something for everyone! 6-3-6-5c 2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE. Friday & Saturday, June 5 & 6. 9am to 5pm. 5200 Maple Hill. McCullom Lake. Danish Christmas plates, bunk beds, chairs, panelled door, humidifier, motorcycle shocks, stove, tires, cot, clothes, miscellaneous. 6-3- 6-5c NSMEtSOffMTUNITV Chopol Httf Rd.toBoyRd. (134) to Hojnsr id. (Bock of Pistokoo CC) to ond of Rognor- Jwwi t t M 6/3-6/5 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Little Treasures Ltd. a wholosolo jowolry and gif- twaro distributor, is now ac- copting applications for sub- wholosalors and salos roprosontativos in this area. If you aro intorostod in starting your own part-timo business or roprosanting ours, call 815-38M323_, M0«l-S0t f-4 6/4-6/11 16 FT. CHRIS CRAFT, in­ board 127 HP Chris Craft motor and trailer $505.00. Call Weekends 815-385-9264. 5-2*6-5c 20 ft. CENTURY I-O, Moving must sell, carpeted, open bow, 228 hp, V-8, excellent condition, includes tandem trailer $6,900 or beet offer. 815-385-2718. 6-3tfc 13 Ft. SUNFLOWER SAIL BOAT. $135.00. 815-344-2783 before 8pm. 6-3-6-5C 16' FIBERGLASS FISHING Boat with Trailer. Aluminum 12' Row Boat. Call weekends. 815-728-0583. 6-3-6-5C moTQRCvaa * 1977 HONDA GOLDWING GL 1000,10,900 miles, Vetter Farring, Safety bars, Back rest. Luggage rack $2400.00. Richmond 815-678-6561. 6-3- 6-5c 1979 HONDA CX 500 Deluxe Motorcycle. Great Shape, $2,000 or best offer. Call after 6pm. 815-344-1157. 5-29-6-Sc 1975 KAWASAKI 900cc, complete touring set up, Windjamer III, am-fm/radio, saddle bags, plus much more, excellent condition, $2,000 or best offer. Call after 5pm, 815-385-7927. 6-5 1976 HONDA 550, Low mileage, windshield, high­ way bars, new battery, new tires. Just tuned, Excellent condition, $1,100. 815-385- 8390, before noon or after 7pm. 6-5 TRUIMPH CHOPPER 1952 frame, 1976 motor, 750cc, 5 speed, Good Condition. King and Queen seat, $900 or offer. 815-385-3864. 6-3-6-Sc KAWASAKI Z-l, 900CC, 1975 original owner, 4,800 miles, fairing, tour pack, saddle bags. $2,450. Steve 312-566- 8405 days or 312-566-5737 evenings. 6-3-6-5C 1972 HONDA 500, New tires, looks good, runs good. A giveaway at $750.00. Call evenings 815-344-4996. 6-3-6- 5c 1975 HONDA CB 360T. Ex­ cellent condition. Like new with extras. Reasonable. 815-344-2642. 6-3-6-5C KT COLUMN GIVE AWAY 4 adorable kittens, 2 Calico, litter trained. 815-385-0705. 6-3-6-5C PUPPIES WANTED; Small breeds for our 11 year old licensed kennel. Homes guaranteed. 815-385-7897. 6- 3tfc tttt M* SAlt A K C G E R M A N SHEPHERD Pups, 3 males. 815-344-4794. 6-3-6-5C POODLES-TOY Apricot, AKC. one male, one female. Bred for quality and tem­ per ment. Stud on premises $250 00. 815-385-3266 6-3-6- 12c A K C R E G I S T E R E D Black German Schnauzer puppy. 8 weeks, has puppy shots $125. 815-385-4718. 6- 3tfc CUTE CUDDLY Belgium Shepherd puppies, good with kids, good watchdogs, $15 815-653-9697 . 6-3-6-50 AKC DOBERMAN Puppies, excellent blood lines, bred for temperament, whelped 5- 6-81 Call 815-648-2367, after 6pm 6-5 HOUSES BRIARWOOD FARM is now open for boarding a n d training horses. English and Western lessons available. Standing at Stud. Prince Albert. Prince Joseph and Don Juan Jose. 815-455-5620 6-3-6-5C •O VlW m HAKFMUR STALL MUUftE •MM MOM MIME IT TIE Ml t VISITORS WELCOME RAJA ACRES M17KMEIM. L "Dog owners can save their pets pain attd suffering- even an early death-from canine heartworm if they act early enough and take those pets in to their local veterinarian for some preventive medicine," according to Dr. J.D. Noyes, D.V M., of Barrington. Dr. Noyes, for a number of years, has been chairman of the canine heartworm committee of the Illinois State Veterinary Medical WANTED TO IUV fell M STALLS PASTURE TMMT, VKSKI lAITCIAM MOVING? CLEANING HOUSE? Buying Antique furniture, china, glassware, lamps, railroad items, etc. 815-678-4141. ' 5-6-6-26C 3-5 HP Horizontal shaft, 2 cycle or 4 cycle gas engine, reasonable. Preferably free. 312-546-3602. 6-3tfc WANTED: SPOILED HAY. 815-338-8819 after 6pm. 6-3-6- 5c WANTED-GRILL for 1970 Monte Carlo. Must be in good condition. 815-385-7637. 6-3-6- 5c CASH PAID FOR Junk cars, running or not. Immediate removal. 312-526-3116. 6-3tfc IP ANTED TO KENT WANT TO RENT,furnished 1 or 2 bedroom apartment,/ Condo or house in town. McHenry for months of July and August. Call after 6pm. 815-648-4328. 6-3tfc tmkTM RANTED QUALITY PAINTING, Interior and Exterior. Free estimates. Reasonable rates. Call Russ, 815-344-4195 evenings. 5-20-6-12c PAINTER LOOKING for interior, exterior painting, staining, drywall repair. Experieced, references, free estimates. 815-385-5564 or 815-385-3843. 6-3-6-5C 19 YEAR OLD College Student, will babysit during the summer, day or night. Has own transportation. References available. 815- 385-4543. 6-3-6-5C FREE TREE REMOVAL. Private party will remove trees to be cut into firewood 312-497-3271. 6-3-6-5C SEEKING SUMMER WORK. Full time, minimum wage. Anything indoors or out. 21 year old College student. 815-385-4543. 6-3-6- 5c Association (ISVMA), spearheading a research program and a public in­ formation service about the disease. "A simple blood test is usually enough to Ml if a dog is free of adult heart- worms," Dr. Noyes said, "and medication can be prescribed to keep your dog free." "If heartworms are found", the veterinarian said, "treatment can still be prescribed that in most cases will restore a dog to health." "Dog owners can suspect heartworms," Dr. Noyes said, "if their pets show signs of coughing more than usual-especially if the dog coughs up blood-or if the dog seems to tire easily, acts listless, if he has difficulty in breathing, or if his coat seems unusually rough." The common mosquito-- any one of some 30 varieties- is responsible for the spread of canine heartworm. And the time to take preventative action is before the mosquito season is in full swing. Any cruising mosquito can take a tiny drop of blood from an already-infected dog and, with that blood, take into its own body a number of microscopic immature heartworms. These incubate in the mosquito for about two weeks and, when the mosquito bites another dog, the tiny heartworms are passed on. The Illinois State Ve te r ina ry Med ica l Association recommends that dog owners ask their local veterinarians about the prevalence of the disease in their area because, as Dr. Noyes says, "it seems to appear in pockets." Wherever communities have poor or limited abatement programs, dog owners have to be especially cautious. "And a little bit of caution," the veterinarian said, "might save a valuable hunting dog, a hard-working farm dog, or a much-loved family pet." Used Trombone in good condition. Call 815-344-3377. 6-5 WANTED Welding Oxygen Bottle, 35 cubic, good con­ dition. Also kitchen set. 815- 385-3864. 6-3-6-5C CIUEMDAV 15'x4' - Circular Swimming pool with filter. You must disassemble. Good con­ d i t i on . 815 -344-3213 a f t e r 6:30pm 6-3-6-5C IN MEMORIAM MARGARET "McGEE" SLUG A. The memory of your laughter eases our tears, dear friend, you will be with us always! Love, Haze and Harr 6-5 ROSALIE THHCN It broko my hoort to loso you But you did not go alono, Port of mo wont with you ThodoyGod callod you homo Y«r M|| knhM JN 4/5 LYME MY BABY You taught me so well: L 0 G E 0 W DAD s IN MEMOftMM 6/iTfl i ESS College Honors J.R. Murray Receives Degree At Notre Dame James R. Murray, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Murray, 1411 Palomino drive, McHenry, received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame at commencement exercises at Notre Dame May 17. President Ronald Reagan delivered the com­ mencement address to the more than 2,000 graduates and their families Jim, a 1977 graduate of McHenry high school, will begin his engineering career with an Indianapolis, Ind., corporation, where he will attend the University of Indiana Graduate school in Business Administration. Three On Dean's List At Illinois State Three McHenry area students have been recognized for their academic achievements in the Spring 1961 semester at- Illinois State university (ISU) Normal, 111. Steven Grant Kivley, of 402 N. Front street; Jane M. Liptrot, of 3705 W. Maple avenue; and Laurie Ann Miss Duel Graduates Cum Laude Academic honors went out to Beth D. Duel of McHenry during the one hundred and seventh annual com­ mencement ceremony May 24 at Carthage college. Miss Duel graduated cum laude, with a grade point average of at least 3.4 on a 4.0 scale. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward C. Duel, 4907 West street, McHenry. Two Receive Degrees At Carthage Two McHenry students were among 347 students who received degrees from Carthage college Sunday, May 24. S tuden t s r ece iv ing bachelor of arts degrees are: Beth D. Duel, political science and business ad­ min i s t r a t i on ma jo r s , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward D. Duel, 4907 West street, McHenry and Karen J. Herrmann, elementary education and learning d i sab i l i t i e s ma jo r s , daughter of Judge and Mrs. Roland Herrmann, 405 N. Green street, McHenry. Induct Two • Into Honor Society LYNN, As God Is with you, so Is your loving family You'll never bo gone, only owoy- You're in our heorts, our minds, ond our proyors forever. Our Etemol Love. Mom, Dod, Port & Bobby Tjardes, of 2615 Riverside drive, all of McHenry were included on the Dean's list at ISU. Students included on the Dean's list have maintained a grade point average which places them in the lop 10 percent of their class in their respective colleges at the university. College Honor* Induct Area Student Into Honor Society Rick A. Szumlas of 3314 Cove cour.' McHcnry, was one of 173 /vjgustana college freshmen who were inducted in to t he \ r i s t e i a honor society. Membership in the society is awarded students who maintain a grade point average of 3.5 or better during one of the quarters of their freshman year know{£ Nor the rn I l l i no i s un ive r s i t y ' s Omic ron Chapter of Lambda Sigma, sophomore honor society, initiated 49 outstanding freshmen students this spring. The initiates have earned a minimum gradepoint average of 3.2 (on a 4.0 scale) and have completed at least 12 hours of college work. They are selected on the basis of their scholar­ ship, leadership and service to the university during their freshman year. From McHenry, Teresa B. Deveikis, of 2610 W. Riverside drive, and Jen­ nifer Lozynski, of 308 W. Nippersink drive, were inducted into the honor society. Receives B.A. Degree From St. Mary's Saint Mary's college, Winona, Minnesota, con­ ferred degrees upon 369 senior and graduate students at commencement exercises May 16. Of the total number of degrees, 286 bachelor of a r t s were g ran t ed ; fou r bachelor of arts degrees in the Law Enforcement Education program; 78 completed requirements for the master of arts, and 1 for the master of science degrees. From the McHenry area, Margaret Gibbons, of 7317 Parkwood, Wonder Lake, received a B.A. degree. • o o o If you want to be high­ ly recommended let some­ one else say the word. Are the summer days and spring, too , longer in the northern part of the United States than they are in the South? Yes, summer and spring days are longer in the north, and winter and fall days are longe r i n t he sou th l and . When the sun crosses the equator (it did this on March 20 this year) the days in the northern latitudes begin to ge t l onge r t han in t he southerly states. By the end of March the difference already amounted to about ten minutes, and this differential will increase steadily until at the time of the summer solstice (June 2!) the days in Boston, for example, will be an hour longe r t han t he days in Charleston. The difference between Maine and Miami will be even greater. The sun re­ turns to a more southerly pos i t i on , r ec ros s ing t he equator in September, and then the days in the South begin to get longer. Cotton-poly knit-shirts are cool comfort when worn with skirts or pants. Necks a r e co l l a r ed , V-neck and petal neck. Handbags of all shapes and fabrics are seen in shops. There's the clutch bag , l i nen and l ea the r combina t ions , c anvas shoulder bag and the ever popular organizer handbag. WHAT S NEW FILTER-TWISTER If you are having trou­ ble getting that spin-on oil filter off your late mod­ el car this 79m-m K-D End- Cap Wrench makes it simple and it uses any tt-in. ratchet handle drive. Found at most major auto-parts stores.