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FN SAlf •5? PAGE 11 • PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JULY I. IMS ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT. Limited Time Only! The big, new amazing 31 ft 1982 family size swimming pools, which include deck, fence, filter and warranty are now available for only $99600 fully installed Financing arranged. First come first served. Call collect. 815-562- 7087. 7-2-7-SOc 1973 BU1CK LIMITED $300; Fender twin amp, needs repair $350 815- 344-0225. 7-2-7-9C REMODELING Must Sell:Spanish Sofa with attached slate tables- matching coffee table $250. Also two matching Spanish style lamps $85 set; wrought-iron liquor cabinet $35; velvet wood seat $25; wrought iron wall candle holder $35. Call 815-385-4142. 7-2-7- 9c W A S H E R A N D DRYER, apartment size $300; regulation pool table $400; all excellent condition. 815- 344-2755. * 7-2-7-9C CARPETING, 79 yards of blueish green, like new, $158.815-385-8296. 7-2-7-7 NEW k USED RR TIES, Bulk Grass Seed. We Deliver. Woodstock Farm ft Lawn Center, 2020 South Route 47, Woodstock. 815-338-4200 7-2tfc INTRODUCTORY OFFER: Rent a Quality Water Softener for $3.00 a month for the first 3 months. Free in­ stallation. Call collect 815-338-3344. Quality Water Conditioning. 7- 2tfc APPLIANCES: REFRIGERATORS, Freezers, Washers and Dryers, electric and gas ranges. Clean and like new at reasonable prices. All recon­ ditioned and guaran­ teed. Wahl Used Ap­ pliances, 3421 B. Pearl. 815-385-1872. 7-2tfc HEARING AIDS. Sales, Rentals ft Repairs. Free Testing. Call anytime 815-385-1135. Whispering Point Hearing Aid Center, 4302 West Crystal Lake Road, McHenry. 7-2tfc I year old Appaloosa Guitar; Brand new Odessey II with 3 car­ tridges; 10 gallon Hex Aquarium; Food Processor. 815-344-0033. 7-2tfc CONCRETE LAWN Ornaments. Bird baths, Deer, Dwarfts, Jockeys, Lions, Cows, Religious statues, etc. Also wooden windmills. Hwy. 50, 8 miles east of Lake Geneva. 414-537-4529 6- 30-7-9C COLLECTOR BEER CANS. Over 1,000 cans plus many cases of trading stock. A lot of (rid cone top cans and old flat top cans. Must be seen to be ap­ preciated. Call 715-507- 2163 nights, or call days 715-587-2327. 6-30-7-9c WELDER 225 Miller, gas $800.00. $15-728-1310. 6-30-7-9C II HP DYNAMARK Lawn tractor with snow plow $600.00. 815-675- 8307. 7-7-7-9C EARLY AMERICAN Loveseat, earthtone print vekwr. Also rust colored velour arm­ chair. Call after 5pm, 815-344-4577. 7-7-7-9C GIBSON AIR SWEEP 5,000 BTU, window air conditioner. $150 00.815- 7-7-7-Sc 1975,20 HP CHRYSLER OUTBOARD Motor, electric start or m**»ttal and tank, like new $450.00 or best oiler; 12,000 BTU Air Cond- tioner, 110 volt window or built in, excellent condition $150.00 or beat offer; Brand new Whirlpool built in double oven, electric, $150.00 or best offer. 815-728-1563 7-7-7-9C TWO 15" 6 Bolt chrome reversed and baby moons, Six 14" 6 bolt chrome reversed and baby moons for Datsun and Courrier pick-up truck, $250.00, will separate. Call after 6:30,815-385-4718. 7-2tfc WASHERS k DRYERS Reconditioned and Guaranteed. 815-385- 6431. 7-2tfc PICNIC TABLES for sale, 8 ft. $90 00 ; 6 ft. $70.00. Very well made. 815-728-1292. 7-2tfc --\ Calling Colleen Ju j y FoUfth Beauty SOFA. Beige with blue and green floral print, excellent condition 8100.00.816844-1335 7-7- 7-9c ISO WATTS STEREO SYSTEM, Amp TUMT. Dolby Cassette Turn­ table, Spankers. 815-385- 1838. 7-7-7-Sc SNOW BLOWER, Wards, S HP., dual stage, 5 forward, S reverse. St" cut. new, $898 firm. 815-365-5807. 7-S-7-8C TRUCK ALUMINUM CAP or Top. Like new To*n ft Country, paid 825-06, asking $126.89; Two tractor tlras, Goodyear, sixe 13.6-16,6 ply. 816-386-7088. 7-7-7- $c GARAGE SALE Friday k Saturday, 9am to 5pm. Outside wood door 36x80x1*4 with frame and jealousy com­ bination door; 5 triple track aluminum storm sash 28x63; Pots and pans; Brown Rooster dishes; Paperbackss; Red winter coat size 18; Much misc. 307 South Emerald Drive. 7-7-7-9c GARAGE SALE, July 8th; 9th k 10th, 9am to 5pm, 1619 Indian Ridge (Sunnyside Estates) 815-385-7566. Baby, ' Maternity k Nursing items; Crib; 8 track; Stereo; Scuba gear; Bikes; HD Mini bike; 1970 Ford Van $250.00; Sears self cleanihg stove; Musical in­ struments; Van ac­ cessories; 318 Plymouth engine $75.00; 1970 VW, $350.00; American Quarterhouse $500.00, paint. 7-7-7-9C GARAGE SALE, July 8th,9thIt 10th, 9am to?, 3819 Riverside Drive, Route i76 and Burtons Bridge. Bathroom vanity with fixtures; Chairs; Endtables; Small household ap­ pliances; Cameras; Frames; Clothes; And more, Everything priced to sell! 7-7-7-9c G A R A G E S A L E , Saturday July 10th, 9am to 5pm. Air conditioner; Humidifier; Boys clothes 8-14; Books; 'Games; Much more. Foxridge, 224 Can­ t e r b u r y D r i v e , McHenry. 7-7-7-9c GARAGE SALE, An­ tiques; Dining set; Bamboo chairs; Knick- Knacks; Couch $250 firm; Clothes; Etc. 7510 Maple, East Wonder Lake, behind Village Market, July 8th, 9th ft 10th. 7-7-7-Oc G A R A G E S A L E , Friday k Saturday, 9am to 5pm Refrigerator, needs work; 2 hole line posts $5.00 each; Cedar stockade fence 6x8 ft. sections $25.00 each; Clothes; Bicycles; Hot water heater; Hi-fi c a b i n e t s p e a k e r ; Washer and dryer $25.00 each; Much misc. 404 South Emerald Drive. 7-7-7-Oc U A K A G E S A L E , Thursday, Friday k Saturday, July 8th, 9th k 10th, 9am to 6pm. 1302 South Route 31. Misc. household goods; Furniture; 16 hp Lawnmower; Picnic tables; Vitamaster; Exerciser; Kitchen table and chair set; Much more! 7-7-7-6c 6 FAMILY GARAGE S A L E C h i l d r e n s clothes; Dishwasher; Snow Ski set; Too much more to list. July 9th, 10th k Uth, 9am to 5pm, 7915 Oakwood Drive, Wonder Lake. 7-7-7-Oc HUGE YARD SALE. 4821 West Crystal Lake R o a d , M c H e n r y . Thursday thru Satur­ day. 9am to 5pm. S o m e t h i n g f o r Everyone! 7-7-7-Sc GARAGE SALE. 339 Hollywood Terrace, Lakemoor. Friday ft Saturday July 9th ft 10th, 9am to ? Water- s k l s ; R e c o r d s ; Luggage; Clothing; B e d s p r e a d s a n d household goods. 7-7-7- 9c 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, Nice area. Family room, fireplace, S car heated garage, river rights. No pets, $425.80 per month, references, security deposit. Available mid July. 815- 366-4434. 7-3-7-Sc WONDER LAKE. 3 bedrooms, central air, garage, full appUancce, 3 years old, immediate occupancy, $460 per month. 312-587-7438. 7- 2tfc WHISPERING OAKS, 2 bedroom, 2 bath Condo. Ground level private entrance. Carpeted, air. kitchen appliances, including disposal and dishwasher. Attached garage with automatic door opener. Available August. No pets. Adults. 815-385-5017. 7-7-7-Oc DESIRABLE 3 or Possible 4 bedroom home. 3 bathrooms, Family room „ with fireplace, air con­ ditioning, Large yard. Excellent location in town. References, S e c u r i t y d e p o s i t required. $525.00 per month. 815-385-4808, if no answer please leave message. 7-7-7-16C ROOM FOR RENT in private home. 815-386- 3887 7-8-7-7 ROOMMATE(S), Waterfront Home, IITiiHiLa W -- - * -wooatr WOMB, woMMr Lake. 8375.68 month. P r i v a t e b e a c h . OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT la it time for you to meveupf Dooi your curront oft ice space represent you well to your dioots? Luxurious space available in modorn Richmond Bldg. on U.S. Ste 12. 125 sq. ft. to 1,000 sq. ft. All utilities included. 1 Call Bob May 815-678-4575 rm NO *.1 A 2 i.'al NECESSARY Earn US soiling Avon. Must bo 18 or ovor. $20.00 investment. Coll Niscy NcClvo 115-3154115 EMERGENCY ROOM NURSES Memorial Hospital currently has opportunities for ex­ perienced ER Nuraaa to work a variety of flexible hours Thie « an idoW op­ portunity for people who don't want to be Bed down to the same shift each day We provide excellent salaries and TOP benefits CaN the Personnel Depart ment for more details •15-330-2500 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL For McHenry County 837 W. South St Waoistecfc. HI. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F available immediately. 815-738-1430. • 7-3-T-Sc WONDER LAfCE Small 1 possible 3 bedroom house, full basement 34 car attached garage, security deposit and nfimnes required. No pets. Available im­ mediately 83S8 month. Call after Spin, 816863- 9706 . 7-8-7-7 3 TO 4 BEDROOM Home, McHenry, 3 car garage, available im­ mediately. Referaocea, security deposit. No pets. 1-843-5134 after 8pm. 7-3-7-Sc 1 BEDROOM SUBLET, ready now, hilly car­ peted, with stove and refrigerator. 815-385- 7830. * 7-3tfc CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS Daily or Weekly rates. 815-385- 8806 or 815-385-0886. 7- 2tfc McHENRY, 4 bedroom house, 1 bath, garage, basement. Available 8-1 for rent at $475.00 month. Security deposit, Credit check required. 313-541-3230. 7-2tfc WONDER LAKE, Small 2 bedroom home, with range and refrigerator, $380.00 month. 815453- 7-7-7-Sc Mint mu GARAGE SALE. July 8th, 9am to 4pm, July 9th, 9am to 3pm. H o u s e h o l d i t e m s ; Typewriter; Clothes; Miscellaneous items. 4104 Spring Grove Road, Johnsburg. 7-7 emits PART TIME Cook and Counter Help. 815-385- 3970 ask for April or George. 7-2-7-9c CENTURY 21 CARE is looking for Experienced Sales Associates. Our office is growing, while others are closing. A career with Century 21 Care, can give you the financial rewards you need to be s success in Real Estate. Call Ron now for a confidential interview at 815-344- 1033 7-7-7-Sc MATURE WOMAN For babysitting, in my home 3:30pm to 6:30pm, all year round, in Wonder Lake. 815-728-1505 7-2-7- 9c AVOTT APARTMENT FOR Rent, McHenry, X- Clean. carpeted 3 bodrosns Cooda, Nor* thfooL 1* hatha, living room,, dining room, complete kitchen, washer and dryer, stonge nwfy pool use. Only Adults, as pets, $375.88 lease, deposit? refcrencea required. Available August 1st, Call 815-386-1136,5pm to 8pm. 8-35-7-7C * - .. ~ ' f. SLEEPING ROOMS, Single or \dMMe. 815- 386-1686. 7-2tfc McHENRY, t bedroom, 3 both apartment, all appliancee, including washer ft dryer, $380 month. Days 815-385- 8040, after 8pm 815-344- 0081 6-30-7-Sc J O H N S B U R G 3 bedroom home, on large lot. l car garage, gas heat, appliances Im­ mediate poeaession, $365.00 313-881-8820 6- 30-7-Sc McHENRY IN TOWN. 1 bedroom apartment, fully furnished, all utilities included, Mature female, $275.00. 818 385 8888. 7-2tfc 1 BEDROOM Apart­ ment, air conditioned, includee heat, atove and refrigerator. 8250.00. Call 815-385-3480 7 21 fc I am IS years old and I am always in trouble--nothing dishonest, jest trouble. In tea, I'm known as a trouble- r. My father left town 11 was two years old and a year later aiy mother left aw wkfc my grandparents and I haven't seen either of my parents since. I remember grandpa vaguely, and he was greet, but he wasn't around too long. So. it has always been me and grandmother. She has told me as long as I can remember that I'm "no good, just like my old man, " and I guess she is right. What do you think? Eddie DIRECT SALES GROUND FLOOR OPPORTUNITY in the field of the future CABLE VISION. Hun­ dreds of leods. no competition. Ovor 1300 per week commission possible if you ore ovoiloble immediately. Must hove your own transportation. Do not woste my time unless you hove hod door to door solos experience. I don't think anyone can say you are a certain kind of person and turn you into that kind of individual. You are. you will become what you want to be for the rest of your life. Success coma when one decides what he or she wants out of life and begins to work inthat direction. DeerCeMeea: How do you let someone know you are lorry for calling them a thief? I gave a party for some of my school friend* and when it was over I dis­ covered a valuable ring was missing. I accused someone of stealing it, because she had recently been charged with shoplifting a small item from a grocery store. Later, I found the nng under a chair. I goof-, ed and don't know what to do about it. Sue Dear Nee: If you goofed, be big eno­ ugh to apologize--and mean 2 BEDROOM 14 Bath Condo. 815-385-8830. 7-7- 7-Oc COSY 2 BEDROOM House, Basement, Garage, Large yard, Refrigerator and Stove included. No pets. Immediate occupancy $290 plus security. Wonder Lake. 815-338- 5307. 7-7-7-Sc CARY, 2 BEDROOM Apartment. Vacant, no children, no pets, 2nd floor. 815-639-8833. 7-7-7- Oc 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, sppliances, 2 car garage, no pets Deposit and references, $380.00 month. 815-385-3299 7-7- 7-9c VFW CLUBHOUSE and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385-9680 from Sam to 12 weekdays or after 6pm. 7-3tfc APARTMENTS FOR RENT, References and s e c u r i t y d e p o s i t required 815-386-1078. 7-2tfc INDUSTRIAL SPACE, Available, Fritxache Industrial Park, Inc., 5,000 sq. ft. to 15,000 sq. ft. 815-386-1078. 7-2tfc 3 MONTHS FREE RENT, New modern building, with plenty of parking. Next to Post office and block from bank. 5 offices to choose from, rents range from $50.00 per month to $150.00, depending on office selected. Call 815- 738-0404. 7-2tfc READY NOW. 2 bedroom apartment, with stove and r e f r i g e r a t o r , d i s h ­ w a s h e r , c a r p e t e d throughout, 34 beths. 815-386-2181 7-2tfc MODERN 1 BEDROOM Apartment on Water­ front. Walk to stores. C a r p e t i n g . S t o v e , Refrigerator Adults. No pets. $370.88 plus security deposit. 816- 7-Stfc Summer Gardening Tips For information contact; Jamas D. Hayward, Secretary Illinois State Nurserymen's Association Springfield Hilton, Suite 1702 Springfield, IU. 62701 (317) 535-6222 The members of the Illinois State Nur­ serymen's association have some suggestions for yard and garden care during early and mid-summer. Now that spring flowering bulb plants have fimabed blooming and have yellowed or dried, let the foliage turn completely brown before removing it. This will have allowed the plant to ar cumulate and store J maximum amount of food for next s e a s o n ' s b l o o m i n g . When you have deter­ mined that the leaves have dried, it's time to dig, sepsrste, and replant or transplant ttdips, crocus and others if they have become If pruning is needed, prune spring flowering shrubs after they have f i n i s h e d b l o o m i n g . However, not all shrubs- rhododendrons, asaleas and lilacs, for example- need annual pruning. These bushes would benefit if the faded blooms are picked soon after blooming is done. Don't wait until the seed pods have swoUsn and the developing aeeds have drained the bush of energy needed for next McHENRY, Rent or Leaae with Option. 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Family Room, 2 Car Attached Garage, Air Conditioned, Carpeted, Appliancea, $575 00. 313- 945-8418. 7-Stfc Shrubs that may need pruning are thoae that bloom on shoots of the previous yesr's growth. These include mock- orange and apirea among others You can expect the flower buds to develop in Auguet and September on the new growth. Hedges will, un­ doubtedly, need trim­ ming for shearing this month aa well. Trim the hedge so thst it is slightly more narrow at the top. This allows the sun to reach the bottom leaves and prevents the bese of the hedge from becoming thin or here of foliage Yews should be pruned when new owth firms up. arborry and privet may be pruned all summer long. Your lawn will benefit from *< attention in the 1 moothe. It can probably use a moderate doae of fertiliser during late June or July. Zoysis definitely will benefit from a feeding during this time since it la a worms and pubs. They are more likely to show where rain has been itiful and the soil has remsined moist. For i d e n t i f i c s t i o n s n d treatment you should consult your local ISNA member for advice. If you're mowing your grass at a height of one and a half inches, it will probably be best to increase it to two or two and a half inches now. This will give it a deeper root system and result in s generslly better stand of grass. As the temperature rises, so should the blsde on your lawnmower. To assure a h e a l t h i e r l a w n a n d minimum mower ex­ pense, remember to check the condition of your lawnmower Check the blade for shsrpness, the engine oil level, sir cleaner and put a drop or two of oil on the wheels "But most important of all," says Hsywsrd, "enjoy knowing you've done the right job snd the experience of caring for your plants snd lawn will reward you with more attractive trees snd grsss. Your sum­ mer will be the better of it." Deliver your words not by number but bv weight •H li. Bohn. CONSUMER ^CHECKLIST Use colorful sponges as soap dishes, to accent your bsthroom's color scheme and decor. They are economical and func­ tional. and eliminate the gooey mess that often accompanies conven­ tional soap dishes. When the sponge accumulates ly use k to wash the I and countertop and rinse it for further use. Matrimonial Bond >--»o»d liftpm 7-7-7/t the most ID hot weathsr. "If watering la n e c e s s a r y , a n letaNlBlmtl lawn should have one inch applied," ISNA Secretary D. Hayward. "It riuuldbei and allowed to soak in graduaUy-pe oferahly while there's still enough sun to allow the grass to dry before Now, too, is the tttee to be on the alert for the first signs of sod web- Beauty In the form of pyrotechnics lighted the sky for more than a half hear Sunday night to the delight of hundreds who wstched. The Chember of Commerce sponsored thelocsl celebration of the Fourth for the second time, with professionals In chnrge of the dlsplsy In Petersen pnrk. Although termed by the C. of C. ss successful, with sheet 1,180 csrs In the perk, the organisetlen is still $2,800 short in finnnclng the dlsplsy. Donations woald be appreciated. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD lakt- V . s t O t / k , n y \ n u ' r i c a . Rape It is an ugly word for a hideous crime. It is a crime which affects a reported 4,500 Illinois women esch yesr. Msrty Gooddsrd, executive director of Citisens for Victim Assistance, a Chicago based rape crisis group, says crimes reported are probably less than a quarter of the rapes perpetrsted in the state The FBI estimates that only one in ten rapes is reported. M a n y o r g a n i z a t i o n s s u c h a s t h e Citizens for Victim Assistance are working diligently to east the suf­ fering of rape victims and their families Legislation already passed here provides state funding for rape v i c t i m s a n d s u p p l i e s a u n i f o r m method of collection of evidence in a rape case Police and medical per­ sonnel now have special training to h e l p t h e m d e a l e f f e c t i v e l y s n d compassionately with rape victims. These steps are needed But, they are not enough. Significant efforts must be made to keep rape from happening in the first place. This can be done through self-defense snd through law enforcement Ws, in the legislature.will be taking steps in both these directions One important step toward in­ creased self-defense csme with the legalization of tear gas Since the s u b s t a n c e b e c a m e a v a i l a b l e t h i s January, sales have been stesdily increasing Studies hsve shown thst tear gas or mace are effective deterrents to crime. They are cer­ tainly no match for a gun, but they often provide the few extra moments needed for escspe. Another way to stop s rapist is to prosecute him At the present time, there are two bills which would make it less traumatic for a victim to prosecute s rape under considerstion in the legislature. HB 2185 -• Allows a victim of sn alleged rspe or sexual assault to have a relative or friend present during queetioning by s law enfocement officer At the crucial time for Questioning, immediately after the crime, a support person can be a great help to the victim snd therefore to the investigstion process. HB 0483 - Allows for the presence of s support person during snother key time in the prosecution process. The bill sllows a friend or relative to be with a prosecuting witness during s preliminary heering and trial. Both these massures can help ease unnecessary traums for rape victims snd should encoursgs prosectuion of the crime. HB 1748 - Also encourages prosecution for rspe. The bill makes a distinction between repe or sexual asssult and aggravated rape or sexual assault. The division makes non- aggrsvated sex offenses a Class 2 rather than a Class X felony. The class change means s lower man­ datory sentence is required. This msy sound like a stop back­ ward, it isn't. At the present time, most simple sex offenses are plea bargained to battery or general asssult chsrges. Consequently, s rspist leaves the court and penal system with no record of a sex of­ fense. With this change, a rapist will be convicted of the crime he commits, rspe. Rape is not the same thing as bsttery and it should not be treated as such in our courts It is important to recall that the claasificstion has not been changed for aggravated rape or sexual assault An aggravated crime occurs if the offender is armed with a dangerous weapon, inflicts bodily harm, com­ mits snother felony upon the victim, wears a hood, robe, mask or con coals his identity, enters a dwelling or lodging by force or commits the set upon s person under the age of 14. The bill makes a successful rspe p r o s e c u t i o n m o r e l i k e l y w h i l e providing appropristelv severe penalties for aggravated rspe. HB 1708 - Also makes changes in the way rapists are tried. The bill requires that persons sged 15 -16 to be tried in criminal court, not Juvenile court, for the crime of rape. HB 1229 -- Makes sn extended sentence possible in s case of multiple or gsng rspe. An extended sentence mesns thst s term of up to twice the stsndsrd sentence is allowed. HB 1129 -- Also sllows stiffer sen­ tences for rape cases. The bill would allow a term of natural lifs in cases of exceptionally heinous crime or in the esse of a previous offender. A person convicted of rape within 10 years of s second conviction (excluding time served in prison) may receive a life sentence for the second conviction. HB 2120 - Requires thst criminal serve more of their prescribed terms in prison. The bill changes the rate by w h i c h g o o d c o n d u c t c r e d i t s a r e earned in the case of rape. Ins teed of one day of good behaviour earning a day's reduction in sentence, one day win eern only a half day's reduction. These measures combine to make the crime of rspe eesier on rspe victims snd toughsr on rspists themselves. It is a combination which will help eradicste the terrible effects of rspe in Illinois. ELI WHITNEY Eli Whitney (1785-1825) wss a Massachusetts Inventor who never fully hervestsd the fruits of his ef­ forts While in Georgia he recognised that the work of picking seeds from cotton fibre was so labor intensive that it was scarcely worth sending the cotton to market. Whitney's solution was to build s hand-cranked cotton gin which enabled a workman to clean 50 times more fibre a day than he had previously. Widespread use of the gin caused cotton exports to soar. But the design of the mschine wes so widely pirated that Whitney and his business par'ner lost large sums of money in litigation Whitney also achieved success in manufacturing fireerms by interchangeable parts. His necticut factory, using Con- production techniques, helped to usher the industrial revolution into New England.