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AUGUST 3, 2008 

in the 

NEWS 

ROCK COUNTY 

More flood-relief 

money: Gov. Jim 

Doyle has made $15 

million in federal 

Small Cities 

Community 

Development Block 

Grant funds available 

to help Wisconsin 

communities affected 

by last month’s flooding. 

“The June flooding 

has had widespread 

and devastating 

impact on citizens 

and businesses 

across southern and 

central Wisconsin, 

and it is important we 

direct our resources 

to the recovery 

effort,” Doyle said in 

a news release. The 

money will be used 

to help low- and 

moderate-income 

homeowners make 

structural repairs that 

are not covered by 

insurance or reimbursed 

by other federal 

aid to homes 

damaged by flooding. 

It also will help local 

governments pay for 

damage to public 

infrastructure or community 

facilities that 

are not covered by 

insurance or reimbursed 

by FEMA or 

other federal assistance. 

Communities 

will apply for funding 

after determining 

their needs and the 

needs of their residents. 

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Home sweet (first) home 

New-home construction 

numbers continue to lag 

BY SARAH ZELLER 

STAFF WRITER 

JANESVILLE — Though the existinghome 

market may be ripe for first-time 

buyers, the number of new-construction 

homes continues to tumble. 

South Central Wisconsin Builders 

Association Executive Director Carol 

Engebretson need only look to the organization’s 

Parade of Homes roster for a 

market analysis. 

“Last year, we had 20 new homes,” she 

said. “This year we have 14.” 

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OF SUMMER 

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C OVER S TORY 

In today’s economy, builders no longer 

are willing to place an unsold home in 

the parade, she said. 

“Builders more commonly will put a 

pre-sold home in the Parade of Homes 

before they’ll put a spec home, because 

they don’t want to be holding an unsold 

home, especially in this market,” she 

said. 

Tom Wellnitz, president of Wellnitz & 

Sarow Builders in Janesville, said his 

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LYNN VOLLBRECHT/STAFF 

Coldwell Banker 

Premier Borts real 

estate agent Trisha 

Rose, left, goes 

over a fact sheet 

about a house on 

Beloit's Lilac Road 

Monday with 

first-time 

homebuyer Tom 

Cook of Beloit as 

he holds his 

1-month-old 

daughter Sydney. 

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AND LYNN VOLLBRECHT 

STAFF WRITERS 

BELOIT — For 30-year-old firsttime 

homebuyer Tom Cook of 

Beloit, the market and his personal 

life have aligned to make this the 

perfect time to buy a house. 

“It's a good market,” Cook said last 

week, while looking at a house on Lilac 

Road in Beloit. 

Relatives advised him to wait another 

six months to buy, but with prices already 

low, the new father doesn’t want to wait. 

“I kind of really want to get into something 

now,” he said. “I have a baby, and I 

want a yard for my dog.” 

According to real estate agent 

Rosemary Dutter of Coldwell Banker 

Premier Borts in Beloit, first-time buyers 

like Cook will find a market that suits 

them. 

“There’s quite a choice of homes out 

there,” Dutter said. “If they’re preapproved 

buyers, they’re golden.” 

Linda Kirk, a real estate agent with 

Coldwell Banker Premier in Roscoe, 

agrees. In addition, she said, first-time 

homebuyers are not dependent on selling 

their own home before making a purchase. 

“People in that situation have a lot of 

buying power and a lot of houses to 

choose from,” Kirk said. “It’s definitely a 

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is constructing 

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‘ WORTH’ 

QUOTING 

“Barack Obama is an arrogant 

pretender to a 

throne he has not 

earned. He wanted to 

stand at the 

Brandenburg Gate like 

Reagan, grasping desperately 

for a chance to 

look presidential.” 

— Columnist Brent Bozell 

STATELINE 

BIRTHS 

Boy, July 23, to Jodi and David 

Dirx of Rockton 

Girl, July 23, to Alison and 

Chad Lewis of Beloit 

Boy, July 23, to Cecilia Aldama 

of Beloit 

Boy, July 25, to Matilde 

Bolanos and Felipe Ramos of 

Beloit 

Girl, July 25, to Nancy Garcia 

and Jonathan Barrera of Beloit 

Girl, July 25, to Jeanine 

Thomas of Clinton 

Boy, July 26, to Brandon and 

Aslynn Huisheere of Beloit 

Girl, July 26, to Patricia Madru 

of Beloit 

Boy, July 28, to Thad and Amy 

Engle of Footville 

STATELINE 

DEATHS 

July 22, Douglas Beachey, 78, 

of Rockton 

July 22, Monica Edwards, 58, 

of Beloit 

July 22, Jameah Lynae Hall, 

27, formerly of Beloit 

July 24, Patricia J. Lee, 50, of 

Beloit 

July 24, Robert D. Goff, 63, of 

Beloit 

July 24, Vita Ross, 83, of 

Beloit 

July 25, James L. Welch, 90, 

of Clinton 

July 25, Joseph Lawrence 

Kniffin, 74, formerly of Beloit 

July 26, Nina G. Demrow, 97, 

of South Beloit 

July 26, Hazel L. Patrick, 84, 

of Beloit 

July 27, Doris Laray 

Dauenbaugh, 75, of Rockton 

July 28, James W. Kolman, 53, 

of Beloit 

July 28, Allen R. Black, 77, of 

Rockton 

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RESULTS 

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less now that gas prices are 

hovering near the $4-pergallon 

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■ MARKET 

Continued from page 1 

good situation.” 

Dutter cautions 

first-time 

buyers to 

make sure 

they have 

their finances 

in order before 

they get ready to buy, however. 

“They should make sure that 

before they go house shopping 

they go lender shopping and realtor 

shopping,” she said. 

Most first-time homebuyers recognize 

they’re taking an important 

first step toward long-term 

financial security. 

“Home ownership is historically 

the No. 1 wealth generator in our 

country,” said John Ramstad, 

director of housing for 

Community Action of Rock and 

Walworth Counties. 

But, Ramstad added, potential 

buyers should beware that what 

appears to be a good deal actually 

may be a pratfall. 

“The only caution is for people 

to be careful about buying properties 

that look awfully cheap on 

paper, but are such because there 

is significant work that is 

required or significant infrastructure 

improvements that need to 

happen,” he said. “It’s the longterm 

affordability of the house 

that’s the most important.” 

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company has seen a 25 to 30 percent 

drop in custom-built home 

construction in the past two 

years, though a growing number 

of people are choosing to renovate 

their existing homes. 

“There are people still mulling 

around, wondering what they 

should or should not do,” he said. 

Wellnitz blames the economy, 

rising gas prices and upcoming 

presidential election year for the 

decrease in demand. 

“We believe it’s going to pick up; 

we have full faith in it,” he said, 

adding that he believes business 

will rebound in 2009. 

Sharon Bauer, co-owner of 

Bauer Custom Homes in 

Burlington, agreed. 

“It can’t stay like this forever,” 

she said. 

But for now, buyers are exercising 

restraint. 

“They’re just being cautious,” 

Bauer said. “Those that are get- 

FOR THE RECORD 

The Stateline News is ... 

People You Know 

Name: David Ramar Wilson. 

Age: 26. 

Hometown/residence: 

Beloit. 

Occupation/civic memberships: 

Unit director at E.J. 

Dalton Boys & Girls Club in 

Beloit, and member of the 

Academy of Boys & Girls Club 

Professionals. 

Family: Mother Danita 

Wilson, sister Damischa Wilson, 

niece Taylor Vance and nephew 

Savion. 

Favorite food: I like food, 

period. I can’t really say there is 

KIRK IRK 

a food I don’t like. 

Favorite music: R&B and 

easy listening. 

Favorite movies: Comedies 

and action. 

Favorite books: 

Inspirational and fiction based 

on the lives of others, and howto 

books. 

Favorite vacation place: 

Puerto Rico. 

In my spare time I: Play 

Frisbee golf, rollerblade and ride 

my bike. 

I think the most important 

issue in the Stateline area is: 

Taking a homeownership class 

may help potential buyers see the 

big picture. 

“It’s a good way to assess how 

ready you are to take on that 

responsibility, since they go over 

all sorts of aspects of how to buy a 

home,” Ramstad said. “If you 

haven’t owned a home or it’s been 

a while, it’s a very valuable course 

and a chance to think through a 

lot of the factors you should be 

considering before you make that 

commitment.” 

Anyone in the market for a new 

home — not just first-time buyers 

and those with shaky credit histories 

— is under far greater scrutiny 

by mortgage lenders than they 

may have been a few years ago. 

Because of the so-called “credit 

crunch” — caused by lenders who 

doled out subprime loans to people 

who might not qualify for traditional 

mortgages, then went 

belly-up when those loans went 

into foreclosure — more buyers 

are using government-sponsored 

loans, like those through the 

Federal Housing Administration 

or the U.S. Department of 

Agriculture. 

“There’s a lot of hope right now 

for FHA, because that’s the only 

place where you have any sort of 

high loan-to-value product still 

available,” said Yuri Rashkin, 

owner of Service First Mortgage 

in Janesville. “Now, everybody 

starts with FHA. It used to be a 

very underutilized product — now 

it’s the first step.” 

That sea change has some wor- 

ting into a custom home are generally 

trying to sell a home of 

their own, and that seems to be 

giving people problems.” 

The market is floundering so 

much that a nonprofit agency that 

secures low-interest, no-risk mortgages 

and helps people build newconstruction 

homes is in danger of 

closing its doors. 

The Burlington-based 

Southeastern Wisconsin Housing 

Corporation builds groups of 

homes and trims costs by having 

future homeowners, under the 

supervision of a professional, complete 

much of the construction. 

“So many people are running 

scared because of the economy,” 

said SEWHC Executive Director 

Arturo Gonzales. “As long as they 

make the minimum payment 

according to their income, they’ll 

never lose their house.” 

The organization, which has 

built nearly 1,500 homes in 

Walworth, Rock, Racine and 

Kenosha counties since 1971, is 

looking for qualified families who 

want to build a home. 

If the organization is unable to 

Providing recreational activities 

for all ages, genders and cultures 

to do together as a community. 

If I could change one thing: 

It would be how people base 

what and how they think on the 

opinions of others, without seeking 

the knowledge themselves. 

Peak experience: Waking up 

this morning. 

Pit experience: I try to have 

a positive outlook every day, so I 

can’t really speak about a “pit” 

experience, although there have 

been some in my life. 

If I could sit down to supper 

with anyone, living, dead 

or fictional? Charles Barkley. 

Most people don’t know I: 

Speak Spanish. 

I can’t stand: Kids who are 

disrespectful. 

I wish I knew how to: Fly 

like a bird. 

ried. 

“I think that it’s just unsustainable,” 

Rashkin said. “We can’t be 

relying on government programs 

if we are to continue to be a (consumer-based) 

economy where people 

buy and sell houses. There 

just has to be some more flexibility 

in the system.” 

The upside of the credit crunch 

is that homebuyers now must live 

within their means. 

“They should figure out pretty 

precisely what they’re able to 

spend for a home,” including property 

taxes and insurance, Rashkin 

said, “and be realistic.” 

That’s exactly what Ryan and 

Rianne Graves did before buying 

in Darien. Even though they were 

approved for a larger mortgage, 

they opted for one they regard as 

more affordable. 

“We weren’t comfortable with 

that financially,” Ryan Graves 

said. “As far as first-time homebuyer 

advice is concerned, staying 

in your comfort zone is your best 

bet.” 

The couple spent nearly a year 

looking at available properties. 

“We got excited at the potential 

of the houses we could have,” 

Ryan Graves said. “From there, it 

became kind of a fun adventure, 

getting the opportunity to look at 

these houses.” 

Such excitement, Dutter said, 

makes her job worthwhile. 

“It’s really exciting — they’re so 

thrilled,” she said of first-time 

homebuyers. “They beam through 

the entire closing.” 

find five eligible families by the 

end of the summer, Gonzales said 

the program’s funding will not be 

renewed. 

DAVID AVID WILSON ILSON 

Motto, inspiration or 

favorite quote: Mata el lobito 

cuando es chiquito. Translated, 

it means, “Kill the little wolf 

when it is little.” Handle, work 

out and solve problems when 

they are little. 

AT A GLANCE 

Upcoming homebuyers’ education 

classes in Beloit are held monthly at 

Neighborhood Housing Services of 

Beloit Inc. Sessions are scheduled for: 

■ 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 9, Sept. 13, 

Oct. 11 (English) 

and 

■ 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 23, Sept. 27, 

Oct. 25 (Spanish) 

To register, go online to 

www.nhsofbeloit.org/education or call 

(608) 362-9051. 

BY THE NUMBERS: 

Sales of existing homes in Beloit: 

2002 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 536 

2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 514 

2004 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 592 

2005 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 641 

2006 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 836 

2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 574 

New housing units in Beloit: 

2002 ............................. 61 

2003 ............................. 84 

2004 ............................. 84 

2005 ............................. 97 

2006 ............................. 56 

2007 ............................. 61 

Building permits issued in Beloit: 

2002 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 

2003 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 

2004 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 

2005 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 

2006 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 

2007 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 

“Everyone in this country has a 

right to own their own home,” he 

said. “Work on your credit, get it 

cleaned up, and we will help you.” 

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Business group sees 

signs of improvement 

According to Ken Simonson, 

chief economist of the Associated 

General Contractors of America, 

the National Association of 

Business Economics Industry’s 

July survey showed more variation 

than previous surveys, and 

respondents were far from ebullient. 

“More firms reported higher 

sales, but also higher material 

costs and lower profits in the second 

quarter,” Simonson said. “Ten 

percent expect the economy to 

shrink between now and 

December. Yet nearly half said 

they have become more pessimistic 

than in April about the 

year as a whole. 

“More respondents than in the 

past two surveys said tighter 

credit-market conditions have 

affected their business negatively 

for the most part.” 

The report, issued July 21, 

presents the 

responses of 101 

NABE members to 

a survey conducted 

between June 19 

and July 10 on 

business conditions 

in their firm or 

industry, and 

reflects secondquarter 

2008 results and the 

near-term outlook. 

Some highlights of the report 

include the fact that 44 percent of 

NABE panelists expect inflationadjusted 

gross domestic product 

to grow at an annual rate above 1 

percent in the second half of this 

year; 45 percent expect sluggish 

growth between 0 percent and 1 

percent; and 10 percent expect a 

decline in real GDP. In addition, 

45 percent said they were more 

pessimistic about the outlook for 

the year as a whole, compared 

with their views in April, while 

13 percent were more optimistic 

than before. 

Data for goods and services 

increased at 44 percent of respondents’ 

firms and fell at 19 percent, 

a rebound from the dramatically 

low levels of the first quarter 

back to the modest ranges 

reported during 2007. 

A record 75 percent of respondents 

reported paying more for 

TOM OM BUTENHOFF UTENHOFF 

TAKING CARE 

OF BUSINESS 

A record 75 percent 

of respondents 

reported paying more 

for materials in the 

past quarter ... 

materials in the past quarter, the 

largest number since the question 

first was asked in 1994. 

Respondents also said weakening 

U.S. market conditions and 

soaring commodity prices are 

squeezing profit margins. For a 

second consecutive quarter, 

reports of falling profit margins 

from 30 percent of respondents 

outnumbered the 17 percent who 

reported rising margins. 

About 35 percent of respondents 

said their firms raised 

prices in the latest quarter, the 

highest such share since April 

2007. 

Tight credit- 

market conditions 

appear to continue 

to impact the economy. 

Forty-one 

percent of respondents 

stated that 

tightening credit 

conditions have 

negatively affected 

their business; that’s up from 39 

percent in April and 26 percent in 

January. 

The respondents found that 

employment levels are holding up 

reasonably well, especially in the 

service sector. During the second 

quarter, 27 percent reported rising 

employment at their firms, 

while only 12 percent reported 

job cuts. Skilled labor remains in 

short supply; 40 percent of firms 

reported a shortage of skilled 

labor. 

These reports are interesting, 

since the findings are a consensus 

of what is being reported to 

most of the chief executive officers 

around the country. 

The opinions above are those of 

Tom Butenhoff and not necessarily 

of this paper or Stifel Nicolaus. 

Write to him at Stifel Nicolaus, 330 

E. Kilbourn Ave., Suite 250, 

Milwaukee, WI 53202. 

BUSINESS 

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Women’s center has full menu of services, products 

Business: The Banyan 

Tree. 

Owners: Wanda Faust, 

Mary McGlynn and Sandra 

Williams. 

Address: 550 E. Grand 

Ave., Beloit. 

Web site: 

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Phone: (608) 361-1358. 

Hours: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., 

Tuesday through Friday. 

Type of business: An educational 

and social center for 

women. 

When business opened: 

December 2005. 

How did you initially get 

into this business? It was 

the imagination, creativity 

and inspiration of six women 

who were mutual friends. 

They discussed having a comfortable 

place for women to 

meet new friends and explore 

their creativity, spirituality 

and enrich their general wellbeing. 

What types of products 

or services does your business 

offer? We offer handcrafted 

fair-trade items from 

around the world, as well as 

jewelry handcrafted by one of 

our owners, Mary McGlynn, 

and other unique items, such 

BUSINESS 

PROFILE 

as rain sticks, singing bowls, 

pendulums, etc. 

We also offer yoga twice a 

week, QiGong (pronounced 

“chee gong”) hot stone massage, 

Reiki therapy, one-onone 

counseling and creative 

writing. 

We host two 12-step support 

groups each week, and we 

have special events, such as 

our Psychic Fairs, Spa Days 

and Women’s Expos. We also 

have a membership program 

with a discount for members 

on merchandise and services. 

What is the biggest challenge 

you face in your business? 

Raising public awareness 

and support regarding 

who we are and what we have 

to offer to our Stateline community. 

Because we offer such 

a wide variety of services and 

products, we don’t fall into any 

one category, so people often 

conjure up their own misconceptions 

about who we are and 

what we have to offer. 

What aspect of your business 

do you enjoy the 

most? Being available to help 

LYNN VOLLBRECHT 

STAFF 

The Banyan 

Tree co-owners, 

from the left, 

Mary McGlynn 

of Rockton and 

Wanda Faust 

and Sandy 

Williams of 

Beloit, arrange 

merchandise 

recently in their 

Beloit store, 

located on East 

Grand Avenue. 

women in the community who 

are going through emotionally 

challenging times, and seeing 

the emotional growth and stability 

they develop as a result 

of becoming involved with 

activities at The Banyan Tree 

or using our one-on-one counseling 

services with Kay 

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We also enjoy that we have 

been able to introduce “fair 

trade” to many people in the 

community, and educate them 

about the programs their purchases 

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From what cities do the 

majority of your customers 

come? Rockton, Roscoe, 

Rockford, Beloit, Janesville, 

Madison and Edgerton. We 

have even had some clients 

from Chicago. 

What are your future 

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currently are (once again) 

working on the voluminous 

application to become a notfor-profit 

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First National 

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BELOIT — First National Bank and Trust 

Co. of Beloit has achieved its recommended 

rating, according to Bauer Financial Inc. of 

Coral Gables, Fla., an independent bank rating 

and research firm. 

The rating is based on the overall financial 

picture of the bank, and with four stars, First 

National Bank and Trust can consider itself 

one of the strongest banks in the nation, 

according to a Bauer Financial news release. 

This quarter represents the 25th consecutive 

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earned the recommended status. 

“The times are changing and fewer banks 

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Dorway, president of Bauer Financial. 

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THE WAY WE SEE IT 

More to 

football than 

grass stains 

A 

s the marathon that is baseball season 

heads into the dog days of August, 

we’re reminded by the start of NFL 

training camps that another exciting football 

season is just around the corner. 

Thank goodness! 

In just a few days, local high school players 

will begin practice, as will youngsters in area 

youth leagues. It’s a wonderful time of year, as 

hundreds of area families prepare for another 

thrilling season on the 

gridiron. 

This may not seem 

particularly noteworthy, 

except when you 

consider that football 

is a uniquely remarkable 

athletic endeavor. 

No sport, arguably, is 

more physically and 

mentally demanding, 

or requires more 

YOUR VIEWS 

Our view 

■ From youth 

leagues to the NFL, 

players learn the 

value of working 

together toward a 

common goal. 

teamwork and individual sacrifice. Not coincidentally, 

no sport delivers rewards like football. 

For those who embrace the true concept of 

team play, success in football can be a defining 

moment. Even in defeat, players learn to share 

responsibility, while also committing to personal 

accountability. Those who are unable or unwilling 

to take these lessons to heart cannot be successful 

football players. More important, they 

exhibit character flaws that might well be crippling 

in other pursuits. 

On the overarching lessons that football offers, 

the great Vince Lombardi said it best: “Football 

is a great deal like life in that it teaches that 

work, sacrifice, perseverance, competitive drive, 

selflessness and respect for authority is the price 

that each and every one of us must pay to 

achieve any goal that is worthwhile.” Toss in a 

whole lot of fun and excitement and you’ve got 

the recipe for another fulfilling fall on the gridiron. 

Hope to see you at the field. 

Lack of sanitation? 

To the editor: 

Recently, a new business was recognized in a local 

paper. I read the article with interest because new 

business in Rock County always is a good thing. But 

my concern is about the lack of sanitation shown in 

the picture. 

The person grilling in the picture did not have on a 

hair net, gloves or a mustache guard. This is something 

I have noticed is a common practice in Rock 

County. Do cities or the county not have sanitation 

codes in effect? 

I have worked in the food industry in Illinois for a 

number of years and had a Food Safety Sanitation 

Certificate. I will not order food from an establishment 

that does not require hair nets or gloves. I also 

will not stay in a restaurant that allows a food handler 

to also handle money. 

If basic food-safety standards are not being followed, 

then how am I going to believe that other sanitation 

concerns are being addressed? I cannot be the 

only person that this bothers. As consumers we need 

to speak out against ineffective sanitation practices. 

With recent headlines of food illness, can we afford to 

ignore this issue any longer? 

Lorri Ginn 

Freeport, Ill. 

OUTLOOK 

Environmentalists jump the shark 

Some environmentalists are blaming 

the recent tomato/jalapeno salmonella 

scare on global climate change. 

If this keeps up, global warming also 

will undoubtedly be blamed for malepattern 

baldness, gingivitis, navel lint, 

erectile dysfunction, your uncle’s hemorrhoids 

and boring public radio. 

Has environmentalism finally 

“jumped the shark?” Or at least the Al 

Gore version of Greenism? 

In recent weeks, the enviros found 

themselves the butt of jokes and potentially 

on the wrong side of a red-hot 

political issue: drilling. 

All of this comes as a rude surprise 

to a movement that is used to being 

treated with deference, with its every 

proclamation and nostrum regarded 

with solemn respect and acquiescence. 

We need new low-flush toilets to save 

the planet? Of course. Replace our light 

bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs? 

Certainly. Blame climate change for 

the plight of polar bears? They had the 

pictures! 

Then came this: 

A Tennessee think tank recently 

reported that Al Gore’s home energy 

use surged more than 10 percent and 

that the apostle of conservation 

“burned through 213,210 kilowatthours 

of electricity, enough to power 

232 average American households for a 

month.” Quite a carbon footprint for a 

man who won the Nobel Prize for nagging 

us about our carbon footprint. 

The reaction to the tomato/jalapeno 

story suggests that climate change 

alarmism quickly is changing from 

great-moral-challenge-of-our-time to 

punch line. When a blog for Discover 

magazine reported the alleged link 

between bad vegetables and global 

warming, the site was inundated with 

hundreds of derisive comments along 

the line of: “This is pure tripe. If you 

tree huggers had any sense of reality 

you would have learned NOT to blame 

every issue on global warming.” 

Environmentalists who have pursued 

policies designed to drive up energy 

prices found themselves in the awkward 

position of having to defend policies 

that — inconveniently enough — 

drove up energy prices. 

The Los Angeles Times reported that 

environmentalists began to feel the 

political earth shifting beneath their 

feet. “The environmental movement, 

only recently poised for major advances 

on global warming and other issues,” 

reported The Times, “has suddenly 

found itself on the defensive as high 

gasoline prices shift the political climate 

nationwide and trigger defections 

by longtime supporters.” 

New polls came out showing strong 

public support for offshore drilling to 

deal with record-high gas prices. 

Up until recently, environmentalists 

were able to essentially play political 

tennis without a net: they were able to 

assume positions of moral superiority 

and confer cultural virtue, without ever 

having to explain how much all of this 

would cost or who would pay the bill. 

Four-dollar-per-gallon gasoline 

changed all that. When John McCain 

and President Bush came out in favor 

of lifting the moratoriums on drilling 

for the nation’s untapped billions of 

barrels of oil, congressional Democrats 

pulled out their usual talking points, 

only to find that they were channeling 

Jimmy Carter. 

Wisconsin Congressman Steve 

Kagen floated a variety of conspiracy 

theories involving grasping, evil oil 

companies, denouncing what he called 

the policy of “drill and burn.” But, like 

other Democratic politicians, he had 

little to offer in the way of relief for the 

drivers, truckers and middle-class voters 

in his district who have no alternative. 

There’s a reason for that: liberals 

long have supported higher gas and 

energy prices; their policies of enforced 

scarcity made the price spike 

inevitable. Now the bill has come due 

and people are noticing. 

Recently, Kagen was campaigning in 

Seymour with U.S. Rep. Collin 

Peterson, D-Minn., who explained that 

higher gas prices are “needed.” 

Lectured Peterson: “We needed these 

higher prices to force us to change our 

ways.” 

Kagen’s opponent in the fall election, 

former state Rep. John Gard, immediately 

leaped on the comment, calling on 

Kagen to repudiate the endorsement of 

$4-a gallon gas. Fat chance. Liberals 

have cast their lot with the greens. 

But they now are discovering that 

the pieties of the environmentalist elite 

— unchallenged in the salons of 

Cambridge or Madison — will be a bit 

harder to sell in the truck stops of 

northeast Wisconsin. 

What would Washington say? 

For the first time since the “don’t ask, 

don’t tell” law was enacted in 1993 by 

President Clinton, the House Armed 

Services Committee has scheduled 

hearings to review it. The law disqualifies 

gays from serving in the military. 

Individuals are deemed gay, according 

to this ruling, if they publicly state 

so. However, the military is prohibited 

from asking. Thus, “don’t ask, don’t 

tell.” 

Activists now are pushing for change 

to allow gays to serve openly. 

We can anticipate a technical discussion. 

Does the presence of openly gay 

soldiers undermine cohesiveness of 

units, morale and discipline? How 

would retention rates of troops or enlistments 

be affected? 

We can be sure, though, that a discussion 

about the general moral implications 

of such a policy will not take place. 

Early last year, then-chairman of the 

Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Peter Pace 

called homosexuality “immoral.” More 

fire and brimstone rained down on him 

than fell on the residents of Sodom and 

Gomorrah for engaging in this behavior. 

Rebukes came from Democrats and 

Republicans alike. GOP Sen. John 

Warner, a former chairman of the 

Senate Armed Services Committee, 

writing his own scripture, challenged 

Pace’s view that homosexuality is 

immoral. 

Although a recent Zogby poll of military 

personnel shows more opposed to 

allowing gays to serve openly than 

favoring (37 percent to 26 percent), the 

direction of polling of the general public 

favors the pro-gay forces. 

When “don’t ask, don’t tell” was 

enacted in 1993, an NBC/Wall Street 

Journal poll showed 52 percent opposed 

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COALITION ON URBAN 

RENEWAL & EDUCATION 

to homosexuals serving openly and 43 

percent in favor. By 2004, Gallup 

polling indicated 63 percent in favor of 

allowing homosexuals to serve against 

32 percent opposed. 

The culture war is like the recipe for 

boiling a frog. If you drop it in hot 

water, it jumps out. But if you drop it in 

cold water and slowly turn up the heat, 

you get frog soup. 

Concession by concession, traditional 

values are being pushed, inexorably, to 

the margins of America. 

It’s a sign of this moral war of attrition 

that each battle is fought with less 

and less attention to what it means to 

the overall war. 

Acceptance of openly gay people in 

the military means the next discussion 

will be qualification of gay couples for 

the same benefits received by traditional 

military families. 

In all likelihood, we’ll see claims of 

discrimination if a gay person gets 

passed over for promotion, and intimidated 

review committees will become 

increasingly politically correct. 

But, hey, in the morally relative 

world, a glass half empty for one is half 

full for the other. 

Increasing acceptance of homosexuality 

is viewed by many as social 

progress. The Seattle Times, for example, 

calls for a “modernized” military 

that accepts the openly gay. 

But for this traditionalist, it’s no acci- 

Charlie Sykes hosts a daily show on 

620 WTMJ radio in Milwaukee. This column 

was distributed by the Wisconsin 

Policy Research Institute. 

dent that building public acceptance of 

homosexuality is coincident with a general 

moral unraveling of our society, 

with all its destructive consequences. 

According to Kevin Hassett of the 

American Enterprise Institute, a conservative 

think tank located in 

Washington, D.C., 32 percent of 

American households today are nontraditional, 

compared to only 28 percent 

that are traditional, with a mother, 

father, and children. The remaining 40 

percent are households without children. 

He points out that children in 

nontraditional households have considerably 

higher incidences of emotional 

and educational problems. 

I would argue that most of the major 

costs dragging down our society today 

— whether it’s poverty, entitlements, 

health care or housing — trace to our 

diminishing sense of personal responsibility 

and the erosion of traditional values. 

Our first great general, George 

Washington, would be considered politically 

incorrect today cautioning against 

believing “that national morality can 

prevail in exclusion of religious principle” 

and admonishing, “virtue or morality 

is a necessary spring of popular government.” 

Gays in the military is more than a 

question of military morale. It’s about 

the character of this country that we 

have a military to defend. 

Who would question what George 

Washington would say about this 

important issue? 

Star Parker is president of the Coalition 

on Urban Renewal & Education in 

Washington, D.C. 

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community BRIEFS 

Elks scholarship 

winner: Jacob 

Traeger of F.J. 

Turner High School 

in Beloit received a 

Most Valuable 

Student scholarship 

from Beloit 

Lodge of Elks 864. While at Turner, 

Traeger, the son of Norman and 

Diana Traeger of Beloit, participated 

in the National Society of High 

School Scholars, cross country, 

baseball, basketball, track and 

band, and was the recipient of an 

international foreign language and 

English merit award. Traeger also 

volunteered with Habitat for 

Humanity and the Voluntary Action 

Center. He plans to attend the 

University of Wisconsin-Madison 

this fall. The Beloit Elks awarded 

$2,600 in local scholarships this 

year. 

Corbett joins 

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Check our listings for support groups and other health-related events in your area. If you have something you would like us to list, please send your information to: Lynn 

Vollbrecht, Stateline News, 1555 Willowbrook Road, Beloit WI 53511. You may also e-mail your information to lvollbrecht@statelinenews.com. 

Support groups for children 

of divorce, every Wednesday, 9 

a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at Beloit 

Memorial Hospital through Aug. 

20. For children age 8 to 11. 

Nicole Gougeon, LCSW, with the 

Counseling Care Center, will help 

children adjust to changes at 

home, share and cope with their 

feelings and accept the divorce situation. 

The support group will help 

children whose parents are going 

through a divorce, recently 

divorced or have been divorced for 

years. Helpful discussions and 

activities will focus on a variety of 

situations. This group may be covered 

by insurance. To register or 

for more information, please call 

the Counseling Care Center at 

(608) 364-5686. 

Support group for miscarriage, 

still-birth ectopic pregnancy 

or newborn loss, every 

first Thursday, 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 

p.m. at First Lutheran Church 

Fellowship Lounge, 612 North 

Randall Avenue, Janesville. This 

monthly drop-in group will be led 

by Linda Colletti, HospiceCare Inc. 

grief counselor, and Deb Allen, RN 

at Beloit Hospital. This group is 

open to the public and free of 

charge, no registration required. 

For more information about the 

group call HospiceCare at (608) 

755-1871. 

Mothers of Multiples of the 

Rockford Expanse, every fourth 

Monday, 7:30 p.m. St. Joseph’s 

Room in OSF St.Anthony Medical 

Center, Rockford. Call or e-mail for 

details. (815) 398-7458 or multi- 

plemomsore@aol.com. 

NorthPointe Mammogram 

Mondays, second and fourth 

Mondays, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., 

no physician referral necessary. 

Medicare and most insurance is 

accepted for the mammograms. 

For more information, please call 

(608) 364-5249. NorthPointe 

Campus is located near the corner 

of E. Rockton and Willowbrook 

Roads in Roscoe near the I-90 

exit. Call (815) 525-4210 for more 

information. 

How to Take Care of Your 

Spine, free program every 

Monday, 5:45 p.m. to 6:30pm at 

Hulsebus Chiropractic Clinic, 1010 

Harlem Rd., Machesney Park. Call 

(815) 654-1044 for more information. 

You are how you sleep workshop, 

first Monday of every 

month, Thorpe Chiropractic 

Works, 2950 Prairie Ave., Beloit. 

5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Call (608) 

362-2222 to register for the free 

workshop. 

Emotions Anonymous, every 

Monday, St. Paul’s Episcopal 

Church, 212 W. Grand Ave., Beloit. 

8 p.m. Enter through backdoor. 

Call John (608) 362-4643 or 

Bonnie at (608) 362-7281. 

NAMI-Rock County (National 

Alliance on Mental Illness) 

Support Group, every second 

Monday. The group provides education, 

support, and advocacy on 

mental illness for families, friends 

and professionals. The River of 

Life United Methodist Church, 

2345 Prairie Ave., Beloit, 7 p.m. 

For questions, call (608) 755- 

9980. 

Coping with Bullies and 

Teasing support group, every 

Monday, Beloit Memorial Hospital, 

1969 W. Hart Road, Beloit. 5:30 

p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The group is 

available to boys and girls ages 8- 

12 who would benefit from learning 

assertiveness and social skills 

to help them feel empowered and 

confident. Call Kate at (608) 364- 

5686 for more information. 

ACOA/CODA 12-step meeting, 

every Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. at First 

Presbyterian Church, 501 

Prospect St., Beloit. (608) 365- 

0743 

Young veterans peer support 

group, every Tuesday, 6;30 p.m. 

to 8 p.m. in the community meeting 

room of ABC Crash Collision 

Auto Repair, 4141 Morsay Drive, 

Rockford. For more information 

call (815) 654-2645. 

Alzheimer’s support group, 

second and fourth Tuesday of 

month, Beloit Memorial Hospital, 

1969 W. Hart Road, Beloit. 1 p.m. 

to 2:30 p.m. Call Larissa at (608) 

364-1427. 

Rock County Survivors Of 

Suicide (SOS) support group, 

6:30 p.m. on second and fourth 

Tuesday of the month at the Rock 

County Job Center, Janesville. 

(608) 752-6188. 

Diabetes Exercise Program, 

every Tuesday and Thursday, 

Mercy Cardiac Fitness Center, 

1010 N. Washington St., 

Janesville. 9:30-10:30 a.m. 

Includes initial treatment plan for 

$27 and staff supervision. 

$5.50/day or $37.50/month. (608) 

755-7996 

Easy Stretch Yoga classes, 

every Wednesday, 9:45 a.m. to 

10:45 a.m. at Grinnell Hall, 631 

Bluff St., Beloit. (608) 364-2875. 

Yoga classes, every Friday, 10 

a.m. to noon at the Banyan Tree, 

550 E. Grand Ave., Beloit. Call for 

registration, (608) 361-1358. 

Qigong for fun and health, 

Wednesdays, 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 

p.m. at the Banyan Tree, 550 E. 

Grand Ave., Beloit. Enjoy a relaxing 

combination of movements for 

cleansing, stress relief, and body 

strengthening. All levels of health 

will be able to participate. Cost is 

$48 for six weeks. Classes are 

limited please call to reserve a 

place (608) 361-1358. 

Chronic pain support group, 

Beloit Memorial Hospital, 1969 W. 

Hart Road, Beloit. Call Sharon at 

(608) 364-5686. 

Adult Therapy group, 

Wednesday afternoons, Beloit 

Area Community Health Center, 

74 Beloit Mall, Beloit. Topics covered 

will be issues related to but 

not limited to family struggles, 

relationship conflicts, depression, 

anxiety, death, divorce and phase 

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of life issues. Call (608) 299-3317 

for a consultation. 

Seeking safety women’s 

group, Beloit Memorial Hospital, 

1969 W. Hart Road, Beloit. 9 a.m 

to 11 a.m. For those who have 

struggled with substance abuse 

and experienced trauma. Call 

Kathleen at (608) 364-5686. 

Tuesday P.M. meeting, part of 

Beloit Al-Anon meetings, every 

Tuesday, St. Paul’s Episcopal 

Church, 212 W. Grand Ave., Beloit. 

8 p.m. Al-Anon Hotline: (608) 756- 

1720 

Overeaters Anonymous, every 

Thursday and Saturday, United 

Methodist Church, 511 Public 

Ave., Beloit. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. 

Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. 

Saturdays. No dues, fees or 

weigh-ins. Call Helen at (815) 389- 

3541 for more information. 

Cancer patient and family 

therapy, ongoing, Beloit Memorial 

Hospital, 1969 W. Hart Road, 

Beloit. Call Sally at (608) 364- 

5686. 

Depression groups, ongoing, 

Beloit Memorial Hospital, 1969 W. 

Hart Road, Beloit. One for women, 

another for men. Call Claudia at 

(608) 364-5686. 

Dialectical Behavior Therapy 

(DBT) group, ongoing, Beloit 

Memorial Hospital, 1969 W. Hart 

Road, Beloit. Call Sally at (608) 

364-5686 for more information 

about the group. 

American Credit Union is a member-owned 

financial cooperative 

serving anyone who lives or works 

within Winnebago, Walworth, Green 

and Rock counties. The credit union 

has over $152 million in assets and 

serves more than 19,000 members. 

Ordination at St. 

Andrew: Paul 

Fricken will be 

ordained into the 

ministry at 3 p.m. 

Sunday (Aug. 10) 

at St. Andrew 

Lutheran Church, 

FRICKEN RICKEN 

511 W. Rockton Road, Rockton. 

Fricken became a minister after initially 

pursuing another career. He 

will also be installed as associate 

pastor at the church. Fricken graduated 

from Concordia Seminary in 

St. Louis in May with a Master of 

Divinity degree in theology. 

Liggett elected to board of directors: 

Beloit Fire Chief Brad Liggett 

was elected to the position of first 

vice president of the Wisconsin 

State Fire Chiefs Association at its 

annual meeting in Lake Delton. 

WSFCA has a membership of 931 

fire chiefs throughout Wisconsin. 

GWRRA fundraiser: From 8:30 

a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday (Aug. 9) 

the local chapter of the Gold Wing 

Road Riders Association will sell 

grilled brats and hot dogs at the 

Wal-Mart Supercenter at 4781 E. 

Rockton Road, Roscoe. A number 

of motorcycles will be on display. 

For more information, call (608) 

884-8055 or visit http://www.gwrrawia.org.


A night 

on the 

TOWN 

IN THE NEWS 


Judelle Murphy, a 

member of the 

organizing committee 

for St. Paul Lutheran 

Church’s National Night 

Out party in Beloit, 

posts a flyer on the 

church door advertising 

the event, which begins 

at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. 


Lorene Elliott, right, of Beloit, helps Allyson Schober, left, age 4, and sister Keira, 7, of Beloit, sort through school supplies donated by members of St. Paul 

Lutheran Church in Beloit. The supplies will be given to children who come to the church’s National Night Out party at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. 

BY LYNN VOLLBRECHT 

STAFF WRITER 

BELOIT — Neighborhoods throughout Beloit 

are busy getting ready for the 30 block parties 

taking place Tuesday night as part of 

National Night Out’s 25th anniversary. 

“There’s 10 on the west side, and 20 on the east 

side,” said Crime Stoppers Coordinator and 

National Night Out organizer Bob Fluegel, a former 

Beloit police 

officer. 

Local groups, 

communities 

plan events 

Tuesday to 

bring neighbors 

together 

Fluegel describes 

the block parties as 

a “rub your elbows 

kind of thing” — a 

chance for Beloit 

residents to get out 

of the house and 

meet their neighbors. 

“It helps with the 

neighbors getting to 

know each other,” 

he said. “It’s easier 

to talk to somebody 

you know.” 

The National 

Association of Town 

Watch, a nonprofit 

organization dedicated 

to crime- and 

drug-prevention 

programs, promotes National Night Out. The 

night of block parties, always held the first 

Tuesday in August, is meant to encourage positive 

police-community relations and neighborhood 

camaraderie. According to NATW, more than 35 

million people from 10,000 communities across 

the United States participated in last year’s event. 

Fluegel can remember the first NNO neighbor- 

hood block parties in Beloit in the early 1980s. 

Beloit, he said, has participated since the beginning. 

“I remember when I was a rookie on the street, 

and it was this new thing that started,” he said. 

“It was small when they started out, back in ’83.” 

In recent years, the city has had as many as 45 

to 50 block parties. The event allows police officers 

and residents to get to know each other. 

“We try to have all the area officers check out 

the parties in their area, time-permitting … to 

make an appearance, say ‘hi’ to the adults, get to 

know the kids and also the neighborhood,” Fluegel 

said. 

About 10 years ago, Beloit police officers began 

taking yearlong area assignments. 

“That way, people know who their officers are,” 

Fluegel said. 

The neighboring communities of South Beloit 

and Janesville also participate in NNO, but with a 

single event (see related graphic). Fluegel said 

those events are well-attended, but he prefers the 

smaller, more intimate block parties in Beloit. 

“That’s nice,” he said of the single events, “but 

how’re you going to get to know your neighbor 

right next door?” 

Some organizations sponsoring parties this year 

include Merrill Community Center on the east 

side and St. Paul Lutheran Church on the west 

side. 

“We look forward to this every year,” said 

Regina Dunkin, the center’s executive director. 

She said the Merrill neighborhood has experienced 

a lot of change in recent years, and the 

night out is a way for new residents to meet each 

other. 

“We can have a conversation with them, and 

actually get to know the people that live here 

much better,” she said. “We want to empower people 

to be productive citizens, and what better way 

to do that than to participate in a National Night 

NIGHT IGHT OUT 

■ Beloit will have some 30 block and neighborhood 

parties Tuesday to celebrate National Night Out. For more 

information, contact Bob Fluegel at (608) 364-5740. South 

Beloit and Janesville each are holding a single 

celebration. 

SOUTH BELOIT 

What: National Night Out event. 

Time: 6 p.m. 

When: Tuesday. 

Where: South Beloit High School, 245 Prairie Hill Road. 

Highlights: Free food and giveaways by local businesses of 

prizes and school supplies. 

Out?” 

St. Paul Lutheran is holding its second block 

party this year. The church will hand out school 

supplies to children, and will have games and 

activities for the whole family. 

Jan Knutson, one of the organizers of the event, 

said most church members no longer live in the 

neighborhood. 

“We decided we wanted to do an outreach to the 

neighborhood,” Knutson said. “We just kind of 

want to be a good neighbor to the community surrounding 

the church.” 

St. Paul’s invited a new Latino Lutheran satellite 

ministry, La Iglesia Luterna de San Jose, to 

this year’s event, and distributes NNO flyers in 

both English and Spanish. Last year’s NNO event 

at St. Paul was a success, both in terms of attendance 

— about 100 people attended — and fulfilling 

its purpose, Knutson said. She hopes this 

year’s celebration is equally popular and effective. 

“Some people really got to know each other, and 

that was cool,” Knutson said. “You could hear people 

saying to each other, ‘Oh, yeah! You live over 

there!’”

HOME & LEISURE Stateline 

News Sunday, August 3, 2008 9 

Can you help? Readers ask for special recipes 

Every so often, it’s good to 

clean out the files and start 

fresh, and that’s what I’m doing 

today. I’ve received several calls 

for recipes that I don’t have, so 

maybe you can help. 

Before we go in that direction, 

I just want to remind everyone 

about the importance of the 

family meal. A study of family 

eating habits, first published in 

2005, lately has been receiving 

new attention. The findings, 

however, are not new; they reiterate 

what anecdotal evidence 

has suggested for decades. 

The National Center on 

Addiction and Substance Abuse 

at Columbia University put the 

study together with data collected 

over nearly a decade. 

Researchers found that family 

dinners get better with practice. 

The less often a family eats 

together, the less healthy the 

food, the more meager the conversation 

and the worse the 

experience likely will be. 

Among those who eat together 

three or fewer times per week, 

45 percent say the TV is on during 

meals, and nearly 33 percent 

say there isn’t much conversation. 

Children in these situations 

are twice as likely as those 

who have frequent family meals 

to say there is a great deal of 

tension among family members, 

and are much less likely to 

think their parents are proud of 

them. 

Unfortunately, family dinners 

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have declined over the years. 

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William J. Doherty and Barbara 

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trend. The book now is available 

in paperback. The authors are 

the founders of Putting Family 

First, which can be found online 

at www.puttingfamilyfirst.org. 

“For young children,” writes 

Doherty, “mealtime at home is a 

stronger predictor of academic 

achievement and psychological 

adjustment than time spent in 

any of the following activities: 

school, studying, sports, 

church/religious activities or art 

activities. 

“For teens, having regular 

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predictor of academic success, 

psychological adjustment and 

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The kitchen is more than a 

place to store the refrigerator. It 

really is the heart of the home, 

and preparing food together can 

be a good way to start important 

conversations with your children 

in a nonthreatening situation. 

Now, here’s why I bring this 

up: just read this first letter. 

Then, if you think you can help 

these readers, send your reply to 

the address at the end of this 

column and I will forward the 

information to them. Thanks in 

advance. 

Dear Lynn, 

My girls (Anna, 17, Amy 13, 

and Abigail, 5) love to cook, and 

we are trying to reproduce a 

potato dumpling that their 

grandmother used to make. 

Unfortunately, she died after a 

long battle with cancer and we 

can’t find the recipe in any of her 

recipe books. 

Grandma always had a way 

with the girls, teaching them 

how to cook and bake and a 

whole lot more. Somehow, they 

would tell their grandma everything 

when they were in the 

kitchen, from their biggest 

dreams to their smallest worries. 

I’d have to phone her up after 

bringing them home just to get 

the scoop. 

The recipe would be a wonderful 

reminder of their loving 

grandma. It was made using 

leftover mashed potatoes, flour 

and eggs. She’d use a teaspoon 

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to drop them into boiling water 

or soup. The girls liked them 

best covered with butter and 

grated cheese. 

If anyone has a similar recipe, 

I’d be grateful! — Bridgette 

Lynn’s note: Grandma 

Alenka is of Polish descent, 

which may be a hint about the 

type of recipe we are looking for. 

Dear Lynn, 

I am wondering if you could 

help me. My daughter and I love 

to entertain, and at one of our 

get-togethers a person brought 

flavored Kettle Potato Chips. 

The chips were topped with a 

mixture of dill, dried ranch 

dressing and sugar. This is all 

that we can remember; we are 

trying to find out what the other 

ingredients are and whether the 

mixture is dried in the oven or 

just put in a container to sit for 

awhile so the flavors mingle. 

The topping is not the same 

as what is used for homemade 

ranch pretzels, but it is similar. 

We have asked everyone we can 

think of, and no one remembers 

it. 

I hope to find the recipe and 

make the chips as a surprise for 

a very dear friend of mine. We 

would greatly appreciate any 

help you could give, as I have 

been searching for several 

months to no avail. 

Thank you — Gail 

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Organizing family 

recipes 

Family recipes can be a treasure 

trove of taste, aromas and 

kinship lore. There are lots of 

options available for getting 

those memories organized. 

Start by organizing the project 

around a family gathering 

when the most people will be 

present. Ask everyone to bring 

their best or favorite recipes. 

Use a tape recorder to record 

everyone’s memories of that 

particular food, then volunteer 

someone to type it all up. 

Family cookbooks are becoming 

popular again, but some of 

the publishing programs may 

be too restrictive. Places like 

Staples or Office Max can copy, 

collate and bind your recipes at 

about the same cost. All you 

have to do is provide the 

recipes and stories on regular 

typing paper (8-1/2 by 11-inch 

size). 

These books make wonderful 

holiday gifts, and more copies 

can be made rather easily without 

lengthy commitments. 

Lynn Greene is senior editor for 

CSI Media, LLC, which publishes 

the Stateline News. Contact her 

via e-mail at 

lgreene@communityshoppers.com. 

MEMORIAL DEDICATED IN LOVES PARK 

MARGARET DOWNING/FOR THE STATELINE NEWS 

Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. James Cartwright, right, leans over to speak to 

Korean War Gold Star mother Viola Thorne, 99, of Rockford last Sunday during the dedication of the 

Tri-County Korean War Memorial at Arthur Anderson Peace Park in Loves Park. Thorne’s son Harold 

was killed in Korea, and she is the oldest Gold Star mother living in Illinois. Cartwright is a 

Rockford native, and flew in from Washington to be present for the dedication. The memorial honors 

the 59 men from Illinois’ Winnebago, Boone, and Ogle counties who gave their lives during the 

Korean War. 

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9. Basin for holy water 

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15. Industrial city on 

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16. Chicago airport 

17. Certain 

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22. Artist's stand 

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44. Add up 

Upcoming 

events at 

Welty Center 

BELOIT — August is 

full of activities for 

adults and children at 

Welty Environmental 

Center. 

For more information 

about the events 

below, call (608) 361- 

1377 or visit www.weltycenter.org. 

Greener Buildings, 

Part 3: 2 p.m. today. 

The session will 

include discussion of 

greener houses, greener 

public buildings and 

even greener greenhouses. 

This series concludes 

with a description 

and discussion of 

plans for a new Welty 

Environmental Center. 

Clean Sweep!: 6 

p.m. Wednesday. Do 

you have hazardous 

waste items in your 

home and are unsure 

of how to dispose of 

them? 

Learn about the 

Clean Sweep program, 

which promotes the 

proper disposal methods 

for hazardous 

household and agriculture 

waste . 

Edible Living 

History: 7 p.m. every 

Thursday. Take part in 

history by assisting 

Dave Konowal, with a 

unique garden featuring 

vegetables grown in 

the early 1900s. Help 

plant seeds, weed and 

harvest the vegetables 

while learning about 

the many heirloom 

varieties. 

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50. ___-mutton 

51. Book of synonyms 

56. Cake part 

58. Bit of parsley 

60. Method of musical 

composition devised by 

Arnold Schoenberg 

65. LP player 

66. Eastern wrap 

67. Agency that 

defends the United 

States in air and space 

68. Aardvark fare 

69. Wood heaped for 

burning a dead body 

70. Confined, with "up" 

71. Home, informally 

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2. Hodgepodges 

3. Fair-sized musical 

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■ SPORTSL PORTS INE 

PrepFocus 

Prep 

Kelsey Carroll 

Hononegah 

The former All- 

NIC-10 soccer 

player for the 

Indians will play 

this fall at St. 

Ambrose 

University, an 

NAIA school in 

Davenport, 

CARROLL ARROLL 

Iowa. Last season, St. Ambrose 

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NAIA Region VII tournament. 

Notable: Carroll also played for 

the nationally ranked Sires Soccer 

Club of Rockford, competing in 

Washington, D.C., Sweden and 

Denmark. 

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number of different positions, and 

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St. Ambrose coach 

College 

Spotlight 

Jessica Stanek 

Rockford College 

After one 

season as an 

assistant 

women’s basketball 

coach 

for the 

Regents, the 

Tripoli, Iowa 

native and for- 

STANEK TANEK 

mer Minnesota State University- 

Mankato player has been named 

Regents head coach, replacing 

Steve Cochran, who resigned. 

Stanek is the 12th coach in 

Regents history, and takes over a 

team that was 15-10 last season. 

Notable: She also coached a 

16-and-under fast-pitch softball 

team before moving to Rockford, 

and currently is working on her 

master’s degree in teaching. 

Quotable: “She brings a wealth 

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— Randy Schrader, 

Rockford College athletic director 

SportsShorts Sports — 

Miner win: Former 

Hononegah High School pitcher 

Brett Scarpetta allowed just two 

runs over seven innings Monday 

night to lead the Southern Illinois 

Miners to a 4-2 Frontier League 

win over the Rockford 

RiverHawks in Marion, Ill. The 25year-old 

right-hander also recorded 

five strikeouts. 

BY RICK WEST 

STATELINE NEWS SPORTS 

BELOIT — Golfer Jerry 

Kelly’s 13th season on 

the PGA Tour has 

been, appropriately 

enough, “a pretty strange year.” 

“It’s feast or famine this year,” 

said Kelly, of Madison, the featured 

pro at Monday’s 23rd annual 

Beloit Memorial Hospital Pro 

Am. 

Kelly started the season with a 

torn biceps, followed by a pulled 

thigh muscle. The first time his 

swing felt normal was mid-July 

in the John Deere Classic. 

“When you start feeling 

healthy, then you put a little 

more pressure on yourself,” he 

said. “Because you’ve lost a 

decent amount of time, you really 

want to get it back quick, so you 

press, and that doesn’t work.” 

Kelly has missed the cut in 11 

of 21 tournaments this season. 

“At least I’ve done well in the 

tournaments that I’ve made the 

cut,” he said. 

When Kelly has made it to the 

weekend, he has three top-10 finishes, 

including a pair of seconds. 

His worst finish was 37th at last 

weekend’s Canadian Open. 

In 13 PGA seasons, Kelly has 

two wins, both coming in 2002, at 

the Hawaii Open and Western 

Open near Chicago. 

The 41-year-old turned pro in 

1989 following graduation from 

the University of Hartford. In 

1992, he won the Wisconsin State 

Open, and in 1995 finished No. 1 

on the developmental Nike Tour. 

That earned him a full-year PGA 

exemption. 

“That was big,” Kelly said. “It 

was much easier knowing I was 

in than watching the guys just 

behind me struggle.” 

In his first year on tour, Kelly 

thrilled home-state fans by finishing 

second at the Greater 

Milwaukee Open, losing in a 

playoff to Loren Roberts. 

This year, Kelly skipped the 

PGA stop in Milwaukee to play in 

the British Open. 

“I always miss not being in 

Milwaukee,” Kelly said. “If it wasn’t 

for a major, I’d have been 

there. But you can’t skip majors; 

they’re career-makers.” 

Kelly failed to make the cut at 

Royal Birkdale, as he has in all 

three majors in 2008. 

“I haven’t done enough to say, 

‘OK, I want to focus on the 

majors,’” Kelly said. “Every tour- 

STATELINE SPORTS 

KELLY 

GREENS 

Madison golfer discusses PGA struggles 

during stop at Beloit Hospital Pro Am 

SCORECARD CORECARD 

Here are Jerry Kelly’s career PGA 

Tour stats, and also for this year: 

2008 Career 

Events 21 398 

Firsts 0 2 

Seconds 2 6 

Thirds 1 5 

Top 10 3 66 

Top 25 6 131 

Cuts made 10 255 

Money $1.4M $17.8M 

nament’s just as important to me. 

I need to get back into winning 

ways, and I think I’ve done the 

groundwork to do that.” 

Kelly had his best season in the 

majors last year, finishing fifth at 

the Masters and seventh at the 

U.S. Open. 

He currently is 39th on the 

PGA money list with $1.4 million 

in winnings and 40th in the 

FedEx Cup point standings. 

Monday’s stop at the Country 

Club of Beloit was a rarity for 

Kelly, who said he makes few 

such appearances. However, this 

was his second time at the Beloit 

event; the first was in 2003. 

“I had a good time the last time 

I came here; the people were 

great and I thought it was a good 

cause,” Kelly said. “I do things for 

what I believe in, not for monetary 

reasons.” 

Following the day of golf, Kelly 

presented a brief golf clinic for 

the participants. 

“He’s great with the crowds,” 

Pro Am Chairman Dr. Mike 

Donnelly said. “In fact, (Kelly) 

was over with 

our troops in 

Iraq on the 

USO mission, 

and I think 

that speaks 

volumes about 

DONNELLY ONNELLY 

his character.” 

Kelly also 

recently partnered with PGA 

golfer Zach Johnson, a native of 

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in a relief 

effort for Midwest flood victims. 

The PGA Tour, through the BMW 

Championship in early 

September, will match 100 percent 

of any pro-am money donated 

by players and a smaller percentage 

of tour winnings. Kelly 

said details on how the money 

will be distributed have yet to be 

finalized. 

“I’d like to see it at the grass 

roots,” Kelly said. “I want to see 

the money get into the farmers’ 

hands that need it the most.” 

In addition to Monday’s appearance 

by Kelly, the Beloit Pro Am 

included a pro tournament with 

24 Wisconsin PGA players and 96 

amateur golfers. Each played the 

par-three 10th hole with Kelly. 

“To watch an accomplished 

player who hits the ball so solidly, 

and to get to play a hole with him 

… is very exciting,” Donnelly 

said. 

Proceeds from the event benefit 

the Beloit Memorial Hospital 

Foundation. This year, some 

$140,000 was raised, bringing the 

23-year total to $1.3 million. 

“We always try to apply these 

funds to the hospital’s capital 

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PGA golfer Jerry Kelly hits a tee shot on the par-three 10th hole at the 

Country Club of Beloit during Monday’s Beloit Memorial Hospital Pro 

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For Back, Neck, Feet and Shoulder Pain 

projects,” said 

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the foundation’sexecutive 

director. 

“Obviously, 

medical equipment 

is 

extremely 

expensive.” 

SITRICK ITRICK 

This year, the foundation earmarked 

pro-am proceeds for the 

hospital’s $11.6 million emergency-room 

expansion project. 

“We are a community hospital 

… and I think events like this 

really demonstrate the ownership 

that people feel about their health 

care in the greater Beloit area,” 

said Greg Britton, hospital president 

and CEO. “We can’t express 

our appreciation enough for all 

the great sponsorships and participation.” 

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The 14U Beloit Bombers baseball team holds second-place trophies earned July 27 at the Wisconsin Umpires Association 

Milwaukee Open Youth Baseball Tournament in Mequon. The Bombers, kneeling from the left are, James Kollasch, Corey 

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Riddle, Richard Kruckenberg, Duncan Desing, Sam Burns, Brad Boeke and Schuyler Rath. Team member Andrew Kemmer 

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x-rays, and other ancillary services) and is payable by cash or check. 

Parents or guardians must accompany the child and bring immunization 

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JIM IM CHEADLE HEADLE 

SCALES AND TAILS 

Get ready to 

go ‘Fishin’ in 

the Dark’ 

The summer fishing season is nearing its 

peak, and that means the Fishin’ in the Dark 

derby, a local favorite, quickly is approaching. 

Many folks enjoy this event because of its 

unique format. 

The derby will take place Aug. 30-31. 

Participants may fish any Wisconsin waterway 

that has public access — no private ponds are 

allowed. The event starts at 6 a.m. Saturday 

and runs through noon Sunday. The format is 

also very conservation minded. 

The adult division pays first- through fourthplace 

for walleye, sauger, saugeye and longest 

fish. Also, the single-longest large- or smallmouth 

bass and catfish (any species). To take 

home the gold in the bluegill division, judges 

measure the longest total of five fish, measured 

head to tail. The same five-fish total also will 

include a separate division for perch and crappie 

combined. 

In the youth division, there are two categories: 

single-longest catfish (any species), and measured 

total inches of up to five panfish, including 

perch, crappie, bluegill (may be a mixed bag). 

Children ages 4 to 12 fish free. The $20 adult 

fishing fee includes a meal and festivities; nonfishing 

guests are $5 each. Included in the registration 

fee are food, music by All About You 

Mobile Music and some great door prizes. 

The meal starts at 1 p.m. Sunday; an awards 

ceremony follows at 3 p.m. Door prizes will be 

drawn hourly while participants fish. All festivities 

will be held at Rollette Oil, located at 1451 

Madison Road, Beloit. Register at the same location 

by Aug. 27. 

Also on hand will be representatives from 

Rock Valley Anglers and the Blackhawk Musky 

Club, as well as the state Department of 

Natural Resources, who has a number to call to 

check if your fish is a winner or if you can 

release it on the water. Hope to see you there. 

**** 

The Stateline Friends of NRA will host its 

11th annual banquet Aug. 22 at the Pontiac 

Convention Center, located at 2809 N. Pontiac 

Drive, Janesville. For more information, or to 

purchase tickets, call Jim at (815) 988-2701, Bill 

at (608) 728-0892, Pattie at (815) 608-5019, 

Kellie at (815) 985-4165 or Tom at (608) 931- 

1405. 

**** 

On the Lake Michigan, shoreline anglers are 

taking Chinooks and brown trout off McKinley 

pier, with alewives fished off bottom. In Racine, 

Chinooks and rainbow trout are taking alewives 

and spawn sacs off the piers. In Kenosha, shore 

anglers are taking some browns and perch. The 

perch are hitting small minnows. 

The Wild Goose says: Recently a female 

angler contacted me because she wants to 

pickle a recently caught northern pike. We 

know there are many fine recipes but 

here’s our favorite: 

Cut meat into 1/2-inch squares and place 

into a glass bowl or crock pot. Add 5/8 cup 

kosher or canning salt per quart of fish. 

Top with white vinegar; cover and stir for 

three to five days. Pour off the brine and 

rinse under cold running water. Mix 2 cups 

sugar, 1 quart white vinegar, 1 quart white 

port wine and 1/3 cup pickling spices. 

Bring mixture to a simmer, then let it cool. 

Place fish in jars, alternating layers with 

onions. Pour in spiced liquid, cover and 

refrigerate for a week. Makes 3 quarts. 

Enjoy. 

Write Jim Cheadle at 4108 W. Spring Creek, 

Beloit WI 53511. Call him at (608) 365-5280. Email 

him at jcheadle@inwave.com.


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BELOIT — From 10 

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Saturday during the 

Beloit Farmers 

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Wuthrich brings his 

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teaching to the Beloit 

Fine Arts Incubator. 

Children ages 8 to 

10 can participate in 

an artmaking session 

while their parents 

shop at the farmers 

market. No registration 

required. For 

more information, call 

(608) 313-9083. 

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Tickets $5.00 • Children ages 8 & under is free 

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children 9-12 years of age is $3 

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Thursday - Sunday, August 28, September 1-2 

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Friday - Sunday, September 5-7 • Leland Park 

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Roscoe Lions Clubs, Roscoe fall festival will feature rides, games, 

food, live music, bingo and more! 

Come out and support your community. 

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Friday - Sunday, September 19-21 • Monroe, WI 

Cheese Days, where Old World tradition has generated an 

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demonstrations, live music, Swiss cuisine, a cow milking contest, 

parades and numerous events. Make the date and come join the fun! 

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Smoke Free Illinois violations cited 

in the Stateline area 

ROCKFORD — Three taverns in 

the Stateline area were cited in 

late July for violating the 2008 

Smoke-Free Illinois Act. 

Attitudes Bar and Grill, at 10124 

North 2nd Street in Machesney 

Park, Macktown Lounge, at 1339 

Dearborn Ave. in Roscoe and the 

New Mill Tap, 6935 11th Street in 

Rockford received letters from the 

Winnebago County Health 

Department, citing them for the 

smoking violations and issuing a 

$250 fine. 

Teams from the Winnebago 

County Health Department, in 

partnership with officers from the 

Winnebago County Sheriff’s 

Department, cited the taverns after 

receiving numerous complaints 

that smoking was being allowed in 

the establishments. 

“We continue to congratulate the 

thousands of Winnebago County 

businesses for their voluntary compliance,” 

said Larry Didier, 

Winnebago County Health 

Department tobacco programs coordinator. 

The Health Department will continue 

to conduct compliance checks, 

as needed, throughout the county, 

including evenings and weekends. 

“Since the enactment of the 

Smoke-Free Illinois Act on Jan. 1, 

2008, Winnebago County has seen 

a number of complaints filed, but 

generally has had solid compliance 

in the business community,” Didier 

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GWRAA COLLECTS TOYS FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT 

PHOTO COURTESY OF GWRRA 

Jan Williams, right, and other representatives of the local chapter of the Gold Wing Road Riders 

Association, present stuffed animals to the Clinton Fire Department EMS team. The new stuffed animals 

will be used to comfort accident victims on the scene of emergencies. “Our group of riders 

enjoyed helping with this project,” Williams said of the donation. “Accident victims young and old 

seem to really appreciate these little stuffed animals during a tragic time.” For more information 

about the GWRRA, call (815) 979-2891 or visit www.gwrra-wia.org. 

Closure of U.S. 14/Wisconsin 

Highway 11 begins Monday 

Road will be closed between County O and State Highway 89 


STAFF WRITER 

JANESVILLE — As reconstruction activities 

wrap up on East Racine Street between Wright 

Road and U.S. Highway 14, Wisconsin 

Department of Transportation officials are 

preparing for an even bigger project. 

U.S. 14/Wisconsin Highway 11 between 

County Highway O in Janesville and State 

Highway 89 in Walworth County will be closed 

Monday through early October. 

During the project, workers will mill more 

than 10 miles of the existing road and lay new 

pavement. The road will be closed to traffic 

throughout the project; a marked detour will 

take drivers south on Interstate 39/90 to I-43 

near Beloit. 

Officials expect locals to find other alternate 

routes. 

“It probably will increase the traffic on (highways) 

A and MM,” said project leader Lance 

Wagner of R.H. Batterman & Co. in Beloit. 

The increase could cause additional wear 

and tear on the county roads, he said, although 

he anticipates that heavy truck traffic will stay 

on the interstate. 

For the owners and employees of HHFFR- 

RRGGH Inn, the end of construction on East 

Racine Street is a welcome sight. 

“They were doing so much work right in the 

intersection that people were just pretty confused 

about how to get here,” said Darlene 

Cunningham, the restaurant’s general manager. 

The business closed its doors for remodeling 

during most of July. 

“(The construction) helped us along in that 

CONSTRUCTION ONSTRUCTION AHEAD 

Among the construction projects still scheduled for 

the area this summer: 

■ North Wright Road, between East Milwaukee Street 

and Midvale Drive: Resurfacing is expected to be complete 

by Aug. 15. One lane will remain open in each direction 

throughout the project. 

■ Austin Road: Resurfacing is expected to last until 

Wednesday. The road is closed from Mineral Point Road to 

County Highway A. 

decision,” Cunningham said. “We had been 

thinking about remodeling, 

and since the 

opportunity presented 

itself, we decided to 

act on it.” 

When it reopens 

Monday, HHFFR- 

RRGGH will be a nonsmoking 

facility. A new 

outdoor patio will 

accommodate smokers. 

Though much of the 

restaurant’s business 

comes from interstate 

travelers, Cunningham 

isn’t sure what effect 

the Highway 11/14 

project will have. 

“I really haven’t 

thought about that,” 

she said. “We’re just 

trying to get through 

this.” 

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DANCIN AT HARRY’S PLACE – August 4 

Harry Moore Pavilion, Riverside Park, Beloit, WI. 

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ART - NEW COURT THEATRE - August 7-10 

Kresge Theatre at Beloit College in the Neese 

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Beloit WI. How much would you pay for a white 

painting? Would it matter who the painter was? 

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MUSIC AT HARRY’S PLACE – August 8 

Harry Moore Pavilion, Riverside Park, Beloit, 

WI. Come out and enjoy Music at Harry’s Place 

throughout the summer, featuring Professor 

John. Vendors at 5pm and music starts at 7pm. 

FRIDAYS IN THE PARK – August 8 

First National Bank Plaza, 345 E. 

Grand Ave., Beloit, WI. Live music by 

Harlen Jefferson Trio. Enjoy a picnic 

lunch prepared by Domenicos for $6. 

For information, contact Downtown 

Beloit Association at 608-365-0150. 

FARMERS MARKET – 

August 9 

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MOVIES AT HARRY’S PLACE – 

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6:00-8:00pm – Boat Rides, Food, 

Rotary Turtle Races, Lagoon 

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8:30-10:30pm – Free Movie shown 

on 50’ inflatable screen, 

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MADISON — Rep. Tammy Baldwin, 

D-Madison, introduced the Nurses' 

Higher Education and Loan Repayment 

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R-Iowa. 

The act is meant to address what the 

representatives see as the root cause of 

the nationwide shortage of registered 

nurses: a growing faculty shortage at 

United States nursing schools. 

It is estimated that the nation currently 

faces a shortage of more than 

200,000 registered nurses, a number 

that is projected to grow to more than 

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“America's growing nursing crisis 

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of nurses is hitting our nation at a 

time when the population is aging and 

in need of more medical care. And, none 

of this bodes well for those of us who 

live in heavily rural states like Iowa 

and Wisconsin.” 

Baldwin agrees. 

“Nurses are essential partners in our 

health care delivery system,” she said. 

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“We cannot train and retain skilled 

nurses without first ensuring sufficient 

numbers of qualified nursing instructors. 

This legislation offers a long-term 

solution to that problem.” 

The nursing shortage does not seem 

to be the result of lack of people interested 

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Exacerbating the crisis 

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nurse faculty 

members, as much as 

70 percent in some 

schools, are approaching 

retirement age 

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The Latham- 

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who earn a graduate 

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not currently available 

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attained, and 

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obtaining an advanced 

degree at a public institution. 

For those nurses 

with advanced 

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educational debt, and 

the opportunity to earn 

higher salaries in practice, 

loan repayment 

provides a viable incentive 

to choose a career 

in education. 

Latham, the lead 

sponsor, developed the 

legislation over the 

past year with the 

input of nursing and 

health care professionals 

and organizations 

through a number of 

listening sessions and 

visits to Iowa hospitals 

and nursing schools. 

Baldwin is committed 

to quality health 

care for all Americans, 

which hinges on the 

contributions of nurses 

and nurse faculty. She 

has worked with health 

care groups in 

Wisconsin and across 

the nation to craft solutions 

to address the 

challenges of bolstering 

a fully trained nurse 

workforce. 

The legislation has 

been endorsed by 44 

nursing organizations 

in the United States, 

including the American 

Nurses Association, the 

American Association 

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would like publicized? Send your 

calendar submission by 9 a.m. on 

Friday for inclusion in Wednesday’s 

edition or by 9 a.m. on Wednesday 

for inclusion in Sunday’s edition. 

Send your item to Calendar CSI, 

1555 Willowbrook Road, Beloit, WI 

53511 or e-mail it to 

lvollbrecht@statelinenews.com. 

Mondays: 

Traffic Jam classic car show, 

every Monday through Sept. 1, 

6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Prairie 

Post Center, 2750 Prairie Ave., 

next to Shopko. For more information 

call (608) 751-9738. 

Stateline Singles bowling, 

every Monday, 6 p.m. at 

Diamond Lanes, Cranston Road, 

Beloit. All singles 55 and over 

are invited. For information call 

(608) 365-7073 or (608) 365- 

6197. 

Bunco games, first Monday 

of the month, Grinnell Hall, 631 

Bluff St., Beloit. 1 p.m., for those 

55 and older. Call (608) 364-2875 

for more information. 

Beloit Senior Center Bridge 

Game, every Monday, Grinnell 

Hall, 631 Bluff St., Beloit. 9 a.m., 

9:45 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. (608) 

364-2875 

Young at Heart senior social 

group, every Monday, 10:30 

a.m. in Rockford. For ages 55 and 

up. call (815) 742-6779 for location. 

Goldenaires Chorus practice, 

every Monday, Grinnell 

Hall, 631 Bluff St., Beloit. 10 a.m. 

to 11:30 a.m. For singers 55 and 

older. (608) 365-5463 or (815) 

624-7288 

Drop-In Storytimes, every 

Monday, Rockton Centre Branch, 

3112 N. Rockton Ave., Rockton. 

10:15 a.m. to 11 a.m. For kids 3 

to 12. (815) 965-7606, press 1. 

Senior Pinochle Game, every 

Monday, Grinnell Hall, 631 Bluff 

St., Beloit. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. (608) 

364-2875 

Tiny Tots Playgroup, every 

Monday, Beloit Family Resource 

Center, 1221 Henry, Beloit. 9:30 

a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Ages 1 to 3. 

Free. (608) 313-9253 

Emotions Anonymous, every 

Monday, St. Paul’s Episcopal 

Church, 212 W. Grand Ave., 

Beloit. 8 p.m. Enter through backdoor. 

Call John (608) 362-4643 or 

Bonnie at (608) 362-7281. 

Badger Chordhawks’ Chorus 

rehearsal, every Monday, the 

Gathering Place, 715 Campus 

St., Milton. 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. 

Men’s chorus. (608) 755-1290 

Story Time, every Monday, 

NSLD/Roscoe, 5562 Clayton 

Circle, Roscoe. 6:30 p.m. Ages 3 

to 5. (815) 623-6266, www.northsuburbanlibrary.org 

Turtle Parks Committee 

meeting, every third Monday, 

Community Center, 6916 S. 

County Road J, Beloit. 7 p.m. 

(608) 362-0655 

Tuesdays: 

Sprigs and sprouts, every 

Tuesday, 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. June 

17-Aug. 5 at Merrill Park 

Community Garden, on the corner 

of Fifth and Merrill streets, 

Beloit. A gardening, food and 

nature club for children age 6 

through 11. Call (608) 289-8500 

or e-mail 

merillgarden@yahoo.com for 

more information. 

Harvest Hour, every Tuesday, 

4 p.m. to 5 p.m. June 17-Sept. 9 

at Merrill Park Community 

Garden, on the corner of Fifth 

and Merrill streets, Beloit. 

CALENDAR 

Community members can harvest 

the garden’s produce. Call (608) 

289-8500 or e-mail merillgarden@yahoo.com 


Women’s golf, every 

Tuesday, Krueger Women’s 

League 8 a.m. at Krueger-Haskell 

Golf Course, 1611 Hackett St., 

Beloit. For information call (608) 

362-4109. 

Beloit Stateline Golden K 

Kiwanis Club meeting, every 

Tuesday, Our Savior’s Lutheran 

Church, 749 Bluff St., Beloit. 9 

a.m. Contact Marcia Lee (608) 

362-7826 

Open AA meeting, every 

Tuesday, The Banyan Tree, 550 

E. Grand Ave., Beloit. Noon to 1 

p.m. (608) 361-1358 

Kiwanis Club Greater Beloit 

meeting, every Tuesday, 

Sophia’s Restaurant, 3201 S. 

Riverside Dr., Beloit. 6 p.m. (608) 

365-6423 

Beginning line dancing, 

every Tuesday, Grinnell Hall, 631 

Bluff St., Beloit. 9 a.m. to 9:30 

a.m. (608) 364-2875. 

Senior Cribbage Game, 

every Tuesday, Grinnell Hall, 631 

Bluff St., Beloit. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. 

(608) 364-2875 

Tuesdays Tots Playgroup, 

every Tuesday, Beloit Family 

Resource Center, 1221 Henry, 

Beloit. 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. 

Ages 1 to 3. (608) 313-9253 

Senior Bingo, every Tuesday, 

Merrill Community Center, 1428 

Wisconsin Ave., Beloit. 50 years 

and up. 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (608) 

365-1488 

Stateline Harmony Chorus of 

Sweet Adelines International 

Meeting, every Tuesday, Rock 

County Health Care Center, 

Janesville. 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. 

Please contact Peggy (608)-755- 

1063 or Carol (815) 389-1756. 

TOPS (Take Off Pounds 

Sensibly) Meeting, every 

Tuesday, First United Methodist 

Church, 511 Public Ave., Beloit. 

11:30 a.m. weigh-in, 1 p.m. meeting. 

Mary Lou (608) 368-0391 

Ready, Set, Grow Playgroup, 

every Tuesday, Beloit Family 

Resource Center, 1221 Henry 

Ave., Beloit. 11 a.m. to noon. 

Ages 3 to 5. Free. (608) 313-9253 

Beloit Breakfast Optimist 

Club meeting, every Tuesday, 

7 a.m. at Road Dawg Restaurant 

(formerly Country Kitchen), 2956 

Milwaukee Rd. Beloit. 

Contact Don or Irma Murphy at 


Fairbanks Flats revitalization 

meeting, every third Tuesday, 

6:30 p.m. at the Steelworkers 

Union Hall, 1620 Shore Drive, 

Beloit. 

Community movie night, 

every third Tuesday, The Lenan 

Learning Center, 4109 Capitol 

Circle, Janesville. Free. Call (608) 

752-1601, ext. 360. 

“Art,” Aug. 1-2, 8 p.m. New 

Court Theatre production in the 

Kresge Theatre, located on 

Bushnell Street on the Beloit 

College campus. For tickets and 

information, call (608) 363-2755. 

Aug. 2-3: 

Rock on the Rock, Aug. 2-3, 

10 a.m. to 10 p.m., Jones Pavilion 

in Riverside Park, Beloit. Call 

(608) 365-0365 or visit www.overflowingcup.org 


Celebrate Beloit! street 

dance and festival in downtown 

Beloit, Aug. 2-3. 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

sidewalk sale and 8 a.m. to 1 

p.m. farmer’s market on Aug. 2; 

10 a.m. Beloit Lions mini grand 

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From the left, Big Brother Rodney Meiller, with Little Brother Brody, and Big Brothers Big Sisters 

Executive Director Nancy Mignon, prepare to present golf sponsors Mark Stinebrink and Mary 

Stinebrink with a autographed frame for their 16 years of partnership. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rock, 

Walworth and Jefferson counties and the Stinebrink’s Pick n’ Save stores of Lake Geneva and Delavan 

partnered for their 16th annual Golf for Kids Playday on July 17. Beautiful weather and 164 golfers contributed 

to another great year in raising almost $26,000 for the BBBS youth mentoring programs. For 

information on how you can contribute or volunteer with BBBS, call (888) 904-KIDS. Volunteers are needed 

in their mentoring programs, as well as the Lunch Buddies program. 

prix races Aug. 3. 

BMHS class of 1988 reunion, 

Aug. 2-3. For more information, 

e-mail 

reunion1988@hotmail.com, or 

visit www.bhms88.com or 

www.myspace.com/bmhs88. 

Aug. 2: 

Rummage and bake sale 

fundraiser for the Hailey Rath 

Memorial Event, Aug. 2, 8 a.m. 

to noon at 500 E. Grand Ave. For 

more information, visit www.haileyrath5k.org. 

Car and cycle weekend, Aug. 

2-3 at Central Christian Church, 

2460 Milwaukee Road, Beloit. 

Family activities from 5 p.m. to 

9:30 p.m. Aug. 2, registration from 

8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and activities 

from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 3. 

Prizes will be awarded Aug. 3 in a 

competitive show of cars, motorcycles 

and trucks. For more information 

or to register, call (608) 

362-7663, or visit www.centralwired.com. 

Rock County 

Conservationists tour of Fair 

Meadows State Natural Area, 

Aug. 2, 9 a.m. to noon. Meet at 

the Milton Burger King parking lot 

at 8:45 a.m. For more information, 

call (608) 365-2609. 

Beloit Catholic High School 

all-class reunion, Aug. 2, 10 

a.m. golf outing at Blackhawk 

Golf Course, Janesville, 6 p.m. 

Beloit Snappers deck party. To 

request information and registration 

form, 

bchalumni@yahoo.com. 

“Art,” Aug. 2, 8 p.m. New 






Aug. 3: 

Jack Farina’s Big Band 

dance, Aug. 3, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 

the Marine Corps. League, 3807 

S. Riverside Drive, Beloit. 

Donation at the door. 

Aug. 4: 

“Breaking Dawn” book celebration, 

Aug. 4, 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 

p.m. at Beloit Public Library, 409 

Pleasant St. For teens 12 to 18. 

Registration required; call (608) 

364-2905 to register. 

Aug. 4-10: 

Kids Music & Drama Kamp, 

Aug. 4-10, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at 

Hope Free Church in Roscoe. For 

kids entering third- through seventh-grades. 

To register, call 

(815) 623-6545. 

Aug. 4-8: 

Cheer camp, Aug. 4-8, 9 a.m. 

to 11:30 a.m. at Harlem 

Community Center in Machesney 

Park. For girls age 5 to 14. Preregister 

by calling (815) 885- 

4862. 

Rainforest Adventure, Aug. 

4-8, 5:30 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. vacation 

bible school at Second 

Congregational Church, Beloit. 

For ages 3 through 11. To register, 

call the church office at (608) 

362-6857. 

Armor of God, Aug. 4-8, 9 

a.m. to 11:30 a.m. vacation bible 

school at Grace Bible Church, 

1928 Colony Court, Beloit. Kids 

going into first- through sixthgrade 

welcome. For more information 

call (608) 365-5126; transportation 

available by calling 

(608) 365-9136. 

Aug. 4: 

English as a second language, 

Aug. 4, 10 a.m. to 11:30 

a.m. and 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 

Clinton Public Library, 214 Mill St. 

Call (608) 676-5569 for more 

information and to register. 

Dancin’ at Harry’s Place, 

Aug. 4, 7 p.m. two-step lessons, 

8 p.m. open dance at the Harry C. 

Moore Pavilion, Riverside Park, 

1240 Riverside Drive, Beloit. For 

more information call (608) 362- 

0964 or visit www.friendsofriverfront.com. 

Aug. 5: 

Beloit Corp. Breakfast Club, 

Aug. 5, 8 a.m. at Cafe Belwah, 

500 Pleasant St., Beloit. For more 


National Night Out 2008, 

Aug.5, in Beloit. 

Aug. 7: 

English as a second language, 

Aug. 7, 10 a.m. to 11:30 

a.m. and 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 

Clinton Public Library, 214 Mill St. 

Call (608) 676-5569 for more 

information and to register. 

Stateline Singles dinner, 

August 7, 5:45 p.m. at Marin 

Corps League in Beloit. Contact 

(608) 365-7073 or (608) 365- 

6197 or gamma19@aol.com for 

more information. 

Rock River Valley Carvers of 

Wisconsin, Aug. 7, 7 p.m. at 69 

S. Water St., Janesville. Call 


“Art,” Aug. 7, 7:30 p.m. New 






Aug. 8-9: 

“Art,” Aug. 8-9, 8 p.m. New 






Aug. 8: 

BMHS class of ’78 reunion, 

Aug. 8, 6 p.m. casual get-together 

at Riverside Park during Music 

at Harry’s Place. For more information, 

call (608) 207-0577 or 

visit 

http://www.freewebs.com/beloit19 

78/index.htm. 

Aug. 9: 

Clinton Fire Department 

pork roast dinner, Aug. 9, at the 

Clinton Fire Station. For more 


Movies at Harry’s Place, 

Aug. 9, 6 p.m. boat rides and 

activities, 8 p.m. outdoor movie. 

Harry C. Moore Pavilion, 

Riverside Park, Beloit. Call (608) 

362-0964 for more information. 

Dinner and a Movie, Aug. 9, 

5:30 p.m. at B’nai Abrahim 

Synagogue, 2400 Oxford Lane, 

Beloit. Make reservations by Aug. 

5 by sending a check payable to 

B’nai Abraham to: B’nai Abraham, 

2400 Oxford Lane, Beloit, WI 

53511. For information on prices, 

call (608) 364-4916, e-mail synagogue@charter.net 

or visit 

www.beloitbnaiabraham.org. 

Brat fry, Aug. 9, 8:30 a.m. to 

5:30 p.m. at Wal-Mart, 4781 E. 

Rockton Road, Roscoe.

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Place it: your ad by phone 

for Beloit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 608-365-1663 

for Northern Illinois . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 815-389-2722 

Fax it: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 608-365-7045 

81448 

10,000 BTU Air conditioner 

$80. 608-751-4701 

1967 GAS HARLEY 

DAVIDSON golf cart, custom 

4 seater, custom color 

& canopy, $1,500 OBO. 

262-723-6527 

A NEW COMPUTER 

NOW! 

Brand Name 

Bad or NO credit- 

No Problem 

Smallest weekly 

payments available. 

Call NOW 

1-800-640-0656 

BED: New queen pillowtop 

mattress set, $145. 262- 

903-1083 

Two Auction facilities to serve you better – 

Beloit & Avalon. Accepting your consignments 

of quality household goods, antiques, 

collectibles, tools, & equipment. Call 364-1965. 

If you are interested 

in a route, 

Call our Circulation Department today! 

(608) 365-1663 (Beloit) 

(815) 389-2722 (Northern IL) 

A PUBLICATION 

72027 

ESTATE SALE – 1119 HARRISON AVE., BELOIT, WI 53511 

T UESDAY , A UG . 5 TH – 9 AM - 4 PM 

W EDNESDAY , A UG . 6 TH – 9 AM - 4 PM 

T HURSDAY , A UG . 7 TH – 9 AM - 1 PM 

Furniture : Twin beds with box spring and mattress, bedroom set 

with full size bed, box spring and mattress, matching night stand, 

chest with mirror and chest on chest, large dining room table with 

five chairs and one arm chair, buffet, tables, lamps, small wooden 

chair, foot stool. 

Wicker Furniture : Rocker, two chairs with ottomans, fern stand 

and two tables. 

MISCELLANEOUS : Microwaves, TV’s, books, records, games, 

Pabst Blue Ribbon lighted sign, luggage, misc. kitchen items, 

curtains, linens, small stereo with stand and speaker. 

GARAGE : Royal Crown cooler, gas mowers, push mower, lawn 

furniture, 6 foot glider, golf clubs, old console radios, gas blower, 24 

foot aluminum extension ladder, Keystone kerosene heater, small 

wood lathe, electric 1/2 inch drill, hammer drill, 6 foot level, 4 foot 

level, 3 foot level, planers, circular saw and sander, handsaws, 

carpenter hand tools, hammers, bumper pool table, upright freezer, 

large window fan, barbecue grill, fire pit, 6 foot toboggan, sled, 

wood barrel, lanterns and numerous other items. 

ST. THOMAS HOUSE SALES ASSOCIATION 

Not Responsible for Accidents – All Sales Final 

Arrange Own Transportation 

71854 

For routes in: 

Beloit, South Beloit, Clinton, Orfordville, 

call Terry at 608-365-1663. 


Loves Park, Machesney Park, Rockford, or 

driving route in Rockton and Roscoe, 

call Terry at 815-389-2722. 


Rockton City, call Joan at 815-624-7935. 81445 


Reach over 368,381 verified readers in Walworth and Rock Counties in 

Wisconsin and Winnebago County in Illinois. That’s more readers than The 

Jotter, Beloit Daily News and the Janesville Gazette, combined! 

AUTOMOTIVE/WATERCRAFT 

Th ree lines, all markets, up to 30 days . . . . $23.00 

Additional line rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.85 



Regular line rate, three lines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.80 

Additional line rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.85 

Rummage Sale rate *private party only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13.75 

Business Rate, 3 lines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9.55 

Pre-payment Required for all Classified Ads 

Additional line rate $1.85 

All classified ads cancelled prior to expiration date; $10.00 and under will be credited to 

your account for future advertising. Rates subject to change without prior notice. 

CUSTOMER MUST REQUEST SPECIALS 

A NEW COMPUTER 

NOW! 

Brand Name 

Bad or NO credit- 

No Problem 

Smallest weekly 

payments available. 

Call NOW 

800-804-5010 

BUY, SELL, TRADE 

car audio: sub boxes, 

speakers, decks, amps 

and more. BIG ED'S 

608-752-7969 

BUYING ELECTRIC 

game systems & 

band equipment. 

BIG ED'S 

608-752-7969 

Email: classifieds@communityshoppers.com 

New & Used Appliances 

New scratch & dent save 

30-50%. We have it all! 

Wahl’s Appliances 

608-754-7438 or 

608-365-4920 69984 


Mail it: Stateline Shopping News, 1555 Willowbrook Road, Beloit, WI 53511 

Stop in: 1555 Willowbrook Road, Beloit 

COMPUTER, Internet 

ready, works great. Includes 

monitor, keyboard, 

mouse & CD rom. Come 

try it, $95. 262-473-2708 

DINING ROOM SET, cherry, 

3 pedestal table that 

folds to a small drop-leaf 

table, 4 extra leaves plus 

pads, 4 chairs, matching 

2-piece china cabinet. 

Also 2 arm chairs, not 

matching. $800 OBO. 262- 

275-6615 

DIRECTV FREE 

4 Room System! 

All 265+ channels! 

FREE 4 months! 

Includes Movie Channels! 

95 HD Channels! 

Ends soon, ask how! 

Packages start $29.99! 

FREE DVR/HD! 

1-800-973-9044 

DIRECTV Satellite Television, 

FREE equipment 

FREE 4 room installation, 

FREE HD or DVR 

Receiver upgrade. Packages 

from $29.99/mo. Call 

Direct Sat TV for details 

1-800-380-8939 

DJ EQUIPMENT for sale, 

speakers, amps, mixers. 

For more information call 

608-728-2253 

DOWNRIGGERS Riviera. 

Manual-2 short & 2 long 

arm. 8 stainless pole holders. 

13 weights-8 & 10 lb. 

All $550. 608-361-1387 

ENTERTAINMENT 

CENTER, holds stereo & 

TV, glass doors $50 OBO. 

815-623-5945 

FREE DIRECTV 

4 Room System! 

All 265+ channels! FREE 

4 months! Includes movie 

channels! 

95 HD channels! Ends 

Soon, Ask How! 

Packages start $29.99! 

FREE DVR/HD! 

1-800-620-0058 

GET A NEW COMPUTER 

Brand name laptops & 

desktops. Bad or NO credit 

– No problem smallest 

weekly payments available. 

Its yours NOW 

1-800-932-3721 

Casey’s 

Sewing Center 

We sell Janome 

Sewing Machines 

Repair All Makes 

Scissor Sharpening 

including 

Sewing Shears 

& Beauty Shears 

2240 Prairie Ave. 

North Gate Plaza 

Beloit 

Toll Free 1-888-285-4135 

72539 

FRENCH Provincial bedroom 

set includes double 

canopy bed, triple dresser 

with mirror, chest of drawers, 

desk, excellent condition 

$50 each piece, treadmill, 

large bouncing horse, 

Little Tikes kitchen & BBQ 

set, solid wood bunkbeds 

with mattresses, metal 

bunk-twin top, double futon 

lower, Ikea wardrobe, 

wall furnace.815-623-2051 

GO KART, Sugar River 

ready. Like new 2001 

Coyote with 6.5 Honda, includes 

stand, gears & 

misc parts $1,500 OBO. 

608-728-2253 

Hot Tub: New 6 person, 

lounger, waterfall, $2,950. 

262-903-1083 

LIONEL TRAIN SET, 

oak coffee table, dry sink, 

Redlin prints, 

815-389-9873, 

m7mtwns@charter.net 

MAYTAG WASHER & gas 

dryer, 6 months old, $250 

each. 608-290-7471 

NEW PRIDE LIFT 

CHAIRS $599. 

Orfordville New & Used 

608-879-2426 

NEW RONA 24 BASIC 

stainless steel barbeque 

grill, never used. Raising 

funds to go on medical 

mission trip. 608-295-2030 

PILLOWTOP MATTRESS, 

king $245, full $125 new. 

262-903-1083 

Reach over 30 million 

homes with one buy. 

Advertise in NANI for only 

$2,795 per week! 

For information, visit 

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REMINGTON Gamemaster 

Model 760 carbine 

pump with scope 30-06 

$395, Glenfield Model 30A 

lever action 30-30 with 

scope $195, Vintage 

Stevens Model 258A bolt 

action 20 gauge $95, 

Ariens Tecumseh 5 hp 

snowblower with electric 

start $150. 608-365-9600 

SMOKE CHEF SC-200- 

SM, smoker, bar-b-que 

oven, convection oven, 

roasting oven, all in one 

unit. Originally $3,500. 

Selling for $1,700 OBO. 

Alice 847-202-0755 

SOLID CHERRY drop leaf 

table with extra leaf, seats 

10, $450. 608-365-9153 

STAIRLIFT by Cheney, 

straight run, excellent condition 

$395. 414-698-5603 

STATELINE NEWS 

1555 Willowbrook Road 

Beloit, WI 

608-365-1663 or 

815-389-2722 

HOURS: 

MONDAY-FRIDAY 8-5 

SATURDAY 8-Noon 

CLOSED SUNDAY 

WANTED: Rock for landscaping, 

bowling ball size 

& bigger. We will pick up. 

Call 815-389-2510 

We buy, sell & trade guns. 

Beloit Sport Center, 557 E. 

Grand. 608-365-6952 


TRANSPORTATION 

PHOTO ADS 

Includes: Auto, cycle, boat, recreational, etc . 

Three lines and photo, all markets, 

up to 30 days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $45.65 

Additional line rate . . . . . . . . . $1.85 1998 FORD Windstar GL, 

You may e-mail your photo to 

3.8, V6, auto., ABS. 

classifieds@communityshoppers.com, bring in (XXX) XXX-XXXX. 

your own photo, or CSI can take one for you. 



Limit 1 item per month per customer for all proven results specials. 

All Classified ads go on our Website FREE! 

*Ask your AD-visor about BOLD type. 

SUMMER CLEARANCE 

Up to 70% Off! Woodworker 

s Depot, Midwest s 

Largest,M-F 8-6, Sat 8-4. 

Oneida St off 41/right @ 

Subway 2965 Ramada 

Way, Green Bay 800-891- 

9003 (wcan) 

To Place Your Classified 

Ad. Call the CSI Classified 

Department at: 

608-365-1663 or 

815-389-2722 

Fax 608-365-7045 

Deadline for the 

Wednesday 

Stateline News is 

Monday at noon, effective 

August 14 th , the deadline 

for the Sunday paper is at 

NOON 

or visit us online 

www.community 

shoppers.com 

WINDOWS, DOORS, 

CABINETS & FLORING 

Priced to sell. Odd lots & 

discontinued items. 

Annual Truck Load Sales 

Amwood Homes 

Hwy 14 E-Janesville 

1½ miles east of I-90 

Starting August 9 th 

8 am – 5 pm daily 

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notes & cash flows. 

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19th Annual TRUCK-N- 

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Foreclosures and Bank repos! 

Buy from $10K! Payments 

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listings & Free info 

800-508-8178 ext. 1276 

81449 

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*Computers, *Criminal 

Justice. Job placement assistance. 

Computer available. 

Financial aid if qualified. 

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DIET PILLS 

Maximum prescription 

strength Phentromine, 

37.5mg, blue and white 

capsules, 60 count, 

$77.95. No Prescription 

needed. Free Shipping! 

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GOVERNMENT JOBS 

Earn $12-$48/hour. Full 

Benefits, Paid Training, 

Admin/Clerical, Accounting/Finance, 

Security, 

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FT/PT. 1-800-320-9353 

Ext 2514 (wcan) 

HIGH SCHOOL DIPLO- 

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Brochure. Call NOW! 

1-800-532-6546. Ext 412 

www.continental 

academy.com 

MEMORY FOAM THERA- 

PEUTIC NASA VISCO 

MATTRESSES WHOLE- 

SALE! T-$299, 

F-$349, Q-$399, K-$499, 

ADJUSTABLES-$799. 

FREE DELIVERY 25 

YEAR WARRANTY. 60 

NIGHT TRIAL 1-800-AT 

SLEEP, 1-800-287-5337 

WWW.MATTRESSDR.COM 

MORTGAGES Need 

cash? Rates too high? 

ARM adjusting? Purchase 

Money? All credit scores 

welcome! 

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(wcan) 

ONLINE PHARMACY 

Buy Soma Ultram 

Fioricet Prozac Buspar, 

90 quantity $51.99 

180 quantity $84.99. 

PRICE INCLUDES PRE- 

SCRIPTION! We will 

match any competitor's 

price! 

1-866-450-1176 

PhoneMedication.com 

STEEL BUILDINGS: 5 

Only; 25x36, 30x38, 

40x62, 45x86, 80x150. 

Must Move Now! Will Sell 

for Balance Owed! Free 

Delivery! 1-800-462-7930 

x67 (wcan) 

TOO MANY BILLS? 

Pay off your debts up to 

50-80% off. One low affordable 

monthly payment. 

98% Approval Rate. 

1-866-608-BILL (2455) 

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Warm winter specials at 

Florida's Best Beach-New 

Smyrna Beach. Stay a 

week or longer. Plan a 

beach wedding or a family 

reunion. www.NSBFLA. 

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WCAN and/or THE MEM- 

BER PUBLICATIONS review 

ads to the best of 

their ability. Unfortunately, 

many unscrupulous people 

are waiting to take 

your money! Please be 

cautious when answering 

ads that sound too good to 

be true. If you have a 

problem with an ad, 

please contact The Department 

of Trade, Agriculture 

& Consumer Protection 

1-800-422-7128 for information, 

or to file a complaint. 

(wcan) 

REWARD of $100 for a 

Siamese cat that was taken 

from Kenwood Ave. 

Cat needs meds-No questions 

asked. 608-201-1368 

Case full of CD disc,called 

Bible Experience. Found 

early July. 815-624-6773 

LADY, 61, would like to 

meet gentleman, 50 to 60 

for companionship & possible 

relationship. Likes 

camping, animals, riding 

motorcycle, rides in country, 

music, books & flowers. 

Send replies to: Blind 

Box 101, c/o Stateline 

News, 1555 Willowbrook 

Rd, Beloit, WI 53511 

FEMALE PIT BULL LAB 

MIX. Call 815-742-9686 

FREE KITTENS, to good 

home. 608-299-8192 

CASH PAID FOR Used 

Dish Network Satellite 

Receivers. (NOT DI- 

RECTV) (NOT Antenna 

Dishes). Highest price 

paid (866) 

642-5181 x1067. Have receiver 

with you when 

you call! 

CROSSBOW 

with arrows 

608-362-3365 

PARKER PENS, parts, 

misc. Rick Conner 

608-752-8926 

WANTED: SCRAP IRON 

& metal, cars, trucks, farm 

machinery & appliances. 

608-290-0226 or 608-365- 

4676, leave message 

WILL buy your junk 

car, van, truck & SUV. 

Top dollar paid for your 

complete vehicle, 

running or not. 

815-914-9310 

CANOPIES, TABLES & 

CHAIRS FOR RENT 

Great for graduations & 

parties. 815-389-3147 

COMMERCIAL: 

$250 MONTH 

Newer 16'x36'x14'H 

insulated & heated, 200 

amp electric, 12'x12' door 

with opener, $250 mo plus 

security. 608-752-6372 

AKC PUPS Basset-Beagle-Cocker-Dachshund- 

Lab-Lhasa-Pomeranian- 

Schipperke-Schnauzer- 

Springer-Weimarener 

TERRIERS:Cairn-Rat- 

Scottie-Westie-Yorkie 

SCHULZ 920-526-3512 

(wcan) 

KITTENS friendly, no 

fleas, dewormed, litter 

trained $20. 262-296-1600 

PENBROKE PUPS for 

adoption, 2 males, 2 females, 

3 sable, 1 tri color, 

females $400, males 

$350. Call 262-903-4550 

between 10 a.m. -1 p.m. 

for an appointment, or web 

site www.honeysucklerose-ranchandkennel.com 

REG. SHIH TZU, 7 wk old 

female, white & buff, first 

shots & wormed. $250. 

815-904-6541 

2008 BAY FRIESIAN 

Sporthorse filly, feminine & 

refined, with gorgeous 

movement, A+ personality, 

handled daily, $2,500. 

608-365-5726 

3 ANGUS cows & calves 

for sale. Wanted: no-till 

grain drill. 815-988-5563 

9 TON GRAIN bin with 

auger $1,400. 608-751- 

1084 

BEAUTIFUL Shetland 

pony mare, 7 years, 

chocolate dapple with 

Palomino filley at side. 

Both have lots of chrome. 

Gentle, $500 pair. 262- 

539-3015 

HAY & STRAW for sale. 

Bob Lang 608-365-5273 

HAY FOR SALE, round 

bales 4x5, net wrapped, 

no rain, 2nd crop alfala, 

608-879-9339 

MC DANIELS 

NEW & USED TACK 

We buy used tack. 11140 

W. State Rd, Hwy 81. 

608-879-9476 

MCCARTHY BALING 

SERVICE 

Custom round baling & 

hay mowing. 

262-745-7258 

Gardner Street Antiques 

462 Gardner St. 

South Beloit 

PARKING LOT SALE 

Sun, Aug, 3, 9-5 

Spectacular Deals 

THE LITTLE RED SHED 

5694 Swanson Rd, 

Roscoe. 

Sweet Corn & Fall Mums 

FLOOR MODELS Baldwin 

$685 carved Upright $588 

AltoSax $285 Trumpet 

$169 Armstrong Flute 

$188 Conn Trombone 

$139 Selmer Clarinet 

$149 Violins:1/2 3/4 $59- 

$99 Carved $185 Cello 

$359 Viola $199 Fender 

Strat $169 Epiphone 

LesPaul $159 

Epiphone/Fender Bass 

@$169 used 

Acoustic/Elec $49-$129 

Peavy Guitar/Bass Amps 

@$59 50+ Drumsets 5pc 

$288 Zyldjian Cymbals TO 

50% OFF JIM LAABS 

MUSIC 800-657-5125 jimlaabsmusic.com 

(wcan) 

THE PIANO WORKS 

Piano Tuning & Repair. 

Will play for weddings, 

funerals, etc. 

815-624-1171 

CHILD CARE in my home, 

reasonable rates, flexible 

hours, large fenced yard. 

Robinson School District, 

rides available. Any age 

welcome. 608-751-2407 

CHILD CARE IN MY 

HOME. Stay at home 

mom with full or part time 

openings. Excellent references 

& rates. 608-363- 

8340 

CHILD CARE in my West 

side home, 23 years of 

experience & references. 

Lots of love! 

608-362-2679 

KERI'S LICENSED 

DAY CARE – Openings 

available, 7 mo-4 yrs, W-2 

accepted, 6am-6pm, Mon- 

Fri. Reliable care & reasonable 

prices, daily activities, 

balanced meals, fun 

outings, healthy environment. 

608-363-3943 or 

608-921-7830 

ROCKTON HOME DAY 

CARE, 16 years experience, 

has one opening, 

full & part time, infant-3 

years old. 815-624-7789 

ROCKTON LICENSED 

Home Day Care 

Full and part time 

Infant-12years. 

Before / after school. 

815-957-0142 

WOULD LIKE to do baby 

sitting in my home or 

yours. Any shift. 608-290- 

8252 

$ ALL CASH CANDY 

ROUTE 

Do you earn $800 in a 

day? 

Your own local candy 

route Includes 30 Machines 

and 

Candy. All for $9,995 

1-888-771-3490 (wcan) 

$8000+ FOR EN- 

VELOPES! Receive $4- 

$6 for every envelope 

stuffed with our sales 

brochures: Guaranteed! 

Postage, supplies furnished. 

Call 1-800-307- 

7131 (wcan) 

1000 

ENVELOPES=$6000 

GUARANTEED! Receive 


stuffed. 24hr Info. 1-800- 

621-3560 code 16 (wcan) 

1000 

ENVELOPES=$7000 

GUARANTEED! Receive 


stuffed with our sales material. 

FREE 24 hour information. 

1-877-262-3537 

(wcan) 

19 PEOPLE WANTED 

$1,200-$4,400 Weekly 

working from home assembling 

information 

packets. No experience 

necessary! Start Immediately! 

FREE information 

24hrs. CALL NOW! 

1-888-222-0833(Dept 75) 

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Mystery Shoppers earn 

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Spectrum St Thousand 

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WEEKLY PAYCHECK 

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our mortgage product 

postcards. References 

available. No advertising 

required. Materials provided. 

No gimmicks. 

1-877-774-9295 

LAWN & GARDEN 

Lawn mower with bagger, 

1 yr old, 6.75 Snapper self 

propelled, 21” cut, $300 

OBO. 698-365-2466 

SNAPPER 8 hp rear tine 

tiller $300. John Deere 

catrt MC519 cart without 

power flow $150. Gilson 

tiller front tine, needs tune 

up $25. Toro chipper 

shredder vac, $400. 608- 

362-5539 leave message 

if not home. 

LAWN & GARDEN 

TREES- 3' TO 20' 

White Pine, Red Pine, 

Cedar, Spruce, Arbs, 

Maple, Oak, Crabs 

$25-$100 

262-594-2182 

AFTON 

STATELINE NEWS 

RUMMAGE SALE 

DEADLINE IS 

MONDAY-12 NOON 

FOR THE WEDNESDAY 

PAPER. PLACE YOUR 

AD EARLY! 

608-365-1663 or 

815-389-2722 

BELOIT EAST 

2629 E. HILL RD, Beloit. 

Sat & Sun, Aug 2 & 3, 

8:30-5. Millionaire shopoholic 

emptied her closets 

into my garage, all name 

brand clothes boys & girls 

size 4T-10, name brand 

adult clothing, Ralph Lauren, 

American Eagle, Gap. 

Etc, lots of household. 

BELOIT WEST 

6111 S COUNTY D, Beloit, 

Sun & Mon, Aug 3 & 

4. Table saws, floors jacks 

& misc tools. 

We accept VISA, 

Discover & 

Mastercard for your 

Classified advertising 

Online 

Classifieds 

www.communityshoppers.com 

JANESVILLE WEST 

7833 N EAGLE RD, 14 

west, 7 miles out of 

Janesville, Wed, Aug 6, 8- 

5. HUGE sale in the country. 

Furniture, antique tables, 

misc household, 

lawn mower, women's 

clothes size 7, 8, 9; children's 

clothes size 6; bedding, 

jewelry, tools, toys, 

pool pump & accessories, 

horse stuff, outdoor wicker 

furniture, plants, too much 

to list. 

LAKE GENEVA 

428 WALWORTH ST, 

Lake Geneva, Thur-Sat, 

Aug 7-9, 9-4. 

Gloria Dei Lutheran 

Church Annual Rummage 

Sale. 100's of books. 

WHITEWATER 

532 W CENTER ST, 

Whitewater. Fri & Sat 

Aug 8 & 9, 8am-4pm. 

INTERESTING ESTATE 

SALE. Old books, furniture, 

linens, kitchenware 

galore, cookbooks, craft 

materials, art, curios & antiques. 

50 yr accumulation. 

ESTATE SALE 

1800 CHIPPEWA TRAIL 

AUG. 7 & 8 • 9-3; AUG. 9 • 9-12 

Mahogany secretary, mahogany 8 pc. 

bedroom set, 2 pc. maple bedroom set, 

spindle bed, mahogany settee, Tea Leaf 

dishes, Autumn Leaf dishes, many misc. 

antique dishes, silverplate flatware, La-Z- 

Boy, misc. chairs, campaign & sport 

buttons, WWII items, 1st day cover stamps, 

Bose radio, classical DVDs, oak commode, 

linens, kitchen items, Omega watch, 

watches, tools, office items, dolls, 

collectible purses, collectible hats and 

boxes, records, garage items. 55116 

(608) 362-1110, 626 W. Millar Dr., Beloit, WI 

Bill Bue, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #629 

HOUSEHOLD & COLLECTIBLES 

AUCTION 

Tuesday, August 5 th Start 5:00 PM 

Tuesday’s sale will include the following household and 

collectibles, TV sets, end tables, dressers, tables, OUTSTANDING 

CHIP CARVED SOLID OAK DOVETAILED 4 POSTER BED, 

DRESSER AND CHIFEROBE – (see website), over 120 sq. ft. of 

engineered oak flooring, 75 sq. ft. of brown solid marble tile, brand 

new white acrylic bath tub and surround still in box, shower valve, 

12-1/2 hp 38” cut Lawn Chief lawn mower, like new Rigid 10” 

heavy duty table saw , 1/2” electric impact wrench, hydraulic floor 

jack, 1/2” sockets and breaker bar, open end box end wrenches, 

lawn roller, table top drill press. MTD 3-1/2 hp push mower, 

kerosene heater, foot lockers, Makita angle grinder full-size bed, 

pictures, framed prints, decorator items, Singer sewing machine, 

Bissell Flip-it vac. Bissell steam mop, microwave cabinet, Oster 

mixer, Osterizer blender, Sunbeam mixer, and much more. 

COLLECTIBLES AND ANTIQUES – bow saws, syes, bread 

maker, trunks, American Weekly magazines from the 1940’s, wood 

casks, lamp parts, milk cans, tinware, enamelware, old bottles, bird 

cage, wood ironing board, old books and magazines, and more. 

Check out our outstanding antique auction scheduled for 

Tuesday, August 12th. Pictures on www.auctionzip.com . We 

will accept quality consignment thru Friday, August 8th for this 

auction. Call (608) 362-1110 or (608) 728-1172. 

TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Master, Visa, Discover, cash or approved 

checks accepted. 12% buyer’s premium on all purchases. 2% Discount 

for cash or checks. All items must be removed day of sale. Items are 

sold “as is” where is. Viewing Monday 10:00 to 4:30 and Tuesday before 

auction. Absentee bidder service available. Settlement in 48 hours 

required. Smoke-free salesroom. Jon Greene, Registered Wisconsin 

Auctioneer #1229 and Bill Bue, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #629. 

LOCATION: Hwy. 51 north of Beloit to County Q (Newark Rd.), 

turn west across Rock River to Afton Rd. (County D), south three 

blocks. We are on the corner of Afton Rd. and W. Millar Dr. 74254 

Farm Auction 

Ronald & Suzan Wade 

W8845 R-W Townline Rd. 

Whitewater, WI 

Friday, Aug. 8 th - 10:00 A.M. 

Directions : Hwy. 89 (Townline Road) south of Whitewater 

or north of Richmond, WI to Townline Road east. (Watch for 

Badger State Auction signs.) 

NOTE: The Wade’s are downsizing due to the fact that 

they have opted to rent their farm land. The majority of this 

equipment is in excellent condition and relatively new. (See 

web site for picture & more listing additions.) 

Tractors: 1967 AC 190-XT Diesel (3,680 hrs.-4,250 hrs. on 

complete overhaul), 1968 AC D-17 Series IV w/fact 3 pt. (5,350 

hrs.-1,200 hrs. on complete overhaul), JD 4640 Quad Range w/ 

cab & 18.4-42” duals (7,100 hrs.) and JD 7410 2WD Power 

Quad w/cab (loaded-new tires-3,360 hrs.) 

Equipment: IH 8220 Swather (like new) Vermeer round baler 

605 J, 1974 Hough 90E wheel loader, Teddy Bone-fork lift w/ 

pneumatic tires-10 lift (8,000 lb.), Vermeer round bale hay 

buster w/ext. auger, R-23 Vermeer twin rake, Case 7 shank 

chisel plow, 2 ft.-4 section fold-up drag w/transport, JD 7000 

corn planter (wide row-dry fert.), International 123 row crop 

cultivator (3 pt.), IH 415 cultimulcher (21 ft.), NH 254-3 pt. hay 

rake, Noble row crop cultivator (3 pt.), Brent HD grain wagons 

by Unverforth (1-640, 2-644 - like new), Landoll 850 Finishholl 

Field Finisher (used only once on 200 acres), Gehl selfunloading 

silage wagons 2/1065-50 gears (3), 806 Gehl 

running gear, IH 1020 (30 ft.), grain auger on transport, Gehl 72 

green feed chopper, JD 1210A grain cart, Brillion “Surestand” 

grain seeder (12 ft.), Red Ball 410 hooded sprayer w/300 ga. 

tank (12 wide rows), Meyers bale wagons w/single 1065 JD 

axles w/chains (2), NH 575 kick baler (new) and more. 

Combine: 1990 Case IH 1680 fully equipped (3,800 hrs.) and 

Case IH 1020 15 ft. grain head. 

Vehicles: 1989 Chevy 3500 dually mechanics truck w/custom 

alum. body, ' 75 IH 1800 grain truck w/hoist (62,000 mi.) 

Grain Bins: 18 ton & 15 ton bulk feed bin (delivery available). 

Miscellaneous: Calf hutches, dome Igloos (18), Ronic Super 

hutches (10), JD 112-12 HP riding mower (needs work) and 

more. 

TERMS: No buyer’s fee. Cash, Check, MasterCard or Visa 

with Proper ID. There will be an additional 3% buyer’s fee 

added to all sales when using credit cards. All sales are final 

and must be settled for on day of sale. Not responsible for 

accidents or misprints, if any. Once sold, items are your 

responsibility. 

BADGER STATE AUCTIO N & REAL ESTATE 

BOB JOHNSON - AUCTIONEER 

REGISTERED WISCONSIN AUCTIONEER #800 

4128 HWY. KK, MILTON, WI (608) 868-2199 

www.badgerstateauction.com 

Where our goal is your satisfaction! 78573 

www.beloitauction.com 

COMBINED ESTATE & 

HOUSEHOLD AUCTION 

Wed., August 6 – 4:30 P.M. 

534 W. Grand Ave., Beloit, WI 

Shop smart the AUCTION way & have FUN 

doing it. Quality home furnishings - collectibles 

of value - practical household goods - tools - 

equipment - & much more combined from 

several estates & homes. Stop in during preview 

days, then come to the Auction or use our 

courtesy absentee bidder service. We’ll sell in 

two rings during part of the Auction. Your time is 

important to us. You could be the winner of a 

gift certificate to Cartunes Restaurant. 

FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & ELECTRONICS: 

contemporary sofas; recliners; upholstered chairs; 

mahogany lamp & coffee tables; TV stands; executive 

office desk; bookcases; cherry vanity; metal wardrobes; 

oak & walnut china cabinets; dinette sets; baker’s rack; 

microwave stands; oak bedroom set includes chest, 

dresser, nightstand & headboard; pine chest & 

nightstand; Roper refrigerator; Kenmore gas stove; 

Roper & Kenmore washers; Kenmore electric dryer; 

Technics stereo & stand; TVs; HP PSC 2175 All-in-One; 

& much more. 

COLLECTIBLES & HOUSEHOLD GOODS: gold & 

silver estate jewelry; costume jewelry; glassware; 

figurines; hand-painted dishes; silverplate; vases; 

advertising items; collectible knives & swords; 

enamelware; cast-iron items; household linens; area 

rugs; table & floor lamps; mirrors; framed prints; 

decoratives; microwaves; flatware; small electric 

appliances; cookware; Eureka Boss vacuum; & many 

more items of collectible value & household use. 

EQUIPMENT & TOOLS: Craftsman 5.5-hp mower; 

edgers; yard tools; Craftsman table saw; Craftsman 16gal. 

shop vac; hand tools; aluminum extension & 

stepladders. 

& MORE! Club Rider powered golf cart; Gazelle Edge 

exerciser. Always lots, lots more than advertised, so 

stop in during preview. 

Preview: Tues. 9:30-6:00 & Wed. 9:30 until Auction. 

Terms: Cash, approved check, Visa, M/C, Discover or 

Debit. 12% buyer’s fee. 2% discount for cash, check or 

Debit. 

Considering selling YOUR collection? 

Let us market & sell it for you using our proven methods! 

***Sell YOUR collection or special items to the 

HIGHEST BIDDER! Use our live and live-online 

international auction service!*** 

TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS: 

Beloit Auction Service, Inc. 


(608) 364-1965 

Bill Perkins, 

GPPA, CAI 

Registered Wisconsin 

Auctioneer #1956 

Registered Illinois 

Auctioneer #441.00964 

Computerized Auction Service 

Call Toll Free 

1-877-364-1965 

Dan McKee #1830 

Avalon Auction Center 

8727 Avalon Rd., Avalon, WI 

(608) 755-1802 

Richard Ranft, 

CAI, GPPA, AARE 

Registered Wisconsin 


Registered Illinois 

Auctioneer #441.001071 

74292

AUCTIONS 

BUY & SELL ON-LINE 

State of Wisconsin Surplus 

Vehicles, Equipment 

& More! WisconsinSurplus.com 

Internet Bidding Only 

1-800-383-SOLD (wcan) 

(608) 362-1110, 

626 W. Millar Dr., Beloit, WI 

Bill Bue, Registered Wisconsin 


LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT LIQUIDATION 

1164 Madison Rd., Beloit, WI 53511 

Wednes day, Aug. 6 th Start 10:00 AM 

Directions: Take Hwy. 81 (Liberty Ave.) to Hwy. 213 (Madison Rd.) 

The Lighthouse Restaurant has gone out of business and the following 

restaurant fixtures and equipment will be up for auction. Check out 

pictures on our web sites www.auctionzip.com and 

www.buesauction.com . 

Formica tables, 6 booths, 8 folding banquet tables, over 50 stacking 

banquet chairs, stock pots, cookie sheets, glassware, china, salt & 

pepper caddies, commercial Bunn coffee maker, Bunn coffee warmer, 

decorative mirrors, Narris milk dispenser, like new Keating 48” 

stainless gas grill , Roper microwave, stainless bread rack, 36” 

Imperial commercial gas stove with oven , stainless utility cart, 2 

upright freezers, 1 chest freezer, showcase, Dean commercial 2 

basket deep fryer , Wimco bakery oven, 48” refrigerated salad station, 

Nor Lake 84” 3 door stainless refrigerator, Learn pie case, 2 Crofton 4 

slice stainless toasters, desk, showcase, plus other misc. items. 

Terms: Checks or cash only. 74157 

Boone County Livestock Auction 

Saturday, August 9, 2008 

3:00 p.m. 

Boone County Fairgrounds, Livestock Arena 

Selling order: Rabbits, Poultry, Wethers 

Thursday, August 7, 2008 

5:00 p.m. 

Boone County Fairgrounds 

Livestock Show Arena 

Selling order: lambs, dairy products, dairy steers 

swine and beef steers with champions selling first in each department 

Support Boone County 4-H’ers 

Boone County 4-H members will be selling prizewinning 

steers, pigs, lambs, chickens, ducks, 

geese, turkeys, rabbits and goat wethers exhibited 

at the county fair. 

Fur, Feather & Goat Wether Auction 

For more information, contact U of I Extension at (815) 544-3710. 

72416 

Real Estate Auction 

Townhouse Condominium 

Sunday, August 10 th , 3 PM 

2113 Green Valley Dr., Janesville, Wisconsin 

Two bedroom condo . Open floor plan . Huge living room with 

cathedral ceilings & skylight . Large deck. 

Viewing times: August 2 

DEAN GEORGE AUCTION SERVICE 

Dean George, Auctioneer 

Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #486, IL #041000637 

11211 N. Union Rd., Evansville, WI 

Dean or Tim George, Steph George, Registered Wisconsin Auction Co., #226 

608-882-6123 www.georgeauction.com 

Let experience work for you. Our goal is your satisfaction. 74287 

nd , 3 rd , 4 th , 6 th , 8 th , 9 th • 4-5 p.m. 

Saturday, August 2 nd through Saturday August 9 th 

anytime by calling 608-751-5703 . 

Terms: Earnest money of $1,000.00. There is a 4% buyer’s fee 

due at closing within 30 days. 

Directions: south of the Holiday Inn on Deerfield Drive to Midvale Drive, 

west 2 blocks to Green Valley Drive, south 2 blocks. 

Auctioneer: Dean George, Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #486 

11211 N. Union Road, Evansville, WI (608) 882-6123 

Website: www.georgeauction.com 


Unique New Eastside Home 

Sunday, August 17 th , 3:00 p.m. 

4247 Baybrook Drive, Janesville, WI 

New Construction – quality 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, eat-in kitchen, 

fireplace, patio & 2 car finished garage . 

Viewing times: August 3 








rd , 9 th , 10 th , 13 th , 15 th & 16 th • 4-5 p.m. 

Anytime August 3 rd thru 16 th by calling 608-751-5703 



Directions: East of Fagan Chevrolet & Rock County Buick, 4 blocks on 

E. Milwaukee St. to Alpine Dr., north 3 blocks to Baybrook Dr. 




CLINTON ANTIQUES 

& ARTISANS 

New Owners • New Dealers 

Local Artist Displays 

Space available for rent 

Mon.-Sat. 10-4, Sun. Noon-4 

608-676-5535 

244 Allen St., Clinton, WI 54971 

Don’s Coins, 

Collectibles 

& All Products 

100 W. Main St., Rockton, IL 

Phone: 815-624-0422 

Fax: 815-624-062 2 72541 

SATURDAY, AUGUST 9 

Auction & Realty Service, Inc. 

Greg & Swan Hachmeister, Auctioneers 

Pecatonica, IL 815-239-1436 

www.hacksauction.com I.A.F.L. #44000128 71859 

th – 10:00 AM 

703 Park Avenue, Beloit, WI 

(Corner of Park & Chapin, 4 blocks north of Downtown Beloit) 

Nice Selection of Good Antiques & Collectibles : excellent Vict. furniture; walnut Vict. 

fancy high-back half tester bed; 1860’s walnut horse hair parlor set; walnut Vict. dresser, 

huge bookcase, fancy marble-top dresser, chairs; copper bathtub w/oak trim; 1840’s burled 

walnut chest; also oak, maple & fruitwood furniture; 1860’s walnut parlor piano; Columbia 

Graphonola in oak cabinet; mandolin guitar harp; good old lighting; 1860’s parlor table 

lamp; C&NW Switchman’s lantern; Native American beaded wall pocket; artwork ‘The 

Lincoln Family’ etching George Stinson & Co. Publishers; B. Pelz signed oil on canvas 

seascape; early books; fine china & glassware; emerald green ‘Nehi’ seltzer bottle; Flow 

Blue; 100+ pcs. of mulberry; Ansonia Windsor mantle clock; early Christmas & Halloween 

decorations; WWI Yard Long regimental photo – Co. B, 3rd Reg. M.N.G. Camp Bobleter, 

July 8, 1916; loads of good old primitives; stoneware; textiles; silver pcs.; Vintage ladies 

clothing; Adv. pcs.; wooden cigar box collection; household furnishings; much more! 

Dave & Lou Seal, Owners 


3 Bedroom Home 

Sunday, August 10 th , 11:00 a.m. 

1523 South Oakhill Avenue, Janesville, WI 

2200 sq. ft. 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath Home with many extras. Fireplaces, 

Wet Bar, 2 Car Garage, New Windows, Landscaped Yard with 

2 Decks, Central Air, All Appliances Included. 

Viewing times: July 27 








th , August 2 nd , 3 rd , 6 th , 8 th & 9 th • 4-5 p.m. 






BRICK, BLOCK, 

AND STONE WORK 

RESTORATION AND 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

WK (815) 624-2974 CL (815) 289-3736 

Now Open 

Mon. - Sat. 

815-623-5437 

Now taking 

enrollments for 

our Summer 

Camps. 

Hurry In, 

Limited Space! 

CAMPS - 

JUNE - AUGUST 

Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8 AM-1 PM. Ages 5 & up. 

After 1 PM, care can be arranged with Kids Spot. 

Activities: Drama, Singing, Arts & Crafts, 

Indoor/Outdoor Activities, Games. 

72502 

72349 

Griinke’s Decks & Lawn Care 

Let us do the work 

while you do the relaxing... 


on your backyard projects whether it be 

DECKS & FENCING 

m ajor lawn cleanup, tree trimmings, 

hedge trimming, lawn care and leaf removal. 

Call Tim at: 

(608) 365-4703 72377 

ALL SPA HOT TUB & SPA REPAIR 

• Spa & Pool Chemicals • Repair Parts 

• Accessories • Spa Cleaning • Pool Repairs 

• Visa & MC Accepted 

• Emergency Service 

Janesville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (608) 755-1996 

• Free Estimates 

• Excellent References 

• Fully Insured 

• All Workers Covered 

Under Workman’s Comp 

• Over 35 years Experience 

www.genesisconstruction.net 

Don’t be high pressured to sign the contract when you first meet the salesman - always get 3 estimat es. 

25 

$25 

OFF 


VISIT US ON THE WEB 69987 

L L A S O P S I D E O C S O R L L L L A A C C Storage Buildings & Gazebos 

We Build, Paint & Deliver 

Country Barns 

11220 W Hwy 81 

* 8 Miles west of Beloit 

PH 608-879-3321 

E 

O C S O R L L A A S S O O P S I D * Storage Buildings 

* Portable Garages 

* Gazebos 

* Play Houses 

* Cabanas 

* Horse Shelters 

Many Sizes 

In Stock!! 

The Buck to Fit All Your Needs 

ARCH BUCKS 

Arch Inc. 

Service Tune 

& Cleans or 

Installation 

Expires Aug. 31, 2008 

Minimum 

Purchase 

$100 

25 

25 Heating • Cooling 

25 

1447 MADISON ROAD • BELOIT • (608) 362-4090 

Janesville (608) 758-1522 • Elkhorn (262) 742-2333 

24 Hour Heating Service • Commercial & Residential 

CC 

L L L L 

L C 

for 

Residential Garbage Pick-Up Service 

Fees: 

Roscoe . . . . . . . . . . . $12.00 

Rockton . . . . . . . . . $13.00 

So. Beloit . . . . . . $14.00 

Monthly service includes 4 cans per week 50# max. No yard waste. 

Send 3 months payment , name, address, phone and service start date to: 

ROSCOE DISPOSAL LLC 

P. O. Box 71, Roscoe, IL 61073 

1-779-348-1489 74302 

Call today for your free informational DVD! 

42 X72 X11 

Pre-Engineered Structures For: 

Commercial Residential Equine 

Farm Suburban Metal Roofing 

LIFETIME PAINT WARRANTY 

3 PLY NON SPLICED COLUMNS 

FEATURING DOORS 

BUILDERS RISK AND FULL INSURANCE 

BUILDING CORP. 

Serving our Clients since 1978 

Vinyl Siding Vinyl Windows 

Additions 

Kitchens 

New Homes 

Baths 

• Residential & 

Commercial 

(608) 

362-7312 

Hours: 

Mon.-Fri.: 8:30-5:30... 

Sat. Call first 

Sunday: Closed 

Owners: Phil & Glenda Wenger 

55103 

25 71420 

OPEN HOUSE 

$ALE ! 

78557 

AUGUST 7 

Give aways with estimate! 

Food & Refreshments provided! 

Purchase this 42 x72 x11 

building during our 

Open House Sale 

and receive this 

counter-top Danby 

refrigerator! 

TH&8TH 8AM- 6PM 

AUGUST 9TH 8AM - 5PM 

Verona, WI 190 Paoli St. (Hwy 69S & 18/151) (608) 845-9700 

Verona Satellite office Ft. Atkinson N2775 Cty Rd J (920) 563-9461 

Lake Geneva, WI Hwy 120 North (262) 242-0600 

Color & Design your building at 

www.clearybuilding.com 

See Cleary website for map to offices 

1-800-373-5550 

★ BAKE R ★ 

TREE SERVICE 

Licensed & Insured 

362-3337 or 365-1194 

The Right Horse Building 

For Your Special Needs. 

Whether you need a simple 

horse shelter, commercial 

training complex or large 

exercise and riding arena, you 

can count on Wick to develop a 

customized design to meet your 

exact specifications and needs. 

Look to Wick Buildings 

for the right choice in quality 

construction and design 

versatility. 

DAVE CASSIDY, SALES REP. 

(608) 897-8104 • BRODHEAD, WI 

1-800-356-9682 70027 

BE$T PRICE$ 

of the 

$eason! 

81229 

72221


ALL SEASONS Seamless 

Gutters. Fully insured. 

Free estimates. 27 years 

experience. 608-362-0732 

BOB'S CONSTRUCTION 

Concrete, sidewalks, 

driveways, patios. Free 

estimates. 608-362-8993 

BUDGET PAINTING 

Average house $450. 

Good job guaranteed, 

25 years experience. 

608-365-0611 

BUSY BEAVER Tree Care 

Tree/shrub removal & trim 

Free estimates. Insured. 

608-247-2879 WI. 

815-621-6213 IL. 

CARPET BUCKLED? 

Restrectch it! 

Worn Pad? Replace it! 

Damage? Fix It! 

New carpet, vinyl 

installations & laminate 

flooring. Larry Rill 

815-544-3705 

Darwin Roofing 

Flat roof specialists 

39 years experience. 

Rubber roofs, tear offs, 

new & re-roofs. Free 

estimates. 608-247-0719 

GRADING & LEVELING 

One of the finest 

operators you want to 

meet at a good price. 

Skidsteer & trackhoe work. 

Also doing landscaping & 

lawn maintenance. 

608-362-3847 ask for Bob 

HAILE TREE SERVICE 

& stump removal, 

licensed & insured, 

24 hour emergency 

service. 815-389-3969 or 

608-879-9014 

HANDYMAN DIDO 

BEST SERVICE, Always 

available. Basement, 

Bathroom, Carpentry, 

Drywall, Kitchen, 

Remodel, repair & 

Restore. 815-703-8342 

call to arrange for estimate 

HANDYMAN 

For all your needs call 

Rick at 815-624-0192 

KATHY'S SEWING 

1129 Hackett St, Beloit. 

608-362-6992 

Jeff McKinney Construction 

Remodeling - Home Repairs 

815-690-1804 

mckinneyjeff@yahoo.com 

72222 

TOWING AT A 

REASONABLE RATE 

within City Limits 

(Beloit) 

South Beloit 

$45 Standard Tow 

$40 Senior & 

Disability 

Call for appointment 

(608) 931-7242 72371 

QUINTIN D. SCOTT INC. 

HANDYMAN & REMODELING 

• Kitchen, Bath, Basement 

Remodeling 

• Roofing, Siding, Deck 

• Electrical, Windows, 

Painting 

• Cable TV, Telephone, 

General Home Maintenance 

Insured - Free Estimates 

(815) 624-8202 72219 

Ready Mix 

Concrete 

Trailer Supplied • No Minimum 

• Colored Mulch 

• Landscape Rocks 

• Sand 

1348 Division St. 

Beloit, WI 

(608) 362-3200 

43772 

HANDYMAN SERVICES 

Flood Restoration 

Carpentry, Drywall, 

Landscaping & Tree 

Service. Certified Tree 

Specialist. No Job Too 

Small. Licensed & Insured 

15% Discount 

608-754-4168 

J.A.M. HANDYMAN 

Household, grounds 

maintenance & more 

Fully insured 

40 Years Experience 

Free estimates 

608-362-5880 

BRICK MASON 

★ 

★ 

★ 

★ 

★ 

★ 

Brick ~ Block ~ Stone 

& Chimney Repairs, Tuck-pointing 

Restoration, Custom Work, Repairs 

FREE ESTIMATES • Insured 

815-624-2632 

815-621-6363 

BENEFICIAL INSULATION SOLUTIONS, LLC 

Green choices to Lower Energy Costs 

Custom Insulation & Air Sealing 

Save Money All Year Long 

by Making Your Home More Comfortable 

and Energy Efficient! 

HOME 

PERFORMANCE 

WITH 

ENERGY STAR 

ATTIC • SIDE WALL • BASEMENT 

(608) 295-0470 www.beneficialinsulation.com 70964 

Dave Konowa l 

RESIDENTIAL REMODELING 

& RESTORATION 

Kitchen & Bath remodeling. Garages & 

wood decks. Windows & Siding. Additions. 

Fully Insured 

(608) 365-4767 71814 

Got an Ugly, Faded, Outdated 

Bathtub or Sink? 

Refinish it for less than a new one! 

• Porcelain • Cast Iron • Plastic • Fiberglass 

• Long-term warranties 

ULTIMATE TUB & TILE REGLAZING 

Call Brian at (815) 289-8818 or 608-289-1827 

Fully Insured 

FREE, no obligation Estimate. 

Stay Cool All 

Summer Long 

with our 

PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE 

PROGRAM 

One Service Call in Spring and you are 

ensured a cool & comfortable home all 

summer that includes 

24 Hour Emergency Service 

at no extra charge. 

Call and ask about our maintenance program. 

* Most Air Conditioners Apply 

Keeping You in the “Comfort Zone” for over 60 Years! 

Beloit 

1344 Madison Rd. 

(608) 365-6688 

72351 

24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 

PROFESSIONAL 

EXTERIORS 

Specializing in all your 

Roofing & Siding 

needs 

608-289-3353 Jeff 

55139 

FOR ALL YOUR REMODELING NEEDS! 

Over 20 Years Experience 

★ Remodeling 

★ Additions 

★ Siding 

★ Bathrooms 

815-218-2798 • 608-365-1733 

• SIDING 

• RE-ROOFS 

• INSURED 

• FREE ESTIMATES 

Beloit, WI 

• Asphalt Paving 

Commercial & Residential 

LAWN MOWER 

REPAIR 

608-362-5809 

NEED HOME repairs or 

electrical work. Call James 

608-346-1241 

PAINTING 

Interior, exterior. Brian's 

Decorating 608-362-2076 

Cell 608-290-0453 

PAINTING? 

Free estimates * Insured 

608-754-SPOT (7768) 

RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS 

FOR SALE. CALL 

CAROL 608-295-3721 

TABCO ROOFING 

★ Roofing 

★ Windows 

★ Kitchens 

★ Insured 71907 

• TEAR OFFS 

• RUBBER ROOFING 

(608) 364-0546 

(608) 436-2539 

“Guaranteed Work 

at a Fair Price” 

• Seal Coating 

• Crack Filling 

• Demolition 

• Snow Plowing/ 

Removal 

Chris Miller - Owner 608-931-1173 

Insured and Bonded 608-931-5510 

Thinking 

of a New 

Air Conditioner? 

Call for a 

FREE 

Estimate 

Janesville 

600 E. Memorial Dr. 

(608) 756-4207 

72348 

72465 

72542 

72100 

Residential • Industrial 

Pumping 

Septic • Holding 

• Installation 

• Repair 

• Inspection 

Grease Trap Pumping 

Office (262) 728-5148 

Fax (262) 728-0290 

Emergency (262) 215-5149 Dean 

(262) 215-6603 Denis 

4941 Townhall Road 

www.odlingconstruction.com 

Delavan, WI 53115 80902 

SEAMLESS GUTTERS 

SIDING • ROOFS • WINDOWS 

• Homes 

• Additions 

• Garages 

• Sunspaces 

• Decks 

Good Materials & Good Methods Assures Good Performance 

Ed Schoonover (608) 365-0368 

Broken Spring? Broken Cable? Need a New Garage Door?? 

C ALL U S FOR Q UALITY S ERVICE & B EST P RICES A ROUND ! 

RGD 

We Stock Parts For Most Doors & Openers 

We sell the 

Best and Service 

the Rest 

C&J 

Call for Great Savings! 

HOME IMPROVEMENTS Providing you with the 

PAUL SIVERHUS 

answers to your 

(608) 362-6956 • (608) 289-4406 54972 landscaping needs... 

MGM Excavating 

and 

Landscaping Inc. 

Excavating Services 

• Concrete Removal & Replacement 

• Rough Grading 

• Finish Grading 

• Small Backhoe 

• Energy Saving 

• Windows/Doors 

• Insulation 

• Siding 

• Kitchen • Bath 

ROSCOE GARAGE 

DOORS & SERVICE INC. 

Lift-Master® 

The Professional Line C.H.I. 

Garage Door Openers 

OVERHEAD DOORS 

(815) 623-8283 

Landscaping Services 

• Trees & Shrubs 

• Patios 

• Retaining Walls & Brick Pavers 

• Lawncare & Berms 

Max Rykowski III Business: (815) 601-4463 

766 Crestview Ct. Mobile - after 6pm : 

Rockton, IL 61072 (608) 751-3356 

No job is too small • Fully insured 55086 

BELOIT, WISCONSIN 

Free Estimates • Fully Insured 

Billy Betz 608.774.1123 

J. D. Olsen 608.931.7359 

• Seamless Gutters 

Leaf Proof 

Your Gutters 

• Soffit • Fascia 

• Insured • Over 4,000 

completed jobs in the Stateline 

Call for Free Estimate 

Over 21 Years 

Experience 

HILLISON’S 

SEAMLESS GUTTERS. INC. 

608-364-0493 

Over 30 Years 

Experience 71462 

608-363-4600 BELOIT, WISCONSIN 

* Free Estimates * Fully Insured * Hanging * Taping 

* Finishing * Water Damage * Patches * Cracks 

* Many Textures * Residential & Commercial 

* 18 Years Experience 

www.mikebelldrywall.com 54973 

Air Conditioning Special 

$ 60 00 includes up to 4 lbs. of Freon 

additional work and/or parts extra 

Full Service Auto Repair On-Site 

Work • Home • Roadside 

Bob’s Mobile Auto Repair 

Reasonable Rates • Work Guaranteed 

608-365-0990 • 608-322-0891 

71456 

Properties 

BUILDING & REMODELING 

From Roof to Basement • Repairs 

No Project Turned Away • Free Estimates 

608.346.2881 - BELOIT 

72099 

ALL STORAGE 

10 x 10 10 x 15 10 x 20 10 x 24 10 x 40 

BRAND NEW UNITS 

• MONTHLY • YEARLY • LONG TERM DISCOUNTS 

1568 Gale Dr. • Beloit, WI • (608) 751-0311 

74264 

FOLEY ELECTRIC 

INCORPORATED 

24 Hour 

Emergency 

Service 

Dependable 

Reliable 

Service 

Residential / Commercial / Industrial 

• Telephone Line Installation 

• New Construction / Remodeling / Service Upgrade 

• Licensed & Insured • Parking Lot Light Repair 

• Aerial Bucket Truck 

608-365-9390 

• Sales, Service, Installation & Repair 71461 

71819 

69937 

69985 

ALL 

Professional Quality 

Work In: 

- Brick Patios - Retaining Walls 

- Flagstone Work - Seating Walls 

- Sidewalks - Driveways 

- Final Grading - Seeding 

- Sodding - Bobcat Work 

and much more.. . 

Using the best pavers 

in the Stateline Area 

UNILOCK & PAVE LOC 

For a free estimate, call Sal at: 

(608) 676-2615 

- or - 

(608) 290-3403 71398 

Need New? 

• ROOFS • SIDING • WINDOWS 

• ADDITIONS • BASEMENTS 

Free 

Estimates 

EXTERIORS 

PLUS LLC 

Office: (608) 314-9585 

1-866-356-0705 

Fax: (608) 314-9583 allexteriorsplus@yahoo.com 

78672

Remodeling, additions, 

flat work and repairs. 

Jerry Shear Construction 

608-295-1073 

RESUME' SERVICE 

Call Ruth at the House of 

Letters. 608-365-1141 

RETIRED CARPENTER 

Home Improvements 

Remodeling & Handyman 

Steve 815-289-1515 

RETIRED FARMER with 

tractor & Bush Hog, needs 

mowing job. Free estimates. 

815-222-1118 

ECONOMY HOME 

REPAIR 

• Siding • Roofing 

Chimney Rep. • Remodeling 

Specializing in Repairs 

608-365-8730 71818 

KRAUSE ROLL OFF 

DUMPSTERS 

6, 10, & 15 yards 

Residential & Contractors Welcome 

Formerly Brewer Boxes 

(608) 365-8012 

• Garage Doors 

• Electric Openers 

• Spring Replacement 

• Repair All Makes 

Beloit, WI 

(608) 362-3667 

72103 

B.K. Looker 

Building & Remodeling 

• New Homes • Windows 

• Bathrooms • Painting 

• Garages • Kitchens 

• Additions • Decks 

• Ceramic Tile 

Insured & Reliable 


608-365-2446 

608-751-3799 

www.lookerbuilding.com 

74290 

71816 

RETIRED MASTER electrician 

desires part time 

work. Residential, commercial, 

industrial, cranes, 

CNC machines, relay logic. 

608-751-8452 

The Sunday Stateline 

News deadline for 

classified ads is 

Thursday at 1 p.m. 

Call 608-365-1663 or 

815-389-2722 

to place your ad! 

Stateline News 


Beloit 

Monday-Friday 8-5 

Saturday 8-Noon 

Closed Sunday 

Water Softener 

Repair Special 

Repair all makes & models 

$14.95 plus parts 

815-654-9666 

608-346-0131 69986 

C&C TOWING 

608-751-2013 

71813 

STUMP GRINDING 

Low Prices 

Prompt Service 

Call Russ at 

(608) 365-8349 or 

cell (608) 774-1949 

STATELINE 

PLASTERING & 

PAINTING 

Work guaranteed. Fully 

insured. Lv. message 

815-629-2898 

Beloit 815-389-1247 

71966 

KRAUSE 

ROOFING 

74193 

Re-Roof • Tear Off 

Roof Repair • Gutter Guards 

26 Y EARS E XPERIENCE 

FREE ESTIMATES 

Fully Insured 

(608) 365-8012 

Licensed & Bonded 74291 

REWARDING CAREER 

IN REAL ESTATE 

We’ve grown and need select individuals. 

Call today if you’d like to set your own hours, 

be your own boss and earn what you want. 

Classes Starting August 4th. 

Register Today 

Shorewest REALTORS 

(608) 754-2121 78558 

Part-Time 

CNAs PMs 

Pioneer Court, the leader in assisted living 

services in the Stateline area, is seeking parttime 

CNAs and caregivers to complete our 

nursing team. We presently have part-time 

openings on evening shifts, and/or E/O 

weekend. As a member of our nursing team at 

Pioneer Court, you will work with other staff 

members whose focus is active care for seniors. 

Our facility is unique, relaxed, and friendly. 

If you are looking for part-time employment, 

24-32 hours, every other weekend and every 

other holiday required, then Pioneer Court 

and assisted living may be the field for you. 

Compensation commensurate with credentials 

and experience. 

EOE 

Please apply in person at: 

Pioneer Court 

2122 Pioneer Drive, Beloit No phone calls please. 

71438 

The Stateline Boys & Girls Club are 

in need of Program Coordinators 

for our after-school programs. All 

applicants must be willing to 

volunteer for 2-3 hours a day, the 

week of August 11, 2008. 

Applicants must also be available to work between 2:30- 

6:30, starting September 2008. Starting pay is $6.75- 

$7.50 hour depending on experience. This position 

requires experience working with youth between the ages 

of 6-18, basic problem solving skills, good communication 

skills, must be at least 16 (work permit required) or have 

high school diploma or GED. Bilingual a plus! 

Applications are available at the Stateline Boys & 

Girls Clubs, 1851 Moore St., Beloit, WI. 74215 

Learn 

Grow 

Care Live 

- Express Who You Are - 

Are you TIRED of the SAME OLD JOB? 

Need a CHANGE? 

Take a Chance, come to work for a company in which our 

residents are what ‘matter most’ 

Beloit Health & Rehabilitation Center is currently recruiting 

full-time & part-time positions for the p.m. & night shifts. 

If interested, send resume or stop in to 

complete an application. 

FREE Gas Card with 

Every Interview 

Sign-on Bonuses start at $7,000 

All of our Extendicare locations offer excellent benefits, 

exceptional compensation and a place where caring 

counts. Please forward your resume to: 

AAP/EOE 

Please contact: Shameeka Martin 

1905 West Hart Rd., Beloit, WI 53511 

608-365-2554, smartin@extendicare.com 

MECHANICAL 

ENGINEER 

Intertractor America Corp. is an industry leader in 

design, manufacture, assembly and supply of crawler 

track undercarriage components and track frame 

assemblies to OEM construction equipment 

manufacturers. 

Intertractor is seeking to add an experienced 

Mechanical Engineer to our design and Engineering 

team in Elkhorn, WI. This position will focus on 

innovative designs of crawler type undercarriage 

sideframes from concept to production launch, bills of 

materials, parts manuals, in addition to interfacing with 

manufacturing, vendors and customers. 

Candidates must have strong communication skills and 

desire to participate in a dynamic team environment. 

Additionally, they must possess willingness to support 

all technical programs, provide data relating to design 

effort, and respond to requested proposed changes 

resulting from technical assessments regarding impact 

on design, cost versus performance benefits, etc. 

Required qualifications: 

- B.S. in Mechanical engineering or equivalent 

experience 

- 2+ years engineering experience with metal 

fabrication (forming, machining and welding) 

- Must be proficient in solid part/assembly modeling 

with Pro-E and AutoCAD 

- Experience with creation of 2-D and 3-D design 

drawings. 

- Creation of bills-of-material 

- Computer skills: MS office, Pro-E, AutoCAD, 

AS400/BPCS is a plus 

- Capable of overseeing various project phases 

including design, debug (including solutions for 

vendors and in-house assembly), and required 

documentation and control 

Benefits: 

• Tuition reimbursement program 

• Individual and family health, dental, vision, life 

and disability insurance is available at a very low 

monthly cost to the employee 

• Flexible spending plan offered 

• Eleven paid holidays 

• Paid vacation 

• Company matching 401K plan 

• Employee assistance program offered 

• Casual work environment 

If you think you are up to this exciting opportunity, 

stop in or submit resume today at: 

74231 

960 Proctor Drive 

Elkhorn, WI 53121 

Fax: 262-741-6645 

82079 

ANIMAL CARE ATTENDANT 

Providing care for dogs & cats. Part-time weekday 

morning positions and part-time evening or weekend 

positions available. Will train! Attend open interview at: 

Roscoe Animal Retreat 


The New Best Western 

of South Beloit 

5910 Technology Dr. 

South Beloit 

Tuesday, Aug. 5th 

3pm-6pm 

or email us at: rararf@aol.com 

MicroPrecision, an established precisioned machined parts manufacturer located in 

Delavan, WI seeks individuals to fill the following open positions. We are a growing company 

and Quality is our number one priority. If you are interested in a climate controlled, fastpaced 

environment and would enjoy working in a job shop setting, we would like to speak 

with you immediately. MicroPrecision is a smoke free property and we offer a competitive 

wage and benefits package for all positions along with paid vacations, holidays, medical, 

dental, life and a 100% sponsored 401(k) plan. 

CNC Lathe Machinists - 2nd and 3rd Shifts 

We are currently seeking applicants for openings on 2nd shift and openings on 3rd shift. We 

are looking for individuals with a minimum of 5 years experience preferably in a job shop 

environment. The ideal candidates will be familiar with both CNC Machining Centers and 

CNC Lathes with Fanuc/Haas Controls. The equipment we enjoy here includes the following: 

Haas, Miyano, Hardinge, Okuma, Daewoo, Puma and Tsugami Machines. Our minimum 

starting wage is $13.00 per hour with a 40¢ 2nd shift premium and a $1.00 3rd shift 

premium. If you feel you have what it takes to work in our very busy environment and would 

like a challenge, please apply in person immediately or send resume. 

Maintenance/Machine Technician 1st Shift 

We are currently accepting applications for an immediate opening on our 1st shift for a 

Maintenance Technician. Our ideal candidate will have a strong background in CNC 

machine repair and 3-5 years of previous mechanical/maintenance experience. We are 

looking for someone to help maintain our 100 plus CNC, Screw and Swiss machines along 

with preventative maintenance. Wage will be commensurate with experience. The person 

we hire will be energetic and a self starter. If you feel you meet these requirements, please 

apply or send resume. 

MicroPrecision 

P.O. Box 327 • 1206 Ann Street • Delavan, WI 53115 

Fax: 262-728-8248 • E-mail: vblanca@micro-precision.com 

80404 

71466 

Dental Assistant 

Dr. Bob Dillman and Dr. Bart Kraus Whitewater Family Dentistry 

are currently seeking a friendly and personable Dental Assistant 

to assist the Doctor chair-side in Whitewater, WI. Ideal 

candidates will be highly-motivated team players that 

communicate well with patients. This is a full-time position. If you 

are interested in working with a great team in a caring and 

compassionate environment, please send resume to: 

Please send resume to: 

Community Shoppers Media 

Blind Box 5050 

P.O. Box 367, Delavan, WI 53115 

or Fax: (800) 790-4073 

hrsummit@smileleaders.com 

ARE YOU SELLING or 

BUYING? ARE YOU HIR- 

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Place a statewide 6-line 

ad in 95 Wisconsin papers 

with just ONE call. Reach 

OVER 2 MILLION homes 

in MANY weekly papers 

for as little as $2.41 per 

paper! Call us today! 

PDS WIDE AREA CLAS- 

SIFIEDS 

1-800-236-0737 

www.pdsadnet.com 

(wcan) 

BARBER/STYLIST 

Clipper experience. Dick's 

Barbershop 815-378-4135 

or 815-389-2322 

Birds Eye Foods, Inc. , producers of Birds Eye and Freshlike frozen vegetables blends and the 

award-winning Voila products, is in need of full-time employees for the following positions: 

• Production Supervisor. This position requires a person with experience in a food 

processing environment. The candidate should have a college degree, preferably a BS in 

Food Science or Engineering. The ability to speak Spanish is helpful. In addition, this 

position requires excellent communication skills in dealing with a diverse group of people 

and a passion for improving production. Responsibilities include supervision in a production 

environment, continuous process improvement development skills and techniques of 

employees to maximize and job satisfaction, maintaining GMP’s for areas of responsibility. 

• Quality System Lab. This is an entry level position that requires good math, computer and 

communications skills, be organized and have an interest in food quality. 

• Electromechanical Technician. This is a full-time position. The successful candidate will 

be a journeyman electrician with industrial electrical experience and knowledge in 

troubleshooting automated process and packaging equipment. Examples of equipment 

maintained would be Ishida and Yamato scales, and Hayssen and Triangle fillers. The ideal 

candidate will have industrial experience and an Associate’s degree in Industrial 

Electronics, or Electromechanical Technology, and experience in designing, building, and 

installing control systems, to include Allen Bradley PLC programming. Must be safety 

conscious, self motivated and work within the scope of all company rules and policies. 

Birds Eye Foods offers competitive wages and career advancement opportunity. For full-time 

employees – 401K, vacations, holidays and time off for school functions. Please apply in person 

at W8880 County X, Darien, WI 53114. No phone calls please. Birds Eye Foods is an EEO/M/ 

F/D/V. 

80972 

65928


ASSEMBLE MAGNETS 

AND CRAFTS 

FROM HOME! 

Year-round work! Excellent 

pay! No experience! 

Top US company! Glue 

gun, painting, jewelry & 

more! TOLL FREE 

1-866-844-5091 

***Not available in MD*** 

Customer Service Account 

Administrator 

The primary customer 

contact. Duties to include, 

but are not limited to: 

Order entry, invoicing, 

label management, inventory 

and movement 

review. Ensure superior 

customer service. 

Requires a high degree 

knowledge of customers 

and company policies. 

Must possess strong problem 

solving skills and able 

to work independently. 

Must be a self starter and 

a team player. Need to be 

detail oriented, accurate, 

with good verbal and 

written communication 

skills. Typing, filing and 

working knowledge of 

CRT and PC are a must. 

A must of 5 years general 

office experience with an 

emphasis on order 

processing or data entry. 

Customer Service background 

preferred. 

Seneca Foods is an Equal 

Opportunity Employer. 

All qualified applicants will 

receive consideration 

for employment without 

regard to race, color, 

religion, sex, national 

origin, disability or 

veteran status. 

Please send responses to: 

Seneca Foods 

Corporation 

418 E Conde Street 

Janesville, WI 53546 

Attn: Candace Lynch 

DJ'S & KARAOKE HOST 

Must be tech savvy, professional 

in attitude and 

appearance, reliable, have 

a good knowledge of all 

genres of music and be 

available weekends. 

Scott Thomas 

Entertainment 

www.STE4fun.com 

262-728-7773 

Drive dedicated routes for 

Werner Enterprises and 

receive top pay, weekly 

home time and great benefits. 

800-346-2818 x 145 

Earn up to $500 weekly 

Assembling angel pins in 

the comfort of your own 

home. No experience required. 

Call 813-425-4348 

or 813-425-4361 or visit 

www.angelpin.net 

EXPERIENCED 

MECHANIC 

with tools. 815-389-8086 

INTERNAT' L FELLOW- 

SHIP seeks volunteer 

host families for foreign 

exchange students. Or 

earn extra cash as an area 

Rep! 1-800-647-8839 internationalfellowship.org 

(wcan) 

$3 $3 $3 

SPECIAL 

During August 

Every Sun., Mon. & Tues. 

Cover Charge $3 

Beer $3 

Rail Drinks $3 

BEAR CHEST 

Lounge 

1901 Wisconsin Ave. 

Beloit, WI 

(608) 365-3333 

www.thebearchest.com 

74288 

Flexible Hours 

Part Time & Full Time 

Use your experience to earn money now! CNA’s with 

lapsed cert., PCW’s or Exp. Care givers are needed for 

1:1 cares in Non Skilled Home Health Care. Must have 

good Emp. History, Trans., Telephone, Lifting capability 

of 50 lb. This is a job with Steady Scheduling and 

Weekly paychecks. Personally Rewarding. 

Call M-F 8a-4p 

Accura Home Health Inc. 

608-676-2337 

EOE 

LOCAL CONTRACTOR 

looking for HVAC Installer. 

Send resume to P.O. Box 

1041, Beloit, WI 53512 

or fax 608-563-1581 

Rewarding Career 

in Real Estate 

We've grown and need 

select individuals. Call 

today if you'd like to set 

your own hours, be your 

own boss and earn what 

you want. 

Shorewest Realtors 

608-754-2121 

SECRET SHOPPERS 

NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 

For store evaluations. Local 

stores, restaurants & 

theaters. Training provided, 

flexible hours. Assignments 

available NOW! 

1-800-585-9024 ext. 6262 

SECRET SHOPPERS 

NEEDED-For Store Evaluations. 

Get Paid to Shop & 

Rate Local Stores, 

Restaurants, Theaters. 

Flex Hrs. Training Provided 

1-800-585-9024 Ext 

6772 (wcan) 

SEMI DRIVER/FLATBED 

TARPING, 2 years experience. 

815-389-8086 

SHORT ORDER Cook 

early evening & part time 

evenings. Apply in person: 

Whiffletree Tavern 

11347 Main St 

Roscoe, IL 61073 

SPOTTER WANTED! 

$16 STARTING, excellent 

benefits plus more! Family 

orientated company! CDL- 

A. 6 months spotter experience. 

www.sumlog.com 

866-223-5021 or 608-741- 

5565 or apply at: Simmons 

Company (Shipping 

Entrance), 1809 Adel St, 

Janesville WI 53546 

SPOTTER WANTED! 

$16 STARTING. 

Excellent benefits - more! 

Shift start 3:30pm. Overtime 

& some Saturdays. 

CDL-A. 1 yr T/T experience. 

www.sumlog.com 

Apply at: Simmons Company 

(Shipping Entrance), 

1809 Adel St, 

Janesville WI 53546 

78653 

CNA 

Are you a motivated, independent CNA 

looking to join an established team of resident 

focused CNAs? If so, Premier Rehab may 

have the position you have been looking for. 

We currently are looking for a CNA to fill a 

full-time position. Current WI CNA registry is 

required to be considered for this position. 

Premier Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing 

does not discriminate in hiring on the basis of 

race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin 

or disability. 

Apply in person at: 

Premier Rehab 

2121 Pioneer Dr. 

Beloit, W I 74301 

Customer Service Manager 

Prior management experience is essential with at least 3-5 

years. Must be able to resolve difficult issues and will be 

required to work closely with managers and sales staff. 

This person must be a proactive communicator with 

customers and clients. Drafting sales and status reports on 

customer service issues; and supervising staff. Manage 

inventories, estimating and have accounting skills. 

Perform data entry and be computer savvy. Please email 

your resume or stop in for consideration. 

American Aluminum Extrusion Company, LLC 

1 St. Lawrence Ave., Beloit, WI 53511 

www.hr@aaew.com 

608-361-1801 (fax) 74152 

Now 

Hiring 

MEAT CUTTER 

We are looking for friendly, motivated, responsible candidates 

who enjoy working with people. Qualified candidate will have 

ability to perform duties quickly & efficiently with 

attention to detail and a commitment to consistently meet 

(or exceed) customer expectations. 

1 Full-time position (or 2 part-time positions) 

Must be available 9 am to 6 pm - weekends required 

18 Years or older required 

High School Diploma/GED Equivalent Desired 

Related Education/Training Helpful 

Pay commensurate with previous experience & current abilities. 

No Phone Calls Please. . . . Apply in Person : 

603 Church St. (Hwy. 140), Clinton, WI 

71401 

Director of Resident Care & 

Admissions – LPN or RN 

Tired of the fast pace and constant stress of working in other health care settings? 

Pioneer Court, the leader of assisted care in the Stateline area is 

seeking an experienced personable, mature and dedicated, RN or 

LPN for the position of Director of Resident Care & Admissions. 

Candidates must possess current Wisconsin licensure; preferably 

have 5-10 years of experience as a nurse working in the long term 

care field with supervisory responsibilities. 

This is an excellent position for the person who enjoys working with 

seniors in a hands on role. Excellent opportunity to lead a strong, 

dedicated and superb nursing staff in the less hectic setting of 

assisted living. 

Compensation and benefits commensurate with experience, ability 

and credentialing. 

Please apply in person at 2122 Pioneer Drive, Beloit, WI. 

Please apply in person at: 

Pioneer Court 

2122 Pioneer Drive, Beloit No phone calls please. 

EEOC 

CAIN DENTAL OFFICE, S.C. 

OPENING FOR 

STERILIZATION 

WITH SOME 

DENTAL ASSISTING 

• Bilingual English & Spanish 

• Must be willing to travel between 

Beloit & Janesville Offices 

Please send resume to address. 

2233 Cranston Road, Beloit 

No phone calls please or drop-offs 

RNs Part-time – All Shifts 

$10,000 SIGN-ON BONUS 

RN Full-time – PM Shift 


LPN Casual/in-house pool PM Shift 


CNAs Full-time – Evenings 

Part-time – Nights 

Part-time – Days & Weekends 

I f Interviewed Free Gas Card 

Joan Braasch, RN DON or Lucy Knull, 

Administrator at (262) 728-6319 

or Fax (262) 728-6693 

Willowfield Nursing 

and Rehabilitation Center 

905 E. Geneva Street, Delavan, WI 53115 

EOE/AAP 

80399 

71433 

74230 

Staff Writer 

CSI, which publishes three biweekly newspapers, is looking for an 

ambitious reporter. This reporter will work independently, under 

guidance from our managing and associate editors. 

Requirements: Strong writing/news judgment skills, with a 

background in journalism. Degree, college publication or 

post-college newspaper experience preferred. Must be proficient 

in page design, with a working knowledge of QuarkXpress. 

Responsibilities include: Generating news/feature stories with 

photos for CSI’s newspapers. 

Position is in our Delavan office. Monday through Friday, normal 

business hours, with occasional evening and weekend work, 

depending on features and special events. 

If you are interested in joining our editorial team, please e-mail or 

send a resume with salary requirements to: 

e-mail: cbarrows@communityshoppers.com. 

CSI 

P.O. Box 367, 120 Wright Street 

Delavan, WI 53115 

Patient Care Coordinator 

Dr. Bob Dillman and Dr. Bart Kraus of Whitewater Family 

Dentistry are currently seeking a full-time Patient Care 

Coordinator to join their growing team in Whitewater, WI . We 

are looking for an outgoing and compassionate team player with 

excellent communication skills to assist with front office 

operations, including scheduling and coordinating patient care, 

financial arrangements, and filing insurance claims. Dental 

experience is preferred, but not required. If you are interested in 

working with a great team in a caring and compassionate 

environment, please send resume to: 

Please send resume to: 

Community Shoppers Media 

Blind Box 5045 

P.O. Box 367, Delavan, WI 53115 

or Fax: (800) 790-4073 

hrsummit@smileleaders.com 

OUTSIDE ADVERTISING 

SALES EXECUTIVE 

Janesville Messenger, a national award winning, recognized community newspaper, is offering 

a great opportunity to take over local territory with an established account list. CSI Media, 

LLC, a growth-oriented, local community newspaper, is seeking a career-minded individual to 

join our successful sales team. We currently have an opening in our Janesville Messenger 

office for an outside display sales representative. The successful candidate will have a proven 

track record in sales and the ability to work in a fast-paced, deadline-oriented environment. 

The preferred candidate will be results-driven, goal-oriented with the ability to generate new 

revenue by establishing and maintaining excellent customer relationships. We are seeking an 

energetic, ambitious candidate with 2 years of successful outside sales experience. Candidate 

must possess excellent verbal and written communication skills. Vehicle required. Interested 

in joining our successful team? Check out our web site: 


Mail or e-mail your resume with salary history to our 

company headquarters: 

E-mail: cbarrows@communityshoppers.com 

P. O. Box 367 Voice (262) 728-3424 

Delavan, WI 53115 www.communityshoppers.com 

“Connecting Our Customers With Their Customers” 

• Sales Consultant • 

Harms Automotive is looking for 

professional sales consultants. 

Due to our recent acquisition, we have immediate 

openings for qualified sales professionals 

Do you possess the skills it takes to exceed customer expectations? 

Join a team of professionals and sell some of the fastest growing 

model lines in the U.S. Kia and Subaru and Nissan have 

successfully achieved record breaking increase in sales. Be a part of 

a winning organization. We offer a fantastic compensation and 

benefit package for the right individual. Previous sales experience a 

plus, but will train the right candidate. Women encouraged to apply. 

Apply in person or email: 

Todd Berg, General Manager 

Harms Automotive Kia Subaru and Nissan 

2627 Morse St., Janesville, WI 53545 

No phone calls please. 

Email: todd@harmsautomotive.net 

81012 

72102 

58296 

65929 

58298

CUSTODIAN 

Rockton School District is 

seeking a full-time custodian. 

Apply in person at 1050 East 

Union Street, Rockton, Illinois. 

74216 

UNIT ASSISTANT 

5 Days a Week 4 P.M. - 7 P.M. 

Do you want to join a team of committed staff caring for 

residents with dementia? If so, Premier Rehab may have 

just the position to fit your lifestyle. Unit assistants assist 

the residents on the dementia unit with activities and other 

simple tasks. We are willing to train the right candidate. 

Premier Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing does not 

discriminate in hiring on the basis of race, color, religion, 

sex, age, national origin or disability. 

Apply in person to: 

Premier Rehab 

2121 Pioneer Dr. 

Beloit, W I 

74305 

The Stateline areas leading 

pavement maintenance 

company is now accepting 

applications for the 

following positions: 

Sealcoat Sprayers (experience needed) 

Mechanics (experience needed) 

Laborers 

No experience necessary, will train. 

Competitive pay, bonus programs and benefit 

programs available. MUST have drivers 

license. Applicants should call 608-289-5270 

to apply and set up an interview. 

3BR 2BA Foreclosure! 

Only $48,900! Bank 

Owned! Call for listings & 

Info. 

800-279-1604 

NEW 

LISTING 

925 Clary St. 

Only $54,900 (Possible 2nd Mortgage) 

• Siding (5 yrs.) 

• 3 bedrooms 

71460 

BUE’S REALTY & AUCTION • ( 608) 362-0700 

Cal Schaver Realty 

FOR SALE: A 3-unit apartment complex on 

119-123 N. Main St., Orfordville, ready to earn 

money for you. All units are being rented. New 

windows, new siding, new roof, new furnaces. 

Now needs a new YOU!! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $131,90 0 

Cal Schaver - Broker 

Brodhead, WI 608-897-4648 

Brian Schaver - Real Estate Agent 

Brodhead, WI 608-897-3355 

REDUCED 

CHEAPER 

THAN RENT 

• Roof (8 yrs.) 

• Good Mechanicals 

Better Choice Realty 

608-868-4661 

BELOIT: 3 Fixer upper 

rental homes with seller financing. 

608-676-1115 

Feature Listing 

325 Rice Dr., Beloit 

71858 

71449 

Fantastic one owner home featuring energy-efficient, 2x6 

construction, full finished lower level with fireplace in prime 

rural setting. $157,900 Directions: Take Afton Rd. to Rice Dr. 

Shown by appointment 

78579 

Real Estate Problem Solvers 

Locally owned since 1991 with over $300,000,000 lent in the stateline area 

FHA • VA • Conventional Loans 

Debt Consolidation • Fast Cash • Free Grant 

No Money Down • 1st Time Buyers 

Difficult Property • Foreclosure • Estates 

Contracts • Title Issues • FSBO 

Express Home Mortgage Co. & First Choice Realty 

IL, WI Mortgage Licensee 

Rockford (815) 226-3681 Beloit (608) 313-9147 

Open 

Every 

Sunday 

2-4 

Affiliated 

® 

120 W. Grand Ave., 

Beloit, WI 

608-365-1481 

NEW LISTINGS 

2515 Coyote Run 

Gateway Blvd. 

Call for an 

appointment 

71463 

8204 W. ST. LAWRENCE 

AFFORDABLE 

COUNTRY HOME 

• 3 bedroom ranch, 2 car attached 

garage 

• 3-season room, large yard 

• Pond & workshop on separate parcel 

MLS #1530483 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $119,900 

Penny Hansen (608) 751-1096 

2091 COLLINGSWOOD 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

• Custom-built ranch on Turtle Creek, 

multi-level deck 

• Walk-out basement, central vacuum, 

built-in entertainment center 

• Lighted, cedar closet, wood-burning 

fireplace, appliances, water softener 

MLS #1529921 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $235,900 

Penny Hansen (608) 751-1096 

1821 EMERSON STREET 

LOVELY EASTSIDE 

LOCATION 

• 2 bedroom, brick ranch w/2 car 

attached garage 

• Beautiful hardwood floors, laundry 

chute, large living & dining rooms 

• Large kitchen w/dining area, open 

basement is neat & clean 

MLS #1530179 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $164,500 

Vicki Coomer (608) 290-0094 

4 ACRES PADDOCK ROAD 

• Private piece of property just outside 

city limits 

• Already has mound system. Just put 

in well and build your dream home 

• A rare find 

MLS #1530092 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $69,900 

Penny Hansen (608) 751-1096 

2497 AUSTIN PLACE 

EVERY DAY IS A VACATION 

• In this beautiful, 3 bedroom ranch 

on the eastside 

• In-ground pool, fenced-in yard, 

newly-painted interior 

• New carpet in the formal living 

room, master bedroom and family 

room, new countertops 

MLS #1529951 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $184,900 

Sandi Schuler (608) 290-1920 

OPEN HOUSES • SUNDAY, AUGUST 3 rd , 2008 

1724 Grandview #1527234 $109,900 Dave Salathe 608-289-3167 11:30-1:30 

1949 Jackson #1523150 $99,000 Sharon Kopp 608-290-4361 12:00-1:30 

3683 Bee Lane #1515657 $189,500 Penny Hansen 608-751-1096 12:00-1:30 

1202 Chapin #1505168 $168,900 Mike Rorabeck 608-289-2241 12:00-1:30 

2130 Elmwood #1513762 $155,000 Lynette Johnson 608-289-0231 1:00-3:00 

7230 Hickory Hills #1529145 $259,000 Marge Austin 608-774-4140 2:00-4:00 

1417 St. Lawrence #1496824 $83,000 Bob Everson 608-346-3065 2:00-4:00 

2855 Chatsworth #1513588 $164,500 Donna Loomis 608-346-5598 2:00-4:00 

2015 Shirland #1525328 $149,900 Dave Salathe 608-289-3167 2:00-4:00 

3670 Golden Eagle #1479319 $167,900 Sandi Schuler 608-290-1920 2:00-4:00 

15308 Twin Oaks #1526734 $293,213 Mike Rorabeck 608-289-2241 2:00-4:00 

2515 Coyote #1506349 $199,800 Chip Hart 608-289-0165 2:00-4:00 

5530 Bastain # 68549 $108,900 Vicki Kruse 608-751-0347 2:00-4:00 

www.manchestertrails.com 

1 to 2 Acre Lots 

www.c21affiliated.com 

ALL NEW HOME PLANS 

Call today for a free 

Wausau Homes plan 

book. Call 608-754-8006 

or visit schauderhomes.com 

BELOIT: 1106 Wisconsin 

Ave, 3 BR, 2 BA, NEW 

carpet & windows. Newer 

roof, siding, water heater, 

furnace, bathroom. Hardwood 

floors. Owner will 

pay 3% down payment 

$64,500, 608-361-6200 

74214 


BELOIT: 3 BR house, 

completely refurbished, 

new carpeting, living 

room, dining rooms & 

kitchen, fenced yard, 1 car 

garage, east side location, 

good neighborhood, 

$49,900. Call for additional 

information & appointment. 

608-676-5673 

BELOIT: 3 BR, living 

room, dining room, kitchen 

1 BA, 3 season porch, full 

basement, 2 car garage, 

privacy fenced backyard. 

Move in condition. 

$98,000. 608-201-0585 

BELOIT: East side, 3 BR, 

1 BA, doll house for her, 2 

½ car garage for him, 

fenced in yard, hardwood 

floors, new appliances, finished 

basement. $89,000. 

815-222-5117; 608-921- 

0053 

COTTAGE, Wisconsin 

River, Portage, 2 acres. 

Reduced. 608-752-9990 

C ALL C OLDWELL B ANKER 

OPEN SUNDAY 11:00-1:00 

511 W. Beloit St., Orfordville $127,900 

(Directions: Signs from County K & Main St.) 

REDONE HOME, JUST MOVE IN. Beautiful, custom oak kitchen 

with appliances. 2+ bedrooms, huge master bedroom with 2 closets. 

Large living room with den off it with French door and patio doors to 

deck. Full bath up. 3/4 bath down. 2+ car garage with extra storage. 

MLS#1526696 Judy Clossey (608) 290-1924 


780 E. Inman Parkway, Beloit $139,900 

(Directions: Signs from Riverside & Inman Parkway) 

GARDEN VILLAGE. Enjoy the comfort of this charming 3 

bedroom ranch. Solid built and move-in ready. New roof, 

counters, built-in oven, glass-top stove. Freshly painted. Full 

dry basement is partially finished. 

MLS#1527380 Laurie Cecil (608) 312-9898 

1310 Clary, Beloit $69,000 

(Directions: Milwaukee Road to west on Clary) 

CLEAN 3 BEDROOM - 2 GARAGES. Freshly-painted 3 

bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths. Some hardwood flooring, some 

carpet. 2 car garage and a 1 car garage, fenced yard. 

MLS#1522232 Heidi Krenz-Buchanan 289-9383 


2037 Linway Dr., Beloit $109,900 

(Directions: Burton to north on Cleora to Linway) 

CONVERSE SCHOOL/REMODELED DOLLHOUSE. Open 

living room - kitchen floor plan. Master bedroom is 10x19. 

Gorgeous backyard, 2 1/2 car garage. 

MLS#1528478 Rosemary Dutter 289-7566 

1732 Forest, Beloit $69,900 

(Directions: South on Townline, left on Forest) 

ADORABLE CAPE COD/GASTON SCHOOL. Large 3-season 

porch with nice view of big backyard. Spacious eat-in kitchen 

with new flooring you’re sure to love. Updates include new 

roof & water heater, well-cared-for home and move-in ready. 

MLS#1529078 Trish Rose 290-5866 


1854 Dewey Ave., Beloit $60,000 

(Directions: Henry Ave. to north on Dewey) 

READY TO MOVE IN! Nice 2 bedroom. Nice-sized yard with 

extra lot. Home has vinyl siding. 

MLS#1524644 Juanita Martinez (815) 543-7793 


3717 Teal Lane, Janesville $179,900 

(Directions: Signs from Wright Rd. & Lucey) 

BEAUTIFUL 4 BEDROOM, 3 bath home in Milton School 

district. Easy commute, near shopping. Master suite with bath 

and walk-in closet. Bright kitchen with vaulted ceilings and tile 

floors. Deck, partially-fenced yard. Oversized garage. 

MLS#1528181 Brenda Home (608) 362-8014 

2330 Liberty, Beloit $225,000 

(Directions: Signs from Masters & Liberty) 

BEAUTIFUL HOME IN RURAL SETTING, over 1/2 acre. 

Partially exposed finished basement. Energy Star construction. 

Cathedral ceilings in great room and dining room. Ceramic tile 

and jetted tub in master bath. Two 3 car garages. 

MLS#1529670 Pam Calvin (815) 623-4024 


2113 Euclid Ave., Beloit $87,900 

(Directions: South on Townline, west on Euclid) 

PEACE AND TRANQUILITY. Totally remodeled and move-in 

ready. Spacious kitchen with walk-in pantry. New windows 

and low maintenance exterior. 

MLS#1528959 Trish Rose 290-5866 

For more Open House Information 

Please go to openhouse.com 

PREMIER 

5370 Elm St., Suite 1 

Roscoe, IL 

(608) 362-5200 

BELOIT: All brick two 

unit on eastside, near I-90 

& I-43. Features include: 2 

car garage, 2 BR in each 

unit with walk-in closets, 

full private basements with 

washer & dryer, living 

room fireplaces & all utilities 

separate. City assessed 

at $102,600, asking 

$89,500. 608-774- 

6149 

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LAKE GENEVA 

.97 AC, 1500 Conant St, 

7 blocks to lake, backs to 

protected woods, $95K 

jwhannerty@gmail.com 

PREMIER 

BORT’S 

2680 Prairie Ave., Beloit, WI 

(608) 364-8844 71436


FORECLOSURES & 

BANK REPOS! 5 bedroom 

only $20,900! 4bd 

2ba only $13,500! More 

Homes available! These 

homes Won t last! For 

Listings call 800-546-2998 

Ext T041 (wcan) 

Great Shawano Lake Investment 

5 furnished 

sand beach cottages 1 

bed-4 bed. House boats, 

pontoons, docks + income. 

$389,900 920-833- 

2828 www.shawanolakeresort.com 

(wcan) 

LAKEFRONT & 

ACREAGE -NOW 14 

Drastically Reduced. Call 

for Flyer. Special Financing 

Terms, Low Payments. 

WI LAND CO 1-800-505- 

5263 (wcan) 

TENNESSEE MOUNTAIN 

ACREAGE 2 Acre beautiful 

homesite, million $ 

view! Secluded, utilities, 

overlooking Tennessee 

River. Close to marina, 

schools, shopping! 

$59,900 low down, owner 

financing! 

330-699-1585 




608-365-1663 or 

815-389-2722 

Fax 608-365-7045 


Wednesday 





NOON 


www.community 

shoppers.com 

OPEN HOUSE 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sunday August 3, 1-3 

2768 S Manitou Dr, Beloit 

$179,900 3 BR home 

Turner School District 

MANUFACTURED 

HOMES 

14x70 MARSHFIELD 3 

BR mobile home with 

13x17 addition, 2 car carport, 

$14,500 OBO. 608- 

314-0522 

SOUTH BELOIT: Have 

several mobile homes for 

sale or rent. Little or no 

money down. Have to be 

fixed up. Lot rent and 

security deposit paid 

before moving in. 

Northgates Estates 

South Beloit, IL 

815-389-3869 or 

815-389-4779 

WOODED LOTS AVAIL- 

ABLE for manufactured 

homes, 14x80, 16x80, & 

double wide welcome. 

Homes must meet Park 

standard of being 1980 

model or newer & have 

vinyl siding, amenities include: 

childrens playground 

& access to the 

Rock River. South Bluff 

Homes, South Beloit, IL. 

815-389-1074 

5 bedroom 2 bath HUD 

home only $317/mo! Will 

Sell! 4% down, 30 years 

@ 8%! Buy Now! FORE- 

CLOSURE! For listings 

call 1-800-546-2998 ext 

S596 (wcan) 

5 bedroom 2 bath HUD 

home only $380/mo! Will 

Sell! 4% down, 30 years 

@ 8%! Buy Now! FORE- 

CLOSURE! For listings 

call 1-800-546-2998 ext 

B623 (wcan) 

BELOIT TOWNSHIP: 3BR 

house, Turner School 

$700, 760-798-2286 

BELOIT TOWNSHIP: 

Available immediately. 

Turner Schools, quiet, 

park like setting near river, 

2 bedroom duplex. Attached 

garage, first floor 

laundry, $650 per month 

plus security. 3631 

Idlewild Dr. 608-362-4242 

for showing. 

BELOIT: 1009 Chapin, 

CHARMING, your dream, 

remodeled 2 BR Cape 

Cod, close to college, enclosed 

porch, open floor 

plan, fireplace, loaded with 

new appliances, 1 ½ 

baths, central air, 1 car 

garage. Utilities extra. 

$765 plus security. Available 

soon. 608-365-0936 

R E A L 

E S T A T E 


EHO 

OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 

AUGUST 3, 2008 

4900, 4924, & 4926 Monarch Dr., Janesville 

QUALITY-BUILT 

CONDOS 

• 2 bedrooms 

• 2 baths 

• Exposed or walkout 

• Basement 

Noon-2:00 

$164,900 to $219,900 

Directions: Hwy. 26 north to John Paul Rd., east on Walnut Grove, turns into Monarch 

New 

construction 

discount - inquire 

517 East Street, Clinton NEW 

CONSTRUCTION 

• ranch, 3 BR, 2 full BA 

• 1st floor laundry 

• 2 car attached garage 

• egress window in LL 

2:30-4:00 

$189,900 

Directions: Hwy. 140 into Clinton, east on Peck, south on East Street 

EXPECT MORE! 

Mary Gilbank- P eterson 

608-751-5868 

78563 

shorewest.com 

Sun., Aug. 3 - 1:00 P.M. 

318 W. Grand Ave. – Beloit, WI 

4th Street to west on W. Grand Ave. 

It’s too good to pass. For residential or 

professional use, this 2,000+ sq. ft. home with 

2 car garage on a deep lot, deserves your 

attention. Zoned C-1. Impressive interior 

includes 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 3 enclosed 

porches, fireplace, eat-in kitchen, dining room, 

basement, central A/C, gas furnace and 

attached wood burner. ACT NOW. This United 

Country property can be YOURS. 

Wed., Aug. 13 - 5:30 P.M. 

622 Moore St. – Beloit, WI 

West on St. Lawrence Ave. to south on Moore St. 

We’ll conduct the Auction for this property at United Country 

Beloit Auction & Realty, Inc., 534 West Grand Ave., Beloit, WI. 

A practical investment. On a double corner lot, 

this aluminum/vinyl-sided 2-bedroom home has 

an enclosed porch, 1st floor laundry, & 

hardwood floors, & built-ins. Eat-in kitchen & 

dining room. Act NOW . This United Country 

property can be YOURS . 

Preview: Sat., Aug. 2 - 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM 

Sun., Aug. 10 - 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM 

Bill Perkins, GPPA, CAI 

Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #1956 

Registered Illinois Auctioneer #441.00964 

Tricia Angell (815) 440-1739 

Tonya Frye (608) 921-5522 

Kevin Diluia (847) 922-8956 

Trudy Trochta (847) 713-2479 

Tracy Ferraro (847) 977-0748 

OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY AUGUST 3 rd 

3 bedroom ranch home 

with 2 car attached 

garage. Quiet subdivision. 

Appliances included. LL 

laundry, and 3 other 

rooms plus a full bath. 

Mud room and half bath 

off garage. . . . . . . . . $144,900 

Pin #18495 

Directions: Hwy. 51 to east on Inman Parkway, right on Lilac. 

EHO 

2978 Lilac Rd., Beloit – 12-1:30 p.m. 

Annette Jass 

(608) 290-0727 

Kari Schmidt 

(608) 290-4876 

MOTIVATED SELLER 

1150 Elm St., Beloit – 2-3:30 p.m. 

Stop by and check out 

this 3 bedroom home! 

Everything new, furnace, 

A/C. Lots of nostalgia in 

this home. Hardwood 

floors, brand new kitchen. 

Perfect starter home, 

great back yard. Quiet 

neighborhood . . . $114,900 

Pin #30185 

Directions: Liberty Ave., north on Elm St. to property. 

shorewest.com 

REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS 

78577 

Wed., Aug. 13 - 5:30 P.M. 

802 Rood Ave. – South Beloit, IL 

S. Bluff St. to west on Rood Ave. 

To Settle Estate 

We’ll conduct the Auction for this property at United Country 


6 bedrooms & move-in condition make this 

South Beloit ranch home a must-own. Full, 

exposed basement is partially finished. Newer 

windows & carpet – central A/C – 2 furnaces. 

Easy upkeep exterior, garage & extra lot are 

bonuses. Act NOW. This United Country 

property can be YOURS. 

Preview: Sat., August 2 - 1-2 P.M. 

Sat., August 9 - 1-2 P.M. 

Sun., Aug. 17 - 1:00 P.M. 

4039 E. Colley Rd. – Beloit, WI 

Milwaukee Rd. to east on East Colley Rd. 


Enjoy quiet country living close to town in this 

Town of Turtle 2-bedroom ranch home on a private 

1-acre lot. Hardwood floors - 2 fireplaces - dining 

room - kitchen pantry - 1st floor laundry - full 

basement w/family room - central A/C - 4-season 

breezeway to attached 2-car garage. Patio & 

detached 1-1/2 car garage w/furnace. Act NOW . 

This United Country property can be YOURS . 

Previews: Sun., Aug. 3 - 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM 

Sun., Aug. 10 - 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM 


434 1 ⁄ 2 E. Northwest Hwy., Palatine, IL 

(608) 364-1965 

TOLL FREE: 1-877-364-1965 

www.beloitauction.com 

OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 

AUGUST 3 RD • 1-3 PM 

8038 CTY. RD. X 

® 

Affiliated 


Direct Line (608) 361-1111 

MLS#1525026 

CLINTON TOWNSHIP: 

Beautifully maintained brick 

ranch, situated on 1 ACRE. 3 

bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, open 

floor plan, double-sided fireplace, 

partially finished basement. A 

Must See! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $226,900 

Cindy Helms 346-2970 

Cindy 

Helms 

OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY AUG. 3 rd 1 PM to 3 PM 

Courtney Condominiums 

1606-1610 Kyle Dr. & 3100-3102 Cora Ct. 

Vickie Lockhart (608) 751-5783 

Wed., Aug. 13 - 5:30 P.M. 

806 Henry Ave. – Beloit, WI 

We’ll conduct the Auction for this property at United Country - 


A real moneymaker for landlords or an 

excellent choice for your first home. 3 

bedrooms - 1 3/4 baths - hardwood floors - 

eat-in kitchen - partially finished basement - 

large screened porch - garage. Accessible 

ramp. Act NOW. This United Country property 

can be YOURS. 

Preview: Sun., August 3 - 1-2 P.M. 

Sat., August 9 - 1-2 P.M. 

Wed., Aug. 20 - 5:30 P.M. 

1860 Spruce St. – Beloit, WI 

West on Henry Ave. to north on Spruce St. 


We’ll conduct the Auction for this property at United Country - 


Compact, efficient and just for your small family. 

Aluminum-sided, 2 bedroom ranch on large corner 

lot. Central air, hardwood floors, laundry room. 1- 

1/2 car garage. Act NOW . This United Country 

property can be YOURS . 

Previews: Sat., Aug. 9 - 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM 

Sat., Aug. 16 - 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM 

Terms: 10% buyer’s fee. $1,000 earnest money required day of sale. Balance due at closing within 30 days. P roperty offered “as is” with no contingencies. Successful bidder will be required to sign a standard offer to purchase. Property to 

be sold subject to owner confirmation. 

74228 

The above units are now complete and ready to move into with 

prices starting at $175,500. All units are handicap accessible, 2 

bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage. Pre-order NOW! Future units also 

available starting at $156,700. 

Directions: Prairie Ave. to west on Zick Dr., south on Flack Dr., east on Kyle Ln. 

Associates 

608-531-0560 

2132 Center Ave. 

Janesville, WI 

78578 

Richard Ranft, CAI, GPPA, AARE 

Registered Wisconsin Auctioneer #237 

Registered Illinois Auctioneer #441.001071 

George Goecks (608) 558-8396 

John Ferraro (847) 361-6679 

Julieanne Ferraro (847) 361-7664 

Tricia Jackson (815) 601-4795 

74294

CLINTON OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY 

12:30-2:00 2:30-4:00 

817 Sue Lane, Clinton 

CONDO – Like New! Lovely living room with gas 

fireplace, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage, 

lower level ready for 3rd bedroom, family room & 

bath. Motivated sellers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $154,900 

NEW LOCATION, 

SAME GREAT SERVICE 

For ALL your Real Estate needs, call us at C21 Affiliated 

Cindy Helms 

346-2970 

12102 MARBLE DRIVE 

2095 WILLIAMSON PARKWAY 

(608) 774-4668 

“Treating Your Family Like Mine.” 

410 Allen St., Clinton 

Wonderful big home w/4BR. New siding, furnace, 

CA, windows & electric service. Could be 2 family 

if needed. Sellers relocating . . . . . . . . only $109,900 

Sandra Minkey 

Brett Helms 

312-9415 

Affiliated 


361-1111 Direct Line 74229 

OPEN 11 - 1 

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 

® 

71857 

ROCKTON, IL 

(Directions: Rt. 2, west on Wagon Wheel Rd., 

left on Williamson) 

ZENTZ QUALITY-BUILT MILLBROOK 

CONDO IN STONE RIDGE! Warm 

colors. Granite, stainless steel 

appliances. Shaker doors. Wonderful 

master suite. Transom windows, 

professionally landscaped. Association dues 

$100/month! (98189) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $214,900! 

HEATHER PORTER (815) 988-7443 

ROCKTON, IL 

(Directions: Rt. 2, west on Wagon Wheel Rd., 

left on Williamson) 

ZENTZ QUALITY-BUILT CONDO! New 

floor plan in Stone Ridge! River maple 

hardwood floors, custom Shaker 

fireplace with built-in shelves, maple 

cabinets, stone patio, large front porch. 

Professionally landscaped, sprinkler system. 

Association dues $100/month! (98196) . . . . . . . . $249,900! 

HEATHER PORTER (815) 988-7443 

BELOIT, WI 

REMODELED FARM HOME with large add-on. 

Park-like setting with 32x60 barn with fenced 

paddock, smokehouse, workshop. Pole barn 

36x54x12 high, built in 2001 with 2-car, steel, 

garage door w/opener. Main-floor laundry, 

office, 2 new baths, master BR on main floor, 

formal dining, 3 decks. Fruit trees in yard w/ 

garden area. This one is a diamond in the rough. Call for your 

private showing! (34325 & 1521632) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $299,980 

LYNN ARNOLD (815) 623-3333, EXT. 2131 and (815) 289-1318 

SOUTH BELOIT, IL 

PRAIRIE HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 

Well-maintained 3 bedroom ranch with 

a family room. Hardwood floors in 

bedrooms. 3-car garage. Large yard 

with mature trees. Call today for a 

private showing! 

(36751 & 1529444) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $144,900 

LYNN ARNOLD (815) 623-3333, ext. 2131 OR (815) 289-1318 

ROSCOE, IL 

A PEACEFUL SETTING! Property backs 

up to Hononegah Forest Preserve. 4 

bedroom, 3 bath tri-level. Fenced yard. 

Formal dining, fireplace in family room plus, 

plus, plus. Call for your private appointment! 

(36144 & 1527418) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $179,900! 

LYNN ARNOLD (815) 623-3333, ext. 2131 OR (815) 289-1318 

BELOIT, WI 

TIRED OF MAINTAINING YOUR HOME? 

Then the answer is in this condo! New 

flooring, new paint, 2 bedrooms, kitchen 

plus garage. And low price! Call for your 

private showing! 

(34992 & 1523599) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $79,900! 

LYNN ARNOLD (815) 623-3333, EXT. 2131 OR (815) 289-1318 

Signs from Liberty / 81 & Euclid 

Lindsey Ramos 

(608) 751-3665 

Signs from Hwy. 11 & Main St. 

Sue B... 

(608) 314-7832 

“Call a Honey of a Realtor” 

Sue B... (608) 879-3662 or 

Lindsey Ramos (608) 751-3665 

www.southernwisconsinhomes.com 

1st OPEN! Sunday 1:00 -3:00 

1316 EUCLID AVE., BELOIT 

Just Listed $119,900 

Completely redone from the studs out! 3 floors of 

spacious living in this 5 BR, 2-1/2 BA home. New oak 

kitchen, large DR w/tray ceiling. French doors to office, 

master suite w/whpl. & shower, 2+ car gar. & much 

more. All new furn., air, plumbing, electric, roof, siding, 

windows . . . everything! Come see for yourself! 

OPEN Sunday 1:00 - 3:00 

503 GAVIN ST., COUNTRYVIEW ESTATES, ORFORDVILLE 

Reduced to $219,900 

New Construction - One-of-a-Kind! 1,800 sq. ft. ranch 

w/octagonal wraparound porch & walkout basement. 

Gorgeous octagon great room w/10’ trayed ceiling, stone fpl. 

& built-in hickory entertainment center. Hickory kitchen 

w/pantry, br. bar, range, micro, dw. & huge DR w/sliders to 

deck. Large master suite. 2x6 construction. Upgrades galore! 

Or choose your lot & build from $160,000 complete. 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sunday, August 3rd, 2008 

1953 Fairview Dr. • 12:00-1:30 

MOVE IN AND RELAX! Better than new! This 3+ bedroom 

home features new bath & kitchen, updated trim, new 

flooring, paint, siding & windows. Full lower level & fenced 

yard. Call today! MLS #1516981 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $106,900 

Directions: Afton Road, west on Burton, north on Townline Road, 1 block to 

west on Fairview. 

ROSCO E 

Hilander Shopping Center 

14050 HAULEY RD. 

11614 DEACON DR. 

3843 VALERIE 

9861 FANTAIL 

4075 VALERIE RD. 

Henry Londo 

(608) 751-2344 

74262 

78660 

815-623-3333 

Toll Free: 888-276-7263 

GoGambino.com 

OPEN 2 - 4 

DURAND, IL 

(Directions: Hwy. 75, north on Harrison Rd., 

west on Winslow to Hauley Rd.) 

COUNTRY LIVING! Ranch w/4 bed, 3 

baths, all-new SS appl. & large kitchen 

w/deck to above-ground pool! Great 

room w/views of wooded 5 acres! Fin. 

LL w/walkout & 2 nd kitchen! Some 

newer carpet & Pergo floors! 2 heated outbuildings 

(30x40 & 22x74). Zoned AG! (33446) . . . . . . . . . . . . $339,900 

PATTY PANN (815) 623-3333, ext. 2155 or (815) 703-2741 

ROCKTON, IL 

(Directions: Old River Rd., (north of Roscoe 

Rd.), west on University, south on Deacon) 

PRICE REDUCED! SPECTACULAR 

SUNSETS! Huge home w/finished LL! 

This 5 bedroom home comes w/loads 

of upgrades! Large eat-in kitchen 

w/stainless appliances, composite deck 

expands back of home! Large loft area w/open railing, 

master w/walk-in closet, double vanity! Unbelievable 

4.5+ car, insulated garage! LL w/2 BR, FR, bath 

w/shower! (30333) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $287,500 

DEBBIE KENNY (815) 623-3333, ext. 2153 or (815) 218-3268 

ROSCOE, IL 

(Directions: Hononegah Rd. to Tresemer, left 

to Valerie, right to sign) 

A PEACEFUL SETTING! Property 

backs up to Hononegah Forest 

Preserve. 4 BR, 3 BA tri-level. Fenced 

yard. Formal dining, fireplace in FR 

plus, plus, plus. Call for your private 

appointment! (36144 & 1527418) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $189,900 

ALLAN LALANDE (815) 623-3333, ext. 2145 or (815) 871-1933 

ROSCOE, IL 

(Directions: Hwy. 251, north of Swanson, 

west on Port to Fantail) 

MAGNIFICENT SETTING! Nestled in 

nature’s glory, this impeccable ranch 

boasts with pride! Distinctive 

landscaping, woods, and river access 

makes this a dream home for the most 

discriminating owner! Spacious kitchen overlooks 

delightful family room with fireplace. (36900) $176,000 

URSULA DAVIDSON (815) 623-3333, ext. 2140 or (815) 494-3630 

ROSCOE, IL 

(Directions: North on Hwy. 251, west on 

Hononegah, south on Tresemer, right on Valerie) 

HAVE IT ALL! This home has so much for 

everyone! Extra, 2-car, detached garage, 

shed, above-ground pool! New oak cabinets & 

hardwood floors in kitchen & family room. 

Nice size bedrooms, finished LL w/rec. room, 

bar, 2 bonus rooms! Large fenced yard! 

(32865) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $159,900 

ZOE CLISHAM (815) 623-3333, ext. 2136 

or (815) 319-3388 

IN WISCONSIN CALL TOLL FREE: 

888-276-7263 

Lynn Arnold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (815) 289-1318 

Bryan Holder . . . . . . . . . . 

OR 

. . . . . . . . . . . (815) 543-1232 


BELOIT: 1513 Moore, 2 

BR, stove, refrgerator, water 

sewer provided, no 

pets, security & references, 

$500 mo. 608-879- 

2408 

BELOIT: 1624 Prairie, nice 

2 Bedroom, bonus walk up 

attic room, Morgan school, 

$720 month plus security. 

608-295-9834 

BELOIT: 1865 Harrison, 3 

BR, $650 mo plus security 

deposit. Section 8 welcome. 

No pets. 608-368- 

1545 or 608-290-1126 

BELOIT: 1914 Frederick, 3 

BR, 2 car detached 

garage, $725 mo, $725 

security. 608-346-2881 

BELOIT: 2 Bedroom 

house, available immediately, 

940 Johnson, $525 

rent plus $65 for sewer & 

water, security deposit 

$525. 608-365-3257 

BELOIT: 2 BR cottage for 

rent, central air & lots of 

special features, built-in 

corner hutch in dining 

room & decorative fireplace. 

1 year lease. No 

pets. Call today to set up 

appointment. Available 

Sept 1. 608-362-2402 

BELOIT: 2 BR, 803 Johnson, 

nice area, low utilities 

$580. 608-362-1190 

BELOIT: 2BR house, 

5th BELOIT: 2 BR, Gaston 

school district, $525 mo 

plus $525 security deposit. 

608-295-0307 

Street, $500/mo plus 

utilities, 608-341-9729 

71446 

BELOIT: 3 Bedroom ranch 

in good east side neighborhood, 

large fenced-in 

back yard, garage with remote, 

available Aug 1 st . 

$800 per mo. plus security 

deposit. 815-871-8482 

BELOIT: 3 BR duplex, 

2279 Bootmaker. Rent 

$750. For information & 

application call 608-362- 

2906. NO PETS. NO SEC- 

TION 8. 

BELOIT: 3 BR, 1 BA 1218 

11 th St, 2 story, 910 sq. ft., 

2 car garage, central air, 

quiet neighborhood, $750 

+ security & references. 

Rent to own option. No 

Section 8. $74,900. 608- 

289-5560 

BELOIT: 3 BR, 1 bath 

house,1 car garage. $600 

deposit, $700 per month. 

608-751-3783 

BELOIT: 639 Gaston Ave. 

Formerly 2 family - 2 

kitchens, 2 full baths, 5 

BR, laundry in basement, 

yard & garage. Perfect for 

extended family. $780/mo. 

No pets. Lease, security & 

references. 608-758-1742 

BELOIT: AVAILABLE 

NOW 1858 Harrison, 3 BR 

house, 1 car garage, Section 

8 accepted, no pets, 

$650. 608-751-1653 

BELOIT: Nice 4 BR home, 

quiet neighborhood, $700 

mo. 608-364-4885 

BELOIT: RENT TO OWN. 

2 BEDROOM DUPLEX, 

many updates, garage, full 

basement with washer & 

dryer hook up, $560 plus 

security deposit. 262-745- 

1427 

BELOIT: Small but cute 2 

BR house recently remodled 

with garage & big back 

yard in a nice neighborhood 

close to Cunningham 

school. Refrigerator & 

stove are included. $650 

rent & $650 security. No 

Section 8. No pets. Call 

Trish for showing 608- 

751-2726 

RENT TO OWN 

Darien: 4 BR, 3 BA, 2 car 

garage, new construction. 

Starting at $1,200 month. 

262-893-5047 

ROCKFORD & WHITE- 

WATER: 4 BR homes for 

rent/sale. Seller financing, 

$1,000 mo. 608-676-1115 

RURAL CLINTON: 2 BR 

home in country, $500 

month. 608-209-1223 

SOUTH BELOIT: 1408 

Shaw, 1 BR, garage, laundry, 

$425 mo. plus $425 

deposit. 815-378-4135 

BELOIT: 1 BR all utilities, 

air, available now. $565 

month. 608-365-8780 

BELOIT: 1 BR apt close to 

hospital. Appliances, 

basement & air conditioner 

included. $450 month 

plus security deposit. Call 

608-751-3910 after 4pm 

BELOIT: 1 BR duplex, 

garage, air, Sept. 1 st $450. 

608-365-8780 

BELOIT: 1105 Chapin, 

college area, large 3 BR 

townhouse, 2 Bath, central 

air, laundry $725 mo. 608- 

362-3297 

BELOIT: 1BR Upper, no 

pets, no smokers, 608- 

365-8556 / 608-295-1024 

BELOIT: 1 st floor 2 BR 

apt, secure building. 

garage. No pets. Security 

& monthly rent $510 

each. 815-385-9193 

BELOIT: 2 BR Upper. All 

appliances. Clean and in a 

nice neighborhood. $475 

plus low utilities. 608-921- 

4990 

BELOIT: 2 BR, 1456 

McKinley + garage, $550 

mo $550 security, 1 yr 

lease. 608-751-1650 

BELOIT: 263 West Grand, 

2 BR lower, central air, 

laundry, 2 car garage, 

$495. 608-362-3297 

BELOIT: 2BR, living room, 

carpeting, stove, refrigerator, 

heat included $515 

plus security deposit & references, 

2744 Robinson 

Dr. 608-289-6221 

BELOIT: 649 Harrison, 

college area, small 2 BR 

up, laundry, heat included, 

$395/mo. 608-362-3297


BELOIT: 3 BR Lower, 

College area, large rooms, 

dining room. Spacious 

kitchen, new bath. All utilities. 

722 Park. Security & 

references. No Pets. Call 

608-362-8361 

BELOIT: 757½ Ninth St. 2 

BR Upper, very clean, low 

utilities, parking. $425/mo. 

BPMA 608-295-7253 

BELOIT: A must see! 

Newly redecorated, ultra 

clean, lower unit, 2 BR, 

air, near schools, bus line. 

$725 a month. All utilities 

included. 608-314-0300 

BELOIT: Cozy 1 BR, $400 

includes water. No pets. 

608-692-9398 or 608-244- 

9394 

BELOIT: East side 2 BR 

ranch duplex with garage 

in between units. Full 

basement, all appliances. 

1801 East Briar Lane. 

$625 per month, no pets. 

608-751-3168 

BELOIT: Eastside. College 

area. Immaculate 2 BR. 

Spacious, fully carpeted 

second floor apartment, on 

quiet Milwaukee Rd. Includes 

dishwasher, washer/dryer, 

garage, heat & 

water. $620 plus security. 

Immediate occupancy. 

608-365-0936 

BELOIT: Efficiency upper, 

all utilities & appliances included, 

$395. 722 Park, 

Security & references. No 

pets. 608-362-8361 

BELOIT: Efficiency, all utilities 

including air, $425 

month. 608-365-8780 

BELOIT: Lower 2 BR, spacious, 

with laundry, deck, 

garage, $645 per mo includes 

heat. 608-752- 

0386 

BELOIT: Nice 2 BR Upper, 

no pets. 608-365-8556 or 

608-295-1024 

BELOIT: Nice lower 2 BR, 

water & sewer included. 

Near Gaston School. 

$450 mo. 608-361-1550 

BELOIT: Nice studio 

apartment, sewer & water 

included. 608-361-1550 

BELOIT: Upper 2 BR apt, 

utilities included, 1 car 

garage, good west side location, 

1st BELOIT: Northeast side, 

Mason Dr, newer 2BR, 

central air, laundry, appliances, 

sewer & water included, 

$475 mo plus security 

deposit. 

608-743-4145 

month rent & security 

required, $625 per 

mo. 608-676-5673 for further 

information. 

BELOIT: West side, 2 BR, 

Lower. Appliances, water 

& sewer included. 2 car 

garage. $550 plus security. 

608-751-0642 

BRITTANY APTS 

Gorgeous 1 & 2 BR 

www.thinv.com 

608-365-0633 

BURTON RIDGE 

APTS 

1225 Burton St, Beloit. 

ONE MONTH FREE! 

Luxury 2 & 3 BR. 

Huge floor plans with in 

home washer/dryer, 

private garage, vaulted 

ceilings, patio/balcony 

with great woodside 

views. 

Call Burton Ridge at 

608-365-5358 or 

608-289-9104 

ASK ABOUT 

FREE GAS 

CARDS 

CLEORA MANOR 

Great 1, 2 & 3 BR 

www.thinv.com 

608-362-1047 

CLINTON: 2 BR, 1 bath, 

stove, refrigerator, air, coin 

operated laundry, heat & 

sewer included. Garage. 

$615 month plus security. 

608-931-4254 

CLINTON: Spacious, newly 

remodeled 2 BR. Off 

street parking, on-site 

laundry, central air, deck. 

$550 per month. 

262-215-8323 

FIRST MONTH FREE 

COLONIAL GARDENS 

1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms 

Pool & Basketball Court 

www.thinv.com 

608-365-0633 

SOUTH BELOIT: 

TIMBER GROVE APTS 

815-243-7878 

LAKE GENEVA: 

BADGER APARTMENTS 

315 E South St/1120 

South Wells St. 2 BR, appliances, 

air, blinds, laundry, 

deck or patio. Regular 

$610-625. Call John & 

Samantha 262-949-5251 

Español Heidy 

262-745-3813 

LOOK HERE 

BELOIT: Scenic overlook 

of downtown. Spacious 3 

BR, wide open yard. Water 

& sewer included, 

garage optional. $650/mo. 

1 month deposit. 

Call 608-365-4787 

NORTHGATE APTS 

Beautiful 1 & 2 BR 

Elevators 

www.thinv.com 

608-365-8921 

OLYMPIAN HILL & Village 

East Apartments. Luxury 

living for mature adults 

Call 608-363-8360 or 

608-361-9870 

PRAIRIE VILLAGE 

APARTMENTS 

Gorgeous 1 & 2 BR 

www.thinv.com 

608-361-1234 

SOUTH BELOIT: 1 BED- 

ROOM, stove & refrigerator 

furnished. $325 month. 

608-751-5215 

SOUTH BELOIT: 1BR 

lower, water & sewer included, 

quiet area, no pets 

$460/mo. 608-931-5100 

SOUTH BELOIT: Near 

South Beloit High school. 

2 BR lower unit with central 

air. Coin laundry & 

storage. No pets. $550 

plus deposit. Call 815- 

713-8767, 9am-5pm 

WATERTOWER 

PLACE APARTMENTS 

1 MONTH FREE 

Selected Units 

Studio, 1 & 2 Bedrooms 

Beautiful, Spacious 

Affordable. 

Starting at $440 

Heated underground 

parking. 

Included: Heat, water, 

sewer, washer/dryer 

hookup 

*Income restrictions 

apply 

Call today!! 

608-365-5700 

COMMERCIAL 

REAL ESTATE 

BELOIT: Nice office for 

rent with 4x8 sign, on Hwy 

51, 3 rooms, 720 sq. ft. 

$500 per mo. Available 

Sept 1. 608-728-2253 

FARM SHED for rent, 

59'x23', Call Johnstown, 

WI. 917-605-0586 

GREAT PROFESSIONAL 

office location, immediately 

available. 1,000 plus 

square feet. New carpet & 

new paint. Must See. Very 

competitive rent. 1239 

Huebbe Pkwy, Beloit. 

Call 608-289-3379 to view 

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608-365-1663 or 

815-389-2722 

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608-752-0777 

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CRANSTON TERRACE 

SENIOR LIVING 

Apartments 

1 or 2 Bedroom 

AVAILABLE NOW 

Appliances, heat, water 

& sewer included 

1 BR $425 • 2 BR $475 

For information or 

appointment call 

Plankey Realty 

608-751-6556 71396 

Luxury 

Apartments 

at an 

Affordable 

Price 

Ask about our 

Move-In Specials** 

• Heat Included 

• Spacious 2 Bedroom 

• 2 Bath Units 

• Central Air 

• 1,100 sq. ft. 

• All Appliances 

• Cats & Small Dogs ok* 

• Private Entrance 

• Balconies 

• Walk-in Closets 

• Full-Size Washer and 

Dryer in Unit 

• Attached Garage w/EDO 

Rent from $725 

Chapel Hill 

Apartments 

703 Carol Street 

Unit G 

Clinton, WI 

OPEN DAILY 

608-728-1554 

* Restrictions Apply 

**with Qualified Credit 

& One Year Lease 

74247 

INDEPENDENT LIVING 

FOR SENIORS 

• Underground Parking 

Available • Continental 

Breakfast - 6 days a week! 

(No Holidays) 

FOR LEASE 

FOXWOOD HILLS 

APARTMENTS 

Quiet, South Beloit Location 

Large, 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments 

Available for 

Immediate Occupancy 

$550 to $650 includes Heat, 

Water & Modern Appliances 

• Newer, wall-to-wall carpet 

• Air Conditioned 

• Clean laundry facility 

• Outdoor balcony/patio 

• Ask about our Pet Policy! 

In A Quiet, Country Setting APARTMENTS 

1 & 2 Bedroom 

Special 

*1st Month Rent FREE 

* With 1 Year Lease 

Professionally Managed by 

Town Center Realty Group, LLC 

Call Amy: 

(815) 389-3899 

RENT SPECIALS STARTING AT $525 & UP 

1 2 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 

Bedroom 1 Bath 2 Bath 

• Dishwasher/Microwave 

• 2nd & 3rd floor balconies 

• Coin-operated laundry on the 3rd floor 

HILLCREST APARTMENTS 

Senior Livi ng 55 & Better 

2 Bedroom 

Income Restrictions Apply 

Call (608) 363-9246 for appointment today! 

Many Community Room activities, plus amenities 

HANDICAP 

ACCESSIBLE 

2200 Burton St., Beloit 

Professionally Managed by Oakbrook Corporation 

Beautiful office building with loads of 

character. 4 offices, conference room, 

and spacious reception area. Zoned 

commercial. 

Call 361-1111 Cindy Helms 

R E A L 

• Underground parking available 

• On-site maintenance 

• Free storage units 

For More Information ~ Call Gail Today! 

140 W. School St. • Sharon, WI 

(262) 736-2300 

email: prairie@sharontelephone.com 

Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-4:30; Sat. By Appointment 

1850 HUEBBE PARKWAY, BELOIT, WI 

(608) 362-1020 

• Cards • Bunco • Bingo 

• Dominoes • Crafts 

• Potlucks • Parties 

• Minutes from Janesville 

• Across from Beloit Clinic 

• Close to Shopping 

Security deposit 

1/2 months rent 

E S T A T E 


1 & 2 

Bedrooms 

Available 

Office hours: 9-12 and 12:30-4 p.m. • Sat. & Sun. by appointment 

82176 

74286 

74213 

71353 

71400 

Engineering, 

els 

content, safety 

and power are 

important to 

just about any buyer, but it’s 

the curb appeal is often 

what ultimately determines 

what vehicle ends up in 

your driveway. 

The ultra-stylish Passat 

CC, which is set to arrive 

this October, features an 

abundance of that quality 

and should advance Volkswagen’s 

reputation as a 

builder of artistic, as well as 

practical products. 

The only odd part about 

the CC is its name. The initials 

stand for Comfort 

Coupé, but since four doors 

are plainly visible, shouldn’t 

it more accurately be called 

the Comfort Sedan? That 

slight bit of poetic licence is 

perhaps understandable 

since the car’s low, sweeping 

roofline and flush-fitting 

rear glass give it a certain 

coupelike shape. Whatever, 

you call it, the CC is the 

easiest on the eyes of any 

automobile currently wearing 

a VW badge. 

It comes as no surprise, 

then, that the CC shares 

none of its body panels with 

its Passat sedan or wagon 

siblings. Although all mod- 

By MALCOLM GUNN 

WHEELBASE COMMUNICATIONS 

harness the same platform 

and basic suspension, 

the CC is actually slightly 

longer and wider than the 

others while sitting two 

inches lower to the ground. 

The front and rear wheels 

have been placed slightly 

farther apart for a more aggressive 

stance and sportier 

handling. 

Other significant differences 

are displayed inside. 

The interior is nothing short of spectacular in its 

design and detail. If you’re looking to trade in 

your Jetta for something ritzy while remaining 

loyal to VW, then the CC is your machine. 

There, Volkswagen has revised 

the control panel and 

front seats and completely 

reshaped the back seat so 

that there’s room for only 

two occupants. The space in 

the middle features a handy 

air-conditioned storage bin 

plus room for a generously 

sized fold-down arm rest. 

This interior redesign will 

obviously cause some buyers 

to skip the CC in favor 

of something more practical, 

just as they likely would 

if this Passat was a real 

coupe. As well, the car’s 

coupe-like roofline means 

that extra-tall passengers 

will likely pass on being offered 

a rear-seat spot, especially 

for long trips. 

Recognizing this, VW has 

scooped out the seat cushion 

in an attempt to maximize 

headroom.

The new Comfort Coupe 

is quite simply one Cool Car 

Both base and optional 

powerplants are the same as 

those offered in the rest of 

the Passat lineup. The starting 

point is a 200-horsepower 

turbocharged 2.0-liter 

four-cylinder. Optional is a 

280-horsepower 3.6-liter 

V6. Selecting the latter allows 

buyers to add Volkswagen’s 

latest version of its 

4MOTION all-wheel-drive 

system. 

The turbo motor can be 

had with a six-speed manual 

transmission or an optional 

six-speed automatic, while 

the V6 can only be had with 

the automatic. 

No matter the powerplant, 

VW promises a respectable 

measure of 

performance. Hitting 60 

miles per hour from a standstill 

takes about 7.5 seconds 

with the turbo motor, a 

number that’s reduced by a 

full two seconds when the 

V6 is in charge. 

The CC will likely arrive 

with about the same level of 

standard equipment as other 

Passats (final base content 

has yet to be announced), 

which includes the expected 

air/cruise/tilt and power-operated 

items plus an armslength 

list of optional 

goodies. These include an 

oversized panoramic sunroof, 

power rear-window 

shade and an upgraded interior 

with leather seating surfaces 

and wood and metal 

trim. Also on the menu are 

12-way-adjustable power 

front seats, climate-controlled 

front and rear seats, 

navigation system with rearview 

camera, interior ambient 

lighting and a premium 

audio system. 

To sharpen exterior 

styling as well as driving 

performance, there are a variety 

of rim and tire packages 

while 

71441 

steering-wheel-mounted 

paddle shifters can be added 

for equipped with the automatic 

transmission. 

The CC is expected to 

start at around $27,000, 

about $2,500 more than a 

comparably equipped standard 

Passat sedan. That 

seems to be a reasonable 

price to pay for the extra degree 

of “wow” factor that 

comes with this most eyepopping 

sedan that tries 

hard — and very nearly succeeds 

— in earning its 

coupe badge. 

Know where you're calling! 

Area Phone Exchanges 

608 Area Code 

Beloit: 299, 313, 361, 

362, 363, 364, 365, 368 

Clinton: 676 

Janesville: 314, 373, 741, 

752, 754, 755, 756, 757, 

758 

Milton: 868 

Footville: 876 

Orfordville: 879 

Richmond: 883 

Edgerton: 884 

Brodhead: 862, 897 

815 Area Code 

South Bergen: 292 

South Beloit: 389 

Roscoe: 623 

Rockton: 624 

Shirland: 629 

Harvard: 943 

Loves Park/Machesney 

Park/Rockford: 

226, 227, 229, 262, 282, 

394, 395, 397, 398, 399, 

489, 494, 633, 636, 637, 

639, 654, 765, 877, 961, 

962, 963, 964, 965, 966, 

967, 968, 969, 987 

262 Area Code 

Bergen: 296 

Burlington/Lyons/Spring 

field: 

763, 767 

Darien: 724, 882 

Delavan: 728, 740 

East Troy: 642 

Elkhorn/Lauderdale: 

723, 741, 742, 743 

Fontana: 275 

Genoa City/Powers 

Lake: 279 

Honey Creek: 534 

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Camry only $1,500! 98 

Ford Explorer XLT $1,500! 

BOTH RUN GOOD! More 

cars from $500! For listings 

800-546-2991 Ext 

N150 (wcan) 

1991 CAPRICE CLASSIC, 

loaded, high mileage, well 

maintained, clean, $2,100 

OBO. 262-742-2934 

1992 BUICK LeSABRE, 

blue, 3.8 V6, 124,000 

miles, runs & drives perfect, 

cold air, $1,900. 815- 

994-6700 

1994 BUICK SKYLARK, 

runs & drives great. Starts 

everyday! 30 plus mpg! 

$800 OBO. 608-751-4128 

1995 BUICK SKYLARK, 

clean, well maintained, 

great mpg, 133K. $2,250. 

OBO. 608-365-0345 

1995 DODGE DAKOTA, 

extended cab, auto, air, 

cruise, V6, 106K, bed liner, 

bed cab, $3,600, 

OBO. 262-745-6193 

1995 MERCEDES-BENZ, 

98K mi, $6,000 OBO. 608- 

363-8554 / 608-931-9211 

1997 HONDA ACCORD, 

white, 150K, leather, sun 

roof, $3,800. 815-629- 

2193 after 6 pm. 

1997 MERCURY GRAND 

MARQUIS, good condition, 

runs fine, original 

owner, 110,000 miles, 

$3,900. 262-245-6079 

1999 LINCOLN Town Car 

Carriage top, sun roof, 

custom wheels, 84,000 

miles, $5,800 OBO. Call 

608-363-0030 

• Trailers 

• Motors 

40% OFF 

Fishing Tackle 

Fishing Gear 

Fishing Accessories 

ALL 

MUST 

GO! 


1999 MERCURY Cougar, 

136K, mechanically 

sound, 32 mpg, $3,400 

OBO, 262-203-1819 

2000 MONTE CARLO, 

gold on black, 95K miles, 

20” chrome wheels, beautiful 

car, $6,000, trade considered. 

262-348-6197 

2002 CHEVY MALIBU LS, 

V6, 82K miles, beige with 

cloth, $5,600. 608-436- 

8200 

2004 CHRYSLER 

SEBRING 

43,000 miles 


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1982 Cranston Rd 

Beloit WI 

608-364-3700 

2006 GRAND PRIX 

Sedan, 4 DR, leather, 

heated seats, 45,000 mi, 

$12,395. 608-365-6974 

2006 TOYOTA COROLLA 

40K miles, auto, 35mpg, 

$14,000. 608-481-0296 

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Help Children And Their 

Families Suffering From 

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1-800-469-8593 

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Fax 608-365-7045 


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1991 BLACK soft top Jeep 

Wrangler 4x4, 106,000 

miles, needs a little work, 

but runs and drives great 

$2,200 OBO. 

815-871-0250 

1997 CHEVY Blazer, 4x4, 

fully loaded, air, leather & 

air seats, sunroof, 122,000 

miles, $2,200 OBO. 608- 

290-7471 

1997 GMC JIMMY, small 

SUV, good condition. Real 

Deal! 815-871-3695 

1998 DODGE DURANGO 

4x4, $4,200 OBO. 

608-365-2937 

1998 NISSAN PATHFIND- 

ER, 4x4, V6, good condition, 

$3,500 OBO. Call after 

4 p.m. 608-362-8376 

1999 CHEVY TAHOE, 

stereo system, I POD 

hook-up, wiring harness 

for speaker box. 4 original 

tires, 22” rims, 120K, mint, 

$5,800 OBO. 

608-563-2292 

This includes all in-stock items. 

Sale is on ‘til it’s GONE 

3100B Riverside Dr. (Hwy. 51N) 

Beloit, WI 

(608) 365-4520 

www.jerrysboats.com 

Store Hours: 8:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. 

(Mon. thru Fri.), Noon-3:00 P.M. (Sat.) 

71394 

1999 Jeep Cherokee 


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608-364-3700 

2000 LINCOLN NAVIGA- 

TOR, 32,000 miles very 

good condition, loaded, 

$12,500. Lake Geneva 

815-341-3403 

2002 JEEP WRANGLER 

SPORT TJ, dark gray, 

62,000 miles, hard top, 

soft top, manual, 4 WD, 

$12,500. 608-207-0636 

2004 KIA SORENTO 4x4, 

88K, loaded, extra clean, 

excellent condition. 

$10,500. 262-496-6246 

2005 TRAILBLAZER, 

45,000 miles, excellent 

condition, $11,900. 

608-676-4965 

AUTOS 

Wanted to buy 

Erickson's will pay top 

prices for autos & scrap 

metal. 815-389-1611 

CASH 

For running or non running 

cars, vans, trucks, buses, 

motor homes, lawn 

mowers, farm equipment, 

loaders, bikes, metal. 

Misc equipment 

FREE PICK UP 

So. WI & No. IL 

7 days a week 

1-815-389-1505 

MURRAY'S 

Buying autos & trucks, 

selling used parts. 

608-879-2525 

1970 CHEVY C10, fully restored, 

air, extras, $7,500 

OBO or trade. 608-921- 

9583 

1988 FORD Diesel pickup, 

6.9 engine, extended 

cab, long box, good condition 

$1,900. 608-362-1708 

or 608-362-1750 

1988 FORD F 150, good 

runner , $950 OBO, after 3 

pm, 815-389-0541 

1989 F150 4x4, 

good work truck, $750. 

608-365-1463 

1990 GMC half-ton, 2wheel 

drive, 94K, ladder 

rack, 2 tool boxes. $1,000 

OBO. 608-931-1082 

1991 CHEVY Caprice 

Classic, white, true duals, 

63,000 miles, all power, 

like new, $4,500 OBO. 

608-290-5555 

1997 DODGE DAKOTA 

Sport, V8, 87,000 miles, 

best offer. Must see. 262- 

642-5199 

1997 DODGE RAM 1500, 

V8 Magnum, extended 

cab, dual exhaust, extras, 

runs & looks like new. 

$5,900. 262-723-4743 or 

262-745-6351 

2002 FORD F150, 4X4, 

crew cab, new tires, 

$7,950. 414-397-0984 

2003 CHEVY Silverado, 

extended cab, 4x4, red, 

auto, sprayed bedliner, 

step bars, tonneau cover, 

74,000 miles, asking 

$12,300 608-362-1264 

2005 CHEVROLET 

AVALANCHE Z71. Only 

22K. Includes step bars, 

PW, PL, PS. Must sell! 

$21,500 OBO. 

608-774-3426 

1991 CHEVY CONVER- 

SION, new tires, brakes & 

tune-up, 95K, $1,700 

OBO. 608-362-8600 

1994 ASTRO VAN, blue, 

seats 7, runs great, $2,900 

OBO. 608-751-6289 

1995 CHEVY LUMINA 

VAN, 172,600 miles, good 

gas mileage, good condition, 

new transmission, 

new brakes, new alignment, 

$2,000 OBO. 608- 

289-9939


1997 DODGE GRAND 

CARAVAN, 122K, excellent 

condition, must see! 

$2,800. 262-245-1096 

1999 CHEVY VENTURE 

LS mini van, $2,900. 

608-362-0032 

2001 CHEVY ASTRO 

VAN, 99K miles, V6, new 

tires, P/W & P/L, rear air, 

CD/Cass player. Tow 

package, runs great fully 

loaded, good condition. 

$7,500 OBO. 262-470- 

0271 

2001 CHEVY EXPRESS 

passenger van, 57K miles, 

tan, rear air/heat, quad 

seating with bench, all 

power. $8,500. 262-245- 

0972 or 630-508-3545 

2004 Chevy Venture LS, 

extended, 79K, seats 8, all 

power, rear heat/air, 

$9,995, 608-897-8417 

1974 REVCON motor 

home, NEW transmission/ 

radiator/tires/refrigerator/ 

conventional oven, sleeps 

6, air conditioning, $5,800 

OBO. 608-219-3050 

1992 CHEVY CAMPER 

VAN, refrigerator, water 

tanks, sofa bed. Ideal for 

traveling, excellent condition 

$4,500. 608-757-2034 

1999 JAYCO EAGLE 10 

POPUP, furnace, refrigerator, 

stove, new tires, 

$3,000. 262-348-1495 

2006 COACHMAN CLIP- 

PER tent camper, used 

once, like new, $4,900 

262-215-9309 

2007 HORNET 

TRAVEL 32' TRAILER 


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608-364-3700 

ATV's 2006 Polaris 

Sportsman 500 H.O. and 

450. Lots of extras also 

16' car trailer sold only 

with 1 or both ATV's. 

Call 262-295-5163 

ATV S, SCOOTERS, GO- 

KARTS & SNOWMO- 

BILES. OVER 600 ON 

DISPLAY @ HUGE DIS- 

COUNTS!! AMERICAN 

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SPORTS SUPER CEN- 

TER, SHAWANO -- TOLL 

FREE 866-955-2628 

(wcan) 

Discover 

the 

ALL 

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2009 

FORD 

FLEX 

FSN 2006 110 ATV, 2 

wheel drive, electric starter 

$450 OBO. 608-363-0192 

after 4pm 

RACING GO-CART, VIN- 

TAGE FRAME, 6.5HP 

Honda engine $800. 608- 

368-0589 

SELL YOUR MOTORCY- 

CLE/ 

BOAT/PONTOON/RV/AT 

V OR SLED! THE 

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(wcan) 

1975 YAMAHA DT-250, 

4,500 miles, good condition, 

$750. 815-543-8588 

1982 HONDA 650CC, 

Night Hawk, $950, 608- 

362-0427 

1983 FLT Harley, new top 

end & more, 36K, $7,000 

OBO. 815-623-5038 

1987 BMW, new windshield, 

front & rear tires, 

Corbin seat, & battery. 

$3,995. 608-756-4301 

6 Air Bags, 

Advance Trac, 

Rear Air Heat, 

Climate Control, 

7 Passenger 

Flex Seating 

Stop in & 

Test Drive 

One Today! 

starting from 

1997 HARLEY Nostalgia, 

16K, loaded with options, 

gorgeous bike. $12,000 

608-322-4242 

2001 HARLEY DAVID- 

SON SPORTSTER 1200, 

LOW mileage. Lots of 

chrome, color Pearl. Must 

see to appreciate, $6,900. 

Call anytime 815-389- 

1300 or 815-601-7717 

2001 HARLEY Davidson 

Super Glide, 10K mi, lots 

of extras, $10,000 OBO. 

608-751-9389. 

2002 HARLEY Fatboy, 

great condition, blue, 

$11,500 OBO. 

608-289-1015 

2004 SUZUKI VOLUSIA 

Intruder 805 cc, bike looks 

runs & rides great. Blue & 

silver with highway pegs & 

engine guard. 4,600 miles. 

Asking $3,800 OBO. 262- 

903-3969 

2006 HARLEY DAVID- 

SON SPORTSTER 883 

Low, low miles, extras, 

$7,000 OBO. 815-541- 

4107 

HONDA 2007 Silver Wing 

scooter 600cc $6,695 

OBO. 608-676-5449 

$12,995+FSD FOR A 

NEW BOAT, 135HP MO- 

TOR & TRAILER. SM 

AMT DOWN = 

$99/MONTH. AMERICAN 


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TER, SHAWANO TOLL 

FREE 866-955-2628 

(wcan) 

In a Bankruptcy and Need a Car Loan? 

Contact Curtis 262-728-8777 at 

Kunes Country Auto Group 

• Open bankruptcy or discharged 

• All deals worked with little or no money down 

• All makes and models available 

• Current auto loan - not sure how to handle it. 

Give us a call. 

We handle open Chapter 7 and 13. We have a 

proven track record of getting loans for people in 

bankruptcy. 

Our special finance department has been 

helping bankruptcy clients for over 2 years. 

$ 27,821 27,821 

GORDIE BOUCHER 

FORD • LINCOLN • MERCURY 

Hwy. 14 & I-90, Janesville 800-749-0701 

www.janesvilleford.com 

Tax, title, license & service fees extra. 

13' CAPRI CYCLONE Sail 

boat, white & yellow, good 

condition, $800 OBO. 262- 

245-0367 / 262-740-1964 

14' ALUMA CRAFT BOAT, 

5HP 4 stroke Honda outboard 

less then 2 hrs with 

accessories, $1,400 firm. 

Lake Geneva. 

262-248-8654 

16' LOWE, 35 hp Johnson 

motor, Minnota trolling motor, 

has new tires, stored 

in-doors, $1,650 OBO. 

608-754-8297 

1982 14' SMOKERCRAFT 

all rigged for fishing, 15 hp 

Mercury, new trolling motor 

& battery used once, 3 

seater with trailer, $3,000 

OBO. 262-203-5137 

1988 BOSTON WHALER 

18' Outrage, 2000 150HP, 

perfect, new trailer, aluminum 

boat lift with 

canopy, $16,500. 

847-707-5261 

1990 FOUR WINNS 220 

HORIZION bow rider, 

seats 10, matching tandem 

axle trailer, over 

$6,500 in recent work including 

new floor, carpet, 

engine & trailer work. 

Runs great. $12,500 OBO. 

262-245-2455 

1994 MALIBU ECHELON, 

21', 265 hp inboard, open 

bow, tandem axle trailer, 

excellent condition 

$13,000 OBO. 

608-295-4297 

2000 SEADOO GTX-DI 

with trailer and cover. New 

engine (2008-One Power- 

Sports). $4,100 . Jet Rail 

available option. 630-936- 

6047 

24 

MPG+ 

82225 

5 Year 60,000 Mile 

Warranty 

78571 

2003 CREST PONTOON 

25', rebuilt 1988 Mercury 

40HP, pop-up potty, new 

cover & prop, $8,500. 

262-745-8613 

2003 VIP 

150HP Mercury Motor 

and trailer 


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Beloit WI 

608-364-3700 

2001 Buick Century 

4 dr., local trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,995 

2003 Ford Focus SE 

Local trade, 30 mpg hwy.! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,995 

SOLD SOLD SOLD 


2003 Chevy Venture 

One owner, local trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,995 

1999 Dodge Ram Quad Cab SLT 

4x4, local trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,995 

2001 Pontiac Bonneville SE 

One owner, local trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,495 

2000 Chevy Venture LS 

Local trade, 50,410 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,495 

2003 Chevy Venture LT 

One owner, leather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,995 

2001 Dodge Durango SLT 

Local trade, NICE SHAPE! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,995 


2001 Chevy Blazer LT 

4x4, local trade, sharp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995 

BUDGET 

Most with 90 day warranties 

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2004 Buick 

Rendezvous 

Local trade, 

very nice! 

$ 9,995 

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BUDGET 

2002 Dodge Ram 1500 

Regency conversion van, local trade, 

low miles 

$ 8,995 

2005 

Ford Escape XLS 

4 dr., new tires 

Sharp! 

$ 9,995 

2004 Pontiac Montana 

Local trade, quad seating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995 

2003 Chevy S10 Ext. Cab LS 

One owner, 34,390 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 9,995 

2006 Chevy Malibu LT 

5 dr. hatchback, local trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 10,995 

2004 Jeep Liberty Sport 

Local trade, flame red! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,495 

2000 Chevy Silverado LS 

Ext. cab, 4x4, CLEAN! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,495 

2002 GMC Sonoma SLS 

Crew cab, low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,995 

2004 Chevy TrailBlazer LT 

Local trade, very nice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,995 

2004 Chevy Impala SS 

Indy Limited Edition, leather, sunroof . . . $ 11,995 

2003 Cadillac DeVille 

Local trade, 46,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12,995 


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2008 FORD TAURUS 7,000 miles, sunroof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STARTING AT $ 18,995 

2007-08 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS SEDAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . STARTING AT $ 14,995 

2007 FORD MUSTANG 2 DR. COUPE 6,000 miles, auto. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 16,995 

2007 FORD FOCUS 2 dr., hatchback, 14,000 miles, yellow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 13,995 

2007 FORD FUSION SEL 4 cyl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 15,995 

2007 DODGE CHARGER 4 DR. SEDAN Low miles, like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 16,995 

2007 FORD TAURUS Low miles. Starting at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,995 

2007 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Signature Limited Edition 4 dr. Sedans, miles starting at 9,000 . . STARTING AT $ 21,995 

2006 MERCURY MILAN PREMIER 4 DR. Sunroof, heated seats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 17,995 

2006 FORD 500 Low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 14,995 

2005 CHEVROLET MALIBU LS 4 DR. 12,000 miles, 1 owner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 13,995 

2005 FORD 500 4 DR. SEDAN Low miles, nice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12,995 

2005 FORD FOCUS 4 DR. 20,000 miles, like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 10,995 

2004 TOYOTA AVALON 4 DR. Leather, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 10,995 

2003 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 4 DR. 52,000 miles, like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995 

2003 FORD CROWN VICTORIA Low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995 

2002 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS 4 DR. Very low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,995 

2001 FORD TAURUS 4 DR. Auto., low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,995 

2000 LINCOLN TOWN CAR Extra clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995 

1998 FORD TAURUS SE 4 DR. Chrome wheels, sharp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,995 

1998 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS 4 DR. Runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,995 

1998 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 4 DR. Xtra clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,995 

1997 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS 4 DR. Local owner, nice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,995 

1996 MERCURY SABLE 4 DR. Extra clean, runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

1996 CHEVROLET LUMINA 4 DR. Extra clean, runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

1995 FORD ESCORT 4 dr., auto., runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

1994 FORD THUNDERBIRD 2 DR. COUPE Runs and looks great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

1992 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM Runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3,495 

1992 FORD CROWN VICTORIA LX 4 DR. Low miles, runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

1991 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 4 DR. Runs great, good price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

1991 CHEVY CAPRICE STATION WAGON Perfect in and out . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

2008 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR Like new, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 34,995 

2008 FORD EDGE AWD 4 DR. Low miles, copper color . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 25,995 

2008 FORD ESCAPE 4 DR. Auto., 15,000 miles, moonroof, leather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 22,995 

2008 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER Low miles, like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 19,995 

2007 FORD EXPLORER 4 DR. 4X4 Leather, like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 21,995 

2007 FORD FREESTAR MINIVAN Low miles, loaded, rear A/C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 14,995 

2007 FORD ECONOLINE E350 VAN 12 passenger, like new. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ONLY $ 16,995 

2006 FORD RANGER REG. CAB PICKUP V6, 6,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12,995 

2006 FORD F-250 CREW CAB 4X4 PICKUP Lariat, diesel, beautiful . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 32,995 

2006 FORD EDDIE BAUER EXPEDITION 4X4 Black, DVD, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 26,995 

2006 FORD EXPEDITION LIMITED 4 DR. SUV 1 owner, leather, DVD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 19,995 

2006 FORD EDDIE BAUER EXPLORER 4X4 , Low miles, sunroof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 19,995 

2006 FORD ESCAPE LTD 4X4 Sharp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 17,995 

2006 FORD F-150 SUPERCAB 4X4 XLT, clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 18,995 

2006 FORD ESCAPE 4 DR. 4X4 Low miles, 1 owner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 16,995 

2006 FORD F-150 4X2 PICKUP 12,000 miles, V8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 15,995 

2006 E-250 FULL-SIZE CARGO VAN 33,000 miles, like new, work ready . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 14,995 

2006 CHEVROLET HHR 4 DR. Low miles, nice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,995 

2005 FORD EXPLORER 4 dr., low miles, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 14,995 

2005 LINCOLN NAVIGATOR 4 DR. 4X4 Luxury at its best . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 24,995 

2005 HYUNDAI SANTA FE 4X4 4 DR. GLS, low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12,995 

2004 FORD F-250 SUPERCAB 4X4 DIESEL PICKUP Leather, 39,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 28,995 

2004 DODGE RAM 4 DR. 1500 4X2 PICKUP very clean, V8, supercab . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12,995 

2004 JEEP WRANGLER 2 DR. 4X4 Willy edition, 36,000 miles, auto., A/C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12,995 

2004 FORD ESCAPE XLT 4X4 Clean, new tires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 13,995 

2004 FORD EXPLORER 4 DR. 4X4 1 owner, like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12,995 

2003 LINCOLN AVIATOR 4 DR. 4X4 26,000 miles, sunroof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 17,995 

2003 FORD F-150 REG. CAB Runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5,995 

2003 FORD F-250 SUPERCAB 4X4 PICKUP 7.3 liter, diesel, auto., 55k miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 28,995 

2003 FORD F-250 CREW CAB LARIAT 4x4 PICKUP Diesel, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 21,995 

2003 FORD F-150 SUPERCAB 4X4 PICKUP 1 owner, like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 9,995 

2002 FORD F-150 REGULAR CAB 4X4 PICKUP Auto., V8, low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995 

2002 FORD F-150 SUPER CAB 4X2 PICKUP V8, XLT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5,995 

2001 FORD F-250 SUPERCAB 4X4 PICKUP Auto., XLT, 54,000 miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 12,995 

2001 CHEVROLET 1500 SUPERCAB PICKUP mint condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 14,995 

2001 FORD F-150 SUPERCAB 4X2 PICKUP XLT, low miles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,995 

2001 FORD EXPEDITION 4 DR. 4X4 Eddie Bauer, sunroof . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 8,995 

1999 FORD F-250 SUPERCAB 4X4 7.3 DIESEL Snowplow, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 15,995 

1999 FORD F-150 SUPERCAB 4X4 LARIAT PICKUP 70k miles, V8, leather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 11,995 

1999 GMC SIERRA 150 4X4 SUPERCAB Auto., A/C, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 9,995 

1999 DODGE RAM 1500 SUPERCAB 4X2 PICKUP Auto., V8, loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 7,995 

1999 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER 4X4 leather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,995 

1998 FORD F-150 REGULAR CAB 4X4 PICKUP Auto., loaded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5,995 

1998 JEEP CHEROKEE 4 DR. 4X4 Nice runner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 3,995 

1997 FORD E-150 CONVERSION VAN Leather, TV, very clean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,995 

1997 GMC SUBURBAN 2500 4X4 4 dr., runs and looks great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 5,995 

1996 CHEVROLET SUPERCAB 4X2 PICKUP Like new . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,995 

1996 FORD EXPLORER 2 DOOR SPORT 4x4, very nice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 4,995 

1995 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER MINIVAN Runs great . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

1987 E150 CONVERSION VAN Nice shape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 2,995 

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Avenger 

RT 

U162973 

2007 

Grand 

Cherokee 

Limited 

4x4 

UT01072 

2005 

Jeep 

Liberty 

Sport 

4x4 

UT28576 

2007 

Jeep 

Wrangler 

4x4 

UT05240 


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$12,888 $12,888 


$13,488 $13,488 


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2008 

Dodge 

Avenger 

RT 

U588030 

2007 

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Caliber 

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UT60347 

2005 

Jeep 

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2007 

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4x4 

UT41795 

2005 

Dodge 

Dakota 

C/C 

Laramie 

4x2 

UT47525 

2006 

Dodge 

Caravan 

SXT 

UT61065 

2007 

Chrysler 

Pacifica 

AWD 

UT62529 

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