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\ / SECTION 1-PAGE 14-PLAINDEALEK-WEDNESDAY, of McHenry; two daughters; Mrs. Deaths LAURA A SMITH Mrs Laura A Smith, widow of Arthur P Smith, long time McHenry businessman, died Jan 1 in McHenry hospital at (he ape of 74 She resided at 902 N Green street Mrs Smith was born in McHenry April 8. 1987, a daughter of John and Catherine Hay Young The deceased was a member of the National Cathol»£ Order of Foresters, the Christian Mothers and the Royal Neigh hors of America Survivors are six sons, Ar thur P , Jr . of Chicago. Ralph of McHenry. Earl of Tulsa, Okla . Lester. Robert and Jack Gene (Marian) Mendel of Westchester and Mrs William (Dolores) Tonyan. Jr., of McHenry. twenty-six grand children. one great grandchild, a brother, Clarence Young, of McHenrj five sisters, Rosina Mrs Charges (Genevieve Dowe and Sist^r^MaP? Edulfa, O S F . of McHenry, Agnes Rheinart and Vera Schmitt of Flgin Mrs Smith and her late husband were married fifty years April 30. 1969 The body rested at the Peter M Justen & Son funeral home until 10 o'clock Tuesday, when a Mass was offered in St Mary's Catholic church Burial was in the church cemetery HENRY V. SOMPEL Henry V Sompel of 3707 N Spring Grove road. McHenry, The Law Serves You Tenants Rights Protected Under Strict Illinois Eviction Laws Many people believe that leases are for the landlord's protection and that tenants have little recourse when it comes to fighting for their rights However, under Illinois law, tenants are protected by a strict procedure for eviction which varies depending on whether or not there is a lease For example, can a vigilant landlord place a tenant's possessions on the front sidewalk, turn the key in the apartment and declare the tenant evicted9 Not without an order from the court, says the Illinois State Bar association, and to receive this directive he must first sue the tenant „ If the tenant is delinquent in rent payment, and if there is no written lease which provides otherwise, the landlord must serve the tenant a notice which simply states that the tenant must leave the premises within that time period The length of the time period depends upon whether the tenant rents weekly or mon­ thly, or for some other term When this period elapses, the landlord may sue if the tenant remains The landlord can also give a five <iay notice which permits the tenant to pay his rent within *LAFF OF THEJNEEK 'Now where were we? Oh, yes CROSSWORD PUZZLE n \^ 14 r> i* r i* 20 ACROSS Bumpkin Ending for vocaJ Bounding gait Threaten Balanced Supporter Marsh Hoover for one Time period In a banal way de guerre 21 the less 22 Curse 23 Like spongy ground 25 Of one s birth 26 Sea eagles 27 For shame' 2K Cuckoo 29 Heavy knife 32 Kind of doll 33 Mtning find 34 Chalice veil 35 Of a race 37 Spirit lamp 38 Hit the sack 39 Not as much 40 canto 41 Manumit DOWN 1 Fissure 2 Romeo to Juliet 3 Theatrical event (2 wds ) 4 Cory room **" .•> Pierce 6 Side of life 7 Explosive 10 Style of stage presentation i 2 wds | 11 Type of cigar 12 Paint 16 Contradict 19 Clothes 22 Party <sl ) 23 Sa­ fari mem­ ber 24 Richly be­ decked 25 Attrac­ tive 27 Pack- age 29 Wat­ ered fabric 30 High- strung Today's Answer U.I Si 31 Obliterate 36 Bill 37 Sprite 2 4 5 w MB n e » II It T5 ' 71 ii • 1? •5 to mm Z' • » 2* TT~ ill i Zfc H z# * *0 31 3? §§ i4 W V M 4 -L JAN. 5, 1972 jdied Jan l at his home He was 89 years old Mr Sompel was born in Belgium Feb 8, 1882, and came to this country at the age of 21. He resided • in Chicago until moving to Johnsburg in 1920. The deceased was a self- etnployed building contractor. 'His wife, Elizabeth (nee Meersman) died in 1934. He leaves one son, Joseph, of Johnsburg', six grandchildren and a brother and sister in Belgium A son, Frank preceded him in death A funeral Mass was offef^d at 11 o'clock Tuesday in St. John's Catholic church, with burial in the church cemetery. Prior to the time of last rites, , the body rested at the Peter M. Justen & Son chapel. ALOYSIUS F. Cf CONNELL A funeral Mass was offered at 10 6'ctock Tuesday in Christ the King Catholic church, Wonder Lake, for Aloysius F. O'Connell, 81, of 8020 Maplewood drive, Wonder ke, who died Jan. 1 in Hines terans hospital. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mr O'Connell was born April 30, 1890, in Radfield, S.D. He was a clerk in the U.S. Post office in Chicago before retirement. The deceased was a World War I veteran. He belonged to McHenry Barracks 1315, W.W.I Veterans, and McHenry Legion Post 491. He is survived by his wife, Myrtle (Henchliff), and a sister, Mary O'Connell, Washington, D C. The body rested at the. George R Justen & Son funeral home until the time of last rites. MATTHEW TWIORA Mathew T. Wiora of 3209 S. Woods avenue, McHenry (Burton's Bridgei, died Sun­ day, Jan. 2/ in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. HeVas 77 years old. ) Mr Wiora was born\March 29, 1894, in Chicago, son of Matthew and Hattie Wiora. The deceased was retired as a tool and die maker for the Woodstock Die Casting com­ pany. He was affiliated with Legion Post 412 and World War I Barracks 1262, both of Woodstock, and was a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters. Survivors include his wife, Anna Smith Wiora, to whom he was married July 28, 1920, in Chicago. He also leaves a brother, Eugene Securan, of Chicago. The body rests at the Querhammer funeral home, Crystal Lake, where prayers for the Christian wake were From Alfarett* CourtriRm, Al- vin, Texas: So you think this win­ ter is cold! I remember a winter in northwest Kansas, when We re­ modeled the house. Just as we had so windows out the tempera­ ture dropped to 26 degrees be­ low! We did everything to keep warm. We used old lumber in the stove that smoked; we put on coats and mittens and still our teeth chattered. The only place scheduled to be read at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. A funeral Mass will be offered at 10 o'clock Wednesday in St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic church, Rt. 176 and Oak street, Crystal Lake. Burial will be in Crystal Lake Memorial Park cemetery. wc kept tolerably warm was in bed, and then only tolerably. Na­ turally we put back those win­ dows, but it slowed down the re­ modeling. When it was almost Christmas, we had invited company before it got too cold. I made acres of cookies and mountains of green jello. We washed the clothes and hung them out on the line, and they froze stiff as it started to snow We pried them off the line and brought them into the house. The long johns stood like tall ghosts awhile and then sank like dampened spirits. It snowed and snowed, and blew the telephone lines down. The snow drifted across all the roads. For ^lajrs we sat around eating cookies and green jello, because nobody showed up. the five days and stay in the premises If the tenant pays the rent vuthin the five days, the proceedings are stopped If the tenant does not pay, then the landlord may sue The five-day notice is void if the tenant at­ tempts to pay the rent within the five days and the landlord refuses to accept the money. When a landlord wants a tenant to vacate for reasons other than non-payment of rent or other breach of agreement, different rules apply For individuals not on a written lease who pay their rent on a weekly basis, the landlord must provide a seven day notice Tenants without a lease who pay on a monthly basis have at least 30 days to vacate upon receiving the notice. In both cases, the notice should require vacating at the end of the term. Also in both cases, if the landlord decides to accept the rent money for the term after the date for vacating the premises, the notice is void. The landlord has the right not to faccept the money if it is offered to him, and if he does ^not, the notice is valid and binding If a tenant is under a written lease, this document usually provides for the time of the notice to be given After the specified period, the landlord may sue the tenant for the premises Announcing CLEARANCE SALE AT NOLAN FURNITURE 214 Main Street 18151 338-1124 Woodstock, Illinois We have drastically marked down our prices for this sale . . . included are floor samples, special purchases, one - of - a - kind pieces and discontinued items. Now is the time to enjoy big savings on all your furniture needs. We recommend you shop early for the best buys. Items listed are only a sample of the many, many on sale. Shop our entire store and check the sale tags. 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