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0> PERSONALS INSTRUCTIONS GUITAR LESSONS Monday throught Saturday, 385-4496. 53 MACRAME^ Craft Classes offered in my home. Beginners and intermediate. Days, reasonable, call Beverly 312- 587-0910. 54 SITUHTWH WANTED Will babysit days or evenings 2000 Oak Dr., Call 385-1817 Mrs. Rust. 53 HORSES Pasture $40 mo. Box Stalls .. $75 mo. Daily Grain Turn Out Outside Riding Arena RAJA ACRES (Serving McHenry/Woodstock Area) Call 815-648-4012 2-1TF1 WANTED TO BCHf Senior Citizen woman wishes to share apartment or house, Share expenses, write Box FE 2 in care of McHenry Plaindealer :»12 W. Elm St., McHenry, IL 60050. 54 1 or 2 bedroom apartment in McHenry, Close to shopping, Write Box FE 3, in care of McHenry Plaindealer, 3812 W Elm St , McHenry IL 60050 . 54 FOR RENT 5 Rooms for rent, 2415 John- sburg Road, McHenry, 312-379- 8854. 54 WAREHOUSE or factory space from 5,000 to 15,000 ft 385-1079. 2-lTF 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom a p a r t m e n t s , s t o v e , refrigerator, air conditioning, no pets. 344-1961 or 344-0880 2- 1TF STORAGE SPACE Storebin Mini Warehouses, 4400 Bull Valley Road, McHenry, 385- 0461 or 338-2126 - 2-lTF Waterfront Deluxe, 1 bedroom apartment, carpeting, stove, refrigerator, adults no pets, 385-3493. 2-lTF CLEAN SLEEPING Rooms Daily or weekly, small fur­ nished apartment. 385-0266 or 385-8905 . 2-lTF STORAGE SPACE all sizes, inside or out, Monthly rental. The Keep Mini-Warehouse, 815- 455-0095 . 2-lTF L A R G E S T U D I O APARTMENT, Vacation Village, boating, golfing, tennis, clubhouse, pool, activities numerous, fully furnished, all utilities paid 1225 month, Ask for Mrs. Kessie, 815-344-1010 ask for Mr. Kessie 312-395-3600. 53 WATERS EDGE Con- domimium 3 bedrooms, living and dining room, stove, refrigerator, garage, available March, 385-5127 . 54 Building for lease, great for storage or light business, 2,500 sq. ft. available, 2 double overhead doors, location on Rte. 120, McHenry, call for information 385-1869 after 5 daily. 54 WONDER LAKE 2-3 bedroom redwood sided ranch, in Wooded Shores, central air, fireplace, 1 car attached garage $295 monthly plus security deposit and referen­ ce* 815-653-9653. .53 LARGE FARM HOME, available February 15th, $275 monthly, call 385-8398 after 4:30pm. 53 "UNDER NEW M A N A G E M E N T V F W Clubhouse and Hall for ren*. Seating capacity for 400. Call 385-9860 9 to 12 weekdays or after 6pm. 41T1 FOR RENT Typewriters and Adding Machines McHENRY OFFICE SUPPLY 385-5890 12 23 2-3 PAGE 19 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1. 1978 A LAVENDER SHOVEL? Will return to lady who loaned on Gilmore Rd. Jan. 26th if she will call. 385-9077. 54 MOTMCVCLES 76 Harley Davidson, 900 miles, looks new, $2,600. 385-8889. 54 CARD Of THANKS SNOWMOBILES 73 Johnsdn snowmobile, Rampage , excellent condition, 385-5839 alter 5pm. TF FIND JUST THE RIGHT HOME FOR YOUR FAMHYWITH A PLAINDEALER CLASSIFIED I wish to thank everyone for their visits, cards and flowers during my recent stay at McHenry hospital, especially" the nurses, Father Bartel, Father Rauen and Deacon Tobin, my sincere thanks to all. Mrs. Leo Hiller b 53 -Grateful Thanks to Lakemoor Civil Defense and "George" for getting us to Tireir headquarters in Lakemoor on the 26th, Thanks to McHenry Snow Bugs and Gary. 53 Stron by Gerry Johnson REAL ESTATE EXPANDYOUR HORIZONS Got out of your crowded, too small houso. Spread out in this 4 bedroom ranch in McHenry Shore*. All appliances are included and Vets con move in by paying only the low closing costs. $46,500 LOOKING FOR A BASEMENT TO FINISH? This one has a nice house with it, in the desirable Claremont Hills Area. The appliances are just one year old. Many possibilities. $44,900. Call GnkiQC. ii--i--! nm JLM* Sketch Book Care Real Estate Cory, Illinois or McHonry, III. 312-639-6561 815-344-1033 80 Years of High Adventure ~ R. E. Rushing is over 80 years old and not only was bom in Indian Territory near Pryor, Oklahoma No­ vember 1, 1897, but retains the rootin' tootin' image of the Old West even now, after a lifetime of danger­ ous, adventurous work in the oil industry. "It was a natural thing to get involved with the oil business because of my fa­ ther," Rushing told a writer from_The National Council CARD Of THANKS The McHenry Police depart­ ment is most appreciative of the excellent service provided by Snowmobile club members during last week's snow storm. Therr assistance in traffic control and in delivering medcal supplies is to be commended. McHenry City Police Department 53 *>-1-2-3 You wondered what it was as you drove by Wilmot Road in the Sunnyside-Johnsburg area. You slowed down to look and sometimes even stopped in the middle of the road. You watched Jerry, his family, and their very special friends put it together, piece by piece, nut to bolt, nail to timber, brush to stain. The landscaping must give in to the winds of Winter and await the breezes of Spring. But the construction is finally finished. We are proud of our work and of our new look. Now we are anxious to get to the business it was built for: YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS. So if you are thinking of selling, give us a call for a current market evaluation and a fast SOLD sign. If you are looking to buy, stop in and let us find a home that fits your life style. When you do, you'll get our Eight-sided service, and then you too, can have your dream come true. 1-18-2-10 G.J. C0NNERTY REALTY 385-2028 t[H[ 3824 N. JOHNSBURG RD. IKrS* THANK YOU to everyone who remembered me with prayers, cards, visits or other kind­ nesses while I was confined to the hospital. Your thought- fulness is sincerely ap­ preciated. Mrs. Grace O'Brien 53 THANKS to our family, relatives and friends for prayers, visits and cards, and a special Thanks to Father Petit. May God bless you. Fordyce & Christine Hanford 53 KT COLUMN on the Aging. "Right after high school I went to work for him, and I've been at it .ever since." Rushing's father was a teaming contractor and the owner of several first-class draft horses and mules. Most of his contracts in­ volved hauling drilling equipment, such as standard derricks, star machines and other types of oil producing equipment. "We h'auled all that Ftutt before anybody ever thought of using a gasoline-engine truck," Rushing recalled. "I'd like to show some of these hot-shot truckers what we could do with a wagon and a couple of mules. It'd turn their hair gray, I'll bet." From working as a team­ ster with his father, Rushing t went on to a variety of jobs related to oil. "I've laid just about every size of pipeline there is," he said, "and I've built storage tanks out of wood as well as steel." One job Rushing is espe­ cially proud of involved building wooden and steel drilling rigs in a river bed in Oklahoma. According to engineers, the currents were such that the river bed sup­ posedly moved several feet downstream each year, mak­ ing it impossible to securely anchor the rigs. "We went ahead and did it, though," Rushing said with a chuckle. "You know what? We didn't lose a single one." Rushing's work has taken him far and wide; "you go LOST German Shorthaired Pointer, male "Baron" $25 reward. 728- 0526. 53 Lost small dog January 27th, Part Chihuahua, resembles miniature Irish Setter, Named Poncho REWARD 344-2978. 53 t GIVEAWAY To good home, 3 years old St. Bernard, Golden Retriever mix, male, friendly, gentle disposition, call after 6. 815-648- 4288. 53 LOST Small tri-colored Beagle, wandered away from home, In Lilymoor, answers to name of Brandy, 815-344-1942 or 385- 5689. 53 FOUND Black Lab, vicinity McCullom Lake, 385-7402. 53 REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE PERFORMANCE IS A MATTER OF RECORD WITH REAL ESTATE COMPARES Before you intrust the purchase or sale of a house to just anybody, ask to see the record showing how he compares to other companies. We're proud of ours and these senices which we offer: • NATIONAL IMAGE • NATIONAL REFERRAL SERVICE •TELEVISION ADVERTISING • THREE McHENRY COUNTY OFFICES, INDEPENDENTLY OWNED WITH AMPLE PARKING • RENT WHILE YOU SHOP • GUARANTEED SALE PLAN • LOCAL AND CHICAGO WIDE • PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED. FULL TIME SALESPEOPLE • IN HOUSE AERIAL PHOTO SERVICE (select properties) • PROFESSIONAL PHOTO SERVICES • 9 COLOR PLUS BLACK AND WHITE • CLOSING DEPARTMENT FOLLOWS TRANSACTION FROM CONTRACT TO CLOSING • 6 LANGUAGES • GERMAN. SPANISH. FINNISH. FRENCH, HUNGARIAN AND. OF COURSE, ENGLISH • TRANSFER COMPANY ASSOCIATIONS • 5 YEAR RECORD OF GROWTH AND SERVICE TO THE COUNTY Realty World, Durbin-Stowll urges you to compare because we want to 2-1-2 3 where the oil is," he said. While working for a drilling company in South America he had his neck broken, a devastating injury for most people but a temporary set­ back for R. E. Rushing. Other v jobs and adven­ tures he's had include help­ ing to build the Alcan High­ way and traveling on horse­ back across British Colum­ bia &s part of a team stak­ ing out the right-of-way for a pipeline. "I've worked hard all my life and I've had a lot of fun," Rushing said. "In fact I'd be working right now if I hadn't gotten into a little wage dispute on a job down in Texas." With a man like R. E. Rushing, it's a safe bet he'll be working again before very long. * * * IN OHIO, a new law will grant a 25 percent reduc­ tion on fuel bills for all per­ sons 65 and older with an- nual incomes of less than $7,000. The reduction Will be funded through state ex­ cise taxes on public utilities and will cover bills for all types of fuel. Ohio's Commission on Aging estimates that older residents will save at least $40 million on this winter's fuel bills. * * • NE\il LEGISLATION in New Jersey exempts resi­ dents 65 and over from state taxes on income up to $10,000 per year. Also passed was a law under which all residents 65 and over will be required to pay only the first dollar of the cost of their drug prescrip­ tions, regardless of retire­ ment income. The remain­ der of the cost of the pre­ scriptions will be paid by the state out of general tax revenues. At the same time, the leg­ islature passed a generic drug law, making New Jer­ sey the 32nd state to allow substitution of equivalent lower-priced generic drugs for higher-priced brand name products in the filling of prescriptions. bUMPER STICKERS JACK WAS A DETECTIVE LAST SUMMER. HE LECTURED YOUNGSTERS ON 7VE EVILS OF VANDALISM- IIVENS IS A PRODUCT OF BRYAN STATION HIGH IN LEXINGTON, KY., WHERE HE WAS AN ALL-STATE SELECTION. HE SET A RECORD OF 25 REBOUNDS IN A TOURNAMENT. AS WIS IS BEING INKED, THE NUMBER ONE COLLEGE BASKETBALL TEAM IN THE U.S. IS THE U. OF KENTUCKY. It-IE BRILLIANT PLAY OF JACK GIVENS IS ONE OF MANY REASONS THIS TEAM EXCELS. HE IS A 6' S" SENIOR VJHO HAS A SOFT JUMP SHOT THAT~COACH JOE HALL DESCRIBES AS SMOOTH AS SILK'.' HE HAS LED U.K. THE PAST 2. YEARS WITH A TO-FOINT - AVG. PER GAME. JACK IS QUICK AND HAS MOVES THAT FAKE OPPOSING CAGERS OUTA THEIR SOCKS/ SOLAR HOUSE...Heal collectors on thfa» experimental solar house can supply up to 75 per cent of necessary heat. Designed by scientists and engineers of the U.S. Depart­ ment of Agriculture's Rural Housing Research Unit, Clem- son, South Carolina, the three bedroom house has 1,1M square feet of living space, including a heated garage. SEE YOU LATER a lent In*, I want your body. Mrs. Laurie TO E.N. oo could If you would. And hlnk you should. Alfto. BILL HALL toP»y Valentine's Day, darlln) ov» & (IIMI from tne bom TIMOTHY & ETHI B.O. I may not always understand, but I car* enough to try, to how about It, Valentin*? I mlu you Aa al­ ways no strli P.S. 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