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PAGE 12-PIAlNDEA^B-FRroAY^APRlL24JW^ fOft RENT CAMOC SAIi CUTE, CLEAN 2 Bedroom house, 4 block from Fox River, includes; 2 car garage and fenced in yard. No pets or Children. Asking $325 per month. You pay utilities. Available May 10th. 815-344-3584 After 6pm. 4-22- 4 - 2 4 c 1 BEDROOM APART­ MENT, in McHenry. Con­ venient to all stores. Air conditioned, fully carpeted No children or pets $230.00 month plus security deposit. References required. Older person preferred. 815-385- 1618 or 815-385-9213. 4-22-4- 24c APARTMENT FOR RENT 2 bedroom, full bath, Second floor $265.00, all utilities included. Security deposit. Available May 1st. 815-385- 8921. 4-22-4-24C LIGHT INDUSTRIAL SPACE, new opening in areas of 1200 to 15,000 sq.f- t.Immediate occupancy. 815- 678-2861. 4-1 tfc VFW CLUBHOUSE and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385-9860 from 9am to 12 weekdays or after 6pm. 4-1 tfc RENT FOR FREE In April. Save $360.00. New 2 bedroom, garage, full kit­ chen, dishwasher, self cleaning oven, washer-dryer hookup. Central air. 815-338- 0690 or 815-653-9395 . 4-ltfc FURNISHED APART­ MENTS and sleeping rooms, weekly or monthly rates. Mature adults only 815-385- 8905. 4-ltfc O N E A P A R T M E N T AVAILABLE, Ideal for retired, semi-retired or middle aged, in city of McHenry. Two bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and 14 baths $375.00 . 815-344-1632 or 815- 385-6566 . 4-ltfc APARTMENTS FOR RENT, two bedrooms. Third and James Street, McHenry. 312-381-2059. 4-ltfc 4500 SQ.FT. Cold Storage. Ringwood Area. Call Bill at 815-385-2639. 4-3-4-29c 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENT, In a country setting, overlooking a 110 acre corn field and the Nippersink creek. This large apartment has self defrosting refrigerator-freezer, oven, stove and garbage disposal, and is within walking distance of a shopping and medical center. Mayline Apartments, Richmond. 815- 678-2861. 4-ltfc IN TOWN, available 5-1-81. 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, full finished basement, Fenced yard, 2 car garage. All afc>- pliances $490.00 per month. Byrnes Bros. Realty, Emily Rees. 815-385-6900. 4-15-4-24c McHENRY AREA, 1 & 2 bedrooms, ready now, fully carpeted, stove and refrigerator. 815-385-2181. 4- 15tfc FEMALE-Spare bedroom, kitchen facilities, 1 child $200.00, security. 815-385-6546 if no answer, call back. 4-22- 4 - 2 4 c COZY 2 BEDROOM Cottage, in country near McHenry. C a r p e t e d , s t o v e , refrigerator. Adults, no pets. 1 Year lease, security deposit and references, $300 plus utilities. Available by June 1st. 815-385-0825. 4-22-4- 24c SPACIOUS 3 Bedroom Home with several acres. Wooded lot on 10 acre lake, one mile from McHenry, $550 month. 815-344-1120. 4-22-5-lc 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath raised ranch, large family room with fireplace, central air, stove, refrigerator, deck, garage. Close to town by Petersen Park. Available June 15th, $450 month plus 2 months security. Call after 6pm. 815-344-1318. 4-22-4-24C 2 BEDROOOM Apartment, in Sunnyside. Stove and refrigerator furnished, central air and large storage area. Lease and security deposit required. $340 month, heat included. No pets. 815-385-3523 . 4-22-4-24c 2 BEDROOM HOUSE In Burton Bridge, $200 plus utilities, plus security deposit, available now, credit references. Call after 3:00 pm. 815-653-3243 4-17-4- 24c APARTMENTS IN TOWN 2 bedroom includes heat; 1 bedroom plus heat. Reasonable rent, security deposit required. No pets. 815-385-2352 or 815-344-1035. 4-24tfc ROOM-MATE WANTED, Single individual looking for a room-mate to share ex­ penses. Must have stable work record. Two bedroom Condo, in McHenry. Recently re-decorated. Possession April 1st. $225.00 per month, which includes heat,air. Call John at 815-728- 0404 during days, or 815-344- 4473 evenings. 4-ltfc OFFICES FOR LEASE. 7432 Hancock Drive, Wonder Lake. Suites from $75.00 per month. New, modern, fully carpeted and air conditioned building.', Letizia Financial Corp. Realtors. 815-728-0404. 3-25-5-lc INDUSTRIAL SPACE, Available, Fritzsche In­ dustrial Park, Inc., 5,odo sq. ft. to 15,000 sq. ft. 815-385- 1079. 4-ltfc A P A R T M E N T S F O R RENT, References and security deposit required. 815-385-1079 4-ltfc MODERN 2 BEDROOM, 14 bath condo, no pets, $340.00 per month, plus utilities and security deposit. 312-763- 8935. 3-27-4-22 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, Front room, kitchen, $300.00. All utilities included, security deposit needed. No pets. 815-385- 9872. 4-24tfc CHARMING 2 Bedroom h o u s e , W a t e r f r o n t , Johnsburg area. Spacious yard, Gardeners delight. Security deposit, lease and references required. 312-541- 8255 evenings or 815-385-3486 weekends 4-24 COZY 2 BEDROOM Cottage. In Country near McHenry. C a r p e t e d , s t o v e , refrigerator. Adults, no pets. 1 year lease, security deposit and references, $300.00 plus utilities. Available by June 1st. 815-385-8161. 4-22-4-24C CARACE SAIi GARAGE SALE, April 24 & 25th, 9am to 5pm, 1713 North Roger, McHenry. Toys, baby clothes, tape player, misc. 4- 24 SWEET ADELINE Garage & Rummage Sale. Friday 9am to 5pm, Saturday 9am to 2pm. 2210 North Glenwood Ave., Settlers Woods, McHenry. 4-24 BRASS SAMPLE SALE, Planters, Spitoons and much more Perfect Mother s Day Gifts. 5203 Green Brier, McHenry (Foxridge Sub­ division) April 25th, 2:00 to 4:00pm. 4-22-4-24C OUR 1st GARAGE SALE! 2 families. Saturday Only, 9am to 5pm Childrens clothing (Health Tex, etc.); Adult clothing; Toys; Baby items; New tennis racquets; Furniture and much more. 3608 West James Street, McHenry (off Green Street) Cash Only. 4-22-4-24e < 4 • » » RUMMAGE SALE1 April 29130 Weis. April 29tk 3M ti 9p Ttars. April SOtb-SM to 1p $1.00 O bag -Books & New items-1/, price First Cucretatinal Ctarch 4*1 Piorsoa SL Crystal Lake, IL MULTI-GROUP GARAGE SALE Saturday 4 Sunday April 25 A 26 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Furniture, glassware, golf clubs, china, many other in­ teresting items. Follow signs to SI 9 Wiltshire Drivo in Whisporing Oaks Monday, April 27 9am - 5pm Tuesday. April 28 9am - 5pm Wednesday. April 29 9am - 1 pm St. Mary1! Catholic Church Gymnasium 312 N. Tryon St., Woodstock sponsored by Mariolo Club GARAGE SALE, Antiques, furniture, stereo, clothes, much more. Thursday, Friday & Saturday, April 23, 24 & 25th, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. 3812 Fillmore. For directions call 815-385-4015 or 815-385-2886. 4-22-4-24C GARAGE SALE, Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 9am to 5pm, 2915 Lincoln Road. Generator; Compressor; . R i d i n g l a w n r a o w e r ; Lawnmower self propelled; Sewing machine; Hand craft items; Many misc. items too numerous to mention. No checks. 4-22-4-24c GARAGE SALE, Lakeland Park, 1911 North Flower. April 23, 24 & 25th, 9am to 4pm. Two refrigerators; Two sets golf clubs; Water skiis; Humidifier; Canning jars; King bed sheets; Mens & Womens clothes; Flat-bed trailer; Headboards; Desk; drapes; toys and much more.. 4-22-4-24c PREMIER SHOWING and SALE of Hand-Crafted items from the Ozarks. Wood Sculptures by Jr. Cobb, Corn brooms and much more. April 25 & 26th at 4903 West Bromley, McHenry, or call 815-385-4402 or 815-385-5973. 4-22-4-24C GARAGE SALE, 4821 West Crystal Lake Road. 9am to 6pm, April 23 to April 26th. Ceramics; Different kinds of wheels; Clothes; Stereo; misc. . 4-22-4-24C GARAGE SALE, CB Base Station $125.00; Dark Room Equipment; Table Saw; Portable Waterpump; Oak floor nailer; Dining fixture; 55,000 BTU gas heater $50.00; Color 19" TV $75.00; Office size oak desk $250.00; Truck Topper $175.00; Smaller items. CASH ONLY. Friday & Saturday, April 24 & 25th, 9am to 4pm, 1400 Glen Drive, Lakeland; Shores. Left on Meadow, Right on Bonner, to Glen Drive. 4-22-4-24c YARD SALE. McHenry. 3604 North Richmond Road. Used and New, Collectibles too! Thursday & Friday April 23 & 24th. 9am to 4pm, Satur­ day April 25th, 12 to 4pm. 4- 2 2 - 4 - 2 4 c GARAGE SALE. Friday 24th & Saturday 25th, 5402 West Shore Drive, Brittany Subdivision. Baby items; Toys; Bar; misc. furniture; kitchen utensils, etc. 9am to 5pm. 4-22-4-24C GARAGE SALE, 5303 West Greenbriar, Foxridge, McHenry. April 24,25 & 26th, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Girls clothes, toys, household items, bicycles. 4-22-4-24c 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE. Saturday April 25th, One Day Only, 9am to 5pm, 3003 Mourine Lane, McHenry. 4- 2 2 - 4 - 2 4 c PET COLUMN PUPPIES WANTED: Small breeds for our 11 year old licensed kennel. Homes guaranteed. 815-385-7897 . 4- 1 tfc GIVE AWAY, Beautiful kittens 6 weeks, 3 males, 2 females. Litter box trained. Free to good home. 815-344- 4076. 4-24-5-lC ^ $50.00 REWARD For return of Siamese male. Lost in Hebron. Gray points, hazel eyes, no collar. Dick Stut­ sman. 312-438-2750 . 4-24 FREE TO GOOD HOME, Beautiful pure bred Brittany Spaniel, female, shots, heartworm pills. 815-385- 5367 . 4-24 PETS fOB SALE 6 WEEK OLD, Female West Highland Terrier, registered $250.00.815-728-1212. 4-24-4- 29 DOBE PUP, AKC, rare fawn male, ears, tail and shots. Health & temperment guaranteed; Also older male, black, obedience trained $300 and up Ran­ som Dobermans. 815-344- 3413 . 4 22-4-24C MOVING SALE FRIDAY & SATURDAY April 24 & 25th 9:OC«im-3:OOpm 5610 Telegraph Rd. Wonder Like Sofa, dining set, air con­ ditioner, misc. + 4/J2-4/24 NOUSES 1971 Appaloosa Mare, good breeding and disposition, goes English or Western, trail rides. $1,100.00. 815-568- 6047. 4-22-4-24C DIVORCES i Judgments for dissolution of marriage were granted recently in 19th Judicial Circuit Court to: Cynthia J. Stebelton and Robert L. Stebelton; Sharon McElreath and William H. McElreath; Vicki J. Jacobe and Richard L. Jacobe. Debra Brewer and Charles Brewer, Denise F. Thomas and Keith . P Thomas; Jennifer S. Herendeen and James T. Herendeen. Ursula Meyer and Victor R. Meyer; Karen K. Gusinde and Paul G. Gusinde; Michalene G Neuman and Michael W. Neuman. Thomas D. Warren and Roberta L. Warren; Sherry L. Barth and Steven C. Barth; Jerome F Ruckman and Marty L. Ruckman. Joyce J. Ryan and William T. Ryan; Louise M Curley and Dennis Curley; Henry J. Schmitt and Patricia A. Sch- mitt. Bruce V. Morris and Darlene E. Morris; Michael Yuswak and Linda C. Yuswak; Dimitri G. Manolis and Donna M Manolis. John L Smith and Cynthia L. Smith; Judith Hutson and Richard Hutson; Susan Orr and Thomas Orr. Nancy J Gault and Tyler R. Gault; Linda M. Czumaj and Raymond P Czumaj; Constance M Gauer and Charles A. Gauer. Daniel L. Redding and Sheila M Redding; Mary E. Zasada and James A Zasada; Bonnie K Lan­ caster and Edwin L. Lan­ caster. Barbara J. Buhler and Robert A. Buhler; Gerald E. McCarty and Cynthia G. McCarty; Sandra L. Mohn and Richard C. Mohn; William M. Fanslow and Linda L Fanslow. Courthouse Square PRESENT SPRING PROGRAM-Members of the McHeary i la , with Maureen Henn, Pat Miller, Grace Spitz be rt. Louise Miller, Loretta Sment, Anna Mae Cuda, Peg Bonrini, Florence Welter, Marie Martin, Betty Hughes, Accompanists Mary Ann Sharp, Jean Neumann and Joan Wilson and Director A dele Froehttch; second row, Pat Mayer, Lorraine Henley, Janet Webel, Kathleen Henn, Barbara Guth, Carolyn Rltthaler, Kathee Stark, Mary Ann Wegener, Susan Mohnen, Mary Marie Muschal, Saudi Schau, Gerl GausUng, Ids tela. , Mary A Patty Boartni, Jaoquelyn Schau, Mtchele Reining, Donna Jensen, Lorean Redwanz, Sally Kretschmer, Alice Arber, Esther Walter, Harriet Bell. Sherry Patterson and Carol Jean Smith; third row. Weg Thomas, Sue Smith, Ray Jensen, Sr., Ray Jensen, Jr., Walter Sment, John Rupp, Ken Arber, Craig Spengel, Donald Johnson, Hal Thompson, Dominic GioUombardo, Brad Jones, Gerald Miller, Lee Coeney, Jerry Buch and John Johnson. Historical Museum Opens | VANews I Season With May 3 Program ONE DISADVANTAGE OF BE IMG RETIRED IS THAT YOU DRINK COFFEE ON YOUR OWN TIME Preparations are now under way to open the McHenry County Historical museum in Union beginning Sunday, May 3. To open the new season, the society is holding a special 2 p.m. historic piaquing and rededication ceremony for the 1847 Luke Gannon log ca­ bin moved last fall from the fair grounds to the museum. National, state, and county- wide officials as well as Gannon descendants have been invited to attend. The log cabin, restored to an 1850's period, will serve throughout the season, May through October, as a background for pioneering demonstrations including soap making, white washing, and wool preparation. Other scheduled Sunday programs will feature the popular fur trapper rendezvous staged annually by Dale "Woody" Woodruff of Marengo and his wife, Pam, a Greenwood pioneering activities day, a program on historic tools, and loom demonstrations to mention a few. "New" to the ^museum this year is a portion of the store fixtures an inventory from the old Leader Hard­ ware store in Fox River Grove which first opened in 1921 This collection was donated by John Opatrny of Fox Rw/er Grove. Only at the Lead^jr Hardware store was one fiKeJy to find such items as leatheVvalves for pitcher spout pumps or iron cobbler nails Besides the addition of the old hardware furnishings, the society was able to have a 19th century barn frame WOODSTOCK THEATRE ITIPiN STREET - Just Off the Square LOCPLLY OWNED & OPERATED A l l c c a t c t i c n * 1 0 0 S A T . & S U N . A l b > 1 . 5 0 M A T I N E S S U N T I L 5 P . M . AT THE PRINCESS: GENE . RICHARD WILDER PRYOR Together Again in... CRAZY NO WIVS COUPONS FRI., SAT., SUN. FRIDAY 7:15, 9:30; SATURDAY 1:30, 3:45, 7:15; 9:30; SUNDAY 1:30, 3:45, 7:00, 9:15 MONDAY - THURSDAY 7:30 STARTS MAY 1: RAGING BULL AT THE SCHNAUZERS MINI, AKC, 6 week old puppies. Salt and pepper and some black, adorable 815-344-3447 . 4- 22tfc FOR SALE. Adorable, small breed puppies, Schnauzer, Cocker,& Poodle. Born Valentines Day. $15.00. 815- 385-5425. 4-22-5-lc HORSES AQHA Registered 14.2 hands, 1977 Bay Mare, Quincy Lee, Poco breeding, well broke, great youth prospect $1,350.00. 815-568- 6047 4-22-4-24C NO WIVS COUPONS FRI., SAT., OR SUN. 3 ACADEMY AWARDS - 4 STARS: Rogur Eburt FRIDAY S:00; SATURDAY 2:00, t:00 SUNDAY 2:00. 7:30 MONDAY-THURSDAY 7:15 loom once belonging to the Walkup family of Crystal Lake restored so that cloth and rug making skills can be demonstrated on a regular basis to museum visitors. The McHenry County Historical society is dedicated to the preser­ vation of county history. It e n c o u r a g e s f a m i l i e s , schools, groups and organizations to visit the museum and become members of the Society. For information concerning museum hours, programs, or membership, contact the museum at 815-923-2267. Potter, Painter In Opera House Exhibit An exhibit of the works of potter David Trumbel and w a t e r c o l o r i s t R o g e r Bechtold will open at the Woodstock Opera House gallery April 25. The exhibit is free to the public and will continue through May 13. David Trumbel is a professional potter from Richmond. Trumbel's pieces are primarily utilitarian such as lidded boxes, jars, vases, and cannisters. He is self-taught and has devoted 10 years to learning his craft. Roger Bechtold is a resident of Woodstock and a graduate of the American Academy of Art in Chicago. The pieces in the exhibit will be traditional subject matter, such as landscapes, woodland vignettes, lake and beach scenes. Among the paintings on view will be themes as diverse as a Door county, Wis., lighthouse in a t h u n d e r s t o r m , w i t h predominantly gray-green colors, and a storefront from Chicago's Chinatown with its 'emphasis in Chinese red. Most of the nature scenes are from the Woodstock area. The exhibit will be on view Tuesday through Saturday, noon until 5:30 p.m., and during all performances. Further information may be obtained by calling the Woodstock Opera House. An ingrate is something less to blame for his ingratitude than the one who did him the favor. •La Rochefoucauld. As to the ungrateful, there is not one who does not at last die miserable. •Jean De La Fontaine. (Editor's Note: Following are representative questions answered daily by VA counselors. Full information is available at any VA of­ fice.) Q. - I am attending school under the GI Bill. I have been referred to the Veterans Administration by my training facility because of unsatisfactory progress. Is counseling mandatory in my case? A. Under present guidelines, a claims examiner reviews a veteran's situation to assess whether he may be per­ mitted to continue in his training program. A veteran has the option of requesting counseling as a means of resolving an unsatisfactory progress issue. „ Q. - I receive a Veterans Administration widow's pension and I recently started receiving Sup­ plemental Social Security Income (SSI). Am I required to report this additional income to VA? A. - Yes. Even though public assistance such as SSI is not considered income for VA pension purposes,' you should report it and all other changes in your income to VA. Q. - Can active duty service personnel get a GI guaranteed home loan? A. -- Yes. Veterans Ad­ ministration form 26-1880 must be completed and submitted to the nearest VA regional office with a statement of service signed by the serviceman's com­ manding officer. VA will then issue the loan guaranty eligibility certification. oca POQOOQQQQQ( The year s best film." -C'harlr* C'hamplin OS ANOELES TIMES P^Otr»<)fAp^ hy HELP CELEBRA TE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE WEEK With A fMNCAKf BREAKFAST To Benefit Pioneer Center for the Exceptional SUNDAY, APRIL 26th 8:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m. at the Woodstock Moose Lodge 406 Clay Street, Woodstock Donations: Adults $2.50; Children (undor 12) $1.50; Undtr i Km •Sponsored by McHenry County- Life Underwriters Association Jeanne C. Adelmann P. Michael Bannwolf Dennis Conway Anthony Fick Daniel Frost Gene Frost Marvin Hughes, C.L.U. Alan J. Jackson Paul E. Jenkins John S. Jones . Russell E. Johnson James E. Keefe Robert McCoy Loren Miller C.R. 4'Chuck" Peterson Lloyd N. Pohlman Kenneth Reed Patrick Shelton Terry Sunderlage Tracy L. Sunderlage William Sunderlage William Thomas