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I i * -- '•M P\(.£* I'Lv v:»i. u.r;. rKiM *i. Al/OtsTf. Its Here Business Sullivan Foods Grand Opening Thomas Sullivan held grand opening of his new store, Sullivan Foods, 3705 W. Elm street, McHenry, Wednesday morning with members of his family present. From left, at the ribbon cutting, are Rudy Girardi, supervisor of Schultz Sav-O. wholesale grocers; Mrs. Eleanor Sullivan, mother of the owner; Thomas Salttvaa hoMUi SnlUvaa, father of the employed In the store fall or pert til STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD hk wife; t-year old Katie; and EMi mer. Ahont M people will bo Non-Profit Financial Counseling In County Financial Counseling, Inc.- is a new not-for-profit service in McHenry county, which it is expected will provide a much needed service, particularly with present economic conditions Its office will be located at 248 Throop street, Woodstock, and can he reached by calling 815-338-3590. Ann Curry, a graduate of Carthage college. Kenosha, Wis., has been named as the financial counselor and program developer She recently completed a special course in financial counseling at Purdue university, For the past two years she was the assistant to the Chapter XIII Bankruptcy Trustee in Madison, Wis. 'r Financial Counseling. Inc. is a gram that assists persons in ey^luatij^g their financial status and Developing budgets. It also provides education regarding the use of credit and the repayment of debts to creditors. The service can help families and individuals make better decisions in financial matters, relieve family tension regarding debts, reduce wage assignements, reduce "money worries" of employees, restore self- confidence in decision making, and reduce losses to creditors through delinquent accounts and bankruptcy. Financial Counseling, Inc. has been made possible through the concern and efforts of Church Women United- Lake Region. Bertha Tammeus, who has operated the CWU-Clothing Closet since its beginning 11 years ago, says, "Through the years we have seen a need for financial counseling and we are delighted to have this service functioning. We ere grateful for a grant from ited Foundation to help us get set up. Families et all levels of income will find this service valuable." A survey conducted by Church Women United showed a great need for assistance in money management. Agencies In the McHenry County Human Service Network have also indicated the need and will be making referrals. Pastors have also indicated they have seen a need in this field. Individuals may also call the coun­ selor directly for an appointment. Officers of the board of directors of Financial Counaeling, Inc. are Polly Hobbet, president; Ann Patla, vice- president; Lolly Kloepfer, secretary; and Ann Rechiaky, treasurer. Ho eh Is Named Kemper Director Theodore J. Hoeh of Crystal Lake has been elected ** a four-year term as a director of Kemper International Insurance Co., Long Grove. He ia the son of Barbara (Dittrick) Hoeh of Sit Wiltshire drive. McHenry Hoeh joined the firm in 19*9 as a commercial fire and package un­ derwriter and later served as supervisor and assistant manager of the home office commercial property underwriting property. In 1978 he was appointed assistant general manager and vice-president of Kemper Management Co., Seven Continents Insurance Co., and Kemper Reinsurance (Bermuda) Ltd. In 1181 Hoeh was named vice- president of Kemper International Insurance Co., and moved from Bermuda to Kemper's headquarters to assume duties as manager of the home office international department. He has a Bachelor s degree from DePaul university and a Master's degree from Loyola university. Sonnemaker To Be Honored Earl Sonnemaker, Bellevue, Neb., representative of Waddell ft Reed. Inc., national financial services organization, has won the company's Pacesetter award for outstanding sales achievement. The company announced Son­ nemaker was one of 25 represen­ tatives out of a nation-wide sales organization of >,500 to win the award. The honor is based on a represen­ tative's sales achievements in his first 12 months with the firm. Son­ nemaker, a retired Air Force colonel who joined the company in May, 1981, will be honored at the annual Pacesetter awards meeting to be held at the company's home office in Kansas City next October. Sonnemaker ia married to Mary Linn Hogan, who graduated from McHenry high school in 1954. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan, who operate Twin Oak Farms, near Ringwood. WE FEATURE A FILL LINE OF Agricultural Community Aid McHenry FS, Inc., the Farm Bureau affiliated supply company, announced last week the formation of a new division geared to aid the hard pressed agricultural community. Formation of the new services division will significantly reduce fertilizer costs to farmer customers while at the same lime increase the level of crop management services available. The change, according to Stan Steagalli General Manager of the Woodstock based cooperative with plants in both McHenry and Walworth counties, will actually create two divisions. The supplies division will now be in a position to offer the very lowest priced cropping supplies. There has been a 25 percent increase in enrollment over the last two years in private career schools And • the services will offer sophisticated crop management services to those desiring them. At the center of this new change will be an experienced agronomist capable of developing optimum yields for maximum profit. "There will be absolute separation between the two divisions" added Steagall. "We will insist that the agronomist be absolutely free to make the right recommendations regar­ dless of inventories of profitability of the supplies division." More information will be forth­ coming as this new and much needed service develops this fall. REINSTATE LOAN PROMOTION McHenry State bank has announced that effective immediately and until ^ further notice, there will be a rein- statement of the bank's June mor­ tgage loan promotion. ismrn RAOtAL TIIII8 PARTS • MLM • MR VICB OPEN • DRY* PER WEEK fiUROPA MOTORS H 385-0700 % Mill EAST Of McHENSY ONRTE. 120 $1.00 per hour..for •very hour thereoftei Example 2 hours... letol charge $1 plus Wx. MBQlMC tho professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rental Special Rvntal Rot* Geod Monday tfcrv Thursday MNSCNVAC ctaant tHa way at a fraction of tfco cott S SUN OVIRHIOHT SPfCIAll sto.ss 4400 W. m. 120 Ml. LVMBSR CO "BEST IF EVEIYTMK FM UK BtJUEt" FEATURING COMPLETE LIES OF: •OLYMPIC STAIN •KEMPER-MILLCREEK CABINETS •ANDERSEN WINDOWS •PRE-HUNC DOORS •NORO SPINDLES •ARMSTRONG CEILING SYSTEMS •LINCOLN WINDOWS •GAF SHINGLES •BUILDERS HARDWARE •PREFINISHED PANELING •STANLEY GARAGE DOOR OPERATORS Phone 3S5-1424 • • • . ' • - \ 909 N. Front St., McHenry --Vs Rental PER MO. *IMO rent softN • NO installation charge • NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to boy with • FULL rental foe deducted • ONI phono coll can answer any questions 312-259-3393 FOX VAUIY DIVISION ALL POOL ACCESSORIES 10%-30% OFF CHEMICALS-COVtKi-MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT GAMES-LOUNGES kAKAAmem fYldVIDCn NOVOTNY NATIONAL •WMMMSJQOt INSTITUTE MIS N. W1LMOT RO.. McHBNRY, IU. McMSNRY RMDCNTS DIAL 497-9103 PIN PRESENTATION-Governor James R. Thempeon receives the receetfcr Introduced State of States Pin far Illinois asaaefactered by Area. Pr so sal leg the gift is the firm's group sales leader. Bandy Rempert, (right) of Spring Grove, aad district sale* maaager. Nancy McChre. of McHenry, Realtors Record By Yvonna Beer, Executive Officer, McHenry County Board of Realtors range. Eighteen percent of thoae sold had price tags of 180,000 or more, the survey showed. Converted rental apartments ac­ counted for nearly 40 percent of the condo market and had a median price of 848,900, 40 percent leas than the median price of a new single-family home. Converted units were the least expensive type of home, according to the survey. The survey indicated that more than half of all condo buyers are entering the homebuying market for the first time, compared with 40 percent of single-family home buyers who were buying their first residence. More than 75 percent of converted- unit buyers were purchasing for the first lime A condo is a wise first-home pur­ chase because the apprecation rate has been comparable to single-family homes Many condoe include such amenities as swimming pools and other recreational facilities that the buyer normally wouldn't be able to afford. Maintenance ia provided, and many condos now qualify for government-inaured, assumable mortgagee which, until recently, were available only to buyers of single family homes Condominiums now rank ahead of every type of home purchase except single-family houses, according to a National Association of Realtors survey Singles appear to dominate the condo market, with women buying 31 percent of the units, men buying 24 percent, and married couples without children buying 27 percent of the units sold in 14 major metropolitan areas in late summer of 1900 The remaining 18 percent were sold to families and unrelated couples or groups. Condominiums represented 11 percent of all homes purchased, with single-family houses making up 76 percent, town houses 8 percent and two-to-three-family dwellings 5 percent, the survey showed. These statistics show that apart­ ment condominiums are becoming an increasingly popular choice for thoae who wish to own a home instead of renting, especially for unmarried people, according to the McHenry County Board of Realtors. Condominiums often are the least expensive type of home and serve as a suitable transition from renting to owning. However, not all con­ dominiums are in the lower price T h e N a t i o n a l Association of Trade and. Technical Schools (NATTS) is an educational association representing private career schools NATTS has 500 members in 45 statee, the Dietrlct of Columbia and Puerto Rico The NATTS Ac­ crediting Commiaeion maintains educational standards and business ethics. 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