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0 ^7 Here And ere In Business Salesman Realtor Recognition Event McHenry county residents are invited by the McHenry County Board of Realtors to take part in its Realtor Citizenship award competition to be held between Jan. 15 and March 31. The competition is aimed at highlighting the contributions real estate practitioners make to the- betterment of their community through public service. The com­ petition is being held as part of the National Association of Realtors 75th anniversary celebration in 1983. f Nominations of realtors who have served the community should be contained in a statement of 100 vrbrds of less. Mail entries to Citizenship Competition, McHenry Coyrffy Board of Realtors, 1065 Lake Avenue, Woodstock, 111., 60098. The winner will be selected by a distinguished and impartial panel of judges from the McHenry county area. The winner will receive a certificate of recognition from the National association and automatically be entered into a statewide competition. The state winner will receive a special prize and become eligible for the national competition. The national Citizenship award will be presented in November at the National association's convention in Las Vegas. The winner will receive an all-expense-paid trip for two to Honolulu, Hawaii, timed to coincide with the 1984 realtors convention in Honolulu. Judging will be based on several considerations, including a nominee's involvement wvith community service organizations; volunteer efforts in a political campaign; or public service. BELL BILLING CHANGE Illinois Bell has changed its method of billing for intrastate (within the state) long distance calls that span more than one time-of-day rate oeriod. The changes became effective : lay, Jan. 14. Under the new plan, ti. charges reflect the rate in effect for each minute talked in ea<?h rate {itriod. The new plan has been in effect for interstate (state-to-state) S long distance calls since April 2, 1982. PAGE 13 - FLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY, JANUARY 21,1983 Cohan Play Opens Jan. 28 Century 21 Care Real Estate, Inc. has announced that Dennis Drake has successfully closed over 2Mt million dollars in real estate transactions for 1982. He is a life time member of the Century 21 Million Dollar club and has received many awards from Centrury 21 of Northern Illinois. Drake is a member of both the McHenry and Lake County Board of Realtors and Multiple Listing Ser­ vices. He has been a realtor with Century 21 for the past six years. First McHenry Annual Meet The annual meeting of First McHenry corporation was held Jan. 3, with the following directors being elected: Marian H. Busse, William J. Busse, Margot A. Graves, Ronald L. Graves, M. J. Marty, Jr., Donald C. Stinespring, Harry P. Stinespring, III, and Mae Marty StinesDring. An organizational meeting was held immediately after with the following officers, being appointed: M. J. Marty, Jr., chairman of the board; Ronald L. Graves, president; Donald C. Stinespring, vice-president; William J. Busse, treasurer; and Harry P. Stinespring, III, secretary. First McHenry Corporation is a one- bank holding company which owns a majority interest in the 31.2 million dollar asset First National Bank of McHenry. Realtors Record By Yvonne Beer, Executive Officer, McHenry County Board of Realtors TAXES WITHHELD On July 1, under the provision of a recently passedUay, the federal government wilortfhhold io percent of the savings interest earned by individuals. The law requires that financial institutions send it directly to the Internal Revenue Service. A campaign. has been undertaken seeking a repeal of the law. Jaycee Week Is Observed The United States Jaycees are celebrating Jaycee week during Jan. 16 through Jan. 22. The McHenry Area Jaycees have been supported by public par­ ticipation in such events as Christmas tree sales, the Camp New Hope run. chicken BBQ during Fiestl Days, Project Red Ball, art aucjaon and many other events. The McHenry Area Jaycees are dedicated to personal and professional development by helping others through community servicfe projects. Their philosphy is stated in the Jaycee creed: We believe: That faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life; "Seven Keys to Baldpate" is the mid-winter offering from Woodstock Musical Theatre company Mystery theatre. "Baldpate" is a charming mystery, written by George M. Cohan in 1913. It's filled witH incredible characters and coincidences, guaranteed to bring unexpected pleasure to the most jaded mystery fan "Baldpate" is recommended as a quaint romp through an earlier time, when even nasty villainst conspiring to defraud th£> public trust seem un­ sophisticated. The farce is well received wherever it is performed. "Seven Keys to Baldpate" will/be presented in the Woodstock Opera House Fridays, Saturdays and Sun­ days, Jan. 28, 29 and 30 and Feb. 4, 5 and 6. Tickets may be reserved in advance by calling the Woodstock Opera House at (815) 338-5300, noon to ,5 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. The Woodstock Musical Theatre company is a not-for-profit com­ munity theatre in residence in the Woodstock Opera House. Anyone interested in community theatre is encouraged to participate. For in­ formation^ on cttMwnext musical production, GodspelTr call 815-385- 1434, U.S. Grant's real name was Hiram Ulysses Grant. brotherhood of man the sovereignty of AWARD WINNERS-Two McHenry insurance agents were among four who received National Association of Life Underwriters awards at the annual McHenry County Association of Life Underwriters gathering held recently. William Thomas, left, received the National Sales Achievement award for four years. Charles "Chuck" Peterson was awarded the National Quality award for 15 years, the National Sates Achievement award for 17 years, the Million Dollar Round Table status and the Past President plaque. Annual Breakfast For Polit icians The McHenry County Life Un­ derwriter's association will sponsor its annual politicians' Breakfast meeting Wednesday, Jan. 26, at the Branded Steak House in Crystal Lake. The following legislators have in­ dicated they will be in attendance: 32nd Legislative district, Sen. Jack Schaffer; 33rd Legislative district, Sen. John FriedTand; 14th Congressional district, Rep. Cor­ coran. Winter winds blow hard and cold. Wouldn't it be nice to escape into a warm, sunny greenhouse surrounded by your favorite plants? Well, it is possible to add a solar greenhouse or "sun space" to your home to enjoy not only extra space, but savings of as much as 30 percent on heating bills as well. Sun space room additions are becoming popular around the country. The design of these solar rooms developed from the traditional greenhouse concept - an airy space enclosed with glass. Some sun spaces, however, are built with wooden roofs and walls and could be mistaken for a conventional family room if it weren't for their large, slanted windows that face the south. Recognition For Knox Snapshot A picture, taken by Ralph B. Knox, Jr., 2525 ShadeTree blvd., Green Bay, , Wis., a former resident of McHenry, won a Certificate of Merit in the 1982 "Kodak International Newspaper Snapshot Awards (KINSA). Nearly 1,000 photographs represented winners of local summer contests conducted by 181 newspapers in the United States, Canada and Mexico with more than 385,000 en­ tries. Knox, a pharmacist, is represented by a color picture of his son, Eric, who was ring bearer at a friend's wedding. It was a winner in the Green Bay Press-Gazette's summer snapshot contest and as such was submitted ot the international competition. Just like a parked car on a sunny day, a sun space will collect heat. Light passes through the window glass, heats objects inside, but can not easily escape through the glass. The "greenhouse effect" occurs when heat becomes trapped inside. There are many different types of sun spaces available and prices vary considerably. A professional can be extremely useful in helping to determine the design that will save you the most on your heating bills. The decision on what kind to buy will also depend on your particular home, budget, current fuel bills, and how the added space will be used. The McHenry County Board of Realtors suggests you could consider adding a. sun space to your home if you're looking for an attractive, unique room addition that can also save you money. PIONEERS MEET The Kishwaukee Life Member club of the Telephone Pioneers of America will hold its monthly Feb. 9, starting at 11:30 a.m. at Warsaw Inn, Rt. 31, McHenry. Reservations are required by Feb. 2. Call 344-4144. That the transcends nations; That economic justice can best be won by free men through free en­ terprise; That government should be of laws rather than of men; That earth's great treasure lies in the human personality; And that service to humanity is the best work of life. Anyone who would like to find out more about the McHenry Area Jaycees may call the president of the chapter, Bill Cross, at 385-4094. With heating costs on the rise, do-it- yourselfers are not satisfied just to decorate a room so it "looks" warm and inviting. Now the object is to combine beauty with practicality. Today's wood or coal burning space units not only add to the warm ap­ pearance of a room, but also help keep it warm at reasonable cost. They're featured by hardware stores which, today, sell a lot more than the nuts and bolts of home repair. HOME FIRE PROTECTION Fires in your home can be prevented. In fact, a recent govern­ ment study led U.S. fire authorities ta say that as rriany as 3,000 home fire fatalities a year could be avoided if people would use preventive measures. Here\ is a basic c h e c k l i s t f o r fireproofing your home: - - K e e p n o n - combustible ashtrays in all rooms and carefully dispose of glowing matches and cigarettes. -Keep matches in metal containers away from heat and children. --Make sure smoke detectors are placed in several locations and are in working order. --Almost all materials used in home fur­ nishings are flammable. About 80 percent of all home furnishing fires are started by smoldering cigarettes. All mattresses made in the U.S. are required to pass a Consumer Product Safety Com­ mission ignition test, and the flexible polyurethane foam in your mat. ress passes this test. - - K e e p y o u r basement, storerooms and attic free from rubbish, oily rags and old papers, reminds the Pplyurethane Foam Association. --Avoid running electric cord^under rugs and over nails and hooks, and keep all lamp and appliance cordis in good condition. -Make sure you warn everyone in your family against smoking in bed. Remember, when it comes to fire, prevention is your best protection. IT'S NOT TOO LATE... YOU CAN OPEN AN IRA ACCOUNT UP TO APRIL 15, 1983 AND TAKE THE DEDUCTION ON YOUR 82 TAX RETURN! YES! WE H^VE THE EXPERIENCE TO PROFESSIONALLY ANSWER ALL YOUR QUESTIONS PERTAINING TO TAX-SAVING FINANCIAL PLANS. MEMBER FDIC McHENRY STATE BANK MAIN BUILDING: 3510 W. ELM ST. GERALD J. CAREY BUILDING: RICHMOND RD. AT PEARL ST. ROBERT L. WEBER BUILDING: CRYSTAL LAKE RD. AT LILLIAN ST. 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