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* " i SECTION 2 - PAGE 10 - PLAINDEALER WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1984 NTCCIilMNG STCIN: r- EFFICIENT ON LOW FSRE general News State effort to serve domestic violence victims Heated air is vente back into room • Tempered glass doors let you see the beauty ot the fire Keeps fire, sparks and smoke safely contained' AJso prevents valuable room heat from going up chimney • Burns up to 2/3 less wood than an ordi­ nary fireplace • Air is heated as it cir culates around hot firebox • Room air is drawn in here FREE FIREPLACE CLINIC! Conducted by energy experts from FUEGO FIREPLACES. •Monday, January 16 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. •Tuesday, January 17 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. • To register, call 338-1440 Insulated sealing plate , prevents heat loss up chimney Fire burns with damper about 92% closed Prevents heated air from escap­ ing up chimney. Fingertip damper control •W« sell Fuego Fireplaces and Dura-Vent Chimneys • We will measure your fireplace free • We offer fireplace installation • Register early - class size is limited. •FREE COFFEE & DOUGHNUTS J--y *-1 -- r r L r- -- FUEGO III FUEGO IV. A ZERO CLEARANCE FIREPLACE REQUIRING NO MAJOR CONSTRUCTION; NO MASONRY CHIMNEY Fuego SALE Model IV "B" t Re®' *974 thru Jan. 21, 1984 • Wall. Corner, or See-Thru styles •black only *do it yourself in just one weekend »can be finished off with any material wood stone, bricks, etc • put it against any wall: on any floor • large tempered glass doors FREE FACE CORD OF SEASONED MIXED HARDWOOD* when you buy any Fuego model during our fireplace clinic * Limited lo 20 lac* cord* Nol delivered Inserts to fit your existing fireplace also available vrSA M • \r>) YES! A HANDSOME INSERT THAT TURNS AN ORDINARY FIREPLACE INTO AN EFFICIENT HEATER Fuego SALE *576 thru Jan. 21, 1984 • 4 standard width choices plus Corner and Kiva inserts *black only "installed flush- no need for hearth extension • fingertip damper control • retains the beauty of your existing fireplace • large tempered glass doors Model III "D" Reg. $640 MS • Don't buy an IRA until you check Marengo Federal Savings. Put these items on your IRA shopping list: • 4 r v v Fundi fully Insured Your retirement funds are fully insured up to $100,000 by the FSLIC Why take nsks. Enjoy absolute safety. Wo r--m There are absolutely QO annual fees or commissions with any of our investment options High Yields All of-our investment options pay as competitive a rate as you will find. Small Minimum Pnwati A low initial minimum deposit as well as low deposil&equirements dn subsequent deposits are always on the menu at Marengo Federal Savings. Invert Early in Yw Begin saving for your retirement fund as early in the calendar year as possible -- the interest you earn will be t^x free now Local and Personal Anirtanct If you have any questions after you open your IRA, stop m and talk it over with your personal account representative. Automatic Savings We can arrange for you to have your deposits directly taken off your paycheck at intervals you choose or you can have your, deposits transferred from your checking or savings account. When you add it up... you'll shop and save at - Marengo {federal Savings. All Marengo Federal Savings retirement accounts insured up to $100,000 by the FSLIC Marengo Federal ^SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. • 200 East Grant Hwy O; Marengo IL 60152 815 568-7258 _ 118 Cass O Woodstock IL 60098 815'338 2900 Rt 47 at Calhoun Woodstock IL 60098 ^ 815 338-7440 _ 4400 Elm Street O McHenry IL 60050 815/344-1900 60 Northwest Hwy O Gary IL 60013 312639-0222 _ 550 Crystal Point Drive 407 Lincoln Avenu^ o Crystal Lake IL 60014 Q Fox River Grove IL 60021 815/455-4300 12/639-2350 McHtnry County . Several Illinois spokespersons recently testified before the US. Attorney General's Task Force on Family Violence in Detroit, Mich. Barbara Shaw, director of Illinos Coalition Against Domestic Violence, described the statewide effort in Illinois to serve victims of domestic violence and prevent future violence. Shaw highlighted the im­ plementation of the Illinois Domestic Violence Act and the effort in Illinois to work cooperatively with criminal Suicide survivors plan meetings The regular monthly meeting of S.O.S. or Survivors of Suicide will be held Thursday, Jan. 12, and Jan. 26 at 8 p.m. announces A its president, Irene Kinross. It will be held at the offices of Youth Service Bureau located at 4719 W. Elm Street in McHenry. Those who have lost a son, daughter, wife or husband through suicide are urged to attend. For further information, call 815-338-7360 and ask for Mike. justice officials to have domestic violence treated asTne serious crime it is. Noting that every five years, the death toll from domestic violence equals that of the American death toll in the Vietnam War, Shaw stated that "domestic violence is one of the most widespread and serious forms of crime in our country. It is not just a family or marital problem, it is criminal behavior which has largely been per­ petrated because the offender can get away with it." Shaw added that "national, state and local funding bases are urgently needed" to provide life- protecting services to battered women and their children. Judge Roy O. Gulley, director of Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts, noted that the Illinois Domestic Violence Act provides judges with new, comprehensive legal remedies which address the criminal nature of domestic violence. Judge Gulley emphasized the critical role judges play in representing the law to in­ dividual abusers, and in providing leadership within the criminal justice system. Ask zoning for estate district A petition has been filed for hearing before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals by First National Bank of LaGrafige; TruSi 2168, and John P. O'Shea for an amendment to the McHenry county zoning ordinance f r o m " A - l " Agriculture District to "E-5" Estate District. The property is located in Nunda Township, ap­ proximately % of a mile south of the intersection of Crystal Springs Road and Oak Ridge Road, on the east side of Oak Ridge Road and consists of ap­ proximately 39.69 acres. The hearing will be held Jan. 18 at 2 "p.m. in Room 203 of t h e M c H e n r y County Courthouse, 2 2 0 0 N o r t h Seminary Avenue, Woodstock. People" who are interested may appear and be heard. 1230 DAVIS ROAD WOODSTOCK *338-1440 OPEN MON. & FRI 9AM 8:30PM TUES. THURS. 9 6, SATURDAY 9-5 "Baby it's warm inside" sidewalk sale. Come in from the cold for some hot savings, during our January sidewalk sale! From January 12-15, the stores .|n Spring Hill Mall will hold a winter clearance sale, with incredible savings for everyone. To add to the fun, radio personality Dn Duncan, of WCLR, will be at the mall Saturday the 14th from 12-2, to conduct a "name that tune" contest If you name it, you win a free Spring Hill Mall gift certificate, good at any mall store. So bring your baby to the warmth of a good old-fashioned sidewalk sale at Spring Hill Mall. The savings are sizzling! Spring Hill Mall ̂ • Uncomplicated Shopping. Apart from the Crowd Routes 31 & 72. West Dundee. Sears, Marshall Field's, Bergner's, JCPenney and more than 115 other fine shops. V X