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FOR RENT HELP WANTED fOR SALE SPACIOUS COUNTRY HOME, 2 baths, fireplace, central heat, air conditioned, 2 car garage, horse allowed, $550.00.312-394-8700. 3-17-3- 19c ^ 5 ROOM HOUSE, East Side Wonder Lake. Gas heat, one block to store and RTA, $300.00 plus utilities, security deposit and references. 815- 653-3146. 3-17-3-19C 6 ROOM APARTMENT, no pets. 815-385-7852 after 5pm. 3-17-3-19C READY NOW, Large 2 bedroom, IV2 bath apart­ ment. Very Clean, Carpeted, Appliances, Big Closets. In Town McHenry. Security deposit. 815-344-4729. 3-17-3- 19c M c H E N R Y , N e w l y redecorated 2 or 3 bedroom ranch. Fireplace, Dining area, 1 car garage and fenced yard. Available May 1st, $375.00 plus security. 815- 385-7545 . 3-17-3-19c FOR RENT: Want to Open A Business or a Store? We Have Space in a good location. Maybe we can share the risk. Call 815-385- 8020 . 3-17-3-19C APARTMENT FOR RENT, large 2 bedroom, garage, yard in McHenry. $300.00 per month, plus security deposit. 815-385-2570. 3-17-3-19c 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, Family Room, 2 Car Garage. Dishwasher, Central Air, Stove and Refrigerator. Sharp! $500.00 per month plus security deposit. 815- 344-3894 . 3-17tfc OWNER OF HOUSE Willing To Rent Bedroom and Share Furnished Home with single person. $175.00 month, and half utilities. No Children or pets. 815-385-6638 . 3-17-3-19c FOR RENT: 803 Front Street, 600 or 1200 sq. ft. of Office or Commercial Space. Call us to discuss your needs or situation. Lee Cooney, 815- 385-4345. 3-17-3-19C LIKE NEW 3 Bedroom, IV2 Bath. Refrigerator, Stove, Carpeting, 21/2 car garage, $450.00.815-728-0125. 3-17-3- 19c ROOMS FOR LIVING. Carpeted, Clean, Cable TV, Kitchen Privileges. Working People only. $40.00 week. 815-385-6633 . 3-17-3-26C 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH Apartment, in Town, No pets, Security deposit. 815- 385-7444, if no answer leave name and number. 3-17-3- 19c WATERS EDGE CON­ DOMINIUM Unit A. 2 or 3 bedrooms, IV2 baths, garage, April occupancy. $395.00 month rent plus security deposit. 815-344- 0727. 3-17-3-19 HELP WANTED FULL TIME, Liberal Employee Discount. Apply in person, Brouhaha Limited, 1220 N. Green Street, McHenry. 3-17-3-19c OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS I have openings for dynamic full time experienced real estate Sales Manager and licensed Sales Associates. I'm looking for people who are not afraid of hard work and who love to make MONEY. If you are in the Real Estate business for fun or continually moan about how bad the market is. don't bother to ap­ ply. But if you want to become part of the largest Real Estate Sales Organization in the World, take advantage of a 20 million dollar advertising campaign and work in a fully computerized, friendly, non­ competitive office dealing in residential, commercial, syn­ dication and property management you better call me today for a confidential in­ terview. Your financial future depends on it. Ron Bykowski-344-1033 GnluiYrfx Car* Real Estate, Inc. 3/12-3/19 3/17 BABYSITTER WANTED in My Home, Monday through Friday. Call 815-344-3525 after 5pm. 3-17-3-19c REPRESENTATIVES For Stanley Home Products, Good Commissions. 815-728- 0226. 3-17-3-19C EARN EXTRA INCOME, in your spare time. Assistance provided. Call for ap­ pointment, between 5:00 & 7:00 pm. 815-344-1188. 3-3tfc CAN YOU MAKE OUR TEAM? We need people that would like an add on income, have some free time and like dealing with people. For more information. 815-385- 3369 . 2-26-3-26C NEED 100 SAIJ2S people, no experience needed.815-728- 0714. 3-12-3-19C MATURE WOMAN to be live in companion for 80 year old lady. Salary plus private room and bath with board in lovely Northshore neigh­ borhood on Lake Michigan. Call 815-728-0934 . 3-12-3-19C PART TIME HELP WANTED: Person for Spring Cleanup at Apart­ ment Complex, as well as part time work balance of year. Lee Cooney, 815-385- 4345. 3-17-3-19C WANTED FULL TIME MEDICAL ASSISTANT For Doctors Office Experience preferred but not required. Call 815-344-0090 between 9 A 5 ask for Vicki EXPERIENCED HELP WANTED •WAITRESSES Part Time Weekends •Bus Persons •Cooks J0HNSBUR6 INN 3312 N. Chapel Hill Rd. Johnsburg Avon DO SOMETHING NICE FOR YOURSELF Sell Avon for part of your day. Great $$$, great people. $15.00 investment, over 18 call Nancy McClure 815-385-6105 PART TIME Office Clerk Mature Full office experience required Call for Appointment >15-385-0333 COOKS PART TIME NIGHTS BUS PERSON NIGHTS HOSTESS PART TIME DAYS Apply in person The Village Squire McHenry 815-385-0900 3/17-3/H PASTE UP & KEYLINE ARTIST With experience in preparatory art for use in Commercial Prin­ ting. Also some design work and related duties. Good salary, paid insurance, paid vacation & holidays. Qualified only call Monday-Friday Between 9am & 5PM 815-385-2600 3r )7-3 " INJECTION MOLDING SET-UP PERSON with minimum of four years experience on Battenfeld and VanDorn presses. 2nd and/or 3rd shift. Supervisory capabilities desirable. Submit resume and salary requirements in strict con­ fidence: c/o Woodstock Daily Sentinel P.O. Box 709-MR2 Vyoodstock, IL 60098 WANTED EXPERIENCED Landscape Designer or Architect. Must know plant material and content. Must be able to work in a Shirt Sleeve situation. Work is to be done on Company Estates and Industrial site. Call Mr. Chandler 312-639-9130 or Apply at Fox Valley Marking Systems in Cary. 3- 17-3-19c WANTED NURSERY MAN with experience in Chemical Weed Control and Nursery Tree Pruning. Must be responible and have a good work record. The right person will receive good pay and benefits, for Full Time Nursery Work in Marengo. Call Mr. Chapman, 312-639- 5658 or apply at Fox Valley Marking Systems in Cary. 3- 17-3-19C foil SALt GARBAGE DISPOSAL $25.00; Vacuum Cleaner Attachments, Sears $10.00, Kirby $25.00.815*385-7388. 3- 17-3-19C 8 FT. SLATE POOL TABLE, complete in excellent con­ dition $350.00. Call 815-728- 1235 or 815-459-3740 . 3-17-3- 19c TRUNDLE BED SET, White French Provencial, ex­ cellent condition $270.00 or best offer; Royal Manual Typewriter $50.00 . 815-385- 8306. 3-17-3-19C DANISH CHRISTMAS Plates B & G, '66 & '67, RC '66 & '67. Limited Edition Prints-Bateman, Gromme, Bama, etc. Fed. & State Duck stamp prints. Call 815- 653-6936 . 2-24-3-19C INTRODUCTORY OFFER: Rent a Quality Water Sof­ tener for $3.00 a month for the first 3 months. Free installation. Call collect 815- 338-3344. Quality Water Conditioning. 3-3tfc CASE 224 LAWN Garden Tractor, Plow, Wheelweight, Chains, Mower deck, Cart. Excellent condition, $1,500.00.815-385-5653 . 3-17-3- 19c , CAST IRON WEIGHT Set, 340lbs., IV4 thru 25 lb. plates. Straight Bar, Curling bar, 4 pair dumb bell bars. All solid bars. Call before 2:00 pm weekdays, anytime weekends. 815-338-4491. 3-17- 3-19c COMMERCIAL FOOS BALL Table, excellent condition, like new $250.00. 815-385-0331. 3-17-3-19C OAK FRAME Couch and Love Seat, $500.00 . 815-653- 7951. 3-17-3-26C EARLY AMERICAN Sofa and chair, walnut wood, $175.00.815-344-0969 . 3-17-3- 19c MOVING SALE LEAVING STATE EVERYTHING MUST GO! Sat.&Sun. Mar. 20-21 8:00 am-5:00 pm Furniture, tools, building materials, riding mower, win­ ter clothes, radial arm saw, couch, chair, guns, misc. 3210 HUNTER PATH McHENRY SHORES IBM EXECUTIVE Electric Office Typewriter $375.00. 815-385-9477. 3-17-3-19 SCHWINN TANDEM bike, excellent condition. 815-344- 4272 . 3-12-3-19C 84" VELVET COVERED sofa. Brown and mutted green striped. 3 cushions. Excellent condition. $200.00. Call 815-344-1913. 3-12-3-19C 8 FT. CAP TOP with inside lights, black $175.00; Custom Kawasaki! Seat $100.00; Chrome back seat and pad $45.00.815-385-9646. 3-17-3- 19c MOVING SALE, New Gas Tappen Range; Custom Cedar and Glass Dining Set ; Mirror Sofa Table; Feather Quiit; Weights; Clothes; Much More Furniture and Miscellaneous. Evenings 815-344-3779. 602A Devon­ shire Court, McHenry. 3-17- 3-19c HEARING AIDS. Sales, Rentals & Repairs. Free Testing. Call anytime 815- 385-1135. Whispering Point Hearing Aid Center, 4302 West Crystal Lake Road, McHenry. 3-3tfc PROCESSED COAL. Wild Bird Seed, all types on sale. Much more. Woodstock Farm & Lawn Center, 2020 South Route 47, Woodstock. 815-338-4200. 3-3tfc HEARING AID BAT­ TERIES, Buy at Wholesale. Mallory, Gould, Eveready,' Ray-O-Vac, Activair II. 40 percent discount, Wed­ nesday only, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. McHenry Hearing Aid Discount Center, 3937 West Main Street, McHenry. 815- 385-7661. Sales and Repair, All Makes. Discount Prices. 3-3tfc APPLIANCES: REFRIGERATORS, Freezers, Washers and Dryers, electric and gas ranges. Clean and like new at reasonable prices. All reconditioned and guaranteed. Wahl Used Appliances, 3421 B Pearl. 815-385-1872. 3-3tfc GAS STOVE 30", $75.00. 815- 385-2590 . 3-17-3-19C EARLY AMERICAN SOFA, Chair, Pole Lamp and Table I^amp, asking $160.00. 815- 338-7405 . 3-17-3-19C PINTO ENGINE 2300, for parts, good head $75.00 . 815- 385-3864. 3-17-3-19c 3 17 3 19 3 17 WAREHOUSE SALE Up 1980 Medallion OAK CABINETS To 60% OFF on slightly damaged and discontinued cabinets. Special prices on laminated counter tops and cultured marble vanity tops. Bring in this ad for extra savings. We can supply all your storage needs for the kit­ chen, bath, family room, bar, laundry room or office. Cash and Carry All Sales Final ' Monday through Friday 8r00 AIM:30 PM Saturday Richmond 9:00 AM-2:00 PM TOP FORM CO., INC. 7616 Hancock Drive Wonder Lake, II. I15-72M203 PET COLUMN GIVE AWAY Shepherd & Collie Mix, housebroken, all shots, spayed. 815-728-1001. 3-17 GIVE AWAY 8 Week Old Female Poodle and Terrier Mix, White. To Good Home Only. 815-385-4718. 3-17tfc LOST SMALL DOG, Light Tan, Part Pomeranian Male, Lost in Lilymoor-Lakemoor area. Reward. 815-385-6144. 3-17-3-19C GIVE AWAY 6 month old Medium Size Puppy. Vfe Welsh Corgi. Lovable, but Landlord says no. 815-344- 2766 . 3.17 GIVE AWAY Male 4Vfe year old black and white dog. Very good with Children. Outside dog, Dog House. 815- 385-2396 . 3-17 PETS fOft SALE LABRADORS, Black Male Puppies, A.K.C., Shots, Excellent Family dogs, Hunters. Reasonable. 312- 697-5191. 3-17-3-19C TOY POODLE PUP, 6 weeks, female, black $100,00.„ Cute as a Button! 815-385- 0847 after 5pm. 3-17-3-19c GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES, AKC, $65.00 each. Zion 312-872-1043 . 3-17-3-19C DEATHS PAGE 11 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17.1962 Tornado Facts horses REGISTERED AP- PALOOSA, 8 year old gelding, sorrel, white blanket, flashy, good show potential, needs experienced rider, $1,500. 815-459-8543 . 3- 10-3-19C 10x10 BOX STALLS PASTURE THRU OUT, IF DESIRED DAILY GRAM •LARGE OUTDOOR RIDING ARENA •NEW 6Q'x108' INDOOR ARENA •LARGE FOALING STALL AVAILABLE •INDOOR ARENA AVAILABLE BY THE HOUR VISITORS WELCOME RAJA ACRES 8417 REGNIER RD. HEBRON, IL. 815-648-4044 3 uh APPLIANCE, 21 cubic ft. Upright Krigidaire freezer, 4 years old. $290.00. 815-385- 5114. 3-17-3-19C DINETTE TABLE and 4 Leather look swivel chairs, good condition $175.00; All leather Frye boots, ladies size 5V2, like new $30.00. 815- 385-1118. 3-17-3-19c STEEL PIER DECK, Six 8 ft.x 3 ft. sections, only $100.00.815-728-1161. 3-17-3- 19c ANTIQUE STAINED Glass Windows. Various sizes from $50.00. Call between 1:00 & 6:00 pm. 815-344-4724. 3-17-3- 19c 2 MATCHING TWIN BEDS complete, Good condition, asking $100.00. Call 815-385- 4206. 3-17-3-19C 2/3TF 2/3TFG "Performance Appraisal" Is New Workshop A workshop on resear­ ching, developing, and writing a performance appraisal system for either business or government will be sponsored by McHenry County college Tuesday, March 23. The session on "Performance Appraisal" will be taught by Bill Simp­ son, management training officer for an insurance firm. It is designed especially for managers, supervisors, and professional and technical personnel. The participants will engage in a practice workshop in the appraisal interview. Other areas of discussion will be benefits-costs of appraisal systems, types of systems, and report forms. This workshop stresses the practical rather than the theoretical. The workshop will be held at John Evans Inn, Crystal Lake, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Registration can be made at McHenry County college from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fridays. The above seminar will be offered again Wednesday, May 19. CONSERVATION MEETING The regular meeting of the board of trustees of the McHenry County Con­ servation district will be held at 7 p.m., March 18 in the district office at 6512 Harts road, Ringwood. HAYDN KERNER, SR. Haydn H. Kerner, Sr., 68, 4804 N. Gregory, McHenry, died Sunday evening, March 14, in the Crystal Pines Nursing Home, Crystal Lake. He was born Feb. 18, 1914, in Kewanee, 111. to Henry and Elizabeth (Golden) Kerner. Mr. Kerner was a resident of McHenry the past 17'/2 years, formerly of Franklin Park, 111. He had been a purchasing agent for Reynolds Electric and the Yale and Towne Co,, both of Franklin Park; and was a member of the Whispering Hills Home Owners Association. Surviving are his wife Anna Mae (Kunz); one son, Haydn, Jr. of Glendale; two granddaughters; and three sisters, Mrs. Walter (Marjorie) Krawiec, Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs. Jerry (Mildred) Padon, Itasca, 111. and Mrs. Curly (Phyllis) Chromchak, Mundelein, 111. He was preceded in death by a brother Floyd. There was no visitation and funeral services and interment were private. Arrangements were handled by the George R Justen & Son funeral home. Memorials may be made to the Johnsburg Rescue Squad. R.G. (PAT) ULLRICH R. G. "Pat" Ullrich, 3912 W. Grove avenue, McHenry, died Wednesday, March 10, at McAllen, Tex. He was 73 years old, born in Naper, Nebr. Jan. 15,1909, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ullrich. Mr. Ullrich lived in McHenry since 1946 In addition to his wife Dorothy (Anderson), he is survived by two sons, R. G. "Gene" of Anandale, Va. and James D. of Warren- ville; several brothers and sisters. Funeral services were held at 10:30 a.m. Monday, at Zion Lutheran church, McHenry, with Pastor Herman Graef officiating. Burial was in Windridge Memorial Gardens. Gary, 111. and friends called from 3 to9 p.m. Sunday at the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home. Memorial contributions would be appreciated to Zion Lutheran church. GEORGE SCHUETTE George R Schuette, 58, 2401 Edgewood lane, McHenry, formerly of Genoa City, Wis., died suddenly at his home Thursday morning, March 11. He was born Aug. 10, 1923, in Genoa City, the son of the late George E. and Ida Becker Schuette. Mr. Schuette was em­ ployed by Modine Mfg. Co., Ringwood, 111. as an in­ spector for the past 18 years. He graduated from Lake Geneva high school in 1941. On Nov. 3, 1961, he married Audrey Brigham Jensen at Genoa City, who preceded him in death in 1970. He was married to Jean West, May 14, 1971, in Woodstock, 111. In addition to his wife he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Jonah (Susan) Fuller of California; one son, George of Gordon, Wis.; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Val (Sherry) Campbell, Green Bay, Wis., Mrs. Gary (Karen) Walker, Green Bay, and Mrs. Wm. (Colleen) Veach, Aberdeen, Md.; two stepsons, Kurt Jensen, Sunnyside, 111. and Jay Hopkins, USN, Norwich, Conn; and seven grand­ children. He was preceded in death by a brother Reuben and a stepdaughter Laurie Adler. Funeral services were held at 1:30 p.m. Monday, at the Haase funeral home in Genoa City, with the Rev. Carol Lee Hackbardt of­ ficiating. Interment was in Hillside cemetery. ^American Viewpoints The least change in our point of view gives the whole world a pictorial air. Ralph Waldo Emerson FAMILY SERVICE MEETING The Family Service and Community Mental Health Center for McHenry County will hold its regular board of directors meeting Wed­ nesday, March 17, at 7:30 p.m. in the McHenry office, 4302-G West Crystal Lake road, McHenry. The public is invited to attend. Illinois is geographically located at the northeast edge of the most tornado prone region of the world. Since 1950, an average of twenty- five tornadoes have touched down across the state an­ nually, although there have been as few as four in 1952 and 1933 and as many as 107 in 1974. Thirty-three tor­ nadoes hit Illinois in 1961. Each of the 102 counties has been hit by at least one tornado during this period and eight have had more than 20. The months of April, May and June account for 50 percent of all tornadoes since 1950. Although the life of a tornado is short and its destructive path small, while it is on the ground, a tornado can cause con­ siderable destruction of property and a heavy loss of life. The rotary winds of a tornado can exceed 300 mph, and they are capable of destroying solid buildings. A tornado can make deadly missiles out of innocent items such as a piece of straw, uproot large trees, and can hurl people, animals and heavy machinery for hundreds of yards. Big Hollow School Slates Registration Registration for fall term kindergarten classes at Big Hollow grade school in Ingleside will be held April 14 and April 15. Parents should bring some proof of birth for their children to the school at 34699 North Highway 12, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. To be eligible for fall kindergarten classes, children must be 5 years old on or before Dec. 1, 1982 Physical and dental examination forms will be distributed at registration to be completed before the fall term. Parents who cannot attend the scheduled registration should contact the school. At the time of registration a schedule will be assigned for a pre-kindergarten screening which will cover the areas of speech, hearing, recognition of shapes, and the ability to follow direc­ tions, recognition of num­ bers, letters and social skills. A handbook will be distributed at the time of registration. Therefore, it is advantageous to a child's education that he be registered at the time specified. Offer 'Y' Memberships A family membership and a young family membership which includes regularly scheduled family program activities are available at the Lake Region YMCA. The family membership entitles the whole family to par­ ticipate as a family or as individuals. Activity members receive free recreational swims., free family nights, free family swims (providing a parent, sister or brother over 18 accompanies youth in the pool), free tennis play, free use of the exercise- jogging room, first op* portunity to register for programs every ten weeks and lower fees for classes and for racquetball play The permanent facilities of the Lake Region YMCA includes a six lane indoor swimming pool, four lighted outdoor tennis courts, an outdoor shelter, exercise room, weight room, two racquetball courts, a 28-lap to the mile jogging track, offices, 19.6 acres of recreational area and adequate free parking All members receive five schedules every year. For further information, stop in at 7315 South Route 31 in Crystal Lake or call 815-459- 4455. I Real Estate Facts | by Yvonne Beer Legislation repealing the controversial "Family Rental Tax" was signed into law in December. The new legislation removes tax penalties against owners who rent to family members. The problem stemmed from passage of the Tax Reform act of 1976 which was designed to prevent taxpayers from deducting personal expenses by identifying them as business costs. Among these provisions were limitations on the personal use of rental property by taxpayers. On Aug. 7, 1980, the In­ ternal Revenue Service (IRS) issued proposed regulations that disallowed normal tax deductions on property rented to family members. For example, if an owner of a condominium rented it to his mother, even at prevailing market rents, the owner was penalized at tax time by being prohibited from taking normal deductions exceeding the rental income. On the other hand, if he had rented the same unit to a total stranger, he would be allowed to take unlimited deductions for depreciation, repairs, maintenance, condominium association fees, mortgage interest and property taxes. The National Association of Realtors said the IRS regulations constituted "unwarranted discrim- i n a t i o n " a g a i n s t families, and that it was never the intent of the law to penalize persons for renting to family members. Legislation removing the "Family Rental Tax" will affect thousands of real estate owenrs. Property owners can now claim full operating ex­ penses and depreciation deductions on houses rented to family members at fair market rates provided the renter uses the house as a principal residence. The change in the law allows those who did not take the full deductions to file amended returns and claim refunds for open tax years after 1976 - typically three years from when a return is filed. Qualified relatives include a spouse, parents, grandparents, children, brothers and sisters. Additional information on the modification of the 1976 Tax Reform act treatment of family rentals can be ob­ tained by calling your local Internal Revenue Service office Subscribe McHenry Plaindealer FIND MAN DEAD Sheriff's police in­ vestigated the death Thursday of 58-year-old George Schuett of 2401 Edgewood Lane, McHenry, who was found on his bed by family members. The death appeared to be the result of a gunshot wound. A pistol was found at his side. In­ vestigation is being con­ ducted by the coroner's office. Mark Popelka Enters Basic Pvt. Mark A. Popelka, son of Joseph A and Dorothy R. Popelka of 606 S. Meadow road, McHenry, has entered Army basic training under a new training program called project COHORT at Fort Riley, Kan. P r o j e c t C O H O R T (cohesion, operational readiness and training) is a test program designed to increase the cohesion, stability and readiness of a unit by allowing soldiers to train together and continue together throughout their entire initial enlistment. Popelka is a 1981 graduate of McHenry East campus high school. The McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm Street McHenry, II. 60050 • 3 Yeors-$40.00 • 2 Years-$28.50 • 1 Year-$15.50 • 6Month»-$8.50 • Payment Enclosed Nam* Adress City Prices good in McHenry County