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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 2 Jul 1971, p. 11

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HEAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE A HOMES FOR LIVING INFORMAL AND COMFORTABLE 2 • 3 bedroom frame ranch in excellent condition. Floor plan it designed >or step saving convenience and thejuice is low enough for the most modest budget. Dm't end up this year with a hand­ ful of rent receipts. Let us show^ou how to buy this home. Cell us right now - Only $15,900/^* ON PISTAKEE LAKE ; Over 80 feet of weterline property on beeutiful Pistakee Lake, with a private pier. The interior of this 3 bedroom, 2 full bath ranch style home feeturee knotty pine paneling, a seperate utility room, all appliances, draperies and wall air conditioner. There's e cement petio, en oversize gerege and a rear porch with a common roof. See it todey - $32,500. > ^ ELEGANCE ON A PRVATE ROAD This home is meant for a big family <• an active family that can ' entertaining in the luxurious family room, complete with weTber, or sit cloee to a crackling fire on a cold winter night. This custom built bi-level has S bedrooms, 2 baths, thick shag carpeting, ertistic wallpaper, decoretor draperies & is situated on newly sodded, 1/2 acre site, with edditional full acre available. _ntire 1 % acre bordered by a small creek. Close to shopping & schools - $43,900 with 1/f acre. ATTENTION: HOUSE HUNTERS Seve your ges, time and strength by letting our selesmen show you our entire multilist selection of homes. One sitting and one big book to look through. We have tha friendliest salesmen in town. F«malt Help Wanted Female Help Wanted En N O K I I I t K M I I I 1 M M S REALTY SERVICE M OHI'OHM > I 3815 W. Elm St. McHenrv. Dl. (Corner RKI 20 & Rt.31 OPEN EVERYDAY - CALL ^NVTIME 8 1 5 - 3 8 b - 2 3 4 0 Member Exclusive Listing Service in McHenry, "Associated Listing Service in Crystal Lake & Multi List Service in Woodstock. III. National Multi-List Service Nationwide! WE NEED f f f WE MUST INCREASE OUR'PRODUCTION LINES TO MEET CUSTOMER ORDERS. TO DO THIS, WE NEED YOU 1!!! OPENINGS FOR A S S E M B L E R S ON FIRST SHIFT. • Paid Holidays e paid Vacations - • Stock Option Plan • Insurance Program plus an incentive program that allows you to earn extra money for your extra effort. APPLY NOW TfclWEC TRANSFORMER / COMPANY ' : , .. .. - 1 .1 519 Sheridan Rd. Lakemoor, McHenry OFFICE HOURS 7:30 a.m. to 4:80 p.m. An equal opportunity employer 7-2 TF12 SPOTS before ; your eyes, on your new carpet, remove them with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1 Nye Drugs. 7271 REAL ESTATE 2 BEDROOM HOME in McHenry Country Club Subdivision, by golf course with beach and river rights. Completely remodeled in­ side and out. Low taxes, extra lots available. $18,900. BY OWNER 385-2809 or 385-2419 7 2TFT2 BY OWNER 4 BEDROOM HOUSE den, large kitchen, living area, 2^ baths, finished basement and bar on 200 x 200 lot. $36,000 CALL * 815-385-7415 for appointment 6 18-7 9TF2 Male Help Wanted r S E C R E T A R Y FOR McHENRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Good shorthand and typing skills required. Salary commensurate with ability and experience. This is an interesting position for a person who is able to as­ sume diversified responsibilities. CALL 815-385-7210 FULL AND PART TIME WORKERS from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Mechanically inclined Over 21 years old. FREUNDS CAMPERS 1701 W. Rt. 120 NO PHONE CALLS 6 30-7 2 71 HELP GIRL FRIDAY for rfcgfonal sales manager. No shorthand. General office work, phone" contact, typing and filing 385- 2980. 6 30-7 2 71 USE CLASSIFIED ADS TO BUY, SELL, RENT OR HIRE R E C E P T I O N I S T FOR CENTRAL ADMINSTRATIVE OFFICE OF BOARD OF EDUCATION District #156. Good typing skills and pleasant per­ sonality required. For further information Call: MRS. A. M. CANDELLA 815-385-7210 6 30-7 2 71 NOTICE NOTICE FOR RENT PETS FOR SALE HORSES Must Sell Immediately • 11 yr. old .Pinto Mare Good Jr. Barrel Horse • Two week old Sorrel Stud Colt - Sired by Poco's Kip-Luck (AQHA) • Also. Western Saddle, Bridle, Halter, Blankets and Brushes. ALL FOR ONLY /I $600.00 Call 385-0170 weekdays between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. ' Ask for Kathy . • TFL-2 male Schnoodle (Schnauzer and Poodle) $35. 6 weeks old. 385-5810. - 6 30-7 2 71 PONIES for sale at Joe Ru- '.icka's, 2918 Ringwood Rd., McHenry . . . Reasonable. 7 2-30 71 Q^AFSA MOTORS" 21 F^VTHOMPSON inboard, outboard, full car.vased. 1501 Sunnyside Beach, McHenry, 111. 7 271 WANTED SHORE STATION. 2,000 pound capacity to fit up to 90" beam. Call 385-0062. 7 2 71 21 FT. THOMPSON inboard, outboard, full canvased. 1501 Sunnyside Beach, McHenry, 111. ' 7 2 71 12' All h.p. >Jc uminum boat with 9% .u, ̂ JoHhson motor, oars in­ cluded $400. 385-6365. 7 2-7 771 1* CARD # N O T I C E The office of DR. JOHN T. GRAY, Op­ tometrist, will be closed from 9:00 p.m. on Friday, June 11th thru Monday, July 12th. The office will' re-open on Tuesday, July 13th at 1:00 p.m. Call 385-0258 - for appointments 611TF27-9 f To the nurses and staff at \ McHenry Hospital, and our friends and neighbors and es­ pecially Pastor Graef at the time of our recent sorrow^ Family of < Everett W. Paterson 7271 RANCH HOME IN CRYSTAL LAKE FOR SALE BY OWNER Spacious 7 room ranch home; hot water heat, attached 2 car garage; 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, large closets in each room. Fireplace in living rm., all rooms carpeted; iormal din­ ing room, attractive cabinet kitchen, electric built in range and oven; large family room off kitchen with patio thermo- pane sliding doors; full base­ ment with extra finished room, automatic water softener; ex­ cellent location, near Veter­ ans Acres, V3 acre lot, Crystal Lake Schools $38,500 For additional information call 459-7925 7 2-9 71TF2 WONDER LAKE -- 10 room residence, 5 bedrooms, 2Y2 lots, 2 car garage, V2 block to lake and beach. 815-653-4971. 7 2-7 9 71 Female Help Wanted Male Help Wanted MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Good Starting Pay Many company benefits including profit sharing. TOWER PRODUCTS INC. 1919 So. Butterfield Rd. Mundelein, Illinois 312-362-9000 MR. MCMANAWAY - 72-7771 Radio Communications Clerk FOR POLICE DEPT. Must have typing experience Age - Over 30 Contact Chief Espey McHENRY POLICE DEPARTMENT 4 - 5:00 p.m. NO PHONE CALLS 6 30-7 9 71 CRV ELECTRONICS CORP. needs riGHT ASSEMBLERS at 913 N. FRONT ST. McHENRY, ILL. 7 2-7 7 71 MATURE WOMAN (With nursing experience if possible) To stay with elderly cou­ ple. Live in or work by day. Light housekeeping Call 385-3953 after 7:00 p.m. 7 2-7 7 71 NOTICE NOTICE The Fox River Valley Dis-.., trict Council of Carpen­ ters announces open enroll­ ment for Carpenter Ap­ prentices. Applications may be obtained from June 28, 1971 until July 7, 1971 from 8:00 a.m. til 12:00 noon at 181 S. Grove ave., Elgin, Illinois or call 695-6115 for further information. FOX RIVER VALLEY CARPENTERS JOINT APPRENTICESHIP ' PROGRAM Paul Bolger, Co ordinator fc 30-7 2-71 NOTICE Vor residents whose pickup day is Monday, garbage will be collect­ ed JULY 5. Please hrivo/ it out early, 6:00 a.m. McHENRY DISPOSAL 7271 FOR RENT Mala Help Wuted \ Mala Halp Wanted LIQUOR SALESMAN TRAINEE • Man in early 30's, married, sales experience not needed,,, willing to relocate in Northern Illinois for tr^ihing for 3 years, college helpful but not required, saftary open, send full resume and recent photograph. Reply c/o McHenry Plaindealer Box No. 368 » 6 30-7 9 71 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT Fully carpeted, range and refrigerator. No pets, 1 year lease available now. 4014 KANE AVENUE McHENRY 385-5123 > Call 385-8042 Saturday and Sunday. - «7 2TF12 FOR RENT DELUXE 2 BEDROOM In town, stove and refrig­ erator furnished. Suit­ able for couple, no pets. References and lease re­ quired. We would like to thank you for cards, gifts and prayers during my stay in the McHen­ ry Hospital. Joseph G. Huemann WANTED -CaU- 385-2260 7 2TF12 OFFICE SPACE TO RENT in New Buiding up to 2800 sq. ft. Plenty of Parking tace. Ready for occupancy September 1st. For in­ formation. \ Call 815-385-8180 6 23-7 2 71 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, James Terrace 1 bedroom a- partment with pool. $165 per month. 385-6314 or 385-6757. 6 20-7 9 71 BABYSITTER, for 1 child 8:00 a.m. to 4:30f^p.m./ your home. Call SSS-eSol^^ 7 2-14 71 WANTED TO RENT TWO bedroom house for two dults. Reasonable rent. A-l references. Call 385-8923, would like by August 1st or sooner. Prefer McHenry Area. 7 2-771 GARAGE SALE FRIDAY, 10 a.m. to 7 pan. Saturday 10 ajn. to 8 p.m. JULY 2 & 3 Electric range, metal cab­ inets, oil furnace, children's clothing, winter and spring coats, formica counter top and much misc. 4803 W. McCullom Lake Rd. McCullom Lake, 111. 6 30-7 2 71 PAG-^l 1-PLAINDEM.jR-FRIDAY, JULY/, 1971 (A. Taxpayers Ask IRS This column of questions and answers on federal tax matters is provided by the local office of the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public service to taxpayers. The column answers questions most frequently asked by taxpayers. Q) Do I have to report in- ! income, they rrr* terest from U.S. Savings Bonds ! with your other on my tax return? j penses. Medical . . . . _ , ' i e x c e s s o f t h r e e A) 1 es. Interest earned on] your Savings Bpnds is taxable beincluded medical ex- expenses in percent of your . adjusted gross . income can then he deducted on vour income last year. Does-^she still have to sign the return? _ A) Yes. A .^joint return must be signed by husband and wife even though only- one had income. and must be reported. How- | tax return if you itemize de_ e\er, you have the option of ductions. More information on reporting the interest each year as the redemption value ^Q) I'm 65. Do I still have to file a return?-- . A ) I f y o u a r e s i n g l e a n d -65 or older you do not have to file a return unless your in­ come was $2,300 or more.. If you are married and entitled ;to file jointly and your com- the rules for deducting medi- I bined income is less than $2,- cal expenses can be found in I 900, you still do not have to increases or all at once when Publication 502, Deduction for | file. Finally, if your spouse is I Medical and Dental Expenses, a'so 65 Vr over and you are the bonds are redeemed, or mature, whichever is earlier. If you elect the yearly method of reporting, you must con­ tinue it even for all future bond purchases. To report the interest from the Savings Bonds, add it to your other interest income, and. enter the total on line 14 of Form 1040. Jf your total interest income is over $100, the amounts and source must be reported on Schedule B, which should be attached to your Form 1040. Q) Because I am suffering from a deficiency disease, my doctor prescribed vitamins for me. Is the cost of the vitamins deductible on my tax return? A) Yes. Items such as vita­ mins and iron supplements prescribed or recommended by your doctor are deductible as medicines and drugs. Then, to the extent that medicine and drug expenses exceed one per­ cent of your adjusted gross available free from vour local entitled to file a joint return, IRS office. Q) My son works during the day but is taking college courses at night. May I still claim him as a dependent re­ gardless of how much income he had? A) No, you may not claim him as a dependent if he had income of $625 or more and was 19 years of age or over at year-end. If your child was j a full-time student during any I part of each of five months ; of year, you may claim him as a dependent regardless of age or income provided you meet all the other dependency ! tests. However, if your child ! is employed full-time during ! the day and attends school during the night, he is not considered a full-time student. Q) I am married and filing a joint return. My wife had no you do not have to file unless you made $3,500 or more. However, you must file a return and pay any tax due if you have net earnings from self-employment of $400 or more regardless of age. Q) Can I deduct the cost of my work clothes on my Fed- era! income tax return? A) Generally, you may not deduct the cost and? mainte­ nance of work clothing. How­ ever, if your job requires ^special apparel or equipment as a condition of employment and the apparel is not adapt­ able for use as regular cloth­ ing, its cost and maintenance are deductible. Examples of work clothing whose cost is deductible as employee ex­ penses are uniforms worn by mailmen, nurses, policemen and firemen and protective clothing required for some iobs, such as safety shoes and hard hats. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE FOR FA^T \ RESULTS £ PHONE 385-0170 S W E D I S M E R I C A N C A R L A N U S , M A N H A T T A N , N Y C F A R R C h i c a g o Popula early A. C^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOO'OO^ 5 ROOM furnished house Won der Lake $100 per week plus security deposit. % block pri vate beach. Call 815-653-6204 6 30-7 7 71 SLEEPING ROOM, private en­ trance and bath. Call after 5:00 p.m. JU7-2453. 7 2 71 3 BEDROOM HOUSE in Won­ der Lake. Full basement, 2 car garage $200 security, $200 month rent. 815^338-3392. 7 2-7 7 71 mcam 0OTA p£7- For yoO - ROOM FOR RENT, employed gentleman preferred. Refer­ ences required. 385-7627. 7 2TF12 PETS THAT ; NEED A HOME' OR ARE LOOKING FOR THEIR MASTER antiquers,Am£rican-made telephones from the ^Antique Telephones As a publ ic serv ice of the McHenry Pla indealer a l l ads run under " re ts That Need A Home" are t ree . The on In requi rements a re : The animals a re to be f givenia ' .vav to k 'ood homes wi thout charge or you a re t ry ing to f ind the owner of a pe t tha t has fed into your possession. ; , FOR RENT FOR RENT On March 7, 1876 Alexander Bell was granted his first telephone patent. His claim as the inventor was so broad that over 600 suits were filed against him by others who were also inventing telephones. Bell won them all. By the end of August 1877, 1300 phones were in use. Samuel Morse began working i( on 'his electrical telegraph systeirf after a trip to France in 1832. The history > of telegraph and telephone from the 1830's to^the early 1900's was one of hundreds of little companies fighting each- Wanted other over patents and fran­ chises. Out of the whole mess emerged The Bell Telephone company and Western Union. Most of their gradual takeover was accomplished by skillful, behind the scenes business aneuvers. Patents were bought but soon after 1900 they began to rapidly appear in homes. Millions were made. In fact in July 1900 twelve manufacturers advertised in THE AMERICAN ELEC­ TRICIAN that they made "Bell type" phones. Factories makin these phones were located in Chicago, Cleveland, Lafayette, Indiana, Philadelphia, Akron, Ohio, St. Louis and a town which has disappeared from the Zip Code books called Mianus, Connecticut. Many other com­ panies came and went Those old phones still having the original manufacturer's plate are most TO BE GIVEN AWAY A V A I L A B L E 15,000 ft. for storage rental, gdod loading dock, fully protected, single story building,^all utilities provided. ) Lakemoor Industrial Area Call for details BELL RYAN i 385-3534 7 2TF12 MALE BEAGLE, housebroken, nice pet. 385-2482. V" « 1 year old. Call 7 2 71 3 TfHREE MONTH OLD KITTENS,-call 385-2566, or see at 8017 West Rte. 120, south of Wonder Lake. 7 2 71 Savings rrtar t^, small companies bought out. In fact at one point Bell eliminated Western Union as a competitor by making an^; agreement that Bell would stay out of the telegraph business if WU would stay out of phones. The deal was arranged in 1880 and Bell took over 56,000 phones from Western Union, All of this action eventually created one of'the most popular American antiques. The wall phone, usually in an oak box with the crank handle The earliest ones were mainly commercial Though box phones are being widely reproduced they only imitate poorly the authentic piec which had a heavy quality of metal, wood and workmanship which cannot be, duplicated today. The cost would be greater than the price of the true Antique phone Most phone and telegraph items made before 1900 appeal mainly to 1 specialists and museums. But any phone made after that date is now a decorator's piece selling from $30 00 to $150 00 depending on stvle, uniqueness and condition -17113) 'Copyright 197! Joel Sater Aluav ',(J receive reader s stories about antfijuiriK and collecting Material s e n t b f o m e s ' h e properH of this column atid cannot I*.1 returned Kop»frw list ot hundreds of books ~ftn~>antiQues send large ->«- 1 1 a d d r e s s e d envelope with 12c stamp Write < o y h i s newspaper

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