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PAGE 19 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 19*6 foil RENT m RENT Elderly McHenry woman in good health seeks female companion, to share her 2 bedroom home. Prefer woman aged 55 or over, in good health. Very reasonable rent. Com­ panion to move in around Jan. 1. Please send references and information about yourself. Write Box No. DEI, McHenry Plaindealer, 3812 W. Elm St., McHenryr 12-1-12-10 5 room house, fully carpet garage, large yard, no anima $200 per month, securit deposit and 1 month rent in advance. 385-6080 12-1-12-3 Johnsburg, 2 bedroom apart­ ment, 2nd floor, partially furnished. Couple preferred. $175 plus utilities. Security deposit. 385-1959 12-1 2 bedroom house, newly redecorated, one car garage, nice yard, nice neighborhood. $260 per month 385-4424 12-1-12-3 Need reliable roommate to share expenses, 2 bedroom house in town $125 and half utilities 815-344-2769 12-1-12-3 2 bedroom apartment near town, appliances and heat furnished. $210 month. Security deposit required. 815-385-8489 12-1TF1-2 1' bedroom furnished apart­ ment, including all utilities $150 815-385-7171 12-1 Efficiency Condo, fully fur­ nished, on the lake, immediate possession. $165. Ask for Larry Ham. 312-358-7810 12-1-12-3 ONE BEDROOM APART­ MENT, beat furnished, air conditioned, stove & refrigerator $165 Call(81$>385- 1327 12-1TF1-2 New 3 bedroom apt. upper level, fully cpted., includes heat with 1 stall garage $325 month; New 2 bedroom apt. lower level, fully carpeted, includes heat with 1 stall garage $275 month 385-9019 11-26-12-1 > UACANT mmn Lot for sale by owner, located on Green St. in Business District. 385-6162 * -v. - 12-1-12-3 MTS FOR SALE Appaloosa mare for sale. Well broke for children. $500 815-648- 2991 12-1-12-3 STORAGE SPACE, aU sizes inside or out. Monthly rental. The Keep Mini-warehouse. 815- 455-0095 12-1-TF1-2 Large luxurious duplex on water 2 bedrooms, double vanity bath, Lr, Dr, kitchen with breakfast area, patio gas barbeque, washer & dryer, garage, with automatic opener, in "town, xk block to shopping. 385-3493 12-1-TF1-2 tudio apartment, Vacation Village, furnished. $155 per month plus utilities. Available Dec. 12 312-925-6532 12-1-TF1-2 Warehouse or factory space, from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385-1079 12-1-TF1-2 WEEKLY RATES available on small furnished apartments and sleeping rooms. 385-0266 days. 385-8905 evenings 12-1TF1-2 2 bedroom apartment, range and refrigerator, lease and security deposit, adults only 385-8042 12-1TF1-2 Large two bedroom two bath condominium, with garage and storage space. In Waters Edge. Occupancy Dec. 1st. $320 per month. References required. 385-7760 12-1TF1-2 1 bedroom apartment in town $170 month, air conditioning, nc pets, no children. Older person preferred. Please call after 6pm 385-9159 12-1-12-3 FOX LAKE. One bedroom condominium furnished. Reasonable. Call Randall ERA Realtors. 312-358-7810 11-17-12-17 CARD Of THANKS My appreciation to the staff of McHenry Hospital for their excellent care; also, my sin­ cere thanks to most kind friends for their concerns, visits, *nd remembrances ; while I was hospitalized. Virgil Prine 12-1 The children, Grandchildren and Mr. & Mrs. Albert Huff, sincerely wish to thank all their relatives and friends for at­ tending their 50th wedding anniversary, mass reception, and dinner, at the Johnsburg Community Club Friday Nov. 12th, 1976. Also special thanks to the large crowd that came to the open house. Also to the Reverend Fathers Bartel and Rauen, for the special mass of Thanksgiving and the blessing. Last but not least, to all of our friends and relatives for the over 300 cards and gifts sent to us, which we will cherish the rest of our lives. Thank you again. May God bless you all. Mr. & Mrs. Albert Huff The Children and Grand­ children 12-1 A big "Thank You" to all. Family, relatives, friends and neighbors for all the prayers, cards, gifts, and visits while I was in the hospital and con­ valescing at home. Shirley Tonyan 12-1 McHENRY VFW There are a few weekend dates still available for Holiday Parties... Make Reservations Now. Call 385-9860 after 6pm 3002 W. Route 120 McHenry 12-1TF1-2 REAL ESTATE OOKING FOR A NEW HOME? CHECK THE CLASSIFIED ADS! FOR SALE BY OWNER 2 Story Cape Cod 4 bedrooms, 8 rooms, 24 baths, fully carpeted on Fox River. Large wooded lot. $59,760.00 344-1632 385-6566 344-0748 12-1TF1-2 REAL ESTATE !• i i i i i MOVE IN BY CHRISTMAS BURTONS BRIDGE Across the Fox. 3 bedroom brick ranch, 2 wood burning fireplaces, full basement, double lot vacant $37,500 USK0 REALTY 312-428-2223 12-1-12-3 MI COLUMN As children used to learn about the three R's (readin', 'riting, and 'rith- metic) in school, fishermen should spend some time studying the three S's. For sound, sight and smell are the three ways predator fish locate their feed. Some species of fish, like bass, use all three senses in locating prey. Yet others depend almost entirely upon one method of finding food. For example, catfish locate food by smell. Knowing how fish react to different lures or baits is elementary knowledge that is basic to fishing success. Mere are some "three S" tips from Mercury out- boards' outdoor department that will help an angler use his lures properly, and also aid in selecting and buying lures. What One Person Can Do 1 I I I I n BOB DOLAN, EX-ADDICT. PUPPETEER By the time he was 30, Bob Dolan had seen the inside of prison cells from New York to Florida, with frequent stopovers at the Federal Narcotics hospital in Lexington, Ky. Then, after a dozen arrests in a 13-year nightmare of mariuana and heroin, he reached the turning point. That was the name, Dolan recalls, of the drug rehabilitation program in Pompano Beach, Fl., where things began to change for him. During a two-year stay at Turning Point, he "turned on" to something better than drugs. He began learning the art of puppeteer ing. "I wanted to work with children, that's all I could think about at the rehabilitation center," says Dolan, now 36. "I saw a puppet program and was impressed by it. I wanted to change my life around and get some direction, and I knew that using puppets was the way." He began learning all he could about the art. By the time he had worked up his own show, the One Way Puppets, the former addict had fallen in love with one of the counsellors. The two were married, and Sue Dolan became half of the puppet enterprise. Now the Dolans and their One Way Puppets appear at church functions, shopping malls, parties and on a children's television show. Some, but not all, of the shows deal specifically with drugs. "He's a straight guy," says Chuck Zink, a Miami producer of a children's television show. "They're very nice people." Each of us can become "turned on" to our own in­ dividual way of reaching out to others. God will help us to find it and follow it. GIVEAWAY Puppies, golden lab with shepherd mix, Puppies all white with tan tinge. Powers, 7317 Chippewa, Wonder Lake, 111, 12-1 An Elementary Lesson To be seen, a lure must attract attention. The best way to do this is to look like some food that the predator fish is used to seeing. Fly fishermen practice this by making and work­ ing their flies so that they exactly imitate insects. Spoon lures look like small fish* If one side of the spoolf^is silver-colored, it will have a better chance of being seen, because sun­ light reflecting from this will flash much like it does from the side of a small fish feeding on the bottom or swimming along. To hear how lures "sound" to fish, have some­ one reel them by while you're underwater in a swimming pool. The vibra­ tions made by certain lures have been found to closely FINPTHE LETTERS IN TWI$ PICTURE THAT5PELL approach the sonic vibra­ tions made by minnows and small fish as they flee through the water. These vibrations are "heard" by fish and attract their atten­ tion. Some lures have hol­ low bodies with small pel­ lets inside that rattle as they swim, thus imitating live fish. Although catfish occa­ sionally strike artificial lures, they are usually taken on bait that they smell in the water. For years catfish enthusiasts have concocted different kinds of baits with special- formula scents. Some of the best smell baits are repug­ nant to human noses, but must surely smell like gour­ met foods to certain fish. Your Rings If You're Planning A Wedding... Our advertisers are waiting to help you. 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