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PAGE 14 - PLA1NPEALER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1,198f_ m RENT FOR SALE m SALE 3BEDROOM, MCHENRY AREA, $350.00 month, no pets. 312-991-5941 or 459-1500. Ext. 323. 1-23-2-lc 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENT, 2nd floor, $225.00 month plus utilities and security deposit. Stove and refrigerator furnished, no pets. 815-385-9704. 1-23-2-lc 1 & 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENTS, renting from $225 to $300 per month. Available soon. No petst security deposit and references required. 815-385-2352 or 385- 4646. 1-23-2-lc ONE BEDROOM APART­ MENT, living room, kitchen, bedroom, all utilities in­ cluded. $250.00 per month plus security deposit. NO PETS; 815-385-9872 after 12 noon. 1-30-2-lc LAKEFRONT 1 BEDROOM HOUSE, garage, attic, $325.00 plus utilities, security deposit. Snowmobile, boats and swim. 312-526-9429 1-30- 2-lc NEW 2 STORY, 2 car garage, 2«- baths, 3 bedrooms, central air, ap­ pliances, large family room, $500.00 per month. 344-1000. John H. Fuhler, Real Estate. 1-25-2-lc SUNRISE RIDGE, Like new 3 bedroom hillside ranch, l car garage, $435.00 month, no pets. Security deposit and references requested. Call 815-344-2752 after 5 pm. 1-30- 2-lc 4500 Sq. Ft. STORAGE in Ringwood area. 815-385-2639 ask for Bill. 1-30-2-lc 2 BEDROOM CONDO, mature couple, references and lease. 385-7700, 8 am to 5 pm. 1-25-2-6C IN HEBRON, 3 bedroom house with finished basement, good credit rating required. Rent $325.00 month, lease. Call 312-620- 5875 evenings. 1-25-2-lc 3 ROOM APARTMENT IN Burtons Bridge with ap­ pliances, semi furnished, $150.00 month. Evenings, 455-3403 1-30-2-lc FOX LAKE WOODHILLS Bay lakefront condo. Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2Vfe bath. Every conceivable extra, available now, a great value at $425.00 month. 815- 459-9520 1-23-2-lc ROOMS TO RENT for older people. Home cooking, laundry and transportation, family environment. Call 312- 459-4846 or 312-459-4845 1-30-2-lc HOUSE FOR RENT, Wonder Lake, 2 bedroom. $275.00 per month plus security deposit, adults preferred. 1-312-359-5059 1- 30-2-lc * 2-1 bedroom apartments, McHenry, heat included. $200.00. 1-312-283-4660. 1-25-2- 13c STORE FOR RENT, Downtown McHenry, $295.00 month 1-312-283-4660 1-25-2- 13c WONDER LAKE, new 3 bedroom house, 2 baths, 2 car garage, full basement. $400.00 month, for in­ formation call 815-653-9553 after 4 pm. 1-30-2-lc SPACIOUS 2 bedroom apartment in town McHenry. 1'2 baths, very clean, carpeted, appliances, big closets. Security deposit. 815-675-2435. 1-30-2-lc 4'2 ROOM, 2 BEDROOM apartment including utilities. $300 per month. 815- 344-0773 1-30-2-lc 2 ROOM APARTMENT on Pistakee Bay. Small with stove, refrigerator and utilities. $185. Deposit 815- 385-3861 1-30-2-lc COMMERCIAL SPACE & 2 bedroom home, fireplace and garage only $465.00 month. Century 21 Choice, Call Nickie 653-3021. 1-30-2- lc MCHENRY, Quiet, main­ tenance free, 4 bedroom ranch with garage, basement, family room. $425.00.312-541-3220. 2-ltfc ONE BEDROOM FUR­ NISHED, apartment for one mature woman. All utilities included. Convenient in-town location. 815-385-6566. 2-ltfc OFFICE IN MCHENRY, good location, air con­ ditioned. All utilities fur­ nished, $95.00. Call 815-j3e»- 3490. - 2-lu VFW CLUBHOUSE AND HALL for rent Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385- 9660 from 9 to 12 weekdays or after6pm. r . 2-ltfc APARTMENT FOR RENT, two bedrooms, James and Third Street. 312-381-2059. 2- ltfc CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS, for mature adult men. 815-385-0266or 385-8905 2-ltfc FOR RENT with option to buy. Completely remodeled two bedroom house, Ms acre lot, Pistakee Highlands. $425.00 month. 312-439-2163 after 5 pm. 2-ltfc WAREHOUSE OR FAC­ TORY SPACE from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 815-385-1079 2-ltfc 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENT, lVfe car garage, refrigerator, stove, dish­ washer furnished. All electric $350.00 month plus security deposit. Call 815- 385-9300 between 8 am and 5 pm. 815-455-6999 evenings and weekends. 2-ltfc 2ND FLOOR OF 2 flat house, located on north side of McHenry, on corner of Broad and Route 31. Spacious, heated. $300.00 month. 815-385-4349 after 6 pm or weekends. 2-ltfc L A R G E F R O N T SLEEPING ROOM for rent. 815-385-1948. 2-ltfc 7 ROOM BRICK CAPE COD, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, stove, fenced in yard, immediate occupancy. $300.00 per month. 815-344-1194 2-1 IN MCHENRY, new 3 bedroom home, full basement, 2% car attached garage, refrigerator, and security deposit. $425.00. 815- 385-4808 2-1-2-27C 3 BEDROOM HOME near Antioch, off route 173. $250 month, 6 months or l year lease. Security deposit. Call 815-344-1029after 1 pm. 2-1-2- 8c LARGE 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, within walking distance, shopping and train. Carpeting, air conditioning, adults, no pets. 385-3493 2-ltfc L A R G E , i M O D E R N PRIVATE 2 bedroom apartment. All utilities $385.00 month. 815-385-9292 2- Itfc CARPETED OFFICES, $95.00 month with heat, light and air conditioning. Main Office Building. 3932 Main Street. 815-344-1183 2-ltfc $388.00 month, 3 bedroom, lVfe bath, double garage. In city, no pets. Contract sale possible. 815-344-1183. 2-ltfc NOW LEASING NEW medical, professional facility directly across from Crystal Lake AmbutaL.Call 455-0212 2-ltfc WANTED YOUNG GIRL TO SHARE house with two sisters in Sunnyside, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, call after 6 pm. 815-385-7196 2-ltfc CLOSE TO TOWN, 3 bedrooms, attached garage, full basement. $365.00 plus utilities and security deposit. Call 815-385-2975. 2-ltfc PRIME LOCATION on West Route 120, 3,000 sq. ft. building. Ample parking, zoned B-l, $4.75 per sq. ft. Call 815-385-2975. 2-ltfc 4 BEDROOM HOUSE In Wonder Lake. Good neigh­ borhood, ll/2 baths, full basement, very clean. $400 month, security deposit and references. 312-497-4987 . 2- ltfc OFFICES FOR RENT. Will decorate. 5116 W. Elm. 385- 1627 . 2-ltfc FOR SAIf 1 SET NEW LATE MODEL VW Fiberglass fenders. $100. 2 FR 78x14 tires, $60.00. 815- 728-0066. 2-1-2-8C HAY-no rain, good quality. $1.50 and $2.00 a bale. Call 815-338-8105 after 5 pm or weekends. 1-23-2-lc 1970 APACHE CAMPER, sleeps 6, kitchen, pop up, will trade for snowmobile, $500.00 or best offer. 312-777- 8123 or 815-344-0733. Call after 5 pm. 1-23-2-lc S E A S O N E D O A K FIREWOOD $45.00 face cord. Split, delivered and stacked. Call 815-385-5954 or 385-8041. 1-23-2-lc FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE, Split, cut and delivered $45.00 per cord, $50.00 per cord for stacking. Call 312-497-3274, ask for Dan 1-16-2-lc .0 HORSE WARDy GAR­ DEN tractor. Electric start. 36" cut, chains and snow plow. 3 years old, $375.00. Call after 5 00 815- 385-3068 1-30-2-lc ICE HOCKEY EQUIP­ MENT. Like new, reasonable, 815-344-3524 after 5 pm. 1-30-2-lc FISHER CROSS COUNTRY SKIS, Europa 99 with Rot- tefeller bindings, $60. Used twice. 815^338-1948 1-30-2-lc AVOCADO PORTABLE DISHWASHER, formica top, good condition. $65 or offer. 815-385-3864 1-30-2-lc CAMERA-YASHTCA, TL- E L E C T R O - X S L R CAMERA. Rollei 140 RES strobe and charger. 3 lenses and accessories, $300 815- 385-7291 1-30-2-lC A T T E N T I O N C A R DEALERS! and garage owners, entire line of Wynn's X-Tend products for sale at cost. Distributors going out of business. 385-4704. 1-30-2- lc • MOVING OUT OF STATE SALE. Living room set, formica tables, lamps, 2 air conditioners, freezer, kit- chenware, toys, size infants to 6 boys and girls, 12 worn ens, (L) 34-34 mens clothes. Much more. Feb. 1, 2, & 3rd, 9-5, 1513 Lakeland Ave. 815-385-5863 1-30-2-lc 2 BRAND NEW SHERIDAN air rifles FC02-model C Pneumatic, both blue streak and numerous fishing equipment for sale. 385-5616. " 1-30-2-lc WASHERS AND DRYERS RECONDITIONED & guananteed. $50.00 and up. 385-6431 2-ltf 1979 CHEVY P.U. Scottsdale equipment, 4 speed, lockout hubs, 4 wheel drive, uses regular fuel. 815-385-9094. 2-1 COAL-FIREWOOD, Wild bird seed, Purina feeds, wood burning stoves and much more. Woodstock Lawn & Farm Center, 2020 South Rt. 47, Woodstock, 815- 338-4200 2-ltf GREAT STORE-GREAT ANTIQUES, we buy and sell. Wondermere Antiques. 9111 Wondermere, Wonder Lake. 815-653-7497. 2-ltfc WATER SOFTENER SALT SALE, Pellet type only. 1st Saturday of every month, cash and carry. Huemann Water Conditioning, 3607 Chapel Hill Road. John- sburg. 815-385-3093. 2-ltfc OATS FOR SALE, 815-385- 2847 . 2-ltfc BABY FURNITURE, everything <€or baby, name brand furniture. Perego buggy, play pen, all you need. Must sell together. 455- 6898. 2-1-2-6 GULBRANSEN ORGAN with rhythm box and bench. Hand rubbed maple. $500. Excellent condition. 815-344- 2674 anytime. 2-1 QUEEN SIZE HlDE-A- BED, Early American style, multi tweed herculon, like new. $325.00 or best offer. 815-459-2630. 1-30-2-lc ANTIQUE ROUND OAK DINING ROOM TABLE 54", 4-10" leafs, 5 legs. Excellent condition. $375.00 or best offer. 815-459-2630. 1-30-2-lc TWO BRAND NEW G.E. E L E C T R I C C A N OPENERS, white with brown. Reg. sell for $9.95 will sell for $5.00 each. 815-385- 1969 after 5 pm. 1-30-2-lc HUGE VOLUME FANTASTIC SAVINGS Twin Mattress , $29.00 Full Mattress $39.00 Queen Size Sets $139.00 Bunk Bads $119.00 Full Siza Sleeper $189.00 IENNY FINE FURNITURE 815-455-4550 HAY FOR SALE. 385-3204 1- 30-2-lc KING SIZE WATER BED, built in bookcase headboard. $175.00.385-2486 1-30-2-lc BALDWIN ELECTRIC ORGAN with bench and wonder cord. Good con­ dition. Call after 6 pm. 815- 385-0810 1-30-2-lC COMPLETE SET OF EN­ CYCLOPEDIAS including: set of childern's books, set of home medical en­ cyclopedias, two dic­ tionaries, never used. Mint condition, asking $450.00. Tel. 1-815-344-4296 2-1-2-8C 5 -- MOUNTED TUBELESS SNOWTIRES 64013-4 ply, used on Vega. Like new. $35.00.815-385-5056 2-1 Solid oak kingsize bedroom set, triple dresser with mirror, bed complete, Ar- moire, two-2 drawer nite stands. $1450. 815-385-5681 2- 1 NAUTICAL DECOR for the roc room COMPLETE LNK "Everything for the Boating Enthusiast" HANSEN MARINE SERVICE 3112 W. Lincoln ltd. McHenry, II. 815-385-3360 RECIPE IN$IDI MOVING $ALE Saturday & Sunday February 2nd ft 3rd 9:00 am to 6:00 pm 2806 S. Tower Drive Holiday Hills Sub. Clothes, appliances, furniture, TV set, bicycle, tools, 1972 Chevy 3/« ton pickup, misc. SPENGEL' MEAT PACKING CORPORATION 'Where the TOP Area Restaurants Buy Their Meat" U.S. GOVT. INSP. EST. NO. 5701 PRICES HAVE DROPPED SAVE ON THE BEST! CALL US ABOUT OUR Top Quality - STEAKS GROUND BEEF & ROASTS 5 LB. MINIMUM PER ITEM 1313 W. OLD BAY RD. PISTAKEE BAY - McHENRY, IL • . Monday thru Friday 9 am. to 3 pm. ' Satruday 9 am. to 1 pm. \ « 815-385-8300 our in® Slightly overwhelmed by the defa.ls of planning a wedd.na? And a houiehoIrP OUf ?̂°n NEARLYWED pA*TY- ft s planned around young brides-to-be with gifts and odvice from a full range of bndal professionals And it's a tun way to plan for the big day Call now for reservations Carolyn Farrington I'm usually at home 385*7980 Past 65 For the first time in years he heard church bells ring. By Sarah Anne Sheridan Pork is considered a cold weather meat and can be prepared in many delicious ways. Always remember that pork must be cooked well done--never rare. Tenderloin Hot-Pot il/i lbs. pork tenderloin l'/j c sifted tomato pulp 1 chopped onion 6 mushrooms Vi green pepper chopped fine 1 t kitchen bouquet 1 t salt '/a t pepper potatoes turnips Split the tenderloin in half or cut into slices. Grease lightly the bottom of a cas­ serole and fit into it the pieces of meat. Brown on both sides over high heat, then add tomatoes, onions, pepper and kitchen bouquet. Cover and cook 3 to 4 hours. Fifteen minutes be­ fore removing from heat, add salt and pepper. t Serve on a large platter surrounded by a border of potatoes and turnips which have been mashed together in equal parts.. By Carl Eiblet Jr. Question -- "I visit itiy parents in Connecticut two or three times a year to see how they are getting along, and I noticed lately that my Dad was becoming somewhat hard of hearing. My Mother said, in her positive way, 'Your father is getting deaf.' Last month, when I visited them, his hearing seemed to be even worse. I had a hunch, so I telephoned and located an ear specialist and took my father to him. When Dad came out of the doctor's of- ice he was all grins. He said, 'I'm jiot deaf any more, Tom, and, hey, I can hear those church bells. Listen! I hadn't noticed, but some church bells were ringing from somewhere in town. They found big wads of wax in his ears. Tell people that many times senior citizens are maybe not getting deaf when they can't hear well. They may have too much wax in their ears." -- Tom Z. Answer -- Thanks to Tom. Others who feel that they are getting deaf might profit with a visit to an ear specialist. Question -- "My husband and I have been inquiring about retirement com­ munities in California and Florida. We made some trips and looked at towns that were especially made for the retired. But we don't like them. In two of those towns all we saw were old people like us. We never saw a child. It must be very unhappy to live in a com­ munity where you never see a kid on a bike. How can we find a place to retire that is close to normal living?" -- Dot W. Answer -- I spent a day last month in a lovely retirement town in Arizona. At first, it seemed to be the last word but as I left the town I realized I hadn't seen a child all day long. I wouldn't want to live in such a place. Dot and her husband will have to look and look. Maybe write the Chamber of Commerce in cities where the climate may be at­ tractive. I should think they would rather retire in a small town that is normal -- not so many old people, perhaps, with some kids in sight. Some of those special retirement towns are ex­ pensive. Question -- "I live in a very nice retirement city -- Green Valley, Arizona -- and everything is fine here but one thing. It is a town with no cemetery. You may think that I am looking for a last resting place, but I am in no hurry. Everybody who dies here is taken someplace else for burial. You can't visit a friend's grave because there are no graves. A town seems incomplete without a burial place." -- Anna A. Answer -- I can un­ derstand Anna's idea that the town is not complete. If I lived there I wouldn't be disturbed by the lack of a burial ground. When I drive past a cemetery and see the entrance sign -- "Enter Here" - I step on the gas. Question -- "What can I do to get more money from my husband's pension plan? My husband died at age 54. His employer made con­ tributions for him to the Plumbers & Pipefitters National Pension fund amounting to $3,000. The plan had been effect for two and a half years when my husband died, but the trustees maintain that five years of membership ser­ vice are necessary before any death benefit can be paid to his widow. I have contacted the union and my attorney has reviewed the correspondence and that's all they paid me -- $3,000." - - Phyllis S. Answer -- If the trust fund has paid over to Phyllis all of the money contributed by employers, the fund's five- year rule may be legally effective. Perhaps her lawyer should insist that she receive interest on the $3,000 that was in the fund. The fund is certain to have in­ vested the payments made in behalf of its members and probably received income from those investments. While it may seem cruel that Phyllis, who expected to receive a pension from the Union fund, will not get one because of the five-year rule, it would seem that the fund does have a right to set a term for qualifying beneficiaries. Phyllis should ask the fund to pay interest on the $3,000. SHOE EXCHANGE "Dear Mr. Riblet. Although my program is in its infancy, I have had a gratifying number of responses to the article that appeared on the shoe ex­ change to amputees. When you consider the number of possible combinations of lengths, widths, heel heights and color preference, it is clear that more amputees and others who need only one shoe are going to have a better chance of locating suitable matches of shoes through my free shoe ex­ change. I keep all names confidential with only the match receiving information sent to me. All mailings of shoes are made between the amputees and others whose shoes are matched. This is not a financial venture but a service to amputees. No small charge just yet. -- Mrs. Charles H. Berger, 360 West Clackamas Boulevard, Gladstone, Oregon, 97027. Question -- "My husband is 68 and retired for three years. He bought some land 16 years ago which he sold last July for $17,000. He wonders if he will have to pay the full amount of taxes on this sale." -- Mrs. Lyle B. Answer -- If Lyle held the land for 16 years, he is en­ titled to certain deductions; In order to know how to figure it, he should seek expert advice from a tax practitioner. Question -- "I am 70 years of age. I moved to California from Illinoigxls the will I made in Illinois valid and good in California? It was made in Illinois about four years ago." -- Leroy S. Answer -- It is valid in- sofar as federal laws are concerned. If Leroy wants to feel secure about validity, he should ask his lawyer or go to the local Legal Aid society. I shouldn't think he would have much to worry about. Question -- "I received my Medicare card three years ago after my huband passed away. After the Social Security number on my card is the letter 'D'. Other people in my group have the letter 'A' after the SS number and some have an *AB\ Just what do the different numbers indicate? I'm sure my 'D' means deceased or dependent. Should my card have a *B' on it besides the 'D'? " -- Gertrude K. Answer -- I would have to know the details of Ger- t r u d e ' s M e d i c a r e registration. Unless she's a remarried widow, she should not have a "D" but an "A" or a "B" after her card: If she takes the card to the Social Security office or telephones Medicare, either will, after asking the questions that will reveal her status, tell her quickly what the "D" stands for and whether or not it should be another letter. Write to Carl Hiblet, Jr. at Box 40757, Tucson, Ariz., 85717 for information and advice on questions you may have as an elder citizen, with self-addressed, stamped envelope. All questions will be answered, either direct or in this column. BIBLE VERSE "Herein is my Father glorified, that you bear much fruit; and so prove to be my disciples." 1. Who is the author of this statement? 2. To whom was He speaking? 3. What was the occasion of the statement? 4. Where may this verse be found? Answers To Bible Verse 1. Jesus. 2. To the eleven dis­ ciples. 3. After the Last Supper while Jesus and the elev­ en were en route to the Garden of Gethsemane. 4. John 15:8. . YOU CHN BRNK it! Presented by STATEBANK OF RICHMOND member F.D.I.C. Family financial plan* ning gets increasingly complicated as the cost of living continues to rise. This results in more people paying more attention .to more money every day. 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