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PAGE 12 - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1,lttl FOR SALE wti m suit WASHERS, DRYERS, REFRIGERATORS. Reconditioned and guaranteed. 815-728-0569. 4- Itfc NEW & USED R.R. TIES. Quality bulk grass seed, Fertilizers, Cedar Rail Fencing and much more. Woodstock Farm & Lawn Center, 2020 South Route 47. 815-338-4200. 4-ltfc Chain saw LINE TRIMMER ATTACHMENT, (for trimming weeds, grass ctc.) fits most models or any name brand of light weight chain saws. Brand new never used. Sells for $89.00, will sell for best offer. Call 815-385-1969 after 5pm. 4-ltfc CHOICE 4 CEMETERY Lots, will divide. Memory Garden. Arlington Heights.' 815-385-3172 . 3-25-4-lOc ETHAN ALLEN Maple bar and stools. 312-587-8293 after 6pm evenings 4-1-4-3C TRADE Wood burning stove, value $400 00. takes 24" logs, almost new Trade for 8 or 10 hp riding mower or a cap for a Dodge Pickup, 8 ft.bed. 312-587-1805. 4-1 19" ZENITH COLOR TV, excellent condition $165.00; 25" Solid State RCA color, console model $200.00 or best offer. Call after 5pm 815-385- 1097 4-1-4-3C HOUSE SALE: Bedroom set; sofa; antique chest; linens and household items. 1919 North Sunset Ave., McHenry. April 4th and April6th, 9:00 am to5:00 pm. 4-1-4-3C 14' ALUMINUM FISHING Boat, with trailer and 5*2 hp Johnson motor, extras in­ cluded, $475.00 815-344-3215. 4-1-4-3C FIREPLACES, all brands, installation and or masonry available Call Quality Fireplaces. 815-385-7478 . 4- BRAND NEW, VR 9000, 5*2 hour VCR, Zenith. New $1,200. Sell for $950 815-385- 2902 4-ltfc GOLF CLUBS, Balls, Bags, Umbrellas etc. 30 to 60 percent off. 2 for 1 coupon books 815-728-0177 3-25-4-3C INDUSTRIAL GRADE CARPET steam cleaner. Call 815-385-5323 after 4 p.m. 3-27-4-3c AIR CONDITIONER, 19,000 BTU, with 9.32 E.E.R., 5 years old $200 or best offer. 815-653-9243 . 3-25-4-3C 0ARA0E SAU GARAGE MOVING SALE, 117 Green St., McHenry April 2, 3, & 4th, 9am to 5pm Stereo; couch; rider mower; tires; tools; ping pong table; TV; office furniture; more misc. 4-1-4-3C GARAGE SALE Saturday & Sunday, April 4th & 5th, 7:00 am to 4:30 pm. Lawn- mowers; tools; glassware; ceramics; antiques and much misc. 306 Rand Road, Lakemoor, between Volo & McHenry 4-1-4-3C PET COLUMN PUPPIES WANTED: Small breeds for our 11 year old licensed kennel. Homes guaranteed 815-385-7897 . 4- ltfc LOST Small white & Black short hair female Fox Terrier. Black collar, black stub tail Reward mile East of McHenry on Rt. 120. 815-385-1998 4-1-4-3C IX)ST, Female Malamute, grey with black," Sasha". I^st in West Shore Beach. 815-344-2965. 4-1 PUPPIES FOR SALE. To good homes, smallerfnixed Terriers, weened,! very affectionate, 5 weeks old $10.00 each. 815-385-1191. 4-1- 4-3C O 4x8 ft.SOLID WOOD con­ struction Welping Box, water proof $60.00. 312-497- 3376 after 6pm. 4-1-4-3C jsmi 2 HORSES FOR SALE, Big Ho«n Apnaionsa Mares Broke to drive and ride. $800.00 each. 815-338-7343 call between 5pm & 9pm. 4-l-4-3c APPALOOSA GELDING. 8 years old, Hunter-Jumper type. Must sacrifice. $950 00. 312-824-3979. 4-1-4-3C HORSES, 2 year old and 3 year old Double registered { Tennessee Walker, gentle, , lovable 4 H project, champion bloodlines $1800 each; 10 year old Double registered Tennessee Walker, black, Champion Bloodlines, for breeding $2,000; Merkow 2 Horse trailer $2500. 815-338-1584 or 815-338-2433 4-l-4-3c 11x11 NX STALLS PASTURE TlIM OVT, IF KSMEB BUY CUM 4BSEMINOR IMC MEM HEW M'xIM' MOOR MEM •LAKE FOALM STALL AVAUILE •MOOR ARENA AVA&AMi BY THE HOUR VISITORS WELCOME RAJA ACRES M17 KGNER RD. nebinm.il. IPAWTED TO HIV MOVING? CLEANING (HOUSE9 Buying Antique furniture, china, glassware, lamps, railroad items, etc. 815-678-4141. 3-4-4-24c tASM ri\\u FOR Junk cars, running or not. Immediate removal. 312-526-3116. 4-ltfc ORIENTAL RUGS WAN­ TED, Immediate cash paid for rugs, Sarouk, Kashan, Chinese. Call collect 312-884- 6444. 4-ltfc ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Highest cash price paid for your old rugs. SAROUK. KASHAN, KERMAN. CHINESE, etc. Will travel 312-884-6444 Schoumburg, II. Deaths KATARINA STASTNY Katarina V. Stastny, 79, 4908 Fountain lane, McHenry, died in her residence Monday, March 30. She was born April 9, 1901, in Czechoslovakia. Mrs. Stastny is survived by a son Stephen Hrncar of Woodstock, seven grand­ children and four great­ grandchildren. AlSO Sur­ viving is a stepdaughter.^ mi's. James iMiiuiru) Paul of Connecticut and a stepson, Joseph Stastny of Brook- field, 111 She. was preceded in death by her husbands Stephen Hrncar and Joseph Stastny and a son Ralph Hrncar Visitation will be from 3 to 9 p.m Wednesday, in the George R Justen & Son funeral home A funeral Mass will be held Thursday, 11 am, at St Mary's church. McHenry, with Fr. Gaynor officiating Burial will beat Bohemian National cemetery. Chicago DAGMAR ANDERSON Dagmar M Anderson, 74, of Gurnee, 111 died Monday, Mar 30. at Winchester House, Libertyville She was born Jan. 17, 1907 and had been a resident of McHenry 11 years prior to making her home in Gurnee for the past year and a half. Mrs Anderson was an office clerk, employed with Bankers Life and Casualty over 20 years. She was preceded in death by her husband Eric N. Anderson Feb 28, 1980 Survivors are a daughter. Mrs. Alfred (Janice) Sin- dermann of Gurnee; three sisters; a brother Robert Franson of Mundelein and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, 11 a.m., at Strang funeral chapel, Grayslake, with the Rev Richard Hunt of the Gurnee^ Community church of­ ficiating Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park, Libertyville. Visitation was scheduled for Tuesday from 4 to 9 p.m In lieu of flowers con­ tributions in her name may be made to one's favorite charity. BERNICE DONOVAN Bernice Belle Donovan, 1904 W River Terrace drive, McHenry. died Saturday, Mar 28, at McHenry hospital She was 56 years old. born Sept. 30. 1924. in Chicago, the daughter of Edward and Lucille (Har­ vey* Wick. Mrs Donovan lived in the McHenry area about eight years, having come from Addison, III. She had been a policewoman for the River Forest Police department. juvenile officer, radio dispatcher and matron; and was a charter member of the North Suburban Police Women's Assn. Survivors include her husband Charles L Donovan: two daughters. Mrs. Patricia Siebert, California and Mrs Wesley (Kathleen) May, McHenry; five sons. William. Phoenix. Ariz.; Daniel, Trevor, Wis.; James. McHenry; Donald, with the Army in «North Carolina; Dennis at home and six grandchildren Other survivors are her mother. Mrs. Lucille Sites. Bloomington. !!!.; a brother Edward Wick. Bloomington; and a sister Mrs James ' Joanne ) Koblinski. Bloomington ^ A funeral Mass will be held Wednesday. 11 a.m.. a*,. St John - the Baptist Catholic- church. Johnsburg with burial in Eden Memorial Park. Schiller Park, 111 Visitation was scheduled for Tuesday, from 3 to9 p.m-., at the Peter M Justen & Son funeral home. PETER NICHOLS Peter Nichols. 72. 5212 Fountain lane. McHenry. died Friday. Mar 27, at McHenry hospital He was born June 5, 1908. in Virginia Mr. Nichols, a 40-year resident, was a retired carpenter living in the McCullom Lake area He is survived by a brother George Nichols, Flint, Mich and a sister Bessie Walker. West Palm Beach. Fla His wife Evelyn preceded him in death in 1980 Visitation was private and private interment took place at Flm Lawn. Klmhurst. Ill Arrangements were handled by the George R Justen & Son funeral home Memorials would be ap­ preciated to the McHenry County Heart fund PAUL SCHUMACHER Paul J Schumacher. 85. of Carv. formerly of McHenry, died Friday, Mar 27. at Town Hall Estates. Wauconda He was l>orn .June 4. 1895, in Johnsburg, SHEAR HONESTY Beauty Salon presents Eaiter Parade Sovlngt" Give up the Bonnet and get a Natural Soft Wave Perm. reg. *30 NOW w m Our Other Perm Waves also at Tremendous Savings March 30 thru April 18 call for appointment 385-S567 3325 W. Elm McHenry 13 RE-ELECT £1, EDWARD DATZ ALDERMAN SECOND WARD TUESDAY, APRIL 7,1981 A hard working experienced and respected public servant who will continue to aggressively serve the interests of all the people of the Second Ward. ADV. PAID FOR BY CANDIDATE m RE-ELECT EDWARD DATZ ALDERMAN SECOND WARD the son of Jacob and Rosa Schumacher Mr Schumacher was a member of Sts Peter & Paul church, Cary; Cary Senior Citizens club; the Young At Heart club of the church; and American Legion Raymond Wascher Post 276, Cary. He is survived by two sons, Gerald H of Crystal I,ake and Paul J.. Jr. of Avon. 111. He was preceded in death by his parents and his wife Gertrude, whom he married Oct 22. 1919; one son Ralph and two sisters. Alvina Schumacher and Dorothy t/ kAA|. r\nuicvctn. A funeral Mass was ot­ tered at Sts. Peter & Paul church Monday, with burial in Crystal Lake Memorial Park Arrangements were handled by Kahle-Moore funeral home. Cary. In lieu of flowers, memorials are requested to Good Shepherd hospital Barrington. I I l ' B K R T ( H I P P Y ) SCHOEWER H u b e r t ( H u p p y ) Schoewer, a long time resident of McHenry, died Thursday. March 26, in Oak Park following a long illness. Mr. Schoewer was born in McHenry and spent his early life here He graduated from McHenry high school and during his early years worked for his father. Peter J Schower. in the family blacksmith shop located where McHenry hospital now stands The deceased was "a retired engineer with Stanapvne. Bellwood. 111. Survivors are his wife. Mary E (O'Brien); one daughter. Mrs. Nicholas (Mary) Calabrese; one granddaughter. Donna; one b r o t h e r . F r e d e r i c k Schoewer of McHenry; and a sister. Ann Garrity. Chicago. The body rested at the Smith & Son chapel. Oak Park. A funeral Mass was offered at St Luke's church Monday at 10 o'clock, followed by burial in St. Marv's cemetery. Gilberts. I I I Seek Applications For Weatherization The McHenry County Housing authority is currently seeking ap­ plications from low-income residents of McHenry county for the Weatherization program The Department of Energy has granted McHenry county funds this year to weatherize at least 100 homes. Recent changes in the federal regulations now allow both renters and homeowners to take ad­ vantage of this program Landlords must agree to certain provisions; however, there is no charge to them for the weatherization services provided to their tenants. Housing Authority em­ ployees install energy savings materials such as give your lawn a booster shot of green... PRICES GOOD THRU APRIL IV ONLY! FARMTOWN LAWNFOOD 21-5-9 Slow release mtroqen mixture that feeds your lawn with iron -and other plant nutrients for extra greening 19 lb bag, cover­ ing 5000 sq/ft Reg. 6.10 $510 FARMTOWN LAWN & GARDEN A 12-12-1? nutrient qrower to add the necessary vigor to your lawn Especially qood for gardens next Spring 50 lb bag covering 5000 sq/ft Reg. 6.50 $55° FARMTOWN WEED & FEED Feeds your lawn while it controls dandelions and other broad- leaves that crept in over the summer 20 lb bag coverinq 5000 sq/ft Reg. 8.20 $720 McHENRY FS Marengo McHenry Elkhorn Woodstock Zenda Huntley Chemung attic and wall insulation, storm windows and doors, and other minor repairs to stop heat loss There is no charge for either the labor or the materials provided under this program to qualified McHenry county residents. To be eligible for the program the income must be less than the maximum limits which vary according to family size. All income, including Social Security, for the last 12 months is included and cannot be more than: 1 person. $5,386; 2 persons, 7,113; 3 persons. 8.838; 4 persons. 10,563. Income limits are higher for larger families To find out eligibility, or to obtain an application, call Ellen Sonntag at 338-7752 flcHENRY SHORES & SCHOOL OIST. *15 NUNDA TOUHSHIP SPECIMEN BALLOT CONSOLIDATED GENERAL ELECTION APRIL 7, 1981 flcHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS SPECIMEN BALLOT IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF THE OFFICIAL BALLOT TO- BE USED * IN THE CONSOLIDATED GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN flcHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS ON APRIL 7, 1981. , ROSEMARY AZZARO COUNTY CLERK McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS 7 5 - 1 McHENRY SHORES & SCHOOL DIST. *15 NUNDA TOUNSHIP SPECIMEN BALLOT CONSOLIDATED GENERAL ELECTION APRIL 7, 1981 flcHENRY COUNTY/ ILLINOIS PAGE 1C-Z VILLAGE OF McHENRY SHORES MCH831 STRAIGHT PARTY TICKET REPUBLICAN PARTY 22 FOR VILLAGE TRUSTEES 4 YEAR TERM (VOTE FOR THREE) REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN INDEPENDENT INDEPENDENT INDEPENDENT INDEPENDENT CHARLES A. WERTH -- RICHARD PANERALI -- EARL U. BUCK UAYNE A. WARREN ANDREU G. DIEDRICH RAYMOND O. RIGSBY • 27 28 2? 30 31 32 PAGE 2C-3VILLAGE OF McHENRY SHORES FOR VILLAGE TRUSTEES: 2 YEAR TERM TO FILL UNEXPIRED TERM (VOTE FOR MCH841 REPUBLICAN SARA SOSINSKI 43 --> PAGE 1T-4 TOUNSHIP OF NUNDA STRAIGHT PARTY TICKET MCH881 REPUBLICAN PARTY 60 --> FOR TOUNSHIP SUPERVISOR: (VOTE FOR ONE) REPUBLICAN ANITA SHERUOOD 65 --> FOR TOUNSHIP CLERK: (VOTE FOR ONE) REPUBLICAN KATHLEEN C. HARPER 70 --y 7 5 - 1 FOR TOUNSHIP ASSESSOR: (VOTE FOR ONE) REPUBLICAN MARILYN L. JANKE 75 -- > PAGE 2T-5 TOUNSHIP OF NUNDA MCH891 FOR TOUNSHIP HIGHUAY COMMISSIONER: (VOTE FOR ONE) R&PUBLICAN EDUARD J. HUGHES 80 --> FOR TOUNSHIP TRUSTEES: (VOTE FOR FOUR) REPUBLICAN FRANK U. STAMPLER 85 --> REPUBLICAN JOHN A. PERRY 86 --} REPUBLICAN ROBERT D. UASHNOK 87 --) REPUBLICAN UILLIAM J. DOSTAL 88 --> PAGE 1S-7 SCHOOL DIST. 15/PROPOSITION MCH871 PROPOSITION TO INCREASE EDUCATIONAL TAX RATE SHALL THE MAXIMUM ANNUAL TAX RATE FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES OF COMMUNITY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 15, COUNTIES OF McHENRY AND LAKE, STATE OF ILLINOIS, BE INCREASED AND ESTA­ BLISHED AT 1. 83% ON THE FULL, FAIR CASH VALUE OF TAXABLE PROPERTY AS EQUALIZED OR ASSESSED BY THE DEPART­ MENT OF REVENUE INSTEAD OF 1. 38%, THE MAXIMUM RATE OTHERUISE APPLICABLE TO THE NEXT TAXES TO BE EXTENDED FOR SAID PURPOSES? (Published April 1, 198V No. 810171 YES -- 125 --> NO 127 --•> I