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1C The Capital Times The Weekend of April 15-16, 1995 CLASSIFIED Neighborhood Marketplace page A SATURDAY Got a date planned with IRS this weekend? Better keep it HOURS Mon-Thur 7 30 AM to 6 00 PM; Fri: 7 30 AM to 5 00 PM; Saturday: 8 00 AM to 10 00 AM (for Monday's edition) Additional cancellations, corrections, extensions foe Tuesday and obituaries can be placed Saturday 8 00 PM Sunday l6 00 AM-5 00 PM. INDEX TO CLASSIFICATIONS Announcements Professional Services Emplovment Farmer's Market Merchandise Realty Sales Realty Rentals Transportation 100's 200 iOO's 500 600 700 aoo's 900 Bargain Coroer-ior me chandtse priced S200 or less, pets onlv it ad st tes they are tree Ads are grouped in rne convenient area for the bargain hunter. 3 lirv ad tor 7 consecutive days in the Wisconsin State Journal lor $12 90 No price reduction tor early cancellation Additional lines are only $3 00 each Super Saver-tor merchandise priced $2000 or less. Ads are marked by an attention-getting star and organized within tne correct classifications. 3 line aalor 10 consecutive days in the Wisconsin State journal and The Capital times lor $10 90 No price reduction tor early cancellation Additional lines are only $3 00 each Super Saver ll-lor merchandise priced $20,000 or less Ads are organized within the correct classifications 3 line ad lor 10 consecutive davs in the Wisconsin State journal and The Capital Times 4 49 AA El.

A A3fn wC CHECK YOUR AD If there are any errors or omissions, call us as soon as possible the first day. This newspaper makes every effort to avoid errors in advertisements. In the event of an error, Madison Newspapers. liability is limited to a correction, if requested, or credit only for that portion of the ad rendered valueless. 'STUB--1''" Vfw f.

4 class ad 052-raS Family Want Adour low non-commercial rates are available lor garage sales and selling other personal items. Call us today so we can put an ad to work tor you to sell unwanted merchandise and make cash last. NON-CONTRACT DEADLINES For ads first appearing- 00 AM. on Saturday 30 PM on Monday Wednesday 5 30 PM. on Tuesday Thursday 1 30 PM on Wednesday Friday ..5 30 on Thursday PM on Thursday Sunday 30 PM.

on fnday .4 30 PM. on Friday Deadline for display ads ads with photos 24 hours earlier. Ue the coupon which generally appears on these classified pages to order and determine the length of your ad. Toll free from within Wisconsin 1 -800-CLASS AD Cj I 155 Financial Notes 155 Financial Notes 141 TicketsTravel 141 TicketsTravel 130 Obituary, In Memoriam MADISON TO BOSTON Round trip. 54 to 59 $175 271-1094 Receiving monthly payments from a property you sold? we will pay you the entire amount duel Call 255-7727.

WASHINGTON (AP) Procrastinators, beware! Do not let the distractions of spring obscure this painful reality: The IRS is waiting on you. But the tax shut-ins over the weekend should find some solace in the fact that many, many other Americans are in the same fix. Although the bureau received 67.9 million returns from early birds through April 7, it expects an additional 36 million returns by the end of next week. The IRS also expects at least 5 million requests for filing extensions. This years filing deadline is two days later than most years, on Monday, because the usual April 15 deadline falls on a Saturday.

You can grant yourself an additional reprieve by requesting an automatic extension, until Aug. 15, using Form 4868. But that wont relieve you of responsibility for paying your taxes on time. Make your best estimate of how much you owe and include a check. If you cant pay all you owe, send as much as you can.

Youll still get the extension. And the IRS will bill you for the balance, plus interest and any penalty due. That amounts to about 16 percent at an annual rate so it may be cheaper to get a loan and pay on time. You can ask to pay in installments on Form 9465. The IRS will let you know within 30 days.

But, for the first time this year, a $43 fee will be added to your first pay- NEED CASH? 100 Home Equity Lines Available. No cost to apply credit problems understood Producers Financial Service 38-8845 or 800-373-0132 Some tips for last-minute income tax filers: Your deadline this year is April 17 because April 15 falls on a Saturday. New England residents have until April 18 because the Internal Revenue Service center in Andover, is closed Monday to celebrate Patriots Day. Automatic filing extensions, until Aug. 15, can be obtained by filing Form 4868.

You can ask the IRS for an installment plan on Form 9465. A new fee this year, $43, will be added to your first payment. Self-employed people can deduct 25 percent of their health insurance premiums. If you've already filed and didn't take the deduction, send in an amended return using Form 1040X. If you didn't get a written acknowledgement of a charitable contribution of $250 or more, you can still claim a deduction.

However, you must make a good-faith effort, such as writing a letter, to obtain the acknowledgment. IRS representatives will field questions by telephone until 2 p.m. today and from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday.

The toll-free number is (800) 829-1040. Busy signals are common. Associated Press 142 Companionship 170 Lost an(t Found PUBLISHER'S NOTICE Although many advertisers are very reliable, occasionally ads In this classification come from distant points, and Madison Newspapers cannot always know the merit of the advertisers or their offers. If you are uncertain about the claims of a particular ad, we suggest you call the Better Business Bureau of the respective state Involved. Before or after work deliver newspapers in your area.

Good money for around an hour a day. Call 252-6363 for more information. BRITTANI S. VLASAK STILL BORN 4-15-93 Happy second birthday our sweet little angel, so much at peace where you are now. we miss you, love you and you're always remembered In our hearts.

All our kve. Mom. Dad and Nikki iqc Cemeteries, 1 Jv Monuments HIGHLAND: 2 lots. $600 ea. Near statue, near en-tryway, nice.

837-5729 ROSELAWN MEMORIAL Section O. lot 174 Graves 7-10. $900all four 608-742-2456 SUNSET Memorial Garden: 2 burtel spaces vaults in garden of everlasting life, $t6QQ for both. 246-8246 SUNSET MEMORIAL GARDENS' 2 burial plots. $400 ea.

608-767-2708 PLEASE NOTE For your own protection, do not send reward money to anyone before your property has been returned to you. Claims that your properly has been found may be fraudulent. Looking for some peace? Doubt that anyone Is out there that will stick around the morning after? Want someone to set your heart on fire? Ail I ask is that you believe. JC. PO.

Box 7093, Madison, Wl 53707-7093 Single, divorced, white male. 32 years old, loves the outdoors, dancing, movies and dining out. Brown hair, blue eyes, ISO. Please respond with photo of yourself to P.O. BOX 806, Rt.

5-. Rich land Center, Wl 53581. White male Inmate. 35. seeks pen pal.

Tall, single-parent Write to: Ron Rode 167382, FLCI. PO Box 147. Fox Lake, wl 53933. IRS Commissioner Margaret Milner Richardson hands out tax forms Friday at a subway station In Washington. ment.

Filing late, as opposed to just paying late, is really expensive. The penalty is 5 percent a month (an annual rate of about 60 percent). To accommodate last-minute filers, the agency has extended its telephone help hours. IRS representatives will be available until 2 p.m. today and from 7:30 a.m.

to 5:30 p.m. Monday. The toll-free number is (800) 829-1040. Keep trying. Its often busy.

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$200. 795-4847 THANK YOU ST. JUDE FOR REQUESTS GRANTED. CJ.K. i An Personal Interests Senior Citizen Wishes to meet others with NORTHWEST PASS PRIVILEGES.

608-987-2426. NOTICE TO CONSUMER Persons who arrange or improve credit must be registered with the Wisconsin Office of Commissioner of Banking. For further Information contact 800-452-DEBT or 608-266-1621 Clintons expect big tax refund Committed To ServlceSearch for lowest alrfarescruisestravei NORSE CO. TRAVEL: 233-4133 The UNITED WAY VOLUNTARY ACTION CENTER (VAC) has information on over 1000 volunteer opportunities In Dane County. Including the following call 2464380 to find out how you can get Involved AIRLINE TICKETS: 48 states, no advance required, 1 way $250.

round trip -fir The Sernce Center COMMUNITY COORDINATED CHILD CARE needs data entry volunteers to maintain a child care provider data base. Skills required Include: attention to detail, typing and good telephone voice, call the Voluntary Action Center If you can help. 246-4380. DANE COUNTY PARKS Adult conservation Team Is looking for adults to participate In the restoration of a new prairie site begin nlng in May. If you are Interested in helping, call the voluntary Action Center at 246-4380.

Attention nature lovers. The UW ARBORETUM Is recruiting volunteers for work teams to help restore native plant communities. No experience necessary. All training and equipment provided. Call the Voluntary Action Center at 246-4380.

Build a better tomorrow today VOLUNTEER! turn, they fall outside that category. The bulk of the Clintons income came from the presidents $200,000 salary, supplemented by $38,000 in capital gains on holdings in their blind trust and $21,000 in interest and dividends. They also got $1,421 in residuals for Clintons 1992 appearance on the Arsenio Hall show and $259 in belated royalties for an article Hillary Rodham Clinton wrote for Harvard University in 1973. For the second straight year, their dividends and interest included $12,000 for Hillary Clinton from a pin money fund for first ladies set up in the 1912 will of Henry G. Freeman Jr.

Freeman wrote that he set up the fund because the president of the United States receives such a miserable pittance for a man holding the greatest position on earth. Nonetheless, Hillary Clinton plans to donate the money to charity. Overall, the Clintons reported $30,000 in charitable contributions during 1994, but declined to publicly itemize their donations. McCuny said the Clintons contributed to 28 organizations, with most of the money going to their churches. The Clintons filed a separate return for their 15-year-old daughter, Chelsea.

WASHINGTON (AP) Finishing up his taxes just before Mondays deadline, President Clinton is in line for a handsome refund from Uncle Sam. The bottom line for the Clintons: taxes of $55,313 on income of $263,900, with a refund of $14,418 half of which theyre applying to next years bill. Joining the 36 million Americans who were expected to file in the home stretch of the tax season, the Clintons wrapped up final details of their return in a meeting with their accountant and tax attorney Thursday night. The presidents tax bite works out to 21 percent of adjusted gross income, placing Clinton among the 1 .2 percent of Americans paying more because of the deficit-reduction law he pushed through in 1993. The president isnt complaining.

In fact, his press secretary used the release of Clintons tax returns Friday to denounce anew Republican tax-cut proposals that the Democrats argue would unfairly benefit the wealthy. Its clear from their returns that they would be enormous beneficiaries of tax cuts as proposed by the Republican majority in Congress and the president thinks that thats unfair and that tax relief ought to be targeted on middle-income Americans, Mike McCuny said. As you can see from their re DEATH NOTICES United Way ot Dane County BELISLE, Ethel 75 Verona BRAITH, Norman 80 Madison CHRISTENSEN, William Theodore 73 Madison McCORMICK, Donald 93 Verona MENDOW, Josephine S. La Jolla, Calif. WELCH, John 68 Waupaca NESSES, 5475 Portage Road, Madison, Wisconsin, 608-241-3277.

There will be no visitation. Interment will be in Belisle. Ethel L. Ethel L. Belisle, age 75.

when she and her husband moved to La Jolla to be near their daughter in San Diego. Welch, John Jack E. WAUPACA John Jack E. Welch, age 68, died on Thursday, April 13, 1995 at his home. He was bom on March 1, 1927 in Madison, Wisconsin, the son of the late John Rodney and Mary Catherine (Kelly) Welch.

He attended St. Patricks Parochial School and Madison East High School. He enlisted in the Navy in February, 1945, being honorably discharged in July, 1946. He then attended Madison Business College and after graduation began a 41-year career in state service, working as Business Manager at Men-dota State Hospital, the Wisconsin School for Girls at Oregon, Wisconsin, the Diagnostic Center in Madison and the Wisconsin Veterans Home at King, Wisconsin. He retired in 1989.

He married Kathleen M. Marsh of Madison on November 11, 1950. He belonged to the 4th degree, Knights of Columbus, the American Legion and the V.F.W. In October of 1989 he was appointed Hospital Representative for the American Legion, Department of Wisconsin, at the Wisconsin Veterans Home at King. He also served as Assistant Scout Master for St.

Patricks Troop 148 in Madison and for Troop 46 at King. Survivors include his wife, Kathleen; a daughter, Mrs. Bill (Mary) Ferreter of Kansas City; two sons, Robert Welch of Waupaca and James (Kathy Fuehrer) Welch of Rosemount, Minnesota; and six grandchildren, Elizabeth, Rachael, Sarah, James and Jennifer Ferreter and Benjamin Welch. Funeral services will be held at the ST. MARY MAGDALENE CATHOLIC CHURCH in Waupaca on monday, April 17, 1995 at 11:00 a.m.

The Reverends Father James Vennix and Father Paul Vanden Hogen will officiate. Visitation will be held on Sunday, April 16, 1995 from 4:00 until 8:00 p.m. at the HOLLY FUNERAL HOME in Waupaca, with a Prayer Service being held at 7:30 p.m. Interment will be in the Wisconsin Veterans Memorial Cemetery in King, Wisconsin. Holly Funeral Home Waupaca, Wisconsin VOLUNTEERS NEEDED SEMEN PRODUCTION STUDY Recruiting health males, ages 22-40, to participate in a study requiring a 2 year commitment.

Subjects or partners MUST be willing to use CONTRACEPTIVES during the study. Eligible volunteers will receive financial compensation (Approx. $1500) based on level of participation. Call Janet at 263-1217 for further Information. University of Wisconsin obGyn WE ARE OFFERING SELECT OFFICES a free candy, snack 61 beverage service featuring Coca-Cola, Hersheys Nabisco products.

This offer Is only made to firms wover 20 people circulating, as our equip. supplies are limited Call Immediately! 608 924-2306 HEY 21-39 year olds Find out what the Jaycees can offer you: Socialization Community Service Leadership Training Contact the West Madison Jaycees at 277-0737 SURROGACY Surrogate MothersCouples Applications being accepted. OPTIONS THROUGH SURROGACY 1-800 275 8315 RESUME SERVICES For help In preparing your resume. see the companies ad vertised in Classification 301-Employment Services DRIVERS JOBS IN DEMAND CDL certifled-3 weeks Carriers repay tuition Call 1-800-332-7364 PTPTSSun Prairie, Wl SOCCER ADULT COED Play Tues. or Wed.

nights starting 66. Cost $25 per person. For Info call Theresa at 273-3742 LOOKING FOR MY SISTER Bom CO Pollock in summer of 1942 In Madison, adopted out in (942, ptease call. Patricia Pollock, 607-648-3521 PREGNANCY COUNSEUNG Toll Free 1 800-362 8028 SET YOUR COURSE for the 90s Call Madison Atm TtochnteM Coiiaqs 608-246-6100 For vacation rentals see classification 801 VACATION RENTALS LEARN ELECTRONICS at the Wisconsin School of Electronics. 249-6611 EXOTIC DANtEBS, Inc.

MafeFemato 946-2698 Stripping MAIDS. GORILLA. COPS COW SHOPKO Hours Mon Sat. 9 am- 900 pm Sunday 10 am 6 pm Transformational Reading Individual Group Parties Cathy Rrvor. Psychc 29-21 S3 Pooieys Summer Volleyball Leagues now forming 18 wks for $110.

242-1888 Blooming Grove Cemetery. FITCH-LAWRENCE-SANFILLIPPO FUNERAL HOME is assisting the family. McCormick, Donald J. VERONA Donald J. McCormick, age 93, of died on Thursday April 13, 1995 in a Madison hospital.

He was born on April 19, 1901, in Lancaster, Wisconsin. He was the son of William and Prudence McCormick. He is survived by a daughter Donna (Keith) Gleiter of Jefferson, Wisconsin; a son Dennis (Bonnie) Young of Madison: 5 grandchildren; 4 great-grandchildren; a brother: and a sister. He was preceded in death by his wife Bertha on January 25, 1984: and a brother. Funeral services will be held at ST.

JAMES LUTHERAN CHURCH in Verona at 1:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 18, 1995, the Rev. Frank Maxwell will officiate. Burial will be in the Verona Cemetery. Friends may call from 4:00 until 8:00 p.m.

Monday, April 17, 1995, at the Joyce-Verona Funeral Home, 118 N. Franklin Street. Mendow, Josephine Sinaiko LA JOLLA, CALIFORNIA Josephine Sinaiko Mendow, died on Thursday, April 13, 1995 at a convalescent home in La Jolla, California. She was bom in Madison, Wisconsin to Samuel and Jennie Sinaiko. She was married to Hiram Z.

Mendow of Minneapolis, Minnesota on May 20, 1920. Survivors include her husband, Hiram Z. Mendow; a daughter, Abigail (Josiah) Sand of San Diego, California: a sister, Clara Sinaiko Smith of Madison, Wisconsin; and many cousins and devoted friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; a sister, Susan Sinaiko; and a brother Jacob Jay Sinaiko. She had lived in Minneapolis for all of her married life, until a few months ago, VERONA of Verona died on Thursday, April 13.

1995 at the Four Winds Manor Nursing Home. Funeral Services will be held at ST. JOSEPHS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 1905 West Beltline Highway at 2:00 p.m. on Monday, April 17, 1995. Friends may call from 3:00 p.m.

until 6:00 p.m. on Sunday, April 16, 1995 at the GUNDERSON FUNERAL HOME, 5203 Monona Drive. A complete obituary will follow in Sundays paper. Braith, Norman J. MADISON Norman J.

Braith, age 80, of Madison died unexpectedly on Thursday, April 13, 1995 in a Madison hospital. Funeral Arrangements are pending at the RYAN FUNERAL HOME, 2418 N. Sherman Avenue. Christensen, Bill (William Theodore Hans) MADISON Bill (William T. Hans) Christensen, age 73, died April 13, 1995 at Meriter Park Hospital following a brief illness.

He was bom Au-ust 18, 1921 and was a life long resi-ent of Madison. Bill graduated from Madison West High School in 1939, attended the University of Wisconsin -Madison, and began a career in the food industry at Oscar-Mayer Company as a quality control officer. In 1943, he furthered his career as a spicespecialty meats consultant with the Foran Spice Company, Oak Creek, Wisconsin, and retired in 1987. He was affectionately known as Dr. Pepper to his friends.

He married Caryl G. Johnson on November 28, 1970 at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses and served the congregation continuously as a Bible teacher and ordained minister from 1954, and an Elder from 1974. He also worked as a volunteer at the Watchtower Farm of Jehovahs Witnesses Meat Processing Plant, Wallkiil, New York. Bill was aP ways ready to help anyone in need and loved animals, contributing to the Dane County Humane Society and other philanthropic activities. Bill is survived by his wife, Caryl of Madison: sons, James of Haleiwa, Hawaii and Kenneth of Cambridge, Wisconsin: a brother, Paul of Downey, California: a sister.

Mary (Edward) Schwarz: nieces, Valarie (Kurt) Conrad and Deana (Rodger) Fristad; great-niece, Kristen and great-nephew, Spencer Conrad all of Chelan, Washington: and many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, Theodore and Carolina Christensen. Memorial services will be held Sunday, April 18, 1995 at 4:30 p.m. at the KINGDOM HALL OF JEHOVAHS WIT- LEGAL K3TICX and a dtck fort Gross, owner of property located at 226 Larirln Street, requests a tear yard variance to construct a screen porch addition onto hisher home 6 Tim Astfaik, owner of property located at 409 Walton Place, by his asent. Gerald Andrle.

requests side yard variances to finish the attic. The foregoing appeals will be heard and acted upon at a regular meeting of the zoning Soard or Appeals for the City ot Madison. Room GRtto, lower level Madison Municipal building, at 5 00 pm on April 77. 199 It you need an Interpreter, materials In alternate formats or other accommodations access this meeting, please contact the Inspection Unit at 266-4551. TDD 266-4747.

Please do so by April 21. 1995. so that proper arrangements can be made In a nmety fashion George Carran. Zoning Administrator ctry ot Madtson Zoning Board ot Appeals 266-4569 PUR TCT April 15. 20 And 26.

1995 NOTICE OF FUILIC EASING cmr OF MADISON ZONING SOAID OF AFPEALS AGENDA April 27. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN Notice to hereby given of the following appeals 1 Dena Wocrlka. owner of property located at 3538 Dennett Drtve, requests front and rear yard variances to add a second floor addition to tier home 2 Stephen Plpson and Marie Sequin, owners of property located at DM) Gilson Street, reque a front yard variance to build a two-story screen porchdeck addition onto their home 3 Tony and Jackl Gandotfo, owners of property located at 3 1 to Glenway Street, request front and side yard variances to construct a screen porch addition onto their home. 4 Debra Levin, owner of property located at Jana Lane, requests rear and side yard variances to construct a walkway to the rear yard BEGIN YOUR AD WTTH URGE TYPE FOR THE BEST RESPONSE Run your ad for an ample amount of time The longer your ad runs, the more people you win reach 1.