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FEMftLE HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED Mature older woman to baby sit for 3 school age children. While parents are on vacation. References required. 385-3453 after 5:00 P.M. 1-16/1-18 PART TIME, statistical typist, Must be accurate, 815-344-1652 1-16 WANTED women for work in Nursing Home as Nurses Aides 2, 3, 4 or 5 days per week. 385-0461. f 1-16/1-18 Woman to do general house work, own transportation, top Experienced Bookkeeper WANTED to do extensive corporation work. Must be able to handle large payroll, monthly P&LStmts, and all other bookkeeping func­ tions. Reply McHENRY PLAINDEALER . Box 519 McHenry, III. 60050 1-11/1-18 wages. 459-8660 1-16/1-18 REGISTERED NURSES FULL TIME & PART TIME ALL SHIFTS - Apply McHENRY HOSPITAL 3516 W. Waukegan Road McHenry, Illinois. 815-385-2200 extension 645 1-16/1-18 WAITRESSES WANTED DAYS & NITES for - - I Crystal Lake Country Club CALL 815-459-1237 • 1-9/1-18* HIRE JUST THE RIGHT PERSON FOR THE JOB WITH A PLAINDEALER CLASSIFIED. Phone 385-0170 to place your ad. Baby Sitter j Reliable middle age : w o m a n t o c a r e f o r 1 15 month child. : References. • 385-8784 1-16&1-23: I I I I I % Must be efficient typist and have neat handwriting. You will learn bookkeeping and general office work. HOURS 8:00 A.M. 4:30 P.M. PREM ENTERPRISES 3519 N. Chapel Hill Road McHeniy, Illinois (Johnsbuig) 815-385-2700 1-11/1-16 FOR A I SECRETARY || || IN OUR II | SALES DEPT. $:•: if you like to type, take shorthand, and enjoy working ft* with people and variety in your work! Contact H >Xv w!y m M(H4l Quality m c ' m m mwwHiii R. W. JACOBSON PHONE 459-2210 t-Xv PET CENTER PJJsi* o0T A ptr for H*" PETS THAT NEED A HOME OR ARE LOOKING FDR THEIR MASTER As a public service of the McHenry Plaindealer all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" are Free. The only requirements are: The Animals are to be given away to good homes without charge, or you are trying to find the owner of a pet that has strayed into your possession. LOST 6 MONTH old German Shepherd, fe^e-^hns^^ area, Jan. 9th. Reward for return 385-2976. 1-16 LOST German Shepherd female black & silver, blind 8 years old. Holiday Hil/s, 385-4205. Very small toy Poodle female black answers to Mopsey, McHenry, 385-7542. 1-11 GIVE AWAY GERBILS, 344-0671. 1-11 6 BEAUTIFUL FEMALE PUPPIES, white fluffy with black spots to good homes only, 385-8283 anytime. 1 y2 year dra male, A.K.C. Collie to good home. 385- 3009. ^ 1-16 PART COLLIE, part Poodle, female, 3 months old. Housebroken. 815-653-7012. 1-16 1 female Cock-a-poo 1-H years old good with child­ ren. 4 month old female Fox Terrier and Schnauzer 385-3689 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Needed to handle heavy! work load for fast growing company. Top Salary if I qualified. Reply McHENRY PLAINDEALER Box 518 McHenry, 111. 60050 iginnn WANTED TO RENT | Engineer, needs' 3 bedroom house, McHenry area. Call Crystal Lake 459-1407 after 6:00 P.M. 1-11/1-16 OFFICE HELP I I I I 0 MATHEWS COMPANY H 500 Industrial Ave. • Crystal Lake, III. 1-16/1-18 FOR RAPID WASHINGTON ==e£T.™ IV. Ill Food Next? * John Hightower, coordinator of the Food Action Campaign, recently told a congressional committee the nation could be headed for a food crunch comparable to the present energy crunch because a* few multinational firms are gaining mo­ nopoly control over the nation's food supply. Hightower says a handful of giant corporations now large­ ly control food processing and are increasing their control of the industry by taking over smaller firms* while at the same time small farmers are being driven out of business. Agreeing with Hightower, a paper submitted by the Agri- Business Accountability Project contended that the nation has the most productive agriculture in the world but is be­ ginning to feel the effects of a situation in which consumers can't afford many foods and farmers can't afford to grow them at prices received while the processing corporations are enjoying record profits. < • 'v* T Hightower pointed to a 1962 finding by the Federal Trade Commission, that four big canners account for eighty per cent of the industry's profits, to support his warning that food shortages could appear in this country in years ahead if small farmers, canners and processors continue to disap­ pear from the scene and big-corporation control of the food industry is not checked. That warning requires careful con­ gressional investigation, and perhaps action, in the nation­ al interest. Resolutions Americans continue to make resolutions at the be­ ginning of each new year. Some greet the process with cynicism, knowing most of the resolutions will be bro­ ken, some before very many days of 1974 have passed. But resolutions often sig­ nify that the maker seeks to improve his habits or be- PAGE It - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1974 havior; they are a sign the maker is striving to better himself or herself in some way. In that sense they are an indication of an active mind, of good intentions. Nqw Year's resolutions, then, whether kept or not, are a good idea. They con­ stitute a taking stock, a plan for better things in the future. And that is what the game of life is all about-- the hope, and effort, to build a better future. ' * * * * When you watch some tele­ vision programs,you can al­ most be thankful for the com­ mercials. • * • * . 4* Citizens who perform pub­ lic service, Without com­ pensation, are entitled to the respect of their fellow citizfens. For Immediate Delivery 1974 AUTO LICENSE PLATES Purchase jrour 1974 license plates. NOW ON SALE HERE! STATE ISSUED, PREPRINTED APPLICATIONS are required this year to purchase license plates. Forms to order applica­ tions are available at the bank if you do not have the appli­ cation mailed to you by the State. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McHENRY 3814 West Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 60050 R E S U L T S LOOK IN THE WANT ADS DIAL 385-0170 mchenry & Woodstock, illinois daily 'til 5:30, fri til 9:00 semi-annu During our store on sale is reduced at sale, not every style outstanding selection sport coats Regularly Regularly *79.95 Regularly * Superb choice oL Jgjpiti patterns, color AlRs&dlii sizes. Famous national brand: quality and good-lofts. ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns- Custom Fabricating Welding & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS; (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: McHenry ' ' 385-07831 nc&of n se e for ditt* selection of Iteration 28.88 S T|jjj|^n^OU and button ranee sale -t" known famous brands, everything 50%. Since this is a clearance e, however, there is still an sleeve turtlenecks rly $8.50 *6.88 ,^„ly *13.00. *9.88 y '18.00 $13.88 on of famous label turtlenecks at "the en" exhibits a real flare of style and good looks. Choose from cottons, cotton rjdjbcrylics in a variety of colors. jackets Regularly $45.00... Regularly *36.00. Superb styling andpleni choose from nylon and in the Beard & StovallT fronts. -- » all-weather & suburban ^oats Regularly '150.00 *119.88 Regularly '75.00 *59.88 Regularly '60.00... ....*48.) Whatever the weather, you can handle it in o Beard & Stovall's famous name all-weather, leat and suburban coats. Good selection of colq sizes and style variations knit shirts (long & short sl^ev Regularly *19 to s20. $J3.8 Regularly $14 to $16 $11.81 Regularly S11 to $13 i*8.88 Come in 'n browse through the super collection of long and short sleeve knit shirts. Choose from a colorful selection of famous names in styles for every taste. ssishirts (short & long sleeve) rly *8.50 to '9.50 $6.88 a rly '10.00 to '11.00 $8.88 arly '12.00 to '13.00 *9.88 famous name in our selection of dress shirts pleased men for years and years. Outstanding ice of long and short sleeve, stripes and geometries, oven and knit fabrics too! port shirts (long sleeve) Regularly *11.00 to *13.00 $8.88 Regularly *9.00 to *10.00 $7.88 Regularly *7.00 to *8.50 $5.88 This selection includes geometries, stripes and solids. You'll really go for this great collection. All are long sleeves in cotton and polyester blends, flannels and wools. £ knit dress slacks Regularly *35.00 $23.88 Regularly *28.00 *20.88 Regularly *25.00 $ 18.88 This year's finest double knit texturized knits and wools in solids and geometries! Their easy-care 1 fabric of polyester and polyester/wool blends make \ them a superb buy at any price. Nominal alteration charge. sleeveless sweatees Regularly *16.00......7........ $1 1.8j8 Regularly *13.00. $8.86 Regularly *8.00 .....$5.88 The sleeveless sweaters everybody wants are in the Beard & Stovall selection . . . and each one is an absolutely great buy during our semi-annual clearance sale of famous name clothing. shop every friday night 'til 9 p.m. A 7 *