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HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES WANTED Part time or full time DORKIES RESTAURANT 4213 W. Rte. 120 McHeniy 385-6981 HELP WANTED MATURE* WOMAN PART TIME HELP) Days & Weekends | Call for appt MCHENRY WALGREEN AGENCY 385-4427 9-3/9-8 9-3/9-8 I COOK WANTED HETTERMANN'S IN JOHNSBURG 3851787 L 9-8/9-10 { *************** DOMESTIC HELP Single man wants mature couple to do part time housework and lawn care in exchange for separate cottage on River. If des­ ired, additional housework and yard work available in area. Mc Henry Area. Reply Box AU_5, %McHenrv Plaindealer or ca" 815-385-6760 Ask for Mary. 9-8/9-10 WORLD BOOK CHILDCRAFT SALES REPRESENTATIVE WANTED Call Mrs. Middendorf 815-455-0073 * # * * * * * f * * * or anoly_ in person at: $ DISPLAY BOOTH * CRYSTAL POINT * MAIL * * SEPTEMBER 10,11.12 * * * # * * * * * * * * * * * * * * WtM BUS BOY or BUS GIRL 10:00 A.M. 4:00 P.M. INDIAN MANOR RESTAURANT 217 Front St McHenry, II. 9-8/9-10 9-8/9-10 CASHIER NEEDED Evenings and Weekends Mature woman preferred Apply in person Liquor Mart 2314 W. Rte 120 McHenry, II. 9-3/9-8 | LIBRARY AIDE Muse have 2 years college^ Reside in county and be 1 , unemployed for one month prior to date of employ­ ment. Start immediately. X Apply in person Alden Hebron High School Hebron, III. \ 9-8 •PART 71 ITE"T| EL p"| For lunch hours. 16 years and older Apply in person BEEF VILLA | 3709 Elm St McHenry, II. • 9-1-TF1-2 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE by owner. New 3 bedroom, l'/2 bath ranch, McHenry Shores - 3207 West Miller Drive. $37,500. Call 385- 8585. 9-1 9-8 Newly constructed 3 bedroom house, fully carpeted $29,900.00 Forced to sell, reasonable of­ fers considered. Call 312-223- 8901, 312-223-0403 9-1/9-10 EDGEBROOK HEIGHTS AREA, beautiful 3 bedroom, 1^ bath, 2 car garage with sundeck. Asking $41,900. After 5pm 385- 6740 No Brokers 9-3/9-8 r FOR SALE BY OWNER 2 Story Cape Cod. 4 bedrooms, 8 rooms, 2'/2 baths, fully carpeted on Fox River. Large wooded lot. $64,760.00 3441632 385-6566 344-0748 9-1-TF-1-2 ' '̂ ^̂ 0*0*0*0*0*0*0*0*0*0̂ 0̂ ^̂ * DUTCH CREEK WOODLANDS Johnsburg. 4 bedrms., cent, air, 2 fireplaces, sun deck,; wet bar, & acre beautiful­ ly landscaped fenced yard,\ oversized 2 car gar. As-' :umable 7.^ mortgage, i water rights. Shown by ap-1 pointment only $72,000. Noi Brokers. 385-8105 9-3/9-29 Part Time Help Wanted School Bus Drivers Needed If interested, please con­ tact Mr. Richard Glawe at 385-7900 or 385-7210 -8-20-TF 1-2 CUSTODIAN Start Immediately. 40 Hour Week hours 3:00P.M. - 11:00 P.M. Pay based on experience Good benefits. Apply in person Alden Hebron High School Hebron III. 9 g FOR SALE ON FOX RIVER Approximately 3/4 acre Executive 2 story family home. 4 bedrooms, 1 M baths, lots of closet space living room 20x25 walnut paneled, Tennessee marble fireplace, large adjoining dining room, carpeted and draperies, country kitchen with cherry panelling, full basement, plus income. A studio ranch along side, near town and schools. Convenient terms. By Owner. 815-385-0936 9-H/9-1H PROJECTIONIST TRAINEE PART TIME JOB I 3 to 4 days per week Apply in Person to Manager McHENRY THEATRE 9-3/9-10 F O R R E N T 2 bedroom house, large family room, fireplace, across beach, Sunrise Ridge, Wonder Lake, air conditioned $240.00 refer­ ences, security deposit Avail­ able now. Call 344-2636 9-8/9-10 2 bearoom apartment, range and refrigerator, lease and security deposit, adults only 385-8042 9-1-TF-1-2 WANTED TO RENT FOR FAMILY OF 5, 3 bedroom house, McHenry Area Limit $200 month. 815-943-7752 after 6 pm 9-3/9-8 Fresh Bartletts In One Crust Pie PET COLUMN GIVE AWAY Cute fluffy kittens, 6 weeks 385-1106 old. Litter trained 9-8 Will do sitting in my licensed Sunnyside home. 344-1130. 9-1 9-10 ENROLL YOUR pre-schooler now. Small special class in private home, conducted by Multiply Certified teacher. Call 385-4792 9-3/9-8 • Lot of Crust A business man thought his staff was la^y, so he pinned up the following no­ tice: "Bread is the staff of life, but that is no reason* why the life of our staff should be one continual Loaf." FOR RENT City of McHenry. 3 room fur­ nished apartment, all utilities included. Mature adult woman only $175 month. 385-6566 9-1-TF-1-2 WEEKLY RATES available on small furnished apartments and sleeping rooms. 385-0266 days. 385-8905 evenings. . 9-1-TF-1-2 Warehouse or factory space, from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385- 1079. 9-1-TF-1-2 New modern office space, 300 to 1500 sq. ft. Rte. 31, one mile south of McHenry. Phone 385-4466 9-1-TF-1-2 No matter what the occasion is, fresh Western Bartlett pears are sure to find a place. This Sour Cream Pear Pie is a perfect ex­ ample. The filling combines juicy chunks of fresh Bartlett pears and golden raisins in a rich sour cream custard. Served warm, it is creamy and sweet; served chilled it is smooth and refreshing. There is no need to peel fresh Bartlett pears since the skins are delicately tender and add pleasant color as well as good flavor.. Mountain grown Bartlett pears come from the West coast states where they receive the right combination of sunshine and rain to produce plump, flavorful pears. They are picked green and allowed to ripen off the tree. When the skin reaches a golden hue, it means the pears have reached their peak in quality and flavor. Sour Cream Pear Pie cup light brown sugar cup dairy sour cream Unbaked 9-inch pastry shell Melted butter 5 fresh Western Bartlett 3/< pears 1 Vi cup golden raisins 1 tablespoon lemon juice 2 eggs Reserve 1/2 pear to slice for garnish. Core and dice remain­ ing pears, but do not peel. Combine diced pears and raisins. Sprinkle with lemon juice. Beat eggs. Blend in brown sugar and sour cream. Combine with fruits and turn into unbaked pastry shell. Garnish with reserved pear slices. Brush pear slices with melted butter. Bake at 375 degrees 1 hour or until knife in­ serted near center comes out clean. Makes 1 (9-inch) pie. By Willis W. Alexander Executive Vice President American Bankers Association RESPA. It may sound like the latest Italian sports car, but it's actually shorthand for Real Estate Settlement Proce­ dures Act, a piece of re­ modeled consumer legislation. RESPA is designed to give home buyers a better break by requiring clear and advance notice of settlement charges due when buying a home. "Settlement" refers to the legal transfer of title to the property from seller to buyer. It is also called the "closing." Typical charges include those for owner title insur­ ance, attorney services, credit reports, surveys, title examin­ ation and recording of the deed. They can amount to more than a thousand dollars -- depending on the location and value of the property -- and must be paid in cash on the day of settlement. The original bill clarifying the settlement procedure proved to be cumbersome, so Congress has done some streamlining. The way things now stand lenders must: • Provide prospective bor­ rowers with "good faith" esti­ mates of settlement charges prevailing in the area at the PAGE 13 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1976 tormation kits, including sam­ ple copies of the consumer booklet and settlement state­ ment form, as well as the text of the act itself. Individuals who are inter­ ested in obtaining copies of the consumer booklet, but who are not yet ready to apply for a mortgage loan, may obtain a single copy by writing to the Department of HUD, Office of Consumer Affairs, Attention RESPA, Room 4100, 451-7th Street, S. W., Washington, D. C. 20410. BANKING IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS 8 New RESPA Revisions-Help For Homebuyers , time the written loan applica­ tion is made, or mail them within 3 days. • Give them a copy of the new consumer settlement in­ formation booklet at the time of the written application, or mail it within 3 days. • If conducting settle­ ment, provide the borrower with the actual Uniform Set­ tlement Statement not later than at settlement and have it available for inspection the day before, upon request of the borrower. You, the consumer, benefit from these changes in several ways. The "good faith" esti­ mates give you a clear picture of your probable total settle­ ment costs, and the opportun­ ity to shop and compare. The new consumer infor­ mation booklet is more infor­ mative. Through explanations, suggested questions to ask, term definitions and sample financial worksheets, it can lead you through the process of buying a home from the time of the written loan application to the date of settlement. To assist member banks in complying with the new regu­ lations, the ABA has distrib­ uted some 14,000 RESPA in- ̂ "it I EYE CATCHER...A Gor- ham, Maine church displays weekly, special advice and timely aphorisms on a marker in front of the b u i l d i n g . L a s t w e e k ' s message was a call to those who may feel the need for a helping hand. Dill Pickles Pickles with dill seed were being produced in the 17th cen­ tury. Choose Your Wedding Stationery From the McHenry Area's Finest Selection Our Tremendous Selection Paper Items for the Bride... • INVITATIONS • ANNOUNCEMENTS • BRIDAL BOOKS • NAPKINS • ACCESSORIES of The Plaindealer Is Famous for FAST SERVICE BEAUTIFUL STYLES REASONABLE PRICES McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 West Elm Street McHenry, Illinois fem*,e 3 ye,rs ow'