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FOR SALE HAY FOR SALE, $2.25 per bale. Palmrya, Wisconsin. 414-495-2439 or 414-495-8365. 3-2-3-llc 1978 AND 1975 LIN­ COLN Continental, 2 door, stripping for parts. 815-728-0125. 3-2- 3-4c A-l SWIMMING Pool Buy! Limited Time Only! Big, new, left over 1962 family sizes pools, which includes deck, fence, filter and warranty for only $966.00 complete. Financing' arranged. First come , first ser­ ved. Call 312-564-3620 collect. 2-23-3-4c KING SIZE BED, Heart shaped. White fur headboard .and bed­ spread. $100.()p. 815-344- 2290. 2-$5-3-4c HELP WANTED FOR BENT ATTENTION SALES PROS: We have an exceptional opportunity for the self starter, fif you want to earn a very good income and move up within a fast growing company, you owe it to yourself to give us a call. Our staff will be calling on proffessional business men in a 2 county area. We have a unique concept in ad­ vertising that makes dollars and sense. For confidential interview. Call Mr. Gish, 312-658- 6160. 3-2-3-4C MP WANTED J RN'S Part Time Relief Staff 3 to 11 & 11 to / OB/LABOR/DELIVERY and ICU Full time 1 1 to 7 Experience pr&terred Excellent benefit package Please call Personnel 815-338-2500 Memorial Hospital for McHenry County Woodstock WEEKEND SECRETARY Experienced in Real Estate Call 815-344-1033 Ask for Carol 3 4 3 9 STILL For dental assistant for part time work in McHenry Orthodontic office. No experience necessary. * Call 312-223-2876 COUNSELOR Part time to assess and counsel senior citizens and their families, usually in their homes. Must have strong counseling back­ ground and ability to relate to senior's. Progressive agency with professional sup­ port. Send resume to: FAMILY ALLIANCE 248 N. Throop St. Woodstock, IL €0098 815-338-3590 Applications are being accepted for PARI TIME SCHOOL BUS DRIVER 2 hours work in the afternoon: 2:15 pm to 4:15 pm Complete training $4.90 per hour Possible expansion of hours in the future. TraspertflfiMi Facility 5805 W. Kte. 120 McNeary McHenry Sckool Districts 15/156 NEED IMMEDIATELY Entry Level ELECTRIC MOTOR REWINDER Must be qualified to learn hand rewinding skills for repair of large electric motors and related equip­ ment. Successful applicant will have a high school diploma, basic electrical knowledge, strong math aptitude, manual dexterity, maturity, work references, and tools; plant maintenance knowledge a plus. This position is for a qualified oriented craftsman, not a machine operator. * GOOD SALARY • GROUP INSURANCE * PAID HOLIDAYS WITH DENTAL * UNIFORMS * PAID VACATION McHENRY ELECTRIC CO; 4012 W. Main St., McHenry, II. 60050 815-385-5530 MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN An expanding division of a major manufacturer of electro-mechanical products, located in Northwestern Illinois area, is in search of a qualified Maintenance Electrician. The successful candidate will possess 2 to 3 years trades training, coupled with 4 to 5 years experience with electrical maintenance, installation, diagnosis and repair procedure. We offer a competitive salary, full com­ pany benefits and a progressive en­ vironment. Send your resume with salary requirements to: BOX MA 2 c/o McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm St., McHenry, III. 60050 An equal opportunity employer M/F QUALITY ASSURANCE MANAGER Our company, located in Northern McHenry County, Illinois, markets a unique product line, the manufacture of which demands conformance with a variety of very stringent specifications. We have a new position for a Quality Assurance Manager to guide these in­ creasingly important programs for us. To be consideredfyou must be a degreed engineer, preferably electrical or mechanical, an excellent communicator, an individual who has a professional Q.A. background with a minimum of 5 years management level experience, and who has ideally, put a program in place. ' Please send your resume, with salary history and requirements in confidence to: BOXMA-1 C/0 McNMry PlaiinUaUr 3812 W. Elm St. McHenry, II. *0050 An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H MATURn. WOMAN to care for infant and 3^ year old in McHenry home, 5 days-week, 7am-4pm. Must have own transportation. Previous experience and references. Call 815- 385-9147. 3-2-3-llc EXPERIENCED Beautician with following: prefer to do ;men and womens hair styling, must be willing to work 1 or 2 evenings a week. 815-385-3762 evenings or 815-385-7550 days for interview. 3-2- 3-4c PRIVATE DUTY Nurse RN-LPN and ex­ perienced Nurses Aids wanted for private duty cases in McHenry and Round Lake. Flexible hors, top pay and benefits. Call 312-296- 1061. 3-2-3-4C JOBS, FAST Growing company has im­ mediate openings. Can earn part time $7.00 per hour, full time $360.00 per week. Students welcome. Mr. Drager, 312-449-1920. 3-2tfc EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. Full time position for a highly organized ef­ ficient secretary. Must be able to work on a variety of duties. Speed and accuracy in typing and shorthand essential. Apply in person, Mathews Company, 500 Industrial Ave., Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014. 3- 4c Fast growing company has position available for MIXER/EXTRUDER Operator Experience not essential but willingness to work and learn a must. Submit resume and references to Personnel Department P.O. Box 415 McHenry, II. 60050 FOB RENT FOR RENT Business zoned brick building on Route t20 and Green Street. Ap­ proximately 1400 sq. ft Owner may divide building into 2 small offices. Call Century 21 Care Ask for Dennis Drake 344-1033 2/25TI INDUSTRIAL SPACE, Available, Fritzsche Industrial Park, Inc., 5,000 sq. ft. to 15,000 sq. ft. 815-385-1079. 3-2tfc READY NOW, 2 bedroom apartment, with stove and refrigerator, dish­ washer, carpeted throughout, 2Vz baths. 815-385-2181. 3-2tfc WANTED: SINGLE, middle aged female, to share comfortable home and expenses with same. Own room, color T.V., laundry facilities. 815-385-8526 before 2pm. 3-2-3-4C SINGLE ADULT for room, $65.00 per week, all utilities included, fully equipped kitchen, bath, garage. 815-385- 3-2-3-4C IN LAKELAND PARK, straight, female Roomate Wanted. Own room and meals fur­ nished, laundry done in home, $240 per month. Available March 15th. Call 815-344-2174 before 3pm or after 4:30pm. 3- IN WONDER LAKE, Available March l, for rent or sale. 3 bedroom, 1 bath ranch. Ap­ pliances include dish­ washer and dryer. Fenced yard, fireplace, lake rights, full basement, $375 month plus security plus lease. $45,900 possible con­ tract. 815-455-4843. 3-2-3- 4c EXCEPTIONALLY Nice 3 Bedroom House, located on water. Prefer couple. No pets. References, $350.00. 312- 623-7564. 3-2-3-4C 1 BEDROOM SUBLET, ready now, fully car­ peted, with stove and refrigerator. 815-385- 7830. 3-2tfc l u r r ^ i i j LAKE GENEVA Deluxe 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, fully car­ peted, 1 '/a ceramic baths, color appliances, dish* washer, air conditioning, laundry, large storage area, gas heat. By lake, several blocks from down­ town. finmUhiApartMats 1321 W. Main St. Lake Geneva, Wi. 414-241-4572 3/<TF2 LARGE BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom, 1 bath colonial home for rent of sale. Full basement, fireplace, Pistakee Bay, boat dock rights available, $475 month. Call 9-5pm, Monday- Friday. 815-344-3230. 3- 2-3-4C FEMALE LOOKING for responsible non- smoker to share home, $150 a month plus half utilities. Call after 6pm, 815-728-1720. 3-2-3-4C WONDER LAKE, new spacious 3 bedroom home, ll/i baths, available April 1st, $350 month plus utilities. Call Thursday, Friday, Sunday, 815-728-1747. 3- 2-3-4c NEWLY REMODELED 2 bedroom, carpeted house with deck and appliances, McHenry area, $325 monthly. 815- 344-3633. 3-2-3-4c MAN WANTED TO share comfortable home in McHenry, fireplace, air conditioned, dish­ washer, microwave, washer and dryer. $260 monthly includes all. Available now. 815-385- 2233 leave message. 3-2- 3-4c SLEEPING ROOMS, Shared kitchen, cable T.V., linens, $42.50 week. 815-385-6633, 815- 385-9738. 3-2-3-llc COZY 2 BEDROOM Home, 2 car garage, on nice country lot, patio and deck, newly decorated, appliances, $340 per month, plus utilities. Security deposit and lease plus references. Near McHenry. 815-385-9074. Available immediately. 3-2-3-4C NEWER 3 BEDROOM Ranch with attached garage,. Johnsburg schools. No dogs. $370 month. 815-344-1375. 3-2- 3-4c VERY NICE, large 2 bedroom apartment, $329 per month. After 5pm, 815-678-4264 or 815- 675-2475. 3-2-3-4C WEST WONDER LAKE, 2 bedroom house, 1 car garage with opener, full paneled ; basement, air cleaner, washer, dryer, stove, refrigerator, dish­ washer, garden plot, fenced in yard, lake rights. Pay own utilities, credit check and security deposit, $375 month or to buy $5,000 down, FHA monthly payments approximately $458 including principal, interest, taxes and insurance. 815-459-4844. 3-2-3-4c DELUXE APART­ MENTS, security deposit. No pets. Call Century 21 Care Real Estate. 815-344-1036 or 815-385-0292. 3-2tfc ISLAND LAKE, 2 bedroom, 2 bath house, no pets. Available March 1, $350 per month, security deposit required. 312-526-8306. 3-2-3-4C SMALL HALL For Rent, 125 people or less, Anniversaries, Graduations, Weddings, etc. Liberty Hall, 1304 Park Street, McHenry. 815-385-2281 after 5pm. 3-2tfc FURNISHED APART­ MENT and sleeping rooms. Weekly or monthly. 815-385-8905. 3- 2tfc VFW CLUBHOUSE and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385-9860 from 9am to 12pm weekdays or after 6pm. 3-2tfc ONE BEDROOM Ground floor apartment for rent. In town, un­ furnished, suitable for one or 2 people. Call 815- 385-4217. 3-4-3-1 lc 3 BEDROOM 2V2 bath, central air, many executive extras in­ cluding microwave. $525 per month plus security and references. 815-344- 0017,312-894-8560. 3-4c SPACIOUS OLDER Home in town, 4 bedrooms, large kit­ chen, dining and living room, stove and refrigerator, 2 full baths, $450 month plus utilities, security deposit and references required. Call 815-385- 5021. 3-4-3-1 lc 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENT in McHenry. $270 per month. Security deposit and references required. 815-385-2570. 3-4-3-1 lc LAKELAND PARK 2 bedroom ranch, garage, fenced yard, stove and refrigerator $375 per month plus security deposit. 815-385-7951. 3- 4c M~ODERN ONE BEDROOM Apartment, on waterfront, walk to stores, carpeting, stove, refrigerator. Adults. No pets. $270 plus security deposit. 815-385-3493. 3- 2tfc OFFICE DOWNTOWN, McHenry, air con­ ditioned, includes all utilities, $115.00. Call 815-385-3490. 3-2tfc D E L U X E O N E BEDROOM Apartments in city of McHenry, featuring security, privacy, luxury. Call 815-385-3192 or 815-385- 7632. 3-2tfc PISTAKEE BAY Waterfront, 5 bedroom brick, $550 per month. 815-385-8821 Schulien Realtors. 3-2-3-4c 2 BEDROOM HOME, $425 month, beautiful area near McHenry Country Club. No pets. Owner, 815-385-3750. 3-2- 3_4c ROOM FOR RENT In lovely executive home on Pistakee Bay. Kit­ chen privileges, $50.00 per week. Long stay preferred. 815-385-1811. Leave message for Doris. 3-2tfc "TET" COLUMN PAGE 11 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, MARCH 4,1983 First Sunday At 4 Concert PRIME OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT AT 1075 LAKE AVENUE WOODSTOCK AREA: 1169 sq. ft.-or- 1620 sq.ft. •Fully Carpeted *Trash Removal •Ample Parking •Central Air •Snowplowing AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY 815^338-3440 WANTED TO SUV GIVEAWAY Male dog, 2 years old, good watch dog, needs room to run. 815-728-0382 . 3-4c GIVE AWAY Small mixed breed puppies, 7 weeks old. 815-344-2426. 3-4c PETS FOB SAlT" COCKATIEL FOR Sale, female, 1 year, tame, $50.00. After 5:30pm, 815-344-4083. 3-2-3-4C 9 WEEK, A.K.C. Male Beagle needs good home, shots and papers, $25.00. Evenings, 815- 338-2597 . 3-2-3-4C A.K.C7Doberman pups, 2 males left, all shots, de wormed and ears cropped, all they need is love, $100.00 each. 815- 728-0146. 3-4c YOUNG PARAKEET and cage, $45.00. 815-385- 8075. 3-2-3-4C 1 BEDROOM APART­ MENT, air conditioned, includes heat, stove and refrigerator, $265.00. Call 815-385-3490. 3-2tfc FREE RENT BONUS. Large or small offices available. Call Pat Letizia, 7432 Hancock Drive, Wonder Lake, 815-728-0404. 3-2tfc JOHNSBURG AREA, 2 bedroom apartment. Kitchen and living room, $285 per month includes utilities, security required. No pets. 815-385-9872. 3-2tfc 2 BEDROOM APART­ MENT, air conditioned, includes, heat, stove and refrigerator, $285. Call 815-385-3490. 3-2tfc AUTOS, All Makes and Models, Running or Not. Cash paid. 24 Hours Pickup Service. 815-728- 1171. 3-2tfc BUY OR TRADE, Wanted to Buy: older, white gas range, or will trade for green Crown gas range. 815-385-7607. 3-2-3-4C WANTED GOLD, Silver, Diamonds, Watches. Paying top price. Pick-up. 815-678- 3351. 2-23-3-4C CASH PAID For Junk cars, running or not. Immediate removal. 312-526-3116. 3-2tfc X Cleaner Care Vacuum cleaners, by na­ ture, arc exposed to the dirtiest parts of the house. Although they are made to take a lot of abuse, some attention will pro­ long life. A bit of string around a shaft or a par­ tial blockage of the hose will cause the machine to work less efficiently than it can and cause the mo­ tor to work harder than necessary. The result can be a burned out motor or damaged bearings. Soprano Ruth Ann Bishop, flutist Frank R. Stolfa, and pianist Diane Koenig will perform in the fifth concert of the "First Sunday at Four" season Sunday, March 6. The concert, at Lakeside center in Crystal Lake, begins at 4 p.m. Admission is free. Ruth Ann Bishop of Crystal Lake is a soloist with the Elgin Choral union. A voice teacher at McHenry County college and Elgin Community college, she holds an M.A. in voice from Catholic university. Ms. Bishop has appeared in operas, oratorios, and recitals at Wolftrap, Kennedy center, and the White House. She appeared as a soloist in last season's "First Sunday at Four." Frank Stolfa, a Cary resident, ha& performed with the Chicago Businessman's orchestra, the DePaul symphony, and the Elgin symphony. He returns to "First Sunday at Four" after a solo appearance last season Diane Koenig of Crystal Lake performs as a duo-piano concert artist. She is a professional ac­ companist for theater and chamber music groups and vocal and in­ strumental performers. She holds an M.A. in piano from the American Conservatory of Music. Following the concert, "Supper with the Artist" will be served by the Lakeside center dining room. Lakeside center is at 401 Country Club road in Crystal Lake. Phone 459-6010 for reservations for supper and in^ formation. Historical Reprints Are Studied By Genealogists HOUSEHOLD ENERGY COSTS Do you have a cool idea of the cost of heating water for the family's use each year? Most people don't know since that cost is usually buried in the overall utility bills. You might be sur­ prised to learn that the cost for water heating is exceeded only by the cost of heating and cooling the home. Ac­ cording to Department of Energy (DOE) estimates, the typical yearly cost to heat water with a standard electric water heater is $400. That's based on DOE figures for a family of four using 64.3 gallons of hot water per day at an electric energy cost of 6.3 cents per kilowatt hour. One way many people are cutting that cost by as much as half is through the installation of heat pump water heaters. In some cases they can save up to $200 a year. These are ap­ pliances that can be added to existing or new electric, oil or LP gas water heaters. They extract heat from the surrounding air and, through heat pump action, transfer the heat to the water, which is heated to 140 degrees. Heat pumps, also dehumidify, helping to dry out damp basements or humid environments in the summer. They also supplement air con­ ditioning systems, of­ fering extra energy savings. If the heat pump water heater is installed near a waste heat source such as a washing machine, dryer or wood burning stove, it will make use of that heat, operating at an even greater efficiency. TODAY'S PSYCHOLOGY Dr. Steve Brody, PhD Q. A reader in Paso Robles asks about the mental as­ pects of gro wing old. A. It's no secret that more and more of us are living well into our sixties, seventies, and eighties. Between 80 and 85 percent of Americans over 65 years of age handle them­ selves well physically, intel­ lectually, and socially. These "young-old" learn quickly and generally cope well with retirement, grandparent- hood, and chronic illness. Most older people say they are happy with their lives. The 20% who suffer from severe loneliness is roughly the same percentage as a- mong younger adults. The most consistent finding to emerge from the study of ag­ ing is that people grow old in very different ways. CONSUMERS/CHECKLIST The publications committee of the McHenry County Genealogical society is in contact with several printing companies in regard to the possibility of having reprints done of the Combination Atlas-Plat Map book, originally printed in 1872. This is a very interesting book, showing the land owned by residents of the in­ dividual townships, at that time. Also under consideration is the reprint of the History of McHenry County Illinois first published in 1885. This latter book features biographical sketches of hundreds of early county residents. It also has much history on the early development of the county of McHenry, as well as the state of Illinois. In order to have some idea of how many persons might be interested in purchasing reprints of either of these books, the society would greatly appreciate hearing from anyone who has an interest. They may call Patricia Kusecevich at 344-4225 or Roberta Smith at 459-2563. There is no obligation to purchase the book by making the phone call. The call will simply give an indication of interest. The Genealogical society meets monthly, on the second Thursday of the month, at 7:30 p.m. in the Fellowship hall of Grace Lutheran church, Washington street, Wood­ stock. The next meeting will be March 10, when Betty Massman will present a talk about doing research in various European countries, from stateside. The public is invited to attend this meeting and get acquainted with others interested in the pursuit of their family histories as well as learning another facet of genealogical research. Audubon (Welcomes Bluebirds Bluebirds, those harbingers of spring, will be just as welcome this year as they were following more severe winters, according to a McHenry county chapter of Illinois Audubon spokesman. "When many of us were young", she said, "Bluebirds were a common sight, building their nests in old wooden fence posts and holes in old fruit trees. As a result of their decline in McHenry county, this Audubon chapter, along with a number of others, began a Bluebird Trail". Before the trail could be started bird houses made to the specifications desired by Bluebirds were prepared. Sev Molino and Doug Young made more than 100 boxes the first year and supervised their location on posts at 4 to 5 feet above ground. In the first year (1978), only one pair of Bluebirds took advantage of these ready-made nest boxes.. Each year, the number has increased slowly, and, in 1982, 17 pairs nested and raised 50 fledgelings. The public is invited to attend a program on the Bluebird trail to be held Tuesday, March 15, at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be held in the office of the McHenry County Defenders, 65 North Williams street, Crystal Lake (second floor). The program will consist of a short slide program followed by ja discussion led by committee mem­ bers, Sev and Wilma Molino, Gill Moreland, and Maryanne Kaht. On display will be several Bluebird houses of various styles, as well as Bluebird, Wren, Chickadee and House Sparrow nests. For further information about this program or how to participate in this year's Bluebird Trail, contact the committee chairmen, the Molinos, at 338-3515. WE DELIVER DELIVERY HOURS: MON-THURS 5 P.M. TIL 12 P.M. FRI-SAT 5 P.M. 'TIL 12 P.M. SUN 4 P.M. TIL 10 P.M. STUC'S PIZZA SANDWICHES: B.B.Q.-RIBS 344-0580 INTRODUCTORY OFFER: FREE DELIVERY AFTER 1 P.M. Cookie Samples at Hornsby's $1.28 $1.79 reg. COME TO HORNSBY'S SATURDAY MARCH 5TH FROM 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. for free samples of delicious Grandma's Swirls. Choose from chocolate, peanut butter and chocolate and double chocolate...all for $1.28. - uyVTH VOUR StUC"° .7 . Court,, >|V|Uv* oc;daVW8TC Club Rd.-Woodstock • through Toe 4400 W. Rte. 120-McHenry S»\e Daily 9 to 9; Sun. 10-S