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flimeusTBR IS SPEECH A0OUT NOTHING-ONE WHO KNOWS EVERyiHlNG. SITUATION WANTED ORGANIST needs full or part tine job. Have my own organ 385-2880. 3-13 3-15 OFFICE JOB WANTED in McHenry area. Can type and operate switchboard or con­ sole. Can start work April 8. 312-729-8436 3-6 AND 3-13 Certified Dental Assistant. 8 years experience. Desires position as chair side assistant or receptionist in McHenry area. Can start on April 8. 312- 729-8436. 3-6 AND 3-13 WILL DO babysitting in my home weekdays. Experienced and have good references. Phone 344-1885 in McHenry Shores. 3-13 3-22 CARD OF THANKS' MAY WE EXTEND OUR heartfelt thanks to those of you who expressed your sympathy in so many thoughtful ways during our recent bereavement. Your kindnesses have meant much to us. Mo Domoto & Family 3-13 JUST AS our friends and neighbors found it difficult to put into words, the sympathy and sorrow they felt because of the loss of our daughter, We now find ourselves in the same position as the time approaches for us to render our "Thanks" for all that was done to ease the burden of our grief and loss. Our special "Thanks" to Fr. Baumhofer & Fr. Joe, in their strength & faith we found peace. To Fr. Brady & Fr. Fahey, strangers, but com­ forting in their presence. For all the Dr.'s & Nurses, Technicians and all the others who struggled to save her from death, and lastly to our relatives, friends and neigh­ bors, who never left us in our hours of need. And finally to God, who in his mercy & kindness saw fit to take Cathy with little or no pain & suffering. The Parents and Family of Cathy Knor Tony, Carole, Steve & Bill 3-13 FOR RENT GARAGE for rent in town $20 month, l year minimum. 344- 0880. 3-8 1 Bedroom apartment for rent, McHenry 385-7852 anytime. . • 3-8 3-13 Store for rent, good location, 1800 Sq. ft. in McHenry business area. For information Call 385-7140 or 385-7558. 3-8 3-15 2 bedroom furnished nome on Pistakee Lake. Utilities part­ ially furnished. No children Or pets. $170.00 per month plus security deposit. Phone 385- 9387 after 6:00 p.m. 3-8 Read' ^ 2 bedroom log cabin cottage, lake rights, Wonder Lake area. Call after 5:00 p.m. 385-3453 3-8/3-13 SPACIOUS 1 & 2 bedroom car­ peted apts., Self def. ret./ freezer, self cleaning electric stove and oven, garbage dis­ posal, private balcony over­ looking a country setting. See or call Mayline Apts. 9716 N. Rt. 12, Richmond, III. 815- 678-2861 3-6/3-15 2 bedroom apartment, stove and refrigerator included. Call 385-6649 3-6-3-8 3 bedroom home, attached garage, beautifully landscaped corner lot. Wonder Lake area, close to shopping, no pets. $225.00 per month. 653-9200 3-6/3-8 ll2 room apartment, stove, ref., all utilities furnished, mature adults only. No children, no pets. Convenient location. Call 385-1302 after 4:30 p.m. 3-6-3-8 Small furnished apartments and sleeping rooms. 385-0266. 3/1TF12 REAL ESTATE McHENRY-WHISPERING OAKS Cond., ranch, garage, private entrance, immediate occupancy, 4712 Oakwood Drive. 312-GL3-1667 3-8 3-20 Small house for sale to be moved off lot. 385-0403 3-6-3-15 Remodeled older house in town, 2 br. 1 story expandable %bsmt. no realtors $29/)00 , 385-5789. - f 3/1TF12 Northwest vacant 5 acre homesite on blacktop road, Wonder Lake area. 312-231- 1025 . 3/1TF12 Remodeled older house in town, 2 br. 1 story expandable 4 bsmt. no realtors. 385-5789. 3-1-tf 1-2 I N0RTHF0X - | 1 CONDOMINIUM McHENRY | 2 bedrooms, l^baths, dish- I I washer, stove, refrigera- M tor, washer/dryer, com- 5 Ipactor, central air con- | ditioning, west exposure, • I swimming pool, many tr-1 •ees, nice view. $26,000 385-2327 I 3/13-3/22 I • •M GARAGE SALE HOUSEHOLD CLOSED GAS STATION and ANTIQUE ITEMS Many interesting and useful items. MARCH 15th & 16th Hours 9 am to 6 pm N.E. CORNER OF RT. 12 & 120 VOLO ===== 3-13: REAL ESTATE Burnes ** BROTHERS. INC. WHERE THE CHALLENGES ARE HAPPENING FOR SALES ORIENTED REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS. m We have opportunities for SALES ASSOCIATES »... Super new location across from the McHenry Market Place. Join McHenry County's fastest growing Real Estate firm with over a hundred exclusive listings. Mortgage money is plentiful. We will be open early in March. Contact in confidence. GARY RUDSINSKI 385-6900 4307 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, Illinois • 60050 3-13/3-15 Rita Schaller and Kathryn Kling (in front) work together with reading sight cards. Reading can be very special. And at St. John's school, John- sburg, the way these children work in­ dependently and together makes reading fun. They learn reading, spelling and phonics through sight cards, word wheels, reading cards and tape cassettes. The students use all materials in- dependenUy, and are trusted to check and correct the work they've done. Their teacher acts as a guide in helping the young pupils work by themselves. Chuck Gasiorowski is listening to a cassette, centrating on learning to sound out words. con NOW RENTING 2 Bedroom apartments, carpeting, 2 baths. From $215 per month. The Garden Quarter of McHeniy 385-2181 PETS FOR SALE Snow white Persian Siamese female cat, declawed and spayed. Timid but very loving. Need environment without other animals. 385-5645. 3-13 3-15 GARAGE SALE FROM THE If you can only get bulk' fertilizer, the best storage place on most farms is the machine shed. Roll out a few machines and clean debris from the floor. Store the fer­ tilizer near the center of the shed to avoid putting pressure on any walls. Storing it near the center also helps prevent moisture from getting into the pile either from the ground or from leaks in the siding. The small amount of fertilizer caking at the bottom of the pile due to ground moisture FOR RENT HALL FOR RENT Capacity approximately 125. Kitchen and. bar facilities. $75.00. Phone 497- 3626. . , 3/1TF12 3*/2 room furnished apt. $100 month, security deposit required. References. 385-4047. 3-13 3-15 1 or 2 br. apt. fully carpeted. Range and refrigerator 1 yr. lease. 385-8042 3/1TF12 Office space located in the Kent Building 3322 W. Elm Street, partially furnished air condi­ tioned and all utilities, plenty of parking space. 385-0721 or 385-3800. 3/1TF12 2 bedroom apartment, security deposit, references and lease required, no pets. Call after 3:00 P.M. 385-4903 3-6 AND 3-13 2 bedroom lakefront home in McCullom Lake. Call 385-3273 after 6 p.m. 3-13 3-15 2 bedroom apt., stove ref, and air cond., heat furnished. No pets, lease and sec. deposit required. Adults only $175.00 per month. Walk to shopping. 385-5324. 3-13 Studio or office space in town, available immediately. $150.00 per month. Call 385-4563 3-13 SLEEPING ROOM- McHenry- Johnsburg area, for single person, kitchen privileges $30 per week. Call after 6:30 p.m. 385-0072. 3-13 3-15 shouldn't be a serious problem during the short storage period from now until spreading time. You can use heavy roll roofing or sheets of exterior plywood for a temporary floor, but a little dirt in the fertilizer spreader could be better than a chunk of roofing or a splinter of plywood. WAIT TO APPLY UREA It is still too early to apply ureas as nitrogen fertilizer for corn. At current prices, losses due to volatilization 'm»j*-?, outweigh any time advantage gained from the early ap­ plication. The best time to apply urea is just before disking. It can then be in­ corporated into the soil to reduce volatilization losses. This year, however, may be an exception. Possible shortages of nitrogen fertilizer may in­ fluence purchasing dates. If a supply of urea is available now that may not be available later, you may want to buy and store it. Don't apply it now unless storage is impossible. CORN PLANTING Plant corn early if you can prepare a good seedbed and if the soil temperature is favorable says McHenry County Cooperative Extension Service. We recommend planting 10 percent of your corn three weeks before the normal planting date for your area and 25 percent two weeks before that date. The normal corn planting date for farmers in McHenry county is May 10. But planting your crop before this date of­ fers several advantages. Here are six reasons for planting early: 1. When you intentionally delay planting after soil con­ ditions are right, you've lost control of your planting date. Wet weather can set in and keep you out of the field far beyond the optimum date. Or the seedbed can dry out so seed will not germinate. 2. The optimum planting date is slightly earlier than date-of- planting studies indicate because the studies don't take into account plant populations. Early planting allows a few thousand additional plants per acre. Farmers can often harvest a greater yield with earlier planting than research trials indicate. 3. The t average yield reduction from planting ten days too early is less than from planting ten days too late. 4. Having some early planted corn spreads the risk of un­ favorable weather interfering Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF Helen Brooks Deceased, FILE NO. 74-P-71 Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters of Administration were issued on March 4, 1974. to Helen C. Schlaeger, 4406 Ashley Drive, McHenry, Illinois, whose attorney of record is Zukowski, Zukowski, Poper & Rogers, 50 Virginia St., Crystal Lake, Illinois. Claims may be filed within 6 months from the date of issuance of Letters and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. ' Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House, Wood­ stock, Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attorney. MARGARET O'NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub. March 13,20,27,1974) COURTHOUSE SQUARES PAGE 13 -PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13,1974 School Visitors with kernel sCt at the critical silking time. 5. The earlier that corn is ready for harvesting in the fall, the better chances of field drying and of avoiding field losses from bad weather or stalk breakage. 6. There is often a slight price advantage for early harvested corn in the fall. Wet, cold soil can give you'a poor stand. Weed problems can occur when soil is too wet for timely cultivation. And frost can injure corn plants. The weed problem can be offset by the proper choice of a good preemergence herbicide. And the threat of frost damage is exaggerated, says McHenry County Cooperative Extension Service. JERRY LARKIN WHO'S WHO « Jerry Larkin, a senior at West campus high school, has been notified that he is to be featured in the eighth annual edition of Who's Who Among American High School Students, largest student award publication in the nation. Jerry is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Larkin of 1409 N. Draper road, McHenry. He is active in 4-H and intramural basketball and is an Illinois State Scholar for the 1973-74 school year. After graduation, Jerry plans to attend either Marquette or Bradley university. SUNDAY S I SERMON sk NOTICE WE WISH TO THANK ALL WHO PATRONIZED THE YELLOW CAB Good Luck to the New Owner THE FAMILY OF ELMER GL0SS0N ____i_ 3-13 In conjunction with their studies of the world farming regions, the fourth grade students at Edge brook school invited two guests to share their experiences f and knowledge. Miss Alice Clark, bottom photo, director of the Learning center^at Valley View school, has been in correspondence with a teacher in Australia for ten years and was able to give as detailed description of the animals, life and schools in Australia today. She had pictures to accompany her talk, as well as artifacts from Australia to show. Mrs. Betty Keeney brought her spinning wheel to the class and showed the children how the sheared wool from the sheep is processed into the finished product of wool as it is sold in the stores. i AMERICAN FLAG PINS ON SALE NOW AT THE McHENRY PL.AINDEALEK Good Times Longing for the good days? Searching for better times or a better place? Well, the good times are right here, right now - if your life is centered on God. God is the source of all that is good in this world and in each of us. We only have to look as far as a mirror - to see ourselves - to see where our happiness can be­ gin. We can bring the good times into our own lives by just bring­ ing God in. God can help us cope with our lives. He can give our lives meaning and purpose. He can help us find joy in the simple things of life. He can help us find love in our hearts for our broth­ ers right in our neighborhood and around the world. Yes, the good times are avail­ able. They start when you seek to follow the will of God - and they last a lifetime as you follow in the path of God's righteousness. No matter what you are doing, no matter what you've done, God is ready to accept you - but it is up to you to seek Him - the light of the world. f DON'T JUST FLY IT . . . WEAR IT PROUDLY! A PERFECT REPLICA OF THE AMERICAN FLAG WITH 18 KT. GOLD FINISH. WEAR IT PROUDLY MEMORIAL DAY, FLAG DAY, OR ANY DAY. GET YOURS NOW AT THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 W. ELM ST.