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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 4 Jun 1975, p. 15

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HELP WANTED Sell Auto Insurance Part Time 312-395-6648 6-4-TF-1-2 MAN - Yard work, hoeing and weeding. Must have own trans­ portation 459-1249 6-4 McHenry area couple need live- in companion, to care for them. General housekeepingartd cook­ ing. Own room. Call between 10-3 p.m. collect 312-647-8477 5-30/6-6 EAL ESTATE * SALESPERSON * Full Time Must have experience I SMITH & ZOLL | REAL ESTATE 4103 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, 111. CALL 385-6600 For confidential interview, f 6-4-TF-1-2 | mm MALE HELP WANTED MAINTENANCE MAN 2nd Shift Experienced in punch frress repair, hydraulics,pneuma­ tics, general knowledge of electrical and building facil­ ities desirable. This position offers job security, good starting salary, automatic increases and an excellent fringe package. TTNTERMATIC, INC. Intermatic Plaza Rte. 12 & Winn Rd. Spring Grove, Illinois , 815-675 2321 booms 5-30/6-4 FEMALE HELP WANTED HjiiiiimiiiiiniHiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis NEEDED | | Nurses who pare | Willing to work hard = and =j| Give good nursing care = 7:00 - 3:00 Shift 5 Supervision of Aides = Rehab E Pay compareable to area E 459-7791 CRYSTAL PINES NURSING HOME siiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiimiimiifi? 5-30/6-6 HOUSEWIVES & I COLLEGE STUDENTS i SECRETARY We are a small McHenry based company in need of a GAL FRIDAY You should have good typing and shorthand skills, and be able to work with a minimum of Supervision. Contact Mr. Radke or Mr. Olsen 385-3499 Scan-Am Company 1705 S. Rte. 31 McHenry, III. 5-30/6-4 flpooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooodl REAL ESTATE McHenry area, one acre plus, zoned light industry. Terms available. Arthur T. Mcintosh & Co., 312-372-2040, extension C. 6-4-TF-1-2 For Sale: Apartment building in Johnsburg, 2 units, good inflation investment, low taxes. Phone 385-6291 6-4-TF-1-2 CONDOMINIUM 2 bedrooms, 1% baths, carpeted, draperies, ap­ pliances, washer and dryer and swimming pool. Choice location Priced for quick sale - Terms/ For appointment Call 385-0936 5-28/6-4G For sale by owner, 2 bedroom all year round home, water rights, McCullom Lake $17,000. Will accept contract from re­ sponsible party 312-867-5994 G5-28/6-4 • For Sale or Rent Condominium 2 bedrooms, 1%baths, carpeted draperies, appliances, washer and dryer and swimming pool. Choice location. For appoint­ ment Call 385-0936 G5-28/6-4» 2 LOTS Lakeland Park, all im­ provements, Lake privileges. High wooded lot, Pistakee High­ lands 312-428-9555 5-30/6-6G 5 ROOM HOUSE, 960 sq. ft., triple track aluminum storms, McHenry, gas, water, sewerage $20,000 312-428-9555 5-30/6-6G WHISPERING OAKS, 2 bed­ room brick home. Carpeting drapes, washer and dryer in­ cluded. Very clean. Large lot. $36,900. 815-385^2772 or 385-1938 6-4/6-6 I Part Time Air conditioned office 9 am to 2 pm or 5 pm to 9 pm CALL GEN 385-0940 6-4/6-61 m mam mm mm mm mm mm » mm mm mmA NURSE Attractive opening for R.N., who enjoys a variety of duties. Will be responsible for all First Aide oper­ ations, including supplies. Also handle all recordkeeping (OSHA, ETC.) and group insurance claims. WANTED ^•Experienced Waitress;| • Dishwashers u Dorkies Restaurant * Apply in Person 4213 W. Rte. 120 <• o McHenry \\ 5-30/6-4 Excellent salary and fringe package. X< NTERMATIC, INC. Intermatic Plaza Rte. 12 & Winn Rd. Spring Grove, Illinois 815-675-2321 6-4/6-6 ORDER Between 00 SWANS0N CHALET McHenry FEMALE HELP WANTED Women help wanted, general factory, ADCO Plating. 3923 W. West Ave., McHenry, 385-4088 5-30/6-4 Business Opportunity $S6X36363636X)636363636XXSCXX363g AVON ! !EXCELLENT EARNINGS: (>Be an Avon Representative < mow. Sell family needs at < >new low prices, plus world ^famous cosmetics, frag- < ^ranees. Call today: • Mrs. Bauer ;; 815-385-5385 SNACK SHOP FOR SALE Ideal for two people Good Income McHenry Area Call Between 6 am & 3 pm 815-344-0689 iSSb NOTICE 6/4-TF 1-2 kp636XXXXXX96S6XX963636XXS6)R KEY TO TAPE AND C0MPUT0R OPERATOR Full Time MIDNIGHT TO 8:00 am Key to Tape experience preferred. Good typing skills required Apply personel Dept. SMcHENRY HOSPITAL 3516 W. Waukegan Road McHenry, III. 60050 815-385-2200 ext. 645 g 6-4/6-6J MALE HELP WANTED Semi-retired or retired gentle­ man for light retail sales work. No calls. McHenry Favorite Sports, 1210 N. Green St., Mc Henry. 6-4 Woodstock Country Club wants assistant cook for the summer months. Experience preferred. Call for interview. 815-338- *2191. 6-4/6-6 5-30/6-4 BOATS & MOTORS 18 ft. double hull fiberglass boat 150 HP Merc, cruiser IO, trailer, excellent condition $1950 385-9395 6-4/6-6 16 Ft. fiberglass boat, 90 HP Evenrude outboard recently overhauled, trailer, $1,000.00 815-385-4420 6-4/6-11G FAMILY AND SKIING - 1966 17 foot Steury boat, 80 horse­ power Evenrude, Little Dude trailer $1250.00 385-5234 5-30/6-6G 26' Trojan Cruiser V8, sleeps 4-6, loaded with extras $5,000. 312-497-3658 G5-30/6-6 BOAT TRAILER, heavy duty, tandem axle, with surge brakes, excellent condition. 385-1292. 6-4/6-6 16' Fiberglass, 65 HP Mercury good condition Asking. $850. Boat at Wonder Lake. 312- 495-2376 6-4/6-11G WANT ADS SELL NOTICE TO ALL ORGANIZATIONS Have your Bake Sale Art Show ... or any special display or project at HORNSBY'S We will furnish space, tables and complete cooperation...plus provide you with thousands of our customers on any given weekend. We will support your event in our adver­ tising at no cost to you. PLEASE CONTACT YOUR MANAGER AT HORNSBYS 4400 W. Elm, McHenry Daily 9-9, Sunday 9-6 BOB'S CUSTOM HOMES ARE BUILT FOR QUALITY COMFORT AND RELAXATION 815-385-0804 5-14/6-25 aoooooooooooooooooeo i WANTED TO BUY Size 8 little girl's clothing in good condition. Call 385-1502 after 5:00 p.m. 5-30/6-6 1969 Bing & Grundahl ( B.&G.) Mors Dag plate. 385-1592 6-4-TF-1-2 HORSES FOR SALE 3 year old Mare, very good riding horse, with tack $300. 815-675-2126. 6-4/6-6. 6-4 r 1* MECHANICS, JOURNEYMAN I. H. Dealer Elk Grove Village, has immediate opening to journeyman. Night rate is currently $7.84 hourly. Call Salem International 312-593-3680 6-4/6-6 b-s/tj-b a PET COLUMN LOST LOST DOG - Siberian husky black with white legs and face, answers to Tonyan - Sunday - with chain attached - Reward. Phone 385-1701 6-4 WEIMARANER 7 yrs., gray, male, Bull Valley area. Dog has allergies. Reward 815-338-4008 6-4 FOUND Male Collie, found on Rte. 120 near Wonder Lake Road. 385-7909. 6-4 FOUND: Siamese male cat, about February, Vicinity Snug Harbor. 385-5231. 6-4/6-6 GIVE AWAY Shepherd puppies, mixed 7 weeks old 385-5483 6-4 Very friendly goat to be given to good home, loves kids and sleeps in dog house. 385-4148 6-4 GARAGE SALE GARAGE SALE June 4, 5, 6, 7 Furniture, tools, household items, bar stools, record play­ ers, clothing, auto parts, toys, dryer. Items too numerous to mention. Everything priced to go - most items under $1.00 503 W. Dowell Rd. - second road to left passed Holiday Hills. 6-4 CLOTHING & misc. items. 9 to 5 June 6-7 3708 W. FreundAve. 6-4 Trinkets & Treasures. 3705 Clarmont, 1 block off Johns­ burg Road and Rte. 31. June 6-8, 9 am - 5 pm Furniture, excellent baby and childrens clothes. 6-4 4 family garage sale, 3711 W. Anne St., Edgebrook Hts. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 5, 6, & 7 9:00 - 5:00 Color T.V., stereo speakers, chairs, kitchen cabinets, lawn mower, clothing, toys and much more. 6-4/6-6 3 family garage sale, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 3616 Gar­ field (Johnsburg road and Rte. 31) Craft items, sewing machine clothes - children & ladies, kitchen table and chairs, odd chairs, bikes. 6-4 CARD OF THANKS FOR THE MANY ways in which sympathy was shown during our recent bereavement, We are most grateful. We also ap­ preciate the kindnesses extend­ ed to Dr. Hens ley during his illness. The Family 6-4 PETS FOR SALE Riding lessons. OUR FARM, expert instruction, beginners through advanced, indoor arena. Introductory offer, 5 lessons $20.00, McHenry, 111. 344-0951 • 6-4-TF-1-2 Cute and Cuddly pups, new sel- ectidn every week. All come with a 1 year guarantee. 815- 385-7897 6-4-TF-1-2 St. Bernard puppies, six weeks old, purebred, no papers, re­ asonable. Call 815-675-2039. 6/4-6/6 A.K.C. Labrador pups, cham­ pion blood line, excellent hunt­ ing stock, 4 weeks old. 815- 385-7638 - 5-30/6-6G GARAGE SALE 4 FAMILY GARAGE SALE 5217 Maple Hill Dr. Gate 6 McCul­ lom Lake, Starts Wednesday noon. 385-2426. Many good buys. 6-4 Two Families, One moving out of state. Italian Prov. Game Tables w/ 4 beautiful chairs $85.00, books, records, clothes outdoor furniture, also new items, sample rugs, office eq­ uipment, dishes, baby items, much misc. Thurs., Fri., Sat. 9-6. 1605 N. Riverside Dr., No Sales Before Thursday.6-4 Friday and Saturday, June 6&7 9-5, 1812 N. Riverside Drive. White Madden sofa, marbletop coffee table, Frigidaire Flair double oven stove, clothes, tools many more. 6-4 MOVING SALE: June 6th, 7th, 8th starts at 9:00a.m. Items galore! Floor polisher, 2 cou­ ches, chairs, clothes dryer (1% years old) 30 day clock, knick- knacks and more. 4711 W.Lake Shore Drive, McCullom Lake, McHenry. 6-4 CHURCH OF GOD rummage sale June 5-6-7, 1301 Spruce Terrace, Island Lake 6-4 g)lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll£ | Woman's Club of 1 Wonder Lake j | RUMMAGE SALE f § Sat June 7 Sun. June 8 | 10 am - 4 pm 4016 W. Lake Shore Drive I S - 5-30/6-4 = =niiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin= GARAGE SALE WHISPERING OAKS, polaroid camera, bed with box spring, dishes, canning jars, maytag wringer washer, Geographic magazines and much misc. 921 Royal Drive June 5-6-7, 8 to 5 o'clock. 6-4 GARAGE SALE Thurs. Fri., & Sat., June 5,6,7, 9:00am to 5:00 pm. Baby furniture, asst. household items & clothing. 218 Ronda, Country Club Estates, McHenry. 6-4 GARAGE SALE 2019 Church St. Johnsburg. June 5th & 6th 9 to 5. Antiques, Collectables. dep. glass, clothes, dressers, Nick Nacks, kitchen misc., Large assortnfent of useful items. 6-4 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE - 75 piece ovenwaredishes, luggage, baby items, toys, ceramics, paperbacks, clothes for all and loads more. 1500 North Fair- view Lane (Lincoln and Chapel Hill - next to Faith Church) Thurs.-Sat. June 5th-7th, 9:00 -5:00 Sunday June 8th 10:00- 5:00 6-4 Extension Comments (By George J. Young, Ex tension Adviser, Agriculturist, McHenry County) FARM VISIT DAY- McHenry county and seven other nor­ thern Illinois counties are participating in Farm Visit day programs Sunday, June 15. Hosting visitors in McHenry county are Robert and David Gardner's dairy farm and Donald and Richard Stoxen's beef finishing operation. Visiting hours are noon until 4 p.m This is an excellent educational opportunity for urban families to visit a ' working farm. I think it is important for children to un­ derstand where and how the food they eat is produced. Following are travel directions: Gardner Dairy Farm - located in northeastern McHenry county near Solon Mills. Take U.S. Route 12 to seven miles north of Fox Lake; turn west on West Solon road and go one-fourth mile or take Illinois Route 31 to seven miles north of McHenry; turn east on West Solon road and go one and one-half miles. Stoxen Beef Farm - located in northwestern McHenry county near Lawrence. Take Illinois Route 14 or Illinois Route 23 to Harvard; at Harvard,on Route 14. turn west on Illinois 173 and go three miles to White Oaks road, turn north on White Oaks Road and go two miles to Graf road; turn east on Graf and go one-half mile to Maxon road; turn north on Maxon Road and go one mile. Follow the orange arrows. Cooperating with the host farm families in this educational opportunity are the Young Farmers committee and Women's committee of the McHenry County Farm Bureau and the McHenry County Agriculture Extension council of the University of Illinois Cooperative Extension Service. OFFICE WILL MOVE- Our Executive Extension council, which represents our three program councils, has decided after much study to move our office. We will move to space in the Farm Bureau building, 11909 McConnell road, Wood­ stock, June 11. We hope to complete the move of equip­ ment in one day, but it will take several days to get things in order. Our Executive council feels the new office location will allow our office to better serve all McHenry county residents because the new office will be on the ground floor, have ac­ cess to a convenient large meeting room and kitchen, and ample parking facilities. FUNDING EXTENSION OFFICE - Office is a field office of the University of Illinois College of Agriculture. We are here to provide a doorway to the resources of the University to all residents of McHenry county. Funds to operate it come from three sources, federal, state and local Federal and state monies out of the University of Illinois budget pay the salaries of the four University of Illinois advisers and two secretaries serving McHenry county. The university budget also provides a portion of the money for local telenet and travel expenses. These items will add up to $64,623.00 for our 1974-75 fiscal year which ends June 30. In addition to salaries of University staff members in McHenry county, travel and telenet, the University also pays the postal service for the penalty mail we send out, the pamphlets we distribute and cost of supplying specialist and administrative support to us from the Urbana campus. Local monies are raised to meet expenses associated with the operation of tjie local office. The McHenry County board contributed $8,400.00; McHenry County Farm Bureau, $2,400; McHenry County Homemakers Extension association, $2,262.00, and McHenry County 4-H Federation, $1,850. In addition to fhese local sources, the State of Illinois provides one dollar for each three dollars raised locally to operate the Extension office. This $19,883. was used to pay the following expenses: rent, telephone, office supplies, travel, temporary services, equipment, program and teaching aids, and printing and photo. Our Executive Extension council is now working on the 1975-76 local budget. CROP CONDITION - After several weeks where farmers could only work in fields one- half day at a time, we finally got some decent weather for planting. Most of McHenry County's corn and soybeans acreage is planted. VEGETABLE GARDENS - Many people are going to grow vegetables in home gardens this year. Our office has distributed approximately 1,000 Illinois Vegetable Garden Guides this spring. LAND USE POLICY - The McHenry County Farm Bureau and our office plan to co sponsor a meeting on land use policies, June 23, 8-10 p.m at the Farm Bureau auditorium There will be two speakers. John Quinn, University of Illinois specialist in Agricultural Economics, will discuss alternative land use policies and their probable consequences. Herb Klynstra, director of the Department of Iyocal Government with the I l l i n o i s A g r i c u l t u r a l association, will discuss his farm organization's proposals to the Illinois Legislature on land use planning COMING EVENTS June 15 - Farm Visit Day - Call Extension office for details. Noon to 4 p.m June 17 - Christmas Tree Plantation Pruning and Management Twilight meeting -6:30p.m. until dark. Details to follow. June 23 - Monthly Livestock and Grain Marketing Update, Telenet, Farm Bureau Auditorium, Woodstock, 1:15 -3 p.m.; also Land Use Policies - Farm Bureau Auditorium, Woodstock, 8-10 p.m. Legal May 22,1975 VILLAGE OF LAKEMOOR COLLECTOR'S ANNUAL REPORT Fiscal Year - May 1,1974 to April 30,1975 Vehicle Stickers Building Permits Septic Permits Well Permits Junk Permits Liquor Licenses Business Licenses Election Rents Municipal Dinner Refunds Police Dept. Refund Sale of Pdiice Equip Convention Refuncf ment TOTAL (Pub. June4,1975) $ 893.00 115.00 85.00 15.00 2.00 4200.00 320.00 50.00 143.60 11.47 3000.00 40.00 $8875.07 PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. 1»7S Who Just Got A Ticket For Speeding? What Weil-Known Couple Just Became Proud Parents? r?f X a How Did The City Council Vote On The Last Issue? ...Find out , in the next (and every) Issue of the McHenry Plaindealer (Subscribe today! ) 385-0170

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