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•or «MT£0 EXPERIENCED COOK Full or Part Time BUS BOY INDIAN MANOR RESTAURANT HELF WANTED MATURE WOMAN for restaurant work. Full or part time. Experience preferred but will train right person. 815-653- 7296 MIR WANTED CAFTAGE SALE FOR RENT HORSES PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1977 REAL ESTATE 217 N. FRONT ST. McHENRY, IL. ft;24TF Mai FUU& PAN TINE HHP WANTED Apply In Person BEEFVIUA 3709 Elm St. AAcMenry . GENERAL HANDYMAN Stocking, Deliveries. Shop Work. Inquire in Person Coll for appointment H.E. Buch ft Sons, Inc. 3012 W. Root* 120, AAcHenry . 385-0048 8/19-TF1-2 8-10TF GENERAL FACTORY AAonufocturer of Industrial ovens needs sheet metal workers. Ability to rood blueprints helpful. PRECISION QUINCY CORP. 220 N. Madison St., Woodstock,II. 8/24-8/26 Experienced Help Wanted Full Time. Fiberglass AAonuf octurin ̂ Mutt bo experienced on a choppor and willing to work. Call 312-587-9546 Ask for Scott Glass of 80 1S9S. Rout* 12 Fox Loko, II. 8/19-8/24 1001 & DIE MAKER or Approntico with at loast 2 yoors experience. Salary commensurate with ability. Insurance, vocation I AVON SCHOOL'S IN AND YOU CAN GET OUT! Earn money on your own time soiling beautiful, guaranteed AVON products. Call MRS. BAOER 385-5385 - for information 8-24-8-26 815-385-1910 AAcHonry, III. 8-24-8-26 BMltib MECHANIC AAust have own tools Apply in Person JMNUUE AC8NS Win. Front f 7-20TF1-2 TEACHER AIDES FOR GRAD8S 6,718 lit AAcHENRY ELEAAENTARY SCHOOL 1 DISTRICT 15 This position requires 30 hours of college credit. Many bene­ fits including Hospitalization, major medical and life insur­ ance. School year work only. Hours 8:30 to 3:30. Call 385-8810 For an interview 8-24-8-26 LICENSED PLUMBER Experience Necessary H.E. Buch ft Sons 385-0048 8-5TF ULtfl Part Time Experience preferred but will train BOBBIN COIL SPECIALIST 385-6205 8-24-8-26 MSfAl Mil TECH engaged In i ULATMN ECKVK! HKIAH lntttttilnfl end serrirlwg lutofcofft Musk end Paging By items. Is loofclm for en Insto* Tidmidiii. MOB OND Sirvlct I The eeceessfi d ULBLINT WHI | hove good kendo en oaperleneo a la eottd elate circuitry, es well I es. hove com) plated the DeVry f Audio treinin g course or Hs 1 g wttwtsms IVOIIIviijp* iAVwuvm 1 e-e 1 ,, ,fle-»i iviyjp PwiwiiTe• Apply Te WMrMI WR 1 ITOtS. Route 31 AAfH*nn t, III. 60050 IBM499 L V1MIM WELDER AAanufacturer of Industrial ovens needs experienced welder. Ability to read blueprints helpful. PRECISION QUINCY CORP. 220 N. Madison St. Woodstock, 11. 815-338-2675 •MMMOil/24-S/]i ACCOUNTANT We need an accountant experienced in all phases of auditing procedures, including Federal and State Tax Returns. This is an op­ portunity with a fast-growing publishing firm. Send resume and desired salary to: Emmet Johnson, Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL. 610213JF WANTED-FLORAL DESIGNER experienced or recent grad. Full time. Rich­ mond. (815) 678-4i&~ 9 MECHANIC WANTED Experienced preferred. Good working conditions. Paid vocation, holidays and hospitalization. Contact CRAIG HUBBARD ALBERT PETERS CHEVROLET Route 2S Dundee, III. 1 8-24-8-26 HELP WANTED ooooooooooo Pizza Hats in this area now hiring Fall Time and Part Time • COOKS • WAITRESSES • MANAGEMENT TRAINEES Apply of the McHENRY PIZZA HUT 4301 W. ROUTE 120 McHENRY, IL. 8-24TF IBBBBBI Wanted: Night custodian at Woodstock High School. Call 338-4370 7 Wanted: Truck Mechanic to begin immediately, if possible call 338-4917 7 Help wanted. Lawn care and Landscaping. Call 385-3834 for appointment. 6-TF1-2 Experienced Waitress. Over 18 years of age. Early af­ ternoon, evenings and weekends. Apply in person. The Henny Penny. Route 120 ft Kent Ave. McHenry 7 Body Men Wanted. Jour­ neymen and apprentices apply. See John Park. Albert Peter Chevrolet, Rt. 25, Dundee, II. 312-697-8100 7 Part time typist wanted for builders office. 2 days a week. 312-639-4979. 8 Licensed Real Estate people for new office in McHenry. E.J. Stephens Co. 312-639-4979 8 Part time help. Machine Operator and Packer. McHenry based furniture manufacturer needs respon­ sible person with some machine operating skill. Flexible hours. 815-344-1834 8 Woman to work with group of Pre-school children in child- care center. Experience necessary. 5 day week. 385-2499 8 Wanted Medical Assistant with general office skills for Crystal Lake Office. Phone evenings between 7:30 and 10:00.455- 0212 -fei' c* ** r .,5 U IWAITKESS WANTED Pa*t {.time, Saturday, Sunday, Monday evenings only. Apply in person Dusty's 815-653-2400 8 Baby sitter needed for school age child. Mornings and after school Call 385-5151 after 6 8 BABYSITTER Wanted in my home 5 days a week from 5:30am to 4:00pm for 2 boys. Ages 3 & 6.815-344-1428 8 MATURE driving Babysitter wanted. 2 times per week, recent references required. 385- ROiO . ft iXrtO * O WOMAN to do ironing in their home. I will deliver and pick up 385-5848 - 8 Woman wanted 4 nights per week. 12am to 8am. Typing required. 385-0258 7TF12 Housekeeper-Companion, Monday-Friday. 9am to 3pm. Grandma, 83, well but lonesome when family goes to work. Call 815-648-2614 alter 6pm 8 PLAYHOUSE Is all new this year. Sell gifts and toys. Earn Cash, bonus and trips. No collecting or delivery. Free Hostess gifts and supplies. For interview call AAary Lou Esmond 414-279-3419 8-3TF CARAOE SALE ITF ; OOC& MALE MACHINE OPERATORS All Shifts Experience helpful, but will train Goodwages > Many benefits Sinterloy, Inc. 8104 N. Solon Road Solon Mills, II. 8/24-8/26 HUGE BARN SALE THUI&, FRI., SAT. loo's of hand tools hacksaw, boxes of antique glassware. AAony old chairs, rockers, misc. furniture. Nice wood B gas cook Move. Yards of new material, baking cup­ board. old books, clothes. AAaple bedroom set and much more. Rt. 120 to Riverside Dr., V8MN. • Or. -UL Large Garage Sale. August 26 & 27,9am to 5pm, August 2810am to 2pm, household items, furniture, appliances, items too numerous to mention. 127 year old pool table, motorcycle Honda C-100, 2818 W. Lincoln Road, McHenry, U. Ap­ proximately mile west Outdoor Theatre 7 Garage Sale. Family clothing, furniture, .misc. Aug. 25, 26, 27, 9am to 5pm. 4310 W. Shore Drive, McHenry, Lakeland Park 8 3 family yard sale, Sat. 10 to 6pm, Sun. 10 to 2pm, furniture, boat, motor, and trailer, many extras. 3907 W. Ringwood Road, McHenry 8 Yard Sale. Friday and Saturday, August 26 & 27. clothes and much misc. 5506 Agatha, Pistakee Highlands 8 Thursday & Friday, August 25 & 26, 9 to 5, much misc. 903 N. Green, McHenry, II. 7 3 day Patio Sale. Aug. 26-28, To close out contents, large home. No reasonable offer refused last day. 2412 Orchard Beach Road, McHenry 7 Thurs., Fri., Sat. 8 to 6pm. 4507 East Lake Shore Wonder Lake, furniture, accordion, pictures, tools, lamps, misc. 7 Friday ?nd Saturday, August 26 & 27, 4612 W. Shore Drive, Lakeland Park 8 419 Crestwood (Lilymoor) Thursday, Friday and Satur­ day 9 to 5, furniture and miscellaneous - 7 2 Family garage sale: fur­ niture, linens, clothes, VW tires, Small elec. appliances, dishes & more. Take road to right thru Tomasello's Parking lot (off Chapel Hill) 1718 W. River TeiTace on Fox River (Thurs., Fri., Sat.) 7 Huge Hickory Falls No. 1 & 2 Subdivision Street sale, August 27 & 28th, at Kens Garage, 5521 East Wonder Lake Rd., 9:30am to 5:00pm, boats, furniture, appliances, clothing, -toys, numerous other items and bake |sa^^!j»ji 7 MOVING SALE 3519 Pearl St' McHenry. Friday 9 til 5. Miscellaneous household. Some furniture u 8 1 S O M E T H I N G F O R EVERYONE New and used items. Wednesday thru Sunday 4704 E. Wonder Lake Rd. 8 FOR RENT 2 bedroom apartment, heat furnished, range and refrigerator, no pets, deposit and lease. 385-8042 or 385- 5925 ITF Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 9am to 3pm. Fish tanks 4 lights, Tupperware, some clothes, much more. 1102 Violet, Holiday Hills entrance 8 Antique frame for weaving spreads ft rugs, HiFi, water pump, wooden storm windows, 12 x 24 ceiling tiles, some an- tuques, much misc. 1915 Fern wood, 4 miles South on River Rd., Wed., Thurs., At Friday only,9am to 5pm 7 3 bedroom lovely house private pier, $375 month. 385-6689 or 312-991-8134 8 3 bedroom ranch, V/z baths, 2 car garage. Available October 1 8325 month. Durbin-Stovall 459-3145 * 7TF12 Under new management. V.F.W. Picnic Grounds and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 385-9860 9 to 12 weekdays or after 6pm 8-3TF* 1 bedroom house, stove and refrigerator, $200 plus utilities,' no pets 385-7171 8 In Wonder Lake, charming 4 bedroom Cape Cod, on large wooded lot, newly remodeled $305 per month. 455-0872 and 312-658-5274 8 In McHenry. 4 bedrooms, 14 baths, large fenced in yard with 1 car garage, air conditioner, $375 per month plus one month security deposit. Walking distance to schools and train. 815-653-9888 or 815-653-9653 8 720 sq. ft. office space, plenty of parking. On Route 120. 385-4619 w 4TF 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apartments with pool, 344-1961, 344-0880 8-3TF FOR RENT OCT. 1st, 1977 INVESTOR NOW RENTING 4 UNITS in WATERS EDGE. 1 or2yeor lease •A--UNIT $415.00 B--UNIT $460.00 • C--UNIT $410.00 • D--UNIT $305.00 for information call BRITTANY SPANIEL PUP­ PIES, 9 weeks old. 385-8351 NOTICE S0UTHGATE BEAUTY SALON DIANE RUFFIN Has returned to join our staff of hoir stylists specializing in Precision cuts, blow-dry styles and men's hairstyling. 810 Front St. 815-385-2966 "Hrhrfmnrtyor™*™'"""" GENEVIEVE AAAJERCIK PHILLIPS wnnti to exprtis metr (nanus for the many acts of kindness during the Illness and loos of our loved one. Sincere thanks to our relatives, friends ond neigh­ bors who sent cords, masses, memorials ond food. AAsgr. Heoley, Fr. Tranel and Fr. lor* tel far their prayers ond com­ forting words. to tfM Hospital, Fair Oaks Nursing U&HI* ftBo «T Me -- --• nome. L/octors, Nurioi ones Herb Halm for their klidnMs WAREHOUSE or factory space from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385-1079 8-3TF STORAGE SPACE all sizes, inside or out. Monthly rental. The Keep Mini-Warehouse. 815- 455-0095 8-3TF CLEAN SLEEPING rooms. Daily or weekly. 385-0266 or 385- 8905 8-3TF SITUATION WANTED PAINTER FOR HIRE interior and exterior. Call for reasonable estimate. 385-2112 evenings 9 ROATS > MOTORS 1975 CENTURY RESORTER 17 ft. 225 HP Chrysler, 1976 Shoreline trailer $6,500. 312-639- 0216 8 24 ft. Cris-Craft Sea-skiff, excellent condition $4200 or best offer. 385-4936 8 WANTED TO BUV vTOt' Used single snowmobile trailer. 497-3849. Wanted to buy. USED ENGLISH SADDLE. Call 385- 2505. 8 WANTED TO RENT 2 or 3 bedroom home for family of 4. Excellent references. $240 to $280. 815-344-2515 8 MOTORCYCLES 1975 YAMAHA YZ 80. used 3 months. Perfect condition $250. 815-344-1435 8 74 Kawasaki 90 cc, with some accessories $325.00, excellent condition. Phone 344-0540. ov ' „ 8 FOR SAIE Sheltie (Toy Collie) puppies, , AKC Sable, $100 to $125, also due male Sheltie 1 year old, brained $75. Sheltie Stud Service Available 815-344-1242 or 385- 6375 O 8 1 1 1 \ Male, Cock-a-poo pup, 5 months, housebroken, all shots. 344-1591 7 Horses Boarded Pasture, box stalls, out­ side arena. Daily grain, turn out and lots of tender loving care. Raja Acres e417 Regner Hebron 815-640-4012 J0HNSBUR6 1- S o.c. Builders sites, Pistakee Bay, Water rights, 4 sides on water, some wooded Sl6,0608Up. By Builder 815-344-1115 or 815-385-7407 8-24-9-2 7-20TF1 REAL ESTATE Newly built for sale by owner in beautiful Whispering Oaks. 3 bedroom, IMJ baths, living rbom, dining-kitchen, family room, full basement, 2 car attached garage, fully decorated with lots of extras. $61,500. Call- come ft see for yourself. 815-385-6513 8 McHENRY 3 bedroom, 2 story, 2% baths, living, dining, recreation room, kitchen, breakfast, 2 car garage, river beach rights. $67,000. By Builder 815-344-1115 or 815-385-7407 8-24-9-2 FOR SALE BY ftUltDER IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ) Three bedroom split > level in the Village of Sunnyside. Johnsburg Unit School District. Nmnk Const Co., INC. 385-3703 •.17/m-i JOHNSBURG-- DUTCH CREEK WOODLANDS AAultl Level Contemporary 4 bedroom, 3'/i baths, great room, dining, breakfast ond kitchen, game, rec with bar, 3 fireplaces, 2 car garage, 22 x 28 workshop, 1,300 sq. ft. of patio B deck, V4 acre lot $172,000. By Builder 815-344-1115 or 815-385-7407 8-24*9-2 KT COLUMN GIVEAWAY 1 year blond male cocker spaniel, house broken good wih kids 815-648-2318 GIVEAWAY To good home, 1V4 year male German Shepherd ft Collie. Good with children. 497-3129 Give away kittens and cats all sizes and colors 815-675-6086 LOST Gray cat with cream colored stripe between eyes. Wearing pink collar. Reward! 365-4385 after 3pm 7 New Fuel Tank Due For Cars • " • - ' ",v « Customers for passenger cars can expect to find their fuel tanks made of plastic by the 1979 model year. Plasties have already taken over the job from steel or metal in a lot of secondary vehicles. \ AMF, for instance, is cell­ ing a riding lawn mower with a 1.5-gallon fuel tank made ot plastic. And the largest reg­ ular fuel tank turned out by Detroit--the 36-gallon mon­ ster on some Chrysler Core, trucks--is alto currently made of plastic. The material is also being used for fuel tanks in the new XM-1 battle tank, and in off-road motor­ cycles, where racers make the switch from production-line metal tanks themselves in or­ der to cut as much as 50 per­ cent from the weight of the part. Those uses right now add up to about 7,000 tons of ra^ plastic. Modem Plaatiea In* ternational estimates that the total will jump to 60,000 tons within 10 years, as more and more companies go to plastic fuel tanks to save both weight and money. Even that ton­ nage "would represent a little over half the market poten­ tial," the trade publication says. j Detroit observers expect Ford's Pintos and Mustangs to be among the 1979 cars with plastic fuel tanks, wita the part a strong possibility, too, for the Oldsmobile diesel. Big inroads in the truck fuel tank market depend on an okay for the product from the Bureau of Motor Carrier Safety of the U.S. Depart­ ment of Transportation. At least two petitions for such an approval are now pending in Washington, and Mack and White Motors are among thp truck makers who say they may switch to plastic ga^ tanks once the bureaucrats (i» the go-ahead. Different plastics proeee* sors are promoting different techniques for forming the tanks, but most will probably be blow-molded: an update^ version of the way a glass* blower formed molten glas* For gas tanks, however, in­ stead of using air to expand the hunk of plastie, process^ ors may use a gas combining nitrogen and fkmrine. Be­ sides expanding the plastic, it makes it impermeable to ga# oline. *** --r <V- -VX All in the Family Room An abundance of "naturals,** hardwood and brick, create waimth and charm in this (pauly room. " 8-24-9-2 CARD Of THANKS A BELATED THANK YOU to all my McHenry friends who sent me Mass cards, Mass certificates and. other remembrances of sympathy in the death of my husband Joseph Verzwyvelt. It meant a lot to me to know I had so many wonderful friends. Thank you all Kathryn Luing Verzwyvelt 6534 DumbartonApt. D SanBernardino, Calif 92404 . 7 What is now usually re­ ferred to as the family or game room has gone through quite a metamorphosis over the pas't few decades. Even the name has taken on a kind of dignity it-locked in former times. Initially, the room where the kids played and the grown-ups gathered fof fun and games was call­ ed the "rumpus room." The name suggests chaos and disorder, and, in most cases, the room lived up to the name. Eventually, the name was scrapped in favor of recrea- , tion, or "rec room." The "rec room" like the rum­ pus room" was usually rel­ egated to the basement and was characterized by a hodge-podge of cast off furniture that was too dis­ reputable to be used in any other room in the house. The leap from "rumpus" to "family" was a con­ siderable one. It was help­ ed along in large measure by today's miracle furniture and floor finishes that give us the luxury of good look­ ing interiors without .the nded for kid-glove treat­ ment. Hardwood furniture and floors can take all the rough treatment the kids can dish out; stain-resist­ ant fabrics eliminate the worry of all the spills and IBs that family rooms are heir to. ASID, of Greensboro, N.C., specializes in designing family rooms that are ver­ satile enough to suit the needs of every member of the household, individually and together. At first, it seems the only way to ac­ complish this is to divide the room up into small areas designed for specific activ­ ities. The designer's skill is- evident in pulling all these areas together in a harmonious unity that is at once inviting and function­ al. When well planned, the family room is set up for most activities without having to go through elabo­ rate shifting of furniture and equipment. Teenagers want to dance. There's no need to roll up the carpet; it's already up. Bare hardwood floors are very much in vogue and they're ideal for dancing feet. A game table, large e- nough to double as a dining or snack table,' should be left relatively clear So that it can readily accommodate a chess set, backgammon, cards or any table game. It's wise to inve&t a little extra to get a weli-con- structed solid table that will stand up to Hie use and abuse such tables are bound to get. An oak top is par­ ticularly good, although any of the hardwoods such as 1 - Designer Sandra Co wart, maple, birch, walnut. oak, will withstand a deal of use and will as good fifty years from noi as it does today. As a general rul thumb. Mrs. Cowart r« mends a minimum furniture in family She eliminates every that does not serve .a cific function. materials, such as wood i brick, add warmth #11 clutter. They are also vtl maintenance free-a nus in a room that much traffic as a room. ( Another hSlpAtl sui from Mrs. Cowart is a wall of built-in cabinets^ house books and games, space permits, allow double the cupboard space you think you'll need so there's room to accumulate /more books and games *8 taste dictates. The moduli units that can be purchase in pieces can work as as built-ins and will hold equally well if they made of hardwood. The vantage of these units built-ins is that they can moved, either from house house, or room to room. The real Joy of today* well appointed family is that it is practicall maintenance free. As Cowart points out, it be designed tor fun, games, not work and worry. agps v, K.'