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PM«E.li- PLA1NDEALER - .̂ RIDAY, QCTOBE1LH,1»77_ W MT fW QfHT fOft ftCNT 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, garage Wonder Lake, No kids, no pets. 815-653-6746. 23 Under new management. V.F.W. Picnic Grounds and Hall for rent Seating capacity for 400. CaD 385-98flT9 fo 12 weekdays or after 6pm. 10-5TF 2 bedroom apartment heat furnished, range and refrigerator, no pets, deposit and lease. 385-8042 or 385-5925. 10-5TF 3 BEDROOM HOUSE with basement and garage. Central air, $350, prefer 6 months lease, refem)ees*nd security deposit required No pets. 385-6900 ask for Barbara McKinley. 20TF 1 bedroom apartment, heat furnished, air conditioned, stove and refrigerator $175 mo. Call 815-385-1327. 21TF JOHNSBURG AREA 4 bedroom ranch, clean, neat, nice yard and neighborhood. No lease $335.815-653-9964. 22 2 to 3 bedroom ranch, garage built in range, patio, excellent condition, in Wonder Lake near the lake. $290 per month. 653- 4846. 22 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom a p a r t m e n t s , s t o v e , refrigerator, air conditioning, no pets. 344-1961 or 344-0880. 21TF 2 Bedroom home in McHenry, attached garage, fenced yard, appliances included, no pets, $275 month. Byrnes Brothers, Inc. Realtors, 385-6900. 22 Wanted young reliable working woman to share an apartment with me, to help pay expenses. 338-8825. 22 For rent in Volo, 4 room modern apartment, 2nd floor, heat, water, electricity fur­ nished $200. 385-4139 after 6. 22 Office space available at 2210 Route 120, McHenry, Ideal for sales Rep., etc. Reasonable rent includes heat, light, and air conditioning. Call 459-1114 ask for Len Knauf. 21TF LARGE SLEEPING ROOM by the week. 385-1948. 21TF New 4 bedroom, two bath, full basement, 2Vfe car garage, all appliances, ranch. Johnsburg School District, train service to Chicago very good area. $550 per month. 385-5308. 22 IN TOWN Small kitchenette apt. stove, refrigerator, shower, utilities included. Prefer mature female tenant. $150 month. 815-344-1196. 23 2 bedroom house, unfurnished or part furnished. 815-385-2480. 22 WAREHOUSE or factory space from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385-1079. 10-5TF STORAGE SPACE all sizes, inside or out. Monthly rental. The Keep Mini-Warehouse. 815- 455-0006. 10-5TF CLEAN SLEEPING rooms. Daily or weekly. 385-0266 or 385- 8905. 10-5TF 3 bedroom IVi bath waterfront home. 3 car garage, bar in rec room, fully carpeted. All ap­ pliances and drapes included $500 month. 815-344-0559. 22 Large 2 bedroom apartment, within walking distance shopping and train, carpeting, air conditioned, adults, no pets. 385-3493. 21TF REAL ESTATE Embcrwood A Modified Custom Home Area In The Village of Sunnyside THE WALDEN - 1716 Sq. Ft $62,350.00 INCLUSIVE OF: J^Acre Landscaped Lot* 2 Car Attached Garage Septic & City Water Carpeting Throughout Storms & screens Gutters *We will build on your own site also HENfl development co., inc. 1326 Hayden Dr., McHenry, III. 60050 Sales Office (815) 344-1133 Open Weekdays 11-6/Saturday & Sundays 11-5 Model located 1Y2 miles north of Rte. 31 on Johnsburg- Wilmot Rd. at Hayden Dr. fluuord m *e ROLLING ACRES-- 7 room rais«d ranch, 1% baths, 2 car gar. with auto, openers, basement. All appliances are included in this 4 yr. old residence located in the Johnsburg School district. Immediate possession. $57,500. OWNER ANXIOUS to transfer out of state. Well kept, carpenter built, 2 BR BRICK home. Two year new furnace and extra in­ sulation add up to energy savings on your winter fuel bill. Just REDUCED to $40,700. A beautifully WOODED lot and a snug little home - 2 BR, separate DR, Major remodeling done for you. Owners family has outgrown this charming home Come see it today. Great starter home for $23,000. UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Three BR raised ranch. Two and qne- holf car garage, full basement, own your own BRAND NEW home by Thanksgiving. $43,000. Brick ranch on '/i ACRE just outside of town. Walking distance to all McHenry has to offer. Gorgeous setting for the lady with the green thumb. $76,900. 105' WATERFRONT on Pistakee Lake. Subdivin. has private park, tennis court, and boat launch ramp. Three BR, 2 baths, ALL BRICK $90,900. McCULLOM LAKE HOME$ITE 50 x 135'. Valley View/Parkland School District. $5,000. BUILDABLE '/J acre site in area of fine homes in Dutch Creek. 208' frontage on Knob Hill Rd. Survey in File. $16,000. Excellent business opportunity in McHENRY. Laundromat business, building and attached 4 room apt. Call us for details. 815-385-4810 3932 WEST WAUKEGAN ROAD, McHENRY CONDO WATERS EDGE 2 bedroom, 2 bath, central air, garage laundry facility. Available November 1st. 815- 459-7451. 22 Redecorated 2 bedroom House, refrigerator, stove, McHenry Area. $325 month. 815-653-7886. 22 OFFICE SPACE on first flow on Route 12 in Richmond. Ideal for professional office or in­ surance office. 815-678-4441. 24 McHenry, 2Vi year old, 3 bedroom ranch, 2 baths, 21Vcar garage, $350 month, plus utilities and security deposit. Available November 1st. 312- 639-7717. 22 3 bedroom house in Wonder Lake. Furnished rec room with fireplace, 2Vi baths, available. Nov. 1st". >310 month plus utuiues plus $125 security plus references. No pets Call after 6pm 653-9717. 22 CONDOMINIUM WATERS EDGE, central air, all ap­ pliances, wall to wall carpeting $325 month. Occupancy November 7th. 385-5418. 21TF 1 bedroom house in Wonder Lake, no children $190 plus security deposit. Available November 1, call after 6pm 653- 9376. 22 5102 Barnard Mill Road, Ringwood, 6 rooms, lVfe baths, electric fireplace in den, garage $290, security deposit and lease. 653-9856. 22 Beautiful new apartment on lake, furnished $225month. Call 312-581-3496. 22 McHenry, Clean 2 bedroom apartment, in Condo, lVfe baths living room, dining room, complete kitchen, washer & dryer, drapes, carpeted, store room, pool, $290, call 312-864- 7061 or 815-344-0412 after 5pm. 24 OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE PRIME LOCATION ON ROUTE 120 1 st floor offers 450 sq. ft. $200 per month. 2nd office lower level ap­ proximately 400 sq. ft. can be designed to suit your needs. $150 per month. All utilities paid for. Realty World Durbin-Stovall 4213 W.^oute 120, McHenry 815-385-8060 10-14TF APARTMENT FOR RENT Downtown McHonry 2 bedrooms, all ap­ pliances, fully carpeted. Ideal for middle aged or retired couples. 815-344-1632 815-385-6566 10-5TF IPAWTCD TO MET Mature working woman needs apartment in McHenry area soon. Reasonable Call after 6pm. 385-6456. 22 Farm land in McHenry County for the 1978 season, approx. 40 acres tillable with potential to irrigate (pond, creek, etc) and machinery storage building (1500-2500 sq. ft.) Willing to pay premium rent for the right site. Call 338-7860. ** 25 PET> FOB SALE U4KMAN SHEPHERD PUR, AKC registered, bred for in­ telligence conformation, disposition. $150. 385-8659. 26 SE ALPOINT SIAMESE KITTENS, 7 weeks old, 2 male, $25 each. Evenings or weekends. 385-3427. 22 AKC Black Labs, Cham­ pionship, excellent with kids. 815-459-8320. 22 4 PLEX APT. UNITS 2 lg. bedrooms, 1st 8 2nd floor, fully carpeted, private patios & balconies, air cond. 1 Vi baths $250 month includes gas heat & water. No pets, no childen $250 sec. deposit. References required. Shown by appt. only. Available Nov. & Dec. Call after 6 PM 815-344-18)9 10-12/10-14 I DO YOU NEED A HALL? THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Have one for Rent For information Call 385-2452 10/12 OFFICE FOR RENT in McHenry available by January 1st or sooner. Suitable for lawyers, accoun­ tants, real estate, or other professional uses. Consists of 2 private offices, conference room, general office, recep­ tion area, small kitchen, basement. Heat furnished. For more information call 815-385-2683 RIDING LESSONS Expert instruction. Special introductory series. 5 LESSONS $20.00 OUR FARM McHENRY 815-344-0951 10-7TF2 SITUATION WANTED Experienced young woman would like housecleaning jobs. References and own tran­ sportation. 815-728-0695. 22 Will babysit in my home, days, McHenry, Johnsburg Area. 385- 0503. 22 Prepare your home for winter now. Exterior and interior painting, Free estimates. Call 385-2006 ask for Mike. 22 Will clean your house, good, dependable worker, $4.50 hour. Available mornings, Monday - Friday. 385-7443. 22 GOING HOME? j When someone you love is in the hospital, the most power­ ful medicine is often very sim­ ple. It's called "Going Home". And going home is easier when you know HOMEMAKERS UPJOHN is there. Our health care specialist in­ cludes Registered Nurses. Practical Nurses, Nurses Aides and others. All are fully trained and available to work in your home as needed. They are also bonded, insured and carefully matched to your needs by our qualified service director. When "Going Home" becomes a possibility, call Homemakers Upjohn at 312-382-2650 Barrington I 312-623-2777 Waukegan AUCTION AUCTION SPRING GROVE FIREH0USE Sunday Oct. 16th 10:00 AM 1954 Dodge equipment truck, red, to highest bidder. For information Call 815-675-2060 10-12/10-14 League Hayrack Ride !' Bre-Emergency Tips' "j The Senior High Youth group of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 N. Green street, McHenry, will be hosting a hayrack ride - bonfire outing this Sunday, Oct It, at 6:30 p.m. The leaguers are encouraged to bring their friends and meet at the church for this event Election of league officers and a group discussion concerning the November bus trip to Old Chicago, upcoming retreats and the like will be held afterwards. Linda Alton, left and Cassie York, right discuss the hayrack ride-bonfire night at Whippletree farm. Fourth Annual Coin, Stamp Show Scheduled A Coin-Stamp show serving the quad county areas of Cook, Lake, McHenry and Kane counties is being hosted by the McHenry County Coin club and will be held at the Crystal Lake American Legion hall, Woodstock and Oak streets, Sunday, Oct. 16. Show hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free and ample parking is available on site. Club members will be available during the show for questions pertaining to coin collecting. Junior and senior exhibits will be displayed with trophies awarded along With a "Best of Show" award. Hie McHenry County Coin club, now in its sixteenth an­ niversary year, holds its regular meetings at the American Legion hall, Crystal Lake. Persons interested in coin collecting are urged to attend the meetings held the fourth Monday of each month at 8 p.m. Membership entitles members to enjoy two free functions during the year such as an annual picnic and Fall dinner. If further information is required, one may write to P.O. Box 271, Crystal Lake, 111., 60014. i. W0RKWISE "i i .j Questions and Answers , I am employed at a restaurant which is open seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Is it legal for the employer to choose certain employees to have, Sunday off all of the time while the rest of the employees have to take week days off all year? Isn't this considered job discrimination? Can't the employer be compelled to rotate Sundays? According to the Six Day Week law, enforced by the Illinois Department of Labor, workers must be given at least 24 consecutive hours of rest in each calendar week in addition to the regular period of rest allowed at the close of each working day. The law does not specify what days the employee is to be given off work. That arangement is made between the employer and employee and is considered company policy. If you believe that you are being discriminated against at your job due to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, physical or mental handicap unrelated to job ability, or unfavorable discharge from military ser­ vice, the Fair Employment Practices commission may be able to help you. The FEPC can be contacted at 179 W. Washington, Chicago (312 435- 6200) or 3 W. Old State Capitol Plaza, Springfield, (217 782- 1927). I recently opened a new buisness and need to find some good technical and professional employees. I tried hiring through our local newspaper's classified section, but didn't get very good results. Can you suggest a good way to get in touch with the type of people I need to get my business going? Have you tried your local Job OOATS * MOTORS 16'6" Sea Ray fiberglass boat, 75 HP Evinrude motor with Little Dude Trailer. 385-6092. 22 AUCTION BURRAFATO COMPANY GOING OUT OF BUSINESS Gigantic Auction Saturday Octobor 15, 1977 4821 W. Crystal Lako Road McHonry, Illinois. Ceramics, |ewelry, center piece, vases, ash troys. Im­ ports from all ovor the world, candle holders, flowers, baskets, mini bike, many, many other Items. On display at 1:00P.M. Auction starts at 2:00P.M. Rain Date Octobor 22, 1977 10/7-10/14 P£T COLUMN 10-12-10-14 Biimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiuiiiiiiiiifiiiiiuiiiii. PHONE 385-0170 TO PLACE LOST TOY APRICOT POODLE, Chi Chi, white flea collar, silver ring, on Court St. Reward. 385-2406. GIVEAWAY Basset hound mix, months old, female, white with brown markings, to good home. 385-9366. 22 5 YOUR AD. _ •llllllllllllillllllllllllllllHIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIll 1 Free puppies, mother terrier, father unknown, call 728-0797. 22 The progress of every community depends upon its public-spirited, unsel­ fish leadership. (This is one in a series of articles on fire prevention and other emergencies written for your information by the Firefighters of Co. 1, McHenry.) DON'T LET YOUR FAMILY BURN How the Accidents Happen Pre-school Children Toddler sets his clothing on fire while experimenting with matches. Child wearing sleepwear (it ihay be loose and floppy) reaches across stove or climbs up, igniting clothes. Usually occurs 6-9 a.m. while child is unsupervised. Child falls against or is pushed against heater during play. Service office yet? Job Service, which is administered by the Illinois Department of Labor, Bureau of Employment Security, has coordinated special programs especially for the employer. They have a system for recruiting technical and professional workers from other areas of Illinois, and are also able to serve as the screening office for all ap­ plicants to your company. That way, they will send you -only qualified applicants - saving you time, money, and worries. Job Service offices are located throughout the state. Check your telephone directory for the local office nearest you. Questions may be submitted to Workwise,' Room 705, Stratton Office building, Springfield, 111. 62706. Legal Notice STATE OF ILLINOIS ) COUNTY OF McHENRY ) BEFORE THE CITY OF McHENRY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS IN THE MATTER OF THE ) APPLICATION OF ) PATRICIA A. BURKE, ) BETTY J.SAWEY, ) BETTY J.WILL, ) EXCHANGE NATIONAL ) BANK, TRUST NO. 10937, ) McLAKE CO., INC. ) an Illinois Corporation, ) PHILLIP J. PAWL, ) individually and as Trustee ) of PHILLIP J. PAWL ) TRUST UNDER TRUST ) DECLARATION DATED ) JANUARY 4,1975; ) , JACOB J.SCHADT, ) MARY ANN SCHADT, ) "CHARLES T.HILL ) and EDITH S.HILL ) NOTICE Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held before the City of McHenry Zoning Board of Appeals in connection with the Application for Reclassification and Amendment under the City of McHenry Zoning Ordinance for the following described property: Lots 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 in Block 2 in Lakeland Park Unit No. 3, a subdivision of part of the East Half of the East Half of Section 28, Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, according to the Plat thereof recorded Sep­ tember 8,1953 as Document No. 269384 in Book 11 of Plats, page 90, in McHenry County, Illinois. The property consists of eight adjoining lots fronting on the North line of Route 120, West of Park Lane, in the City of McHenry. Two lots are im­ proved with residences, the addresses of which are 5214 and 5220 West Route 120, McHenry, Illinois. The Petition requests reclassification from "R-3A" Single Family District to "B l" Commercial Retail District. The hearing will be held on the 4th day of November, 1977 at 3:00 P.M. at the McHenrv City Hall, 1111 North Green Street, McHenry, Illinois at which time and place any person desiring to be heard may be present. CITY OF McHENRY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS By: Ronald J. Wilkins, Chairman DONALD W. TRUCKENBROD Attorney for Petitioners 4108 West Crystal Lake Road McHenry, Illinois 815-385-2322 (Pub. Oct. 14,1977) , How To Prevent Them . Keep matches and lighters where exploring toddlers can't find them. * Recognize danger of child alone. Close off the kitchen with a gate if children wake up before parents. Supervise child if he is in kitchen while you are cooking. Don't store cereal, cookies, other "bait" over or near stove. Dress child in close-fitting clothes. Teach child to be aware of danger. Use heater labeled by nationally-recognized testing agency. Place away from traffic and children. School-age Children Boy tending outdoor grill or open fire in the yard catches fire by being too close. He may throw gasoline on open fire causing flashback that ignites clothes. Boy uses flammable liquid near hot water heater or o t h e r o p e n - f l a m e appliance. The vapors reach the pilot light and; explode. Girl gets loose sleepwear caught in open space heater, igniting clothes. Girl alone in kitchen reaches across stove igniting loose sleepwear on gas flame or electric burner. Recognize the danger of flammable liquids and matches in the hands of this age group. Be sure you know and teach children not to use flammable liquids to start or freshen any fire. Gasoline, paint thinner, barbecue starter, etc., are hazards because of the explosiveness of the vapors. Set a good example in the safe use and storage of flammable liquids. Use and store them outdoors or in well-ventilated areas away from appliances with pilot lights. Clean up : spills immediately. Teach awareness of the danger of clothes near heat source. Use heater labeled by a testing agency. Place away from traffic and children. Teach awareness of the danger of clothes near heat source. Tell girls not to wear sleepwear or loose sleeves while cooking. Supervise girls and boys while they are learning to use the stove. Know how to smother pan fire with cover; drop down and roll if clothes ignite. Adults Woman reaches across stove and ignites clothes on flame or electric burner. Man falls asleep while smoking in bed. He may be alone and-or under the influence of medicine or alcohol, or he may be sick. Recognize the danger. Do not wear sleepwear or loose sleeves at the stove. Do not store things ovor die stove that you will use while cooking (or that will be attractive to children). No one should ever smoke in bed. This is a large individual cause of fatal home fires. When you smoke in bed, you risk your own independence (you may become an invalid or die). You also endanger the rest of your family or occupants of the building who may become trapped by the fire you cause. Elderly and Disabled Older woman reaches across stove and ignites clothes on flame or hot burner Older woman's clothes ignite from contact with space heater. Older person ignites clothing while lighting a cigarette. Learn not to burn! Did Work AO Right '"'That new saw I bought is worthless," he stormed, "why, it wouldn't cut butter." His small son, Tommy, looked up in surprise. "Oh yes, it would dad," he ex­ claimed earnestly, "Why, Ted and I sawed a whole brick in two with it this morning in no time." Recognize the danger. Women should change into close-fitting daytime clothes before using stove. Sew sleepwear from flame- retardant fabrics.. Drop down and roll if clothes ignite. Smother pan fire with cover. Use heaters labeled by a testing agency. Keep heater away from traffic. Don't dry clothes on heater. Recognize the danger of clothes near heat source. Avoid loose-fitting clothes. Older persons and the disabled may not have good hand coordination. They must face this fact. A person should make careful, deliberate motions when handling smoking materials. Keep matches away from clothes. Know to drop down and roll if clothes ignite. Becoming a helpless invalid is nothing to look forward to. And no one wants to risk the lives of his neighbors and friends. Not every burn is listed here. Scalds, electrical burns, burns from floor furnace grids, camping tents, and so forth, are not' discussed. But the; examples given are among the most serious, crippling, and frequent They have the highest probability of occurring to your family members. Practice prevention. Eliminate the burn epidemic in America--it's up to you. For company beef stew, prepare as usual. Add Vi cup dry red wine and V4 pound sliced mushrooms during the last half hour of cooking. Keep dirt and leaves from blowing under an overhead garage door, while closed, by cementing a strip of carpeting along the bottom of the door's inner edge. 1