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PAGE 16 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25,1979 HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT OARAGE SALE NEEDED, Part time cashier, from 9 AM to 1 PM Monday thru Friday. No experience necessary. Call 344-0844 or apply in person, 3725 W. Elm, Heights Finance. 4-20-4-25 Reliable babysitter, McHenry Shores area, occassional evenings and weekend. 815-385- 6926 4-25-4-27C Wanted teenager to do misc. yard work. Johnsburg area. 815-385-2626. 4-25-4-27C WAITRESSES WANTED FULL OH PARI 1IHE moffi 815-385-2014 4-25-4 /27 DO YOU have sales ability? We have opportunity, repeat sales, pleasant work, advancement. For interview, send your qualifications to Amway Distributor. R & V Assoc. 4304 N. Riverdale Dr. McHenry or Call 815-344-3015. 4-25-4-27C DISHWASHER WANTED, 7:30 am to 3:00pm, 6 days a week. Apply Windhill Pancake Parlor 3307 Elm, McHenry. 4-25-4-27c Mature woman to work in Hot Dog stand weekends and evenings. In Sunnyside area. 815-344-2454 or 815-385-6095 . 4- 25-4-27C Mature person to come into my home and sit for 16 month old child 5 days a week. Call after 5:30 pm. 815-728-0204 . 4-25 AVOll WATOI YOUR EMHIIIKS CROW IN THE SPRING Sell Avon. Earn extra money. Set your own hours. Be your own boss. Over 18, call Mrs. Bauer 385-5385 WAITRESSES WANTED EXPERIENCE PREFERRED Apply McHENRY INN 4512 W. Rte. 120 815-344-0900 after 3:00 PM POSITIONS in Central Sterile Supplies Shift 10:00 am to 6 pm Must be able to work every other weekend. Apply Personnel Dept. McHmm Hospital 3516 W. Waaktgai Rt McHenr-!!. 60050 LUNCH HOUR 11,00 - 3,00 Monday through Friday Must be reliable 385-1600 ! . Person to work in Service * Department of tire store. Must * be dependable. Will train. * Many company benefits. In- •surance. Paid vocation. Profit «sharing. New facility. 3 Crystal Lake Tiro & lattery 815-459-1460 ? SECRETARY/ RECEPTIONIST ;For a Professional Of- jfice. Family Service & ; Community Mental Health Center i For McHenry County 385-6400 „ : GENERAL ! LABOR • Manufacturer of Industrial [ovens, needs general 'laborers. Ability to read blue • prints helpful. • Precision Quincy Corp. 220 N. Madison St Woodstock. II. : 815-338-2675 +• : FULLTIME I BOOKKEEPER • Wanted. Experience <}nd computer Unowledge desired, for f|ew business in McHenry. Coll ; 344-3150 PROFESSIONAL SUBSTITUTE FOR DIRECT SERVICE STAFF AT Pioneer Center Bachelors degree required, prefer­ ably in Special Education. Please call: Alan Dominic 815-455-1110 TYPIST NEEDED POSITION AVAILABLE in duplicating room at McHenry High ^chool East Campus. Will be operating Xerox, and Gestetner machines plus typing. Summers Off Hours: 7:30 - 2:30 Call 815-385-1145 ext. 38 4 25 4 27 FOR SALE UPRIGHT PIANO. $100.00 385- 2112. 4-18-4-25 Conn full organ with separate speaker $350.00 or best offer, call 815-385-0607. 4-25-4-27C 70 GALLON WORKING AQUARIUM (vinyl covered) with pump, filters, heaters and over a dozen tropical fish $150. 815-678-4291. 4-25-4-27C MAILBOXES-NEW BLACK Rural $4.00. 815-338-2951. 4-25-4- 27c 1975 TRAVEL TRAILER 25 ft., self contained, large refrigerator. Very good con­ dition. 815-568-7948. 4-25-4-27C BRAND NEW QUEEN size water bed, wooden headboard, heater included $250 or best offer. Call 815-385-6300 after 5. 4-25-4-27C Truck cap, fits short bed black with smoked windows $150.00, V.W. high back buckets, make offer. 815-385-5232. 4-25-4-27C 1972 FORD TORINO Squire wagon, full power $500; Pick-up truck cap for 6 ft. body $125; refrigerator with top freezer $125; 72 Monti Carlo full power $1100. 815-385-7236 after 6. 4-25- 4-27C • 30" Sears Kenmore electric stove, avocado, used less than 1 year. $469 original price$200 or best offer. 815-344-3935 after 5:30. 4-25-4-27C STEREO, harman-kardon 430, Receiver Ohm L-speakers. United Audio turntable $475. 8 mos. old. 385-3808 after 5:30pm. 4-25-4-27c Bar, 11 ft. long $40.00: Gas range $30.00 815-385-8469 4-25-4- 27c Two matching light gold and green print loveseats $500.00 Whispering Oaks 815-385-5345. 4-25-4-27C KENMORE WASHER AND DRYER, Philco refrigerator, crown stove. $25.00 ea. 653-7311. 4-25-4-27C WATER SOFTENER SEARS MODEL 90E. $40.00 385-5957. After 5:00P.M. 4-25-4-27C SPINET-CONSOLE PIANO FOR SALE Wanted: Responsible party to take over Spinet Piano. Easy terms. Can be seen locally. Write: Credit Manager, P.O. Box 207, Carlyle,IL 62231. 4-25-5-llc ROGERS 4 pc. drum set with cymbals ana seat. Recently re- skined, good condition $200; Snap on tools, top-bottom and side cabinets. Complete set of mechanics tools $7,000 value- $4,000 or best offer- Excellent condition, life time guarantee 815-338-6645 . 4-25-4-27C ALFALFA MIXED HAY, approx. 400 bales. $1.00 a bale Easy loading. Evenings. 568- 6721. ' 4-25-4-27C 7 ft. western snowplow, com­ plete for Chevy Blazer, call after 6pm. 312-497-3970 . 4-25-4- 27c CHAIN SAW, Mini-Mac 35 Deluxe, super light weight with chain brake, auto, oiling, with auto, sharp. Comes with carrying case, 1978, two hours use. 815-385-5616 . 4-25-4-27C Living room furniture. By appointment only. 815-385-3704. 905 Oakwood Dr. Whispering Oaks. 4-25-4-27c COUCH AND CHAIR. 385-5609 4-25-4-27C Camper 14 ft. travelmate trailer, awning included. $950.00.385-7649. 4-25-4-27C 2 LOTS IN Windridge Cemetery. 1 - Double bunk bed. 344-0548 . 4-25-4-27C 1974 JAYCO POPUP, sleeps 8, Nomad truck camper-sleeps 5. Call after 5.815-653-5696. 4-25-4- 27c ANTIQUES - at WON- DERMERE FARM, We buy an thing old, 9111 Wondermere Road, Wonder Lake. 815-653- 7497 4-4tfc African violet plants 50 cents to 4" pots $3. All sales donated to McHenry Methodist Church building fund. 2220 West Manor Lane, 815-385-4689, also at Shuldas, Millstream coin wash. 4-11-5-18C HAY FOR SALE $1.00 bundle, large bale. 815-385-2847. 4-4tfc Doll Houses, accessories, recycle maternity and childrens clothing, handmade items and toys. Cathies Country Creations, 9910 Main St., Hebron, IL 60034. 815-648- 2839. Closed Tuesday and Wednesday. 3-28-6-lc ORIENTAL RUGS 10x12 and 6x9, mint condition, best offer. 815-459-6322. 4-20-4-25 24 ft. round pool expandable liner to 7 ft. deep with one year old Jacuzzi sand filter 815-385- 5280. 4-20-4-25 Girls 27" 10 speed bike, one year old $75.00. 815-385-5681 4- 25-4-27C 4 F78-15 Firestone tires only 3,000 miles, $75 or best offer. 815-385-0062. 4-25-4-27C 1976 17 ft. Midas Travel trailer, self contained, sleeps 5. single tandem, Reese hitch, electric brakes, under 5,000 miles, also 1974 Suburban with new motor and trailer hitch Call 815-459- 0707 days or 815-459-0828 after 5 pm. 4-25-4-27C STEREO HI-FI AM-FM record player, like new. Thomasville queen size headboard'army cot. 2" air mattresses and pump R o t i s s e r i e m o t o r " , Dehumidifier; electric self propelled lawn mower, and other small items. all reasonable prices. 312-497-3080. 4-25 for oppointment 4 ie rr BAR with padded front, for­ mica top and shelves $50.00, Indoor outdoor carpeting 12 ft widt fcreen $1.00 sq. yd Call 385-8992. 4-25 IN MC HENRY, home 2 or 3 bedroom, large rooms, basement, plus garage, just painted outside and inside. 312- 564-1972 4-25-4-27C FOR OFFICE in McHenry, very close to downtown on Rt. 120 more than 1500 sq. ft. can be split for medical, lawyer, real estate etc. Just remodeled, painted inside & outside. Large parking. 312-564-1972. 4-25-4-27c FURNISHED 1 or 2 bedroom Condo $260.00 up. Vacation Village. 312-587-8470. 4-4tfc Comfortable room, good location, for emloyed man. No smoking • or drinking, references required. Call 815- 385-0607 . 4-25-4-27C Studio apartment in Ringwood, furnished, carpeted, available immediately $125.00 plus security deposit. Call after 5pm. 414-279-5897. 4-25-4-27C 2 BEDROOM APT, carpeted, stove and refrigerator, em­ ployed adults only, no pets. $220.00 per mo. security deposit, references. 385-2725. 4- 25 VFW CLUBHOUSE and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 385-9860 9 to 12 week­ days or after 6pm. 4-4tfc NEW MODERN OFFICE space for lease. Available March, 1979. Up to 1500 sq. ft. available. Fully air conditioned and carpeted. Wonder Lake area. 815-728-0404 . 4-4tfc QUALITY MOTORHOME 30 foot Diplomat, sleeps 9, rent by day or week. Reserve now for summer vacation, Richmond area. 815-675-6356. 4-4tfc L A R G E L U X U R I O U S DUPLEX, on water, 2 bedrooms, double vanity bath, living room, dining area. Washer, dryer and garage, In town block to shopping. Adults. No pets. 815-385-3493. 4- 18tfc 22 foot Coachmen motor home. $300.00 a week, no mileage. 312- 658-5991. 4-18-5-1 lc 2 ROOM APARTMENTS for rent. Perfect for older couple 815-385-1079. 4-20tfc WAREHOUSE or factory space from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385-1079. 4-4tfc 3 Bedroom house in McHenry. 1 car garage, $325 month. $450 security deposit. 815-385-6340. 4-18-4-27C 2 BEDROOM APT. 5109 Mc- Cullom Lake Road. Rent $350. per month plus security deposit. Call after 6pm. 385- 7784. 4 4-4tfc McHenry-Convenient in town location. 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, stove and refrigerator included, no pets. Reasonable rent, security deposit. 1 year lease required Phone 815-385-4646 or 385-2352. 4-4tfc Pop up camper, sleeps 6, stove, heater, ice box, porta potty, awning, new tires $975.00 Call 815-338-0011. 4-18-4-27C 12x60 ROYAL OAK MOBILE home. Must be moved. 815-455- 4433. 4-20-4^7c One 19" and one 26" Scotts fertilizer spreader reasonable. 312-497-3506. 4-25-4-27C 25 foot cabin cruiser. 185 H P. Chrysler engine. 1,200.00 or best offer. 815-728-0329 . 4-25-4- 27C New & used R R. ties; bulk grass seed. Woodstock Farm & Lawn. 815-338-4200. • 4-4tfc BABY CLOTHES AND EQUIPMENT till age 2. Lots of little dresses, other clothing, bikes, misc. 2213 Aloha Drive off of Riverside Drive. Apr. 26- 27th, 9 to 4pm 4-25 SIX 17' Aluminumcraft canoes. $175.00 each Ed's Rental and Sales 385-3232 SHORE MASTER ALUMINUM boat hoist, 2500 lb. capacity. $700.00 385-3928. 4-20-5-2C APACHE EAGLE Pop-up camper, 4 sleeper with canopy and add a room. Towable with compact car. Call after 7:00 PM . 385-3058 . 4-25-4-27C Now taking applications for new apartments. Located at 4005 Lillian St., City of McHenry. 2 bedrooms with 1 or TVs baths, carpeted, all ap­ pliances. Ideal for retired, semi-retired or older people. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Call for appointment. 815-344-1632 or 815-385-6566 " " FOR RENT 1,500 square foot storage barn, secure, lighted, dry. Im­ mediate occupancy. Wieser, Amore (J Assoc. Inc. 085-4880 Matching couch and 2 chairs. $25.00 1-312-497-3956 . 4-25-4-27C AMERICAN DREW complete dining room set; Herculon hide- a-bed and love seat, Polaris snowmobile. 815-385-1025. 4-25- 4-27C NEW 1 or 2 bedroom apartment, now ready for leasing. Close to shopping center, within walking distance. Char-Mar Apartments 704 Logan Cooney Heights McHenry Coll between 9 AM-4PM 385-5965 after 5:00 PM 385-9019 < 25 4 FOR SALE HARD TO FIND APPLIANCE PARTS! We handle most major appliance parts. Serving the McHenry area for over 50 years CAREY APPLIANCE Sales A Service 1241 N. Green St. 385-5500 3 28 6 20 TF I MOVING IN SALE, tables, chairs, couch, lamps TV's airconditioners and misc. 28-29 9 to 5, Fox Ridge subdivision 212 Augusta McHenry. 4-25-4-27 GARAGE SALE, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 9am to 5pm, two refrigerators, regulation size pool table, stoves, bunk beds, toys, clothes, much misc. 1505 North Beach, off 120 behind Turtle Garage. 4-25-4- 27c 1908 Flower Street, Lakeland Park, Sat. & Sun. April 28th and 29th, 10-5PM. 4-25-4-27C GARAGE SALE- Thursday- Friday April 26-27, 9 to 6, 5212 Patton Dr. Wonder Lake. 4-25 BENEFIT, St. Johns Restoration Fund Rummage Sale. Johnsburg Community club, Thursday April 26th 9am to 4:30 pm and Friday April 27th 9am to 8pm. 4-25 Garage Sale, 608 Kensington Drive, Foxridge, McHenry, Color TV, snowtires, childrens clothes, china sink, couch, camera, window fan, wood chairs, tape recorder and much more 10-6 pm Fri. and Sat. April 27th and 28th. 4-28-4-27c Lincoln Cloverleafs 4H rum­ mage and bake sale. April 28th 9am to 3pm, at Knights of Columbus 1304 N. Park St., McHenry. 4-25-4-27C GARAGE SALE, April 26, 27 & 28th, 9am to 5pm 4507 N, H i c k o r y n u t , M c H e n r y (Pistakee Terrace) fireplace screen, small appliances, kitchen and bath sink, much misc. 4-25-4-27C GARAGE SALE, Friday & Saturday 9am to 4pm, 704 N. Center, McHenry, Couch, chairs, lawnmower, TV, cameras, bicycle, 8 ft. childs pool, toys and much misc. 4-25- 4-27c 5 FAMILY GARAGE SALE. Thursday, Friday & Saturday 9am to 5pm, 2915 Lincoln Rd. McHenry. Doll houses, lawn- mowers, bicycles, jig saw and wood lathe, file cabinet, household items, bedspreads, pillows, combination stereo, and much more too numerous to mention. 4-25-4-27c HAPPV BBTHOAV HAPPY 21st BIRTHDAY * \ i Love, MOM & DAD , „ HRPPY 40th BIRTHDRY 0»D Of THANKS To our relatives, friends, "embers of St. Peter's Christian Mother Society and Lotus Country woman's club; Your cards, flowers, calls and acts of kindness at the time of Emma's passing will long be remembered. A special thanks to the members of the Rich­ mond Rescue Squad for their outstanding efforts. Arthur J. Kattner, Wm. & Mary Kattner, Joseph & Jean Mulcoby & family. 4-25 I 'W Mom Er Dad HAPPY BIRTHDAY FRED CASSIDY LOVE, MOM. DAD GRANDMA (, GRANDPA HAPPY BIRTHDAY JERRY WAKITSCH FROM THE CASSIDY'S AND STREMLAU'S WANTED TO RENT OFFICE SPACE wanted to rent, approx. 500 sq. ft. on main street of Crystal Lake, 312-223- 6841 after 4pm. 4-6-4-27c WANTED- 3 bedroom home up to $350 month. 2 children, good references. 815-653-9082 after 5:30pm. , 4-20-4-27C WANTED CROP LAND. Cash rent or shares. 815-344-0663. 4- 25tfc Mature working woman looking for 1 or 2 bedroom apt. on 1st floor in the town of McHenry. Reasonable rent. 385-8075 By May 1st. 4-13-4-27c INSTRUCTIONS PIANO or ACCORDION LESSONS 815-653-9631 3-28-4- 27c LOST jf 0 8 d 5' 5'5'fl 5'flTOnTB'd d fl B 6 HORSES BOARDED Pasture-Dox Stalls New Indoor Arena Daily Grain Turn Out Outside Riding Arena RAJA ACRES {Sirviai MdbvylWNfetKk Am) Call 815-648-4012 i m i i - _ - j f a GWCA1PAV Town-Country Tips by David Ploch«r. Ext«n»ion S«rvic» 338 3737 338-4747 LOST: a set of keys on small keyring. Reward. Will identify- 815-385-9450. 4-25-4-27C PET COLUMN WANTED PUPPIES 6-8 weeks old, good homes guaranteed. Also we buy Poodle or Schnauzer mixed pups. 815-385- 7897. 4-4tfc LOST, From Lakemoor, 4-13, Female doberman pincher, black and tan, has 1 droopv ear and wearing a choker and black flea collar. Family heart­ broken, reward. 344-2876 or 385- 3578 . 4-25-4-27C PETS FOR SALE Black Labrador AKC 3 females, 8 weeks old $150.00 815-385-4211. 4-25-4-27C SCHNOODLE PUPS toy size $45. Also small mixed breed pups $10. 815-385-7897 . 4*25-4- 27c CANARIES, good singers, males & females. 312-639-2622. 4-25-4-27C DOBERMAN MALE, 1'2 years old, very affectionate house pet only, needs room to run. 312- 358-3939 days, 815-344-0564 eves. 4-25-4-27C HORSES L I C E N S E D H O R S E SHOEING. Mike Westland 815- 385-8877 or 312-690-6360 evenings. 4-4-4-27c 12 yr. old Buckskin Gelding rides western will ride English $900.00 with saddle and all tack. • 653-9530. 4-25-5-4C PASTURE BOARD $50.00 per month 385-1757. 4-25-5-4c APT. SIZE GAS STOVE, works well, bathroom sink and wood shelving unit. After 5:00. 344- 2560. 4-25 Canned Goods Canned goods and staple products such as flour pasta, sugar and cereal generally will keep a year or more even if stored tightly closed in a cool, dry place. The Institute of Natural Resources, Illinois Office of Education and Illinois State Fair invite Illinois residents to enter the Illinois Solar Hot Water Design competition. Innovative design approches to solar hot water heating will exhibit and compete for awards at the 1979 Illinois State Fair (Aug. 9 - 19). They are looking for func­ tional solar hot water demonstration models that are low cost and simply operated. They are also looking for durability, effectiveness and aesthetics. There are divisions for Grade 7 Students and Grade 10 Students. In addition residents over 18 can enter the in­ dependent category. Entrants from both divisions will compete for the $1,000 Grand Prize. $5,000 in awards will be given. Contact me for more in­ formation. Narrow Row Soybeans- Soybean producers now using 36-inch rows or wider could pick up another 10 percent in yields simply by reducing row spacing to at least 30-inch in­ tervals. Research indicates the increased yields are possible, and without increasing planting populations. Weed control is a must in narrow row soybeans. Narrow rows should not be used in fields with known hard-to- control weeds, like Johnson grass or other perennials. Extension soybean specialists suggest preplant or preemergency grass herbicide with narrow rows. Grasses are the worst problem in soybeans and to date there is no postemergence herbicide for grass control. Broadleaf weed control can be obtained from soil applied or foliar herbicides. The narrow row soybeans will help themselves, too, because faster shading of the soil helps suppress weeds. It also helps the soil retain moisture needed by the soybean plants. As for using different row widths for corn soybeans, I suggest that when new corn equipment is bought, producers should consider machinery for 30 inches or less. A logical time to change to narrow soybean rows is when you go shopping for new equipment for corn. Narrow row soybeans are not for everyone. Good management is an essential ingredient. That includes weed control and selection of a proper variety. Vigorous Soybeans Pay Off-If you want a good and uniform stand of soybeans, make sure you choose a vigorous seed this spring. Cold germination testing is about the best way to deter­ mine the relative vigor of two or more soybean seedlots. Seeds having the highest cold germination test scores tend to produce the best stands and yields. The advantage of using vigorous seed is most apparent in seedbeds with stress factors, such as cold temperatures, crusted soil and herbicide residue. Under ideal con­ ditions-in a seedbed without stress factors-seedlots of high and low vigor tend to produce similar stands and yields. However, it's rare to find an ideal seedbed. Generally, the cold ger­ mination tests results won't be as high as those from the warm test. The closer the results are, the more likely the seed has a high vigor level. For example, a 90 percent warm and an 80 percent cold germination means the seed is vigorous. However, a seedlot with a cold germination score 30 to 40 percent below the warm test result indicates a lack of vigor. One final note on seed vigor testing is have both tests taken at the same lab. Seeds are tested in soil and not all soil is the same from lab to lab. Sheepman's Holiday Planned- Plans for a second annual Sheepman's Holiday and Symposium are underway, according to Gary Ricketss, University of Illinois Extension sheep specialist. The Illinois Lamb and Wool Producers. Inc., and the U of I Cooperative Extension Service, who co- sponsor the event, have selected Jan. 4-5, 1980 as the date for the symposium. Don Oswarld, Jr., Tremont, who served as chairman of the 1979 symposium, will continue as chairman of the 1980 event, notes Rickettes. Milk Production-Illinois and United States Milk Procution increased during the month of February. The estimated production in Illinois is up 3 percent while that of the United States is up 1 percent. The number of cows in Illinois average 4 percent grater than the 1978 figure while the U.S. the number of cows was off 1 percent. There are 236,000 milk cows in Illinois and 10.8 million head in the U.S. Land l'se-71.24 percent of the McHenry county land areas was reported in farms ac­ cording to the 1977 annual assessors farm census. The drop of 2690 acres of .7 of a percent from 1976. These figures are statistics compiled by the Illinois Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Ag. Statistics. Agriculture is the nations biggest industry and its largest employer. It's assets total $671 billion, about three-fourths of the capital assests of all manufacturing corporations in the United States. Between 14 and 17 million people work in some phase of agricultural from growing food and fiber to selling it at the supermarket. These facts are only several of thousands contained in the Fact Book of U.S. Agriculture- Misc. Publication No. 1063. Give us a call and we'll order you a copy. Feeding Bees-According to our State Bee Specialist, Elbert Jaycox, this is the time of year when colonies of honey bees most often run out of stored food and die of starvation. The bees made it through the winter buy did not have enough honey to meet the dual demands or rearing brood and keeping the brood nest warm. When rearing brood, bees can't turn down the thermostat-it must be set at 93 degrees to 95 degrees F. Car­ bohydrate food is required to produce the heat. Bees need spring feeding for other reasons, too. We may have removed too much honey and there was no nectar flow later. Also, the bees consume more food when there is a warm fall that allows flight later in the year. The bees continue to search for food but find very little. We had that condition last fall in Illinois and bees consumed above average amounts of food at that time. Soft candy or corn syrup used as the sole food of bees is toxic. We may find some undesirable effects even from high-fructose corn syrup if it provides the only stores for colonies. Granulated sugar is probably the best of the simple foods to give bees in an emergency. Sugar syrup made from white table sugar is the best all- around food for colonies if you have no cobs of honey to give them. More facts on this subject is in the Bees and Honey newsletter published monthly. I'll send you information of this newsletter and others in the ag newsletter service. Write or call, P.O. Box 431, Woodstock, 111. 60098, 338-3737 or 4747. A Traffic Hazard-I saw it turn off the side road on to the high­ way. It drew no special at­ tention since it was a quarter of a mile or so away. But I soon realized the hazard that I was quickly approaching. It was a pickup pulling a tractor with a loader attached. There were no lights on the tractor. There were no SMV emblems on the equipment. The truck lights were invisible from behind. His speed was 20 mph. Illinois law says all farm vehicles designed to travel 25 miles per hour or less must display a SMV emblem visible 500 feet away. Common sense says all farm vehicles except trucks should have a SMV emblem safety attached. Plan for a safe cropping season. Be equipped and be prepared. "Teenagers-Alcoholism" Yheme Of May Workshop "Teenagers and Alcoholism" is the theme of the Lake County Council on Alcoholism's workshop for professionals. The all-day workshop, co- sponsored by Fort Sheridan and the Lake County Juvenile Probation office, will take place Thursday, May 24, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Illinois Beach resort, Lake Front, Zion. The workshop, recognizing the International Year of the Child, is designed for teachers, counselors, juvenile officers. social workers and other persons who work with teenagers experiencing alcohol and other drug abuse problems Don Newcombe, former World Series-All Star pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers and a recovering alcoholic, is keynote speaker for the workshop. Dr George Wendell of Highland Park hospital will open the workshop with a presentation. "Teenage Alcoholism-Is There a Difference? Other agenda items include two film presentations, mini workshops on successful peer leadership programs, value clarification, and educational resources and curriculum Baked Apples Rome Beauty apples are the best choice for baked apples because they retain their shape when cooked. For "eating out of hand," Red Delicious are a good buy