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\MOCUS -- , ! I -III) TVcenk Of Woodttock ^CKETV 0OV«H« Mon.-Thuvs. 9-5:30; Of Woodstock 108 CASS STREET ON THE WOODSTOCK SQUARE ^ r-^'^rr >+•>*> PAG^Z^law^EAI^^^WDAY^ANUAR^j^IW HELP WANTED FOR KNT ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVE We need an aggressive sales oriented per- sori to work for McHenry County's lafgest newspaper group, selling display adver­ tising. Join a growing newspaper calling on established and new accounts, while receiving Salary, commission, auto expen­ se, paid vacation, hospitalization. Send Resume or Come In < and fill out an application at McHenry Pl̂ indealer 3812 W. Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 60050 FOR SALE PROCESSED COAL For stoves and furnaces. We also sell wood burning stoves. Woodstock Farm & Lawn Center. 2020 South Route 47. 815-338-4200. l-2tfc INTRODUCTORY OFFER: Rent a Quality water softener for $3.00 a month for the first 3 months. Free installation. Call collect 815- 338-3344 Quality Water Conditioning. l-2tfc BAGGED COAL, for fireplaces, stoves, in stock now. Brickettes, genuine cannel, East Kentucky lump-all, low sulphur. R. Dawson, 815-943-6937 12-19-1- 30c COUPON WASHERS AND DRYERS Reconditioned and guaranteed $60.00 and ut 815-385-6431. d up. l-2tfc •n i i (any mattress or I I I FREE FRAME J with purchase of box spring) | minimum purchase WATER SOFTENER SALT Sale, pellet type only 1st Saturday of every month. H u e m a n n W a t e r Conditioning. 3607 Chapel Hill Road, Johnsburg. 815- 385-3083. l-2tfc FIREPLACES, ALL BRANDS. Installation and or masonry available. Call Quality Fireplaces. 815-385- 7478. l-2tfc O R I E N T A L R U G S WANTED, Immediate cash paid for rugs, Sarouk, kashan, Chinese. * Call collect 312 884 6444. anytime. l-2tfc OAK FIREWOOD, Holiday Special only $45.00 ton, delivered. Picked up, $40. ton. 385-6008, or after 6 pm 455-3374 12-26-1-2C $100. _ LENNY FINE FURNITURE 230 Virginia Rd., II Crystal Lake 815-455-4550 Country Corner Shopping Center I Good Thru 12-24-1980 FIREWOOD FOR SALE, dry oak $45. face cord delivered. Will make deal on 3 or more face cords. 815-943- 6990 12-26-1-2c 70 Gallon Aquarium, stand, glass top, light, filter, heater, \ gravel, .00.8*5-r $225 -728-1404. more. 1-2 year labor KIRBY CLASSIC VACUUM rebuilt, new motor, bag & brush, looks like new. Complete with all attachments including rug shampooer. 2 guarantee parts & $299.95.815-4594158. 1-2-1-9C 2 FIRESTONE SNOW TIRES 78x14 slightly used $35.815-385-8433. 1-2 ANTIQUE DECORATOR DRAW ROD, Extends to 13 ft. $65. After 5:30 pm. 815- 385-3364. 1-2 19" Black k White T V., Schwinn Voyager II, ten speed bike. 815-385-6638. 1-2- l-9c • OAK FIREWOOD, split and delivered $45 ton. 815-385- 3560. 1-2-1-30C RABBITS FOR SALE, Call after 6 pm. 815-344-0951. 1-2- 1-8 LAMPS STAINED GLASS, hanging type, tiffany style. Values to $200. Now $17 to $55.815-459-0666. 1-2 1971 Fiat 850 Spider, newly rebuilt engine for parts or restoration, Call after 5 pm. 815-344-4122. 1-2 SNOWBLOWER. electric with off-on switch. Excellent condition just $60.00. 815-385- 8688. - . 1-2-1-9C Reconditioned and guaranteed refrigerators, 815-385-6431 12-31-11c 71 Ski-Do Olympic 399 cc, $200. Rocket wheels and tires, 15x10 rear, 14x6 front, $150.815-385-3515 after 5 pm. 12-31-1-2C S E A S O N E D O A K FIREWOOD $50 per face cord. Split delivered and stocked WiO deal on 2 face cords or more. 365-0855 12-31- 1-9C lllaid CABINETS 40% Off FACTORY LIST Keyline Kitchens (815) 385 1720 mmmsmr LAKE GENEVA Deluxe 1 ft 2 bedroom apar­ tments, folly carpeted. 1S ceramic baths, color applian­ ces. dishwasher, air con­ ditioning. laundry, large storage area, jjas heat. By lake, several blocks from downtown. * Geneva lake Apartments 1321 W.Moin St. Lake Geneva, Wi. " • 414-248-4572 »'aTF 2 112 KNOW AFAKNDnT Available Now Close to shopping center, within walking distance. 704 Logon, Cooney HelghU NEW APARTMENTS Ready for leasing on Rt. 31 CHAR-MAR AfTS. Coil between 9:00 am • 4:00 pm v 815-315-5965 after 5:00 pm SNOWMOBILE 1979 Artie Cat JAG 3000, 300 Miles, Excellent Condition. $1,100. Call 385-4269 Ask for Bruce. 1-2 1976 Rupp Nitro liquid cooled $925; 1975 Rupp Nitro $725.00; both in excellent condition. 815-728-0150. 1-2 HORSES 11x11 NX STALLS DM NT, V DESWEO BAiYfilAi •UKf OUTDOOR MMK ARENA ~ •HW B'lW MOOR ARENA 4ARGE FOALRfcjTALL AVAIiHI •MOOR ARENA A vUAIIi IY THE HOUR VtSlTOtS RELCOM RAJA ACRES Crystal Lake, close to train station, 3 bedrooms, dining room, living room, basement, 2 car garage. $350 per month,, references, security deposit. Call weekends or after 6 pm. 815- 385-1798. 1-2-1-9C Wonder Lake -- Very nice 3 bedroom house, large deck & backyard. lVfe bath, $350 month, 1 month security deposit. Send references to Box JA1, McHenry Plaindealer, 3812 W. Elm St., McHenry, II. 60050. l-2tfc HOUSflf FOR RENT, Wonder Lake, one bedroom $275.00; 815-728-0702. l-2tfc W A R E H O U S E O R FACTORY SPACE From 5,000 to 15,000 Ft. 815-385- 1079. l-2tfc 1,000 sq. ft. of office or retail space, zoned B-l Route 120, separate utilities, ample parking. 815-338-0777. l-2tfc O N E B E D R O O M APARTMENT, Heat included, will decorate. 815- 344-4231 or 312-775-7000. 1- 2tfc APARTMENTS FOR RENT, two bedrooms, Third & James Street, McHenry. 312-381-2059. l-2tfc FOR RENT OR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY, New 3 bedroom home, baths, full basement, 2 car attached garage, sliding glass door to deck, large lot on dead end street, no pets> Ask for Rita, ERA-RDG Realty 815-385-9394. l-2tfc 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, situated in a country setting. This large apartment has self, defrosting refrigerator- freezer, oven, stove, and garbage disposal and is within walking distance of shopping and medical center. $295.00. Mayline Apartments, Richmond. 815- 678-2861. l-2tfc LIGHT INDUSTRIAL SPACE, New opening in areas of 1200 to 15,000 sq. ft. Immediate occupancy. 815- 678-2861. l-2tfc VFW CLUBHOUSE And Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385- 9660 from 9 am. to 12 weekdays or after 6 pm. 1- 2tfe WHISPERING POINT Office rentals $64.00 per m o n t h . I m m e d i a t e occupancy. Call 815-385-5577. l-2tfc Garden Quarter Condo, very clean, 2 bedrooms, lVfc baths, appliances $350. month. 815- 385-2387. 1-2-1-7 Waters Edge Condo, luxury 2 bedrooms,x,. 2 baths, appliances, garage, air, ana fireplace. $425 month. 815- 385-2387. 1-2-1-7 2 BEDROOM HOME, Large yard, lake rights, fireplace, Wonder Lake, $300.00 per month. 728-1561 or 312-452- 4186. 1-2 DELUXE 2 bedroom 2 bath Condo with garage. Waters Edge, McHenry. $395 month. Appliances included. Call 312-381-3307 or 312-526-3082. 1-2-1-9C 4 BEDROOM HOUSE, 1* baths, west side of Wonder Lake. $325 month. 312487- 4987. I l-2tfc FOR RENT, WATERFRONT, Deluxe one bedroom apartment, c a r p e t i n g , s t o v e , refrigerator, adults, no pets. 815-385-3493. l-2tfc I M M E D I A T E O C ­ CUPANCY, Johniburg school district, 3 bedroom, fireplace, many ^xtras. $990. per month, plus security deposit. 385-4709 12-26-1-2C Hebron, 3 room apartment, nice, everything new. $185. Call 815-678-4218 12-31-1-2C 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT in^, Johnsburg, partially furnished. $200 month, plus $200 security deposit, no children or pets, 1 yr. lease. 385-5951 12-31-1-2C 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, stove, refrigerator, no pets, available January 1st. $275 plus security deposit. 815- 385-6256 12-31-1-2C HUGE MODERN 2 bedroom apartment, private yard and patio. All utilities paid. $385 month. 815-385-9292. l-2tfc A P A R T M E N T I N McHENRY. 2 bedrooms, garage, yard, etc. Rent $300.00 plus security deposit and references. Available Feb. 15th. 385-2570. l-2tfc FOR RENT OR RENT With option to buy Ranch home with 2 car garage, new carpeting, $300.00 plus security deposit, No children or pets. Call ERA-RDG Realty. 815-385-9394. l-2tfc O N E A P A R T M E N T AVAILABLE, Ideal for retired, semi-retired or middle aged, in city of McHenry. Two bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and 1% baths, $375 815-344-1632 or 815-385-6566. l-2tfc FURNISHED A P A R T M E N T S A n d sleeping rooms, weekly or monthly space. Mature Adults only. 815-385-8905. 1- 2tfc PET COLUMN PUPPIES WANTED: Small breeds for our 11 year old licensed kennel. Homes guaranteed. 815-385-7897. 1- 2tfc PETS m SALE COLLIE PUPS A.K.C. Champion sired, male and female, I check shots. $200. 312-426-4284 after 5 pm.- 12- 26-1-2C CUTE & CUDDLY PUPS, Small breeds. Guaranteed healthy 815-385-7897. l-2tfc mSMtSSOPCMTUNITV AMBITIOUS PERSONS who want to earn but who can only work part-time. Opportunity for good extra income. Assistance given. Call between 5-7 pm. 815-344- 1188. l-2tfc McHenry County Comprehensive Mental Health Service System Mental Health Crisis Line Fer McHenry Ceanty 1-8DO /892-8900 mi Professional Staff will answer your call. CAUCUS NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON Tuesday, January 13, 1981 at McHenry High School East Campus Auditorium A CAUCUS OF THE . Republican Party in the Township of McHenry in the County of McHenry and State of Illinois will be held for the purpose of nominating candidates for the following offices: Supervisor •Town Clerk Highway Commissioner Assessor (3) Trustees * This caucus will be opened at 8 o'clock p.m. Dated January 2, 1981 • McHenry Township Board of Trustees Albert A. Adams, Town Clerk WkyiM Fowler Agronomic Education Dinvtof I Robbers Of Fields I I recently completed a questionnaire from a colleague who was preparing a paper to present at a national meeting of corn and sorghum researchers. One of the questions caused a good deal of thought and I would like to share my answer. I'm sure readers won't completely agree, but if they'll take time to think through an answer of their own, the exercise will be worthwhile. The essence of the guestionwas, "What are the five most important yield- limiting factors in your state?" Briefly, my answer for corn was this: 1 - Soil moisture deficit. 2 - Inadequate soil fertility (including low pH). 3 - Low plant population. 4 - Stalk rots. i 5 *- Mechanical harvest ~ 1 I don't have the results of sophisticated surveys or a lot of experimental evidence to bade my answers. Many corn growers have specific problems, but I think most would admit some of these factors are near the top of the reasons they don't put more corn in the Inn or silo. In many areas, crop damage due to heat during the 1980 growing season is a fresh memory, but high temperatures are not likely to be a year-after-year concern. Every year, most U.S. corn fields suffer a period of moisture -deficit sometime during the growing season. Sometimes these are of short duration and yield losses are overlooked. The longer and deeper a drought, the more severe the yield reduction. Inadequate soil moisture during the three-week corn pollination period is the most disastrous of all. Even with irrigation, enough moisture stress to cut yield sometimes occurs. During the 1970s, many serious corn growers built their soil fertility levels appreciably and some have reached the point that maintenance amounts of P and K will provide yield insurance. Yet, fertilizer is a big-ticket item in corn production costs and there is a tendency to cut costs by cutting fertilizer rates. The long-range effect can only be lower yields and reduced income. Soil acidity deserves special mention as it may well be the number one problem for many corn growers. Lim6 products continue to be one of the best buys in agriculture. National statistics reveal there is not enough lime being applied to even balance the acidifying effect of the nitrogen fertilizers being applied. Low plant counts are taking more out of the yield basket than most realize. There are exceptions - top notch corn growers whose management permits them to use very high populations with yield success. Yield-, i n c r e a s i n g h i g h e r populations demand good management of all the other input factors. But, when average corn plant populations across the major Corn Belt states run between 20,000 and 21,500 per acre, there is room for improvement, especially for about half the farmers who have harvest stands below these averages. It may seem strange to pick out one disease and list it as a top five yield robber, but over the years stalk rot has earned that distinction. Stalk rot is primarily an indication of stress during the growing season. Thus, weed competition, insect infestations, leaf diseases, and other adversities take their direct toll while adding indirect yield losses by inducing stalk rot. We see too much unnecessary yield loss due to improper adjustment and operation of harvesti equipment. Growers seel Political Corner Congress Woman. „ office Opens 16th District*Congress- woman-elect Lynn Martin has announced that her district office will officially ay, Jan. 7, at State street m R6WT I M M E D I A T E O C ­ CUPANCY, recently redecorated large one bedroom house with detached garage. Walking distance to store. East side of Wonder Lake. $250. Call 815-385-2639 ask for Bill. 12- 26-1-2C WANTED Someone to shares 2 bedroom home. 815-344- 1193 12-26-1-2C IN TOWN, Nice first floor 2 bedroom apartment, heat furnished. Ideal for older couple or single $330 per month. Also one bedroom apartments available $240.00 per month plus heat, no pets. 815-385-2352 or 344-1034 1- 2tfc » A boarder to<share house, $275. month. Food, phone laundry included. 385-3338 12-31-1-9C less concerned about these losses than would be expected. It seems that the pressures of harvest dull the mind to what is being left in the field. It's a loss that comes right off the top of the profit column. * • • • Today's advertising paves the way for tomor­ row's profits, • » • * Going to church is a habit that one should cultivate in 1981. • Courtesy is so cheap that some people take no interest in it. open Wednesda; 1318 East State street in Rockford. The office is located in the Heritage Centre building on the first floor. At the same time, Congresswoman - elect Martin said that plans for a part-time office in McHenry county will be announced soon. The phone number for the district office will be (815) 987-4326. In addition the office will have an incoming WATS line for areas in the district that would normally have to pay a toll to call Rockford. That number will be announed in January. . Congresswoman - elect Martin added that in Washingerton her office would be located in Room 1208 Longworth Building. 1IU The phone number will be Bg 202-225-5676. She will "ft, officially be sworn into office SERVICE NEWS REPORTS . FOR DUTY Marine Pvt. Joseph P. Backs, son of Leo and Jeanette Backs of 4601 Wilmot court, McHenry, has reported for duty with the 7 th Motor Transport bat­ talion, 1st Force Service Support group, Camp Pendleton,Calif. A 1980 graduate of Johnsburg high school, he joined the Marine corps in July, i960. Jan.2.1981 800051 i I