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r\».i: 12 pi..\»m>i:\i.i:h -WKhNHsh.vv. ijmcj fOft RENT HELP WANTED :t BEDROOM TRI- LEVEL, new home with patio deck, cathedral ceilings, Wonder Lake. No pets. Available August 15 or September 1. Call Sue days, 815-385- 6070, evenings 816-653- 9458. • 8-3-8-5C CLEAN 1 BEDROOM Furnished Apartment for mature, single or couple. 815-385-8905, 815- 675-6008. 8-3-8-5C 2ND FLOOR Furnished Kitchenette Apartment, lease and security deposit required. No pets. $300 month in­ cluding utilities. 815-385- 5324. 8-3-8-5C 1 BEDROOM HOUSE, Wonder Lake, Beach rights, $270 month plus deposit. 312-526-5424 after 6pm. 8-3-8-5c HALL AND GROVE for Parties, Weddings and Picnics. Spojnia Park. Polish National Union. Located at Ringwood Road and Flanders Road, McHenry. Phone 815-385-1298. 7-13-8-5C INTERIOR DESIGNER to manage decorating department. McHenry Paint, 3411 W. Ellft, McHenry. 8-3-8-5C C O O K , E X - PERIENCED, full time, nights. Good pay, benefits. Apply in person, Village Squire, Route 120, McHenry. 8- 3-8-5c COUNTER MAN with p a i n t e x p e r i e n c e preferred. McHenry Paint, -3411 W. Elm, McHenry. 8-3-8-5C WANTED: MATURE woman for babysitting, full or part time. 815-653- 5903 . 7-29-8-5C v FULL TIME Babysitter for 4 month old, your h o m e , P i s t a k e e Highlands area. Call Debbie, 497-4375 . 8-3-8- 5c SITUATION WANTED I D E A L F O R TEACHERS, good 2 b e d r o o m h o u s e , available to June of 1984,815-385-8154. 8-3-8- 12c HELP WANTED P A R T T I M E EVENINGS, Monday thru Thursday. Phone, work. Pleasant, in­ telligent phone manner and dependability are musts. Customer ser­ v i c e b a c k g r o u n d helpful Call 815-344-0670 evenings. 8-3 WANTED Mature or retired person looking for supplemen­ tary pay. Afternoon and evenings. 5 evenings per week. PIZZAMAN 4100 W. Elm St. McHenry 815-344-1115 8/3 8/5 PARI TIME Receptionist and Shampoo Girl. < Apply in person From The Neck Up 1308 Park Street McHenry, IW,^, 8 "J 8 5 MATURE RESPONSIBLE PERSON needed to care for 2 small children in my home, ages 21 months and 6 months. Must have own transporation and be willing to work hard and love children. Call 815-344-1411 Between 9 ft 4 pm or 815-344-4191 after 5 pm for interview and details 7/79TF MANUFACTURING COST ACCOUNTANT DATA PROCESSING MANAGER Manufacturer of home improvement hardware seeks individual witn experience in cost accounting for metal products manufacturing, general accoun­ ting and small computers. We are planning to install a comprehensive in tegrated data processing system You would be ex­ pected to make-creative contributions to systems analysis and specifications, installation and con tinuing management after installation, reporting to executive vice president Please send resume or detailed letter ijolvtv S 0<Aj>tAxtUow Box 469 Richmond, III. 60071 MAJOR MEDICAL AND SHORT TERM HOSPITAL AND SURGICAL INSURANCE * Between Employment * On Vacation From College * Recently Graduated * On Strike * In Between Group Enrollment Choose a polif y term of 30 days to 6 months. Immediate < overage. No deductible JACK WALSH AGENCY McHENRY • 385-3300 ATTENTION HAIR STYLISTS spurgeons McHenry Market Place HAIRSTYLING CENTER Will soon have an opening for a full-time and or part time hair stylist position requiring a' least 2 years experience. So if your present position doesn't offer you some or all of these benefits, maybe you |should be working for us: •Guaranteed salary plus generous commissions. •7 paid holidays a year •2 weeks paid vacations after one year. •Liberal store discounts on all merchandise •Profit sharing •Insurance plans •Regular hours and excellent working conditions •The very latest equipment and supplies on the market today APPLY IN PERSON AT SPURGEON'S STYLING CENTER ON THE BALCONY. SPURGEON'S ~ DEPARTMENT STORE McHenry Morket Place HELP WANTED FULL TIME AND PART-TIME WAITRESSES & BUS PERSONS & BARTENDER Nwitor Country Club (815)678-2631 NEED DEPENDABLE person willing to learn all aspects of marine repair. Must work weekends. Apply in person. DeMar Marine Service, Inc. (2 blocks north of Rte. 176, Burtons Bridge, Crystal Lake, II.). 7-22-8-5C A V O N , W O R K I N G W O M A N ' S D r e a m ! Work for your­ self, representing America's No. 1 direct selling company. Sell beautiful products; cosmetics, fragrance, jewelry. Earn good money. Call - 815-385- 6105. 8-3-8-5C AUTO MECHANIC Well-established, busy GM shop. We require at least 5 years GM ex­ perience in all phases ot repair. Apply in person to Art. Bator Buick 91 S. Rte. 12 F» Lak«, II. 312-587-2555 « J 8 5 In Tashion CHILD CARE IN my roomy child oriented home, 2 years and up, daily and weekends, M c C u l l o m L a k e . References. 815-344- 3864. 8-3-8-5C WILL BABYSIT in my McHenry home, days only, for children ages one to four. Call 815-344- 3559. 8-3-8-5C CHILD CARE IN my licensed Lakeland Park area home. Days 815- 344-0552. 8-3-8-5C DEPENDABLE CLEANING lady, has days open. 815-385-2968. 8-3-8-5C EXTRA EARNINGS. Need 3 people who have 10 to 15 flexible hours per week, depending on lime. For complete information call 312-658- 7402 . 7-27-8-5C DAY CARE TEACHER needed full time, ex­ perienced and 2 year degree preferred, Island Lake Pre-School, 312-526-6122, Shannon. 8-3-8-5C BABYSITTER WAN­ TED: Full time, my home, days, Pistakee Highlands area, ages 3 and 1. Must have owne transportation and references. 312-497-4934. 8-3-8-5C POSITIONS AVAILABLE, Factory outlet of air treatment equipment, in Crystal Lake vea, need totjjl positions in display sSnd installation department. Permanent part-time work, 4 evenings, 6: 30 to 10pm, Saturday 10 to 5pm. Call evenings 4 to 8pm, 815-455-3005. 8-3-8- 5c LIVE IN, $200.00 to $240.00 a week plus room and board, ex­ perience Nurses Aide needed to live in with elderly individual in th Fox Lake area. Full or part time, choose your own hours. Call Quality Care, 312-742-9370. 8-3-8- 5c HELP WANTED COOK for High School Food Service Operation. Hours 7am lo3pm. Good salary, fringe benefit package. Apply in person, McHenry High Sehool West Campus, 4724 Crystal Lake Road. 7-29-8-3 WHO KNOWS 1. What causes oil from oil wells to flow upward? 2. What does habeas corpus mean? 3. What is the study of w e a t h e r c o n d i t i o n s called? 4. Three presidents were born in August. Name them. 5. Name the flower for the month of August. 6. What is the August precious stone? 7. When wa$ Colorado admitted to the U.S.? 8. What is a williwaw? 9. On what day was the Korean Armistice signed in 1953. 10. When did WAVES first join the Navy? Answers to Wk fawn 1. Gas pressure from in­ side the well. 2. A Latin phrase, mean­ ing literally: "You may have the body." 3. Climatology. 4. Benjamin Harrison, Herbert Hoover and Lyndon Johnson. 5. Poppy or gladiolus. 6. Sardonyx or Peridot. 7. August 1, 1876. 8. A violent, cold wind blowing from mountains to coast in far north or south latitudes. 9. July 27. 10.July 30. 1942. HOW TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER The McHenry Ploindealer 3812 W Elm Street McHenry ll. 60050 • 3 YEARS - $40.00 • 2 YEARS - $28.50 • 1 YEAR-$16.50 • 6 MONTHS - $8.50 • PAYMENT ENCLOSED Name Address City Pt ices good in McHenty County Necklines on fall blouses vary and one can choose from the classic shirt waist to stand-up neck bands, rolled collars or a simple bound neckline. WELCOME WAGON HAS USEFUL GIFTS AND HELPFUL INFORMATION FOR YOU... ALL FREE JUST ENGAGED? NEW PARENT? MOVED? My visit s a friendly way to get an­ swers to where to find guestions about our town and available goods and services. Local stores are anxious to help too and have gifts for you when you visit them 344-3966 • 385-7980 • 385-5072 Tax Facts T a x p a y e r s w h o disagree with the out* come of an examination or audit of their federal income tax returns have the right to appeal the decision of the examiner. In order to help taxpayers better understand their appeal rights, the Internal Revenue Service has prepared the following questions and answers: Q - Why are some people's returns chosen for examination, while others are not? A - Generally, the usual reason is to verify the correctness of in­ come, \ exemptions, or deductions claimed on the return. Sometimes, however, returns are selected as part of a random sample under the Taxpayer Com­ pliance Measurement Program (TCMP). Q - What is TCMP? A - TCMP - Tax­ p a y e r C o m p l i a n c e Measurement Program - is IRS's enforcement and research program. It is designed to measure and evaluate taxpayer compliance characteristics. Q - If my return is selected for an examination, how will it be done? A - The examination may be conducted by correspondence, or it may take place in your home or place of business, an Internal Revenue office, or the office of your attorney or accountant. While IRS makes the decision 6n the method and place, they try to select what is appropriate for the circumstances. Q - My return has been selected for an examination. At the time I filed the return, I lived in a different state. Must I return to that state for the examination? A - No. You may request that your case be transferred to the district in which you presently reside. Q - Suppose the examiner tells me I owe more money, and I don't agree. Do I have any recourse? A - Yes, you may immediately ask to speak to the examiner's supervisor. Often dif­ ferences can be settled then and there. If not, you can take the necessary steps to have your case reviewed by an Appeals Officer. Q-I'm scheduled for a meeting with an appeals officer, but there is no way that I can make it. What shall I do? A -- For a valid reason, you may ask that the meeting be p o s t p o n e d a n d rescheduled. Alter­ natively, if you cannot attend in person, you may be represented by your attorney, certified public accountant, or by a person enrolled to practice before the IRS. If you decide to send a representative, you must file a power of attorney. For this purpose, you can file IRS Form 2848 or IRS Form 2848-D, available from most local IRS offices, or any other properly written power of attorney or authorization. Open Smoke Alarm Campaign The McHenry Area Jaycees, in cooperation with the Illinois Jaycees, Illinois fire chiefs, Illinois fire in­ spectors, and other fire-related groups in Illinois, have launched a statewide smoke detector campaign aimed at placing alarms in every residence in Illinois. Each year 6,0000 Americans perish to fire in their homes. In Illinois the average is more than one per day. About 90 percent of these lives could be saved by smoke detectors and home escape plans. Battery-operated smoke alarms are currently being sold at the wholesale price. Call 344-2453 for details. Firemen are prepared to offer free adviceas to the best location to install Ask Easing Of PIK Standard Governor James R! Thompson asked the U.S. Department of Agriculture last week to ease stan­ dards in its Payment-in-Kind program, a move that will allow Illinois farmers to use fallow land for livestock grazing during this sum­ mer's heat wave. "A long period of insufficient rainfall and extremely high tem­ peratures has limited the growth of »hc alarms and will also aid in T developing escape plans. 11 Home owners are advised to place a minimum of one smoike detector on i each floor level of the' house and to . ) check them often. The smoke alarms i being offered feature a system which * even warns when the standard 9-volt 5 battery needs replacing. •> Replacement batteries for these units are available at most retail outlets and cost less than $1. The Jaycees feel this is cheap in­ surance to pay for the many years of service received from a smoke alarm. Not only effective with saving lives, smoke alarms have cut fire damage substantially through early warning, many times confining damage to the room of origin. pasture vegetation for livestock," the? governor told U.S. Agriculture Secretary John Block in a letter seeking a relaxing of rules governing the PIK program. The federal government's PIK program began earlier this year and * will reimburse farmers who agree to ' set aside farm land in an effort to reduce national grain surpluses. Most farmers have planted various grasses and legumes on their PIK acres. But under USDA regulations, that , land cannot be used for grazing until after Sept. 1, 1983, Thompson said. 1 WAS YOUR PICTURE j IN THE PAPER? Reprints of any photo which appeared in the McHenry Ploindealer and taken by our staff are available at modest prices. All are black and white. 4 x 5 - s2.00 5x7- s2.75 8x10- s4.00 Order Yours Today! 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