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Pj . 14 -WED. , NOV. 19 , 1969 - PLAINDEAIER Female Hilp Wanted Final# Help Wanted McHENRY HOSPITAL Has positions available in various departments. We offer excellent starting salaries, plus fringe benefits. • SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR 3 P.M. TO 11P.M. full time, will train, typing necessary • UNIT CLERK 4 P.M. - 12 MIDNIGHT full time, will train, must be able to work some weekends. * INHALATION THERAPY TRAINEES full time, rotating shifts, would consired mature person. • INFORMATION CLERK 11 A.M. - 8 P.M. -• every other weekend. Apply Personnel Department McHENRY HOSPITAL 3516 W. Waukegan McHenry, Illinois { 385-2200 ext. 645 1119-112169 ST. BERNARD puppies, AKC. Must sell, $90 or make a rea­ sonable offer. Call 338-4520. 1119-112169 COLLIE PUPPIES, 6 weeks old, 1 male, 4 females, pure bred, no papers. Call 385-4801. 1119-112169 BLACK miniature poodles, male and female, 5 weeks ola, AKC registered, $50. Call 385-7739 after 4:30 p.m. 1119:112169 Female Help Wanted BABY SITTER in my home from 2 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. for 3 girl's. Write to Box 268 c/o McHenry Plaindealer. 1114-111969 FOR RENT Room with kitchen privileges, pets allowed, telephone priv­ ileges. Call 497-410L U569TF12 FOR RENT HOUSE in McCullom Lake. Full basement, furnace. Secur­ ity deposit and references re­ quired. Available Dec. 1st. Call 385-2223. 1119 69 STORE FOR RENT. Good Elm St. location. 3412 W. Elm, Call 385-2145. U569TF12 NEW MODERN BUILDING FOR RENT 3000 Square Feet, Zoned L-l, office space, two wash rooms. 815-385-4320 1119-112169 MOBILE HOME, semi fur- nished, $100 per month. Call 385-0132. 1119 69TF12 PETS FOR SALE AKC registered Poodle. Black miniature, $75. Call 385-8688 1112 69TF12 YORKSHIRE puppies, and females. Good color, silent pedigree, champion blood line. Price reasonable. Call 815-385-3926 1010-112109 AKC German Shepherds and puppies. Imported and Amer­ ican blood lines. Tempelblick Kennels. 385-4053 1119-112169 18 MONTH English Setter, has papers. Excellent hunter, loves children. Call 385-6351 1119& FOR RENT FOR RENT 360 ACRES OF LEVEL FARM LAND That consislantly has produced 100 bushels of corn and 35 to 40 bushels of beans per acre. Farm located midway between McHenry and Crystal Lake on Mc­ Henry - Crystal Lake blacktop known as Westward Way. For farther information write to: M. L. MaOEE, 415 W. Touhy Ave. Des Plalnes, 111. 60018 or CALL 312-768-6767 1119-112169 PETS FOR SALE PEKINESE, male, AKC, white and cream, 3 years old, good companion for adult, $25. Call 385-5983. 1119-112169 GARAGE SALE BASEMENT SALE, November 19th, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Speed Queen washing machine, Kir- by vacuum cleaner, with at­ tachments, dinette set, (6 chairs) 402 Glenwood, Lily- moor Subdivision. 1119 69 PERSONALS YOU saved and slaved for wall to wall carpet. Keep it new with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Horns- by's, McHenry Market Place. 1119 69 Diabetes Week Is Observed Is diabetes-the disorder that diet, exercise and insulin or pills control-in danger itself of getting out of control? At toe moment, there does not seem to be an answer to this question, but some alarming statistics il­ lustrate the dramatic increase in the prevalence of diabetes. In the last two decades, the number of diabetics in the United States has about doubled, to an estimated 4,200,000 per­ sons. And for several logical reasons this geometric rise will continue in the future. Today diabetes ranks seventh among the causes of death by disease in this country. Yet, paradoxically, most diabetics eventually die of some other complication, such as heart dis­ ease, cerebral hemorrhage, or kidney disease. Thus the in­ fluence of diabetes on mortal­ ity rates is by far more-g^r- vasive than the official figures indicate. An because there is no known cure for the condition, this influence will be stronger in the years to come. Why"? 4 The answer to this question can be summarized in five key words: age, pop­ ulation, heredity, obesity and detection. People are living longer to­ day, on the average, than they NOTICE RUGS a mess? Clean for less with -- Blue Lustre! Rent electric shampooer $1. Ace Hardware. U19 69 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED * Key Punch Operators Alpha-Numeric to $550 * Secretaries to $450 * Flexowriters to $425 * Systems Analysts * Programmers * Computer Operators * Office Girls' All Kinds Immediate Placement to $600 * Executive Secretaries to $650 *Ex Servicemen Jobs of all kinds. * Accountants all kinds to $13,000 * Electronic Techs. to $800 WIDE SCOPE PERSONNEL 235 Benton Street Woodstock, Illinois CALL 338-3200 I WILL NOT BE responsible for any debts other than my own as of November 12, 1969 LOUIS W. ADAMS 1119 69 LOST bright carpet colors . . restore them with Blue Lus­ tre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Ruck's Hardware. 1119 69 did a generation or two ago. And it is the older person who is particularly prone to diabetes. While it is true that the disorder can occur at a very early age, four out of five diabetics are pver 45 when they develop the disorder. Older wo­ men are especially susceptible: Between the ages of 55 and 64, the diabetic rate among women is twice as high as among men. In 1950, about 150 million persons lived in the United States. Today the population is more than 200 million. The A- merican Diabetes Association estimates that one person in twenty is an actual, an unknown, or a potential diabetic. As the population increases, so does the number of diabetics. Diabetes is known to run in families. Most diabetics have had at least one blood rela­ tive who was a diabetic. If both parents have diabetes, the chances are that all their chil­ dren will develop diabetes at some time, if they live long enough. In addition, the Assoc­ iation estimates that some 50 million Americans (one infour) are "carriers" of diabetes -- they may transmit the disorder to offspring without developing the condition themselves. Today more people are eat­ ing richer foods than at any time in history. The richer a nation's diet, the greater the trend to obesity, and there is a close relationship between diabetes and obesity. More than eight out of ten adults who de­ velop diabetes are overweight before their condition develops. A planned diet, leading to weight reduction, is usually the first step prescribed by a physic­ ian who is treating an over­ weight, newly diagnosed di­ abetic. A final reason for the rapid increase in the diabetes rate is the only encouraging part of the picture. Modern screen­ ing and diagnostic techniques are adding people to the diabet­ ic population before they might otherwise be included. The ear­ lier someone's diabetes is de­ tected and treatment begins, the easier he can control it. Those who benefit most from detection tests are the mild diabetics who have the disor­ der but don't yet know about it. There are more than 1,600,000 of these "hidden" diabetics in this country. To help these people, the American Diabetes association, together with affiliate associa­ tions and medical societies, sponsors annual diabetes de­ tection drives. Each year-long drive begins with Diabetes Week: Nov. 16 to 22 this year. Everyone in the community is urged to take theMest. Those who are over forty, weigh more than they should, and have a family history of diabetes are especially urged to be tested. SECOND BEST MAN it vour weu< < ; a y l o r i > .{ft.,.oi TO , WANTED PUPPIES, Utter* only. Will pick up if brought to McHeo* rjr area. Good home guaraa- teed. Call 385-7897. 11569TF12 SITUATION WANTED Experienced secretary, book­ keeper, what have you, you name it, I can do it, seeks employment at home. Wtite to Box 264 c/o McHenry Plaindealer. 1C 31-1126 69 U-5-69 WILL DO IRONING in my home. Charge by the hour. Call 385-6572 between 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. 1112-112169 BABY SIT in my home. Call 385-0679. 1119 69 ToUtoToCUwtfr We have stereos, TV's, appli­ ances, furniture, carpeting, rugs, at discount prices. Terms. Come see us. Island Lake Fur­ niture Mart, Rt. 176, Island Lake, 111. Call 312-526-2210 111469TF12 FOR SALE 2 PIECE gold naugahyde sec- ional, $40; man's cashmere overcoat, paid $150, will sell for $25, size 40-42. Call 385- (>214. 1119-112169 MALE HELP WANTED L<"ULL TIME experienced ser­ vice station attendant. Apply in person. Ed's Standard Sta­ tion, 3817 W. Elm St, McHen­ ry. 11-9-112169 / fAMIir P0J KICK, >5? A quick-and-easy snack for t h e t e e n a g e g a n g i s b r o i l e d cheese and chips. Empty a 39- cent bag of potato chips on the broiler rack. (Use heavy dip- tupe potato chips for best re­ sults. ) Sprinkle chips with 1/2 cup grated American cheese. B r o i l u n t i l g o l d e n b r o w n , watching them carefully so they won't over-brown. Use t w o f o r k s t o l i f t s e r v i n g s , warning each person that the cheese is hot Spread slices of toast with butter. Sprinkle with grated Parmesan cheese and cracked pepper. Broil until lightly browned. Serve hot. For a simple dessert, slice 3 pears, diving among 4 fruit dishes. Pour 1/3 cup chilled orange juice over each. Dust with nutmeg. For a tasty celery stuffing, blend equal amounts of deviled ham and peanut butter; add a bit of drained pickle relish, fill celery stalks. v Luncheon Meat-Carrot Filling 1 can (12 ounces) lunch­ eon meat 3/4 cup grated raw carrots 2 teaspoons horseradish 3 / 4 c u p m a y o n n a i s e o r . salad dressing Dash pepper Mash hincneon meat with a fork. Add carrots, horse- radish, mayonnaise and p e p p e r . M i x l i g h t l y u n t i l blended. Yield: 1-1/3 cups. MMftlllUT MEnCHANT DEAL WITH PEOPLE YOU KNOW AND CAN TRUST THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER HAS BEEN PUBLISHING SINCE 1875 . . . UNDER THE SAME OWNERSHIP SINCE 1949. YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE DEALING WITH . . . HIGHLY TRAINED PERSONNEL IN ALL PHASES OF NEWSPAPER OPERATION. N01 * News Coverage * Sports Coverage * Local Photos * Inches of Local Advertisin * Inches of Classified Advertising E ! THE PLAINDEALER IS THE ONLY PAID CIRCULATI0H MEDIA IN McHEHRY. ADVERTISE IH A PAPER PEOPLE WAHT AND BUY. DON'T BE MISLEAD--THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER IS THE ONLY PAID CIRCULATION PAPER IN McHEHRY. , CALL 385-0170 FOR A QUALIFIED AD SALES PERSON « tJ 4 > • t