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4 spurgeons Sale Now In Progress! Save 20% on Custom Draperies Typical Values: Reg. 41.80 O 144 93x87 OO Reg. 102.40 Q192 158x90 O I Limited Time Only! Big 20% savings mean it's time to do every window! Made-to-meas­ ure draperies in perfect size, with custom pleating and gen­ erous 4" hems. Choose from our entire stock of fabrics: rich antique satins, easy-care Fiber­ glass, homespuns, damasks, prints, sheers, linens and case­ ments. Order today! HOW TO MEASURE: Width of rod, end to end. Desired length, top of rod down. (Use rigid rule.) MALE HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED SHORT ORDER COOK Junior or Senior in High School. Must work split shift 385-2014 6/5-TFI-2 Boy to work part time, Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Wednesday and Frida.' morning (When school is out) Must have drivers license. Apply in person. McHenry Plaindealer, 3812 W. Elm St., McHenry, 111. 5-29-tf PAINTERS' Experienced only Interior and Exterior For year around work >' Call MERRIT PAINTING 385-3675 6/5 •SB ^MACHINE OPERATORS •ALL Shifts •Full Time ^Permanent Openings •Excellent Benefits SINTERL0Y, INC 815-385-7066 5/31 6/5 FEMALE HELP WANTED HI0H SCHOOL STUDENT for cleaning weekends. 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Pistakee Bay Home. Call 385-0461. 5-31 6-5 EXPERIENCED COSMETICIAN jDesired or someone with pi basic knowledge of cos­ metics. Apply in person F0JTIK : PHARMACY ; 71 E. Grand Ave. Fox lake, III. 6/5-6/7 MGOOD WORD from the flible The law of the Lord is perfect, convertng the soulI: the testimony of the Lord is sure, makng wise the simple. The statutes of the Lord are right, rejoicing the h/eart: the commandment of the Lord is pure, enlightening the eyes. Psalm 19 7-8. 4400 W. Rte. 120 Market Place Shopping 189 I6S6 9 • Ml CUttOWl HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-8:30 Saturday 8:30-6:00 Sunday 10:00-5:00 WOMAN FOR COOKING in nursing home. No experience necessary, will train. Pistakee Bay Home. Call 385-0461. 5/31-6/5 NURSE AIDE, 18 yrs. or older, no experience necessary will train. Pistakee Bay Home. Call 385-0461. 5/31-6/5 Woman to help with housework for elderly couple. Call 385-7905 afier 6 p.m. or 385-4769 anytime. 5-31-TF1-2 n AMC WITH JEEP of the soil system, I suggest mixing in to a depth of eight to twelve inches one six cubic' foot bale of peat moss per hundred square feet. Providing sufficient nutrients is a far easier task. A liberal application of bone meal at planting time, followed up by a mid-summer dose of your lawn fertilizer will satiate even the hungriest plant's appetite. Although we have been absolutely deluged with rain this spring, do not rely on Mother Nature to provide NEED RELIABLE high school girl to baby sit, 2 girls 7 & 8 , 5 da^i a week, summer months. Pi^jakee Bay Area. 385-2694 aft^r 5 p.m. or 385-2541 daily. Aslpfor Pat. 6-5 6-7 Barmaid-waitress, evening hours, will train. Apply in person, Rusty Nail, Ringwood. I 6-5 6-7 Hqiusekeeper, Mature woman to live in Crystal Lake Country Home. Well behaved daughters anjl family. Experienced pre­ ferred. References required. Call 459-2479 or 459-0414. ; 6-5/6-7 OUR NEW ADDITION 1974 GREMLIN McHeniy AMC/Jeep Inc. NOW IN "74 McHENRY SEE Nick Miller or John Henschel 926 N. Front St (Rte. 31) McHeniy, III. 815-385-0403 PAGE >6 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5, 1974 Formerly, local rules sometimes had the effect of discounting the spouse's income. Q -- My father was discharged last year from the Army and died last month of a service-connected cause. I'm planning to enter college this fall. Can the Veterans Administration help? A - Yes. VA will provide training benefits for you under its Dependents' Education Assistance program. From Mrs. F. R. Gale, Calgary, Alberta: I remember, at the age of eighteen, finding myself en- route to the Canadian Northwest, where I was to become a teacher i£ a small village. A kindly townsman drove me to the farmhouse where I was to spend a night. I was awed by the wide expanse of prairie land and I marvelled at the great herds of cattle, more than I had ever seen at one time. The farmer, his wife and son lived in one large room. I won­ dered where I might sleep. At bedtime, a curtain was drawn, dividing the room. I was given a cot with a straw matress. It had been quickly made up and I found myself sliding down one side, then the other. However, I finally managed to sleep, but sud­ denly I was awakened by the wierdest noises I had ever heard. There were yelps, moans, screams and howls. Being of Irish extrac­ tion, I could think only of Ban­ shees! There was no more sleep for me that night. In the morning, I fearfully ask­ ed the farmer's wife about the nightmarish sounds, and was told they were the howls of coyotes, the small prairie wolves. They have become an accustomed sight, but I still remember my first night in the West! COIL WINDERS COIL FINISHERS Steady Employment We have had no lay offs in 4 years. 90% of jobs on incentive. Open hours from 7am to 5 pm . Experienced winders can work on night shift. NOW HIRING HOME WORKERS BOBBIN COIL SPECIALISTS 1405 North Drive, McHenry, Illinois 385-6205 iS/W? SECRETARY Elementary School Principal needs self-starter with good secretarial skills for this 10 month position from August 12, to June 18. Excellent salary, fringe bene­ fits and pleasant working conditions. Applications accepted at the District 15 Administrative Center 3926 W. Main St McHenry,Illinois. ^29-tf 1-2 VA NIFW<\ A - A "sports-model" lNtW5 wheelchair is available from EDITOR'S NOTE: Veterans the VA when it is medically aqd their families are asking prescribed and the veteran's thousands of questions sports^/activity warrants the concerning the benefits their wheelchair for his physical Government provides for them rehabilitation. through the Veterans Q - I'm planning to be Administration. Below are married next month. I have some representative queries, selected a house to buy. Does it Additional information may be make any difference if I apply obtained at any VA office. for a Veterans administration Q - I am a disabled veteran. GI home loan before I am My wheelchair, provided by the married? Veterans administration, does A - VA now accords full not permit me to participate in recognition to income and some sports events. Can I have expenses of both veteran and my chair modified at VA spouse in determining ability to expense? ' repay loan obligations. Around The Garden By Matthew S. Rosen Instructor- Ornamental Horticulture McHenry County College Memorial day has finally come and gone. Even ABC's flamboyant weatherman John Coleman says that all chances of a hard freeze are gone until next fall. Gardeners of McHenry county, the glorious day has arrived at last. It gives me great pleasure to announce that the time has come to set out your annuals. From now until autumn thousands of summer gardens and landscapes will be filled with a myriad of bright, gay color. In my estimation, the problem is not whether to plant, but what to plant? Because the allotted space in your garden is probably quite limited, a cheerfully planned, anxiously awaited trip to your local garden center or nursery can become a frustrating experience. Satisfactory results in growing annuals depends to a large extent on thorough soil preparation. Good drainage, and fairly high fertility levels are both a must if maximum flower production is to be achieved. Most clay soils are notoriously poorly drained. In order to facilitate the movement of water into and out ample water either now, or during the hot summer months ahead. Experience has taught me the hard way that one must usually be prepared to irrigate if disaster is to be averted. The famed journalist Damon Runyon once told his son, "Beware the man who walks up to you with a sealed deck of cards, and is willing to bet that the jack of diamonds will jump out and spit cider in your ear. It will happen every time." Well fellow gardeners, Ma Nature is just about as fickle. Rescue below the dam. Award Winning Photos Plaindealer Photographer Wayne Gaylord attended the Illinois Press Photographers annual seminar at Champaign, Illinois last week and was twice honored. A picture story and a spot news photo taken by him was selected for the I.P.P.A. Traveling Exhibit. The picture story was a feature of Dave Dawson, the blind school teacher at West campus. Gaylord's spot news photp, which previously captured a thirdplace finish in Region 5 (Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota) showed the midnight boat accident at the McHenry dam. One highlight of the convention were talks by speakers from the Chicago Tribune, the Washington Star, Louisville, Ky., Courier-Journal, University of Indiana and Dayton, Ohio Journal Herald. The event ended with an awards banquet. Dave Dawson is blind, but his teaching career is bright.