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HELP WANTED RELIABLE WOMAN to bat*y sit at our home. 3 small chil­ dren 3 & 4, References required. Monday thru Thurs­ day 8:15 to 5:30, Friday 8:15 to 1:30 Call after 6 p.m. 385- 6285 5-14/5-26 SECRETARY Typing & Shorthand! skills required, Anyone interested Contact MRS. BROWN at West Campus 385-7077 5-26/5-28 HELP WANTED Waitress wanted, 19 years or older. Harmony Resort 385- 1488 5-21/5-28 Babysitter. Tuesday through Friday, 8-3 Must be ma­ ture and responsible. 344-1826 5-26/5-28 FULL TIME dishwasher, morning hours, Indian Manor restaurant, 217 N. Front St. (Rte. 31) McHenry Must be an adult. Apply in person between 12 & 3 p.m. 5-21/5-26 H E L P W A N T E D 1 EXPERIENCED BARTENDER SATURDAY NIGHT EXPERIENCED WAITRESS with knowledge of bar Friday & Saturday Apply in person LaPETTFE CUISINE 220 Route 120 (Lakemoor) 5-26/5-28 r - » -- I AVON Want your own business? PART TIME Air conditioned office. Salary and Commission Call Gen. 385-0940 5-26/5-28 WANTED Experienced Secretary thoroughly familiar with4 requirements for small of-' fice routine. { > Excellent typist - some 1 • shorthand skills. Can vary hours if necessary. SCAN-AM CO. 385-3499 5-26/5-28 WAITRESSES for dining room •n I I I | Experienced only need j I I I I apply. Apply in person or phone 815-678-2671 , lANDRES STEAK HOUSE! Richmond. ! EXPERIENCED DINNER WAITRESS & Must be over 19 yrs. of age Permanent Position Apply in Person INDIAN MANOR 217 N. Front St. (Rte. 31) McHenry, III. 385-7369 5-21/5-26. HOSTESS Full Time position Preferrably former Waitress, over 30 Apply in person or phone 815-678-2671 NDRES STEAK HOUSE Richmond 5-26/5-28 5-26/5-28 WANTED 2 COOKS For Summer youth camp in Chain CP Lakes Area for period June 14th thru August 20, 1976. Head cook responsible for food orders and meal preparation. Salary $652. per month Assistant cook Salary $596 per month. Will have to work some weekends. »Must have own transports- tion. Need Experience. Call« collect 217-782-3340 ask for B. BEELER State of Illinois Dept. of Conservation. An Equal Opportunity Employer . ^^26/5^81 USHER Part Time wovk for Usher Some weekdays, Mostly Friday, Saturday and Sunday Apply ih Person only McHENRY THEATRE , » » » • » • » • « 5 - 2 6 / 5 - 2 8 •••••••••••••••••••••a•••••••••••••••••••• HELP WANTED Capable High School Girl or Woman to do housework one day per week or two half days. Hourly wage. Must have references. Please call McHENRY STATfc BANK 385-1040 and leave number to call back. 5-26/5-28 PET COLUMN 'ilVE AWAY Full German, no papers, male, needs room. Available after May 1st. Good watch dog. 385 -4255 5-26 Part collie, Part St. Bernard, 8 weeks old. Will pay for shots, days 8 to 5, 81S-344-2720 8 • 5-26 Memorial Weekend & Summer Specials Warm Up Jog Suit reg. $35.00 $22" INFLATABLE Boats • Rafts MINI BOAT .J*9* 1 MAN BOAT.... *16* 2 MAN BOAT '34* Complete with oars & pump Nylon Tents Lightweight Floor-Screen-Etc. 2 MAN... .'35- 2 MAN w/SIDE WALL... *49* 3 MAN w/SIDE WALL... $55w CAMPER GRILL 2* DISPOSABLE GRILL.. ALL Reels - Rods - Tackle Boxes OFF OUR REGULAR LOW DISCOUNTED PRICE FRI.-SAT.~SUN. ONLY 10% JOHNNY BENCH Be an expert at batting Bicycles ONLY 4 LEFT *2-10 SPEEDS • 1-5 SPEED, 20" GIRLS • 1-REG., 20" GIRLS Reduced To Sell ALL Bike Supplies & Parts OFF SALE PRICES BETTER Badminton Sets WOOD SHAFT 4 Player STEEL SHAFT 4 Player '10* Badminton & Volleyball Set $14M Tetherball Set .*14" Beer T-Shirts reg. $4.00 reg. $7.00 $4« Beer Hat $3.00 *2" MEN'S & BOYS' Baseball Shoes reg. $24.00 *14" WILSON SHOES AT 11.45-14.95-16.95 Little League Shoes Multi purpose rubber cleats McHenry Numbered Year Jerseys no. 75-76-77-78-79 Small-Medium-Large & Ex. Large reg. $8.80 ea. $499 MEMORIAL MY FISHING SPECIAL THURS.-FRI.-SAT. & SUN. ONL Bicentennial Tee Shirts 50% Polyester, 50% Cotton reg. $5.99 *3" Small-Medium-Large -Ex.Large JUST ARRIVED! Converse Nylon Training Shoes $21 99 Get Gillette Coupon $4.00 REBATE SPECIAL CLOSEOUT SALE Converse Tennis Shoes SKID GRIP WOMEN'S Canvas reg. $13.99 MEN'S ^ Suede Leather ^oo$19" Casual Gym Shoes Suede and Smooth Leather reg. $26-$28.00 $16°° Tennis Rackets FULL LINE OF WOOD, STEEL AND ALUMINUM RACKETS $E99 J A] AND UP Garcia 300 OPEN FACED SPINNING REEL REG. $35.00 McHeniys Fmrife Sport Center WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 1210 N. GREEN ST. McHENRY, ILL. HELP WANTED Organist needed for First Un­ ited Methodist Church. Mc Henry. 2 Services Sunday Morn­ ing. Call Church office for in­ formation. 385-0931 5-26/5-28 RIAL ESTATE 4 bedroom summer home, 2 lots, lake rights, owner will sell on contract. Wonder Lake. 312-426-7517 5-21/5-28 PAGE IS • PLAIN DEALER-WEDNESDAY. MAY M. lftt« FOR SALE 1 BY OWNER 2 Story Cape Cod. 4 bedrooms, 8 rooms, 2% baths, fully carpeted on Fox River. Large wooded lot. $5^760.00 344-1632 3*54566 3444)748 CAPE COD IN TOWN 3 large bedrooms, beau­ tifully stained stair case in living room, w/w carpeting throughout, huge country kitchen, utility room off kitchen, newly decorated bath, large family room with sliding glass doors to over sized patio, alum, sided with new roof and fur­ nace. 2% car detached gar­ age, one block to beach and park. 1680 sq. ft. of living Asking $41,000.00.385-2027 5-26 e 0 Beagle, terrier puppies, need children to play with * e 385-7897 5-26 • e • e 5 adorable kittens, 6 weeks old, 2 females, 3 males. e • 385-1526 5-26 • • NO MONEY DOWN VETERANS SPECIALS McHenry-Lakeland Park 2 bedroom ranch, 1 car garage, In move In con­ dition. Call Now! $29,900.00. WONDER LAKE 4 bedroom newer raised ranch, 1% baths, finished basement, 1% car garage, all appliances included $35,000.00. IASK0 REALTY LORETTA DUDZIAK 815-653-9767 5-26/5-28 Skate Boards '20-'22*-s30 PARTS TO MAKE YOUR OWN SMALL WHEEL *2" LARGE WIDE l4* SMALL WHEEL AND ^ DOUBLE TRUCK *8" LARGE WIDE AND DOUBLE TRUCK O GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE! \ R E f t ! E S T A T f 5 room house. Lake privileges triple track aluminum storm% screens, gas heat, $21.000.312- 428-9555 5-26/6-11 BY OWNER, 3 bedroom ranch, large corner double lot, mature a hade trees, wood burning fire place, dining room, large kit­ chen, utility room, drapea, car­ pet. Owner transferred, 30'a. 385-9299 5-26/6-4 2-5 room Duplex, one aide rented, for aale. 385-1079 5-19/5-26 'Moo-ve* On Over For Dairy Month! """"TmTsfTT m7(Twrmmm OUT OF STATE 3 bedroom ranch, attached heated garage, central air conditioning, city sewer. 14 ft. x 14 ft. summer house, many extras. Very reasonable taxes and heat­ ing. Private beach and river rights. Appraised by bank. Low $40s. McHenry Country Club subdlviaion. 3011 Charlotte. Ave. 815-3H5-2H09 no Brokers 5-26/5-28 GZZa7&Z5j& A Ollttr 0KAN04 IH ALL THfc NATIONS MILITARY 14 THE A0W* IMFAMTRv 0tAMM CONTINENTAL CONfrRE established -me infantry on June if, 1775. to net* Pietmw *PR -me AweeNTty UMAVOtPApUt RevOUSTlON l ° June is Dairy Month! So why not celebrate by brushing up on the nutritional value and proper storage of milk and milk products'* Pro perly stored, milk products contribute a wide variety of delicious and economical treats that can be enjoyed by the entire family- Man has been aware of the value of milk for centuries. A basic food throughout one's lifetime, milk and milk prod* ucta provide the beat, food sources of calcium available. Calcium is necessary, of course, for building and main­ taining strong bones and teeth. But milk has a lot of other thinp going for it, too -- such as other minerals, important vitamins, and high quality protein. And it's good to know there's some form of milk for everyone; whole milk, two percent milk, and skim milk. Two-percent milk offers everything whole milk does, except that all but two per cent of the milk fat has been removed. Good news for weight watchers is skim milk which contains all the essen­ tial nutrients of whole milk, but less than 0.5 per cent mi'h fat. Dieters may also enjoy buttermilk. Usually made from skim milk, it offers nearly everything regular milk does, but with fewer calories. Whatever form of liquid milk you choose, remember it ia very perishable. Once purchased, it should be hur­ ried home and refrigerated immediately. One of the most over­ looked bargains in the market is nonfat dry milk. Just add water to give yourself a low- calorie, high nutrient drink at of regular milk. Once dry milk has been opened, it may gat lumpy and the flavor may change. It is best to transfer it, upon purchase, to a sealed plastic container. After mixing, non­ fat milk can be stored in Tupper ware's 1 or 2-quart Beverage Container. For those who prefer to "eat their milk" rather than drink it, there are many milk prod ucta to choose from which supply the same amount of calcium and high quality proWin as the milk from which they've been made. The following foods con­ tain a calcium content equi- of milk. They ar stored in the refrigerator or freeaer in appropriately siaetff sealed plastic containers. 2 1-inch cubes cheddar t cheese 1 cup plain yogurt 1H cups cottage cheese 1 v% cups vanilla ice cream or ice milk There are, of coume. many • other ways of obtaining milk 'a „ nutrients Use U on cereala. > Make a custard. Add it to i soups, sauces, mashed pota-, toes, and other cooked foods. • Above all, remember to store your milk and milk products properly -- and celebrate National Dairy, Month in style! Z&HOOM mCM apowt -roe INFANTRY MA9 CMkWtV OVER TUl YE A0£, OUt FACT REMAIN*. THE INFANTRY ontfS A STfCMl CHAUEN6C TO A SPECIAL 0RCEP OF SOlPlER • "THOSE "TO TEST -THeM5ElV£* AND TMSfR YORtP MAY PIMP WHAT "THEY'RE After in *the imfamtry.' SPRING IS THE TIME to be wary of fraudulent home improvement schemes, says The Better Business Bureau. You can protect yourself by learning to spot phony sales presentations and being familiar with the more common ripoff tech­ niques. Persons who come to your door offering thejir services to re-roof qr^paint your home, or resurface your driveway should be viewed with caution. While some reliable companies do em­ ploy door-to-door salesper­ sons, many such people are experienced con artists. They may travel in their vans, stocked with all their "materials," not so much to keep their operating costs down as to make a quick getaway for the next job. Ask for identification from an itinerant salesper­ son, or if your community requires licensing ask for proof of this. One common "door open­ er approacl lent home imi roach which fraudu- provement workers may use is the sur« vey technique Their intern to sell may not be obvio« as they tell the homcownef that such and such an agen­ cy or research Arm is con­ ducting a poll about the con­ dition of roofs or driveways in the area. Sometimes the pitch is that, as a representa­ tive of a local aluminum sid­ ing company, the person ig conducting an "inspection** tour of the neighborhood. spurgeons Thtir., Fri., Sat. Only! SUMMER DRESS USkJAMBOREE STORE HCXUS: MON.-FRI.: 9-9 SAT. 9-6; SUN. 10-5 for 6.50 each i . J fi \ \ U !; 11. Reg. $7.49 and $7.99. Select from hundreds of breezy fashions to keep your wardrobe crisp and cool all summer long! Capture cot­ tons and cotton blends in patchwork, denim and cal ico looks . . . pin-stripes, solids, checks and plaids. Dirndl styles and zip-ons, basic button downs. A multitude of fashion for easy living in short sleeve and sleeveless styles for juniors, misses, half sizes. Scoop up pert collectibles and pocket the savings now! i I 3IMS20 I !Si -Vl, T Y SM (>\ TIES. 9-5 WED. 9-5 (Senior Citizens Day) THURS.-FRI. 9-9 SAT. 9-5 2 ' : r! i fi i f I < t I - U P Ki U i r LHi / Yi * T V V it IS* 1656 9 Ml IWAKMCMt FREE LAY-AWAY PLAN! 4400 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY, ILLINOIS 3854100 \ 4