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HELP WANTED NURSE AIDES Night Shift P-M. to 7:00 A.M. Mu« available Wi" train CLERK TYPIST FUH required. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Part time Night Shift 11:00 pm to 7:00 am Will train. Typing experience required UNIT ASSISTANT weekend^ ^ ̂ W'U train' Must be abIe t0 work Apply Personnel Department McKENRY HOSPITAL 3516 ft. Waukegan Rd. McHeniy, II. 815-385-2200 EXT. 645 9-24-io-i HELP WANTED BABY SITTER, mature adult needed for 4 month old child. mcHenry Area to Round Lake. Vicinity of Rte. 120. Call after 5:30 p.m. 815-344-1831. 9-29 10-1 HELP WANTED r I ****************************** AUTOMATIC SCREW * MACHINE * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 2nd SHIFT Position available on D^enports. Will train experienced set up individual with background on B. & S. or multi spindle automatics. Excellent starting salary and fringe package. TFivitermatic AJk INCORPORATED Intermatic Plaza Rte. 12 & Winn Rd. Spring Grove, Illinois 60081 815-675-2321 An equal opportunity employer * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * # * * * * * * * * * * * 9-22-9-24 * H0MEMAKERS PART TIME 9:30 to 2:30 pm $750 guarantee for 100 sales interviews. Car necessary. For interview call KAY MIDDEND0RF 815-455-0073 between 5:00 and 8:00 pm L-125 9-29-10-1 Carpenter wanted. Must be experienced in rough and trim residential work. Lakewood Framing Company. 344-0400 9-24-9-29 Nurse's Aide. Mature woman, own transportation, needed 12 midnight to 6:00 A.M. Have ref­ erences. Call 385-3793. 9/24-9-29 Full time woman to work days at Riverside Laundry, 1304 N. Front St., McHenry. 385-9635. 9-24/9-29 Fvn r nTr m nrlr\ I EXPERIENCED DINNER WAITRESS Apply in Person After 3:00 pm INDIAN MANOR RESTAURANT 217 N. Front St. McHenry, II. #****************************$ AUTO SERVICE PERSONNEL Due to extensive remodeling, and increase in Service Traffic, We have immediate openings for the following: • SERVICE WRITER • TRANSMISSION MECHANIC • BODY MAN (combination) • PORTER & HIKER •HIGH SCHOOL MECHANIC TRAINEE (to work after school) The people we are looking for, are not necessarily out of work-but now employed and looking for better working conditions. ^ ^ m Apply f<f Service Manager BABER BURR" » " * Hr 91 S.Rt. 12 Fox Lake, II. 312-587-2555 9-29-10-1 9-29-10-1 SALESMEN Leading job shop metal fabricating company has openings in the sales department. Some experience in industrial sales required. Some travel necessary. Send resume and salary requirement to : ILLINOIS COIL SPRING CO. 1415 N. Industrial Dr. McHenry, II. 60050 9-29 9-29-10-1 * * * * * * * * * INSURANCE Economy Fire and Casualty Company is looking or people with a future in management. Aggressive, hard working individuals who are not interested in just "Holding the fort," but can reach out to the future and help develop the full potential of a rapidly growing medium size oompany. A0JUST0RS / ADJUST0R TRAINEES * Working from your own home, you'll find prior sales or public contact experience helpful, with residential ^construction or auto body repair background a plus. * UNDERWRITERS/UNDERWRITER TRAINEES ? Previous personal line experience or business background Jwith accounting exposure would benefit applicants. ^Degree in Business Administration an added bonus. FIELD REPRESENTATIVES/ TRAINEES ^ Excellent positions available with personal line & experience through American Agency System a plus. We provide competitive salaries and benefits to qualified £ applicants. While a college degree is preferred, all 4f> candidates must have an excellent reputation and £ character. Successful applicants must be prepared t<J £ relocate. Call or send resume in confidence to:. * Tom Adkins * ECONOMY FIRE AND CASUALTY COMPANY Div. of Kemper Insurance * P.O. Box 441 Freeport, Illinois 61032 * 3123320507 * Equal Opportunity Employer M-F 9-29-10-1 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 9-29-10-1 WOMAN TO COOK 1 NIGHT A WEEK CALL 385-5498 9-29/10-1 For **************************** AVON DREAMING OF A "GREEN" CHRISTMAS?} As an Avon Representative, you can J earn cash to pay those i holiday bills. Call j Mrs. Bauer i 385-5385 ! nursing 414-279 1 PROJECTIONIST « TRAINEE for Town Theatre in Fox Lake. Would, prefer married person, who is also dependable. Apply in person to Manager TOWN THEATRE Fox Lake, II. 9-24-9-29 Join the people who've joined the Army. Today's volunteer Army offers guaranteed job training in hundreds of skills. The people who've joined the Army have come in for many reasons in addition to job training -- the pay and benefits, the travel, the personal challenge and development, a chance to serve their country, a career away from a dull routine where they can look to the future with pride. FOR MORE INFORMATION, SEE YOUR LOCAL ARMY RECRUITER 144 Washington St. Woodstock, Illinois (815) 338-2974 SHIPPING AND Company Must have shipping and receiving experience. If you are seeking responsibility with a growing company, then apply immediately. WONDER MOLDED PRODUCTS 8015 Pyott Road Crystal Lake, II. 815-459-3830 An Equal Opportunity 1 Employer 9-29-10-1 AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN To learn automatic screw machine shop business from the bottom up. SET UP MAN To run Brown & Sharpe machine WOMAN To run milling machine • Paid Vacation • Paid Medical Insurance • Paid Pension SEQUOIA AUTOMATIC INC. 6126 Factory Rd. Crystal Lake 459-4405 FOR RENT Large two bedroom two bath condominium, with garage and storage space. On waters edge. Occupancy Nov. 1. $320 per month. References required.^ 385-7760 9-29TF1-2 1st floor newly panelled 4 room apartment, near town $175 plus security deposit and utilites. No pets, no children. 385-5579. 9-29 3 bedroom new home, one mile North of McHenry. $400 385-7685. Occupancy October 9th 9-29-10-1 2 bedroom house $210.00 Security deposit. No pets. 815- 344-1183 9-29-10-1 One bedroom apartment Octo­ ber 1st. $220 month. Phone 385-7599 or 344-0880.9-29-10-1 2 bedroom house, wall to wall carpeting, 3 blocks from downtown McHenry. $250 month, security deposit 312-593- 8446 after 6pm 9-29-10-1 WEEKLY RATES available on small furnished apartments and sleeping rooms. 385-0266 days. 385-8905 evenings. 9-1-TF-1-2 Warehouse or factory space, from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385- 1079. 9-1-TF-1-2 L A R G E P L E A ' S A N T SLEEPING room for working man, References needed 385-' 4398 9-17TF1-2 9-29-10-1 DUTCH CREEK WOODLANDS Johnsburg 4 bedrms., cent, air, 2 fireplaces, sun deck,' wet bar, % acre beautiful-! ly landscaped fenced yard, • oversized 2 car gar. As-] rumable lY"o mortgage,! water rights. Shown by ap-1 pointment only $72,000. No! Brokers. 385-8105 9-3/9-29 FOR SALE BY OWNER 2 Story Cape Cod. 4 bedrooms, 8 rooms, 2Vi baths, fully carpeted on Fox River. Large wooded lot. $59,760.00 344-1632 385-6566 344-0748 9-1TF1-2 Business Opportunity COUNTRY SQUARE Sell or lease Office and Store 500 to 6,000 square feet VENTURA ASSOCIATES 312-669-3118 HELP WANTED MED. TECHS 7-3 / 3-11 / 11-7 SHOTS We are expanding our laboratory coverage. Our laboratory services a 23 Physician Multi-specialty Medical Group, and 140 bed general Community Hospital, and state Trauma Center. • Competitive salary • 10 per cent Pension Plan • Sick leave pay back • Complete fringe benefit package • 35c per hour P.M. differential Call or apply Peisonnel McHeniy Medical Group 1209 N Green St McHenry, III. 815-3851050 9-29-10-1 P E Q l F S T A T F New 2 bedroom lakefront home, located in Tomahawk Wisconsin, also Lake lots available 344-1252 after4 p.m. 9-29-10-1 For Sale by Owner. Whispering Oaks, quiet manicured wooded neighborhood, 2 bedroom brick and cedar ranch, mid $40's. Call Sat. or Sun. or weekdays after 4 p.m. 815-344-1865. 9-29 10-8 SMALL 2 BEDROOM HOME in Volo on Route 120. New 2 car garage. Low 20*s 815-498- 2009 after 4pir 9-10TF-1-2 New 3 bedroom house, lVfe baths, 1 car garage. 312-381- 5286 9-10-9)29 WANTED TO RENT b? over $150.00 per mont^" Prefer PAGE 13 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, ltT ' HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS j Real Estate Office Opens Essex-Costello Real Estate Co announces the opening of its new McHenry facility at 804 N. Front street (Rt. 31). The at­ tractive one-story structure is constructed entirely of pre-cast concrete forms, the first building of its kind in McHenry. "Confidence in the continued growth of the McHenry area, ESSEX-COSTELLO OFFICES increased staff and greatly increased business (1976 total sales closed, including all three offices, McHenry, Crystal Lake and Cary, will exceed $20 milliion) is the basis for building our new facility," advises Dave Gelwicks, manager of the McHenry of­ fice. The parking area at the new facility accommodates more than thirty cars, a considerable improvements over their for­ mer location. Lee Cooney is the general contractor. The decorating and interior fur­ nishings are by Lisa Interiors. The firm has operated in McHenry since 1968. Task Force Seeks Ideas For Future Transportation 2 bedroom apartment, range and refrigerator, lease and security deposit, adults only 385-8042 9-1-TF-1-2 2 room office,480 sq.ft. Parking lot for 30 cars. 5215 W. Rte. 120 385-9020 9-17TF1-2 FOX LAKE: One bedroom- condominium furnished. Reasonable. Call Randall, ERA Realtors. 312-358-7810 9-17-10-6 2 room efficiency, deposit am. lease, single or n ture cou­ ple. 385-4398 9-10T? Available October 1st. 1 bedroom furnished apartment, Johnsburg area. Heat included, one month security and lease required. Married couple preferred. $175.00 month. 385- 0560 9am to 5pm 9-29-10-1 V A C A N T P R O P E R T Y 1 acre and larger lots near Pistakee Bay in Hickory Ridge Estates, as low as $1,500.00 down. Call 815-678-4221 9-22-10-1 2 or 3 bedroom house by working widow, can't pay much 9-29-10-1 farm house or handyman special. 312-526-5137 evenings. 312-438-9500 extension 495 week­ days. 9-29-10-1 PROFESSIONAL COUPLE with 2 children and 1 mature responsible dachshund wish to rent home on large secluded lot or with acreage. Option to buy especially desirable. Excellent references. 312-249-1765 9-24-10-1 SITUATION WANTED WANTED TO DO: crewel stitchery or cross stitch samplers.* Will also baby sit days or evenings. Call 385-6466 9-29-10-1 Child or Elderly care. Satur­ day, Sunday or weekends, in your home, dependable, mature. 385-3247 9-29 TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE: Clean manure for fall gardening. All you can take. 1321 W. Old Bay Road, McHenry 9-24-10-1 BOATS & MOTORS 14' Mirrocraft boat, 45 HP Sea King Motor and accessories. $900.00 firm. 385-4852, 385-2375 9-24-V2&' MOTORCYCLES 1973 MOTO-GUZZI 850 cc fairing, saddle bags, luggage rack, direct drive. 815-653-7341 9-29-10-8 360 cc Scrambler and road bike. Priced to sell at $350.00 Call 385- 4669 after 6 p.m. 9-29-10-1 WANTED TO BUY Usecklarge leather rocker with foot rest, excellent condition, in McHenry area. Call 385-3963. 9-29 PRIVATE PARTY interested in buying Beauty Shop. Call 815- 344-1087 ask for Miss Shea. 9-29 10-1 Got some good ideas on how your tax dollars should be spent to improve transportation for the year 200 in the Chicago- N o r t h w e s t I n d i a n a metropolitan area? If you do, the Transportation Proposals Task Force wants to hear from you. Call 312 648-0207 in Illinois or 219 883-2070 in Indiana. Those are the Transportation Proposal Hot Line telephone numbers. They will be in operation from noon to 8 p.m., weekdays Sept. 27 through Oct. 15 to answer questions from the public on how to submit ideas for improved transportation for the future. The task force represents a group of agencies working to develop a Year 200 Tran­ sportation Plan for Cook, DuPage, Lake, Will, McHenry and Kane Counties in Illinois; and Lake and Porter Counties 'in Indiana. Tentative adoption of the plan by the individual task force members is set for 1978. The five task force members are: Chicago's Department of Development and Planning, the Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission, the Chicago Area Transportation Study, the Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission and the Regional Transportation Authority. The 1995 Transportation System Plan, which was adopted in 1974, is being up­ dated to reflect changes in the makeup of the region including its residents' environmental and energy concerns. In ad­ dition the new plan will reflect more current data derived as a result of improved techniques for analysis and evaluation, which have been developed since the technical work of the 1995 plan was completed. Because the future tran­ sportation needs for the region inevitably will cost more than the taxpayers' dollars available to pay for them, it is vital that the agencies represented on the Task Force develop a Year 200 Tran­ sportation Plan that builds in the greatest possible benefit to the public from the funds that will be expended. To ensure that the public's concerns are adequately reflected in the new plan, the task force is inviting the public to submit their oroDosals to improve transportation for the year 2000 in writing now through Oct. 22. The proposals for both Indiana and Illinois should be sent to: Tran­ sportation Proposals, Post Office Box 6101, Chicago, 111. 60680. The proposals can address future transportation needs as they relate to roads, bicycles, pedestrian ways, freight trains, trucks, aircraft, ships, buses, rapid transit, commuter rail or whatever. A proposal need not involve the purchase or construction of transportation facilities. A policy restricting parking on certain streets or a law setting standards for automobile exhausts can have just as great an impact on transportation as a bus system connecting community colleges with the areas where students live. To assure the understanding of the proposals submitted, the task force asks that each proposal first state a tran­ sportation problem and second, state a proposal to solve the problem. For example: Problem: Traffic congestion is caused by too many cars on arterial roads and freeways. Usually there are only one or two persons in each car. P r o p o s a l : W h e r e v e r possible, one lane on each freeway should be reserved for cars carrying three or more persons. This would encourage more pteople to share rides and reduce congestion. Violators would be fined and the revenues from the fines would be used to pay the costs of establishing and enforcing the special lanes. If there are any special assumptions about what the future will be like, such as a severe fuel shortage or a drastic increase in population, they should be stated in the proposal. In addition, if a posposal will cost money, a suggestion on how the necessary revenue could be raised to pay for im­ plementation of the proposal might be included. To assist the public in preparing its proposals, the task force has prepared a resource book entitled Patterns and Prospccts. It spells out the costs, characteristics and capabilities of present modes of transportation and discusses the uses of less common modes, such as monorails and electric minicars. The resource book is available at all Chicago and selected suburban Illinois and Indian libraries and other depositories throughout the region. Interested persons should call the hot line to find the nearest place to use the resource book and to get an­ swers to any questions regarding submission of transportation proposals. Those hot line numbers again are: 312 648-0207 in Illinois or 219 883-2070 in Indiana. 4-H In Action Seen During Illinois Fair Thousands of Illinois residents have not only heard of 4-H >ut have now experienced it as they toured the 4-H action exhibit at the 1976 Illinois State fair. The 4-H action exhibit allow­ ed fairgoers to not only talk to 4-H members about what the youth learn in 4-H, but actually learn for themselves by doing some of the project work. In fact, Barbara John­ son, superintendent of the exhibit area, says that many visitors reported to her that "they learned a lot from the kids." Exhibit visitors selected and graded garden, vegetables, made terrariums, practiced CPR training, decorated cakes, propagated plants, tran­ splanted plants, crocheted, repaired electrical appliances, PETS FOR SALE GERMAN SHORTHAIRED POINTERS AKC, dual bloodlines both sides. Beautiful dogs, 4 months-Shots & wor­ med. Must sell $50 815-459-9097 9-24-9-29 and learned how to preserve flowers and do quilling. Exhibitors from McHenry county included Joy Vyduna, McHenry, demonstrating how tar and nicotine damages the lungs; Judy Vyduna, McHenry, showing how to make decorator planters; Shelly Von- Bruenchenhein, McHenry, demonstrating babysitting techniques; Bob and Steve T h o m p s o n , W o o d s t o c k , demonstarating how to shear a pine tree and planting asparagus. Visitors measured them­ selves using metric m e a s u r e m e n t s , s a m p l e d recipes, quizzed themselves on nutrition, and talked to represenatative from several foreign countries participating in the International 4-H Youth Exchange Program. Several times during the day, the audience viewed demon­ strations of native Polish and Mexican folk, dances, a 4-H clothing review and a tumbling exhibition. In addition, a number of p a r t i c i p a n t s f r o m t h e 4 - H d e m o n s t r a t i o n c o n t e s t presented demonstrations on such topics as: making dried flower arrangements; making macrame jewelry, growing asparagus, pruning Christmas trees, making holiday breads, refinishing furniture, growing African violets, making corn husk dolls and caring for horse equipment. A total of 120 young people participated in the action exhibit by showing and telling the audience about the things they had learned in 4-H. The exhibit was designed in an industrial design class by Kemalie Winter, Savoy, a senior at the University of Illinois. In addition to the assistance of Miss Winter, some twenty college students helped con­ struct and assemble the exhibit area and coordinate the many demonstrators. PET COLUMN FOUND Vizsla red male & Weimaraner male, found together. Very friendly. Must identify. 385-6629 or 312-546-8222-Judy 9-29 GIVE AWAY 10 month old female lab, all shots". Good with kids 815-344- 2539 Male, 4 year old Collie and Shepherd, housebroken, good with kids. 385-1136 9-29 Golden Gleams Thales was asked what was most difficult to man; he answered: "To know one's self." -Diogenes Laertius. Retire unto thyself, and thou wilt blush to find how little is there. -Persius. All our knowledge is our­ selves to know. -Alexander Pope. No man is the worse for knowing the worse of himself. -H.G. Bohn. r>