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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Wanted Meuical Assistant with general office skills Call 815- 455-0212between9:00 4 (H). 57 Girl for boat cleaning. Apply in person. Marks Marine. 3622 W. Kim St., McHenry, 111. 57 HOUSEKEEPER wanted to attend elderly couple in McHenry. Beautiful home, live in or hourly. References required. Call 312-823-2945 57 NEEDED: Girls and woman for salad department. Apply in person. Andre's Steak House, Richmond, 111.' 57 MATURE WOMAN to live-in with woman who is stroke victim but not incapacitated. No nursing required. Must be willing to do light cooking and be companion. No heavy household cleaning. Time off during day or evening when required. Free room and board and salary commensurate with duties. Please call McHenry State Bank - Trust Dept. 385- 1040 57 IALES CREW MANAGERS ( need 2 sales Crew Managers j to work in this area. Must be® good with kids. Must have! Van or Wagon. Call Mr. Taylor 312-674-8299 S 3-23-4-1 AVON IF YOU'RE AMBITIOUS, ORGANIZED, AND OVER 18, you can have excellent ear nings selling quality products. Call I I Mrs. Bauer I 815-385-5385 3-23 3 25 I SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Factory Experience. Wanted for Ladies blouses ano sportswear. Top rate. Good starting wages. Pleasant working conditions. Light airy air conditioned plant. Year around work. McHENRY MANUFACTURING CO 30)1 W. Rt, 120 - McHenry, III. 3-23-3-25 EARN EXTRA CASH Are you bored with your present routine? Would youi like to average $50.00 an evening, showing QUEEN'S I WAY TO FASHIONS on Home JParty Plan. For a personal interview Call - 815-568-8211 or 815-385-8488 2-2-3-30 MANUFACTURER OF INDUSTRIAL OVENS Needs men with background in Welding-Sheet Metal and Electrical work. Ability to read blue prints helpful. PRECISION QUINCYCORP. 220 N.Madison St. Woodstock, III. 60098 815-338-2675 3-23-3-25 LOCKER ROOM ATTENDANT Able man to work April thru October. Will train. Excellent opportunity for ambitious per­ son. Age 20 yrs. or older. Must have character references. Salary plus assures excellent finances for 7 months work. Apply Manager McHanry Country Club 820 N.John St. 815-385-1072 3-11TF1-2 i - m r MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT with some or all of the following basic mechanical skills: electrical, plumbing, heating, pneumatics, welding and carpentry. This is a full time day position with good starting wages and excellent fringe benefits. Contact Wally Szyplebaum Maintenance Engineer 385-6961 ENGINEERING DEPT. We are looking for an em­ ployee to work full time in our engineering dept. Knowledge of electrical and mechanical maintenance necessary. License preferred. Apply to personnel dept. McHENRY HOSPITAL 3516 W. Waukegan Rd. McHenrv. III. 815-385-2200 ext. 645 3-23-3-25 PART TIME BOOK KEEPER, mornings for billing depart­ ment. Prefer someone with knowledge of posting machine operation. Apply in person. McHenry Plaindealer. 3812 W. Elm St, McHenry, 111. TF* UACANT PRQKftTV CORNER LOT- Lakeland Park 85x150.312-526-2809 57 FOR RENT Furnished 4 room house, utilities included. $210. month. Wonder Lake. 4517 Hilltop Drive 312-779-5358 56 FURNISHED HOUSE $285 month plus utilities. Garage included. Burtons Bridge Subdivision. Fitzgerald Realty. 815-653-3243 57 2 bedroom house, with 1 car attached garage, full basement, stove, refrigerator, included. $295 month, references & 1 month security deposit 385-3269 TF 2 bedroom apartment in McHenry. $200 plus utilities and security deposit. No pets, no children, Available im­ mediately. 312-526-8757 57 CLEAN SLEEPING rooms, daily or weekly. 385-0266 or 385- 8905. TF STORAGE SPACE, all sizes, inside or out.. Monthly rental: The Keep Mini-Warehouse. 815- 455-0095. TF WHISPERING OAKS 5 ROOM 2 Bedroom condominium. Fully carpeted. All appliances and drapes Available April 15th No children or pets 815-385-0344 3-23-4-1 3-23-3-25 l GUETTLER'S STORAGE Mini-Warehouse Now Renting 818 N. Front Street (Route 31) 385-8570 HOME SELLERS LOT-McCULLOM' LAKE Corner Clover Hill & Lake, Shore Drive. 385 3244 evenings. 58 OUR REAL ESTATE EXPERTS ARE ALL ANXIOUS TO SELL YOUR HOUSE Our sales staff is trained to eliminate "LOOKERS" and we have a list of REAL QUALIFIED BUYERS WHO ARE READY AND ABLE TO BUY YOUR HOUSE!! WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE TODAY!! CALL FOR A FREE MARKET EVALUATION. WATERFRONT LOTS for Sale. $10,000 and up. Pistakee Lake and Meyers Bay. Phone 815-339- 6356. 58 BY OWNER. Going South. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, w-w car­ peting, attached garage, full basement with rec room. Johnsburg school district. Low 40's. No agents. 497-3388. TF IPANTCO TO RCNT HOUSE IN JOHNSBURG school district for short period. 4 to 6 months beginning June 1st. Waterfront preferred but not required. 312-394-3954 57 PAGE 11 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1977 Offer Hints To Avert Death From Tornados Spurgeon's Dept. Store Manager and wife need to rent an apartment for 2 or 3 months. "Call 728-0332 or 385-4100 ask for Mr. Giacomin 56 r FOR SALE BY OWNER 2 Story Cape Cod 4 bedrooms, 8 rooms, 2'/i baths, fully carpeted on Fox River Large wooded lot. $59,760.00 344-1632 385-6566 344-0748 3/2-TF1-2 ! L WAREHOUSE or factory space from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385- 1079. TF V.F.W. HALL for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 385-9860 after 6 pm. TF 2 BEDROOM apartment, range and refrigerator. Lease and security deposit. Adults only. 385-5925. TF Looking for retail business or office tenant to occupy 1800 sq ft in new building to be con­ structed this spring. 29111 ^ W. Rte. 120. Call evenings 385- 0997. TF L A R G E L U X U R I O U S DUPLEX, on water, 2 bedrooms (1-28' long). Double vanity bath, living room, dining room, kitchen with breakfast area and barbeque, washer, dryer, garage. In town, 4 block to shopping. 385-3493. TF BY OWNER, North Fox Condo, downstairs,nice grassy corner with trees. June occupancy. $25,000.815-385-9130 59 Ranch house. Jr bedrooms, large living rooiA family room, l' _. baths, fully carpeted, 2 car garage. Edgebrook Heights area. Asking $51,000. 385-3436 57 500 to 5,500 sq. feet suitable for factory or warehouse, heated. McHenry Area. 815-385-8890 59 3-2TF1-2 FflftftftNf { Lovely 3 bedroom ranch in the country, for a meticulous couple, 2 baths, large kitchen, snack bar, diriing area, dish­ washer, disposal, family room with natural stone fireplace, full basement, 2 car attached garage. $350 per month. Security deposit and referen- CeS ReP 'yiK>XMAl. McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 W. ELM ST. McHENRY, ILL. w. IESER MORE REALTOR* CARD Of THANKS We wish to express our heart­ felt appreciation to all our friends, relatives and neigh­ bors for the many acts of kindness, cards, masses and floral offerings received during the illness and passing of our loved one Edward Stacknick Sr. A special thank you to Father Schwartz for his kind­ ness and prayers. The Stacknick Family 56 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIB : PHONE 385-0170 TO PLACE YOUR AD. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllS! SITUATION IPANTCO V Painting and Decorating. 385- 5808 58 WILL DO babysitting in my home days. References 385- 5228 56 DAILY CHILDCARE in my home. Pleasant surroundings. Large enclosed yard. Pistakee Highlands. 497-3084. 56 E X P E R I E N C E D C A R ­ PENTER wants work. Free estimates, reasonable prices, small jobs. Call after 6 pm. 385- 2517. " 57 Knowing what to do when a tornado approaches may save a life, says O.L. Hogsett, University of Illinois Extension safety specialist. Illinois leads the nation in the total number of deaths resulting from tornadoes and ranks second in the total amount of dollar damage to property. Because more than 65 per­ cent of Illinois' tornadoes occur between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., there is not one simple safety rule to follow, says Hogsett. Family members may be anywhere, at school, shopping, work or at home. The safest place to be during a tornado warning is inside an underground shelter with the radio tuned to a local station for weather bulletins. If one can't get to an undrground shelter, Hogsett suggests: --Immediately open several north and east windows to help equalize the pressure between the partial vacuum of the tornado and the inside of the building. -After opening them, stay away from all windows. -Shut off electricity and gas if this can be done quickly and simply. -Avoid rooms with large edge-supported roofs, such as gymnasiums and auditoriums. Stay in an interior hallway on a lower floor. , -At home, move to the center of the basement or lower floor and stay away from outside walls. -Get under a heavy piece of furniture such as a table or workbench. -Get out of mobile homes, because they easily tip over in tornadoes. Seek other shelter if possible. -If no buildings are available, move to right angles away from the tornado's oath. If there is no time to escape, lie flat or face down in the nearest ditch or ravine. Farm Record Guide RETIREE CARPENTER, small jobs by the hour or by the job. 653-9093* . 56 IN MEMORIAM 815-385-4880 AND ASSOC. INC. 1208 N. GREEN ST. McHENRY, ILLINOIS 3-23-4-1 1 WOULD like to thank everyone who sent cards and gifts, also for all the prayers and masses that were said for me while I was in the hospital. Martha H. Freund 56 NOTICE 40 CHANNEL CB ALL NEW UNITS Cobra 29 XLR Cobra 21XLR Cobra 138XLR SSB ^29.95/. . . . .177.84 \79.9y . . . 136.79 3tf9.9* . . . .269.95 446.95 . .349.95 in jb * C O C N 225.74 21«95. . . 169.12 . 22#.W . . 179.68 . 199 96. . . . . . 139.88 1/9 94. . . 87.00 . 749.95\.. . . . .124.00 f\ 99.95 .\ . . . .149.00 Big Mic LaFayette 1140 Base LaFayette HB640 LaFayette HB70 LaFayette HB940 Master Charge ft Bank Americard Welcome Bring This Ad To TONES MUSIC 3719 West Elm, McHenry TO BE GIVEN AWAY Will Give Away - .JO" Gas stove. Works fine. Oven door needs spring. 385-5808 56 PERSONALS "Grapefruit Pill" with Diadax plan more convenient than grapefruits. Eat satisfying meals and lose weight. Osco Drug TFl IN LOVING MEMORY of our Daughter and Sister, KAREN SUE JENSEN, Who left us to be with her savior two years ago on March 23,1975. In the lovely springtime of her life God plucked our dainty flower To grace a niche in Heaven and bloom Forever through his love and power Dad, Mom and Ron Arv and Joy Dan and Laurie Stu, Deb and Stevie 3-23 PET COLUMN GIVE AWAY Black and tan coon hound, 9 mos., Call 385-5839 after 5pm. To good home. How long should you keep farm records to meet Internal Revenue service demands? Different records need to be kept different lengths of time, says George J. Young McHenry county Extension adviser. Records and information about the purchase of farm land should be kept as long as you own the farm-and even longer if the land stays in the family. If the land stays in the family, pass all the records along as the next generation takes over the farm. Records pertaining to con­ struction costs of new buildings, grain storage, livestock feeding facilities, or other specialized facilites should also be kept per­ manently, says Young. Major remodeling jobs where the amount spent is added to the value of a capital asset and then depreciated should also be kept as long as you own the asset. Usually your depreciation schedule contains m o s t o f t h i s v a l u a b l e i n ­ formation, so it should be kept permanently. Records of ordinary farm income, such as sales of grain or livestock and of ordinary farm expenses should be kept for at least ten years, recom­ mends Young. Copies of income tax returns and estate tax reports should: be kept in­ definitely. Ordinarily an assessment by IRS, which would follow an audit of your income tax return, must be made within three years after the filing date But in certain cases, assessments for income tax due may be made up to six years after the filing. And in some s p e c i a l c i r c u m s t a n c e s , verification may require ten years of records. There are certain exceptions to the above rules In the cas<- of fraud, taxpayer's intent to evade tax or taxpayer's failure to file, an Internal Revenue Service audit and assessment for additional income tax may be made at any time. In addition to keeping your record book for income tax purposes, also keep cancelled checks, receipts, and all other evidence to support the various entries in the record book. The same goes for farm record print-outs from electronic data- processing equipment (EDP). In addition to keeping the print­ out sheets (information which comes from the machine), also keep receipts and other vouchers which substantiate entries on the EDP sheets. To have income and expense receipts in an orderly form at the end of the year, sort all receipts by company or firm which issued the receipt. Then put them all together and store in a large envelope, box, or whatever size container is needed. These should then be stored in a filing cabinet or some reasonably safe plac£. (This is a good reason for having a farm office or a special place in the farm home for an office area.) I.ILL. 3-18-3-25 USE OUR FREE LAY--AWAY! m 385-4520 Senior Cltliens 18.40 14.40 l>9 16 S 6 9 M SALE! spurgeons every jumpsuit 20% every pantset 20% misses, half-sizes from $14 off off save 20% now through Sunday March 27! All new! 2-3-4 pc. pantsets. Vested styles. Cardigan and shirt styles, some with scarves. Polyesters, some with 4% silk for luster! Exciting jumpsuits! Hooded styles in linen-look woven polyester. Shirt-and- slack looks. Pastels and pri­ mary colors, all washable, 8-16 and 141/2 to 221 /2. What savings! 4400 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY, ILL. 385-4100 13.60 HOURS: DAILY 9-9 SAT. 9 6 SUN. 10-5