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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED WANTED PART TIME CONCESSION HELP Apply McHenry Theatre After 6:30 P.M. 3-29 SALESPERSON For Carpet Store Experienced Only Salary plus commission 815-385-8000 3-24-3-29 WANTED SURGICAL ASSISTANT For oral surgery office. Experience preferred but not necessary. Send resume to McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm St. Box MA 4 McHenry, II. 60050 3-29/3-31 DRAFTSMAN Manufacturer of Industrial Ovens needs person with 2 years experience in sheet metal. Electrical experience helpful. Excellent opportunity to progress in fast growing department. PRECISION QUINCY 220 N. Madison St. Woodstock, III. 3-29-3-31 BUS GIRLS WAITRESSES HOSTESSES FARMER'S" ALMANAC 385-8808 3-29-3-31 ENCINEERINC MECHANIC Rotating Shifts Basic electrical and plumbing experience required. Apply Personnel Dept. NcHENRY HOSPITAL 3516 W. Waukegan Rd. McHenry. lit. 815-385-2200 Ext. 645 an equal opportunity employer 3.29-3-3] HEAT TREATER ammeo TOP WAGES AND BENEFITS PERMANENT Apply in person J.E. HOFFMAN I CO. 739 N.Lake St. Mundelein, III. an equal opportunity employer 3-1TF BOOKKEEPER/ H TRANSCRIPTI0N 1ST PERMANENT PART TIME Monday through Friday 4 Hours, 1-S P.M. Immediate, permanent position available in our growing international sales management company now located in Grayslake, III. and moving to Richmond, Illinois within approximately 2 mon­ ths. Light bookkeeping/typing duties plus typing dictation from IBM transcriber. Good handwriting and clerical skills a must. Apply only in writing to: P.O. BOX 332 GRAYSLAKE. ILL. 60030 All applications held in confidence. -- an,. SALESMAN good opportunity used auto, call Mr. Mitchell, 385-7200. 70 Part time Policeman for Village of McCullom Lake, applicants must be 21 years of age, contact Eugene Huff. 385- 4540. 70 FOFT RENT BEAUTICIAN part time, paid vacations, The Pin Curl, 1330 N. Riverside Dr., McHenry, 385- 7112. 70 WANTED assistant to work in Crystal Lake Doctor's office, must have general office skills, phone evenings, after 6pm 312- 381-4828. 72 1 Dishwasher, part time, 385- 9836. 70 Craft counselors, needed, full time or part time, work with beautiful Better Homes & Gardens Crafts or be a hostess and earn valuable gifts. 815-678- 3492. 69 STABLE HELP part time and full time, positions available Older man preferred, 385-7668. 72 LIVE IN Grandmother needed for 3 year old boy, babysitting and light housework in return for room and board, McHenry area, call for further in­ formation, Would consider couple 815-385-6647. 70 MATURE HOSTESS WANTED Evenings DR JAY'S 4512 W. Rte. 120 McHenry 3-29-3-31 ADULTS Want to make a buck? If you have the gift of gab! Salary ($2.65 per hour) plus commission, plus bonus, for the right person. CALL GEN 385-3430 or &5-0940 3-29-3-31 ELECTRICAL Manufacturer of Industrial Ovens needs person with background in electrical work. Ability to read blueprints helpful. PRECISION QUINCY CORP. 220 N. Madison Woodstock, III. 60098 815-338-2675 3-29 3-31 TO DO OFFICE CLEANING FOR JANITORIAL SERVICE 2nd Shift Need transportation 385-3252 3-29-3 31 PERSONALS I CHERYL TONTILLO as of March 10. 1978 am responsible for my debts only. 70 Widower, 33, daughter 5, looking for widow around same age, interests are boating, bowling and motor repair, send Description & interests to: Pandick Press, 111 N. Canal St., Chicago, 111. 60606, ATTN: K.W. 72 CARP Of THANKS The family of Robert J. Sundby wish to express their ap­ preciation to the members of the First United Methodist Church, the employees of the McHenry Hospital, Rev. Ralph Smith, and all of the many friends iand neighbors who extended to us their comfort and support during our recent grief. Bob & Margaret David & Arlene Donald Sundby 69 UNDER NEW M A N A G E M E N T V F W , Clubhouse and Hall for rent, Seating capacity for 400. Call 385-9860 9 to 12 weekdays or after 6pm. 3-1TF STORAGE SPACE all sizes, inside or out, Monthly rental, The Keep Mini-Warehouse, 815- 455-0095. 3-1TF CLEAN SLEEPING Rooms Daily or weekly, small furnished apartment, 385-0266 jr 385-8905. 3-1TF WAREHOUSE or factory space from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385-1079. 3-1TF 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom a p a r t m e n t s , s t o v e , refrigerator, air conditioning, no pets, 344-1961 or 344-0880. 3- 1TF STORAGE SPACE Storebin Mini Warehouses, 4400 Bull Valley Road, McHenry, 385- 0461 or 338-2126. 3-1TF 1978 KAWASAKI Good Times Sale KZ 650 $1,995. KZ 650 Custom $2,195 GOOD TIMES CYCLERY Mon.-Fri. 10-7 Sat 10-5 Sun. 11-3 815-459 1631 Rte. 14 W. of 31 Crystal Lake, II. 3-29-3-31 NOTICE DON'S DAIRY FROST Reopens this Friday March 31 1 block East of Bridge on Rte. 120 Still offering 3 hot dogs for a Dollar Soft Ice Cream at its best 3-29 UACANT PROPERTY Tax Refunds Increase For Northern Illinois 1.1 acre wooded lot, Glacier Ridge Subdivision. $33,000 Call 385-7789. 68TF Heavily wooded corner lot 1.1 acres Glacier Ridge Sub­ division, call 815-385-7789. 69TF SITUATION WANTED UNHAPPY with your bab- sitter? Loving mother licensed to care for children aged 6 weeks and up weekdays, Johnsburg school district, Bonnie 312-497-3381. 69 Will babysit in my home, days and evenings, meals included, Johnsburg Highlands area, 497- 4350. 70 Conscientious 15'2 year old B plus average student seeks evening, weekend, summer work doing domestic type jobs, baby sitting, etc. Own tran­ sportation if necessary. 385- 5239. 70 3 ROOM HOUSE 1 bedroom completely furnished with garage* gas, electric, linens not included, no pets, security deposit & references, required, 385-3863. C67TF 1 bedroom apartment in town, stove and refrigerator, $185 month, security deposit, no pets, 385-4679. 70 Nice neighborhood in McHenry, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, 1 car attached garage, air conditioned, fenced in yard, carpeted, $360 month plus security deposit, and references, 653-9653. 70 3 bedroom home, refrigerator, stove, carpeting, $300, deposit and references, required, 385- 1655. 70 Room for rent with kitchen privileges, mature individual, available April 1st, 385-4831. 70 Office space, 1, 2 or 3 rooms, 2309 Johnsburg Road, John­ sburg, 111. call 385-0152. 72 RANCH CONDO 2 bedrooms, 14 baths, tile kitchen, and bath, . appliances, air con­ ditioning, draperies, carpeting and attached . garage, Im­ mediate occupancy, 385-0936. 70 House for rent, Holiday Hills, 2 bedroom ranch iarge iot, $275 month, 312-395-9456. 70 LARGE BEDROOM kitchen privileges, middle age working woman preferred, $150 month, 815-344-0858. 70 ID ANTED TO RENT Store Manager transferred to McHenry, needs 2 bedroom home in this area- reasonable, call 385-3870 - 9am to 9pm, Ask for Mr. Farrero, Monday- Friday. 69 WANTED FARM to rent with good buildings and solid house, 815-344-1562. 70 MOTORCYCLES 75 650 YAMAHA good shape, low miles $900. 815-653-7217. 70 1977 Kawasaki 650, 2,500 miles, $1,950,385-8889. 69 1972 Super Rat 100 MX, in fair condition, runs good, asking $200, with helmet, 385-3821. 69 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY THRIVING BUSINESS FOR SALE 400 Regular Customers. Residential-Commercial- Industrial. Truck and miscellaneous equipment. Excellent potential 815-385-3159 HAPPY BIRTHDAY HAPPY BIRTHDAY8 GEORGETTE From Your Husband, Ed & Daughter Candee MARCH 30, 1978 n 3 29 O COOOOOCOGO90C? HAPPY BIRTHDAY VINCE Love, Dave, Mari, Nanci, Jon & Major 3-29 HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY RENEE Love, Mom HAPPY BIRTHDAY SCOTT Love, Lori Up, is the word that best describes the average refund to northern Illinois taxpayers this year. "Through March 10, 1978, district taxpayers have received an average refund of $539, an increase of $33 over the same period last year," said Charles F. Miriani, IRS district director for northern Illinois. Miriani noted that over 786,000 refund checks, totaling nearly $425 million, have already been mailed to nor­ thern Illinois residents. He added that 1,567,206 individual tax returns from the Chicago LOST LOST Female Bassett hound, red and white Holidays Hills Area, reward, 815-385-3802. 70 BOATS & MOTORS Fishing boat, 1975 - 14' Mirro craft and 9.9 Johnson, like nevy trailer, oars, etc. 815-675-2067. 71 17' Thompson Thomboy 75 HP Evinrude, lights, horn, top, trailer, etc. ready to go, $995, 815-675-2067. 71 REAL ESTATE McHenry, by owner, 3 bedroom ranch, attached garage, large lot, $39,900. 312-394-9456. 70 BY OWNER i 1 '/> year old 3 bedroom ranch, 2 baths, cathedral beamed ceiling, family room w/wood- burning fireplace, full basement, 2'/> car garage. All new appliances, carpeted throughout, oversized patio, cedar ft brick. Many extras. Beautiful location $65,000. 815-385*8376 after 7pm I or 312-647-8800 '^59^31 FOR SALE BY OWNER Condominium 2 bedroom, 1 '/» bath, all electric & a.c., overlooking swimming pool. All appliances, newly car­ peted ft drapes. Shown by ap­ pointment only. NORTHFOX CONDO. No Realtors. 815-385-5528 i 22-3-31 PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS I am a home with Early American charm & old fashion quality. | have 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fully carpeted w/a 2'/» car attached garage. My basement has sliding patio doors & a 3rd bath roughed in. You will appreciate my low price of $55,900. The one who constructed me can be reached at_ 312-223-4011 3-29 r~IVERSIDE PARK"| J SUBDIVISION j | New 3 bedroom ranch, 2 car I oversized attached garage. S Carpeted, ceramic tile bath & I • kitchen $52,000 Call MARY JEAN O'MEARA | 815-455-1095 • 3-29-3-31 district have already been processed at the Kansas City service center. "Processing of individual returns at the service center peaks during the first full week in February and again in April," said Miriani. "We have a big jump in the use of our free taxpayer services during the peak periods." During January and February, over 278,000 Chicago area residents have taken advantage of the IRS toll-free telephone assistance. Nearly 75,000 additional taxpayers have visited IRS offices for assistance. Miriani reminded taxpayers that the toll-free phone service is available weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. He en­ couraged area residents to call during non-peak hours. The lines are busiest on Mondays and at lunch hours. Northern Illinois taxpayers should call 800-252-2921. Taxpayers should call the toll-free numbers for the nearest IRS office. PET COLUMN GIVEAWAY Give away. 3 year old neutered 4 Shepherd and mixed breed, male dog, affectionate. 815-385- 6656. 69 PETS FOR SALE 8 month rust Doberman, AKC registered, 815-385-3420. 69 Irish Setter and Golden Retriever, mix puppies for adoption 7 weeks old, 815-653- 9209. 70 AKC German Shepherd pups, 9 weeks old, Champion German import line, both sire and Dam on premises, 815-675-2830. 70 IDANTED TO BUY Oriental rugs wanted, we pay top dollar for your old Oriental rugs, call anytime, 312-884-6441. 78 Wanted: Gun collections or any unwanted guns. Call 815-385- 6455 for appointment. 70 CARAFRF SALE Country Store, Valley View Fun Fair, Saturday April 1st, from 11-3:30, Items include baked goods, craft items, used books, and games, 70 HUGE FOUR FAMILY Garage ft Moving Sale •304 HOWE ROAD WONDER LAKE APRIL 1 ft 2 10:00 AM to f Baldwin organ, 2 Yamaha snowmobiles, gas range, dishwashers, kitchen set, air conditioners, clothes, toys, & much more. 3 29-3 31 J MOUSES j HORSES BOARDED j | Pasture $40 mo. { | Box Stalls $75 mo. j Daily Grain ( Turn Out Outside Riding Arena RAJA ACRES (Serving McHenry/Woodstock Area) Call u REAL ESTATE JANIK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 815-385-9259 New 3 bedroom ranch within city limits of McHenry. Rough sawn cedar siding, Andersen double insulated permashield windows. Cathedral ceilings in living room ft formal dining room, sunken living room, fireplace, full basement, 2'/> car attached garage, 2 baths, TV jacks, in every room, central vacuum rough in, rough sawn cedar custom made cabinets and oppliances. Ready for oc­ cupancy April 15th. Must see to appreciate. Open for inspection. $88,900 3-29-44-7 PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2t, l»ty This Week's Migrant EASTERN PHOEBE By Vernon Kleen Drawing by Aura Duke (This Week's Migrant series prepared and sponsored by the Illinois Audubon society) Of the truly insectivorous birds, the Eastern Phoebe is one of the earliest to return to Illinois each spring. Being a member of the flycatcher family, it thrives almost ex­ clusively on flying insects which are caught in mid-air. Some spiders and occasional berries are included in its diet. The Eastern Phoebe is a dull- colored, unattractive bird- mostly grayish browns and whites~but is a friendly and familiar species to the many people who know it. Oc­ casionally, immature phoebes attempt to spend all winter in Illinois; however, they are rarely successful. The earliest migrants sometimes appear by late February, but the majority arrive in late March and early April. Owing to the lateness of harsh wintry weather, the early-arriving phoebes en­ counter survival problems. The phoebe is well-adapted to two widely different habitat.; creeks, lakes and rivers where steep banks or man-made structures such as bridges occur and, farm yards or abandoned buildings which provide shelter and convenient nesting ledges. One important feature of each habitat is the presence of trees, vines or 'shrubs with exposed perches where the birds can sit and keep a watchful eye out for passing insects. One conspicuous habit of this sparrow-sized bird is its con­ s t a n t t a i l - w a g g i n g - - a ^ characteristic which im­ mediately identifies the species. In spring, the phoabe has no trace of wing ba$s-- another field mark which separates it from the otper similar-plumaged flycatchers; however, in the fall, some phoebes do have wing bars thereby adding confusion tq^its true identification at that tgne of year. The species name was derived from its plaintive, tyo- notesong: "Feebee" which can be heard all spring and much of the summer. Eastern Phoebes occur as a breeding spe^es throughout much of the United States and Canada east of-J^he Rocky Mountains and nortf|tof central Oklahoma and nortlwrn Georgia. There are two otnei types of phoebes, the Say's Phoebe and the Black Phoebe, which occur west of where ̂ he range of the Eastern Phoebe's ends. -j Nesting begins in April and a typical phoebe's nest is placed on a firm support under: a bridge, in a culvert, on a rojjgky overhang, in an abandoned building or on a window shutter and is constructed of mud (usually), mosses or grasses which is then lined with hair or fine grasses. A normal clinch consists of five white eggs which require slightly mbre than two weeks of incubatftn. The male does not assist with the incubation duties, but does assist in feeding the younjffor the fifteen or sixteen daysthey remain in the nest. Phoebe3&re often double-brooded which means they may raise as nifeny as ten to twelve young a year. With this many phoebes around, their affect on infect populations is appreciated^ kL physical harm. Even if se»us and sometimes perma nt harm did occur, a wo an seldom had access to ' gal protection offered to q ler victims of assault and bat ry Wife beating cannot condoned under any by JOSEPH COOLS s t a f f p s y c h o l o g i s t news from th» Family Scrvtce and Mental Health Clinic of McHenry County (Editor's note: This is another in a series of especially written articles for McHenry county readers. Joseph Cools is a psychologist on the Family Service and Community Mental Health Center staff. This ar­ ticle is "Coping - Wife Abuse".) Wife abuse or wife beating is not at all a new phenomena, as may be supposed by the only recent upsurge of publicity about it. It seems, however, that only recently has wife beating become intolerable. It is not that broken arms, beaten faces, ruptured eardrums, and hurried visits to the emergency room are on the increase. Frequency and intensity of the beatings have not increased either. What has happened is that it is suddenly in vogue to deplore such activity. In the not too distant past, most cases of "minor" wife beating was passed off with such remarks as "she must have deserved it," or "she was aggravating and nagging him to the point where he lost control." Thus the humiliation and degradation of another person was condoned and even applauded, provided one did not pass the limits of serious be ir- cumstances. Fortunately, t ire are no alternatives availafe to a person who is the victi of physical abuse in a marrflge The primary consideration's to be to offer immediate id complete protection to le victim. Often this me ns resorting to signing a c n- plaint with the state's attor y, since battery is a crim al offense, and must be treate as such. Often the realization at jail sentence is a i al possibility is enough to curt lie temper of the "man" of he house. Marital counseling can be effective in treating the n- derlying anger and need or domination, if there i: a positive commitment with I th parties that all physical al se is to stop immediately, wijjno exceptions. No marital coun­ selor will agree to see a coible while beating and physj pal abuse continues unabated. Next: The Pecking Or YOUTH ON THE MOV Orientation will be held Wednesday, April 26, at 7 p.m. at the Farm Bureau auditorium for new "dog obedience and grooming" students. No dogs will be allowed at orientation. Please bring at least one parent to sign a release form; proof of rabies shot (either 1 year or 3 year); proof of DHL shot (within the past year); money to cover the cost of equipment. The first training meeting will be Thursday, May 4, at the fairgrounds, beginners 6:45 to 7:45 p.m., advanced 8 to 9 p.m. No dogs will be allowed to start training after May 11. All students must attend out of eleven training mee to receive credit for the ses Students currently en are encouraged to cont training in the second All dogs in the obedi classes must be shown at H show July 23 and at the Exhibition show Aug Grooming will be check these shows. Peck, Peck Mark Twain's "The AdXen- tures of Tom Sawyer" was£the first book manuscript tog be typewritten The publicationjfvas produced in 1875