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HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR RENT SILK SCREENER Some Experience Necessary Full Time Days Expert Economy Screen Printing 085-6260 -- • • • • • - 1/31-2/2 * CARESTOEL McHenry 'HOUSEKEEPERS Needed Full & Part Time Positions Open 'EXPERIENCED FLOOR FINISHERS Full & Part Time Positions 11:00 pm to 7:30 am Shift Call Bob Klasek 815-344-2600 Clean up man wanted, full time work. 815-385-0044 1-26-2-2C BAKER wanted-experienced preferred, will train right man. Must be willingto work nights 815-385-0044 1-26-2-2C E X P E R I E N C E D C A R - PENTERS.CALL 815-344-1188 2-2-2-90 S H E R M A N C A T E R I N G SERVICE, located in Rich­ mond, Must be at least 16, kitchen experience helpful. Must be able to work weekends. 312-395-8976 ask for Mary' 2-2-2-16C PART TIME HELP FOR packing and shipping. Must be experienced. Some heavy lifting. Call 385-2052. % 2-2 SARAH COVENTRY. tNC Needs ambitious women to display costume jewelry. Good offer to those willing to work. Phone 1/31-2/2 385-5260 Ask for Carol 2/262/7 Route work. Must have " licenae. fl LRUNDRY 1304N. Front St. McHenry, l|. nSBRB JOIN RED CARPET Real Estate Sales Career begins with training on the job. We offer high caliber formalized and personalized training to interested aspiring individuals new or experien­ ced to the profession plus ex­ cellent commissions, bonus plan, home warranty plan, TV advertising. Now ,,011 thy listing tools necessary for suc­ cess. Call TED HILL Northern Illinois Realty 815-459-4440 or 815-385-2340 1/12 TF 2 Our efficient, personalized training is enhanced by the' prospect of excellent com­ missions, ERA's Buyer's and Seller's Protection Plans, periodical advertisements locally as well as in the Fox Valley area, and TV adver­ tising. ERA-RDG offers aspiring individuals exten­ sive, on-the-job training by a dynamic, experienced sales staff enroute to an exciting and successful Real Estate Sales Career. In short, ERA- RDG offers all the listing and selling tools necessary for you to become a success in the Real Estate field. For information, call ERA-RDG.. 815-385-9394 INJECTION SetUp & SupvrviM Second Shift Arburg & Newbury molding machines. We are looking for a capable person who can handle responsibilities in a challenging position, with diver­ sified duties in our plastic injection molding department. Good star­ ting rate. Complete benefit program. Ex­ cellent working con­ ditions. Will consider a training program. Aototrol corporation 365 East Prairie St. Box 557 Crystal Lake, (I 815-459-3080 A« ijnl *p*1wty Mptoyv iff 1/31-2/2 PART TIME SALES Looking for responsible adult with flexible hours. Call for appointment. 10:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. The Pants Place 2913 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, III. 385-6788 ,„ „ RETIRED MAN WANTED For Delivery & Light Stock Work Part Time Call for appointment 815-385-4427 McHenry Walgreen MECHANIC To service and repair our fleet of trucks and cars. Apply in person to TOM DIEDRICH Althoff Industries 809 N. Front St. McHenry, II. ' 1 11 o o TELEPHONE WORK Part Time Evenings From our office in downtown McHenry Liberal draw againsl commission Call for details 344-3888 sssssssssssssssssssss MOTHERS & HOUSEWIVES Earn extra money. Pick and choose your own hours. Car and phone necessary. Call Chris 815-385-3654 1/312 2 fessssssssssssags^i^ One bedroom chair $5.00; one Rose lounge chair $5.00; Spice shelf complete $5.00; Pink and silver table cloth and 8 napkins 72" $10.00; Guilded antique milk pail; Ava Gabor wig, new $10.00; white fur Jacket $10.00 815-385-0299 1-31-2-2C Must sell Rotel receiver for 1600 Thruster speakers, BSR Turntable walnut stereo cabinet and over 100 albums $500.00 or best offer. 815-728- 0248. 1-31-2-2C ROSSIGNOL ST COM­ PETITION Equipe Solomon 555 with brake $260.00 reg $320.00 used twice. 1979 model 175 cm also Munari boots size 5Vfe hardly used $25.00. Call 815-344- 0796. 1-31-2-2C DINETTE SET, table and * chairs $55. 815-385-3864 1-31-2-2C 9"Rockwell table saw w-stand. Four blades, ideal for home handyman. $125.653-9438 1-31- 2-2c Hotpoint side by side refrigerator, 19.6 cubic ft., Harvest gold, almost new $375.00. 815-459-8865 v 1-31-2-2C PIANO, Gulbransen, spinet, black, in exchange for car­ penter or plumbing work or cash. Also electric rhythm box $250.815-385-5218 2-2 KIMBALL 300 Swinger Organ, beautiful condition w-magic chord. Automatic and manual base. Lighted key guide and much more. Lists for $1595. asking $995. 385-8769. 2-2-2-9C GRAND Piano, high polish ebony finish, like new. Ex­ cellent condition. Purchased $6800. will sacrifice $3500. 459- 6322 2-2-2-7 Going South sale, 1964 Chrysler Imperial, good snows, starts cold, runs good, fresh battery $400.; Gerrard Zero 100 turn­ table with strobe scope $75.; Allied reel to reel stereo recorder with 25 tapes. $50.: Fender Uibrolux reverb amp 4 channel 200 watt, $100.; Far- ficia portable combo organ 98 keys symphony selection $450. 815-653-9074. 2-2-2-9C ZENITH 21" Bl.&Wh. Console T.V. excellent condition. $80.; GE Portable Stereo like new $15.385-7194 after 5:00. 2-2 6 PC. MEDITERRANEAN, living set, almost new, rocker„ chair, couch, 2 end tables and coffee table $420.; Mediterranean dinette set, 4 chairs, formica table $75.; Gas conversion kit for oil furnace, new, still in box $175.; New 1 pr. black and gray bucket seats for Fprd, $50.; Round formica kitchen table, 5 chairs, $45. Call early AM or after 5pm. Otherwise by chance. 815-675- 2157 2-2-2-9C SUNBEAM HUMIDIFIER 12 GAL. 385-7335. 2-2 SNOW TIRE BARGAIN. 2-C78- 14, regular white walls, ex­ cellent condition, reasonable price. 385-6962. 2-2 PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1979 Conditions For Deer B 5 8 8 d B'B"B 8 B 8 5T>T»1| 1 CABIN FEVER! 1 e o Ladies, time on your hands? e Bills on your mind? Queen's --Way , will pay you $75.00 to $150.00 • ° for 2 nights work. No invest- • * ment, $400 wardrobe. Car - necessary. For interview call Kathy 815-385-9284 OR Terri 312-526-9415 2-2/2-U Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q f i f l f l f l f l f l f l FULL TIME COOK Experieice Preferred Day Shift Must be able to work weekends. Apply Personnel Dept. McHenry Hospital 3516 W. Waekegae Road McHenry, II. 385-2200 Extension 645 FOR RENT STORAGE SPACE, yearly or seasonal 815-338-6874 2-2tfc LARGE 2 bedroom executive type apartment, excellent location. References and security deposit required. Must call'between 9 & 10 pm. 312-381- 2059. Only responsible parties need inquire. 2-2tfc CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS daily or weekly 815-385-0266 or 815-385-8905. 2-2tfc VFW Clubhouse and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 385-9860 9 to 12 weekdays or after 6pm. 2-2tfc FOR RENT: 2 bedroom, newly decorated home in Lakeland Park. $295. mo. plus security deposit. Pay own utilities. BYRNES BROS, INC. REALTORS-Barb 385-6900. McKinley 2-2tfc Deluxe Condo, all appliances, washer & dryer, draperies $325.00 month. 815-385-3117 2-2 WONDER LAKE, 1 bedroom home, $225 month plus utilities. Security deposit, references, adults, no pets. 815-653-7296 2-2- 2-9c JOHNSBURG two bedroom apartment with kitchen-dining area. Living room and den. 1 car garage. No pets, preferably no children. Heat included $350.00 per month, references, security deposit and lease. 815- 385-1268 2-2 WONDER LAKE, price reduced for quick sale. Executive homes on V2 acre lots, 1 home left in new sub­ division. 2400 sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, fully car­ peted, 2 car attached garage. $79,500. Immediate occupancy. PAT FOLLIARD 815-728-0131, located mile north of firehouse on East Wonder Lake Road. 2-2tfc WONDER LAKE-Price Reduced for QUICK SALE. 5 years old. 4 bedroom, 2 baths, 21* car attached garage on corner lot. Wall to wall carpet, lawn fenced in yard, sliding door to large patio deck. Air conditioned, semi-finished family room with bar. 2 blocks to lake. By owner. $59,900.00 815-728-0131. 2-ltfc LOTS: 5 large heavily wooded lots, sewer and water in McHenry for sale or build to suit. Starting at $18,500. Countryside Builders. 312-438- 4443. s 2-2tfc 3 PRIVATE PARTY WANTS to buy older income property t regardless of condition. 815-648- 2529. 2-2-2-9C Want mature man to share 5 room house, full basement, garage, east of McHenry. $125. month covers all except telephone. 815-385-9077 l-31-2-2c FOR RENT Store front mo Riverside §r„ McMeary, III. Main level 400 iq. ft. Ideal for •mall retail operation or professional offices. Heat fur­ nished, plus 2S0 sq. ft. storage in rear. 2 year loose with 2 year option. fordeMhcaU DM WaflMr 815-385-6222 126 8 2 2 House for rent, Sunnyside area, 3 bedroom, one car garage $395.00 plus security deposit 815-344-1013 1-31-2-2C APT. AVAILABLE NOW, McHenry, 5 rms., heated, carpeted and furnished. ' No pets or children. $225. per month. 815-385-7193 l-31-2-2c 3i»BBH6»B»rmTns WAREHOUSE or factory space from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385-1079. 2-2tfc LOCATED on high traffic street. 1 block from city limits. Approximately 2600 sq. ft. building suitable for com­ mercial or office use. Ideal for medical, dental offices or labs. Parking for 35 cars. Rent commensurate with use, remodeling needs, etc. Phone 815-385-4646. 2-2tfc New 1 or 2 Bedroom apts. for rent, 704 Logan, McHenry, open for viewing Feb. 3rd. and 4th, lpm to 5pm. 385-9019 or 385- 5965. 2-2 For Rent, 2 furnished rooms, available February 1st, living room and washing privileges 815-653-4686 2-2 One bedroom apartment, heat v included $255. month, security deposit. 3705 W. James, McHenry. 815-344-3136 after 6pm. 2-2-2-7 2 BEDROOM APT. $285 per mo. References and security deposit required. Air con­ ditioning and dishwasher, garbage disposal, stove & refrigerator. 385-5194 . 2-2 WONDER LAKE 2 bedroom house overlooking lake. $250 per month. 312-991-4554 . 2-2 Cozy modern furnished 4 room cottage for middle aged couple or bachelor, by the week. Very reasonable. 815-385-3224. 2-2 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, McHenry $375.00 iponth, security deposit, references required. 385-6340. l-31-2-2c Wonder Lake, two bedroom house, across from beach, east side. $250.00 plus security deposit. 312-878-9731 - 1-31-2-2C 5 Room Duplex for rent. Ready for occupancy Feb. 3rd. Security Deposit and references required. 815-385- 4891 1-31-2-2C WHISPERING OAKS, CONDO, 2 bedroom, A.C., carpeting, drapes, dishwashers, disposal, self cleaning range, patio with gas grill, excellent storage space, garage with automatic opener. Available im­ mediately, mature party only, no children or pets. References 6 security deposit. 385-7700 days or 338-3651 evenings. 1-31- 2-2c For Rent one bedroom apart­ ment available April 1st. Carpeted, stove, refrigerator, garbage disposal. 815-338-6447 1-31-2-28C One bedroom first floor apartment in town. Ideal for Senior Citizen, stove and refrigerator included, no pets, security deposit required 815- 385-4646 1-31-2-2C KINTALS » EDGEBROOK 3 bedroom o ranch, 1'/> baths, separate dining room, stove, refrigerator, 2 car garage. $350. SETTLERS WOODS 3 ® bedroom tri-level, 1 '/j baths, recreation room, appliances, ° attached garage. Available B February 1. $470.00. B LAKELAND PARK Nice clean 2 bedroom ranch with 2 car garage. Corner fen­ ced lot. In town location. Im­ mediate possession. $350.00. WONDER LAKE Greenwood Woodstock Schools. 3 bedroom ranch, full basement, stove, refrigerator included 3 blocks to lake. Immediate possession. S325 00 Realty World Durbin-Stovall ' • 4213 W. Route 120, McHenry - 815-385-8060 '2" " 5LB-Q.n.0.a..lLfl 8 8 8 8 9 9 fl fl.fi Q The winter of '79 has brought above normal amounts of snow to much of the northern portion of the nation. Excessive amounts of snow are beginning to create stress conditions for the whitetail deer. Starvation of deer could become a problem if severe winter weather persists. Whenever snow depths ex­ ceed 18 inches and tem­ peratures are below normal for a period of twenty or more days, the whitetail deer begins to encounter problems. The average height of the "belly line" of the whitetail deer is 18 inches. When snoto depths exeed this level, deer have difficulty moving through the snow to obtain food. Under these conditions, deer will group together in low-land areas commonly called "deer yards". A typical yarding area is a swamp or terrain containing primarily evergreens. Yarding of deer into small areas causes food shortages and the deer will remain in the yard until the arrival of spring even though food supplies have been exhausted. As food supplies dwindle in the deer yard, survival can be measured in inches as the taller (mature) deer can reach higher for food. In extreme cases, deer will "bark" balsams which is considered to be a starvation food. When available food supplies are exhausted, deer will starve. The young deer (fawns of the preceding spring) are the first * to be affected, llie young bucks are most susceptible to star­ vation becaus they enter the winter months in a less than desirable condition following the breeding season. When food shortages occur, artificial feeding programs are, at best, a very short term solution. Research has shown that when given a choice, deer will feed on natural browse until the supply is gone before utilizing the artificial food. Artificial feeding tends to hold the deer in the yarding areas longer than normal. This leads to over-browsing of the prime food species and can prevent further growth of the species.. Eventually, the deer will move to a yarding area which no longer has food available even at the beginning of winter. The extreme result of food Shortages is the starvation of deer. Even when no starvation occurs, the future deer herd may be affected. A severe winter may lead to a lower .fawn-to-doe ratio the following spring In addition, there may be higher than normal mor­ tality in the fawn crop. IN YOUR GARDEN 1 BEDROOM WONDER LAKE house $175; 2 Bedroom McHenry Condo $330 month. Security, no pets Agent 815-344- 1183 ' 1-31-2-2C Single working woman looking for person to share two bedroom apartment in McHenry, available Feb. 1st. Call Sue 815-344-3138 or 344-3990 1-31-2-9C ONE BEDROOM APART­ MENT to sublet. $250 per month, security deposit required. Private balcony near town. Garden Quarter. Call 815- 344-3427 after 6 l-31-2-2c Want Mature man to share 5 room house, full basement and garage, east of McHenry. $125. month covers all except telephone 815-385-9077 1-31-2-2C Now taking applications for new apartments. Located at 4005 Lillian St., City of McHenry. 2 bedrooms with 1 or l'/a baths, carpeted, all ap­ pliances. Ideal ̂ for retired, semi-retired or older people. Occupan­ cy February, 1979. Call for appointment. 815-344-1632 or 815-385-6566 • 3i«= Afraid of strangers? That particular phobia is called, "Xenophobia." This winter weather can give anybody cabin fever. It doesn't seem so long ago that we were picking peppers and freezing broccoli. But there are a few ways to maintain sanity while surrounded by mountains of snow. No^ is the time to be looking through the 1979 seed catalogs. Planning next spring's garden and choosing new varieties can help you remember that a spring thaw is inevitable. To receive these catalogs simply write to these addresses: Geo. W. Park Seed Co., Inc., 260 Cokesburg Rd., Greenwood, S C. 29647; Henry Field Seed & Nursery Co., Shenandoah, Iowa 51602; Burpee Seed Co., Clin­ ton, Iowa 52732; and R.H. Shumway Seedsman, 628 Cedar St., Rockford, 111. 61101. Almost everyone has some plants in his home. One of the plants adapted to our lifestyle is the African Violet. The African Violetv grows and blooms well under artificial light, o N* ' Special lights are not essential. A simple fluorescent fixture placed eight to twelve inches above the top of the plants gives excellent lighting when turned on for 16 hours a day. Humidity is important, naturally. Humidifiers help maintain higher humidity levels. If you don't use a humidifier, you may put your plants in that room in your house which has the highest relative humidity, such as the bathroom. An interesting fact about African Violets is that they display reverse ther- moperiodicity. Most plants grow best when day tem­ peratures are higher than night temperatures. So for families who are gone to work and school all day and turn their thermostat down by day and up by night, African Violets are well suited for them. Use a commercial African Violet food according to directions. If you have g . African Violets and want to try another plant with the same requirements, try the Dauphine Violets. The leaves are much smaller and as the plant gets larger, it begins to trail These are often grown with several plants in a basket The flowers are more delicate than those of the African violet and are produced over the entire plant, not only from the crown of the plant FOOD FACTS&FANCIES The eat ing of mushrooms has cer ta inly mushroomed since ancient t imes. In ancient Egypt only the pharoahs were al lowed to eat them. In la ter ages the pr ized fungi were consumed chief ly by royal ty and the nobi l i ty . Despi te i ts h is tory of lof ty s ta tus , 91 percent of a mushroom's f lesh is water . * * * Some groups of people are bananas over bananas. Nat ives Caledonia bel ieve that when.a man dies and arr ives in the spir i t land he is welcomed with a feast of bananas. U) SEE YOU LATER •lonfltw, I wont your body. Mrs. Laurie TO EjN. ou could If you would. And I Mnfc you should. Alflo. 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