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PAGE 19 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20.1979 OARAGE SALE 4 FAMILY BASEMENT SALE, Wornens clothes, size 8-14; childrens (mostly girls 0-5); misc. household items, something for everyone, June 21, 22, & 23, 9am to 4pm, no early birds, cash only 4315 N. Mayfair, Sunnyside Estates. 6- 20-6-22C GARAGE SALE, Upright piano $275.00; Alto Sax with case $225.00; two bikes; casette recorder; salesmans samples; baby things; Friday 1 to 6pm, Saturday noon to 6pm, 8004 Blivin St., Spring Grove, IL. 815-675-2057. 6-20-6-22c GARAGE SALE, Proceeds to benefit LaLeche League 1708 South Barreville Road, 2nd farm past McHenry Shores. Many baby and maternity items, much misc. 10am to 5pm. Friday and Saturday. 6- 20-6-22C MULTI GARAGE SALE, June 22nd & 23rd, from 9am to 5pm, Behan Oakwood Estates, Rt. 176 East of Rt. 31, follow red arrow to river, free refresh­ ments , no early birds. 6-20-6- 22c GARAGE SALE, 6-22 1:00-5:00, Sat. 6-23 8:00-5:00. Furniture, Linens, appliances, clothes, Books, 3803 W. Kane. 6-20-6-22c GARAGE SALE, 3603 W. Young, Sewing Machine, Games, clothes and all kinds of Misc. June 22-9:00 to 5:00, June 23-9:00 till noon. 6-20-6-22c MOVING SALE-Furniture, tools, misc, Thursday-Friday, 21-22, 1204 Old Bay Rd. McHenry 10-5 6-20-6-23c GARAGE SALE June 22, 23, & 24th 8am to ? 1812 Orchard Lane, Orchard Heights sub­ division, South of McHenry on Barreville Road to State Park Road. 6-20-6-22c GARAGE SALE-MOVING SOUTH, winter clothing, household goods, tools, misc. Friday & Saturday 6-22 & 23, 605 Kensington-Fox Ridge. 6-20-6- 23c MOVING SALE, Friday, June 22, Saturday June 23,9am-5pm. 10" saw with stand, grass edger, paintbrushes aluminum ext. ladder, step ladder, vacuum cleaners, fireplace items, bric-a-brac and misc. 916 ' Oakwood Drive > (Whispering Oaks), McHenry. 6-20-6-22C HUGE TWO FAMILY GARAGE SALE, June 21 & 22nd, 9am til dark, 1817 N. Sunset Ave. Lakeland Park, riding mower; Weatherby 30-6 rifle; bathroom window; Browning bow; pickup hitch; Franklin stove; new crock pot; stereo; skates; drum set; sterilizer; movie camera; projector and screen; vaporizer; bikes; toaster broiler; vacuum cleaner; toys and much more, no junk, no early birds. Cash only. 6-20 YARD, BASEMENT, HOUSE SALE, gas range, desk, break­ fast-nook set, garbage burner, set of iron pots, misc, dressers, ' suits, coats, etc. Free-bee with each purchase, 5309 Orchard Drive, McCullom Lake, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday. 6-20 GARAGE SALE- Fox R*dge - 5215 Wellington, June 22-23, 9am-3pm-Books, household items, misc. 6-20-6-22c FOR RENT fOft RENT JOHNSBURG AREA, Rent with option, Charming two bedroom ranch. Newly remodeled. New appliances, separate dining room, lake rights. Will grant free option to buy one year from now at this years price. Immediate oc­ cupancy $366.00 per month. Phone 312-830-2850 ask for Don or Bud. 6-15tfc 2 BEDROOM HOME, Ap­ pliances furnished, 2 car garage. 815-385-1093. 312-966- 7992. 6-15-6-22C WHISPERING OAKS, two bedroom, 2 baths, garage, basement, $450.00 per month, plus security deposit 815-385- 9361 or 385-8441. 6-15-6-20 LARGE 2 bedroom executive type apartment, excellent location. References and security deposit required. Must call between 8 & 10 pm. 312-381- 2059. Only responsible parties need inquire. 6-13tfc NEW MODERN OFFICE space for lease. Available now. Up to 1500 sq. ft. available. Fully air conditioned and carpeted. Wonder Lake area. 815-728-0404 . 6-ltfc SMALL OFFICES, In McHenry, new, clean, neat, handy$95md 815-344-1183 6-ltfc VFW CLUBHOUSE and hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385-9860 9 to 12 week­ days or after 6pm. 6-ltfc Two bedroom, two bath Quad, air conditioned, garage, prefer adults, no pets. $400.00 815-344- 3047 after 5pm. 6-6tfc FREE GARAGE SUB GARAGE SALE SIGNS Simply come into the Plaln- d*al*r Office and place your prepaid Garage Sale Ad, and we will give you a FREE sign to put up in your neighborhood, and we will also give you c brochure on how to conduct your garage sale. NEW HOME, QUIET residential street, 3 bdrms, 14 baths, 2 car garage, 3216 Biscayne, McHenry Shores; no pets. $395.00 per month. 344- 2580 . 6-20tfc For rent, 2 bedroom house, stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer, 4 acre lot. Johnsburg school district, water rights, $350.00 per month. Security deposit required. 497-3541 after 6pm. 6-20-6-22C SLEEPING ROOMS FOR MATURE responsible working people. Kitchen available. $35.00 a week. 385-6633 . 6-20-6- 29c 2 ROOM APARTMENTS for rent. Perfect for older couple 815-385-1079. 6-ltfc WAREHOUSE or factory space, from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 815-385-1079. 6-ltfc Waters Edge, two bedroom 2 bath Condo, carpeted, ap­ pliances, air conditioned, $350.00 plus security deposit. 815-385-0017 . 6-13-6-22C JOHNSBURG-BARN with concrete floor approximately 1300 sq. ft. on first floor, 1100 sq. ft. on second floor 815-385-1268. 6-13tfc asm. FOR RENT, NORTHFOX CONDO, 2 bedroom, 1 yr. lease required, security deposit, use of swimming pool Available by July 1st. $325.00 per month. Call after 7pm 815-344-1590. 6-6-6- 20c MOTQftCVCLCS June 1st occupancy in McHenry, well maintained single family 3 bedroom home in quiet residential street, large and completely fenced yard, attached garage and close to shopping, schools and com­ muter line $395.00 month. 815- 459-0660. 6-8tfc CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS for mature adult men 815-385- 0266 or 385-8905. 6-ltfc 1977 XR 75 Honda good con­ dition. 815-653-9283 . 6-20-6-22c 1978 Kawasaki KC 650 with mural paint job, 2,000 miles, must sell by end of month. 815- 455-2613. 6-20-6-22C 1978 HONDA HAWK II 2800 miles, sissy bar and rack. Perfect condition. 815-338-6355. 6-20-6-22C 19734 Honda 450, adult driven, 3900 original miles $750.00; 1973 GT 380 Suzuki $550.00; 1973 TS 185 Suzuki 3500 original miles $350.00; call after 5:30pm 815- 385-2265. 6-20-6-22C 2 BEDROOM APT. Available July 1st Close to shopping center, within walking distance. CHAR-MAR ARTS. 704 Ltgan Chm| Heights, McHenry Call between 9:00 am & 4:00 pm 395-59*5 after 5pm 3t 5-9019 QUALITY. MOTORHOME, 30 foot Diplomat, sleeps 9, rent by day or week. Reserve now for summer vacation. Richmond area. 815-675-6356.- 6-ltfc 825 SQ. FT. OFFICE or light commercial. Busy highway l o c a t i o n . A m p l e parking...paneling, air con­ ditioning and electric sign. 385- 6788 days, 385-0997 evenings. 6- ltfc 2-3 bedroom with attached garage, large yard, no pets, married couple with or without children, immediate oc­ cupancy, references and security deposit. Call after 3:30 pm. 815-385-5774. 6-20-6-22c 1977 HONDA 750 K, Wind­ jammer Fairing, AMC luggage rack and backrest, saddle bags, safety bar, cruise control, running lights, low mileage. Immaculate condition. Garage kept $2,250. After 6pm daily or weekends . 815-344-1002. 6-20-6- 22c 1977 HONDA 750K, excellent condition, 5200 miles, black, back rest, luggage rack, extras 50 MPG. $1,800.00.344-3865. 6-20- 6-22C Crystal Lake Countryside Vicinity of Rte. 176 and Mt. Thaber Rd. 3 bedroom modern ranch plus 3 acres and stocked pond, horses O.K. Possession July 1st. Rent $425 plus sec. and references. 385-4498 6/20-6/22 Now taking applications (or new apartments. Located at 4005 Lillian St., City of McHenry. 2 bedrooms with 1 or 1 % baths, carpeted, all ap­ pliances. Ideal tor retired, semi-retired or older people. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Call for appointment. 815-344-1632 or 815-385-6566 *. tf FURNISHED STUDIO APARTMENT Rent credit for caretaker ser­ vices. New garden apartment in scenic country. Adult working couple. Garage, patio, all utilities. No pets. References and security deposit required. Willing to exchange partial rent for gar­ dening and light maintenance. 815-338-0588 <» 15 6 20 FOR 3 bedroom ranch, city of McHenry, 1 car attached garage. $340.00 month, plus security deposit. Available immediately. 728-0404 WANTED PUPPIES, 6-8 weeks old, good home guaranteed. Also we buy Poodle or Schnauzer mixed pups. 815-385- 7897. 6-ltfc GIVE AWAY-Male beagle, all shots, good with children. 815- 344-0840 evenings. 6-20-6-22c Wistful Thinking I don't ask for much. I'd just like to have 1979 wages, 1934 prices, and 1904 taxes. -Republican,Lanford.N.D. r McHENRY ^ HEARING AID Discount Service Center EVERY WED. 1 TO 5 PM 3937 W. Main, McHenry Phone 815-385-7661 BATTERY SALE ALL SIZES 40% OFF 30 Day Trial on New Aids Nationally Advertised Brands OTHER HOURS BY APPT. FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION ROBERT STENSLAND 4 ASSOCIATES HEARING TESTS VREPAIRS FOR ALL MAKESV MEN'S CLOTHING STORE MANAGER WANTED OR CAN PURCHASE ON CONTRACT AND OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS IN DOWNTOWN McHENRY! FOR APPOINTMENT CALL: 815-459-4147 Good Lease Available WANTED WANTED: Female roommate in McHenry. 815-344-3036 or 312- 395-5403. 6-20-6-22C WANTED Old or rotted hay, will haul. 815-338-5080. 6-20-6- 22c WANTED TO BINT WANTED TO RENT-1200 sq. ft. for storage 815-653-9723. 6-15-6- 22c PROFESSIONAL ARTIST NEEDS reasonably priced studio space. Call collect 312- 945-6557. 6-20-6-22C SUMMER SPECIAL! O WEEKS OP KRRRTE and Learn from Black Belt Karate Experts. Afternoon and Evening Classes for your convenience. •SUMMER SPECIAL*40°° SIGN UP NOW THRU JUNI SO St. John's Lutheran Church ROUTE 47, WOODSTOCK 338-7222 or 338-5159 RIR CONDITIONED STUDIO YOUNG HONG KRRRTE INSTITUTE 1U1I NX STAUS TM MI, ff Kll PUTNE MAY CUM •UKENTMNI •CWN'XMr •LAKE FIALMC STALL AVMUMI IAIBU AVAftAHl IT UK MN VRtTNSWELCME RAJA ACRES 8417 REGNER RD., HEBRON, IL. 815-648-4012 ̂ Twice Told rales 1978 Suzuki RM 125, very few hours, excellent condition 312- 639-4816. 6-20-6-22C PET COLUMN LOST: Black female dog, long hair, Lab mix, has distinctive scar across nose, wearing choke collar. 815-385-8554 after 5pm. 6-20 GIVE AWAY: Two female Shepherds, 1'2 year old and 7 month old call after 2pm. 815- 385-5894 . 6-20 FREE KITTENS, ? weeks old, Males, 344-2573. 6-20 Safety Hints By Alan J. Dixon Secretary of State Vacation time is coming up - take safety along with you. If you forget something else, you probably can replace it. Forget safety and it could ruin your entire trip. If you are driving, make sure your vehicle is in good operating condition. If you haven't prepared your car, truck or recreational vehicle for hot, summer travel, have it checked thoroughly before you leave. Plan to drive a comfortable number of hours each day, allowing ample time for possible delays. Stop periodically at rest areas to avoid fatigue. You should avoid quarrels while driving, which could affect your concentration. Be extra careful if you hit ex­ pressways around large cities late in the afternoon when traffic is heaviest. Pay close attention to your speedometer and stay within the posted speed limits. A speeding ticket could be an unwanted expense out of your vacation budget. (A copy of the Rules of the Road will be sent to you upon request. Write to Alan J. Dixon, Secretary of State, Springfield, 111., 62756.) Smart Thinking The will read: "And so being of sound mind, I spent every cent I had before I died." -Tribune, Chicago. Has A Point Sign on an out-of-town c h u r c h b u l l e t i n : "seven days without prayer makes one weak." -Times, Dallas. FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 20, 19291 The members of St. Mary's court, No. 594, Order of* Foresters of McHenry and St John's court.. No. 96 of John­ sburg held a joint initiation at St. Mary's church hall in this city. This meeting was one of the big events that will be recorded in the annals of the local court and long be remembered by its members. McHenry and vicinity was visited by an electrical storm which was the second severe storm of its kind this summer The storm broke about 1 o'clock and lightning, thunder and rain seemed to vie with each other for about two hours with the heavens on display of fireworks. Two lots in Shalimar sub­ division were sold recently to Mr Sunde, owner of the An- nabelle Lorraine Dress Shops in Chicago Mr. Sunde has already started work on a house to be built upon his property in that subdivision Kent & Company also report the sale of two more lots at Shalimar which were recently purchased by Theo A Bovilsky of Chicago FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 29, 1939) Jobless workers of McHenry who may be entitled to weekly cash Unemployment Com­ pensation payment were ad vised by the manager of the local Illinois State Employment Service office to go to the office on and after June 28, to make appointments for filing their first request for benefit payments. Old age assistant payments totaling $8,987 have been made to 433 recipients in McHenry county during the past month according to a report made by John C. Weigel, superintendent of the state division of old age assistance. The local allotment was part of a grand total of $2,504,734 paid to more than 131,000 aged needy Illinois citizens. An explosion of the ammonia in the ice machine of the McHenry Dairy, near John sburg, drove employees out of doors as fumes filled the bottle washing rooms. Cause of the accident was attributed to a weak spot in the pipes, which was soon repaired and work at the dairy was resumed under normal conditions with machinery in fine working order. TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of June 24, 1954) Six future senior students at the local high school are at­ tending Boys State at Springfield where, with 1,200 youths from throughout the state, they are learning at first hand the various phases of government operation Eight were selected by a vote of the faculty to attend but two were unable to make the trip. The eight chosen included Jack Pearson, Howard Useman, Francis Oeffling. Gregory Nowak, Dick Kloepfer. Carl Poedtke. Terry Reid and Ralph Patzke. The happy noisy laughter of children--200 of them - replaced the quiet which reigned at Villa Maria. Catholic Charity camp on Pistakee Bay, with the opening of the summer season. As they made their way to the entrance to the grounds the youngsters saw for the first time the two new buildings which were only recently completed TEN YEARS AGO < Taken from the files of June 18. 1969 > Donald Walker, 37, of Lake Geneva. Wis., is being held in Lake county jail, Waukegan, charged in a warrant issued for attempt to commit murder and aggravated battery. Walker is wanted in the shooting of State Trooper Sven Ljunggren of Woodstock A total ot 273 pediatricians were elected to fellowship in the American Academy of Pediatrics at the spring session in Boston Among the new Fellows is August M Rossetti, M I) of McHenry. The McHenry chapter of The Tots for the Chicago Cubs in '69 announce the election of Brendan Walsh president of the organization. Twenty-one- month-old Mr. Walsh thus becomes the McHenry chap­ ter's first president. Mr. Walsh is the grandson of the McHenry Plaindealer's Sports Editor Earl R Walsh But Grandpa Karl is a Sox fan. All men commend pati­ ence, although few be willing to practice it. -Thomas A. Kempis. A man must learn to en­ dure that patiently which he cannot avoid conveniently. -Michel De Montaigne. WORKWISE 1. Can my supervisor fire me because I refuse to work on Saturdays9 Since I started working here, 3 years ago, my supervisor has allowed me to work any required overtime on the second shift. I'm assigned to work regular hours on the first shift. The new supervisor says all employees will have to work any required ov< time on Saturdays (no excepMor?) or be fired My religion rr juires observance of the Sab' th on Saturdays I explained his my supervisor but he st 1 s . "no exceptions". I want f complaint. £ The Fair Empl mint Practices act u hi! Us discrimination in e . vn nt based on religion t l mission charged u i n- forcement of the at includes an obligation on th part of employers to make i asona le accommodations to the peligious needs and beliefs >f employees, unless the em­ ployer can show th t such an accommodation would impose an undue hardship on the conduct of his business. Such undue hardship may exi^t if your job function on Saturdays is integral and essential, your job function cannot be per­ formed on Saturdays by any other employee nor at any other time. If you need more assistance contact the Tair E m p l o y m e n t P r a c t i c e s commission (listed in the telephone directory under State Government). 2 I've been a drill press operator for the past eight years I really don't like'the work and I may be allergic to the strong solvents we haVe to use I've looked around for a clerical job, but employers always point out that my only background is in production How can I prevent being branded as a factory worker for life? You've indicated a reason for change, but have you deter mined that clerical work is the answer? There are interest and aptitude tests that can help yon decide, along with adv*< fr«. • an experienced job COUP- I such as you will find in an\ Service office. If yc de that clerical work is m choice, you might n,' ' on into some form of tra; .g which would not only help \ou prepare, but would help con­ vince personnel managers • a* you are determined to makt „he change. Questions may be s|bi, tted to Workwise, 910 S. Mich e,an Avenue, Room 1823, Chic. .vo Illinois 60605, 312-793-2817 The test of intelligence is your ability to detect sham. V\/e already have enough, axil lined up to last until 2020. Nearly a billion tons o'f it. Enough to provide electnoity until well into the next century, based on our projected fuel mix. We own much ot it, waiting to mine it when we need it. And we will need it Because by the end ot this c^ ~' the demand tor electnoity is exptaed to triple Our coal will help meet that demand But it's also doing something else very important It's helping conserve scarce fuels: oil and natural gas Over half of the electricity we make comes from coal and most of the rest comes from uranium. Both are abundant fuels. Last year these fuels provided us with energy equal to 100,000,000 barrels of oil Coal is one important reason we can call electricity the Conservation Energy It's one way we can make sure there will always be enough electricity Commonwealth Edison electricity is made mostly trom abundant coal and uranium That helps conserve the scarce luels oil and gas e Commonwealth Edison Working (or you Coal Uranium S