The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

.PLAINDBALBI^^ HELP WANTED CAR WASHER Must be reliable 5% days a week. Apply In person Jsrvlcs aAaneger MITCHELL 99) Prart St. frB^ESxr" FULLTIME HELP WANTED D*on Smith Lawn Cari and Landscaping - Call after 5:00 pm S/3I-9/5 WANTED HEAVY (HfTY JOURNEYMAN MECHANIC •Union Shop •Above Union Wages Apply in person to Service Manager Mr inch 91S.lte.12 Fnlib.IL I No experience necessary. Permanent secure position. Training program leads to managerial assignment. Work consists of helping people with their financial problems both inside and out of the of­ fice. Phone Rick Bronars •15-344-0990 EARN'100 •r Mora Per week, plus paid vacations, for part time work. Sales Representatives needed to contact perspective customers by phone. Flexible morning and evening hours available. CallSa 815-385-0089 WANTED Ixperienced Broiler man and experienced waitresses. Day or night Eleanore for appointment PART TIME TRANSCRIBER Hours 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. Experience in medical terminology preferred. Call or Apply McHENRY MEDICAL GROUP 12N H GREEN ST.-McKMY, U 385-1050 V LIBRARY CIRCULATION ASSISTANTS J . AAcHenry County College v" Hwy.14 ft Lucas Rd. i Crystal Lake, II. Full 1 Part Time individuals will be responsible for circulation of resources and equipment for Learning Resource Center. Previous library experience in library circulation activities desirable. J Full time hrs. Sam to 4pm Fart time hrs. 4pm to 10pm V • Contact Personnel Office 815-455-3700 •%"V • an equal opportunity affirmative V action employer 9 5 EXPERIENCES Sewing Operators PART TIME 5:00pm to 10:00pm 5 days a week. Apply in person only between 8:00am ft 5:00pm PERSONNEL PROTECTION (Tonyan Industrial Park) 3911 Dayton St. McHenry M,/9, We have 3 positions available Med Techs MT/ASCP % Weekends only £ - 1»:00P.M.-7:00 A.M. CHEMTICH f ̂ *• MT/ASCP Days. uays. J. No experience required f. Med lech 3:00 to 11:00 shift - 6 year experience Prefer MT/ASCP Call or Apply ^IcHwiry Medkol Group 1200 N.Green St. McHenry, II. 3S5-1S50 ,,,, AVOI1 TIME ON YOUR HANDS? You'd probably like to do something, but what? Well, you could easily build a fascinating and rewarding business selling Avon produc­ ts in your spare time. For no- obligation details, over 18 call Mrs. Bauer 385-S385 CROSSROADS MANUFACTURING 464 WtgMr Road McHenry, II. 344-3400 GENERAL FACTORY CENSUS WOtKEK NEEDED To secure mailing addresses in this area. Full or part time work. Car necessary. Must be a U.S. Citizen and high school graduate. Isttesting-Wed. Sept. 5,1979 at 2 pm McHenry City Hall 1111 Green St. McHenry Call 815-728-0921 BODY SHOP •Union Shop •Above Union Wages Apply in person to Service Manager Bator Buick - 91 S. Rto. 12 Fox Lako( II 5/iirt MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER Wanted to deliver Chicago Tribune 2 to 3 hours. 7 days per week. Must have reliable vehicle. 385-3643 SECRETARY For Crystal Lake Law Office Send Resume To: McHenry Ploindeaier Box AU 5 3812 W. Elm St. McHenry, III. 60050 HELP WANTED WEDGWOOD INN in Richmond Needs help for lunch Tuesday thru Friday Call 815-678-4264 «• 648-2804 for appt. PARI HOURS FLEXIBLE GIRL For Service Dept. Filing ft Typing Some automobile knowledge helpful. Apply in person to Rich Huebner MITCHELL AMC JEEP 907 N. Front McHenry HELP WANTED MAINTENANCE, Experienced preferred. Year round work. 815-385-1079 Fritzsche Industrial Park. 9-5- 9-7c Earn $200. weekly part time' taking short phone messages at home. Call 312-742-6663 ext. 738, 8-22-9-14c Wanted experienced Car­ penters for home builder. Non­ union. 312-526-7782 between 7 & 9pm. 9-5-9-7c f ' Babysitter in my home, week­ days, approximately 20 hours or weekends 10 to 15 hours. Must have own transportation. 815-385-2570. 9-5-9-14C BAKER WANTED: -- for Riverside Bake Shop. Call 815- 385-0044 ask for Bernie. 9-5-9-7C Wanted babysitter, night shift. For more information call 815- 344-0785 9-5-9-7C PART TIME, woman to work in Ice Cream Store. Apply Chip's Ice Cream, 1225 N. Green St., McHenry, after 2pm. 9-5-9-7c BABY SITTER WANTED, must be. able to stay overnight occasionally. 815-385-3809 9-5-9- 7c COOK At Camp Duncan YMCA o Apply in person Monday - Friday at Camp Office on Rte. 12 1 mile north of Route 120 in Volo DRAFTING Industrial oven manufacturer needs person with broad ex­ perience in electrical and mechanical work. Procltlon Qeincy Corp. 220 N. Madison St. Woodstock, II. 338-2675 AUTO SALESMAN EXPERIENCE PREFERRED NO SUNDAYS IMMEDIATE OPENING TO SELL NEW ft USED CARS GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO EARN MONEY PLUS MANY FRINGE BENEFITS CALL JIM CUMMINGS BABER BUICK (312)587-2555 9 5 9 7 GARME SALE GARAGE SALE Everything must go! Friday Sept. 7th & Saturday Sept. 8th, 3319 W. Fairway Dr., McHenry 9-5 HAVING A GARAGE SALE? WAITI Contact 385-0022, Wed. eve., 7- 9, Sat. Morning, 9-Noon, to arrange selling your merchan­ dise at * McHenry Rescue Squad's Fleamarket/Rummage Sale on Sept 15th at the Pearl Street Park FREE GARAGE SUE CAR ACE SALE SIONS Simply come into the Plain- dealer 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 o brochure on how to conduct your garage sale. SAUE Electric range with, self cleaning oven 1250.00; portable dishwasher $50.00; kitchen sink $15; 815-344-0755 or 815-385-8570. 9-5-9-7C 19" MAGNAVOX COLOR remote control. One year old, with one yr. warr. Magnavox Odyssey No. 2 Game with 15 games included $700.00 or best offer. 312-587-6904. 9-5-9-14C 84" GOLD SOFA with matching rocker. Good condition. Wards Go Getter 60 car battery 12 volt almost new. Call 385-8771 after 3:00. 9-5-9-7C Umbrella stroller $10.00; 6 year crib complete with sheets $20.00; Petersen infant car carrier no pad $15; Sears reclining car seat $20.00; Collapsible stroller with fringed top $20; all in excellent condition also high chair needs tray $15.00.815-653-9223. 9-5-9- 7c Massey-Harris 444 tractor, extra reliable needs paint $750.00.815-653-9223. 9-5-9-7C OARAOE SAUT" GARAGE SALE- Sept. 7, 8:30- 6:00 Sept. 8, 8:30-1:00. End tables, air conditioner, 2 bikes, roller skates, girls snowmobile suit and winter coats, adult and children clothes, household items, playpen, misc. 4510 Ramble Rd. Lakeland Park. 9- 5-9-7C GARAGE SALE-Many new curtains plus full sized bed­ spreads. Photography samples. Low priced. Friday, Saturday, Sunday 9-6, 1708 S. Barreville Rd. 2nd farm south of McHenry Shores 815-385-5237. 9-5-9-7C MOVING SALE, 2608 Henzada, McHenry, Saturday & Sunday 9 am to 5 pm 9-5-9-7c MOVING and Garage Sale . 6 Families. Furniture, Ap­ pliances, Stereo Equip., Base C.B. Antenna, C.B., T.V., Pets, Clothes, Toys, much misc. Fri., Sat., Sun., Sept. 7, 8, 9-9 am - 5 pm. No Early Birds. 7819 Oak- wood Drive, Wonder Lake, Wooded Shores 9-5-9-7c YARD SALE, Sept. 5th, Wednesday-Sept. 9th, Sunday 9 am to dark, 8 track tapes, table and chairs, much misc. 3704 Garfield Rd., Claremont Hills, McHenry 9-5-9-7C 4 Family garage, 5422 Cleveland Drive, West Shore beach, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 9 am to 5 pm 9-5-9-7c ANTIQUES: Brass, iron and metal beds, marble top dresser and all furnishings, Sunday, September 9th, 2pm to 4pm, 1205 W. River Terrace Drive, Johnsburg. 9-5-9-7c GARAGE SALE: September 7- 8-9, 9 to 5, movie projector, tables, chairs, baby dressing table, console stereo, red shag rug 12x14, Miscelleanous. Alley behind 3914 West Avenue (Millsteam Subdivision). 9-5-9- 7c MOVING SALE, Saturday, Sept. 8th, 9am to 5pm, and Sunday Sept. 9th, 9am to 2pm, movie camera, ladies and childrens clothing, baby swing, bar stools, hair dryers, many other items. 3308 West Skyway Drive, Country Club Estates. 9- 5-9-7c MOVING SALE, Sept. 6-7-8, King size bed,dining room table with 5 chairs, occasional chair, 1971 Chevy 4 dr. sedan 385-5621 - 128 S. Sheridan Rd., Lakemoor. 9-5-9-7C SITUATION WANTED WANTED-WILL DO MEN­ DING. Fast and reasonable 815- 385-0360. 8-31-9-14C SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A CLASSIFIED AD WATER SOFTENER SALE, pellet type only. 1st Saturday of every month, cash and carry. Huemann Water Conditioning, 3607 Chapel Hill, Johnsburg. 815-385-3093 9-5tfc GREAT STORE-GREAT ANTIQUES. We buy and sell. Wondermere Antiques, 9111 Wondermere, Wonder Lake, II. 815-653-7497. 9-5tfC NEW AND USED R.R. TIES, bulk grass seed.Woodstock Farm and Lawn. 815-338-4200 9- 5tfc General Electric kitchen stove, 5'4" high oven on top, 30" wide, 4 burners, cabinet on bottom. Call afternoons or evenings. 815-385-4483 9-5-9-7C HAY FOR SALE, alfalfa, and Timothy, .65c a bale, out of field. 815-344-1335. 9-5-9-7C FREEZER deluxe 19 plus cubic inch, upright used 6 months. $250,815-344-2636. 9-5-9-7C WANT TO SAVE on grocery money? Will sell cents off coupons and or refund forms 30 for $1.00 your choice. Call 815- 385-3963 9-5-9-7C Schwinn exercise bike like new $100.; Kenmore gas dryer $30.; 26" girls bike $20.; Sump pumps $30. and $40. each; 16 ft. fiberglass boat 55 hp Johnson, tilt trailer $1200. or best offer. 815-653-9292. 9-5-9-7C G.E. 41" STOVE, double ovens $25.; 130 gal. aquarium wood grain, light and stand $335.; couch $10.; wood shelves $10.; 250 cc Ducati motorcycle $350. 815-338-6696 or 815-385-4566 9-5-9-7C Walnut modern dining room or dinette table, 2 leaves, 6 upholstered chairs, excellent condition $125 or ? Call after 4 pm 815-385-8787 9-5-9-7C Round swimming pool 4 ft. deep x 15 ft. diameter, all ac­ cessories. $150. 815-385-8688 9-5- 9-7c CORNET, Excellent condition, case and music stand. 815-385- 0064 9-5-9-7C 2 BRAND NEW Accusound Speakers, 4 way, list $300. each, sacrifice at $270 pair. 385-4353. 9-5-9-7C STAR CRAFT CAMPER used 3 times, fully equipped. Sleeps 6, $2,000.00459-3276. 8-29-9-7C INTERIOR DECORATOR SELLING almost new king size spread and draperies. Also 9 x 12. Wool area rug blue. Best offer 459-3276. 8-29-9-7C For Sale empty 55 gallon drums 815-385-0783. 8-31-9-5 5x7 Homemade trailer, $200.00 phone 815-385-5114 after 6pm. 8- 31-9-7C 1968 Ford LTD Station wagon, runs good $175.00; 1977 KZ 750 Kawasaki excellent condition. Custom seat and back rest $1800.00; Sears 3 wheel 5 h.p. mini bike trike like new $200.00; Sears 5 h p. mini bike $175.00. 815-728-0681. 8-31-9-7C GARAGE SALE McHenry Area Roscuo Squad 1st Annual "SATURDAY IN THE PARK" Rummage Sale/Flea Market Bake Sale & Drawings Reservations must be made for flea market. Sat. Sept. 15,10-6, Pearl Street Park Beer, Brat & Hot Dogs Available MUSIC BY J.W. RICE BAND Starting at 6pm For Information Call > 385-0022 Wed. 6pm • 9pm or Sat. 9am • 12 Noon We need good items to be donated for our rummage sale NOW! MMMM «nsr BP-- mm FARM EQUIPMENT. W.D. 45 A.C. Tractor with cultivators- 3 bottom plow- 2 bottom plow. WEED SPRAYER, 6 ft. disc, 9 ft. disc, 9 ft. wheel disc, 4 section drag, 4 row corn planter, 4 wheel wagon, welder, floor crane, misc. asst. Call 815- 385-2314. 8-29-9-7C For Sale: Two Angus calves $100.00 each. 815-385-7568. 9-5 FOft RENT For Rent, completely fur­ nished, two bedroom house in McHenry from October 10th til June 10th $250. month plus utilities and security deposit. No pets or children. Call 815- 385-7812 9-5-9-7C VFW CLUBHOUSE and Hall for rent. Seating capacity for 400. Call 815-385-9660 from 9 to 12 weekdays or after 6pm. 9- 5tfc SMALL OFFICES, in McHenry, new, clean, neat, handy $95. month, 2nd office $59. month. 815-344-1183 9-5tfc QUALITY MOTORHOME, 30 foot Diplomat, sleeps 9, rent by day or week. Reserve now for summer vacation. Richmond area. 815-675-6356. 9-5tfc JOHNSBURGBarn with concrete floor approximately 1300 sq. ft. on first floor, 1100 sq. ft. on second floor. 815-385-1268. 9-5tfc WAREHOUSE OR FACTORY SPACE from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 815-385-1079. 9-5tfc • CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS for mature adult men. 815-385- 0266 or 385-8905. 9-5tfc For Rent, 3 bedroom with family room two car garage. 815-459-5820 or 455-3091 references required. $480. month. 9-5tfc WHISPERING OAKS, two bedroom house with basement and garage $400. plus security deposit. 815-385-9361 or 385-8441 9-5tfc 5 BEDROOM NEW HOME, 2 baths, family room, dish­ washer, disposal, attached garage, Vfe acre lot. $500. 815- 728-0131 9-5tfc Two room apartment for rent $180.00 month including utilities, in Lakemoor 815-385- 1079. 9-5-9-7C FOX LAKE AREA, Water­ front, fireplace, two bedroom short term availablility $325.00 month, security deposit and references. 312-894-5182. 9-5-9- 7c McHenry, Pistakee Highlands, 3 bedroom ranch, basement, appliances, commuting close by. Johnsburg schools $390.00 month. Available October 1st. 312-299-4563 weekdays or 312- 297-4000 weekends. 9-5-9-7C INSIDE STORAGE, for motorcycles and cars from October 15th thru May 15th. 815- 385-7383. 8-31-9-7C Now taking applications for apartment available Sept. 13th, two bedroom, kitchen and living room, all carpeted, stove, refrigerator, air con­ ditioned, no children, no pets, lease, references and deposit required $280.00 month. Phone for appointment. 815-385-7065. t 8-31-9-14C Young woman wanted to share apartment in McHenry, child OK $150.00 a month, or less in exchange for part time care of two children 815-344-2529 early AM or late PM.' 8-31-9-5 Two bedroom brick ranch in Whispering Oaks, tenant pays all utilities, lease and security deposit required. $350.00 per month. Loyce McNutt, 815-459- 1855. Baird & Warner, inc. 386 Virginia St., Crystal Lake. 8-31- 9-12c 4-5 Bedroom home, lVfe baths, 2 car garage, Near town and school. Immediate occupancy $400 per month. Security deposit and references. Lakeland Gateway. 815-385- 4810. 8-31-9-7C Now taking applications for new apartments. Located at 4005 Lillian St., City of McHenry. 2 bedrooms with 1 or 1V> 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 t/w McHENtY-WORIHMOOt ESTATES New 3 bedroom, 3 bath raited ranch with central air, finished family room, dishwasher, disposal, eat in kitchen, deck off dining room. Rent with op­ tion. $600. per month, full rent goes toward down payment. Credit check, security deposit and references required. 459-7177 MATURE PERSON to share home with same, 1 child okay, Send particulars plus phone number to Box 23, Wonder lake, 0.60097. 9-5-9-7C EBBED What Just One Person Can Do HOUSE FOR RENT Johnsburg area and schools. 3 bedrooms 1M baths, basement. 2 car garage, family rm., fireplace on M acre wtth rights to water. No utilities -one months security deposit required. Call 312-639-3939 344-1244 9/5TP MODERN OFFICE _ SPACE For lease, available Im­ mediately. Up to 1,500 sq. ft. Fully air conditioned and car­ peted. Office suites start at $100. per month, including utilities. 815-728-0404 7/JSTF MT COLUMN LOST: Reddish brown and white male, Cocker and Springer spaniel. Tan collar. Lost August 25th, McHenry area. Any information please call 815-385-4367 weekdays after 6:30 pm. 9-5 GIVE AWAY: to good home, lVfe year old female German Shepherd, AKC all shots, good with kids 815-385-4526 after 5pm. 9-5 PCTS FOR SALE SIAMESE-TONKA, beautiful kittens 7 weeks $30. each. Will deliver 312-837-7512 or write P.O. Box 222 McHenry 111. 60050. 9-5-9-7C tUH HX STALLS TMNT.fKSU MSTME my ma •owawaofl •UK FMLK Stttl IMMi ^•MEMMNUUIYTKI VtSITMB ffLCOK RAJA ACRES MMMN. HEBRON, IL. 8156484012 ,/jm Loving And Living Daughter: "Oh, mother, I took Henry into the loving room last night and. .." Mother: "That's living, young lady." Daughter: "You're telling me!" BeNotAfraM Unless a person confronts and challenges his fears, he runs the risk of remaining mediocre all his life. Fear is the enemy of love. '"We are afraid of the person in misery because he constitutes a danger to us. His poverty and his needs challenge our riches. So we raise the barrio's to keep him from our sight." (Jean Vanier) Fear erodes our confidence and eventually overpowers our instinct to love. Charity is so often denied not because of a lack of awareness, but because of fear which leads to in- sensitivity. Fear affects nearly every human decision. It is always oriented to the future. Some danger is imagined and it scares us off. All the capital sins are aided and abetted by feelings of fear. The fear of losing one's superiority in rank, talent, beauty, or wealth is the essence of pride. It develops into a kind of abhorrence of everything beneath oneself, but it is rooted in the fear of falling behind. The fear of being alone is a familiar problem. Being without intimate consolation, without love, in some people develops into an abnormal desire for the gratification of the sexual appetite. The fear of not getting enough to satisfy other ap­ petites often leads to an ob­ session with eating and drinking. Gluttony, which can end in alcoholism and drug addiction, blinds one to the needs of others. Envy is sadness at the sight of another's good fortune and it is usually accompanied by some degree of hatred. This sadness can grow into the fear of losing control .of one's destiny. Anger and violence are often its fruits. Jealousy is the result of fear. It is an unpleasant suspicion or. resentment arising from fear or mistrust of another. The jealous person, with or without justification, is afraid of losing someone or something. When poverty is despised, the fear of ever being poor can drive a person to a greed that knows no limits. Murder is committed rather than facing up to one's avaricious fears. Fear is behind every human vice. When we fail to grow spiritually, it is usually because we have allowed ourselves to be intimidated by some real or imagined threat. 'I There is no simple recipe F6T banishing fear. One thing, however, is certain. To over­ come our fears we have to confront them directly; challenge them, and rebuke them in the name of Jesus Christ. The Lord promised His support, "Be not afraid, I am with you." And He gave us His example, "Father, if it is p&ssible let this cup pass from My lips, yet not My will but Thine be done." Sc/ENT/Srs SAY THERE ARE /OLD/5 THOUSAND SPECIES OF MOTHS IN NORTH AMERICA BETWEEN I&OOAND ISIO, A sr. BERNARD DOG NAMED * BARRT" RESCUED 40 SNOWBOUND TRAVELERS W ALPINE PASSES. HISTORY BOOKS TELL US BENEDICT ARNOLD WAS A TRAITOR WHO TRIED TO SURRENDER WEST POINT TO THE BRITISH IN neo. A SMALL GROUP OF HISTORIANS POINT OUT THAT ARNOLD HAD BEEN A HEROIN THE EARLY DAYS OF THE REVOLUTION, WAS WOUNDED IN ACTION, WAS A FIERCE FIGHTER WHO ENDURED HARDSHIPS, AND WAS REFLECTING THE MOOD OF THE COUNTRY THEN', WHICH WAS, * LET'S GET THE WAR OYER. WITH." ARNOLD, WHO'D SERVED 4 YEARS WITHOUT PAY, DECIDED HE V HELP END THE CONFLICT BY SELLING WEST POINT F0R$ID0,OOO. (WELL. THAT'S ONE VIEW OF BENEDICT ARNOLD J. 720 to 1440 Sq. Ft. 585-8180 SENIOR CITIZEN'S CORNER HELPFUL IDEAS FOR SUCCESSFUL RETIREMENT Surprising Survey? Perhaps surprisingly, a recently released study in­ dicates that 90 percent of Americans in nursing homes are satisfied with their en­ vironment. The survey, conducted by the Census Bureau, measur­ ed the reaction of residents and their families to such factors as lodging, food, social relationships and ac­ tivities to determine the quality of care provided. Next-of-kin were also ask­ ed to evaluate the level of care provided to their rela­ tives. A total of 91.5 per cent believed that the care met the resident's needs and only 1.6 per cent reported that there was a lack of personal attention to the nursing home resident. Ap­ proximately 5.5 per cent contended there was in­ adequate treatment, 0.2 per cent, inadequate facilities, and 5 per cent pointed out other reasons for dissatisfac­ tion. The Survey is available from the Government Print­ ing Office for |6.00 and the Superintendent of Docu­ ment number is C 5.186:23/69. Power Producer The world's largest power sta­ tion is Russia's hydro-electric atation at Krasnoyarsk on the Yenisey River, U.S.S.R., with a potential power output of more than 6.1 million kilowatts. Black Gommandtfr The first black commander of a U.S. combat ship was Lieu- tenant Commander Samuel L Gravely, Ir., who assumed com­ mand of a destroyer escort in 1961. |