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PAGE II - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. APRIL 14,1182 m ItCNT H£LP WANTED FOR SALE ONE BEDROOM GROUND flow apartment in duplex. Security deposit and lease required. No pets. $275.00 month. Call 815-385-5324. 4- 14-4-16C RENT WITH OPTION to buy, 2 bedroom ranch, Sunnyside area. 815-385-4199. 4-14-4-16C WONDER LAKE, 3 bedroom ranch, central air, full ap­ pliances, attached garage. $490 month, security deposit and 1 year lease. Available June 1st. 312-537-7438. 4-14tfc 2 & 3 ROOM Furnished apartments. $165.00 & $200.00 month including utilities. No pets, children. Middle aged or elderly people. Security deposit. 312-587-1354. . 4-14-4- 16c 2 BEDROOM, Full basement, 1 car garage, Johnsburg Schools, $375.00 per month plus security. ERA Connerty Realty. 815- 385-2028. 4-14tfc McHENRY WATER­ FRONT. One Bedroom Coach House. Private, large living room, kitchen, refrigerator, stove, car­ peting, air conditioning, partially furnished, large sun deck. All utilities fur­ nished $350.00 month, security deposit required and last months rent. Available June 1st. Call 815- 385-8470 or 815-459-9654. 4-9- 4-16C 2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, Riverdale Subdivision, Rt. 176 and Burtons Bridge, $250.00 month plus security. Available July 1st. 815-455- 3552. 4-9-4-30C LOWER APARTMENT HOME. Carpeted, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, All Appliances including washer & dryer. Call for ap­ pointment, 815-385-4043. 4- 7tfc FOR RENT, SALE OR Rent ' with option, 3 bedroom, lVfe baths, 2 car garage. Brittany Park Home, in McHenry. 815-344-1537 or 815-344-3289. 4-14-4-16C RENT WITH OPTION to buy. Almost new seven room ranch with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, appliances, attached garage. Rental $450.00 per month plus option money. Call for details* Realty World-Durbin- stovall. 815-385-8060. 4-14-4- 16c 1 BEDROOM APART­ MENT, all appliances, new carpeting throughout, $259.00 a month, security deposit & references required. Woodstock area, immediate occupancy. Call after 6pm, 815-338-0764. 4-14- 4-16c RENT WITH BUY OPTION, $235.00 month (Vz on Prin­ cipal). $900.00 starts you. $28,970.00 full price, $3,875.00 down. 97/8 percent interest, 20 percent on Improvements Materia!. Owner 815-385- 0169. 4-14-4-16C 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT to sublet. No sucurity deposit required. 815-338-9191. 4-14- 4-16c SPACIOUS 4 Bedroom house, overlooking Fox River, appliances, garage, large yard, near Sunnyside. References and security deposit. Call after 5:30, 312- 541-8255,815-385-1469. 4-14-4- 16c OFFICE SPACE available at Four Colonies Office Complex, 800 McHenry Avenue, Crystal Lake, Crystal Lake. Call 815-459- 5500. 4-14-4-16C CARING FAMILY to rent our home. 4 bedrooms, family room, 2 car attached garage, large yard with pool and play area. $490.00 per month plus utilities, references and security deposit. Available June 1. 312-587-9489 after 4pm. 4-14- 4-16c CRYSTAL LAKE, 4 bedrooms, assumable 8Vfe percent, $142,000 with $20,000 down. 815-459-6765. 4-14-4-16C 30 ACRE HAY Field for rent or shares. Bull Valley- 815- 338-1918. 4-14-4-16C SPACE FOR LEASE, 1,000 to 10,000 square feefc 815-338- 6460. J 4-14-4-16C WONDER LAKE, New 3 bedroom bi-level on wooded site. Special, heat efficient home with large family room, skylights, cathedral ceilings, wood stove, large deck and more. $460.00. References. 312-656-6978. 4- 14tfc LIKE NEW 3 bedroom, 1M» bath, refrigerator, stove, carpeting, 2V4 car garage $450.00.815-728-0125. 4-14-4- 16c McHENRY, CLEAN 2 bedroom brick house, c a r p e t e d , s t o v e , refreiger.ator, garage. $325.00 plus utilities. Security deposit and references. No pets. 312-965- 6315. 4-14-4-16C 6 ROOM APARTMENT, no pets. 815-385-7852 after 5pm. 4-14-4-16C HELP WANTED"""^ W A N T E D , P E R S O N Mechanically inclined with a good work record to supervise our mail room, operate & repair brochure labeling machines. Call Dal ton at 312-639-5658 or apply at Fox Valley Marking Systems in Cary. 4-14-4-16C LADIES: 3 hours a day, $20.00 per day. Call 815-653- 9607. 4-14-4-16C Avon SPENDING MORE THAN YOU'RE EARNING? Make extra money with a second job. Sell Avon part- time. $15.00 investment, over 18 call nancy mcuiiB 815-385-6105 EARN EXTRA INCOME, in your spa^e time. Assistance provided. Call for ap­ pointment, between 5:00 & 7:00 pm. 815-344-1188. 4-2tfc SALES CLERK, 9am-12pm, 6 days a week. Apply Wednesday 10-5. 3937 Main Street, McHenry. 815-385-, 7661, Mr. Stensland. 4-14-4- 16c FIND OUT WHY, 2 Diamonds, 5 Emeralds, 15 Pearls and 500 Directs Switched. 815-338-5435. 3-24- 4-30c -CAN YOU MAKE Our Team? We Need People That Would Like An Add On In­ come, Have some Free Time and Like dealing with People. For More In­ formation 815-385-3369. 3-31- 4-30C MAN Must be self starter Challenging work in retail sales office. Must be able to answer phones in a pleasant controlled manner. Must be familiar with retail accounting also experienced with daily balancing and ledger work. References required, 2 weeks paid vacation after 1 year, sick days and major holidays paid, major medical plan available. Salary open. Send resume to Box API c/o McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm St. McHenry, II. 60050 4/7-4/30 POSITIONS FOR Soup Chef Broiler Man Expediter Salad Prep Waiters Waitresses and Hostess In fine restaurant 815-385-8966 NDR5IFRS ASSISTANT Positions available on all shif­ ts, certification preferred, will train. Excellent benefit package. For more information call Dora lindeman, R.N., D.O.N. ROYAL TERRACE 803 Royaf Drive McHenry, II 815-344-2600 An equal opportunity amployer M/F 4/14-4/23 * 14&4 21G PART TIME POSITION With a National Corporation. Bright mature in­ dividual able to work independently as well as under supervision. Aptitude for detail work as well as numerical accuracy a must. Clerical ex­ perience preferred. Approximately 25 to 30 hours per week with a possibility of full time. Call for interview between 9 & 3 weekdays. 815-338-8550 R.N.'S L.P.N.'S NEEDED We care with love and love to care. ROYAL TERRACE is a growing, progressive, skilled care facility. WILL YOU COME GROW WITH US Excellent benefit package. Full time or part time positions available. For more information call DORA LINDEMAN, R.N., D.O.N. ROYAL TERRACE 803 Royoi Drive McHenry, II. 815-344-2600 An equal opportunity employer M/F 4/14-4/23 4/1444/21G EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Key secretarial position available working for the chief school administrators in McHenry High School District No. 156. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced executive secretary seeking to assume highly challenging respon­ sibilities. To qualify for this key position you will need a minimum of 5 years proven experience as well as 65 wpm typing skills and shorthand proficiency. In return for your accompishments & skills you will receive a very competitive salary and full benefit program. If you are interested in a challenging career opportunity, send your resume to: Mr. Norb Wolter McHenry High Schools 3926 W. Main St. McHenry, II. 60050 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES We have an immediate opening for the following positions: MOLD/TOOL MAKER-1st SHIFT The successful candidate must have a broad knowledge of tool making, machining technology, and have own tools. Background in rubber molds a definite plus. TOOL t CUTTER MMDER-SmI SHIFT The successful candidate will possess one or more years of grinding of H.S.S. ond carbide form tools. Must be able to run a Cincinnati No. 2 Cutter Grinder. FOR AN INTERVIEW, APPLY IN PERSON BRAKE PARTS COMPANY WANTED LIVE IN Com­ panion for elderly lady, (not bedridden). Reply to Box No. AP2, in care of McHenry Plaindealer, 3812 W. Elm Street, McHenry, II. 60050. 4- 9-4-16C WOMAN TO CARE for in­ valid, 7am to 3:30pm, Monday-Friday. Must be reliable and have referen­ ces. 815-385-1869. 4-9-4-16C WE ARE NOW Hiring for temporary positions. We offer entry level pay and 40 to 50 hours per week. Call Mr. Dawson at 312-639-5658 or apply at Fox Valley Marking Systems in Cary. 4- 14-4-16C ATTENDANT WANTED: Weekend and night only. Apply in person, No phone caHs^ll Elm Street. 4-14 WANTED, FARMER to learn nursery business, must be organized, neat and respect machinery, good salary and company benefits. Call Mr. Dickson at 312-639-5658 or apply at Fox Valley Marking Systems, Cary, II. 4-14-4-16C WE ARE LOOKING For a special person that enjoys people, very neat, doesn't mind hard work, with some sales background to drive a mobile catering truck. Call Terylin's Food Express after 3pm. 815-344-4139. 4-14C WANTED, ACCOUNTING Clerk. Must have knowledge in accounts receivable and ability to work at 10 key. Call Mr. DePaul at 312-639-5658 or apply at Fox Valley Marking Systems, Cary, II. 4-14-4-16C WE HAVE POSITIONS Available in our expanding c u s t o m e r s e r v i c e department. Position's will require basic secretarial skills. Must be articulate, enthusiastic and willing to work hard. Call Mr. Desmond at 312-639-5658 or apply at Fox Valley Marking Systems, Cary, It. 4-14-4-16C EYE DOCTOR SEEKS dependable receptionist. Light bookkeeping, typing required. Experience in eye care field preferable. Please call 815-385-1593. 4-14-4-16C WANTED, DRAG Line and Crane Operator. Must be able to dig ponds and run cat D-8. We offer good salary, full benefits and year around full time work at our Marengo Nursery. Only experienced operators with a good work record need apply. Call Mr. Decker at 312-639-5658 or apply at Fox Valley Marking Systems in Cary, II. 4-14-4-16c REAL ESTATE McHENRY 3 BEDROOM Ranch $58,000. Financing available. 815-344-44097 . 4- 14-4-16c LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND SALESPERSONS We hove openings for persons interested in becoming associated with our very ac­ tive national franchise organization. As America's largest electronic roalty, system, we can offer all kinds of proven sales tools and benefits to make listing and selling easier. With ERA you're never alone. All interviews confidential. Call Alan Moll OF ILL., INC 920 N. Front St. McHenry, III. 60050 2 26TF 3/3TFG WOOD DINING Table & chairs; Walnut bedroom set; am-fm stereo, record changer in modern cabinet; Baby items; Snoopy cur­ tains. Reasonable 815-653- 9848, Keep Trying! 4-9-4-16c REMINGTON Model 10, 12 gauge, 5 shot pump, good condition. Best offer, 815-385- 2119. 4-9-4-16c LADIES MINK Stole, autumn haze. Very good condition. Best offer. 815-385- 3048 after 5pm. 4-9-4-16C NEW & USED RR TIES, Bulk Grass Seed. We Deliver Woodstock Farm & Lawn Center, 2020 South Route 47, Woodstock. 815- 338-4200 . 4-2tfc INTRODUCTORY OFFER: Rent a Quality Water Sof­ tener for $3.00 a month for the first 3 months. Free installation. Call collect 815- 338-3344. Quality Water Conditioning. 4-2tfc 2 SEATER ELECTRIC Sch- winn bike like new equipped, $450.00; Remington cash register, large, works good $75.00; Helene Curtis per- manents, colors, dyes, tints, curlers, pins, capes, con­ ditioners, etc. $50.00; an­ tique serving tray flowers under glass over 60 years old $45.00.815-344-0683 . 4-14-4- 16c WEDDING GOWN, full length, white lace, size 9-10. Vail optional. Call after 6pm. 815-338-0764. 4-14-4-16C 1972 GRAN TORINO, power steering, power brakes, automatic, runs good, $600.00; Pioneer FM 8 Track Stereo $75.00. 815-459-2089. 4- 14tfc PAINT SALE, Latex or Oils, $6.00 - $10.00 per gallon. All colors. Name brands. Call , 815-385-3395. 4-14-4-16C 1978 MAICO MAGNUM 400 Dirt Bike, never raced, excellent condition $600.00. 815-385-3647 . 4-14-4-23C MOVING! MUST SELL! Full size electric washer & dryer. 1 year old, excellent condition. Call 815-344-4191 after 4:30 weekdays. 4-14-4- 16c SITUATION U)ANTED ? NEED HELP FOR Mom, Gram or Auntie? Day, week or weekends, occasional overnight, also children for weekends, mature, trust­ worthy. Reply to Box AP3, in care of McHenry Plain- dealer, 3812 W. Elm Street, McHenry, II. 60050. 4-14-4- 16c REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BY OWNER, modern 3 bedroom ranch, IVz baths, 1 car attached garage, city sewer and water, special financing possible. $49,900. 497-4215. 4- 14-4-23C 2 BEDROOM North Fox Condo, 112 baths, Ap­ pliances, Newly carpeted and Decorated. Pool. Low Interest rate $39,500.00. 815- 344-3861. 4-7-4-23c BY OWNER, 2 bedroom house, McHenry area, needs some work, good in­ vestment, $31,500 terms, $28,500 cash? Call 815-385- 3490. 4-2tfc MORTGAGE WITH NO INTEREST LIKE NEW hillside ranch, with garage under­ neath. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, hot water heat, full basement. Landscaped lot close to lake with rights $55,000. 30% down, five year mortgage 815-385-3685 1600 N. INDUSTRIAL DRIVE McHENRY, ILLINOIS 60050 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER M/F 4/14-4/16 4/14G OPEN HOUSE Sunday, April 18 - 11:30-2:00 Rt*. 120 to Lakomoor (horn* at 122 Rivorsido) Stroot behind Lovichysois Restaurant Delightful 2 bedroom, nicely decorated home. Large lot. 2 car garage. $53,000. RED CARPET, KEPHART 312-566-8400 4/14-4/16 4/14 FREE TO GOOD HOME, A.K.C. Siberian Husky, male, blue eyes, 3 years old, good with children, outside dog; Old Oak Cupboard, China Hutch on top $50.00; Royce 40 Channel CB Base Station $75.00: 12 Gallon Sunbeam Humidifier $40.00; Sand Pool filter with 100 lbs. sand $50.00 ; 27 Inch Men's 10 speed $30.00; 815-455-4387 after noon. 4-14-4-16c GARAGE DOORS. Good Condition, 16'x7', $170.00; 16'x6' $170.00; 16'x8\ $300.00; 9'x7', $125.00; 12'xl2' $150.00.' 815-385-4010. 4-lf-4-16c HAY WAGON $»MXf; 30 ft. Hay Conveyer $150.00; 3 point quick hitch $100.00; 2 Hydraulic Rams $30.00; Hay Rake $50.00; New luggage rack for Fairmont Stationwagon $100.00. 815- 455-3506. 4-14-4-16C ONE BRUNSWICK GOLD Crown Pool Table, 4^x9 slate top, chairs, stick rack, $800.00 firm; Call 815-459- 6991. 4-14-4-16C APPLIANCES: REFRIGERATORS, Freezers, Washers and Dryurs, electric and gas ranges. Clean and like new at reasonable prices. All r e c o n d i t i o n e d a n d guaranteed. Wahl Used Appliances, 3421 B Pearl. 815-385-1872 . 4-2tfc HEARING AIDS. Sales, Rentals & Repairs. Free Testing. Call anytime 815- 385-1135. Whispering Point Hearing Aid Center, 4302 West Crystal Lake Road, McHenry. 4-2tfc ASTRONOMICAL SAVINGS on the revolutionary 1982 all new 31 ft. family size swimming pools. Complete with deck, fence, filter & warranty. Full installation for only $995.00. Financing available. Call collect 815- 562-7027 right now, while the supply lasts. 3-26-4-30c Past 65 REGISTERED NUBIAN GOATS, clean, healthy and friendly. Priced from $100 to $175. Call 815-728-0861. 4-14-4- 16c GRAIN DRILL, John Deere B tractor with cultivators, Hay Baler; Miscellaneous haying and other farm equipment. 815-385-6074 after 5pm. 4-14-4-16C STANDARD SIZE Pool table $60.00; Kimball organ, many extra features, $1,500.00 or offer. 815-385-2456 after 5pm. 4-14-4-16c SIMMONS DARK Pine crib $75.00 complete; Ferrari race car bed, fiberglass, complete $150.00; Blue shampoo bowl & matching chair. 2 years old. $125.00. 815-385-9142. 4-14-4-16C PULVERIZED TOP SOIL DELIVERED 7 yards 12 yards 20 yards $60.00 $90.00 $130.00 J. PEASE CONSTRUCTION CO. 815-675-2582 312-587-9367 4 14 5 26 4 U T F by Carl Riblet Jr. Q. - "Not a week goes by that my wife and I do not experience discrimination against the elderly in one form or another. If it isn't discrimination in the job market, then it's another form of discrimination, younger clerks and service employees who show, when they wait on us, that they think we are over the hill and don't matter. "I think we elders ought to do something apout it I am 75 and my wile is^O. We worked all our lives/getting enough to retirV Y/s paid taxes and Mipported charities and were law- abiding members of a community for more than 50 years. How can the elderly make their situation known to others? How can they demand and get more help and respect from the youngsters?"' -- Matt J. A. -- Matt and all the other elderly can do what Governor Bruce Babbitt of Arizona recommended to the Governor's Conference on Aging, "You must raise a little h-- if you want to change attitudes and modify laws." The idea is that we who are past 65 have to make our goals known to politicans, lawmakers, store owners, clerks and all the others in service work by being at least a little bit militant. When a clerk shows disinterest, or is out and out impolite, then the senior who feels insulted or slighted must complain to the store m S A L E WOOD BURNING Stove, brand new, never used. Paid $550.00, sell $498.00 or best offer. 815-653-7331. 4-14-4-16c ,vs>r RECONDITIONED WASHERS and Dryers Carey Appliances, 1241 N Green Street, McHenry. 815- 385-5500 . 4-14-4-16c 1970 BUICK SKYLARK. Good running car $400; 1976 Chevy Monte Carlo, am-fm, a.c., cruise control, needs muffler $1,200; 1972 1200 cc Harley Davidson, fully chopped, no junk $3,500. Days 815-385- 7020 ask for Don Ellis. Evenings 414-736-4383. 4-14- 4-16c SEARS WATER Softner, works good $50.00; 16 mm Sound Movie Projector, works good. $100.00 . 815-385- 9387. 4-14-4-16C S K A M P E R P O P - U P Camper, sleeps 8, self contained, good condition. $1,450.00.815-344-0773 . 4-14-4- 16c SEARS PORTABLE Wash- machine $135.00, good condition, picture window lamp $20.00. 815-385-1919. 4- 14-4-16c DON'S 815 653 9924/8153S5-8S43 4105 [.Wonder Lake Road Wonder Lake, II. 60097 We buy and sell used furniture We buy scrap metals WAREHOUSE SALE Up 1980 Medallion OAK CADINETS fo 60% OFF on slightly damaged and discontinued cabinets. Special prices on laminated counter tops and cultured marble vanity tops. Bring in this ad for extra savings. We can supply all your storage needs for the kit­ chen, bath, family room, bar, laundry room or office. Cash and Carry All Sales Final Monday through Friday 8:00 AM4-.3Q PM Saturday 9:00 AM-20) PM TOP FORM CO., INC. 7616 Hancock Drive Wonder Lake, II. 815-728-0203 Rt. 120 2/3TF 2/3TFG management. At that time the right medicine to ac­ company the complaint might be a return - to the . manager himself -- of merchandise purchased at the store in the past few days. Politicians are more difficult to put in their place, unless it is election time. Even then the politician might not know what hit him. He will know, however, if the senior citizen makes calls on him at home; rings his doorbell and says: "I am not going to vote for you because you have a heart as hard as steel.", or "I did not vote for you because you have no feeling for senior citizens. 15 percent ot your constituency." There is a special way to handle any complaint. Just use imagination and then put it to work; always being forceful and sensible in your approach to the person who needs to be scolded If enough seniors make enough polite noise and then raise enough h--, you can be sure the message will reach home. The point is, however, that none of the hell-raising does much good if it is not a continuing process. Q. -- The Mary Von B. who wrote you recently about how to find a nursing home that would be good for her didn't say in what state she and her mother live. I think you'd like to know that here in Oregon we have what is called 'Operation In­ dependence' which with public funds performs homemaking functions and does chores for elderly persons who would other­ wise have to be in nursing homes. "I'm on the Area Agency on Aging advisory council here in Astoria; and we are very proud of Project In­ dependence because it keeps senior citizens out of nur­ sing homes -- and at only one-tenth the cost. Seniors, of course, are much happier to stay in their own homes. "States that don't have such an arrangement would do well to emulate Oregon." -- Ed Dennv. A -Thank you, Mr. Denny. All who wish to know about the Oregon plan can write to the State Agency on Aging, 722 Commerical street SE, Salem, Or., 97310 Q. -- "In 1943 we moved from Bellflower, Calif., to Minnesota, where we far­ med for 20 years. We then moved back to Bellflower. We left a little money in oursavings account in a bank in Artesia, Calif. Do you think we could collect on the account9 In those 40 years there should be a nice little sum by now " -- Nick and Ida O. A -- Inactive accounts in banks come under special banking rules that can be explained by either the bank officers or by the state department of banking. Q -- "We read in every newspaper article and view on every TV news program something or other about economists. 1 know there are good ones and bad ones. W h a t d o y o u t h i n k o f economists'7" --- George McG. A - I have never un­ derstood the role of economists in our present eonomy Some say one thing and the others say the op­ posite It is very confusing. Napoleon Bonaparte had a strong feeling about economists in the first days of the 19th century. "Economists," he said, "are the blockheads who apply plasters (bandaids) to the running sores of the body politic." (Write to Carl Riblet Jr. w i t h s e l f - a d d r e s s e d , stamped envelope at P.O. Box 40757, Tucson, Ariz., 85717 for answers to specific problems of the elderly. Answers are included in this column when possible. No identities are revealed. Allergic Shock People who suffer severe allergic reactions to wasp and bee stings may be prone to the same kind of shock from their first sting by an imported fire ant. GARDENERS LIVE LONGER Gardening can add good years to your life. Out in the garden you get exercise and fresh air, that much is obvious. What isn't so apparent is the relief you get from tension, fears and worries. Stresses fade away when you become absorbed in the familiar tasks of planting, preparing sotl, cultivating and harvesting. Look at your garden as a healing place, not just as a food factory. Look at the/rtVgh-tension people who escape to their gardens when­ ever possible: doctors, pilots, police, mothers of small children, teachers. You don't have to get into your car and drive for hours to find sanctuary; it's right outside your door. Spouses of tense peoph should encourage them to garden. No drug in the world is as safe or as effective for making a person mellow. Working out frustrations and resentment at the end of a hoe sure beats popping pills (or hitting ' the bottle).