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^Thursday, March 15, 1962 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Seven CLASSIFIED Help Wanted HOUSEWIVES who cannot accept 9 to 5 employment can earn $35 - $50 per week for 3 evenings work. Car and phone necessary. Write Box 784, c/o McHenry Plaindealer. *3-15-62 DANCING TEACHER. Call between 4 and 8 p.m. EV 5-1420. 3-15-62 WANTED -- MIDDLE aged man for variety of work in small company. Light assembly, packing and shipping. Some clerical work and typing. Phone EV 5-0498. *3-15-62 Real Estate 2 BEDROOM home on lnrgft 60x145', landscaped lot. Ltu^* basement and enclosed siB» porch, water softener, alum> inum storms & screens. 490? Home, McHenry. 385-0186. 9-14-61-tl RECEIVING INSPECTOR * (MALE) ) Some experience on casting inspection preferred. Excellent wages & employee benefits. Hours 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday BARCO Manufacturing Company 500 N. Hough Barrington, 111. ) Phone: DUnkirk 1-1700 3-15-62 Ranch Style Home Attached garage, 2 bedrooms, full basement, plastered walls, hardwood floors, newly decorated inside & out, wall to wall carpeting in living rot & bedrooms, ceramic tile bath. Financing available. 4220 South St. Cooney Heights For Information Call EV 5-4345 3-8-15-62 FOR SALE in McHenry -- 8 room brick home -- $27,000. 3803 W. Waukegan Rd. EV 5- 2458. 3-1-62-tf LABORATORY TECHNICIAN Young man with 1 to 2-years college chemistry preferred. Call or apply in person. Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. MORTON CHEMICAL COMPANY . Woodstock, Illinois FEderal 8-1800 3-15-62 Real Estate FOR SALE or rent with option to buy. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, 5 bedrooms, bath & Vz-- both with built-in oven & range and 1 car attached gar*- age. Sarner Construction, EV 5-3111. 3-2-62-tf CAPE COD RANCH Split - JLevel $100 Down--$54.63 Per Month Some interior work by purchaser. CALL OWens 5-1133 1-25-62-tf FOR SALE-HOMES-FARMS CHOICE LOTS-BUSINESSES RESORT PROPERTY KNOX REAL ESTATE 1513A N. Richmond Road McHenry, 111. Phone: EVergreen 5-0421 12-28-61-tt 2 BEDROOM honeymoon or retirement home located on good blacktop road. Owner will redecorate to suit your taste. Immediate possession. Stop by and see, 2922 W. Lincoln Road or call after 6 p.m. weekdays, anytime. Saturday or Sunday, 385-2452. 3-15-62-tf BAIRD & WARNER, INC. • BUILDING LOTS IN EXCLUSIVE RIVERSTREAM. River, channel and interior. Sewer in. FOR SALE OR RENT WITH OPTION OR TRADE. 3 Br. Ranch with full basement. Rent $125. Selling price $16,000. Will trade for 3 Br. in Arlington Heights, Mt. Prospect area. 2 BR. GRISWOLD LAKEFRONT. Basement. Garage. Rent for "* $125 or sell under contract. $16,300. Mr. Heinen EV 5-2527 3-15-62 3 BR. RANCH TYPE HOME -- All brick veneer with full basement, attached garage, fireplace, built-in kitchen, tile bath, on wooded lot near McHenry. This home is only 6 months old. Owner will sacrifice for only $16,500. 3 BR. RANCH STYLE HOME with full basement and attached garage on large lot 100x120' near McHenry. Full price only $16,000. GOING TO BUILD? -- Lots in McHenry's most beautiful ^ subdivision which include paved streets, city water, sewerage, Low down payment. Good terms. We have buyers for 3 Br. homes with basements and attached garages. If you are going to sell -- see us for listing. THE KENT CORPORATION Phone: EV 5-3800 1311 N. Riverside Drive & McHenry, Illinois 3-15-62 GOLD MINE -- Tavern with living quarters, $19,000 including stock, license, fixtures. WilWalso consider taking home in trade. Selling due to illness. 4 BEDROOM, 2 story, full basement, large kitchen, 2 car garage, cyclone fence. A steal at $13,500. 2 BEDROOM on large lot. Part basement, trees, garden and shrubs, on blacktop, years old. Leaving state. Full price $9,500. ' v 3 BEDROOM repossessed. $400 down, balance 30 years, 5'4% interest. We have 100 other homes to choose from. Member of M.L.S. ATLAS REAL ESTATE 2 Blks East of River on Hwy. 120 McHenry, 111. Phone: EVergreen 5-0430 tf 3-15-62 McHENRY & VICINITY LARGE 2 BEDROOM HOME. Living room 17x26, utility, garage, fully plastered walls, face brick on all 4 sides, lot 100x200. Price $17,800. 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOME. 2 acres of land and 2 other outdoor buildings facing U.S. 31, miles south of McHenry. Price $20,500. t BUSINESS PROPERTY on Main street in Johnsburg with Wlarge 4 room apartment on second floor. Suitable for lunch room, ice cream parlor, dental or doctor's office, or any other business. Price $20,500. We have many many other properties to choose from. JACOB FRITZ REALTbl 2301 Johnsburg Road Johns* Tel. 385-0037 3-8-62-tf Real Estate YOU DESERVE THE BEST New 6 Room Brick & Stone Residence, 2-car attached garage, 194 feet waterfront, stone fireplace on panelled wall, gas heat, ceramic baths, sliding doors to patio, all thermopane windows^ A really complete home \Jn a subdivision with a future. See it this weekend. DUTCH CREEK WOODLANDS Johnsburg, 1 Illinois EV 5-2710 or VAnderbilt 4-3186 3-15-62 CORNER LOT in Lakeland Park, 90x150 ft. 1 block from Rt. 120. Best over over $2,000. EV 5-3730, EV 5-2805 or write R. Felmeten, RT. 1, Hebron, Illinois. 3-15-62 NRY and EAREA Year Round Homes, Seasonal Hemes, farms vacant. Home «ltea income properties. JACOB FRITZ REALTORS In Johnsburg 2301 Johnsburg Rd. McHenry, I1L Ph. EV 5-0037 6-15-61-t) Situate! Wmsted IS YEARS IN Construction. By job or hour. Carpentry, roofing, painting, plumbing and electric. No money down. Phone EV 5-4941. •3-15-62 WILL DO' baby sitting in my home. Experienced. Reliable. Reasonable prices. Mrs. Charles Kingston, 6919 Seminole Drive, Indian Ridge, Wonder Lake. *3-15-22-62 FREE 1 CAN SPRAY NET With Each Permanent In March Intrdducing the New Soft Natural Looking Wave JEN'S BEAUTY SALON 2914 W. Route 120 McHenry, 111. Phone: 385-0322 3-15-62 Wanted To Buy Personal TOP PRICE PAID for iron | SAND THE floor -- Shampoo metals and junk cars. Ed j the rug -- Paint the walls Marsh, Phone Woodstock -- j with Lucite the easy way with FE 8-4287 9-1-60-tf! professional equipment at a WANTKDTOl^v. - 1 set of * "T™88; **"«, you Barbells. Call EV 5-0173. need a" our low reI"al ra(es- * admitted to | Honor Candy Stripers For Fine Service To Hospital Patients 3-8-15-62 1 call rents it all at United Rent-Alls, 3943 W. Main, Mc- WANT 1951 or 1952 Chevy in 1 Henry. Phone 385-2916. good condition. Phone EV 5- j . 3-15-22-29-62 4941. *3-15-62 -- BEAUTICIAN With Following To Take Over Beauty Salon Fully Equipped - Rent or Share EVergreen 54)430 3-15-62 Legals STATE NOTICE OF ILLINOIS t and WHOEVER HAS my please return him to me. I have had him since he was 2 months old. I am a widow 75 years old and I am heartbroken. He was the only living thing I had to talk to. He is my pal. I miss him as much as if you had lost one of your children. If you believe in God please return my dog. Mrs. Bennett. EV 5-3457. 3-15-62 DON'T STOP eating but lose weight safely with Dex-a-Diet Tablets. Only 98c for a ful' weeks supply at Bolger's Drugs. *1-25 thru 4-12-62 Farmers Tradiiiff Post mm FARM BUILDINGS -- Special discontinued sizes -- steel buildings. Clear span. Special price. Financing if desired. Phone Waukegan 244-3630. 9-21-61-tf FLEMING EQUIPMENT ) )SS COUNTY OF McHENRY ) To ELLEN ALLISON: ELIZABETH ALLISON: HAROLD ALLISON; and "UNKNOWN HEIRS", heirs at law and legatees, so far as known of ETHEL McKIEL Also known as ETHEL QUAINTANCE, deceased, late of McHenry County, Illinois, You and each of you will hereby take notice that an instrument purporting to be the last will of ETHEL McKIEL, also known as Ethel Quaintance, deceased, has been filed dog i in the office of the Clerk of the County Court of the County of McHenry, Illinois, together with the petition of Leroy J. Welter, for Letters Testamentary, representing among other things that the names of all the heirs, legatees and devisees of said deceased, are as follows, to wit: THOMAS E. ALLISON: DANIEL L. DAU: FATHER FLANAGAN'S BOYS TOWN; PRINCE OF PEACE CATHOLIC CHURCH: ELLEN ALLISON: ELIZABETH ALLISON: HAROLD ALLISON, and "UNKNOWN HEIRS" and praying that said instrument be admitted to probate as the last will of said deceased, and that the same be ordered recorded. \ ' i You will also talfe notice that the hearing on said petition and proof of said purported last will has been set by said Court for the 19th day of April, 1962, at 10 o'clock A.M., in the County Court Room in the City of Woodstock in said County, when and where you may appear and show cause, if any you have, NEW IDEA - GEHL BO LENS GARDEN EQUIP. SALES and SERVICE k complete Farm Implement Service Chain Saw Sharpening & Repair Phone EV. 5-0033 s 4005 W. Waukegan Road GEO. P. FREUND Authorized Dealer for should riot probate. Dated this 9th day of March, 1962. VERNON w. KAYS Clerk of the County Court of said County. Court Seal (Pub. March 15-22-29, 1962) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of MARY POULIOT Deceased Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, May 7th, 1962, is the claim date in the estate of MARY POULIOT, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. ALVIN PHANNENSTILL Executor Leroy J. Welter Attorney 1303 N. Richmond Road McHenry, Illinois EV 5-1313 (Pub. March 15-22-29, 1962) Members of McHenry hospital kitchen personnel are shown serving three officers of the Candy Stripers at party held for the junior volunteers. Left to right, are Elmira Kujak, Jean Gagnoh and Alice Quaiver serving Marge Parisi, president: Star West, secretary, and Sherry Oeffling, vice-president. HONORS AWARDED TO OUTSTANDING AREA DAIRYMAN SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH Henry Wegener Lake, has qualified ACN E Acne is a semi-chronic inflammatory disease of the oil l glands and hair follicles of the of Round jskin occurring most often between the ages of 12 and 25. „ The " Dietary eil McHenry hospital bers of the woman' to McHenry hos] for the dairy cattle breeding and management, including production, type improvement, herd health and the development of homebred animals. A bronze year plate will be presented to him at a meeting of Holstein breeders from his area, to be added to tlfe bronze plaque awarded- when this herd first achieved the honor. One good thing can be said about late marriages -- they why said purported last will don't last so long. SALES & SERVICE PH. EVERGREEN 5-0421. 4102 W. Crystal Lake Road l-ti MISCELLANEOUS Ryde ITS FOR THE BIRDS 's deluxe outdoor bird mixture 5 lb. bag 60 25 lb. bag $2.75 50 lb. bag $4.75 Sunflower seed .25 McHENRY COUNTY CO-OP Route 120 & CNW Railroad Tracks McHenry, Illinois l-4-€B-tf Prizes Music CRAZY HAT DANCE at Club Lilymoor Saturday March 17 th 3-15-62 F R E E Corn Beef and Cabbage Served From 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. SATURDAY, MARCH 17th, 1962 at THE COZY COTTAGE Routes 120 and 12 Volo, Illinois 3-15-62 Revenue Comparisons With Home Town Prove Interesting Taxpayers are finding of interest a new report which provides them with an opportunity to compare the expenses and revenue sources of their own city or village with what is being done in comparable municipalities elsewhere in the state. The report is called "A Statewide Summary of Municipal Finance in Illinois for the fiscal year ending in 1960," and was issued by Auditor of Public Accounts Michael J. Howlett. The report, prepared as a result of a law enacted in 1951, groups the municipalities by population within three geographical areas. Of the total number of Illinois municipalities, 69.29 per cent are under village government, 17.32 per cent have the aldermanic type, 7.9 per cent commission, 3.94 per cent managerial and 2.36 per cent the town type of municipal government. Following the pattern of prior years, the property tax was the chief revenue producer in 1960 for the municipalities producing 34.83 per cent of the revenues. Following next in order were sales tax, 13.22 per cent; liquor license and wheel tax, 12.32 per cent; motor fuel tax, 11.43 per cent; parking facilities, 2.79 per cent; and all other, 25.41 per cent (fees, fines, permits, utilities, etc.) An interesting chart in the report shows the breakdown of revenues produced per parking meter according to the population of the municipality. In 1960, a parking meter in municipalities under 1,000 population averaged about $14; in those from 1,000 to 5,000 about $74; from 5,000 to 10,000, approximately $66; and municipalities over 10,000 population, about $88. This is a report which is of special interest to legislators, civic organizations and office holders because the information is in one place and provides an easy means of comparison. Lenten Season Timely To Pledge Church Attendance If there is a universal language -- one that is understood and loved all over the world -- probably it is music. But, unfortunately, because music is so easily within reach these days, many of us take it for granted. We flick on the radio in the car. or at home, and we're not even aware that there is music in the background - - until it stops. We are very much occupied with other things. Faith is something like that. Many take it for granted and attend church a few times a year, when it is convenient. For these people, as the weeks go by, they always plan to "go next week, for sure." But "next week" rarely seems to come. The present Lenten season is a most appropriate time to renew the pledge to attend regularly -- and see that the pledge is carried out. Piogiessive Breeders award ! Because the condition may lead the highest recognition attain- j to emotional strain as well as able b> a bleeder of registered | ie;ive physical scars, parents Holstein cattle. The Holstein-• wouj^ (j0 wejj seek (he ad- Friesian Association of Amer- vjce Gf their family physician ica has accorded this honor to . immediately when the pimples only 498 Holstein breeding es-, and blackheads of acne occur, tablishments, including eigh- Unfortunately, parents are teen in Illinois. This is the , prone t0 think of this skin conthird time that Mr. Wegener dition as essential to the prohas been so recognized. |CeSs of "growing up" and lean. To qualify for the Progres-1 to ihe erroneous belief that the sive Breeders' Award, a Hoi-1 child will outgrow it. Acne is stein breeder must meet strict i a pari of "growing up" in the requirements in all phases of sense that the glands of the body work i n g normally to maintain the child's growth now increase in activity conftisieni with advancing maturity. When acne occurs, it is because of a combination of several factors, the chicf of which is the skin's difficulty in regulating its glands of lubrication. Blackheads Are Formed Accumulation of oil and dead cells forms blackheads and pimples in the pores or openings of ducts leading from the oil and sweat glands. This often leads to some infection. If they are neglected, they may scar the skin permanently, leaving pockmarks. Because of the pimples, the condition mars one's complexion and children affected often feel that they are shunned by their companions. Thus a feeling of inferiority is apt to develop, which could result In a permanent mental problem. Prompt, effective management can make a big difference, because the cause and cure of the disease are known. Because it is not contagious social isolation should not occur. When a person with acne fails t(o vi:;'t a physician before the cohdi-tion is well established <>n face and chest, correction may take months and be too late to avoid scarring. While cleanliness is a factor in the care of the skin, acne does not mean that the person with it has unclean habits. Treatment consists of extra effort in cleaning the affected parts of the body to help in removing the excess oil. Attention is also directed to improving the general health and living conditions. In severe cases, ultra-violet and x-rays are used, a procedure that must be done by a competent physician. Vigorous squeezing or the use of a stiff brush must not be resorted to. Every effort must be made to avoid damage to the skin. Diet Is Impo/tant Diet is also important in the treatment of acne. Nuts and Purposes Of B@5nd Sol@s Known To Millions Of .U.S. Citizens Savings Bonds -- whether they have been known by that name or a number of others -- have become a part of the national picture in the United States. In time of war, they are publicized to a greater extent, but throughout the years they continue to play their important part in carrying out two purposes: To provide financing for the government, and to help people save money. In May and June of this year, the impact of savings bond buying will be felt in the lives of almost everyone. It is the period of the 1962 Freedom Bond drive, with a goal the sale of $4.75 billion in E and H savings bonds. ^ If past experience is of any value, the public will respond, for there have been no exceptions to this record since the first World War, when all fhe Liberty Loans and the wind-up Victory Loan were over-subscribed. In more recent years, there have been three periods, the Defense Bonds of pre-World War II, the War Bonds during the war, and since then Savings Bonds. All have accomplished the basic purpose, to give the government working capital. But the greater profit has been in the millions of people made conscious for the first time in their lives of the road to personal security to be found In systematic saving. loyees of nd memauxiliary tal entertained the Candy 'Stripers on Thursday, March 8, at the Legion home. In this way the personnel of the hospital kitchen showed appreciation to | the girls who have given a | total of 5500 hours of volunteer j help to the hospital since the | project was organized in June, 1961. At the present time there are forty-nine high school girls who are active in the Candy Stripers program which is sponsored by the woman's auxiliary to the Hospital. The girls also completed a training course conducted by Nora Jackson, R.N. The following have contributed more than 100 hours of service: Rae Chadwick, Betty Lou Danko, Georgia Foerster, Elayne Godina, Paulette Gute, Judy Hay, Cheri Hueckstaedt, Nancy Lossmann, Donna Low, Michelle Morarity, Sherry Oeffling, Marge Parisi, Elaine Piasecki, Joan Postlewaite, Carrie Taylor, Faye Thompson, Star West and Cheryl Wittrock. Other Candy Stripers are Linda Bainbridge, Marion Barle, Sandi Brennan, Loridale Dixon, Bonnie Freund, Lee •Garland, Sharon Greenley, Beverly and Cindy Grote, Olive Jackson, Sandra Josserand, Margaret Karas, Linda Kunz, Linda Lamberty, Barbara Meyers, Pat Morrison, Barbara Murphy, Janet Murray, Diane Olszewski, Judi Palmbach, Karole Reed, Diane Rothering, Jean Schroeder, Cindy Smitty, Marian Stange, Nancy Steinbach, Janice Sturm, Carrie Taylor, Kathy Thompson, Grace Vitale and Gail Young. Ciandy Stripers are junior volunteers, 14 years old and up, who serve hospitals and patients. According to 'The Modern Hospital" magazine, there are approximately 150,- 000 Candy Stripers in 40 per cent of the hospitals in the United States. The girls are invaluable in performing a constructive service to patients under professional guidance of supervision. chocolate should be avoided. A diet, well balanced in all essentials should be followed. Plenty of sunshine and outdoor exercise is essential in the care/ of the disease. Acne is no longer a major medical problem and the wise parent will help his child over this so-called tragedy of youth, one which is responsible for many emotional maladjustments. Allow the physician to decide if the condition is glandular or nutritional -- then follow his advice. 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