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0n$ ~Pag® Eight HELP WANTED THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER iJELP WANTED TO CLEAN McHenry County Court House -- Apply -- JUNE 14th at Your Polling Place Vote For Ray Chirempes FOR SHERIFF 5-19/6-9-66 MALE or FEMALE FULL OR PART TIME DAY SHIFT x ) • Insurance benefits • Paid holidays • Paid vacation Apply in Person ALDO CONTROLS & MFG., INC. Commercial Road Crystal Lake, Illinois 5-19-66 SHOE Salesperson: Shoe experience required. 5 day week, discount on purchases, paid vacations, benefits. Gladstone, Inc. 1219 N. Green St. McHenry, 111. 5-19-66 HELP WANTED SEMI-RETIRED COUPLE for night dishwashing and cleaning, 4 hours per night. Good salary for both man and wife plus apartment and utilities. Valley Hi Nursing Home, 2406 Hartland, Rd., Woodstock, 111. 5-19-66 PART time cook. Apply ip person. Burke's Resort, Lower end Lake Elizabeth, Twin Lakes, Wisconsin 5-19-6G FARM COUPLE - Man for farm and gardening work, general housekeeping for wife. Spacious 3 bedroom house. Must be familiar with farm machinery. Able to operate equipment. See or call Arnold N. May Richmond, Illinois. 815-678-2861 or evenings 815- 378-6681. ,. 5-19-66TF DEALER WANTED for Rawleigh business in City of McHenry or Wonder Lake. Supply families with every day necessities. Write Rawieigh Dept. IL E 52 555, Freeport, 111. 5-19-66 BARTENDERS AND WAITRESSES CRYSTAL LAKE COUNTRY CLUB 760 Country Club Road Crystal Lake, 111. Apply in Person 5-12-19-66 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR • ACCOUNT PAYABLE CLEJIK • CLERK TYPIST (Purchasing Department) • DRAFTSMEN • INSPECTORS Exceptional employee benefits, position with growth company. -- Apply -- Permanent AEROQUIP CORPORATION BARCO DIVISION 500 N. Hough Street Barrington DUnkirk 1-1700 "An equal opportunity employer" 5-19-66 Business Opp@siTOitie& Business Opportunities BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Financing Available TRAINING YOUR OWN BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL GUIDANCE All available to man interested and willing to invest his efforts as -an American (Standard) Oil Dealer. Service center available immediately: '/^Please Call: Mr. Langtoa Des^alhes 312-SR4-4836 WANTED WOULD LIKE a ride from Lakemoor to vicinity of Oakton Street^ and McCormick Blvd. in Evanston. 5 days a week. Phone 385-5319 5-19-66 WANTED TO BUY GUNS--For Cash $$$. McHenry Gun Center, 3325 W. Elm Street Phone 385-7320. 3-25-65-TF PUBLIC NOTICES SALLY'S in-laws coming. She didn't fluster--cleaned the caypets with Blue Lustre. Rertt electric shampooer $1. COAST TO COAST 5-19-66 INTERESTED in buying used PIANO. Phone 385-2549. 5-19-6£ RETIRED COUPLE desires to purchase two bedroom house in McHenry. Inquire Box 382, c/o McHenry Plaindealer, McHenry. 5-19-66 Situation Wanted EXPERIENCED teen-ager desires to baby sit for working mother during summer. Phone 385-0258. 5-12-19-66 RETIRED MAN -- experienced office and retail stores. Wants day work. Good references. Full or part time. Good health, Address Box 383, c/o McHenry Plaindealer, McHenry. 5-19-66 14 YEAR OLD boy . wants job for summer. Any kind of work. Phone 385-0370. 5-19-66 CARD OF THANKS I WISH to thank all of my tives and friends who' remembered me with prayers, spiritual bouquets, flowers a n (J cards during my recent liospital confinement. Robert \Y. I£err 5-1&66 I wish to state my most sincere gratitude for the beautiful tribute paid my beloved mother, Gertrude Etten, al the time of her passing;' The Mass ards, flowers and expressions y«ipa ®?d. St. Mary's, our. relatives- end friends, a most gyatef&i and humble thank ypu. * -- Joe Etten and. farnilv: '5-i9-6ir of sympathy were, most ap prcca^ed. To .the clergy , of EFFECTIVE May 14, the partnership of Donald P. Leske and Rodley Cartwright, doing business as Rodon Management Co., has been dissolved. 5-19-66 WANTED TO BENT FURNISHED apartment, small home, guest house, for summer season. Middle aged couple. No pets. References. Write full particulars to Box No. 379, c-o McHenry Plaindealer, M<> Henry 5-5-26-66 FARMERS MARKET AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE SPREADING Highest quality material Prompt Service Arthur Wheaton Phone 815-648-2136 5-12-66TF TO BE GIVEN AWAY YEAR old small part Beagle dog. Good with children. Trained. Call 385-3658. 5-19-66 1 GERMAN Shepherd puppy. Mixed. 4 months old. Female. Call 385-0426. 5-19-66 LOST & FOUND FOUND - ladies watch. Owner may have same by paying for ad and identifying same. Ckil 3C5-3825 5-19-66 Play* Newspaper BINGO Preparfe For Open House (Continued form Page 1) as seen in SEVENTEEN & MADEMOISELLE ^hip'r^hore' new look ; at the sundazzle shift 7.00 Lean new lines, lightly shaped to the figure, and a blaze of Inca embroidery. In pottery tones, 50% polyester, 50% cotton. 8 to 18. 5f»19-6G-e.o-.w. enevieue J J 3 I 3 N. R i v e r s i d e Dr. McHenry Hours: Daily 9-6 Fri. 9-9 <2'\reeaamm. ^JrrLou Se Open To The Public 10:00 A.M. -- 12:00 NOON 2:00 P.M. -- 5:00 P.M. During the week a full view may be seen of the house -- weekends only the upper floor will be shown. This Split Level Jamaican Home Is Located In Dutch Creek Woodlands Just Off Of Johnsburg Road On Reed Ave. Natitire of Hynse Prohibits Children "MWWIWI, ij.'toj,'-'1 arrangement is modern and outstanding, Freund said. "Patients will be classified according to medical and nursing needs," Freund explained. The units include the Intensive Care Unit, Intermediate Care Unit, and the Ambulatory Care Unit. Formal dedication of the building will take place later in the year. However, the Ambular tory Care Unit was made possible through a sizable gift by Mrs. Mildred Bollman in memory of her husband, Bernard Bollman. The Bollman Pavilion was dedicated last August. Bollman was one of the hospital's founders in 1956. Visitors will be able to see the surgical suite, with three operating rooms. A special emergency entrance will show how patients who require urgent care will be given swift, efficient help. Steady Growth The hospital's growth has been steady and vital to the community's welfare. It was started in 1956 by a group of physicians, opening Sept. 1 at a cost of $500,000. Twenty-two beds were in the lower floor of the rriedical group building. McHenry hospital is incorporated under the not-for-profit laws of the state of Illinois and directed by a nine-man board. » On April 30, 1961, the second phase opened for patient care. An eight-bed maternity section was included in the eighteenbed addition. The maternity section has a nursery with eight bassinets. Henry B. Tonyan, McHenry, was the first president. James Lennon became president in January, 1960. Freund, current p r e s i d e n t , s p e a r h e a d e d t h e fund drive that raised $200,000 for the 1961 construction. Most of the hospital that visitors will see Sunday is new. Only the former administrative offices (converted into an expanded kitchen), the maternity department, and part of the patient care area will be used from that 1961 construction. That building, as well as part used for the 1956 hospital, are used now by the McHenry Medical Group. The clinic houses the offices of dictors and dentists. In the construction nearing completion, a total of 119 beds are being added, boosting the total to 137. ISSUED CHARTER I The state has issued a charter to the Sunset View Property Owners Association, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation. Musin' & Meaderin' (Continued frpm Page 1) which serve M<;Henry county residents so well. The sheriff's repbrt for April reveals a total of 15,424 miles of county roads patrolled during that month. Deputies traveled 5,009 miles serving court processes and 7,786 miles on investigations. All of the above should prove that if everyone made a pledge to be law abiding, our taxes would be reduced considerably. A beautiful bird of Paradise graces our office this week, sent direct from Hawaii by plane. It is a gift from Ringwood Correspondent Delores Brennan, who received several from her sister, Mrs. Loren Kelley, No one would have recognized the M.C.H.S. gym last Saturday evening when it was transformed for a few hours into "Shangri Lh" for the annual junior-senior prom. The young folks, handsome in their formal attire, enjoyed an evening which will carry pleasant memories long into the future. K.A.F. 450 STUDENT MUSICIANS TO GIVE CONCERTS (Continued form Page 1) The beginning band will be heard in "The Crusaders", "Beautiful Spring",. "Soldier Boy", "Aura Lee", Merry Go Round" and "Join the Parade March". This will be followed by the seventh and eighth lech", "They Call The Wind grade chorus in "Men of Har- Maria", "Spoonful of Sugar", "This Day Is Mine" and "The Saints Go Marching In". The Junior high band will play "Homage To Youth March", "Horatius Overture", "Kentucky Babe" "Holiday in London" and "The Gallant Men March". Also on the program is the sixth grade chorus with "The Gypsies Dance", "One Little Candle" and "Donkey Riding". The choruses will combine in the finale, "The Ballad of the Green Berets". ANNUAL TB MEETING A report of activities in 1965 was distributed to those who attended the annual meeting of the McHenry County Tuberculosis association last week Wednesday evening. Arrangement? have been made for the mobile x-ray unit to visit McHenry the last Friday in August, the place to be announced at a later date. REV. CARDER APPOINTED TO ELMHURST CHURCH (Continued from Page 1) NEW! iSS Everything you want in a fine watch! "'1 - • V- v , - . it; ... . , i • • % .•"••fit.- ' < . •••'/I •• v-;> ? CLIPF- A r:* it roll's the sleek, new BULOVA CLIPPER PRICED FROM «?«?©©© The Bulova "Clipper" has all the nuality features you want ... at a price you can afford. Slim and handsome -- styled for dress and sport wear. Self-winding! Waterproof*!, Shock resistant! Antimagnetic! Luminous! 17 jewels, too! Priced from only $39.95. See the new "Clipper" and our extensive Bulova Self-Winding Collection. * when case, crown and crystal are intact. Wahl Jewelers, 8406 W. Elm St. McHenry, 111. Tel. 385-2688 DeKalb June 6 to 10, on a staff of four other ministers. HiiT special assignment will be the care and conservation of members. He .will be associated with Dr. Hughes B. Morris, who is the senior minister of the church. Rev, Carder has served the local congregation for the past four years, and during this time the sanctuary of the church has been completely remodeled, and the leadership of the church has | been strengthened. He has been actively interested in the youth work of the church, and has served as district youth counselor for the Elgin district for the past three years, as well as serving as director for one of the Junior high camps in this area for the Methodist church. He is on the Camp and Conference commission for the Rock River Conference, and „ is currently serving as dean of the College of Christian Life which is the Methodist pastor's school for the state of Illinois. This school will meet on the campus of the University of Illinois this year Aug. 29 to Sept. 2. \ His wife, Dorothy has been active in church affairs here locally, and has served on the Executive Committee for the Woman's Society of Christian Service for the Elgin District. Rev. Carder has been an honorary member of the McHenry Kiwanis Club, and is currently serving on the Executive Board of the Alumni Association of Northern Illinois University. He is currently serving on the Executive Board of the Alumni Association of Northern Illinois Uniing as Chairman of the Troop versity. He is currently serv- Committee for the Boy Scout Troop 191 which is sponsored by the church. Thursday* May Id# 1966 : I V' ----• TV PERSONALITY TO BE FEATURED > AT ART FAIR t " • > Frazier Thomas of the 4*>pular children's program, . '^Garfield Goose", will be present at -the tenth annual McHenry Country Art Fair on Saturday, June 18, at 1 p.m. He will be happy to greet children visiting the Fair, and, if each child will bring his or her favorite book Mr. Thomas ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY will autograph it. Or the child may choose to have Mr. Thomas sign their paintings. The Art Fair, which is sponsored by the woman's auxiliary to McHenry hospital, is becoming increasingly larger and more successful each year. During the ten years of its development it has earned more than $18,000 for equipment for the hospital. In addition, it has been the means of giving public stimulation to the artists in McHenry county. in McHenry SUllSfOR Successful Tradition.. ursmt mtur Suits by CURLEE The quiet authority of Warson Manor Suits ... slim, natural lines in a variety of up-to-date patterns and colors. Combined, they give Warson Manor Suits a fine look of traditional authenticity. See our complete line of Spring and Summer Warson Manor Suits by CURLEE today. YOUNG MEN'S SIZES -- $55 to $65 BROOKFIELD SUITS Young Men's Sizes $39.95 io $45 Ages 15 to 20 ^ $35 to $45 ^TORE for me! 1245 N. tireen St. Phone 385-0047 McHenry, Illinois Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. -- Fridays 'til 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE TIIE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA