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Thursday, September 15, 1966 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Section One -- Page Seven Male Help Wanted Male Help Wanted ^OAK HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOE STOCK HANDLERS DAYS TEST EQUIPMENT TECHNICIANS DAYS TOOL & DIE MAKERS DAYS AND NIGHTS PUNCHPRESS OPERATORS , (Automatic) DAYS AND NIGHTS Experienced. Minor set up and operate. Involve progressive combination and compound dyes. Tod nay excellent benefits and working conditions. Apply at Personnel Office MAMMWAtlVmum CO. A •SV3030K) OP OAK •LBOTMO/NBTlOa oam» JMala 419-SIOf @0Q\7tTJ|[L flJIJKIr Q&UIIOI9 ** tUMtemmwmv ummm * 9-15-66 TIMEKEEPER / PREFER A MATURE MAN, HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE AND APTITUDE FOR CLERICAL WORK. EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY -- SALARIED POSITION. -- Apply In Person -- AA M O D I N MANUFACTURING COMPANY 4 Miles North of McHenry on Ringwood Rd. "8S "An Equal Opportunity Employer" EINGWOOD, ILLINOIS TBiE STUDY TRAINEE We are interested in placing a qualified man in our Industrial Engineering Dept. Must be a high school graduate, some college preferred but not necessary, with mathematical background and mechanical aptitudes. We offer an excellent opportunity for advancement, extensive training program, top starting salary, and many other fringe benefits. -- Apply In Person -- AA MODIN RINGWOOD, ILLINOIS 9-15-66 AA NEEDS MEN Expansion program requires many openings to be filled immediately. We Offer: • Excellent advancement opportunities • Good starting wages • Free Life Insurance • Paid vacations • 8 paid holidays • Training program If you are 17 or older and looking for your first Job, or desire a change, stop into our Personnel Office between 7:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M., Monday thru Friday, 8:30 to Noon Saturday. -- Apply In Person -- AA M O D I N E Ringwood, Illinois Male Help Wanted Male Help Wanted Junior - Senior Draftsman DESIGN DRAFTSMAN WITH SHEET METAL AND ELECTRICAL EXPERIENCE. CALL MR. MULLANEY MAJOR CORPORATION 459-6300 9-15-66 REAL ESTATE HEAL ESTATE McHENRY AREA 23 acre farm, 3 br., kit., bath. Usual bldgs., water rights. Bsmt, $35,000 or 20 acres $20,000. 2 story, 4 br., 1% baths, kit., living-din. rm., carpt., gar., bsmt. Brick, on contract. 3 br. Florida rm., carpt., living rm., kit., bath, gar. Fenced yard. River rights. WONDER LAKE 2 br. living-din. rm., carpt., bath, blt.-in kit., gar., fenced. Fireplace, year round retired. Beach 2 blocks, 3 br., gar., util. rm. Newly deer., patio. Lg. fenced yard, many extras. V.A. Homes available to vets and non- vets. BELLM REALTY. Inc. Phone 815-653-9400 7516 HANCOCK DRIVE WONDER LAKE, ILL. EVENINGS: 815-459-3449 9-15-66 BAIRD & WARNER, INC. Established 1855 Brandenburg Lake. Like new brick ranch on large lot. Carpeted LR with fireplace. 2 very large BRS., Built-in electric kitchen. This is a beauty for $18,000. Lakeland Shores. Very nice, clean, 2 BR ranch with large DR. and LR. Built-in gas kitchen. Attached garage. $22,500 or best offer. McCullom Lake. Very attractive and complete Georgian. LR. DR. Family room. 2 hugh BRS. Finished basement. Garage. Large yard $24,000 or will rent for $165.00 with option. Mr. Heinen 385-2527 9-15-66 IN McHENRY 2 story 3 bedroom home. Part basement. 2 car garage. Walk to shopping, churches, and schools. $15,900 (Small farm) 15 acres. 2 story house, barn. Ideal for horses etc., Priced to ill. See today; t / (Retirement Home) 2 bedroom home. 1 car garage attached, in good condition. Priced at only $9,800. See today. (RENTALS) 1 bedroom apartment over garage. Adults only. $75.00 per month. 2 bedroom home. Garage. $110.00 per month. 2 bedroom home on Fox .River. $125.00 per month. 3 bedroom home. Garage. $125.00 per month. References required on all rentals. Also 2 months rent in advance. THE KENT CORPORATION McHenry's Oldest Real Estate Office Established Since 1923^ PHONE 385-3800 1311 N. Riverside Drive McHenry 111. 9-15-66 FLORIDA LIVING IN McHENRY Sparkling 3 bedroom ranch home completely furnished in Florida taste and design. Carpeted living room and kitchen. Full basement with work shop, laundry facilities, and rec rbom with fireplace and bar. Attached heated garage with lots of storage. 20 x 40 swimming pool. Bamboo hut with shower and stool. Bar on back patio with shuffle board area. Water fall. Stero speakers inside and out Natural gas forced air heat Must see and still enjoy. $32,800. McC/lFFEMTY REALTORS "Look for our A-frame office" 7508 Hancock Drive Wonder Lake, Illinois Phone 653-7876 9-15-66 FOR THE INVESTOR Prime location to stores, railroad station, theatre, churches and schools. Two apartments. Both have own gas heating units. 1st Floor Apartment -- 2 bedrooms, living room, ^ dining room, kitchen & bath. 2nd Floor Apartment -- 1 bedroom, living room, kitchen and bath. Full basement and garage. This would make an ideal place for free living in one apartment -- let the other make the monthly payments. Price $23,500 Shown by Appointment Brokers Protected HANK NELL REAL ESTATE Phone 385-1216 9-15-22-66 Very well built 3 bedrm., 1% bath, brick ranch, all large rooms. Full basement, 2 car garage; underground utilities. Asking $24,000 In town. Clean 3 bedrm. home in walking distance of schools. Full basement; city sewer and water. $20,200 $500 down will purchase 3 bedrm. brick ranch-newly decorated. $12,700 McHENRY REALTY 3918 W. MAIN STREET 385-5922 DAYS 385-4071 EVES. 9-15-66 Obituaries CORNELIUS P. NOWICKI Cornelius P. Nowicki, 76, died Sunday, Sept. 11, at , his home at 1601 W. Vale avenue, McHenry. ^ Survivors include his wife, Victoria Wieckawicz Nowicki,; seven sons Edward, Eugene, Lubomir, Stanley, Boleslaw, John J., and Victor; four daughters, Valerie P e t g e s, Phyllis Matuszak, Emily Temple and Wanda Kasperski; and twenty-nine grandchildren. A daughter, Irene Rougeau, preceded him in death. Funeral services were conducted at 9:15 Wednesday morning from the Fortuna funeral home at 4401 Kedzie avenue, Chicago, to St. Joseph church 48th and South Hermitage. Interment was in St. Mary's cemetery. KARL BETTS Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon at. the George R. Jus ten & Soirti chapel for Karl Betts, 78, of 4816 Barnard Mill road, Ringwood, who died in an Elgin hospital Sept. 8. He had been a patient there for a year. Burial was in Memorial Park cemetery, Woodstock. Mr. Betts was born Sept. 28, 1887, in Des Moines, Iowa. He was a carpenter by trade. Survivors are his wife, Anna; four daughters, Mrs. Harry JOHNSBURG PTA FEATURES FINE SPEAKER SEPT. 20 Johnsburg P.T.A. will begin its fall program on Sept. 20th at 8 p.m. with Dr. Wilson speaking on "Respect and Reverence." Parents of new pupils and kindergarteners will be welcomed by a committee of six. Dr. Wilson is an educator, lecturer, writer and training consultant. It is estimated tha in his supervision and management development activities, he travels over 100,000 miles each year and speaks to about the same number of people. He has coupled his extensive training activities with eighteen years in the classroom as professor of industrial relations psychology, education and economics and has been associated with several universities. The new officers, committee chairmen and room mothers are l o o k i n g f o r e w a r d t o b u s y months ahead. The membership contest is under way for a prize to the first room in each grade that has 100 per cent member* ship. If you are interested in becoming an active assistant to the health chairman, please notify Mrs. Perrewe. Booster innoculations for diphtheria and tetanus and the small pox vaccinations are scheduled for January and Feburary, as are visual and auditory testings to be taken as soon as the equipment is available. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. Insert JAMES DORAN F11ST ¥1ST IM ^ET W POST M James Doran goes on record as the first Viet Nam veteran to Join Post 491, adding to a family record of "firsts" extending back many years. The late Robert Doran was the first World War n Pacific veteran to join Post 491 and Mrs. Doran was the first World War II woman veteran to become a member. The Legion had expressed pride to have such a wonderful record in this fine family. James Doran was discharged in August of this year and has reenlisted n the Navy. At present he is attached to attack squadron VA 125 at Cemoore Calif. He is) married and has a son, James, Jr. The young serviceman attended McHenry high school and was a Viscount member for many years. At present, the Legion is accepting new members who have cepting new members who serve in any branch of the service from Aug. 5, 1964, until hostilities cease. The 1967 membership is now in full swing, Post 491 also honored Robert Conway and Shorty Miller at a testimonial dinner last Monday at the post monthl ymeeting. Conway, after sixteen years of faithful service, has resigned as club steward but has said his experience and knowledge are at the post disposal at all times. SHOW WINNING The Register of Merit show season for Hereford breed of beef cattle was kicked-off with a bang at Nebraska state fair's Comhusker ROM show recently. Northern Pump company's Miss Colo won in the spring yearling heifer class. On the second day when bulls were judged, twenty-five were led out, and after much deliberation, Odell Gelvin of Falrland, Okla., selected thef champion. Gelvin is well known in the McHenry area. (Carol) Chaplin of Plymouth, Wis. Mrs. Lee (Dolores) Ritt of Wonder Lake, Mrs. Delroy (Jean) Kauke and Mrs. Gus (Jane) Savalik of McHenry; four sons, Earl and Robert of Ringwood, Carl of Niles and Kenneth of McCullom Lake; thirty-four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The deceased was a member of the McHenry Masonic order, AF & AM, No. 158, the Woodstock Cavalry Commandry and Tebla Temple Oasis, Rockford. MRS. HELEN CARON Mrs. Helen Caron, 62, of 4434 W. Cicero Ave., Chicago, died in Cook County hospital about 1 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 11. She is the mother of Edward Caron of 4906 W. Maple Hill drive, McCullom Lake. Although she had been in poor healt hfor some time. Mrs. Caron had only been hospitalized for two days. She was preceded in death by her husband, Maurice, in 1953 and son, Richard, in 1944. Funeral Mass was recited in St. Catherine's church Chicago, at 10 a.m., Tuesday, with burial In Mount Carmel cemetary. Visitation was held in Hursen's funeral home, Madison St, Chicago. In addition to her son, Edward, she is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Joan Riley, Park Forest; sons, Robert and Albert of Chicago and Paul and Michael at home. She also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Hazel Jaeger Chicago, and Mrs. Sarah Mackin of Westchester, a frequent visitor in the area, and twelve grandchildren. Henry Peter Olson . HENRY PETER OLSON Graveside services for Henry Peter Olson, brother of Charles A. Olson of McHenry, were conducted at Mt. Olive cemetary in Chicago vlast Thursday by the Rev. Father Vincent P. Fish of the Episcopal Church of the Holy Family, Lake Villa. Mr. Olson died on July 21 at age 74 in a convalescent home in Tujunga Calif., where he had been a patient for about five months. His funeral and cremation took place in California at that time. His - wife, Esther, preceded him in death eleven years ago, after which he resided with his brother at Chapel Hill for a few years before moving to California. The only other survivor is his sister, Hattie (Mrs. George E. Hinze) of Tugunga. MATILDA DAVIDBON Mrs. Matilda J. Davidson, of Bay View lane, Bay, died , Friday,' ided 8/ . formerly Pistakee Sept. 9, about 3:15 p.m. in McHenry hospital, where\she had been a patient ior/ two weeks. Her death Cndi illness of several years Mrs. Davidson, 77, was born in Chicago Jan. 8, 1889. Sh and her husband Anderson (Andy) Davidson, became residents of Island Lake in 1937 and from 1948 to 1959 lived on Bay View lane, after which they moved to Florida. Mr. Anderson died Feb. 4, 1965. Survivors are two sons, William A. of McHenry and Andrew A. of Island Lake; one daughter, Mrs. William (La- Verne) ^Becker of Melrose Park; fifteen grandchidlren; one great-grandchild; two sisters, Miss Fredericka Smith and Miss Eleanor Smith of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. A daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Moeller, preceded her in death. Services were conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Pastor Donald E. Johnson of Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, followed by private burial. Mrs. Davidson was a member of Emera chapter, No. 402, Order of the Eastern Star in Chicago. operator on Rt. 23 south of "Genoa, 111. Mr. Michel was born June 3, 1923, in McHenry, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Michels. On Nov. 22, 1952, he was married in Chicago to Dorothy Klatt. The deceased was a member of Robert Vanderstraten Post, No. 1169, American Legion, thr. Woodstock Moose lodge anc Memorial Hospital for McHenry County association. Besides his wife, he is survived by his father, and a sister Mrs. Emmitt Roberts, who reside in Johnsburg. The body rests at the Schneider - Leucht - Merwin-Cooney funeral home in Woodstock until Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when services will be conducted at Nativity Lutheran church, Wonder Lake. Burial will be in McHenry County Memorial Park' cemetery. DONALD L. MICHELS Donald L. Michels, 43, of 7220 E. North Wood drive, Wonder Lake, died unexpectedly Tuesday morning, Sept. 13, while at work as a crane EDWARD SANTELER Edward Santeler, 69, of Island Lake died Monday, Sept. 12, in Downey hospital. The deceased, a retired machinist was a native of Chicago. He is survived by his widow, Ema; four sons, Edward of Mount Prospect, Walter of Rockford and Howard and Erwin of Scha'umburg; also seventeen grandchildren, one brother and one sister. The body rests at the Island Lake funeral home where services will be held at 10 o'clock Thursday, followed by private burial. RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of Skyline Drlve-In PHONE 88S-MS® BOARDING AND TRAINING Obedience -- Hunting and Retrieving (Large Heated Kennels) -- GROOMING -- ATTENTION! FORMER WHITEY"S & BIENICE NOW UNDER OWNERSHIP OF LUCILLE PILLAR "FISH FRY FRIDAY MITES" HICKORY (Gate 6) McCULLOM LAKE PPHONE 885-9873 AT MILLSTREAM DRUGS "Where Your D@lar Stays More!" On Sale Thurs., Fri., Sat. & Sun., S@p®. 15-18 1 Mince-O-Matic 7 IT'S 7 Kitchen iitnCGS I ED On©! Sudden Beauty MAALOX LIQUID 12 • OZ. rr^|Reg. QA( I as* I $1.29 00 Reg. 67c Alka Sdiser 2 £or 88* ANACIN Tablets - 100*1 Reg. $1.33 SB BIHfFY - DO HAIR SETTING GEL Reg. $1.25 79* IVL w sCAL Assorted Flavors 6 Pack Reg. $1.69 PERMANENTS lUWlOl «»g- 92-00 M V MIUSTREAM DRUGS (Walgreen Agency) 3720 W. Elm St. GIB 1IAGGEXJOS, R.PH. PHONE 385-7030 Jewel Shopping Plaza JERRY TOUSSAIKT, R.PH.