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PG. 8, - PLAINDEALER- FRI., MAR. 29, 1968 iaELt" WANTED PARTS CO lavISos 2o become a mealb®5? of our MdSanry team. Why cosamaie? MALE Tool & Cutter Grinders 1ST & 2ND SHIFT Shipping & Receiving Clerk 1ST SHUT Maintenance Man (Experienced in machinery and electrical repair) 2ND SHIFT Set Up Men 2ND SHIFT Catalog Specialist (Experienced in auto parts store desirable) Stock Men 1ST & 3RD SHIFT FEMALE Machine Operators 2ND SHIFT Our benefit program includes: Hospitalization, life and major medical insurance effective within 30 days Paid holidays Liberal paid vacation Progressive rate ranges • Choice of Shifts • Night Shift Premium • Steady Employment • Promotional opportunity • Credit Union • Jury Duty Pay OFFICE HOUBS: Mom. fbra Fri. 8 «-m to 6 pjm. SatEHllqy § am. - noon W-7000 BMIE P$,I1 COMPANY "A good~pIece to work" 1600 Mo Sadte&rial Dr. BidHllBY $-27/3-29-68 PIODUCTION WOBKEBS EXPERIENCED OK TRAINED S DIE CAST • SCREW MACHINES ? DRILL PHESS • GENERAL UTILITY t *> a r -40 S S5HFT OrjKBATION ' Many Benefits Group Insurance Shift Premium Paid Holidays ^ Apply In Person REPCO ENTERPRISES Route 12 Richmond, Illinois 815-678-2741 3-29-68 HELP MEN AND WOMEN married, 21 or over, for part time Friday and Saturday evenings as floor supervisor at the McHenry Theatre. Apply in person after 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday or Saturday. 3-29-68 NOTICES IMPORTANT: World War I Veterans - Join Barracks 1315! Call 385-2651 or 385-6250. 2-9-68TF THE P I N CURL is now a full service beauty shop We now offer FACIALS t Cosmetic and regular and MANICURES 385-7112 Wi arc not just a hafr shop, 3-29/4-3-68 HELP WANTED * MATERIAL HANDLERS • LIFT TRUCK OPERATOR Excellent company benefits including: Profit Sharing - Hospitalization and Life Insurance - Paid Vacation. APPLY EN PERSON BIG BEAM 290 E. Prairie Street Crystal ILake, Illinois 815-45M1O0 "An Equal Opportunity Employer" 3-27/3-29-68 COOKS and waitresses wanted. Apply in person, Harmony Resort, 614 W. Bald Knob Rd. Call 385-1488. 3-27/3-29-68 Fmoiovmenj Agencies Employment Agencies Employment Ayendee 1 i a a i a a a a a a a o a 0 e a a a Q' 0 0 0 1 • • Q 0 D 0 D 0 >ecl®I reasons to call WideScope Personnel NOW! »3®-58«3 1. YOU 2. WE are locoing have jus* for a fc>®t£er .the p^soti position, for you!! PROJECT ENG. Handle various special company projects. Salary to $12,000. SALES TRAINEE. McHenry Cty. area. No exp. necess., Co. will train. Diversified public contact, unlimited earnings. Salary $100 wk. plus commission: MECH. LAB. TECH. Assist in phyiscal testing of Company's prodducts. To $610 Mo. DISTRICT MANAGER. Experience in food brokerage industry, qualifies. Salary to $16,000. JR. APPLICATION ENG. Answer inqui ries, resolve customer programs, etc. Salary to $180 per wk. L/O DRAFTSMAN asst engr. in development of new co. prod. To $750. INDUSTRIAL SNC. ence qualifies. _ wl„ ov. Ili t m Dlant L/O SSSKf """ » ITtM {Srt " 0 P'^OOO TYI'"T»-565'8.5„WY~r ties on a corp. ie j^oOO LAB. TECH. analysis- 1nic2erTOBS -- For small me- train in chemica 30 wk. INSPECTORS -- ^ sm qua|j_ bug -Be responsible ichanical parts. Lit P pROCESS EH1B. process. f'es. . Detail for cornplete mg' P S10 000. E J € r 3 ® »«°r" ~r,„ol^s,0C<)0 Co: p.0%0. t t WIDE PersonmeB Inc. PHONES: 816-838-3200 - 8l2-28®-6§£$ 235 Benton Sit. Woodstock, IE M-T-W 9-5, Th-F 9-7, Sat 9 - Noon ll ICZ]CZ3EZ3EZ3CZ3r^ 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I FOR FftIT RESULTS rasiE 385-0 HU> McHenry - Crystal Lake Area Part time mornings and evenings. Would another $40 a week clean up those left over holiday bills? Our program is ideal for people who can devote only a few hours each day to a part time job offering high earnings with an hourly guarantee or commission. If you are interested call for a convenient interview. MRS. SPIDAUETTE 815-885-1070 Chicago Dally News 3-27/3-29-68 WANTED S©alIMa2© Salca M©g?Q2osi£a£hre Male or Female Excellent opportunity. Write full particulars to SET APMl 1 DEABUm FOR MEDICARE AID About 1.4 million people over 65, over 800 living in Lake and McHenry counties, missed out on signing up for the supplementary medical insurance under medicare - which helps pay doctors' bills and other medical bills not covered under hospital insurance - will also miss out on some new benefits unless they take advantage of the period now open to enroll. This April 1st deadline was provided by recent legislation. These people have received an application blank in the mail which will give them through April 1 to indicate whether or not they want the supplementary coverage. If they sign up by April 1, their coverage will begin July 1, 1968. The premium paid by the person who enrolls on time will be $4 a month, matched dollar to dollar by the Government - so the insurance is worth twice the amount of the premiums people pay for it. Those who miss out on this second chance to t£ke the supplementary protection will have to wait another year, and pay a premium that is 10 percent higher for each full year they could have had the medical insurance but were not enrolled. Those now enrolling, who for a year or longer had been eligible but had not signed up, will pay an additional premium of 40 cents a month above the $4. A person who is not enrolled for medical insurance m^y henceforth enroll only during the first three months of the year, provided this period begins within three years after he had his first opportunity to enroll. People already 65 or older who did not have medical insurance may enroll through April 1 1968; if they do not enroll by that date, they will have to wait until 1969 for another opportunity to do so. ; Bernard Barnett, district .jnanager of the Waukegan office ges all people over 65 who ve signed up for the medical Insurance under medicare, to contact the office immediately. The telephone number is 244- 5050. The office is open every week day, 8:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. The office is open Monday nights until 8 p.m. On April 1, the office will be open till 9 p.m. FILES SUIT Agatha Mossman has filed a personal injury suit in Circuit court against Charles J. Marrin and Bernice Raedke, doing business as Snug Harbor boat club. The suit results from an accident last June in which the plaintiff claims she received serious injuries while a passenger in a car driven by Marrin. She asks $35,000 from Marrin and $15,000 from Bernice Raedke, who herself or her agent is claimed to have sold or given liquor to Marrin. USE THE CLASSIFIEDS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Box in c/o MeHenry PlafiadGGfe 3-1-S8TF2 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICES IE NOTICES NOTICE Effective April 1, 1968. sepiic tank cleaning service, FORMERLY owned by G.A. "Pat" Douglas. is NOW OWNED BY: DOHERTY SEPTIC TANK CLEANING SERVICE 1611 N. BEACH RD. McHENRY. ILLINOIS Call (815)385-3704 or (815)385-2396 NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE 3-27/3-29-68 IS EXPANDING AND NEEDS SPUING MAKERS We have several openings for ambitions young men to learn a well paying trade with a steady future as a Springmaker. OPENINGS ALSO AVAILABLE FOR Tool Room Machinists Grinding Machine Operators Production Personnel PAID HOLIDAYS AND VACATIONS HOSPITALIZATION, SURGICAL AND LIFE INSURANCE COME AND TALK TO US - YOU WILL FEND . EXCELLENT WORKING ATMOSPHERE "AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER" 1415 N. Industrial Drive McHenry 385-1090 3-27/4-10/4-19-69 PUBLIC PULSE (The Plainaeaier invites the public to use this column as an expression of their views on subjects of general interest in our community. Our only request is that writers limit themselves to 300 words or less signature, full address and phone number. We ask. too, that one individual not write on the same .subject more than once each month. We reserve the right to delete any material which we consider libelous or in objectionable taste.) , MCCLQRY REPORT I" To the Editor: "The column, "McCloryReports from Washington" in the March 15 Plaindealer purported to be a summary of the findings of the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders - (Kerner commission). I have read the complete text of the Kerner report. Comparing the actual report with the Congressman's remarks, I am forced to conclude that Rep. McClory is not himself familiar with the Report in its entirety. A person reading Rep. McClory's column can get some dangerous misconceptions about the Report. "Rep. McClory* s major charge is that the commission has admitted the inadequacies of federal programs in dealing with the urban problem, and then urges a continuation and expansion of the same programs. The Report does, indeed, carefully scrutinize the past performances of the employment, education, welfare and housing programs. In several cases it takes imaginative and much-needed criticisms and recommends changes in procedure and regulations. "But the report states clearly that the most important cause for past failure lies not in the nature of the programs themselves, but in the fact that the funds granted by Congress have been nowhere near what the scope of the problem demands. The programs in the fields of welfare, housing and employment, especially have shown poor results because they have been able to reach only a fraction of those needing help. The programs cannot reach most of the people who could benefit from them unless there is a substantial increase in available funds. "Rep. McClory says that the Report would 'establish more federal agencies and bureaus'. If, as I assume, he means that the commission advocates an increase in the federal bureaucracy, the statement is simply not true. The Report recognizes the obstacles now presented by unwieldy bureaucracy, and recommends, in every major field a consolidation of federal programs - creating, in the end, less bureaucracy, not more. One aspect of the Report cannot be argued away -- the price tag. estimated at 32 billion dollars over a period of years. Rep. McClory dismisses the request for more funds with har dly any comment. If the Kerner Report were simply another Administration document, such skepticism might be justified. But the Congressman has failed to draw attention to the nonpartisan nature of the commission. No one would be surprised to hear that Roy Wilkins of the NAACP wants increased spending. But the commission, includes, besides Wilkins, such people as Charles B. Thornton, chairman of the board of Litton Industries, and Herbert Jenkins, police chief of Atlanta. When a group such as this unanimously proclaim s that such massive spending is needed, one cannot dismiss the idea so easily. "The Report spells out clearly the disastrous consequences of ignoring the needs of the American cities. Considering these consequences, I feel that Rep. McClory has hardly given the commission's recommendations the attention they deserve. "Very truly yours, "Howard Brodjy "6809 Bull Valley road" SHOP IN MCHENRY UGM NOTICE NOTICE OF ELECTION FOR MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 12 McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, April 13, 1968 A.D. an election will be held at the polling place hereinafter described in the School District No. 12, County of McHenry and State of Illinois, for the purpose of electing two members of the school Board of Education of said district for the full term. For the purpose of this election the following polling place is hereby established: Voting Precinct No. 1 - All the area of said school district. Polling Place: Johnsburg Community School Building, Johnsburg, Illinois. The polls will be opened at 12 o'clock noon and closed at seven o'clock p.m. of the same day, by order of the school board of said district. Dated this 26th day of March, A.D., 1968 Attest: Richard R. Marshall, President; W. T. Peterson, Secretary. (pub. March 29, 1968) 'sttle tar h rv\ - s .r.3 .1 u • n A I jj n ; 5s .1! od I N? •i -P - ;b • V 'lY 1 o .en -i X) • !ftd qri •-S . « Gelling value OWINICOIN11IO FIBERGLAS PEBBLE WHITE S0N0C0R CEILING PANELS • Cost No more than Most Non-acoustical Panels Beautiful • Washable • Won't Warp Easy to Install • Soak Up Noise As low as .14 for an average 12' * 12' room Come in for an estimate. You'll be surpised how little it costs. McH 4030 W. Main McHenry 385-4600 ffiidaf Night §p@ci<s 6 - 9 P. M. Specials Reg. 6 to 9 t11.95'$l.97 57.99J5.5I) itatric 1. Lady Shick Beauty Salon with Beautifying Mist 2. Intermatic Time-All Turn off & On lights & appliances 3. Westbend 6 to 9 cup Automatic Coffee Pot L§@ and l< 1005 N. Front St. McHenry 385-0882 ftm SAYS! S DAYS SALE STAMPS SALE ENDS MARCH 31st PROCTOR - GAMBLE ONE-TIME SPECIALS v X; ONE-TIME SPECIALS I Headfc Shoulders FAMILY TUBE SIZE Retail ihampoo ONE TIME SPECIALS 1 Price $1.65 Retail Price $1.55 NYE DRUGS COUPON SPECIAL! ONE-T ME SPECIALS I SCOPE Any Scope Bottle Retail Price 95<< ONE-TIME BARGAINS m Drugs 1325 N. Riverside Dr. 385-4426 * '