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PG; 8 - PLAINDEALER - TUES. MAY 27, 1969 Male Help Wanted ROUTE MAN "Sales Local route open, 5 days week, Saturday and Sunday off. Guaranteed salary plus commission, all fringe benefits. Must be aggressive and dependable. Apply in person LUDWIG MILK CO. 1903 S. Rl. 31 McHENHY. ILL. 5-28/6-6-69 Male Help Wanted SEMI RETIRED MAN FOR service station. Approximately 23 hours weekly. George's Sinclair. 3602 W. Elm, McHenry. 5-21/5-30-69 PART TIME, all around man, yard work; help with gardening year around; winter caretaker. Write to Box 226 c/o McHenry Plaindealer. 5-28-69 SR. HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE MAN for summer to do inside and outside painting and cleaning. Full time. Apply McHENRY MEDICAL GROUP 1110 N. Green McHenry, 111. or call Mrs. Lueih 385-1050 5-28/5-30-69 WANTED PUPPIES, litters only. Up to 7 weeks old. Will pick up if brought to McHenry area. Good homes guaranteed. Call 385-7897. 5-2-69TF1-2 NOTICE MILLIONS of rugs have been cleaned with Blue Lustre. It's America's finest. Rent electric shampooer $1. Ace Hardware. 5-28-69 WELDERS DAYS 7:30 A.M. - 4 P.M. NIGHTS 4 P.M. - 12:30 A.M. • Excellent Starting Pay • Automatic Increases • Paid Holidays • Paid Vacations • FREE Retirement Plan • Steady Work With Overtime • FREE Life and Medical Insurance Apply To FARR CO. 500 S. Main CRYSTAL LAKE an equal opportunity employer &•1%'* Pari Time JANITOR Good working conditions Apply in person. A1 Collingbourne Buick-Olds 907 N. Front McHenry, 111. 5-28/5-30-69 FOR FAST RESULTS PHONE 385-0170 SALESMAN Opportunity to join Lake County's finest men's clothing store as salesman in our Fox Lake Plaza store. Apply in person evenings. DURKIN & DURKIN Fox Lake, 111. 5-7-69TF1-2 JANITORS NEEDED from 4 p.m. to 12 midnight 5 DAY WEEK No Saturday or Sunday work. Steady employment, excellent benefits. Apply in person to MR. VICTOR GRIMM 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday MORTON INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH CENTER WOODSTOCK, ILL. 5-23/5-28-69 CUSTODIAN 10 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. Excellent starting salary and full benefit program. Apply McHENRY MEDICAL GROUP 1110 N. Green St. McHenry, 111. or call Mrs. Lueih 385-1050 5-28/5-30-69 HELP WANTED: We do all types of construction. We have all kinds of work ahead. We need all types of tradesmen. * Painters * Brick Layers * Carpenters * Cement Men • Many company benefits. • Overtime premium. • Only experienced tradesmen need apply. ARNOLD MAY, BUILDERS, INC. 9716 North Route 12 Richmond, Illinois 815-678-2861 5-2-69TF1-2 CARD OF THANKS I, IRENE (SMITH) TAMASY and family, wish to extend our sincere thanks to all who sent, flowers, cards, spiritual bouquets, donations, Rev. Dording and the wonderful neighbors at the time of my fathers death, Joseph Smith. 5-28-69 WE WISH to thank Mr. Vick, Miss Franz and Miss Fisley and Officer Davis for their kind service. MR. & MRS. LAWRENCE SCHUERR & MARY. 5-29-69 FOR RENT DELUXE 1 bedroom apartment, swimming pool. $150 per month, available Sept. 1st Call 385-0923 or 385-5478. 5-16-69TF 1-2 Wanted To Bay BETWEEN 3 and 5 acres of land, partially wooded. McHenry area. Call 815-678-4150. 5-28/6-4-69 USED kitchen cabinets for summer cottage. Call 312-562- 0294 collect. 5-28/5-30-69 IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORY of our departed members of FOX RIVER VALLEY CAMP #3251 of the Royal Neighbors of America 5-28-69 2 ROOM furnished cottage, 1 person only. Utilities furnished, big yard. Close to lake. Call 385-4398. 5-28-69TF1-2 ROOM for rent, only, $15 weekly. Gentleman 385-2018 1 BEDROOM apartment at Huntington Point, Woodstock. Immediate occupancy, $140. Call 312-259-0055. 5-28/5-30-69 ROOM for rent for employed person. Call 385-7627. 5-28-69TF1-2 BOATS & MOTORS WANTED -- in good condition. Used 40 h.p. motor for boat Call 385-4580. after 3:00 p.m. 5-9-69TF BOAT lift for sale 1695 after 5 p.m. Call 385- 5-23/5-28-69 Full Time AUTOMOBILE CLEAN UP MAN • Some other duties • Lucrative pay scale • Generous fringe benefits. • Overtime available. •» Apply Service. Manager A1 Collingbourne Buick-Olds 907 N. FRONT McHENRY, ILL. 385-7200 5-28/5-30-69 PETS FOR SALE ST. BERNARDS, 12 weeks old. Call 312-JU7-5244. 5-14/5-30-69 YORKSHIRE Stud Service. Champion blood line. Fee reasonable. Pups available. Call 385-3926. 5-14/6-25-69 MIXED TERRIER and Beagle pups. Call 385-6507. 5-12/5-28-69 Young Aggressive Man for retail business Must be over 21 years of age. Good starting salary, excellejit opportunity for advancement. Apply in person CARDINAL WINES & LIQUOHS 305 Virginia Crystal Lake, 111 459-4050 5-23/5-28-69 3 PRESS operators wanted. Efficient. $2.80 hour to start. Fellows Die Manufacturing Co. 560 Bonner Rd. Wauconda, Illinois. 5-16/6-4-09 FINEST source of supply of fresh, highly class, young, wellbred, Western type horses for every purpose, including children. Entirely new and large selection. WILLIAM SCHMIDT HORSE FARM "Horses for sale since 1930" CALL 075-2200 5-23/6-4-69 Wanted To Rent WANTED: 3 Bedroom house. Can furnish ref. Call 385-5839. 5-14-69TF ONE BEDROOM apartment in or near McHenry. Needed immediately. Have references. Call 385-0170. 5-14-69TF1-2 3 BEDROOM HOME in or around McHenry. Have references. Will rent with option to buy. Will do repairs if needed. Call 385-9609. 5-23/6-4-69 1965 Captain Kayot Pontoon boat. 40 h.p. Evinrude motor plus extras. Docked at the Oak Park Hotel, Pistakee Bay. Call 815-838-7670. 5-23/5-28-69 1961 BAY BOAT, cub class, complete with sails. Excellent condition. Call 385-6184. 5-28/5-30-69 JOHNSON Outboard motor, fisherman's special. 9^s h.p., like new. 20 hours maximum time used. $225. Call 385- 7263. 5-28-69 ALL-PURPOSE . . . This new off-the-road, over-theland vehicle is named "Pug" by the manufacturer, reportedly can negotiate almost every kind of terrain, including swamps, sand, streams, mountains, forests and bru&h, with as much as 1500 pounds tucked in the back. Started Winners The Cincinnati Ked Stockings enjoyed a phenomenal season of 56 victories and one tie in 1869, their first year as a professional baseball team. Navy Term Commodore Perry coined the term "Navy Bean" while eating lunch one day out on Lake E r i e d u r i n g a B r i t i s h assault. Scat, Fly Scientists say that if all the offspring from one pair of h o u s e f l i e s a l l s u r v i v e d and reproduced normally for six months, there would be 191,000,000,000,000,000,000 flies -- or enough to cover the earth to a depth of 47 feet. Pels flrat Need A Heme C/W OR ARE Looking For Their Master As a public service of the McHenry Plaindealer all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" are Free. The only requirements are: The ahimals are to be given away to good homes without charge or you are trying to find the owner of a pet that has strayed into your possession. TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO BE GIVEN AWAY 3 FEMALE KITTENS, 8 weeks old, box trained. Call 385-2699. 5-28-69 8 MONTH OLD part German Shepherd. Good watch dog but not good around children. Call 385-3895. 5-28-69 7 MIONTH OLD female dog, mixed breed, mostly Beagle. Good with children, housebroken. Call 653-9532. 5-28-69 HALF GROWN KITTEN, affectionate and playful; to good home. Call 385-0119 evenings. 5-21/5-23-69 11 WEEK OLD Maltese type, pan trained kitten. Call 385-1547. 5-23-69 TOT RAPID R 5 MONTH OLD male black Labrador. Call 385-7805. 5-23-69 S u L T S DIAL 385-0170 385-0170 170 r- 385-0170 385-0170 385-0170 \ ASK FOR a CLASSIFIED AD TAKER McHENRY PLAINDEALER McHENRY. n ' How Can I? By Anne Ashley Q. How cap I clean an oil mop? A. You-can perforin a good job with hot soapsuds in which a little ammonia has been added. Or, soak the mop in soda water, then wash in hot suds. Rinse well, and shake occasionally while it is drying. To apply fresh oil, pour polish into a shallow pan, and allow the mop to stand in this until it is absorbed. Q. How can I produce a quick adhesive for postage stamps or envelopes that have lost their mucilage? A. A drop or two of egg white or some evaporated milk will < serve nicely. Q. How can I protect the backs of mirrors from scratches? A. By coating these backs with clear shellac. Q. What can I do about plastic curtains that have become badly wrinkled after washing and drying? A. Lay the curtains on a smooth surface, such as a table or the floor, and cover them with magazines. Leave them this way overnight or a little longer, and they will' usually look as though they had been ironed -- which is an advantage, since plastic cannot be ironed. Q. How can I remove a cork that is tightly stuck in a battle? A. If you'll dip a cloth into boiling water and wrap it around the neck of the bottle, the heat will usually expand the glass enough to permit easy removal of the cork. Q. How can I clean copper easily and economically? A. By rubbing it with a lemon- half dipped in salt, rinsing with hot water, then polishing with a soft cloth. Q. What is a good, economical way of waxing a linoleum floor? A. Save your old wax candles, and when you have accumulated a sufficient number of these stubs, shave them into very hot sudsy water, and the resultant mixture will give your linoleum a good, glossy Gnish. Q. What is the best way to iron embroidery? A. By turning it face down on a turkish towel, then pressing on the wrong side. This -brings out the depth of the pattern, instead of flattening it. Many such practical tips are contained in my household book. Q. What is a good emergency method of mending a break in the plastic frame of eyeglasses? A. Try holding the break together with softened paraffin, then adding a drop of acetone to the break before the paraffin hardens. Q. How can I prevent my bathroom mirrors from clouding up when I bathe or shower? A. A light coating of glycerin over the glass will usually keep your mirrors clear. Q. How can I concoct a sour cream substitute? A. By beating a tablespoon of vinegar with a cup of evaporated milk. Q. How can I deal with oil spots on a concrete driveway? A. One simple, and often effective, method is just to pour some naphtha on the spots, then brush away with an old broom. Q. What can I do when perspiration odor still clings to washable materials after they have been laundered? A. Soak for an hour or more in warm water containing three or four tablespoons of salt to each quart of water. Or, sponge the affected areas with warm water containing a little vinegar, apply powdered pepsin, and work into the cloth. Let stand for several hours, keeping the spot moist, then brush off the pepsin, and rinse by sponging with clear, warm water. Q. How can I prolong the life and beauty of cut flowers? A. By giving them a goingover with some of your hairspray. ' Q. What is a simple treatment for tarnished silverware? A. Rubbing over it with a soft cloth dipped in toothpaste, then following with a warmsoapsuds washing, rinsing, and wiping dry. Q. How can I remove paint spots and spatters from tile or porcelain? A. Usually with nail-polish remover. One complete section of my household - hints book deals with spots and stains of all kinds. DOROTHY P. AISSEN Mrs. Henry J. (Dorothy) Aissen, 56, was pronounced dead on arrival at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, following a headon^ collision of two cars on Martin road, McHenry, Thursday afternoon, May 22. Mrs. Aissen was born April 24, 1913, in Chicago, daughter of Edward and Pauline Laufer Millmeyer. On June 26, 193t, she was married in Elgin to Henry J. Aissen. Besides her husband, she leaves one son, Dirk, of Ringwood; three daughters, Mrs. Edwin (Anna Mae) Mortenson of Woodstock, Mrs. Jacqueline Rewchuk of Ringwood and Mrs. Joseph (Dorothy Kay) Osborne of San Antonio, Texas; six grandchildren; her stepmother, Mrs. Anna Laufer, of Chicago; two step-sisters, Mrs. Edna Plesha of Arlington Heights and Mrs. Elsie Kockbecker of Melrose Park. The deceased had been an employee of the Admiral Corp. for ten years. The body was taken to the Schn e i d e r - L e u c h t - M e r w i n - Cv»>ney funeral home, Woodstock, and rested there until being transferred to the First United Methodist church in Ringwood for services at 1 </clock Monday. Rev. Raymond E. Parker officiated at last rites. Burial was in Ringwood cemetery. MARGARET NETT Mrs. Margaret Nett, 88, or 3809 N. St. John's avenue, Johns burg, died Saturday morning, May 24, in Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Mrs. Nett was born Aug. 28, 1880, in Germany. Survivors are one daughter, Elizabeth Ward, of J oh as burg, three grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; two sisters, Elizabeth Adams and Catherine Schaefer of Mt - Henry; and one brother, Jacob Uriel, of Johnsburg. He husband, Mathias, died in 1921 and she was also preceded in iev.h by a son, John, in 1963. The boiy rested at the George R. Justen & Son chapel until 10 o'clock Monday morni n g , when a f u n e r a l Miss wa» suig at 3t, Join's Catholic church, with burial in the church cemetery. complete selection INVITATIONS INFORMAL NOTES WEDDING ACCESSORIES y^ersonafizec/ WEDDING NAPKINS CAKE BOXES - BAGS BOOK MATCHES 4 TO*:® -- WEDDING LINE The McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm St. McHenry 385-0170 « ASK TO SEE OUR ELEGANT WEDDING INVITATIONS