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PAGE ll-PLAINDEALER-WED., JANUARY 20, 1971 Female Help Wanted FASHION WAGON of MINNESOTA WOOLENS has part time openings. No experience necessary. Must be over 21 and have trans­ portation. High earnings. MANAGERS; look into the new advantage with- this company. Call VELMA SHRIVER 815-569-2437 or write at Poplar Grove, Illinois 1 20 71 NURSES AIDES FULL TIME excellent starting salary plus fringe benefits. Ex­ cellent starting plus fringe benefits. Experience pre­ ferred. Apply Personnel Dept. McHENRY HOSPITAL 3516 W. Waukegan Rd. McHenry, Illinois 385-2200 Ext. 645 1 20-22 71 HOUSEWIVES Supplement your income. Assist with telephone sur­ vey, part time. Experi­ ence unnecessary. Hours to suit YOU. Pleasant working conditions in Mc­ Henry. $2.00 per hour to start. Call 385-5117 1 20-122 71 CARD OF THANKS WISH to express my sin­ cere Thanks to relatives, friends, senior citizens, and neighbors for the many acts of kindness shown during my ill­ ness. I wish to thank all who sent cards and visited me while in the hospital. A special thanks to Rev. White of the Methodist Church and Dr. Massarik and staff at McHen­ ry Hospital. Florence V. H. Johnson 10 71 The Willis (Bud) Klein fam­ ily wishes to thank the many friends, relatives and associ­ ates of our late husband and father for their flowers and sympathies at the time of our utmost needs. Lucille, Grace, Pamela, Janice, Ronald, Donald and Willis. Words cannot adequately ex press our gratitude to those who expressed their sympathy and helpfulness to us so beau­ tifully at the time of our recent sorrow. May God bless you. The Arthur Berkley family 120 71 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all our friends for the comfort they gave us at the time of our loss in the family, also for their cards, personal notes, masses, and floral offerings. It meant so much to us. Paul and Josephine Rizzo and his family 120 71 We wish to extend a, sincere "Thank You" to all our rela­ tives, friends and neighbors for their cards, memorials and other expressions of sym­ pathy at the time of our re­ cent bereavement. We are truly grateful. « A special thanks to Fathers Bartel & Dording. The family of Margaret Meyers 120 71 BUSINESS SERVICES BUSINESS SERVICES Thank you to all relatives, neighbors and friends for cards, gifts, visits and prayers while I was at McHenry Hos­ pital. Julie Freund 120 71 FOR RENT 2861. 115-27 71 2 BEDROOM home in McCul- lom Lake. Call 385-3177 5 ROOM HOUSE for rent, day 385-4489 After 5:00 p.m. Children welcome. During day 385-4489 After 5:00 p.m. 385-3823. ' 120 71 2 BEDROOM HOME, partial basement, 2 car garage. Call 385-5440, 12071 PETS FOR SALE 2 POODLES, AKC registered. 1 male, 1 female, 6 weeks old. Call 385-7673. 115-22 3 POODLES,/^KC registered, white, silver-black, and apri­ cot. 7 weeks old. Call 312- 426-7164. 115-20 71 SEALPOINT SIAMESE kit­ tens; ready to leave home Jan. 30. $15.00 each. Phone 385-5839. 113TF12 AKC registered German She­ pherd puppies, all puppy shots, all permanent. 3 ¥2 months old. Call 385-5321. 120-22 71 1 WHITE male Toy Poodle, $50.00. Call 385-5369. 1 2071 3 MALE German Shepherds, 1 black'and 2 black, tan and sil­ ver mixture, 1 mo old. The, dam and sire on premises and the asking price is $50. Call 385-5980. 1 20-29 71 FRIENDLY and spirited" male Collie sable one year old, AKC registered. Championship sired. Call 815-385-0775. * 120-22 71 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE PET CENTER GOT A P£T FOR Y0O-* I N C O M E T A X S E R V I C E . PROMPT, ACCURATE HANDLING OF YOUR INDIVIDUAL TAX SITUATION PAUL A. SCHWEGEL & CO. (Since 1955) 4410 West Route 120 McHenry, Illinois 385-4410 9 - 9 D a i l y 1 20 TF12 Twice Told Tales Testing Time CARD OF THANKS Tax Facts We wish to extend a sincere thank you to Fathers Bartel REDUCTION IN TAX ROLLS and Dording. Also to all our _ The Tax Reform Act of 1969 for Masses, Spiritual Bou- enacted general reduction of quets, flowers, food donations, federal income tAx for 1970. and other expressions of sym­ pathy during the recent loss of our sister. The brothers and sister of Catherine Schmitt 120 71 PETS THAT NEED A HOME SLEEPING ROOM furnished, private bath and entrance. Call JU7-2453 after 5:30 p.m. 1127 70TF12 NEW 2 bedroom apartment in McHenry. Refrigerator, range and carpet included. No pets. Immediate occupancy. 4014 Kane Ave. or call 385- 8042. 11TF12 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, den, full • basement with bar, en­ closed patio. Will sell on con­ tract. Call 385-8590. 115TF12 NOW RENTING MAYLINE APARTMENTS Spacious 2 bedroom apart- • ments with private patios, electric heat, refrigerator, stove and garbage dis­ posal. MAY DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 9716 N. Route 12 Richmond, III. 60071 815-678-2861 10 21T0TF12 COUNTRY CLUB Subdivision completely furnished house. 1 bedroom, immediate occupan­ cy. Call 385-1328. 113TF12 DELUXE 2 bedroom apart­ ment in town. Stove, refrig­ erator, carpeting and air con­ ditioning included. Suitable for couple, no pets, references and lease required. Call 385- 2260. 113TF12 1 BEDROOM apartment, $110 per month. Heat included. Richmond,' Illinois, call 678- OR ARE LOOKING FOR THEIR MASTER SEW WHAT? T H I S W E E K S P A T T E R N ' S B Y A U D E R Y L A N E 33 vy 1 0 - 1 8 As a public service of the McHenry Plaindealer all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" are 1 ree. The only requirements are: The animals are to be given away to good hoVnes without charge or you are trying to f ind the owner of a pet that has strayed into your possession. LOST DOG Slick Jump Suit Make this twice; once with high neck and long sleeve; again with the cool open neck. No. 3317 comet in sizes 10 to 18. Size 12 (bust 341 with short sleeves takes 35/« yards of 44- inch fabric. )R<AI tag McHenry? County No. Rd., Wilmot Rd. and Rte. 385-6079. 10940. Vicinity of 173 on January 5. TO BE GIVEN AWAY children. FEMALE LABRADOR, good with Call 653-9026 after 6:00 p.m. Rabies Johnsburg Call 815- 115 71 years old. 115 71 BLACK SPANIEL PUPPY. 8 months old, house broken, loves children, has all shots. Call 385-8006. 115 71 2 MALE PUPPIES ooking for nice home. Call 385-1892. 115 71 PUPPY'S, 8233. 5V2 months old. Loves children. Call 385- 115 71 6 PUPPIES, 385-0758. 6 weeks old, Labrador and Springer. Call 120 71 8 MONTH OLD Great Dane, brindle colored. To good home. Gentle with children. All shots. Call 653-6702. MIXED PUPPIES, Shepherd and Collie, 6 weeks old. Call 385-8970. „ 120 71 SMALL KITTEN, Call 385-1839. FOUND black and white, found in Lakemoor. 120 71 1131 CROCHETED CAP This cap leads a double life--for cold or cool weather. It can be cro­ cheted quickly fo l lowing No. I ?3?. For needlework book send 50 cents. Contains free coat pattern and embroidery and a coupon for free pattern of your choice. Send 501 for each dress pattern, 30< for each needlework pattern Iadd 15i for each dress pattern, 10t for each needlework pattern for mail­ ing and handling) to AUDREY LANE BUREAU, Morris Plains, New Jersey 07950. wpOflOOOOQQOOOMOOfyvwmoBaooQeaQoeoaoeoeeooe GET ACQUAINTED WITH OUR MENU THE EASY WAY TO DINE AND SAVE AT THE SAME TIME WITH Chicken Hamburgers Fries Shakes Soft Drinks And More! DAILY 11AM-11PM 11AM-12PM FRI SAT \ McHENRY 3709 W. ELM The surcharge was reduced to 2% percent; personal exemp­ tions raised to $625; and stan­ dard^ deduction (low income al­ lowance) increased for low in­ come taxpayers. FILING REQUIREMENTS - These changes will cause 200,000 taxpayers in Chicago district to go off the tax rolls. New filing requirements: Single persons: $1700 if under age 65, 2300 if 65 or older; mar­ ried persons, 2300 if both un­ der 65, 2900 if one spouse is 65 or older, 3500 if both are over 65. IRS EXTENDS SERVICE - IRS, upon request, will compute the income tax and the retire­ ment Income Credit for taxpay­ ers who have adjusted gross in­ come of $20,000 or less that consists of wages, salaries, tips, dividends, interest, pen­ sion and annuities, and who elect the standard deduction in lieu of itemizing. This service will be available to one million tax­ payers in the Chicago district. NEW FORM - In comparisior. with last year's form, taxpay­ ers will find the new Form 1040 more convenient to pre­ pare. The instructions have been printed separately, elim­ inating and confusing number­ ing system of last year. The schedules have been printed back-to-back. Page 2 is completely new, eliminating the bothersome schedule T of last year. Over 50 percent of the people will need only Page 1 and 2, and schedules A and B. TAX TABLES - The new tax tables will enable taxpayers to determine their correct tax without complex computations. In previous years the tax ta­ bles could only be used by per­ sons with income of $5,000 or less. For 1970 tables have been extended for use by persons whose income is under $10,000 consisting only of wages and not more than $100 of dividends and interest and who choose the standard deduction instead of itemizing. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 1, 1931) Mr. and Mrs. Will Harris have sold their farm west of McHenry on Route 20 to A.B. Cooper of Crystal Lake and they are moving this weektoCrystal^ Lake. Sunday afternoon at the high school gym there will be an­ other furious battle for the Cic­ ero team will try to keep its clean slate as much as the M.A.A.C.S. Neither team has lost a game this season and both have played some of the very best teams in the country. Mr. and Mr:;. E.E. Bassett received a very fine Christmas gift from the latter's brother and son, Frank and Loren Mar­ tin, of Belleview and Jackson­ ville, Fla., consisting ofa crate of Florida oranges, grape fruit and tangerines. Will Qt^nn entertained a party of friends at a Christmas party and old time frolic at the hall at Spring Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Emil L.Simon, daughter, Emily, and son, Jun­ ior, of Chicago were guests of Paul Junker at the Gargoyle ho­ tel, UBke Geneva, Christmas morning. The members of James B. Perry Fortress, Daughters of the G.A.R., are invited to attend an open installation and mvster service of the Perry L. Austin Fortress at Waukegan, Jan. 9. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 3, 1946) Supt. C.H. Duker, Miss Nel­ lie Doherty, Miss Genevieve Knox and Mrs. Eleanor Foley were among those who attended the ninety-second annual meet­ ing of the Illinois Education as­ sociation held on Dec. 27,28 and 29 in Chicago. About 500 dele­ gates, representing the 43,000 teachers of Illinois were in at­ tendance. A personable young couple, Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Stef- fan, on Jan. 2 took over the jewelry store in West McHen­ ry formerly owned by A.E. Nye, renaming the business the H.A. Steffan Jewelry, Radio and Music store. Little Zelma Lee Grotthuss, 2V2 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grotthyss of McCullom Lake died on Jan. 2 following a short illness. Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Buck en­ tertained at a family dinner on N6w Year's day in honor of their three sons who have been serving with the armed forces. Mr. and Mrs. James Baxter of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fasse of Waukegan spent New Year's day in the Earl Brown home. In a beautiful wedding cere­ mony performed last Thursday evening Dec. 27 in the rectory of St. Mary's church, Miss Jane Durland of this city became the bride of Lieut. Harold Lloyd Kidder of Palo Alto, Calif. They will make their future home in California. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 5, 1961) Mayor George P. Freund an­ nounced this week that he will not be a candidate for reelec­ tion at the coming election Ap­ ril 18. Mayor Freund has giv­ en long and honorable service to the city over the past twen-r-- ty-six years and is now com­ pleting his third four year term as mayor. Postmaster James W. Het- termann presented a citation and award to Robert B. Hess, dispatch clerk, who was re­ warded by the post office de­ partment for his suggestion of re-routing star route deliver­ ies of mail during the recent holiday period. The March of Dimes drive this year is headed county wide by Donald Doherty of this city and in the Mc Henry community by Roland Herrmann. It is hoped this^year's collection may ex­ ceed last year's total of $13,- 655 in the county. f Three fifty year members will be honored as special guests when St. Clara's Court No. 659, Women's Catholic Or­ der of Foresters, observes its fifty-fifth anniversary with a pot-luck supper on Jan. 12, at St. Mary's hall. Those to be specially recognized are Mrs. Kathryn Worts and Mrs. Eliz­ abeth Schneider of McHenry and Mrs. Elizabeth Arens of Cres- co, Iowa. The growth of the business population in McHenry County during the past year is reflect­ ed in statistics released on Tuesday of this week by Dun and Bradstreet. Figures list 1,518 manufacturers, wholesal­ ers and retailers in this area as compared to 1,467 in Jan­ uary of 1960, an increase of 3.4 per cent. •EN, 9. who'suf fers f rom a congeni ta l ' reading d isabi l i ty is g iven neurophysio logy! test ing by Jul ia McCoy, technic ian in the Visual Science Laboratory at the Univers i ty . o f I Gainesvi l le . A bat tery of s . tests are needed to doternr [ the extent and causes o f 'problem. Martha Lynno referred to the Inte. rd 'sc i " ar f ; Chi ld Heal th Co'p; Learning Disabi l i t ies bv. local March of Dimes ' B Defects Center . Donald KnlMTt Joherrv Sctmltz R-Ph ICPn. *LAFF OF THE WEEK First Ski Lift? A gold mine near Johnsville, California may have been the home of America's first ski lift. In the 1860's, skiers slid down the mountain slope there on Sun­ days, riding up again aboard the mine's chain line ore buckets. U4995 » MM wtium How was the fish, sir?' CIGARETTES NO. 4 If You Must Smoke Deeper puffs are less harm­ ful taken right after lighting up, and not when almost fin­ ished. The butt contains about' twice the amount of tar as that up front. In addition, smoke more leisurely, taking fewer and shorter puffs. Avoid inhaling because the most objectionable feature of smoking occurs when smoke condensates on and irritates the bronchial membranes. A well-known New York chest surgeon'Dr. Alvin Barach, of­ fered a plan that sounds logical. Noninhalers usually draw smoke into the motith and promptly blow it out. He sug­ gests closing the lips after drawing in the smoke and in­ haling thru the nose. When this is done, the air goes into the lungs, while the smoke remairfs in the mouth. The lips are opened and the smoke is ex­ haled. The CANCER SOCIETY says '•OVER 100,000 DOCTORS HAVE QUIT SMOKING." DO THEY KNOW SOMETHING WE DON'T? It is the earnest hope of BOLGER's DREG STORE that this series on cigarettes has been of some service to you, our customers. If you really want to quit smoking - CONSULT YOUR PHYSICIAN - if a prescription of any kind is called for - remember BOL­ GER'S DRUG STORE... 1259 N. Green...Phone 385-4500. Delivery...Gas, Light, Tele­ phone bills paid here...Money Orders. . . .R e/lon... Max Factor ....Coty . . . t>7English Leather... . SftYlNG! AUTOMATIC DRYER WITH PERMANENT PRESS CYCLE This General Electric dryer has a "wr ink le-out cycle that actually l i f ts out wrinkles by tumbl ing and cooling your permanent press fabrics. I t has features l ike the more expensive dryers, bu ' available at a lower price! Model DDE 5800L PLUS FEATURES • 3 Heat Selections • Convenient Metal Lint Trap Porcela in Enamei tOD & Clothes Drum Separate Start S CAREY Appliance mm mum mmnam 1241 N. Green PHONE 385-5500 McHenry GEEENSMfclhA,