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DAYS -- NIGHTS * COIL WINDERS * ASSEMBLERS Experience desired but not necessafry. All standard benefits. New incentive system. HOURS 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Triwec Transformer Company * 519 W. Sheridan Lakemoor McHenry, 111. 815-385-3534 11TF12 GENERAL OFFICE SECRETARY Shorthand and typing required. Top salary and many fringe benefits for the right person. Tonyan Construction Co., Inc. 1309 N. Borden St. McHenry, Illinois 60050 Call MR. MACDONALD 385-5520 for appointment 122-29 71 B O O K K E E P E R Corporate Accounting Dept. of N.Y.S.E. Company re­ quires an experienced Bookkeeper. The ideal candi­ date will be mature, have lessening family responsi­ bilities and desire to more effectively utilize her accounting or bookkeeping experience. This position offers responsibility, challenge and oppor­ tunity. A liking for detail work is a must, accurate typing ability a decided asset Apply in person or call S85-7002 HRS. Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. BRAKE PARTS COMPANY 1600 N INDUSTRIAL Dft Tel.: 885-7002 McHEMfTY. ILUNOT 129 71 Female Help Wanted REGISTERED NURSE FULLTIME Midnight to 8 A.M. Must be able to work every other weekend. Apply to personnel department. McHENRY HOSPITAL 8516 W. Waukegan Rd. McHenry, Illinois 385-2200 Ext. 645 129 71 Female Help Wanted EXPERIENCED sales person for growing Department Store. Excellent working conditions, many benefits. Please state age, experience, etc. with ap­ plication. Write to Box No. 336, c/o McHenry Plaindealer. 113TF12 YOUNG GIRL or woman as a companion. Minimum of care for woman. 1 From 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Lakeland Park Area. Call 385-1940. 129 71 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED PERSONNEL INTERVIEWER Experienced or will train right person. Due to expansion we are seeking male or female to screen and evaluate professional personnel and train for management for our new location. Must be aggres­ sive, ambitious and enjoy working with people. Above average earnings plus bonuses. We offer paid vaca­ tion, life insurance and hospitalization. For confidential interview Call TOM DAMIANO at lufcire personnel inc. Coventry Protes&iuudi Building 457 Coventry Lane, Crystal Lake,111. 60014 Suiet No. 126 - PHONE 459-9010 1 27-28 71 HELP WANTED TIRED OF HOUSEWORK? Then get out, meet people, earn Money, BE AN AVON Representative. Write to Box 307, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin 53147. 1 29 71 Lost Antlers Accord ing to exper t s a t the In te rna t iona l Deer Ranch a t F lo r ­ ida ' s S i lve r Spr ings , an t l e r s a re shed by the male dee r each sea ­ son bu t qu ick ly d i sappear s ince they a re ea ten by smal l roden t s to ob ta in the ca lc ium , 5 / w G F V V U C £ T [ 2 e £ i 5 f o c o t i v o c r HOi z s e / 2 a c £ S . W < 4 5 OV^IC i a l l y i,e*\v6Tosj . )nj 179?!/ County Will Be Treated Jo "Plnocchlo" Crystal Lake and the McHen­ ry county area will indeed b€ fortunate for a special day is coming for all children and a- dults alike. "Pinocchio", the all-time favorite ^ of marion­ ettes, will follow" his length} nose through his hilarious ad­ ventures in a colorful produc­ tion done appropriatelv enougl with marionettes. The event will take place oi. tne stage of the Crystal Lake high school auditorium Satur­ day, Febt 13. Curtain time will be at 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. The Robin Reed Marionettes, a nationally known professional company, bring their one-third life-sized puppets under the sponsorship of the Crystal Lake Jaycee auxiliary, The play features twenty-one hand-carved characters; artis­ tic, imaginative scenery and a whole wonderland of magical lighting and special effects. The Jaycee auxiliary invites everyone to join the fun of "Pinocchio". Tickets may be purchased at the door the day of the performances. ITEM: A new, low wattage "heat- and serve" setting allows some toasters to precision brown all pop-up foods CHARLES CLAYPOOL Charles H. Claypool, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton B. Clay- pool of 4212 W. Ponca St., Mc­ Henry, has been awarded a Presidential and Valparaiso u- niversity scholarship. He will be enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences. Claypool is a senior in Mc­ Henry Community high school and has served as an officer of the following school organiza­ tions: vice-president and pres­ ident of the German club and member of the Student Council. He received the following hon­ ors: National Honor society, National Merit Commended stu­ dent and Illinois State scholar. Twice Told Tales FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 15, 1931) Friends and relatives were shocked and saddened by the sudden death of Mrs. Bridget Relihan at her home in this city on Jan. 9. No illness was apparent when she was last seen by her relatives. She was found by her brother in h<er home. The third annual meeting of the McHenry local and Pure Milk association was held in the city hall with election of officers as the main business of the day. E.A. Thomas was again elected president of the association with Mat Blake elected as vice-president, Lester Sherman, secretary and Gerald Carey as treasurer. A few friends surprised Ar­ thur Kennebeck at his home on Riverside drive Thursday eve­ ning in honor of his birthday anniversary. Monday evening a fire was reported in the home of Mrs. James Larkin, south of Mc­ Henry. It started on the roof when sparks from the chimney ignited the shingles and with a strong wind blowing it took some quick and effective work to extinguish the blaze. Herman Steffes and Paul Bre- feld left Wednesday on a motor trip through Florida. They may spend a few months. ' TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 17, 1946) Tuneful choruses, gay cos­ tumes, drills and dances will be featured when the curtain rises on "Pep Parade," the hil­ arious comedy show that is be­ ing sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary Jan. 18 and 19 at the McHenry high school auditorium for the benefit of rehabilitation of returned vet­ erans. Many compliments have been coming the way of John J. Mc­ Carthy this week. He is the new special police officer pending permanent appointment made . necessary by the resignation of Howard Cairns. Mr. McCar­ thy who served for twenty-five years with the Chicago police de­ partment was retired on pension in August of 1941. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schaefer have moved from his parents home to the Schaefer place in Johnsburg. On a winter day in 1896 Jan. 22, to be exact, wedding bells were ringing in St. John's church, Johnsburg, for a double nuptial service. The happy couples were Miss Margaret Meyer and William N. Freund and the latter's sister, Miss Christine Freund and Henry J. Thelen. The double ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Mehring. The two couples will be celebrating their golden wed­ ding anniversary with their rel­ atives and friends. The daughter born to the W. Sardocks of Waukegan last week is the fourth generation of the family of Peter F. Miller of this city. Mrs. Sardock is the former Miss Violet Miller. Mrs. Ed Peet and Mrs. John Hogan and daughters, Charlotte and Mary of Ringwood speTit Friday in Chicago and attend­ ed the ice revue. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Jan. 19, 1961) Miss Ruth Ann Schoenholtz of Waukegan road, McHenry, is the recipient of the three year nurse scholarship award given by the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary to Post No. 4600. Pre­ sentation was made by Daisy Smith, president of the auxil­ iary. A fire which broke out in a cement building recessed in the ground just west of Rt. 31, two miles south of McHenry, resulted in about $2,200 in dam­ ages. The concrete enclosure was used as a storage building to keep crates and skids for the truck farm operated by A.J. Krecker on Rt. 31. St. James Pro-Cathedral in Rockford was the scene of a pretty winter wedding Jan. 14 when Miss Sharon Lynn Hum­ mel became the bride of Mr. Albert Schaefer of McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knox spent a few days last week in Springfield where they attend­ ed the inauguration ceremonies and also the inaugural ball. C.R. "Chuck" Peterson of McHenry has earned member­ ship in the I960 Presidents club, the top honor organization for the salesmen of Banker's Life company, DesMoines, Iowa. He won this recognition for ranking among the 119 lead­ ing salesmen of the entire field force in personal production of new business during the quali­ fying period for the club. IN THE MATTER OF THE ) APPLICATION OF RICHARD ) A. ADAMS and RITA ADAMS,) his wife, and the McHENRY ) BOUNTY ASSOCIATION FOR) THE RETARDED, INC., an 111-) inois-not-for-profit corpora-) tion, FOR ISSUANCE OF A ) CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT) UNDER THE ZONING ORDIN-) .ANCE OF McHENRY COUNTY,) ILLINOIS. ) Notice is hereby given in compliance with the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance that a public hearing will be had before the McHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals in re­ gard to the application for a conditional use permit under the requirements of the McHen­ ry County Zoning Ordinance as to the following described prop­ erty: Lot 5 in Chicago Road Sub­ division, being a Subdivis­ ion of the Southwest Quar­ ter of the Southwest Quar­ ter of Section 25, Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Merid­ ian, according to the Plat thereof recorded October . 27, 1924 as Document No. 65665 in Book 4 of Plats, page 115, in McHenry County, niinois. The above-described property is located on the South side of Illinois State Route 120, ap­ proximately one-half mile East of the Fox River, with a frontage of 150 feet on Illin­ ois State Route 120 and an av­ erage depth of 220 feet, and commonly identified as 3011W. Route 120. The Petitioners request is­ suance of a conditional use per­ mit whereby the premises may be utilized for the operation and maintenance of facilities for programs of service for vo­ cational rehabilitation training for handicapped residents of McHenry County who are 16 years old, or older, and also to be used for day care ser­ vice for pre-school age handi­ capped children and school age handicapped children for whom regular public school education is not feasible. The hearing will take place on Thursday, thel8th day of Feb­ ruary, 1971, at the hour of 3:00 p.m., in the Municipal Building of the City of McHenry, Illinois, 1111 N. Green Street, at which time and place any person de­ siring to be heard may be pre­ sent. McHENRY COUNTY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS, By: Joseph L. Crabb, Chairman Attorneys for Petitioners: Looze and Kinne 3431 W. Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 60050 Telephone: 815-385-1580 (Pub. Jan. 29, 1971) HONOR "Y" BOARD --Retiring board members of the Lake Region YMCA are pictured at the annual meeting, at which time they received recognition for their term of service. They are, from left, Lou Schairer of Fox River Grove, Nevin Simons of Crystal Lake, Robert Fleck of McHenry, Harry Braun of Cary and LenHeisler of Crystal Lake. PUBLIC PULSE (The Plaindealer invites the public to use this col­ umn as an expression of their views, on subjects of general interest in our community. Our only re­ quest is that writers lim­ it themselves to 300 words or less - signature, full address and phone num­ ber. We ask too, that one individual not write on the same subject more than once each month. We re­ serve the right to delete any material which we consider libelous or in ob- jectional taste.) MARCH OF DIMES "Dear Editor: " Many warmhearted vol­ unteer mothers will be out next week volunteering their time for the Mothers March of Dimes. Please receive them with kindness, consideration and generosity and your reward will be a warm glow in your hearts. (All donations are de­ ductible on your income tax.) "The Wonder Lake mothers have an especially rough road to travel because of the com­ plete rural area, empty sum­ mer homes and hilly terrain. So be extra kind to her when she finally gets to your home. "The March of Dimes has given us, through research, the Salk vaccine against polio and the rubella vaccine against Ger- FULL FOUR-PLY Delta Premium Tires ...Guaranteed more miles per dollar than any other tire *23* Vs ..x 7.75x14 7.75x15 8.25x14 9.25x15 *95°9 Aw plus tax 00 plus tax Shortages in ability are us­ ually balanced by an excess of conceit. 8.55x14 8.55x15 ($2 extra for whitewalls) PASSENGER, TRUCK, TRACTOR, AND SNOW TIRES PLUS BATTERIES IN ALL SIZES! -McHenry Tire Mart 3921 W. Main St. , Phone 385 0294 u Here & There In BUSINESS DECLARE DIVIDEND The board of directors of Modine Manufacturing company has declared a quarterly divi- man measles and now their re­ search department's working on birth defects. Please help us help them by doing your share financially. Thank you " Pat Dusthimer "Wonder Lake "Chairman" dend of 32% cents per share on the outstanding capital stock, payable March 12, to all share­ holders of record March 2, 1971. Tires are much more likely to be cut on wet roads than dry. If you get a flat tire, be sure to pull as far off the road as possible and then put a flare or reflector further up the road to warn oncoming traf­ fic. Your only loss then wi" be a tire, not your life. ITEM: The consumer Price In­ dex indicates an increase of 36 per cent in housing costs over the last 12 years. To serve you better.... The First National Bank McHenry will be.... of OPEN Monday, February 1st LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY Monday, February 15th WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY and will observe regular closing hours on the following . Wednesdays. ^ FIRST (_Afationa(! BANK lich depositor insured toUS0OO FDI€ HOHM MfOIII IMSUIANCi COCKMAtlOM' Member F.D.I.C. 3814 W. Elm McHenry, 111. 815/385-5400 The Bank Of FRIENDLY Service Female Help Wanted Female Help Wanted SECRETARY. RECEPTIONIST FULL TIME IN CRYSTAL LAKE REQUIREMENTS: Shorthand, some bookkeeping, must have pleasant personality and enjoy working with public. Experience a must. Give references and personal Data in writing. t BOX 341 c/o McHenry Plaindealer 127-28 71 Home Care DEXTER AUGUSTAS. 2, born with multiple birth defects, is visited at home in Rayne. La., by his special friend. Dr. Theo­ dore F. Thurmon, associate director of the March of Dimes Birth Defects Center, Louisi­ ana State University Medical Center in New Orleans.-Dr. Thurmon, who makes frequent field trips to see patients in outlying areas, is listenihg to Dexter's heart sounds as part of his regular checkup. GOP Caucus Scheduled At School Feb. 2 The McHenry Township Re­ publican club caucus will be held Tuesday, Feb. 2, at 8 p.m. at the East campus school au­ ditorium. There will be nom­ inations and voting for the of­ fices of township supervisor and township road commissioner. Five judges of election will be appointed by the McHenry Township Republican Central committee. The McHenry Township Re­ publican Central committee man will be moderator and two assistants to conduct caucus will be appointed by the Cen­ tral committee. The caucus will be open to all Republican voters who have vo­ ted in the last Republican pri­ mary, held on March 17; 1970, who sign an affidavit that they voted in that primary. No ab­ sentee voting is permitted. Nominations may be made by those qualified voters in at- Presidential Scholarship To Claypool PIAINDEALER-FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1971' tendance. No one may nominate more than one candidate for each position to be filled. Each nomination must be seconded. Nomination speeches are to be limited to three minutes and seconding speeches to one min­ ute. All nominations must be accepted by candidates nomin­ ated prior to vote at the cau­ cus. Voting will be secret ballot, first for the office of Township supervisor on white ballot, sec­ ond, township road commis­ sioner on blue ballot. Can­ didates nominated who have ac­ cepted nomination will have their names printed on the black board in caucus rooms in order of their nominations, and voting for each office will be held immediately following the closing of nominations by elec­ tors present, writing the name of the candidate of their choice on proper ballot and depositing same in ballot box. There will be no cumulative voting for the office of township auditor. Tabulation of votes cast will follow immediately upon com­ pletion of voting by at least ihree judges, with each candi­ date being Allowed one watcher. Only ballots cast for duly nom­ inated candidates who have ac­ cepted nomination for the of­ fice voted upon shall be counted. legal Notice PLAN 'TWENTIES NIGHT -- Pictured above is the committee making plans for the first annual V.F.W. roaring 20*s night celebration Saturday, Feb. 13. A Dixieland band willplay for the event, for which more details will appear later. Tickets are now on sale from any member or at the V.F.W. post clubhouse. Shown above, sitting, are Wally Scarbrough, Ray Kuemmel, chair­ man; and Bill A. Brink; in back are Hal Breede, Ralph Toma and Wayne Amore.