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PAGE 18 - PLAINDEALKR-FRIHAV JANUARY h, 1974 MALE HELP WANTED WHILE I OWN WESTWARD WAY FARMS LOCATED ON BLACK TOP, I ALSO OWN A CHEMICAL COMPANY IN DES PLAINES, ABOUT FORTY-FIVE MINUTES FROM McHENRY. J WE NEED TWO RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS IN THE PLANT ON A PERMANENT BASIS Starting Sahiy $3.42 an hr. S3.87 in 90 days FRINGE BENEFITS ARE: - • Major Medical, • Two weeks paid vacation, * Generous Profit Sharing, • Sick Pay and above all • Paid Holidays, • A Pleasant Place To Work. HOURS 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., five days a week time and a half for overtime^ FOR A LIFETIME JOB CONTACT: " EUGENE SULLIVAN Superintendent 415 W. TOUHY DES PLAINES, ILLINOIS 312-297-1990 FULL TIME EMPLOYEE Rubber Press Operator No experience necessaiy CALL 385-7886 FEMALE HELP WANTED Baby sitter for 2 girls age 3 & 5 in Sunnyside. Monday through Friday. 7:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. 815-385-8987 ^ 1-11 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY To perform various cler­ ical and secretarial duties for Divisional Vice-Presi­ dent. Must be self starter who can work with a mini­ mum of supervision and possess excellent typing and shorthand skills. Apply to personnel. Monday - Friday 8:00A.M. - 4:30P.M. OAK ladaitrki lac. South Main St. Crystal Lake, III. 815-459-5000 "an equal opportunity employer" McHENRY MEDICAL GROUP NEEDS JR. INSURANCE CLERK AND JR. CREDIT CLERK Mature young women with pleasant personality and gooo typing skills . Telephone and personal contact with patients. Call Personnel 385-1050 or apply McHeniy Medical Group 1110 N. Green St. McHenry, 111. 1-9/i-n M -- -- -- | FOR A 1 SECRETARY IN OUR SALES DEPT.v^ If you like to type, take shorthand, and enjoy working with people and variety in your work! Contact R. W. JACOBSON mpl bixk'. Qualify Ull U | " C MUM (ftuiPMCNT P H O N E 459-2210 MATHEWS COMPANY || ^ ^ 500 Industrial A»e. - Crystal Lake, ll|. I I I I OFFICE HELP Must be efficient typist and have neat handwriting. You will leam bookkeeping and general office work. HOURS 8:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. PREM ENTERPRISES 3519 N. Chapel Hill Road ' McHeniy, Illinois (Johnsbuig) 815-385-2700 1-11/1-16 FEMALE - FULL TIME PERMANENT OPENINGS WILL TRAIN We offer good starting wages, automatic wage reviews, paid vacations, paitHiolidays, full \ hospitalization (full coverage) free major medical ($100,000) free life insurance, free accidental insurance, 2 coffee breaks, steady employment all year, many other benefits not listed Apply: I. S. BERLIN PRESS 519 W. Sheridan UKEM00R (Off of Rte. 120) McHeniy, Illinois 815-344-0480 1.19/lrll STATE GRANT RESULTS IN COUNTY BOARD CONTROVERSY (Continued from page 1) that money given the county by the state is really federal money. He felt that the money would be well spent in helping to keep these smaller municipalities well patrolled, and suggested that if the money should not be forthcoming from a grant it would need to come from county funds. Tyrrell said the men on duty are hired for only the one year. Informational material on the flood insurance report was distributed as it pertains to unincorporated areas of the county which have been cer­ tified by H.U.D. (Department of Housing and Urban Development) as eligible. Coverage will be available Jan. 15. Policies purchased prior to Feb. 15 will become e f f e c t i v e i m m e d i a t e l y ; thereafter there will be a fif- - teen-day waiting period. 4 A discussion was held con­ cerning the Sanitary Landfill committee public meeting in which members reviewed a technical report of work done during the first phase of a two- phase feasibility study on the solid waste disposal problem in the county. Since that time, the com­ mittee has been approached by someone advocating an in­ cinerator system which can be seen in Chilton, Wis. It was explained that the system is in operation from eight to ten hours a day. In the morning, metal is removed and the residue is used for road beds. Member Thomas Huemann of McHenry questioned why an engineer had been hired to determine the land fill aspect of solid waste disposal only at a cost of more than $3,000. Chairman Walter Dean said the committee felt it was better to complete this study first, with the possibility that maybe it might be combined with other disposal methods when a final decision is reached. Member Richard Klemm noted that he had heard that some members were excluded from the recent Land Fill meeting. Mrs. Phyllis Walters verified this statement and said she had not been allowed to sit in on an executive session held for the purpose of discussing acquisition of land. ® Later, it was determined that such meetings must be open to any board member, although voting rights are reserved only for the committee. The board discussed the first intergovernmental workshop held in Rockford Jan. 9 and 10, at which Chairman Dean was scheduled as speaker on the subject of "Local Agreements". ^Most important 'of the discussions was revenue CONSERVATION TRUSTEESTAKE 4OPTION ON LAND (Continued from page 1) Following the district's new Land Acquisition policy, the seller of the property will return all option monies and MUSIN" N* MEANDERIN" (Continued from page 1)_ meantime, we're sure the modest people who feed with regularity would appreciate help. ^^^ t It was a pleasant visit we had in our office with a former MCHS classmate to start the new year. Harold Nelson, long a resident of McHenry and now making his home in Sterling, 111., teaches Health Oc­ cupations at Sauk Junior college. Here was a career that came out of Uncle Sam's Navy, where his interest in the health field had its start through five years of service in the Medical corps. Recollections of the old East campus (which was the entire campus) and a graduating class of about forty-four, convinced us that we left the halls pf ivy more years ago than we like to admit. - K.A.F. SELECT BARBARA KREBS FOR STUDY IN SANTOS* BRAZIL (Continued from page 1) On Jan. 20, the Junior chapter of AFS will hold an open house for Miss Krebs at the Jerome D. Rogers home, 4316 W. Shore drive, from 2 to 5 p.m. Everyone is invited to wish Miss Krebs a bon voyage and at the same time meet, or become better acquainted with Sonny Corbin, McHenry's AFS student from Barbados. Also present will be Keith Durkin, who is anxiously awaiting his assignment abroad. Barbara will leave McHenry Feb. 5. sharing from the federal government. The board approved a petition by Albert A. and Dorothy A. Adams for an amendment to reclassify property they own from "F" farming district to "B-3" business district. They intend to operate a snowmobile repair shop and sell these vehicles, along with lawn and garden equipment. The property is located on the southwest corner of Rt. 120 at its intersection with Chapel Hill road. An extension was granted the Board of Review until Feb. 24. In other action, the McHenry Township Fire Protection district extended the em­ ployment of Hilary Rodenkirch as secretary. ®R K® i i i i I 0 f * - , m&mt Experienced bank teller. State Bank of Richmond. 678-2461. 1-9 1-11 WAITRESSES I WANTED DAYS & NITES for Crystal lake Country Club CALL 4 815459-1237 Wmmmmmsm ws* 1-9/1-18 « Experienced bank teller. State Bank of Richmond. 678-2461. 1-9 1-11 WAITRESSES I WANTED DAYS & NITES for Crystal lake Country Club CALL 4 815459-1237 Wmmmmmsm ws* 1-9/1-18 « High School, part time girl. Apply in person. 4621 W. Route 120, Rudy's Drive In. 1-9 1-11 WAITRESSES I WANTED DAYS & NITES for Crystal lake Country Club CALL 4 815459-1237 Wmmmmmsm ws* 1-9/1-18 « Active Welcome Wagon k expansion provides openings I for Welcome Wagon Hostess-1 es in the McHenry area. Active coommunity background preferred. CLERK-TYPIST Available 2 to 5 days weekly Position open now. 385-5211 1-9/1-11 of a car, flexible hours and attractive income. CALL 385-4351 before 8:30 A.M. l-9/l-lli i | CLERK TYPIST 1 •g! For shipping department. |;j *1 Must possess good typing $ji m skills and be willing towork || j|i long hours at the end of ij| H each month. !$ jjf Apply to personnel Monday - Friday || j& 8-00A.M. - 4:30 P.M. & K OAK IMnslrirx la<. §§ South Main St. Crystal Lake, 111. p I 815-459-5000 "an equal opportunity >M || employer" 1 v l - l l j i j PART TIME DAYS or NITES Good working conditions Apply In Person Manager McNeil's McHenry Market Place 1-9/1-11 Needed nursery EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Needed to handle heavy I work load for fast growing company. Top Salary if | qualified. Reply McHENRY PLAINDEALER Box 518 McHenry, III. 60050 Experienced Bookkeeper WANTED to.do extensive corporation work. Must be able to handle large payroll, monthly P&LStmts, and all other bookkeeping func­ tions. Reply McHENRY PLAINDEALER Box §19 McHenry, 111. 60050 1-11/1-18 pay for the appraisal cost if the value established by the ap­ praisal is not acceptable to him. The parcel in question con­ tains approximately 120 acres of high w°oded rolling land which drops off rather steeply into a 60-acre marsh. Preliminary plans for use indicate picnicking, nature trails, organization group camping and possible Fox rivet' access. The district trustees plan to submit the project for im­ mediate A-95 federal review in order to determine the status of the parcel for federal cost sharing. Public notice will be given at least two weeks before the trustees exercise any right it may have to purchase under this ODtion. Twelve Indictments * Returnee! By Grand Jury The Grand jury returned twelve-indictments for seven persons to Judge James H. Cooney in Circuit court last Wednesday. Those indicted were John W. Anderson, 1512 W. Hickory street, McHenry; Count I - criminal damage to property over $150 in that he damaged fcn automobile owned by Peter Katrjfeof McHenry; Count II - unlawful use of weapons in­ volving the same incident; William B. Bolger, 3613 W. James street, McHenry, Count I - burglary of a building owned by Hugh H. Kirk at 105 N. Emerald drive, McHenrv. County II - theft under $150 in that he obtained unauthorized Control over property of Kirk; Ronald C. Dew, 306 Nip- persink drive, McHenry, four counts of theft over $150 in that he Stained unauthorized control over property of Arthur D. Ehle and two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a child; Larry A. Lembke, 18705 Millstream, Marengo; Count I - possession of cannabis and Count II - production of can­ nabis sativa plants; Solomon F. Cichocki, Jr., 151 Greenfield, Crystal Lake, three counts of aggravated battery * ' " f\ and one count of resisting a peace officer; . ' Solomon F. Cichocki, Jr., and James Cichocki, Crystal Lake, Count I - attempted burglary of the Bargain Hut, Cary and Count II - criminal damage to property; William Bailey, Weeks "apartment, Algonquin, nine counts of indecent liberties with a child, six counts of con­ tributing to the sexual delinquency of a child and three counts of indecent solicitation. A welcome guest is one who makes his host feel right at home. . Tempers and autos, when not controlled, soon cause trouble. HtPt'i a pleasant January »upppi»» OFFER GOOD RT MCNEILS Fpiad Chicken • 315 Clay St./Woodatoi • Rt. 47/Woodstock • Rt. 120/McH«nry Free Chicken offer good with coupon only.. .Friday, January] 1 through Monday, January 21, 1974 only. cneils fried chicken! |2 Pes. Chicken FRSIJ4 Pes. Chicken FREE! 16 Pes. Chicken FREE! Buy our 5 pc. box at regular I price and we'll give you 2 i more pieces FREE. 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