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/ 0 PAGE 15 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1178 HELP WANTED Part time job opening in Paste- Up Department, McHenry Plaindealer, We need a steady, reliable ambitious person. Experience helpful. Good typing a must, 8 to 5pm. Apply in person 8am to 5pm, McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm St., McHenry. TF GEAR HOBBERS SET UP AND OPERATE AND OPERATORS 2nd Shift Experience Preferred. Complete benefit program, excellent working conditions and good starting rate. AUTOTROLCORP. 6200 - 3 Oaks Road Crystal Lake, III. 60014 815-459-3080 An «qual opportunity employer 3-15-3-17 NOP WANTED MAINTENANCE 2 or more years experience required. Yard work, pain­ ting, electrical skills helpful. Please phone 815-338-1800 for interview Between 8:00A.M. to4:30P.M. Monday through Friday Morton Chemical Research Center 1275 Lake Ave. Woodstock, II. An equal opportunity, employer M/ F 3-10-3-15 WANTED Teenagers to join the Round Lake Color Guard team of AVONETTES Baton Corp. Ex­ perience helpful but not necessary. Must have own transportation. REWARD and travel and pride of being a member of one of the States finest teams with professional instructors. 312-546-4721 312-223-5681 3-15 3 24 COORDINATOR Follow along program Provides supportive services to developmental^ disabled adults, and children and/or their families, throughout McHenry County. Degree in a relevant area and experience preferred. Cell THOMAS GOUAN Pioneer Center for the Exceptional 5005 W. McCullom Lake Rd. McHenry, III. 815-344-1219 An equal opportunity employer 3 10-3 17 HEAT TREATER EXPERIENCED TOP WAGES AND BENEFITS PERMANENT Apply in person J.E. HOFFMAN t CO. 739 N Lak# St Mundelein, III. an equal opportunity employer 3-1TF Full time, female wanted, Riverside Laundry, 1304 N. Front St., McHenry, 385-0635. 66 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED CAMCE SALE DRAFTSMAN Manufacturer of Industrial Ovens needs person with 2 years experience in sheet metal. Electrical experience helpful. Excellent opportunity to progress in fast growing department. PRECISION QUINCY 220 N. Madison St. Woodstock. III. 3-15-3-17 SALES POSITION CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-327-9696 For recorded Message j 24 Hours A Day | 3-15-3-17 McHENRVAREA REAL ESTATE BROKER NEEDED! Our manager has been promoted, and we are seeking an aggressive in­ dividual to manage our McHenry Office AN EXCELLENT CAREER OPPORTUNITY WITH A FAST CROWING FIRM For confidential interview Contact LYN KESSIE at ERA, BEHRENS & ZAUN, INC. REALTORS 344-1010 3-10-3-17 FMbMftvitE * CAFETERIA CASHIER 2:00 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. Monday thru Friday • CAFETERIA ATTENDANT Midnight to S:00 A.M. Friday ft Saturday Prepare sandwiches, salads, serve food * COOK 10:00 P.M. to 4:30 A.M. Sunday thru Thursday Night Responsible for light volume hot food preparation. These positions are with Marriott Corporation. Apply: BAXTER LABORATORIES Rout* 120 i Wilson Road Round Lake, II. Ask receptionist for Marriot Application 312-546-6311 Extension 2410 An equal opportunity employer M/F 3 15 COORDINATOR Community Education and Prevention Program Provides Community Education and Prevention Programs on developmental ly disabilities throughout McHenry County. Degree in a relevant area and experience preferred in at least one of the following: Developmental Disabilities, Nutrition, Genetics and Prenatal care. Call THOMAS GOLLAN Pioneer Center for the Exceptional 5005 W. McCullom Lake Rd. McHenry. III. 815-344-1219 An equal opportunity employer 3-10-3-17 HELP WANTED You'll love it in July when it's 95. Our new, air conditioned plant is open and we have day and night shift positions open. Full time only. Along with a good starting salary and plenty of opportunity for advancement, you will enjoy: * Clean-pleasant bench work * Company paid health ft life insurance * 5 Merit reviews your first year. Experience not necessary. We will train. Apply in person only LINCO ELECTRONICS INC. 1330 Belden St., McHenry (The Wm. Tonyan Industrial Site) 3-15-3-17 EN6INEERIN6 DffARTMEMT ASSISTANT We are offering an outstanding opportunity, to an ambitious person who is detailed minded, and wants to learn electrical and sheetmetal drafting. Excellent benefits and starting salary. For interview: CALL KEN STEINER 312-546-8225 THE GRIEVE CORPORATION Needlecraft counselors wanted, full or part time, work with beautiful Better Homes & Garden crafts or be a Party Hostess, and earn valuable gifts, 815-678-3492. 65 BABY SITTER, after school hours and school holidays Holiday Hills Area, 815-344- 1564. 66 ETON MACHINE CO. 176 A Burtons Bridge McHwnry, Illinois Experienced machinist needed for expansion program. Immediate openings 1st shift. Starting salary open, overtime available. Apply to above address or call 815-459-8777 3-15-3-17 FAIRWAY INN At Pistakee Country Club W. Bay Rd. (Rte. 134) McHenry Experienced WAITRESSES BARTENDERS To Open March 31 Call Days 385-9854 3-15-3-22 HELP WANTED FULLTIME * GLADSTONE DEPT. STORE Company benefits including Health Insurance. Apply in person with resume GLADSTONE 1219 N.Green St. McHenry. III. 60050 3-15-3-17 BAR PERSON • Experience Port Time/Full Time Apply in person after 4 DR. JAY'S 4512 W. Route 120 McHenry, III. 3-3-3-15 PART TIME MANAGER 3-4 Nights a Week Must have experience in supervision Apply in Person McHENRY THEATRE After 6:30 P.M. 3-15-3-17 SECRETARY/ RECEPTIONIST FULLTIME 5^ Day Week Must be a resident of City For complete information call 385-0953 or 385-0947 3-10-3-15 Experienced Mature WAITRESSES Port time. Weekends a must. Apply in person DR. JAY'S 4512 W. Route 120 McHenry. III. 3-3-3-15 ROUND LAKE, ILL. 60073 3-15-3-17 LEGAL SECRETARY FULL TIME typing, dictaphone, some shorthand. Experience preferred. Call for interview 815-459-8806 3-15-3-17 NEED CASH FOR MOTHER S DAY, FATHER'S DAY, AND GRADUATION? Make good money on your own time selltna aualitv oroducts. Call MRS. BAUER WOMAN To work in photo lab, ex­ perience in this type of work is not necessary, however a background in art work of some kind would be helpful. This is Seasonal work Call 385-8150 3-15-3-17 MACHINISTS Operators for Surface Grinders Full or Part Time First ft Second Shift Must have experience. Paid vacations, holidays & in­ surance. 815-385-1910 Volo, III. 3-10-3-17 for mi STORAGE SPACE all sizes, inside or out, Monthly rental, The Keep Mini-Warehouse, 815- 455-0095. 3-lTF CLEAN SLEEPING Rooms Daily or weekly, small furnished apartment, 385-0266 or 385-8905. 3-lTF WAREHOUSE or factory space from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385-1079. 3-lTF 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom a p a r t m e n t s , s t o v e , refrigerator, air conditioning, no pets, 344-1961 or 344-0880. 3- 1TF STORAGE SPACE Storebin Mini Warehouses, 4400 Bull Valley Road, McHenry, 385- 0461 or 338-2126. 3-lTF UNDER NEW M A N A G E M E N T V F W , Clubhouse and Hall for rent, Seating capacity for 400. Call 385-9860 9 to 12 weekdays or after 6pm. 3-lTF Johnsburg Farm buildings, light assembly or misc. uses, Three Phase 220 V Service, 5 bedroom home, 17 acres, town location, phone 312-991-2711. 60TF New owner of small apartment, complex, is desirous of meeting mid-age prospective tenants for tastefully decorated top condition, 2 bedroom apart­ ments in town, phone 312-381- 2059. 65 GARDEN QUARTER" 2 bedroom condo, appliances, carpeting, central air washer & dryer, $280 plus security deposit, 815-344-1000. 65 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT 1st floor, close to town, $225, 385-6130 or 385-5970. 66 Waterfront deluxe, 2 bedroom apt., carpeting, stove, refrigerator, 4 block from shopping, adults, no pets, 385- 3493 . 65TF 2 bedroom apartment, in town location, heat furnished, carpeted. 385-4679. 66 RANCH CONDO for rent, 2 bedrooms, 14 baths, tile kit­ chen, and bath, dishwasher, garbage disposal, appliances, air conditioning, draperies, carpeting and attached garage, 385-0936. 65 3 BEDROOM HOME hot water heat, newly decorated, large yard $300 month, after 6pm 385- 7236. 65 Newly decorated large offices for rent, kitchen privileges and utilities, large parking area, 385-7236. 65 SPRING GROVE 4 room heated) apaflUesoy ideal for C 0 U r i j K 8 1 5 - 6 7 5 - Large luxurious duplex on water, 2 bedrooms, double vanity bath, living room, dining area, kitchen with breakfast area, patio, gas barbeque, washer & dryer, garage in town, Vfc block to shopping. 385- 3493. 62TF 2 bedroom apartment, large living room with dining area, stove, $300 month includes heat and water, security deposit, no pets, 385-0140. 66 HOUSE SALE: Bamboo fur­ niture, hide-a-bed, china cabinet, solid maple furniture, some antiques, air conditioner, linens, tools, much -misc, Saturday 9am til dark, 4704 W. Lakeshore Dr., McCullom Lake, 66 Beautiful Duncan Phyfe dining room set, 4 pc. bedroom set, solid maple bed, misc. fur­ niture, some antiques & collectibles, lots of misc. March 16,17 & 18th, 9 to 5, 5407 Wonder Woods Dr. Wonder Lake, 65 HEAL ESTATE BY OWNER 3 bedroom ranch, ceramic kitchen and bath* new carpeting, finished basement with bar and half bath, Cooney Heights, call 385-3217. 66 BY OWNER New modern ranch home, 2-3 bedrooms, cath. ceilings, fully carpeted, 2 baths, central air, 2 car at­ tached garage, plus extras, $50,900.815-344-1008. C-68 New 3 bedroom ranch, walk out basement, 2 car garage, $55,500. call 312-223-4011. 66 5 acres for sale by owner, $6,000 per acre, On Pioneer Road near Rte. 31, excellent View, call after 5pm 385-3940. 66 BY OWNER McHenry Shores, all the goodies in £ rooms, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, cf a, all appliances, 2 car garage and more $64,900.815-385-9271. PETS m SALE AKC COLLIE PUPS, sable & Tri's good lines, 815-344-1007. 66 Afghan pups, AKC shots and wormed, 3 males, 1 female, 312- 244-5760. 65 HOUSCS HORSES BOARDED Pasture $40 mo. Box Stalls $75 mo. Daily Grain TurnOut Outside Riding Arena RAJA ACRES (Serving McHenry/Woodstock Area) Call MOTOftCVCUS FOfl RENT 385-5385 3-15-3-17 OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE NOW 1-2-3 ROOM SUITE IDEAL FOR PROFESSIONAL USE Doctor, Lawyer, Acct., Real Estate. Aircehd., parking, 1st floor 2309 JOHNSBURG RD. In beautiful downtown Johnsburg 385-0152 by Gerry Johnson A Nun's Story Not to be Missed 1973 HONDA 175 CL electric start, excellent condition, garage kept, low original miles, $400,385-2148 after 5:30. 66 1976 HONDA 550 F Super Sport, 2700 miles, like new, back rest, & luggage rack, metal flake blue, $1,400 or best offer, 815- 653-9989. 66 KAWASAKI PRE-SEAS0N SALE All models in stock. Buy now and save! KZ750 •1,595 GOOD TIMES CYCLERY Mon. thru Fri. 10-7 Sat. 10-5 Sun. 11-3 459-1631 Rte. 14 W. of 31 Crystal Lake, II. 3-15-3-17 tUSWESS OPfORTUWTV THRIVING BUSINESS FOR SALE 400 Regular Customers. Residential-Commercial- Industrial. Truck and miscellaneous equipment. Excellent potential 815-385-3159 3-10TF, For the first 20 years or so of Edith Stadick's life, the unexpected was the nor­ mal course of events. Now 87 years old, and called Sis­ ter Edith since becoming a nun in 1920, she was born in the Austrian Alps and spent her early years in Mu­ nich, Germany. As a young girl, Sister Edith was intent on a career --an unusual ambition for a woman in those times. "I wanted to be either a model or a fashion design­ er," Sister Edith told a PET COLUMN LOST LOST FEMALE BEAGLE vicinity Johnsburg, Road & Riverside Dr., Childrens pet. 385-2661. 66 GIVEAWAY 1 German Shepherd, 2 lab puppies, 385-9659. 65 ~P-- ZZ English Setter & Collie puppies, call after 4pm weekdays, anytime weekends, 385-5897. 65 tMTS It MOTORS 1975 Mark Twain 1201.O., 16 ft. full canvas, extras, $4,500. 815- 344-2576. 66 SIWWMWUS 1969 Artie Cat, good condition, first $200 takes it, call after 6pm 815-385-1869. 66 WANTED TO MY Used Drafting table, 815-653- 3892. 66 Wanted: Gun collections or any unwanted guns. Call 815-385- 6455 for appointment. 70 Old type washing machine, with wringer, 385-3150. • 65£ WANTED TO RENT Respectable family of 4 would like to rent 2 or 3 bedroom home, call 385-5749. 66 WANTED FARM to rent with good buildings and solid house, 815-344-1562. 70> SITUATION WANTED ENTERTAINMENT for Senior Citizens Clubs, over fifty clubs or churches, 385-3717. 67 PERSONALS NOTICE WANTED Nursing mother needed for mole being treated for in­ testinal disorder. Prefer un­ wed or ADC mother, but not necessary. Treatment paid in cash and will furnish own transportation. Please include phone number in reply. Stric­ tly confidential. McHENRY PLAINDEALER •OX MA 3 ' 3R12 W. ELM ST. II. mSBEL 40050 -15-3-17 writer from The National Council on the Aging. "Looking back, I suppose that stems from having al­ ways liked nice things, es­ pecially clothes." When she was 20, Sister Edith got a job helping a wealthy German family put on parties. She was paid well and soon learned to mix easily with the famous people who attended the parties. To realize her career am­ bitions, Sister Edith felt it was important to learn the English language. A few years later, this prompted her to move to London, where she landed a position with Helena Rubinstein as lUttV MtTNMY HAPPY 40(li Love, Karen, Phil Don & Pete 315 Love, Jason & Joshua & Mom HAPPY 40tk BIRTHDAY WAYNE! Christmas is over! Take your lights down. 63 CARD Of THANHS I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all who sent flowers, cards, and gifts, and to all who visited me during my recent illness, at McHenry Hospital, Special thanks to the Nurses at McHenry Hospital, V.F.W. Auxiliary members and the American Legion Auxiliary for their kindnesses. Vickie Gleason 65 Curt, Bill & Sue HAPPY BIRTHDAY IMOEMN the cosmetic queen's maid. "She was already ex­ tremely wealthy back then," Sister Edith recalled, "and very shrewd and frugal."; Although she primarily worked at Rubinstein's home, occasionally SLSter Edith helped mix the facial creams. % - "It was a very elegant es-' tablishment," Sister Eifilh said. "Wealthy, beautiful ladies would come to get their hair and faces done before going to parties. Fart of the attraction was the royal treatment they got," By 1914, Sister Edith was ready to return to Ger­ many. World War I started though, and she and Rubin­ stein's cook decided , to come to America. "We thought the par would be over in a matter of months," she said, "and then we'd return hojne. Little did we know!'" When Sister i,;E<iith's brother didn't meet them in New York, the two women weni. to Leo House, a place which helped young Wcfcnen. They were rather upset to find that Leo House was a convent for the Sisters of St. Agnes. Fortunately, it was run like a hotel, and Sister Edith soon got a job as a maid. After locating her brother in Detroit, Sister Edith left Leo House to live with him. "I was trying to decide what to do with my life," she said. "I wanted to help people, and I kept thinking about the convent. Even though I resisted, Leo House had a very strong pu^l." Finally, she returned to the convent and received her diploma in 1920. She was assigned to Kansas, which she didn't care for, and requested a transfer to Fond du Lac, where she was a nurse for 40 years. After additional schooling, she taught nurse's aides un­ til she was 80, deciding then to step down. For the last eight years she has coordi­ nated the volunteer candy stripers. "I think about retiring al­ together occasionally," Sis­ ter Edith said, then added with a laugh. "So far: I haven't been too success­ ful." I p Asked about cfraffges *in a nun's life over the years, she agrees that many have occurred, but says, 4>e should not always talk of the past, but should look forward to the future.".. As for her own life as nun, Sister Edith has i o regrets. "I never thought 1 would become a nun, blit war changes many thing: she said. "Besides, even a< youngster I was a bit re gious minded. All in all i s been a good life and I'ie had a lot of fun." Of her life now, Sisftr Edith says, "I'm glad I c n work yet and Use my mir i. In many ways, it's the bjt time of my life." /phow to become 3-15 Love, Jason & Joshua NOTICE 3-10-3-17 SHAPE UP With o styled hair shaping and free mm AND CURL UP With a Perky wave with Vitamin E shampoo $16.50 S0UTH6ATE BEAUTY SALON ^ Tuesday ft Wednesday Only MARCH 1st thru MARCH 29th 810 FRONT ST. McHENRY 815-385-2966 3-1-3-22TF1 How To Choose i%. Dental Products j Consumers are finding t more and more difficult^ o know what dental care pn I- ucts to buy because so ma y new ones are constantly be! g introduced. It's hard for., n individual to decide the tyj s that are important and i e brands that are useful q d effective. Your best advice on den il products can come from y< r family dentist. Don't hesiti e to ask for his opinions. } e may suggest a particu ir dental care item or brand tl it best meets your own perso d needs. The most important ite is in good oral ifetf-care"1 le dental floss, toothbrushes fluoride dentifrices, acco to a new booklet publi by the American Den&l Association. The ADA o tinually reviews comme dental care products allows those proven effect and safe to use its stateme of acceptance on packagij and in advertising. Dentists themselves depe on the ADA's evaluation classification of the profi sional products used in th practices. More information on t| subject is contained in booklet, How to Become Wise Dental Consumer. Foi free copy write the Americi Dental Association, Dept. 211 E. Chicago Ave., Chicai Dl. 60611. BEST OF PRI True Silence may be gol< en, but sometimes it just guilt. -News, Shumaker, Ai r