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GOT* fop y<jO HELP WANTED NEEDED SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS McHenry Community High School Certifica­ tion required. If inter­ ested call ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 3926 W. Main Street 3857900 HIRE JUST THE RIGHT PERSON FOR THE JOB WITH A PLAINDEALER CLASSIFIED....PHONE 385-0170 TO PLACE YOUR AD. FEMALE HELP WANTED MATURE woman to watch four small children four afternoons a week from 12 noon to 4:30 p.m. 385-8493. 10-11/10-13 POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS AND GENERAL FACTORY We will train Full Time Day Shift 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Apply in person Strand Dress Mfg. Co. 3011 W. Rt. 120 McHenry MALE HaP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED General Factory work avaiable now. For women to operate smal machines. ASSEMBLY OR WIRING AND SOLDERING DAYS 8: A.M. - 4:30 P.M. NITES 5: P.M. - 1:30 A.M. Complete Company sponsored benefit program which includes: Shift premium - free hospitalization and life insurance - 10 paid holidays and many more. Industries Inc. SWITCH DIVISION/CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS TILKPHONKi 010 * 469 • SOOO • S0014 an equal opportunity employer. 10-11/10-13 HORSES FOR SALE 2 AGED MARES both sound and have had all shots and wormed (Boys have outgrown these baby sitters) One 10 year old registered quarter mare in foal to permanent stud Okla­ homa Star and Poco breeding, One 6 year old Buckskin Jr. horse. Gentle for kids. AH these horses have been shown in pleasure, trail and games, and have won t many ribbons. CALL 815-385-3840 NOTICE LOST bright carpet colors... restore them with Blue Lus­ tre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Coast to Coast Store. 4400 W. Rte. 120, McHenry Market Place, McHenry, III. 10-11 GRISWOLD LAKE Home Own­ ers Association is accepting bids on snow plowing for the full '72 - '73 season. Sealed bids must be submitted by October ?5th. Send to Gris- wold Lake Home Owners As­ sociation, c/o Melody Steele, 2113 South Highwood, Mc­ Henry, 111. 10-11 & 10-18 OCTOBER 26, Roast Beef Din­ ner 5 to 9 p.m. $1.50 each 10c Beer, McHenry Moose. 10-11 PART TIME A1 HELIARC WELDER Must be able to tig-weld tool Rtnel on Linde unit 385-0972 10-6/10-11 CLEAN UP MAN Full Time To do various duties in local car dealership. HOURS: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. APPLY IN PERSON ASK FOR SAM Sunnyside Dodge 4810 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, Illinois 10-11/10-13 Shear Operator EXPERIENCED •Steady work •Good starting rates •Benefits APPLY IN PERSON Precision Quincy 220 N. Madison Woodstock, III. 10-11/10-13 Phone 385-0170 to place your ad REAL ESTATE LOT 50x150 by the running Mi 11 stream on the corner of North Avenue and C learbrook. It also has a 1 Vi car garage, 16x24, with city water and sewer. Call for appointment between 5:30 P.M. - 6:30 P.M. 815-385-5529. 10-6/10-13 F OR SALE, Northwest Wonder Lake Area. 5 good farm acres on blacktop. Excellent terms. 312-231-1025. 9-27TF12 OPEN HOUSE ! in Wonder Lake Coral & Thompson Roads I SATURDAY & SUNDAY I New Homes | G.I.'s...No money down! • Fantastic low down on FHA J terms and 10 per cent I down on conventional loans | 3 & 4 bedroom ranches • | $21,900 to $27,900. I B&K CONSTRUCTION ( ^ 312-529-3900 10/4TF12 REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE flow's the best time to build ... or buy You'll be glad you made the move today, and 5 years from now! REAL ESTATE 10/4TF12 FOR RENT SMALL 3 bedroom house lo­ cated Park St., McHenry. • Available Nov. 1st, $175.00. per month. Call 312-223- 4400. 10-11 PET CENTER McHenry Singer To Be Featured In Church Rites PETS THAT NEED A HOME NEW Frank Lloyd Wright : Design: Model j • 3 Bedroom Ranch • • Brick Stucco Front j • R/C Sides j • Choice Dishwasher \ or Range • Ceramic Bath • & Foyer : • Carpeting i • One Piece Hooded i Tub | • Storm & Screens j $22,900 i L A Zidek Const 815-653-6984 BLUE RIBBON HOMES FEATURING REAL OLD-FASHIONED CRAFTSMANSHIP 9-29/10-20 TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED PHONE 385-0170 WONDER LAKE McHENRY NEW 3 BEDROOM RANCH Basement, Carpeting, Air Conditioning. Very Low down payment. Only $23,900 B & K CONSTRUCTION 312-529-3900 . REDUCE SAFE and fast with GoBese Tablets & E-Vap "wa­ ter pills" Bolger Drug. 10-11TF1 2 BEDROOM house, utilities Inc., Adults Only. $160.00. 4507 Hilltop, Wonder Lake. 312-PR 9-5358. 10-11 2 BR. HOUSE, detached l^car garage. Available November 1st. sec. deposit, 1 year lease, no pets, references required. $135 month plus utilities. Call 385-2107. 10-11/10-13 Available November 1, fur­ nished 1 bedroom house in Country Club Sub. Security Deposit required. 385-1328. 9/27TF12 ROOM for rent in private home. Working gentleman preferred. Kitchen privileges included. $20.00 per week. Phone 385-1598. 10-11 2 BEDROOM apartment in town, carpeted $150.00 month 1st and last month in ad­ vance. Available Oct. 15th. 815-385-1489. 10-11/10-13 SLEEPING ROOM, furnished, private bath and entrance. 312- JU7-2453. 10-13TF2 4 ROOM HOUSE for rent for elderly or retired couple. In­ quire 815 W. Blvd. Lily Lake Sub. or 385-7708. 10-4TF12 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT in town, stove, refrigerator, carpeting and air conditioning furnished. No pets. Lease references and security de­ posit required. Immediate occupancy. Call 385-1116 for appointment. 10/4TF12 SPACIOUS 2 Bedroom & 1 Bedroom Apartments with private patio, elec­ tric heat, refrigerator, stove, garbage disposal. SEE OR CALL May Development Co. 9716 N. Rte. 12 Richmond, ni. 815-6782861 10/4TF12. ! 3 BEDROOM ! I HOUSE | | in McHenry near schools | I $200 a month. Security • deposit & references re- B | quired. Phone 459-8093 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.) LAKELAND PARK WATER "Dear Editor: "I would like to commend the McHenry Police department for its actions on behalf of the residents of Lakeland Park last Friday evening. "I had heard last Wednesday that the drinking water in Lakeland Park - was con­ taminated and needed to be boiled to be safe for drinking. As -three out of the four members of my family were suffering from abdominal cramps, I was very interested in finding out if this was true. When the Friday Plaindealer came out and there was no mention of any problem, I thought that it must be a rumor. "At ^3 o'clock Friday af­ ternoon I called the McHenry County Board of Health and at thatftime no one had an answer. At 4:30 Mr. McDonnell called me and verified that the water was contaminated. I asked what steps were being taken to inform the public. He said that he had no authority to make a release to the public. He said Mr. Wissell, the administrator, was out of the office and the weekend was coming up. I then called McHenry city hall ( now about 4:45) and asked for Earl Walsh. He was not there. I asked if anyone was there. No one was in the office. I was given another office number for Mr. Walsh, but there was no answer there either. So I decided to call the police. At approximately 4:50 I called the McHenry Police department and they knew nothing of the situation. They promised to check it out and take whatever immediate action was indicated. By 5:20 squads were in Lakeland Park announcing to the residents the situation and what to do about it. At 6 o'clock an officer was in my home taking a written statement from me about the sequence of events. "Lakeland Park is a part of the city of McHenry, but it gets (and pays for) its water from the Ladd company. Rumors have been flying around about the water all week. There are too many discrepancies in the statements made by Alderman Jerry Rogers for me to ac­ curately relay his role. I per­ sonally do not know Mr. Rogers, but he called me Friday evening to reassure me that the city cares. I did not completely understand his position, but he promised that he would do everything he could to find out what happened and get back to me in a few days. "I called Fred Meyer, city superintendent of public works, Friday evening also. He said that Mr. McDonnell called him about 5:30 and that he then called the police and told them to go out. May I remind you that the police were already in Lakeland Park by 5:20. Mr. Meyer also promised me he would do everything he could to find out what happened. When asked if he felt there was an unneccessary delay in notifying PAGE 15-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1972 the public he said 'no, but I r ~ - • can't swear to this.' "There also seems to be a discrepancy in what time the test results came back. Mr. Wissell says they came back at 4. He was out of the office at this time. According to Mr. Wissell, Mr. McDonnell finally found him at approximately 4:45. At this time he gave Mr. McDonnell, authority to notify the McHenry Police depart­ ment and have them make the announcement. When asked if he felt there was an un­ neccessary delay in notifying the public, he said 'no.' It was\ Saturday morning when l\ talked to Mr Wissell and he assured me that the water was now o.k. Police had also an­ nounced this in Lakeland Park. According to him, the Ladd water people came out Friday evening and drained the lines and added chlorine which took care of the problem. "I am not an expert in water purification, but I do know that theoretically that should work for bacteria. But I ask, how much chlorine? How often should it be added? What about the water laying in the lines? How long does it take the chlorinated water to flush out all the bacteria that is in the lines? Since the sulphur level was also too high, what was done about that? Does high sulphur cause cramps? And, most especially, how can you assume 'it is safe without retesting it? "The McHenry Police Department told me that there would be an investigation made by the County Board of Health, Ladd's company, the city of McHenry and the En­ vironmental Protection agency of Springfield. I sincerely hope there will be an investigation and that the public will be made aware of the results. "The question still remains, 'Why did it take a private citizen to get action going to inform people of a public health hazard?' "Sincerely, "Karen Marino '5221 W. Shorehill drive •"McHenry" MASKED SNOOPER - Snoopy Raccoon was an inquisitive visitor in several classrooms at Edgebrook school recently. Snoopy's antics delighted the children, and the animal acted as though he thought school was "cool", too. Snoopy demonstrated his fondness for his favorite people food, fruit loops, by eating a big pocketful from the hands of his adopted caretakers, Jamie and Kenneth Kirk. Snoopy and four of his brothers and sisters were orphaned as babies. Snoopy is making his home temporarily with Jamie and Kenneth until he is able to care for himself safely in his natural environment. In the meantime, Jamie and Kenneth are taking loving care of their animal friend, since they promised that he would be set free when he is mature. He was rescued from a chimney by a game warden and given to the family to raise. SERVICE NEWS suburban Kankakee church for the past five years. Congregational singing and choir directing is under the direction of Gary Gunn, youth and music director of the First Baptist church of Litchfield, 111. "We are sure that many local residents of the greater McHenry area will want to hear Mrs. Amici sing each evening," were the encouraging words of the Rev. Virgle Chappell, pastor of the McHenry church. Services begin at 7:30 each evening. Mrs. Amici will be featured with a special block of time devoted to her. The em­ phasis will continue through Sunday evening, Oct. 15. The church is located on South Route 31. Sick Notes BOY INJURED Mike Perry, a 14-year-old Johnsburg boy, was injured in the accidental shooting of a pellet gun this past week. He is confined to McHenry hospital and would appreciate cards or letters. Hospital News McHENRY HOSPITAL Patients admitted to McHenry hospital included Donald Swanson, Kirsten Sondergaard, John Gerth, Steven Sterka, Michael Perry, Thoresa Bazetz, Bernice M u s i e l a k , R o b e r t a Hueckstaedt, William Broker, Lester Schneider, Joyce Adams, Heather Toussaint, Petra Rangel, Gust Dimopoulous, Anton Blake, Ray Andersen, Jr., Melody Ruth, Geraldine Nowicki, Oden Hubsch, McHenry; William Salmen, Regina Welter, Wonder Lake; Sean Wagner, Ringwood. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Admittances in Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Master Kevin Beissert, Charles Brda, Charles McMillen, Debra Mack, McHenry; Shirley Crago, Harry Marinier, Yolanda Lopez, Wonder Lake. Births McHENRY HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Martin Klap- perich announce the birth of a son, Oct. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Muise are parents of a son Oct. 6. A son was born Oct. 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Busche. Mr. and Mrs. James Hellumy of Wonder Lake became parents of a son Oct. 8. On Oct. 8 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Don Sondrock. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olson are parents of a daughter Oct. 9. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Erickson are parents of a son Oct. 6. Pvt. John Zriny, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tonyan of McHenry, has graduated from basic training at Fort Polk, La. He is now in training for military police at Fort Gordon, Ga. Navy Seaman Eddie S. Atkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Atkins of 331 W. Northlake, McHenry, par­ ticipated in Exercise "Strong Express" off the coast of Norway aboard the fast combat support ship USS Detroit. "Strong Express" is the largest combined land, sea and air exercise ever held by the allied countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. More than HX> designs, at prices you can afford. Such a marvelous variety of styles for you to choose from that you may have trouble making up your mind. Ranches, split-levels, bi- levels, tri-leveis, two-story homes. All styled for the most discrimi­ nating families by America's foremost architects. See them all and select the one that best fits into your budget--and buy now. There's never been a better time to purchase that perfect home for your lot. A W.G.Best home is a home to settle down in, to really live in. Come see for yourself...today. EVERYONE NEEDS ONE OF ? No one needs four of! Adorable black Poodle - Terrier pups, 2 male, 2 female, small to medium in size, perfect for inside the house. Phone 385-6494. TF12 Mrs. Angela Amici, who has sung in opera and on the con­ cert stage throughout the country, is singing each evening of this week at the First Baptist church of McHenry. The church is in­ volved in a week of spiritual emphasis in which the Rev. Roland Satterfield, pastor of Bethel Baptist church, Bour- bonnais. 111., is guest speaker. The Rev. Satterfield is a member of the Illinois Baptist State association board of directors and has pastored the ANGELA AMICI As a public service of the McHenry Plaindealer all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" are Free. The only requirements are: The animals 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 to good home. 2 puppies, 1 tan, 1 spotted. Phone 385-7041 or 385-3539. 10-11 OR ARE LOOKING FOR THEIR MASTER