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MALE HELP WANTED • MALE HELP WANTED • MALE HELP WANTED Man for garden and yard work, 3 miles south of McHenry 459-1249. 3/1-3/6 Maintenance Electrician DAY SHIFT Will perform general maintenance as well as electrical work. Phone Peisonnel Manager for Appointment 815-653-2841 or 815-385-3964 MODINE P.O. Box 458 McHenry, Illinois an equal opportunity employer MAINTENANCE MAN 3:30 P.M. - MIDNIGHT Good mechanical duiiiiy tequiieu, Tor varied type of maintenance work. Phone Peisonnel Manager for Appointment 815-653-2841 or * 815-385-3964 I MODINE P.O. Box 458 McHenry, Illinois an equal opportunity employer •3-6 Looking for a new home? Check the real estate ads. Active Welcome Wagon ex­ pansion provides openings for Welcome Wagon Host­ esses in McHenry. Active community back­ ground preferred. Must type, have use of car. Flexible hours, attractive income. CALL 385-4351 3-6/3-8 EXPERIENCED COTTER On ladies dresses. Full time work. APPLY IN PERSON STRAND DRESS MFG. 3011 W. Rte. 120 McHemy, III. 3/6-3/8 FEMALE HELP WANTED Part Time EVENING HELP AT McHENRY HOSPITAL SNACK BAR. For Interview Call MRS. EDNA MARSTON 385-2424 >3-6/3-8 WAITRESS WANTED PART TIME Apply In Person DORKIES BEEF & EGGER 4213 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, III. 3-6/3-8 PRODUCTION FOREMAN Previous experience in a metal fabricating plant preferred. Exempt salary, excellent fringe benefits, submit resume including salary in confidence to personnel manager. MODINE P.O. Box 458 McHenry, Illinois an equal opportunity employer r I I I I I I I EXPERIENCED WAITRESS STEAK HOUSE & COCKTAIL LOUNGE Call 678-7766 FOR INTERVIEW I I I I I I I FULL TIME SALES WORK 5 day week. Prefer some experience. Apply At Once Ben Franklin Store Mr. Dean TOOLROOM MACHINIST Must be capable of setting up and operating various tool room machines. Will and fixtures. Industrial experience or trade school training will be considered. Phone Personnel Manager for Appointment 815-653-2841 or 815-385-3964 |l\/l ODINE P.O. Box 458 McHenry, Illinois an equal opportunity employer RFAL ESTATE McHENRY-WHISPERING OAKS Cond., ranch, garage, private entrance, immediate occupancy, 4712 Oakwood Drive. 312-GL3-1667 3-83-20 Small house for sale to be moved off lot. 385-0403 3-6-3-15 Remodeled older house in town, 2 br. 1 story expandable J^bsmt. no realtors $29,000, 385-5789. 3/1TF12 Northwest vacant 5 acre homesite on blacktop road, Wonder Lake area. 312-231- 1025. 3/1TF12 _ BULL VALLEY i ; 4.3 Acres Beautiful area. Owner will give terms. $16,500.00 islL 312-447-6873 '3/6-3/8 MALE HELP WANTED TIRE SERVICE MAN AND TRAINEE Well established tire dealer offers excellent opport­ unity for energetic person with some passenger or truck tire experience. Also have opening for trainee in tire recap shop. Good starting wage. Paid vacations, free hospitalization and life insurance. Call 815-459-5115 Ask for Marty 3/6-3/8 I •3z6 FEMALE HELP WANTED I I I • I EARN TOP WAGES EXPERIENCED ALL AROUND MACHINISTS TOOL & DIE MAKERS Interesting prototype work Pleasant working conditions Overtime available Hospitalization plan, vacation & holidays ASTRO CRAFT INC. 3915 Spring Grove Rd. McHenry, Illinois 815-385-4800 Johnsburg Area 3/6.3/8 •ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLERS •SHEET METAL MACHINE OPERATORS •WELDERS (Gas & Mig) 50 Hour Work Week Company benefits Include: Company Paid •Major Medical Insurance •Hospitalization •Sick Leave •$4,000.00 Life Ins. •9 Paid Holidays •Vacations 13/6-3/81 Apply Daily 7:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. THE GRIEVE CORPORATION Industrial and Laboratory Ovens and Furnaces 500 HART ROAD RO'JND LAKE, ILL. 60073 FEMALE HELP WANTED GENERAL CAFETERIA Also wanted on a call in basis Good starting pay Phone 815-459-7700 312-546-8225 3/1-3/6 3/6-3/8 KENTUCKY / FRIED CHICKEN^ Now Under Construction In McHeniy Has Openings For WOMEN FULL TIME 18 YEARS or OLDER CALL 312-949-5221 For Information 3-6 AU AROUND MACHINIST 3 Years minimum experience • Top Wages • Paid holidays • Hospitalization and Life Insurance • Vacation • Overtime available Excellent working conditions in modern plant • PREM ENTERPRISES INC. 3519 N. Chapel Hill Rd. McHenry, III. % 815-385-2700 st-ry OF JOHNSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT 12 PAGE 11 - PLA1NDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6.1974 district. This actually is the least enrollment increase during the past three school years, but still represents a growth of almost four classrooms of students this Jlr. May, elementary school principal, is currently making a census of all pre-school children in the district. The results of this census will be forthcoming in another issue. I I I I I I I I TOP RATING Johnsburg School District 12 received the highest rating possible (a 5 on a 5 point scale of 1-5) when evaluated by the State Department of Education personnel and eighteen evaluators from schools in northern Illinois or members of offices of county superin­ tendents of schools. Two of the evaluators were so impressed that they requested applications for teaching positions with the district. Johnsburg school's curriculum and individualizing and per­ sonalizing of instruction were listed as commendable. Many of the evaluators praised Johnsburg school's programs that take the child onward from his instructional and interest level as what the state is encouraging, and which has become a reality at Johnsburg schools Models to report pupil progress by per­ formance objectives, personal folders of students, and student and staff involvement were also thought of as exemplary. The main areas for John­ sburg school to consider for improvement in the immediate and distant future focused on: a) Expand the Industrial Arts, Home Economics, Art CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our heart­ felt appreciation for the many acts of kindness, cards and floral offerings received during the illness and passing of our loved one. Many, many thanks to all and also Father Bartel. The family of William May 3-6 Our sincere thanks for the many expressions of sympathy in our bereavement; also the kindnesses during the long illness of our wife and Mother. The Family of Elsie Olson 3-6 Lost male, poodle and terrier mix, white, vicinity Chestnut and Maplewood in Wonder Lake. 653-3261 3-6 PERSONALS WILLIAM J. LID candidate for Republican Committeeman, Nunda 8. Your vote will be appreciated on Tuesday, March 19. 2-6/3-15 I wish to contact anyone who likes to play Backgammon. 385- 3257 3-6-3-8 Reduce safe and fast with GoBese Tablets & E-Vap "Water pills" Bolger Drugs 3-6-TF-l SITUATION WANTED CHILD CARE in my home. Call 497-3353. 2-8/3-6 OFFICE JOB WANTED in McHenry area. Can type and operate switchboard or con­ sole. Can start work April 8. 312-729-8436 3-6 AND 3-13 Certified Dental Assistant, years experience. Desires' position as chair side assistant or receptionist in McHenry area. Can start on April 8. 312- 729-8436. 3-6 AND 3-13 REAL ESTATE an equal opportunity employer 3/6-3/8 Burnes ̂BROTHERS, INC. ....WHERE THE CHALLENGES ARE HAPPENING FOR SALES ORIENTED REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS. We have opportunities for SALES ASSOCIATES in our Super new location across from the McHenry Market Place. - Join McHenry County's fastest growing Real Estate firm with over a hundred exclusive listings. Mortgage money is plentiful. We will be open early in March. Contact in confidence. GARY RUDSINSKI 385-6900 4307 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, Illinois • 60050 Twice Told Tales and Music programs. These programs larked sufficient facilities and-or number of personnel at the time of evaluation. b) More assistance in the guidance-counseling area. c) Consider working with the high school for a high school in the northern area of the high school district. d) Articulation of English programs between Junior high and high school; also some social studies articulation and textbook revisions at the Middle grades level. e) Complete parking lot improvements and provide Middle school pupils with blacktopped play area in the « near future. Mr. Schappert, the state's head evaluator, condensed each subject area evaluator's report into two or three sen­ tences, and basically the most important recommendations are given as above. The final completed report is available in the administrative office should anyone want to inspect the final recommendations. SEND EVALUATORS -- Before the state evaluation in November, the Office of Superintendent of Public In­ struction had corresponded with Johnsburg school ad­ ministration requesting a number of teachers or ad­ ministrative personnel to serve as evaluators as a component of the team evaluation ap­ proach of the O.S.P.I. to assist in evaluating other schools in northeastern Illinois. After the state evaluation in November, the state requested that still more Johnsburg teachers become involved as evaluators, and as of this publication sixteen Johnsburg school teachers or ad­ ministrative personnel have served as evaluators in other schools. The following John­ sburg school personnel were involved: Dr. Andreas, Generalist; Mabel Weber, Title I Reading; Scott Seaborn, Math; Hank Schmitt, English; Mary Sigworth, Media; Ferol Tomlinson, Media; Edna Robel, Art; Dave Borger, Math; Larry Reinhard, Science; Doris Clinansmith, Reading; Mary Rose, Generalist; Jim VanBosch, Generalist; Ann Latz, Language Arts; Grace Vyduna, Generalist; Hal Thompson, Music and Randy Swikle, English. TIME CHANGE Beginning Tuesday, March 12, all Johnsburg schools will begin and dismiss on the original time schedule that was in effect until Monday, Jan. 14. At that time, for safety pur­ poses, all school times were moved back V? hour to alleviate the problem of children walking and waiting for busses in the dark during the early morning hours. The decision to resume the original time schedule on March 12 was predicated on the fact that a call to Adler planetarium and a con­ versation with the astronomer in residence there indicated that on about March l, the sunrise and time for the first Johnsburg school district bus pick-up would correlate. It was decided to allow a few extra days for even more morning light to become available, and the March 12 date was chosen at a recent Johnsburg school board meeting. ENROLLMENT As of last week, Johnsburg school continues to increase in student enrollment. At this time, there are 104 more students than at this time last year in the schools in the FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of March 8, 1934) Proposal to amend the Pure Milk association membership agreement will be made at the ninth annual meeting of the Pure Milk association con­ vening in Chicago March 13, at the auditorium theatre. Lowell Nye, Edwin Sherman and Kenneth Boley of the University of Illinois spent the weekend at their homes here. More than ninety members were present at one of the largest meetings of the year held by the McHenry County American Legion Auxiliary at Woodstock. County Com­ mander David R. Joslyn, Jr., was present and gave an outline of the joint party to be given in May at Woodstock at which time it is expected that hundreds of Legion men and women will gather for this social event of the year. Next Sunday will be a busy day at the high school gym what with Woodstock bringing over three basketball teams to play in a regularly scheduled game of the county league. Klem Berg is bringing his girls team to play the curtain raiser at 1:30. Then Joe's Aces will meet the Woodstock seconds and after that the two first teams will do battle. Weir Keck has again taken over his barber shop in West McHenry and Leonard Franzen is contemplating opening up a barber shop in the Brefeld building. Mrs. Howard Culver was hostess to the members of the Linger Longer club at her home Thursday evening. Prizes in bunco were won by Mrs. Louis McDonald, Mrs. Ray Howard and Mrs. P.J. Schaefer. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of March 10, 1949) A McHenry mother became the parent of triplets last Sunday and the youngsters are causing a great deal of interest even though they are only little Holstein calves. The mother is a seven year old Holstein and gave birth to three heifer calves weighing 51 lbs., 47 lbs., and 62 lbs. They belong to the herd of Robert Vogt, Jr., who resides north of McHenry. In the past sixteen months the bodies of forty young men from McHenry county who died during service and were buried temporarily overseas have been returned for final rites in this area. Leon H. Grosby of Edwal Laboratories, Inc., Ringwood, has been promoted from plant manager to head of the pur­ chasing department. Very attractive suggestion boxes are being placed in the local drug stores this week and a number of them will also be placed in other business houses. The Business Men's association is asking people to place in these containers their suggestions on how we can better McHenry. A new business opened March l across from the Lilymoor grade- school, for­ merly known as the Trading Post. The business to be called Lilymoor Grocery is owned and operated by brothers, Joe and Philip Terran of Chicago. Mr. Guy R. Buck, 65, passed away March 4, Mr. Buck had been a resident of Sunnyside Beach subdivision near Johnsburg for more than fif­ teen years where he spent more than half of each year. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of March 12, 1964) A kind fate saved Edwin Borter of Ann street from serious injury when he fell from a steel structure at the site of construction for the McHenry clinic. As he fell about thirty feet he landed on his neck and shoulder on some dirt, snow and straw. He had the fifth vertebra in his neck fractured and his neck was placed in a brace. A Stewart Infra Red sand­ wich truck caught fire and began to burn Monday morning just after it fulled into the Legion parking lot to make a delivery when a broken gas line caused fire to break out. This year marks the twenty- fifth anniversary of the foun­ ding of Little League baseball. Stuart M. Engh of McHenry has completed thirty-five years of service with Illinois Bell Telephone company. , Mr. and Mrs. Dick Frett and Dick, Jr., have opened Frett's Precision Watch Repair on Green street. Gerry Thennes, machinist's mate third class, U.S.N., of South Green street, is par­ ticipating in an exercise called "Operation Springboard," while serving aboard the destroyer USS Zellars in the Caribbean. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lasch returned recently from a few weeks trip to Florida. your week ahead by d». aw. damis Forecast Period: March 10 to March 16 ARIES Mar. 21 Apr. 19 3-6/3-8 TAURUS Apr. 20 • May 20 GEMINI May 21 - June 20 MOONCHILD June 21 - July 22 LEO July 23 Aug. 22 VIRGO Aug. 23 - Sept. 22 LIBRA Sept. 23 • Oct. 22 SCORPIO Oct. 23 - Nov. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22 Dec. 21 CAPRICORN Dec. 22 - Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan. 20 - Feb. 18 PISCES Feb. 19 - Mar. 20 Hold it, Aries! Someone is about to throw cold water on your long term plans. Some under your sign have been enjoying the luxury of a controlled hallucination. No doubt you already know, there's a whisper­ ing campaign going on among your routine associates. The advice is obvious. Don't become involved, further! First impression and personal grooming, ac­ cording to your chart, will play an important role. Incidentally, you must avoid excessive physical pleasures, during this cosmic cycle. Provocation and "needling" is heading your way. Remember the old saying that begins with "sticks and stones?" Don't let an associate get under your skin. Thoughts of the opposite sex could, very well, smother your ability to perform routine tasks. Lock onto your job, mission or project. During this week's cosmic cycle, you could, very well, be a case of being honest but hope­ less. Seek professional advice . . . before making a major decision. A fine cage won't feed a bird. So? Get your sense of value in order. It seems as though you're heading toward an impractical invest­ ment. Listen well, Scorpio! According to your chart, a member of the opposite sex is attempting to cross your wires with misinformation. Don't rely on outside help. It's not an ideal time to operate on promises. Turn around - only your shadow will be there. A subtle chain of events will accumulate to change a long thought out plan. Also, examine a document carefully - before giving your opinion. It's you, and you alone, that must face adverse trends. Don't look for help or sympathy. You'll have to go it alone, this week! A member of the opposite sex might offer you help; There'll be strings attached. Oh, yes! You'll face a bad case of self pity. PERSONALITY PROFILE For your Sun Sign Analysis, send the day, month, year and place of birth, plus $1.00 for postage and handling to Dr. Andrew W. Damis, P. O. Bo* 12766, St. Petersburg, Florida 33733. PET CENTER got A eft FQR yoO --1 TO BE GIVEN AWAY 2 puppies, part cocker spaniel. 385-2270 3-6 , 6 month old dog, half Shepherd and half Huskie. Good with children. 385-3689 3-6 1 r