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PAGE 12 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1974 FEMALE HELP WANTED Girl Wanted for part-time work in Newspaper production. Must be able to type. Apply in person, Fridays Only. At The McHenry Plaindealer. BOATS & MOTORS • BOATS & MOTORS Young woman part time, hours almost your own, good pay. Apply in person Marks Marine, 3622 W. Elm St., McHenry, 111. 385-5200. 4-19 4-24 Woman to help with house work a few hours a day, 5 days a week, for elderly couple. Needs own transportation. Call 385- 7905 evenings. 4-19 4-24 McHENRY OFFICE- Phone work, taking orders. Need pleasant voice. Part time 4 hours mornings or evenings. Straight hourly salary. Age 20 or older Call 385-0258 ask for Mrs. Post. 4-24 4-26 Woman for telephone answering service. Must also have typing experience. Saturdays and Sundays required. Call 385-3934. 4-24 tf 1-2 LOOKING FOR A SPECIAL SERVICE? CHECK THESE CLASSIFIED. 21* THOMPSON, I.O. full canvas, 140 HP Best offer. 385- 1501 4-19 4-26 G 21' LARSEN 160 I.O. with trailer. Full canvas, complete coho. equip. 815-385-1859 after 6 p.m. 4-19 4-26 G 16' Larson 50 HP o-b Mercury tilt trailer, extras, good condition asking $1,100.00. Call after 5:00 P.M. 385-5083. 4-17 4-24 G FEMALE HELP WANTED 16 ft. ARROWGLASS, 70 HP Mercury with gator tilt trailer, / with accessories $1,700 or b$si/1 offer. After 5 p.m. 385-5003 4-10 4-26 G I 17' Glasscraft fiberglass boat, 60 HP - OB motor electric start, Balko tilt trailer and other accessories $1,400.00. Call 385- 5968 after 5:00 P.M. 4-19 4-26 G 15Mj ft. Cris craft & 65 HP 1 Mercury with trailer and accessories $1100.728-0207 after 6 p.m. 4-19 4-26 G 15* Runabout, 35 H P. Johnson, trailer full cover, fold down top $400.00 or best offer. 385-8778. 4-24 5-1 G SITUATION WANTED No experience necessary. Will train. Have immed­ iate permanent openings for women to do light clean bindery work. WE OFFER •GOOD STARTING WAGES* • AUTOMATIC WAGE REVIEW • PAID VACATIONS • PAID HOLIDAYS •FREE HOSPITALIZATION (full coverage) •2 COFFEE BREAKS Steady employment all year. COME IN AND SEE HOW YOU CAN JOIN A COMPANY THAT HAS EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS. I. S. BERLIN PRESS 519 W. Sheridan LAKEMOOR (Off of Rte. 120> McHenry, Illinois 815-344-0480 4/24-4/261 INSTRUCTIONS RIDING LESSONS - indoor «rena - expert instructions - group rates - summer camp . Our Farm, McHenry 815-344- 0951. 4/12-TF FEMALE HELP WANTED FEMALE RADIO DISPATCHER FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT Experienced Typist ~ Part Time 3-4 Days per week Over 21 years of age Contact Chief Of Police McHenry Police Dept. NO PHONE CALLS 4-17/4-26 RECEPTIONIST GENERAL OFFICE This is an interesting job for a girl with average typing skills, who likes diversified duties and is detail minded. Excellent starting salary and benefits, including Company paid life insurance, Hospitalization, Major Medical, Vacations and Holidays. Call for interview. 312-546-8225 1HE GRIEVE CORPORATION Round Lake, Illinois i i i i i i i i i i 4/24-4/26 Experienced carpenter wants work. Need an addition, garage, or remodeling done? Call 385-4773 for reasonable: prices. 4-12 4-24 ROTO TILLING, Plant now, enjoy later. Phone 385-5789 4-24-5-1G WILL BABY SIT for one child in my home, hot lunch, reasonable rates, McHenry Shores area. 385-2927. 4-17 4-24 G CARPET LAYER moving to area 15 years experience, hourly, full time. Call 1-608-365- 2947. 4-17 4-26 PETS FOR SALE 7 Puppies, mother registered malamute, father german. Shepherd Wonderful pets or, watch dogs. Will be ready for your home by April 20th. 497- 3582 G 4-17-4-24 A.K.C. registered German Shepherd puppies, 6 weeks old, beautiful, gentle, dependable and protective, bred for temperament, sired by Braelochs Lancer. 815-385-6443. 4-19 4-26 G Adorable little poodles, with, registered papers, good blood; lines. 455-0232 after 6:00 P.M. 4-19 4-26 G A.K.C. reg. labrador retriever puppies, female, parents x- rayed, bred for hunting, great » with children. 385-1008. 4-17 4-14 &; A.K.C. registered black Labrador puppies, 6 weeks old, 3 males, 4 females,. 385-4211. 4-17 4-24 G and air conditioners It can mean the difference between wasting energy and cutting your cooling costs by 25%. You may not realize this, but some air conditioners use a lot more electricity than others to cool the same amount of space. And in the summer, when the heat gets unbearable and millions of people turn on their air conditioners to find relief, this can amount to a significant waste of electricity. On a normal summer day, as the graph above shows, Commonwealth Edison may have to deliver three to four million kilowatts more than on an average winter day. To meet this summer demand, extra amounts of fuel must be burned. By making sure you buy the kind of air conditioner that gives the same cooling with less electricity you can save money and save us all critically needed fuel. The thing to check is known as the EER, an engineers term which stands for Energy Efficiency Ratio. And there's information on every air conditioner that lets you figure it out. JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEPT OCT MOV DEC •SIMPLIFIED GRAPH OF SEASONAL DEMAND FOR ELECTRICITY You don't have to be an engineer to find the EER. All the information you need to buy an efficient air conditioner can be found on the metal plate attached to the unit. 1* MODEL NUMBER ACRZOB74P VOUS PMASE COOLING BTU/HR AMPS W 6000 Our recommended energy efficiency ratio for an air condi­ tioner is 7 or more, so the one with an EER of 7 is the.one you should buy. Low efficiency units have EERs of around 5 or 6. You save money, too. You've already found that the second example is the more efficient air conditioner. It will probably cost a little more to buy, but because its more efficient, it would cost less to operate. In the long run, an efficient air conditioner helps keep electricity rates as low as possible. And right now, an efficient air conditioner helps conserve our country's natural resources. Commonwealth Edison concern tor your total environment BTUS WATTS To get the EER, simply divide the BTUs by the watts. If you're comparing two 6,000-BTU models for efficiency, it would look like this: 7km g5d[&BrVs itfrrs Show Business. . .A World Of Fantasy" When the McHenry Choral club presents its annual spring program Saturday and Sunday, May 4 and 5, audiences will be listening to some of their favorite tunes from "Finian's Rainbow". Among those to be heard in selections from that popular Broadway play will be Don Johnson, left, and Ed Wittrock, center, singing Hie Begat Song," Barbara Miller in "When the Idle Poor Become the Idle Rich" and Don Reinboldtjright,singing "When I'm Not Near the Girl I Love". Tickets are now on sale for the usual price from members. They will be slightly higher at the door the nights of the performances. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD ~ "Show Business --A World of Fantasy" is the theme chosen by the McHenry Choral club for its spring presentation May 4 and 5 in West campus auditorium at 8:15 p.m. The singers will open the formal part of the program with a tribute to that theme as they sing, "There's No Business Like Show Business". The remainder of the program will be divided into three sections, one devoted to music from the Broadway play, "Finian's Rainbow", another to favorites from the operetta, "The Vagabond King", and third to brief scenes from the opera "Carmen". "Finian's Rainbow" is the story of Finian McLonergan of Glocca Morra, Ireland, who believes all Americans are millionaires. Through a bit of finagling, he manages to convince his daughter that this is the land of plenty and they should become a part of it, However, the pot of gold he has "borrowed" from his leprechaun friend infuriates the mischievous elf of Irish folklore, who follows him to the U.S.A. The Choral club's offering is not a presentation of the play, but of the music which made it famous. During intermission, entertainment will be furnished by Otto Pyritz, who will lead community singing with his accordion, and a mini-concert by the Joyful Noises, a group of youngsters directed by Ed Wittrock. After Wednesday, May 1, the advance purchase of tickets will be available only from Donald Johnson at 3819 W. Main street. Bodes and friends should each be well chosen, and well cared for. Covenant Women Celebrate Post Lenten Service The Covenant Women of the Chain O'Lakes Evangelical Covenant church, 4815 N. Wilmot road, met Tuesday, April 16, to celebrate a post- lenten service. It centet-ed around the seven symbols of Christ's suffering - the bread and cup, the thirty pieces of silver, the crown of thorns, the cross, the robe, the vinegar and sponge, and the spear. Each symbol was carried to the altar while scripture readers then read Old and New Testament verses relating to the symbols. The sound scriptural basis made the program meaningful and inspirational to both those who attended and those who participated. Those women participating in the program were Mrs. Corrine Olson, Mrs Jean Mionske, Mrs. Arlene Crittenden, Mrs. Janet Cluff, Mrs. Darlene Considine, Mrs. Ruth Armagast, Mrs. Ginny Covalt, Mrs. Barbara Wernquist, Mrs. Sandy Gelwicks, Mrs. Ethel Hitz, Mrs. Jean Bianchi, Mrs. Evelyn Zvonar, Mrs. Dorothy Machnik and Mrs. Shirley Hedman. Mrs. Arlene Crittenden and Mrs. Eola Deppmeier organized the special program. FOX RIVER STONE CO. Flag Stone Veneer Stone Field Stone & Boulders * Imported Boulders in a variety of colors. •Colored Landscape Stone. •Crushed Limestone •Sand And Gravel Rt. 31 & McLean Blvd. - 5 mi. 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