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r i i i i • i HELP WANTED •"""SKBSFlMIII'nJTOIIFlWir™™"! STANLEY SMITH SECURITY INC NOW 1 Permanent employment. f„ii eluding holiday overtime pay, medical & life msur-" ance, regular pay increases and advancement opport­ unities. Go®d..worki"g conditions on all assignments. Full and part time-AU shifts Call Mr. McArthur Collect Interviews will be conducted in Crystal Lake 312-626-4277 STANLEY SMITH SECURITY INC an equal opportunity employment M/F 5/8 GENERAL FACTORY AND LIGHT MACHINE WORK Rae Corporation, a leading manufacturer of small ele­ ctric motors, has several openings at this time. Full time shift 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM Second shift 4:30 PM to 1:00 AM Apply in person Rae Corporation 5801 W. Rte. 120 McHenry, Illinois 5/8 FEMALE HELP Young woman part time, hours almost your own, good pay. Apply in person Marks Marine, 3622 W. Elm St., McHenry, 111. 385-5200. 5-8 5-10 Woman to work 11:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. 5 days per week. Apply Mickey's Vienna, Riverside & Pearl. 5-8 BABY SITTER wanted for 3 children, one in school. 653-9767 for more information. 5-8 5-10 § MALE HELP WANTED I MALE HELP WANTED I0UHAHA NfH? HEI WELDERS GAS & MIG 50 HOUR WORK WEEK Company paid benefits include: * $25,000 major medical insurance * $6,000 Life Insurance * Hospitalization * 10 paid Holidays * Sick Leave * Vacations Apply Daily 7:30 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Monday through Friday Saturday Until 11:00 A.M. THE GRIEVE CORPORATION Industrial and Laboratory Ovens and Furnaces 500 HART ROAD HOI \D LAKE, ILL. 60073 312-546-8225 5/8-5/10 SHEET METAL MACHINE OPERATORS PRESS BRAKE PUNCH PRESS 50 HOUR WORK WEEK Company paid benefits include: * $25,000 major medical insurance * $6,000 Life Insurance * Hospitalization • 10 Paid Holidays * Sick Leave * Vacations Apply Daily 7:30A.M.-5:00P.M. Monday through Friday Saturday Until 11:00 A.M. THE GRIEVE CORPORATION Industrial and Laboratory Ovens and Furnaces 500HART ROAD ROUND LAKE, ILL. 60073 312-546-8225 5/8-5/10 ASSEMBLERS, LACERS and S0LDERERS No experience necessary. Permanent positions with excellent starting pay. Apply in person and inquire about the many Company benefits including ten paid holidays Admiral Corporation 3908 W. Elm St. McHenry Illinois 815-385-4020 Office HOUR S:OO A.M. to 4:30 P.M. An equal opportunity employer. ^ g RUBBER CHEMIST Expansion of our Rubber Manufacturing Department has created an opening for an additional Rubber Chemist. We are seeking a self motivated individual with three (3) or more years of experience in the production area of Rubber Manufacturing. Job responsibilities will include: • Development of new rubber compounds • Batch testing of compound make up • Conduct sample heat tests: • Stay abreast of technilogical changes in Rubber Compounds & Molding. • Assist in trouble shooting production molding problems Educational level is secondary to experience and past performance. Please send resume or phone Personnel Department (815) 385-7000 "••S.Brake Parts Company Boy with drivers license and good driving record. Tuesday & Thursday 3:15 P.M. to 7:00 or 8:00 P.M. Apply in person, McHenry Plaindealer. 3812 W. Elm St., McHenry, Illinois 5-3-tf I iPART TIME HELPf I YOUNG CREATIVE I | AND DEPENDABLE | APPLY in person I BROUHAHA 1 :•:! 1220 N. Green St. & | McHenry Illinois 5/8-5/10 HELP WANTED BABYSITTER for two children days, preferably in my home, McCullom Lake. 385-2057 5-8 5-10 Openings available in sales for men and women at our new McHenry office. Byrnes Bros., Inc. Realtors, 385-6900 4-26-TF 1-2 Want double vacant lot cleared. Includes removal of some cut down trees and roto-tilling. Phone 385-5864. 5-8 5-15G FIND JUST THE RIGHT HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY WITH A PLAINDEALER CLASSIFIED. DISHWASHER WANTED DAYS 385-9869 or apply in peison Monday thru Friday L0NGH0RN STEAK HOUSE 615 Rand Rd. Lilymoor s/8-5/10 SECURE YOUR FUTURE Ready for a permanent career? Due to promotion and ex­ pansion of the Chicago Tribune - Chicago Today, we have immediate job openings for career or­ iented people in McHenry and Lake Zurich. We offer top starting salary. Excellent company benefits, no experience necessary we provide all training. High School grad or equivilant, and the desire to work a must. Call 312-222-4572 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday CHICAGO TRIBUNE - CHICAGO TODAY An equal opportunity employer. 5/1-5/10 Woman for telephone answering service. Must also have typing experience. Saturdays and Sundays required. Call 385-3934. 4-24 tf 1-2 Woman for cooking in Nursing Home. Call 385-0461. 5-8 5-10 Woman to help with house work a few hours a day, 5 days a week, for elderly couple. .Call 385-7905 evenings. 5-8-tf 1-2 LOCKER ROOM ATTENDANT Excellent opportunity for a young man 21 or over. Will train. Above average earnings. Immediate Opening References required. Apply Manager McHenry Country Club 820 N. John St. McHenry, III. 815-385-107 5/3-5/10 WANTED RECEPTIONIST Starting July 1, 1974 Apply States Attorney's Office Woodstock, Illinois CALL 815338-2040 Ext. 241 for appointment. 5/8-5/10 EXPERIENCED AFTERNOON WAITRESS Apply in person Dorkies Beef and Egger. 4213 W. Rte. 120 5/8 HELP WANTED I ALE FULL TIME! Experienced preferred APPLY | ^ LIQUOR MART 2314 W. Rte. 120 McHeniy ,Illinois! 385 -6730 PETS FOR SALE RIDING LESSONS - indoor ^rena- expert instructions - group rates - summer camp . Our Farm, McHenry 815-344- 0951. 5/1-TF 1-2 OLD ENGLISH SHEEP dog, 7 weeks old. Call after 5:00 p.m. 815-385-2765 4-26 5-3G MINIATURE SCHNAUZER puppies, A.K.C., salt and pepper 385-7478 G5/8-5/17 GARAGE SALE Moving. Unfinished dropleaf table, bar stools, glasswear, toys, Barbie dolls, desks, canning jars, furniture, aquarium, 4' x 12' swimming pool complete, bikes, tools& motors, much misc. May 10,11, 12,9:00 to 7:00, 545 Fremont St., Woodstock, Illinois 5-8 Rummage Sale. McHenry Newcomers Club, Garage and Bake Sale, May 10 & 11,10:00 to 5:00. Furniture, baby items, a n t i q u e s , h o u s e h o l d appliances, bakery goods, 1814 W. Church, Sunnyside, corner of Wilmot and Church. 344-0837. 5-8 5-10 8 pc. dining room set, 2 pc. sectional, infants and childrens clothing, housewares, much misc. May 10-11, 9:00 to 5:00, 606 N. Kent Road, Kent Acres, McHenry. 5-8 5-10 FIND JUST THE RIGHT HOME FOR YOUR FAMILY WITH A _PLAINDEALER CLASSIFIED. SITUATION WANTED Aluminum siding, garages, roofing and doors. General repair, local references. George M. Whiting. 815-385-5786 5-8 5-31 ROTO TILLING, Plant now, enjoy later. Phone 385-5789 G 5/3-5/10 PAGE II - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, MAY 8.1974 One Of Three Over 40 Have GARAGE SALE EXPERIENCED CARPENTER, new in area, salary negotiable, 7 pm to 8 pm 312-741-9867 5-1/5-10 PET CENTER WAITRESS WANTED FOX HOLE TAP 3308 Elm st. McHenry 385 6710 5/8 5/10 IN YOUR SPARt TIME... You can earn extra [cash tor your vacation. PART TIME HOURS Call Gen at 815-385-0940 5-8/5-10 PAINT STORE Needs woman who likes working with public and has a good eye for color. Apply in person Marc Home Decorating McHeniy Market Place 385-7100 5/3-5/8 ^ pfr Fqr y0Vi GIVE A WAY 5 beautifully colored and marked long haired kittens, 6 weeks old, 3 male - 2 female. 815-385-6704. Lab & Retriever, male IV2 yr. old. Dog house included, good watch dog. 312-497-3903. 5 kittens, month old, to good home. 459-8693. Irish setter, golden lab., female, 1 year old, great with children 385-0247. FOUND Found, Black male long haired dog, border Collie type. 385-1206. PART COLLIE, female, black & tan, no tags, w-choker collar, found near Mkt. place. 385-6315. Found. Black and white, female terrior, west of McHenry on Rte. 120, Friday. 385-4758. FEMALE HELP WANTED 2 FULL TIME & 1 PART TIME GENERAL OFFICE CLERKS NEEDED Some typing required APPLY McHENRY MEDICAL GROUP 1110 N. Greep Street McHenry, Illinois or Call 815-385-1050 5/85/10 HELP WANTED 1600 N. Industrial Drive McHENRY, ILL An equal opportunity employer 5/8-5/10 OAK ASSEMBLERS AND EYELETTERS FOR SMALL REPETITIVE WORK DAYS 8:00 AM To 4:30 PM NITES 5:00 PM To 1:30 AM APPLY TO PERSONNEL MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 AM To 4:30 PM OAK OAK SECRETARIES-CLERK TYPISTS Positions are now open for qualified Secretaries and Clerk Typists. Must have good typing skills and be able to handle a variety of assignments. FULL RANGE OF COMPANY PAID BENEFITS. APPLY TO PERSONNEL DIRECTOR. OAK Industrie* Inc. Industries Inc. South Main Street Crystal Lake, III. 815-459-5000 " an equal opportunity employer" South Main Street CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS 60014 815-459-5000 'AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER" 2944 SHOREWOOD, McHenry, May 10-11, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Girl's spider bike, snow tires, sewing machine, awnings, appliances, playpen, porta crib, household misc. 5-8 5-10 BOATS & MOTORS 14' Fiberglass boat, 40 HP Mercury motor, trailer, water skis, ladder, life jackets, complete $595.00 or offer. Phone 815-338-2235. 5-8 5-15G 15»2 ft. Cris Craft and 65 HP Mercury with trailer and accessories $1,100.00 728-0207 after 6:00 p.m. 5-8 5-15 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. G 5-1 5-8 21' LARSEN 160 I.O. with trailer. Full canvas, complete coho. equip. 815-385-1859 after 6 p.m. G 5-1 5-8 w eview 5/8 5/8 "A WORLD - IN REVOLUTION". By Herbert L. Matthews Matthews is an outstanding correspondent known abroad as well as in the United States. This book is a story of the author's extraordinary career and also about the world situation then (1971). H.L. Matthews was a reporter for the New York Times from 1922 to 1937; he also served as correspondent bureau chief, editorial writer and became a member of the editorial board. He covered major events from Mussolini's invasion in Ethiopia, to the Spanish Civil War to Castro's Cuban revolution and was assigned posts in Paris, Rome, London, India and other important world centers. Mr. Matthews disclosed his encounter with Fidel Castro and his involvement with the Cuban press. When Matthews disputed the fact that Castro was not a Communist in the beginning, he helped shape American policy toward Cuba by his research of actual factual data in the news. Also, there is Matthews' coverage of the Spanish Civil War which was for him a turning point to understanding the battle between powers of freedom and totalitarianism. There are thrilling descriptions of perils covering the Spanish war and Matthews' difficulty of getting truth into print. The reader learns all about the newspaper world--The New York Times, its flaws, virtues, people and politics. Matthews tells of Latin American countries that are of special interest to him and everyone. For anyone interested in world affairs or how the news is made and reported, this book will be of interest to the reader. Author Herbert L. Matthews was born in New York City in the year 1900, and received many distinguished awards including The Chevalier of the French Legion of Honor, The George Polk Memorial award, The New York Newspaper's Guild Page One award. Ruth M. Zak reviewer "IOOKTNG'FOR"" A NEW JOB? CHECK THE PLAINDEALER CLASSIFIED PAGES. DIAL 385-0170 TO PLACE YOUR AD. FEMALE HELP WANTED FEMALE HELP WANTED |5FYOU"T "GET INVOLVED" Drive A School Bus gg Good Pay and Incentive Program Phone 385-7900 1 or 385-7210 | || CARL AMES, McHeniy Public Schools m v»: TYPIST Our sales department has an opening for a dictaphone typist. Must have good typing skills. Shorthand is desirable Out not necessary. This interesting diversified job provides an excellent starting salary, generous company paid benefits and advancement. Call for interview PJ. CALABRESE 312-546-8225 THE GRIEVE CORPORATION ROUND LAKE, ILL. 60073 Visual Problems One out of three adults in the U.S. 40 years of age or older has visual problems, estimates the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness. More than 70 million Americans in this age group have some type of eyeg difficulty, and while most of I these cases are not serious and can be corrected by proper eyeglasses, many of them coyld -- lead to serious eye ailments or even blindness, the Society warns. The one best "ounce of. prevention" is a regular eye > examination at least once • every two years, according to medical experts on the Society's board. , The reason for this, they say, > is that one of the most common , causes of blindness among older people is glaucoma, an eye disease which has no apparent symptoms until it is far advanced. Often called the 1 "thief of sight", glaucoma is' responsible for more than 13 • per cent of all blindness in the nations, the Society has learned. It can be detected, however, by a simple, painless | test that measures the pressure"' in the eye, and, if found in time, the disease can be kept under control. Glaucoma is one of the four leading causes of blindness in America. The other three are senile retinal degeneration, diabetic retinopathy (together these two account for almost one quarter of all blindness), and senile cataracts which cause loss of vision in another 8.5 percent. www^wwwwwi V.A. NEWS : EDITOR'S NOTE: Veterans, and their families are asking, thousands of questions concerning the benefits their* Government provides for them" through the Veterans Administration. Below are- some representative queries. Additional information may be obtained at any VA office. Q -- I'm a service disabled veteran who has $25,000 worth of Veterans administration mortgage life insurance on a specially adapted home. How long will this coverage last? A - Until the mortgage has been paid off, the home is sold, you reach age 70, or until your death. Q - As a widow of a serviceman killed during military service in Vietnam, am I entitled to education assistance from the Veterans administration to attend a university in Paris? A -- Yes. Under a law enacted in October, 1972, wives, widows, and children of veterans whose deaths or permanent, total disabilities were service-connected are allowed to study at approved foreign institutions of higher, learning. jj Q -- My state has no buriar space for veterans in its national cemetery. In sucK cases, will the Veterans administration pay anything; toward the cost of a burial plolj in a private cemetery9 A -- Yes. In addition to th« basic burial allowance of up tc $250, payments of up to $150 ir plot and interment costs an authorized for eligible veterans not buried in nationa cemeteries. SEW "WHAT? Elongated torso g ives a f la t ter ing l ine to th is dress wi th p leat f lared sk i r t . No. 3202 comes in s izes 10 18 Size 12 (bust 34) takes 2'/* yards of 44 inch fabr ic 5-8/5-10 CROCHETED S^IT Thij crocheted sui t is cozy to wear In the months to fo l low you I I be happy you made i t Inst ruct ions are g i ren for s izes 10 fo 18 Send for Pattern No. 1098 Send 50< for eoch dress pat tern, 30* for each needlework pat tern (add I5« for each dress pat tern, lOf for each needlework pat tern for mai l ing and handling) to AUDREY LANE BU­ REAU, Morr is P la ins, New Jersey 07950