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i £-£*& <:c f St ^'S" ** I Thursday, February t 4, 1965 THE McHENRY PlJUNDEALElt- I J. LI. JUL JL.),. SBBgP? WmM A«(«ait$ive Estate •» jr^v* W uz ,-/•* „ 32H CONSTRUCTION laborer -- have openings for skilled construction workers. Usual company benefits. See or call Arnold May Builders, Richmond, Illinois, 815-678-2861. 2-4-65-TF ROUTE MEN wanted, full or part-time. For delivery of newspapers a.m. or p.m. routes. Good pay, vacation, benefits, etc. Apply only^f ready to work. Town & Country News Agency, Route 9, Island Lake, 111., Phone 312-526-8000.- 2-4-65 Help Wattfo4( « fenalt BABY SITTER IN my home 7:15 a.m. to 1 p.m. for two boys, 2 arid 4 years old, Call 385-7544. 2-4-65 YOUNG LADY for modern business office. Permanent. Will train. Typing required. Write Box No. 245, c/o McHenry Plaindeajer. 1-21-28-2-4-65 SERVICE BUSINESS in Mc- Henry area needs woman 30-45 for permanent position. Bookkeeping and supervisory experience desired. Modern air conditioned office. Salary based on experience. Write Box 249, McHenry Plaindealer. 1-28-2-4-11-65 DICTAPHONE OPERATOR For Customers Service Dept. Typing essential & shorthand preferred. Permanent position with excellent employee benefits. -- HOURS -- 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday Aeroquip Corporation BARCO DIVISION Barrington, Ulionis (An Equal Opportunity Employer) 2-4-65 3 BEDR(X)M RANCH, attached garag^Tfull basement, alumj? iym storms & screens, lot 90 xl35', hardwood floors, on blacktop street with- curbs, Gas Heat. Three years old. Phone 385-1383. 1-7-65-TF 3 BEDROOM rai'ch, gas heat, hardwood floors, large landscaped lot. $12,500. Call 385- 6245- 1-28-2-4-65 McHEMRY and LAKE AREA fear Hound HOUK.S, Seasonal glomes, Farms Vacant. Home Sites. Income Properties, JOE NISCHAN REAL ESTATE *r\ In Johns burg 2301 Johrisburg Rd. McHenry, IlL Ph. 385-0037 2-4-65-TF 3 BEDROOM HOUSE -- finished basement and 2 car garage. Carpeting, drapes, and built-in extras. Reasonable. Call after 6:00 p.m. 385-4043: 2-4-65-TF OAK has immediate openings for KEY PUNCH OPERATORS Prefer 1-2 years experience in alpha-numeric keypunching. SECRETARY Good shorthand and typing skills, as well as interest in working accurately with figures. Permanent positions with excellent company-paid benefits. Modern, air cond. office. Good starling salary with scheduled review program. Write or Call PERSONNEL MANAGER OAK Manufacturing Company Division of OAK ELECTRO/NETICS CORP. S. Main St., Crystal Lake, 111. PHONE 459-5000 » (An Equal Opportunity Employer) 2-4-65 HOUSE FOR SALE 1 % miles north of McHenry. acre waterfront. 2 years old 4 bedrooms. 2 full ceramic baths. Slate entry. 26 ft. living room with wool wall to wall carpeting. Oversize 2 car gar* age. 3,100 feet in all. Facili. ties for horses, swimming pool available. -- Price $31,500. Phone 385-1304 for appointment 2-4-65-TF 7 ROOM BRICK & crab orchard house, 2 kitchens, 3 bedrooms, 'double garage. Can be handled for $2,000 down or financed. 385-0074. 2-4-65-TF FOR SALT. HOMES -- FARMS ^ CHOICE LOTS -BUSINESSES RESORT PROPERTY KNOX REAL ESTATE 1513A N. Richmond Road PHONE 385-0421 McHenry, Illinois 2-4-65-TF CHOICE BUILDING homesites in the \ Country Woods, Walkup Woods/ Walkup Highlands at Crystal Lake. Ralph Bruns, 459-2239. 2-4-65 For Rent or Sale Large 3 bedroom ranch with enclosed breezeway and garage situated on two big lots. Fruit trees, fenced, cement drive, water softener, tiled bath, kitchen cabinets. Just redecorated. Priced right for fconventional or contract sale. Rent $115, two months security, with references. In Pistakee Highlands. -- Write Owner -- 815 Oakwood Wilmette, 111. Or Call 312-256-1196 2-4-65-TF FEMALE HELP WANTED Experienced TUNER TRACKERS -- TESTERS Good starling wage. All company fringe benefits. Anyone having electronic test experience may apply. Permanent positions. Admiral Corporation 3908 W. Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 2-4-65-TF Help Wanted Help Wanted WOMEN AND MEN NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED We are rapidly expanding to take care of increased demands in production. Help needed immediately for both 2nd and 1st shifts. Paid group insurance and other excellent benefits. Incentive earnings opportunity. Modine Manufacturing Company Ringwood, Illinois 'An Equal Opportunity Employer' 2-4-65 HELPING YOU is OUR business SEE WHAT McHENRY PLAINDEALER classified department is doing for your business! 3 BEDROOM FRAME house, 1^, baths, 1& car garage, tile basement, gas heat, living room 15x23, 2 large bedrooms, one 15Vaxl2, other 15Vfcxl0%, carpeted dlen or bedroom, close to schools and train, lot 75x 135. $19,700. 459-6325. 2-4-65-TF 5 ROOM HOUSE, plus utility room, basement and garage, 2 lots, near Burtons Bridge, excellent condition. 312-678-2019. 2-4-65 2 HOUSES on 3 wooded lots, facing Fox River in Woodlawn Park. Also triangular lot on Lincoln Road.. Write Box 252, McHenry Plaindealer. 2-4-65 I'M PRESSED for time, immediate possession. Will sell comfortable 2 bedroom home, gas heat, new kitchen, a steal for $9,000. 2Vs miles east of McHenry on Route 120. 385- 7601. 2-4-65 DELUXE 2 bedroom ranch. (Converts to 3 ^ bedrooms) Complete electric kitchen (including dishwasher) Paneled dining room, 2 car garage, asphalt driveway. Large patio. Yard fenced. Dog kennel. On lovely circular drive. Eastwood Manor. $15,900. Call 385-2547. 1-28-2-4-65 2 BEDROOM, closed in porch, basement, gas heat, large fenced in yard. Must sell. Call 385-6186. 2-4-65-TF HIGH SCHOOL studeftts willr ing to do all kinds of general work after school and Saturdays. Call mornings only, 385- 1145, ask for Dick Swantz. 1-14-65-TF STRONG, DEPENDABLE, coU lege student desires part-time woj-k in McHenry area. Available afternoons, evenings and Saturdays. For information call 385-2886 anytime after 1:30* p.m. 2-4-65 WILL TAKE CARE of one or two children in my home fo£ working mother. Phone 385- 1972. <32-4-65 YOUNG MAN desires morning work. 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. General work, any day but Thursday, 385-4469. 2-4-65 YOUNG MAN wants general factory work, age 28. 678-7948. 2-4-65 THREE BEDROOM Crab Orchard and brick home in Edgebrook Heights. 1% baths with full sized heated basement and attached garage. Was $25,000, now only $23,000. 385-0074. 2-4-65-TF McHenry Realty 3918 W. Main St. 385-5922 Day -- 653-6862 Eve. FOR SALE 3 bed. Ranch, Gar. $100 down Financing Available at 5%% . . . No Closing Cost . . . OTHER BARGAINS Winter Special -- 3 Bed. Home on 65' River Lot $8,500 Cottage needs repairs $4,700. EXECUTIVE TYPE HOMES Edgebrook Heights, 3 bed,. Gar. full basmt, cor. lot, $27,500.00 or best offer. FARMS 3 Acres, 3 bed. House, 2 car Gar. Utility shed & other buildings. Total Price $16,000. 30 acres, Impr. close to Rt. 12. 7% acres, vacant, make offer. Investors--10% return on Bus. Property. FOR RENT Store Bldg. Make Offer 2 bed. room & Gar. $60.00. 2-4-65 CHILD CARE Dependable loving care given, 4 acres to play on and a large warm home located in Pistakee Highlands? $2.50 a day or $10.50 a week for one, $4.00 a day or $17.50 a week for two. PHONE 497-3512 2-4-65 GARAGE SPACE, West James or John street area. Call 385- 4094. 2-4-65 TO BE GIVEN AWAY PUPPIES, 6 WEEKS old. Will be medium size house dogs. 385-6233. 2-4-65 TO GOOD HOMES -- 3 playful kittens. 1 pretty gray striped male, 2 cute black "tweed" females. Pan trained. HY 7-3692. 2-4-65 Lest aid BOSTON TERRIER one year old. Lost in Lilymoor area, reward offered. 385-3318. 2-4-11-18-65. BAIRD & WARNER, INC. Established 1855 McHENRY SHORES -- 3 bedroom ranch with cathedral living room and stone fireplace. 13x13 kitchen. Full basement. Attached garage. Reduced to $22,500. IN TOWN -- Older home with 3V£ bedrooms & 2 baths. Close to shopping. Part basement. $22,500. McHENRY SHORES -- 3 bedroom colonial bi-level. Combination dining room & living room. Built-in gas kitchen. Full basement with family room. Attached garage. $23,000. EDGEBROOK HEIGHTS -- 3 bedroom contemporary ranch. Living room has cathedral ceiling. Family room. Built-in gas kitchen. lMs baths. All electric appliances including washer & dryer. Exclusive neighborhood. Owner transferred which .accounts for low price of $23,500. EXTRA SPECIAL -- McHenry County Water Front Bi-level custom brick with 4 bedrooms & 3 ceramic baths. 2 built-in kitchens. Fireplace and bar in ground level family room. 2 car finished & sealed garage.^ porches. If you want a luxury home this is it. $45,00p. Brokers Cooperation invited MR. HEINEN -- 385-2527 2-4-65 LAKELAND SHORES 3 Bedroom, like new. Living-dining combination. Kitchen. Full basement. Beautiful corner lot with large oak trees. Gas heat. Excellent buy $14,500. McHENRY 4 bedroom. Living-dining-kitchen. Large front and side porch, heated, IV-i baths, gas heat. Excellent location near churches and school. $17,500. JOHNSBURG -- FOR RENT 4 room heated apartment. No children or pets allowed. $85 per month. McHENRY -- FOR RENT 4 bedroom home. Close to shopping & schools $125 per month. JOE NISCHAN Real Estate 2301 Johnsburg Road P. O. McHenry, 111. PHONE 385-0037 2-4-65 PISTAKEE LAKE AREA Widow must sacrifice 4 bedroom home with 2 car garage on channel, Va block from lake. IN TOWN 8 room home, full basement, garage. In excellent condition. $18,000. NEAR TOWN 2 Bedroom home on 1 acre wooded land. Full basement, IV2 car attached garage. $15,900. 3 Bedroom home with full basement. Fireplace, 1 car garage. Nicely landscaped. $15,500. 3 Bedroom home on 3 acres. 2 car garage. Reduced to $16,900. NEAR RICHMOND (COUNTRY SQUIRE SPECIAL) 3 Bedroom ranch house. Large sunny rooms. "8 Vz acres. Barn, garage, creek, apple orchard. Beautiful surroundings. $21,500. BAYSHORE REALTY 3440 W. Elm Street McHenry, 111. 385-3620 - 385-7508 -- 385-4836 after 7 p.m. Gateway To The Chain-O-Lakes 2-4-65 {STATE YOUNG GOP LEADER TO SPEA5 IN AREA FEB. 9 Section Ope -- Page Seygjl Conlin-Collins Snowed Under With . USED CAR BARGAINS . 1964 V. W. Convertible. Like new. -- $1,695 . 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 fast back V-8, stick. $2,195 1962 Ford Fairlane 500, 4 Dr., V-8, Auto. $1,295 • 1963 Galaxie 500, 4 Door. $1,695 # 1964 Fairlane Standa itee $1,795 500, 4 Dr., 6, Standard. New Car Guarantee 1964 Galaxie 500, 2 Dr. Hardtop, V-8, Auto., New Car Guarantee $2,395 1965 Mustang. 2 Dr., Hardtop, V-8, Auto., Power Steering. 'New Car Guarantee. $2,595 1963 Olds 88 Holiday Hardtop.Like New Full Power. $2,395 • 1963 Fairlane 500, 2 Door, Hardtop, Radio, Heater. $1,595 . 1962 Ford XL Convertible. Like new. $1,695 • 1962 Chevy Monza, 2 Door. $1,195 • 1962 Fond XL Steer $1,695 Hardtop, Power Steering, V-8, Automatic. 1964 Pontiac Bonneville, 4 Door Hardtop. Full Power. New Car Guarantee. $2,995 • 1964 Falcon Bus, 8 Passenger. $1,995 • 1964 Rambler American Convertible, 8,- 000 Miles. New Car Guarantee. $1,695 WHOLESALE SPECIALS 58 Chevy 2 dr., hardtop $295 58 Chevy Wagon ..$295 58 Chevy, 4 dr. ..$119 58 Ford, 4 dr. $119 49 Plymouth $ 39 47 Olds $ 39 58 Plymouth $119 54 Chevy Wagon ....$ 69 58 Ford Wagon ....$189 59 Edsel $295 CONLONCOLLINS FORD Largest Ford Dealer in Northern Illinois Routes 14 & 176 CRYSTAL LAKE Phone 459-5400 2-4-65 PUBLIC PULSE Bel Black, state Young Republican president, will speak to the McHenry County Young Republicans on Feb. 9 at 8:30 p.m. in Crystal Lake. The meeting . will be held In the Rumsey building on Rt. 176, next to the Northern Illinois Gas building. Mr. Black will speak on the fulure of the Republican party in Illinois. In addition to being State YR President, Mr. Black also served as head of Youth for Percy in the last election. He has also served as a staff aid to Senator Dirksen, is former Evanston township YR president and i regular organization precinct captain. With his wide political background, Mr. Black is in a position to give interesting insight about the future of the GOP in the next few years. The meeting is open to the public and all**" interested parties are encouraged to attend. (The Plaindealer invites / the public to use this column as an expression of their views on subjects of general interest in our community. Our only request is that writers limit themselves to 300 words or less signature, full address and phone number. We ask, too,1 that one individual not write on the same subject more than once each month. We reserve the rights to delete any material which we consider 'ibelous or in objectionable taste.) ? > •; g • , KHOW YOUR FIREMEN PIE BAKING WINNERS Jeanne Meyers, 16, of Garden Prairie, and Connie Lou Pedersen, 16, of Algonquin, have been judged the regional winners for this area in the Awards program. They were selected from sixteen candidates in competition held Sat-' uruay, Jan. 30, at Martinetti's in Crystal Lake. Northern Illinois Gas Company sponsors the annual program to encourage young home economics students to attend college and major in this field. Judging is based on academic accomplishment in school, homemaking ability, preparation of the cherry pie food project, home economics knowledge, poise and personality. Mykell Freund, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Freund of 1511 N. Park Street was McHenry high school's lepresentative. PRIVATE PARTY wishes to purchase 5 to 7 acres of land. Desires to erect vacation home for a . hideaway. Prefer the wooded hilltop but not necessary. Could be located "behind the farm" if a road could be put in. Please write and give full particulars, description, location and asking price. Write Box No. 250, McHenry Plaindealer. 2-4ill-18-65 Pnblle Notices NOTICE Boarders wanted. Box stalls available Feb. 1st. Indoor & outdoor riding arena. Bull Valley area $35.00 & up. -- Temporary Phone -- 312-395-1335 1-28-2-4-65 PRIVATE HOME FOR AGED • All fthte comforts of home • Reasonable rates • Loving 24-hour nursing care • Best food. CALL 385-2880 2-4-11-65 THE TAX PROBLEM "Dear Readers: "Attention Mr. Herendeen and others interested in this hassle called personal property tax. Before I l>egin I would like to thank Mr. Herendeen for his belated suggestions. "I cannot understand why when a tax-of any kind is voted on by our legislators there is no need for a chapge in the Constitution. Let's face it. A law was passed in 1870 for the relief of the farmers of that date in order to make up the difference. If he did not have all of t he cash to meet his taxes then he could "offer livestock according to its value. "Snce then we have graduated from an agricultural society to largely manufacturing. What is personal property? Where do we start and where do we end? The car we drive because of necessity has a tax when we purchase it. There is a vehicle and a state tax, and recently an added sales tax on gasoline. The clothes we wear and the furniture we need in order to live as human beings get older as time marches on, and is supposed to be personal property. A tax is paid when purchased. Any interest we get from interest or dividends is taxed by the federal government. And last but not least, there is the tax on food. This is a hardship on families of more than two with fixed incomes. "As to the elderly, of which I am one, there is no great desire of the majority for special treatment. They, too, are willing to pay a just tax -- if it is just. Why not put a stop to luxuries not needed in the schools such as swimming pools and teaching wrestling and diving in the name of physical fitness? When a housewife has a cut in her budget she has to change plans to fit the budget Those of us who are of my generation can well remember "way back when" and I can assure you that some very fine people -- and smart--got their education from these schools and did their share to make this democracy great. "It's time to stop demanding more and more taxes and I can assure you the need for larger mental institutions would decrease. Also, if mothers can stay home instead of going to work to help meet the expenses we would not be burdened with this large, juvenile delinquency problem. "Remember the fable of the old woman who could not get over the fence. When the fire burned the stick and the stick beat the dog, etc., everything came back to normal and she got home on time. We can't stop progress but let us strike a happy medium. "Mrs. Nettie Sarley Lakemoor" •T> M tetfV' , •/' '\j YMCA FAMILY NIGHT The second family night program for the Lake Region YMCA members and their guests will be held on Friday, Feb. 5. The special program for the evening will be ice skating and a marshmallow roast Tt Veterans Acres, Crys- 'al Lake, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. All of the families who ate supper at the Legion Post 171, 406 Woodstock street, will meet in the Legion parking lot immediately after supper and travel by caravan to Veterans Acres, where they will be joined by the families who are just planning to ice skat;. Reservations are needed only for thoso planning to eat sun per. The Friday night fish special is a featured dinner it the Legion hall, but other main courses are also available. PUBLIC NOTICE D U S T Y ' S P I Z Z E R I A WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5 -- 11 A.M. Oh Yes, We've Been Closed For Re-decorating JACK POWERS Pictured above is John T. Powers, a member of Company- I of the McHenry Township Fire Protection District. He has been a member of the deT partment for the. past four years. Powers is married to the for-' mer Eileen Stilling and resides at. 16174 N. Park Street. He is a native of McHenry and received his education in the local schools. While on the department he has served as co-chairman for the annual dance in 1964, and he is currently chairman of the fire prevention committee. Jack is employed as a mechanic for a McHenry firm. He has been seen more than once going to a fire call on his trusty motor bike. He has not mounted a "b'ue light" on it as yet, tut we're waiting. Jack's hobbies are hunting and fishing. He invites any interested person to contact him if he would be interested in joining this select group of men. How Can I ? By Anne Ashley (Persons who wish to have help with specific problems may write to Anne Ashley in care of W. L. Gordon Features, 9th floor, Resor building, 37 W. Seventh street, Cincinnati 2, Ohio, sending along a stamped self-addressed envelope.) Q. How can I launder small lace items without the danger of tearing the delicate threads? A. Put collars, cuffs, and other small pieces of fine lace in a jar containing lukewarm suds, shake them around in the jar, then empty it and refill with clear water. Shake this again for a rinse job, and repeat this process until the water is clear. Remove the articles, and roll the lace in a turkish towel until almost dry. Then press gently with a warm (not hot) iron. Q. How can I remedy a pair of slippery new shoes?. A. You can reduce the sliding quality of that pair of new shoes by sandpapering the soles. Or, by rubbing a little linseed oil on the soles. Q. What is a good formula for furniture polish? A. One excellent one consists of two parts of vinegar to one part of olive oil. Put a small amount of this on a soft cloth and rub it into the wood. Brings up a nice, freshlooking polish. Q. How can I remedy the appearance of a felt hat that has been soaked in the rain? A. After letting it dry partially, press out the creases in the crown. Then turn down the band and place the hat in a cool place away from any heat, and let it dry thoroughly. Then reshape the crown, and brush the hat gently. If you perform all this carefully, your hat should be restored to "likenew" condition. Q. How can I make the slicing of butter or margarine into neat squares much easier? A. Fold the paper in which the |Hitter comes over the blade of yoqp. knife and cut with this. It will maljie a smooth slice, and the butter will not cling or stick to your knife, Q. What is the best way to launder black or navy-blue lingerie? v ' A. Add a teaspoonful of bluing to the water, and this will preserve the, dye far longer than laundering in plain water. Q. How can I freshen the air in my living room after it has been permeated with cigar and cigarette smoke by guests? A. Try leaving a basin of water in the foom overnight. Q. What can I do when a fabric is too delicate for the use of drdinary starch? A* Try adding a little granulated sugar to boiling water, and adding this to your rinse water. ,t Q. What can I do when egg whites refuse, to beat stiff? A. i\dd a teaspoonful of cold water and a pinch of salt. Adding a' pinch of baking soda ((While beating also helps, makes it more fluffy, and prevents '11$ faijM $ most itan$jfo? any l?ngtSh, of time. i J I