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Male Help Wanted SALESMAN Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. has an opening in the Lake region for a salesman. Over 400 established accounts. Salary and commission. No experience necessary. We will train you. Call Jim Walsh at 312-395-1989 or 312-662-2540 5-18/6-8-67 ROUTE SALESMAN For local territory. Earn minimum of $145 per week. Set your own goals toward maximum earnings and further advancement. paid vacation and pension plan. Excellent hospitalization for employee and family. Severance plan. LUDWIG MILK CO. 1903 S. Rt. 31 McHenry, 111. Apply In person 5-18/5-25-67 PART TIME care taker. Private cottage. Free rent plus salary. Gall 385-0967 between 8 a.m. and 12 noon. 5-18-67 Male Help Wanted DOUBLE YOUR INCOME Salesman, full or part time in your area. Contact business and professional people. If you have previous selling or intangible experience, this is an unusual MONEY MAKING OPPORTUNITY for you! $150 weekly guarantee to man meeting our requirements. Write immecF iately to: Manager, Box 700 Painesville, Ohio 44077 5-18-67 EXPERIENCED PAINTER. Call 385-4540. Huffs Painting & Decorating. 5-18-67 MAN to work full time ih service station. Experience preferred. Apply at Schreiner's Standard Station, 3817 W? Elm McHenry. Call 385-0720. 5-18^67 HELP WANTED "MAN for parts department and general office work. Must have auto parts knowledge. Some typing required. McHenry Garage, 926 N. Front, McHenry. Call 385-0403. 5-18-67 Female Help Wanted Female Help Wanted STENOGRAPHER -- Full or part-time. Dictaphone or shorthand. Five-day week. Law office. Apply in writing. Kell & Conerty, 114 Benton, Woodstock. 5-11/5-18-67 PBX OPERATOR To Work All Shifts Application Now Being Taken Typing Skill a Must , McHENRY HOSPITAL 385-2200 5-11/5-18-67 EASY PART TIME Choose your own hours. Phone from home. Fuller Brash Co. Call 678-3032 «fter 4 p.m. 5-18-67 PART TIME baby sitter wanted. Older woman preferred. Must have car. $1.50 an hour. 5 children, Ages 8%, 5, 4, 2 and 9 months. Hours optional. Minimum 16 hours week. Spring Grove-Richmond area. Call 815- 675-2134. 5-11-67TF WOMAN for housework by day or live in. Adult family of 2. Call 338-2728. 5-18-S7 FREDEN adjustwriter. Must be high speed typist. 60-70 words per minute. Excellent pay. Good working conditions. Full time. Apply in person. McHenry Plaindealer. 5-18-67 MANICURIST. Full or Part time. Will train. Jake's Barber Shop. Call 385-7771. 5-18-67TF WOMAN for cashier at Skyline Drive-In Theatre. Inquire at theatre, Chapel Hill and Lincoln Roads, after 7 p.m. 5-18-67 SECRETARY Position now open for a responsible person interested in assuming secretarial duties. Need bright alert woman to handle variety of interesting duties. Accurate typing necessary. Dictaphone experience helpful. Excellent working conditions. -- Modern office -- profit sharing -- group insurance. Apply to Personnel Manager CLAUD S. GOIDOM CO. •Near Comes* Koutes 173 and 12 • • Richmond, Illinois > Call (815) 678-2211 An equal opportunity employer ' 5-18-67 • FEMALE • COIL AND TRANSFORMER WINDERS AMD ASSEMBLIES Miniature Department • Experience desired but will train qualified applicants. • Day Shift 7:30 A.M. to 4 P.M. • Excellent working conditions • All standard benefits. TRIWEC TRANSFORMER CO. 519 W. SHERIDAN LAKEMOOR McHENRY, ILLINOIS 5-18-67 CHECK WITH COILCRAFT'S NEW COMPENSATION PLAN * Good starting rate plus bonus • Air conditioned plant • Full insurance program • Small plant atmosphere • Paid hoidays and vacations COME IN OR CALL TODAY FOR FULL DETAILS COILRAFT INC. ME 9-2361 CARY, ILL. 5-18/5-25-67 3 Oak 8c Silver Lks. Rd. ACCOUNTING CLERK Girl to work in our accounting department, and do general office work. Aptitude for working with figures helpful. Some typing. We will train right person. Profit sharing, good starting wages, group insurance, excellent fringe benefits. Appl? In person t© Personnel Man&gor CLAUD S. GOEDOW CO. • Near Corner Routes 173 ft 12 •••• Richmond, Illinois Call (815) 678-2211 An equal opportunity employer 5-18-67 HAIRDRESSER, CtOl 385*9717 full time. 5-M7TF Experienced School Teacher. St. Joseph's Church, Richmond Illinois. Call 678-7421. 5-11-67TF EXPERIENCED cook or grill man wanted. Little Chef Restaurant, 1332 N. Riverside, McHenry, 111. 5-11/5-18-67 PART time cook wanted. Evenings and weekends. Apply in person. Harmony Resort, 614 W. Bald Knob Road, Pistakee Lake. 5-18-67 W&KTED T© BEMT NEW Credit Manager for Montgomery Ward desires 2 or 3 bedroom home in Mc- Henry-WoodstoCk area. Immediately. (References furnished. Call 338-5200 and ask for' Mr. Harris. 5-18/5-25-67 BUSINESS couple with 2 children desires to rent or Tent with option to buy 2 or 3 bedroam home. References. Call 321-KI6-3378 or 312-KI6-850Q. 5-1S-67 FORRENT 3 BEDROOM upstairs apartment Newly decorated. Heat furnished. $125 a month. References required. 1 year lease. Call 385-5324. 5-4-67TF 3 ROOM OFFICE, 2nd floor, 3325 W. Elm St., Phone 385- 0743. Dr. Goetschel. 5-4-67TF MODERN OFFICE space available. Air conditioned. 36- 20 W. Elm St., McHenry. Phone 3854)184. 5-4-67TF SLEEPING ROOM. Private bath and entrance. Call JU-7- 0430 or JU 7-2453. 5-4-67 TF 1 BEDROOM furnished apartment. $100 plus utilities. No pets or children. Avilable June 1. Reply Box No. 466 % Plaindealer. 5-18-/5® NEW WATER front large executive 2 bedroom apartments. Carpeted. In McHenry. Heat, hot water and cooking paid. Adults only. Call 385- 3868. 5-1S67TF 2 BEDROOM unfurnished duplex apartment. $110 per month. Available June 1. Call 3S5-5324. 5-18-87TF 3 BEDROOM ranch type home. Oil heat, parlor, dining area, electric range, one car attached garage. 615 Orchid Path, McHenry Shores. Call 312-GR6-7537. 5-18-67 2 (BEDROOM upstairs apartment in McHenry. Gas heat. Call 385-0091 5-18-67TF LUXURY 3 bedroom split level. Swimming, fishing, fireplace, 2 baths, finished rec room. Built-in kitchen'. Indirect lighting. $175 per mo. kCall 385-0534. 5-18-67 EN RICHMOND. 2 Bedroom ranch. Attached garage. Available July 1. Call 678-4031 after 2:30 p.m. 5-18-67 3 ROOM duplex apartment. Partly fumihsed. 1 or 2 adults. Lakemoar. Call 385-3651. 5-18-67 OFFICE, 1212 N. Green St., main floor. Air conditioned.. $52.50 (across from McHenry Savings & Loan, new building) Call 385-1327. 5-18-67TF HOUSE. 5 rooms, gas heat, Screened porch and patio. Large yard. Children welcome. $110 per month. References required. Near Fox Lake. Call 312^362-3458. 5-18-67 WANTEDS (SUMS--For Cash $$$. McHenry te Center, 3325 W. Elm Street Phone 385-7320. 3-25-65-TF ALUMINUM Girumman canoe. Call 385-7280. 5-18-67 GROCERY & LIQUOR Store, plus building in Wonder Lake, Illinois. Call 653-7331 or 653 5582 after 9:00 p.m. 5-18/6-8-67 RESTRAUANT in McHenry. By owner. For appointment call 3S5-6232. 5-18/67TF Proc. Engr. Pit. Engr. Proj. Engr. Ass't Cont Programmer Ind. Engr. 911, • $11. - 13,000 $10, - 14,000 $10, - 12,000 $8, - 18,000 $8 - 11,000 Ass't Per®. Mgr. 9600.-750 DraftingEngr. 9626 • ISO Assembly Fore. $500. • 650 Cost Estimator $550. - 650 Lab Tech. Tr. $875- 7 400 Jr. Acct. 918/• 150| Compr. Optrs. $120 - 12C Time Study Engr. 9800 systems Analyst $19,000 Auditor 912,000 Phone 815-388*3200 PERSONNEL, Inc. 235 Benton Street Woodstock, Illinois Era. Mon., Tues., Wed., Frl." 9 - 5 Omrs., 9-7 Sat., 9-12 WANTED Location of occupied Fox Holes (Dens) on your property. Interested parties phone 385-7182 for mora information. 5-18-67 LADY desires to share ride to Evanston, five days week. Call 385-0742 evenings. 5-18-67 TO SI AWAY 9 MONTH old part labordor female. House broken. All shots. Good with children. Call 385-2862. 5-1&67 2 MIXED bred hunting puppies. Call 385-7365. 5-18-67 FOR SALE or BENT FOR RENT OR SALE: 3 bedroom home. Immediate occupancy. Located Aqua Lane Estates. Call 338-2900 for appointment between 9 sum, and 4:30 p.m. LOST & DTOiUND: Small run-about on McCullom Lake. To claim call 385-3070. 5-18/6-1-67 WELL do ironing in my home. Pick up and deliver. Call 385- 3017. 5-18-67 PUBLIC AUCTS PUBLIC A THE Open 11 A. M. to 8 P. M »»17 W. Mjiisi St. McHenry Phone 385-1530 5-fc67TF SEVENTEEN VIE FOR TITLE OF MARINE QUEEN (continued from page 1)' 5201 W. Orchard drive, McHenry, is 18 years old and a senior the local high school, where she is a member of the Pep club, Future Business Leaders association, and student secretary. Her hobbies are dancing and reading. Judy Strorigl of 4504 N. Hilltop drive, McHenry, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Walczynski. Sixteen years old, she is a junior at Marian Central high school, Woodstock, where her greatest interest is music, particularly singing.She is the oldest of seven children. Judy has resided in Sunnyside Estates for the past eight and a half years. , Bonnie Moehling resides at 4617 N. Pioneer road, McHenry, and attends McHenry high school, where she is a senior. She is 17 years old. Bonnie plans to attend Elgin Community college and then transfer to a fouryear college, with an ultimate aim of teaching elementary grades and then become an airline hostess. She is fond of sports, particularly tennis, and also likes to dance, sew and remodel old ftirniture. She is a member of the A.F.S. and F.H.A. in the local high school. Gail McCormack, 16, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy McCormack of 2202 W. Country lane, McHenry. A sophomore at M.C.H.S., she is a member of the Viscounts and a school cheerleader. Nancy Kralowetz, 18, is the daughter of Mrs. Julia Kralowetz of 3404 W. Fairway, McHenry. A prospective June graduate this year, she plans to attend Western Illinois university, where she will major in art. Nancy lists horseback riding among her hobbies. April Young, 17 Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Young of 3002 S. Elder lane, Holiday Hills and a junior in McHenry high school. She is interested in swimming, water and snow skiing, and is a member in the G.A.A., Latin club and select chorus. April is also active in Luther league at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, where she is a member of the Evangelism committee. Paula Parker, 16, is' the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker of 4108 E. Lake Shore drive, Wonder Lake. She is a junior in the local high school. Paula enjoys dancing, skiing and swimming and is proficient as an acrobat. Rose Ann Strojny, 17, is a junior in the local high school. She resides with her parents at 3802 Waukegan road. Rose Ann lists dancing as her favorite hobby. Other entries this week are Sandra Lee Fry of 4315 N. Mayfair drive, 17 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fry, and Melamee Pedersen. Entries made last week were Cathy Steinsdorfer of 1509 Riverside drive and Donna Johnson of 1214 W. N.E. Shore drive. LOST at McCracken field, 3 speed 26" blade Huffy bike. Call 385-6362. 5JJ8-67 LOST: Red English racer from bike rack Edgebrook School. Desperately needed for -paper route. REWARD. Call 385-1107. 5-18-67 _CMB 0F THMB_ WE would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to those of you who expressed your sympathy in so many thoughtful ways during our recent bereavement. It has meant much to us. Mrs. Frank Konecny and family. 5-18-67 I WISH to thank everyone for their visits, cards, flowers and many kind deeds during my recent stay in McHenry hospital Especially priests from St. Patrick's, St. Mary's, Johnsburg Rescue squad, the hospital staff. Margaret Meyers. 5-18-67 WE WISH to thank everybody that came to help us celebrate our golden wedding and for all the gifts, flowers and money. Also for all that sent us such beautiful cards and best wishes. You made two people very happy. Mr. &~Mrs. Peter Welngart 5-18-67 WILL do baby sitting for one child during the week. Call 385-3174. 5-08-6* SlitVICi i»S Ensign Paul F. Schmid Jr., USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F, Schmid Sr. of 3208 W. Golf View Terrace, Mc- Hnery, has completed Flight Preparation school at the Nav-- al Air Station Pensacola, Fla. During the four-week course, he received instruction in basic aerodynamics, aviation physiology, naval air operations, air navigation, physical fitness, power plants and accessories, and swimmiig. NEXT FRIDAY will be GOODWILL PICKUP DAY In McBSEMRY JklHOEA. Dial 385-03S® Agnes T. Addamfl For a Goodwill traclx to stop at your home. Help the Hanricappsfi to help themselves Esy gSviiag discares. PARK PLANS FOR CITY PROGRESS (continued from page 1) then meet with the city sidewalk committee. A plan approved by the State of Illinois Division of Highways in the Springfield office for traffic signal lights at the corner of Front street and Elm street was received by the Council and action taken to proceed immediately with engineering and advertising for bids. An ^plication to conduct a tag day on June 24 for the benefit of the Mental Health centefwas approved. The question of expansion of sanitary sewer facilities again came before the Council. With changes now being made in treatment which may do away with polishing ponds, thought is being given to expansion of the present plant. Proposed boundaries for present and future planning have been submitted to Baxter and Woodman, civil and sanitary engineers, and a meeting with their representative, Hal Sundin, is being arranged for early in June. MINOR CRASHES OCCUR. DURING WEEK M AREA Daniel Lange of 3820 W. Idyll Dell road, McHenry, and two passengers escaped with only minor injuries when their south-bound car went out of control and rolled over. Lange told deputies he was approaching the crest of a hill on Barreville road Friday evening when he was blinded by lights of an approaching auto in his lane. He said he swerved to avoid a collision and in doing so, lost control. A young Forest Park man, James Owens, was blamed by sheriff's deputies for an accident last Friday on Rt. 120, west of Lilymoor. Antonio Cagnoni of Highwood told authorities he had slovired for a vehicle making a right turn in front of him onto Crestwood when his car was struck from the rear, sending it into a field. Owens * stated that he was unable to stop in time. SPRING CAMPOREE On May 19, 20 and 21 approximately 500 McHenry county Boy Scouts and their leaders will be encamped near Coral road, south of Marengo. The boys and their leaders will be participating in the annual Kishwaukee district spring camporee. The theme of this year's camporee is "Operation Disaster". HOMEOWNERS. ELECT SEVEN TO JUNIOR COLLEGE BOARD MAY 37 NEW EDUCATION CONCEPT PROPOSED FOR NEW SCHOOL (continued from page 1) used to improve the present high school. Another would be a referendum toincrease thetax rate to meet rising costs in education. George Cone of Scan-Am company was present to demonstrate an inter-com system for the new high school. No action was taken by the board. Also present at the meeting was Civil Defense Director John Shay, who said he felt there was a need for provision in the new school for a tornado or fall-out shelter. One of the architects present said that the basement area, which would accommodate about 700 persons, would be adequate for a tornado shelter. He added that at some future date provisions for food and other necessities might be made to make it suitable for a bomb shelter. ft was announced that about 40 per cent of the foundation for the new school was completed on schedule. Contracts were announced for William Blanke'nhorn, Caroline Lassin , Patricia Lou Bauman, Susan C. Hanley and Margaret Lansing to teach in the high school next fall. It was announced that there will be another showing of the film, "To Touch A Child", on community concept, to be shown Thursday, June 1, at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. A meeting is scheduled for next Monday evening on the bus problem which confronts the board. A lengthy executive session took place in mid-meeting between the board and Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Anderson and their attorneys regarding money held in escrow as payment cm the former Anderson property now used as McCracken field. Call Dennis Conway| 'package 3315 W. Elm St. policy Phone 385-7111 State Farm Fire & Casualty Company I GARY VYCITAL IS HONORED ON AWARDS PROGRAM Of the twenty-one persons Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vycital who have filed as candidates for flew to St. Paul, Minn., last the McHenry county junior col- week Wednesday to attend the lege board election on May 27, ROTC Air Force awards proseven will be elected, two of gram at the College of St. whom must be from the unin- Thomas. corporated areas. All seven high school districts included in the junior college district are represented, of which twelve are from cities or villages and nine from unincorporated communities. Two of the latter are from the McHenry area, Charles "Chuck" Peterson and Naomi Meyer. . Duties of the elected board include employing an administrator and faculty, determining curriculum and setting salaries. Other candidates are Dr. A.D. Leschuck and Arthur F. Dixon of Harvard, Robert E. Franz, Patricia S. Beasley, William L. Burnett, Marge Rom and Nancy C. Nodrich, Crystal Lake, and Cal Skinner, Sr., Lakewood, E. C. Nichols of Marengo, Ervin J. Kvidera of Cary, Arthur G. Beard of Woodstock, Dr. J. F. Harris of Richmond and William Ritter of Woodstock all representing the incorporated areas. From unincorporated areas are J. William Banker of Woodstock, Robert A. Schoenbeck of Richmond, Joan Hill and Ihomas J. Parsely of Crystal Lake, David E. Scharenberg Marengo, Ralph L. Nichols of Hebron, Mrs. Meyer and Mr. Peterson of McHenry. Precincts will be the same as for the high school elections, with hours from noon to 7 p.m. Colonel Alphonse R. Miele, head of the foreign language department of the Air Force academy, presented the address of the day. The Vycitals' son, Gary, received the Dean of Students' award for academic achievement and leadership in the ROTC corps. He was promoted from the rank of cadet major to cadet lieutenant colonel. Gary was one of twenty-five college men in the UJS. se- ^cted to attend the Air Force Institute of Technology, Wright Patterson Air Force base, Columbus, Ohio, for twenty-one months in the new field of Systems Analysis Program. The young man also was the recipient of the Distinguished Service award from members of Alpha Kappa Pei, professional business fraternity. He served as president of the fraternity during the past year. HIGHWAY DETOUR Because of bridge deck removal and replacement on Rt. 31, between Ringwood and the intersection of U.S. Rt. 12 and Rt. 31, the highway will be closed to through traffic for duration of construction and only local traffic may use Rt. 31. The detour will be by means of Ringwood road east to south Solon road, then north to Rt. 12, west on Rt. 12 to the intersection of Rt. 12 and Rt. 31. This will be in effect until June 30. FOREMOST;:?,; ImERICA'S l a r g e s t chain of independent liquor r*E Al On Sale at This Store Only - Fri., Sat., Sun 4512 W. Route 120 McHenry 385"- 3200 Schlitz Beet 24 12 oz. bottles $3.27 plus South Pacific Pineapple Wine Delicious chilled over the rocks or as mix with vodka, rum, gin or tequila $1.09 fifth Hallers Gin or Vodka $3.19 quart Pabst Blue Ribbon BEER 12 oz. cans $1.79 Old Tht;i?ii-»son Bl@nd@d Whisky fifth Tab A DIET COLA 6 - 1 6 o z . b o t t l e s 39( plus deposit C'est Bon Rock & Rye Quart $2.79 MAKE TBS SI WONifflMY ML.XTABL. With CAREY mi 5,000 BTU/HR a Weighs only 58 poinds a Easy installation with quick attach side panels • Dura mold outer case will hovor rasC ONLY 1241 N. Green Street x Ph. 385-5500 "McHenry's Only.G.E. Servicing Dealer"