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PG. 10 - PLAINDEALER-WED. MAY 7, 1969 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Male Help Wealed Male Help Wanted HELP WANTED HELP WANTED DRAFTSMAN or DRAFTSMAN TRAINEE Mechanical Draftsman to. worl? in an expanding engineering department. Experience preferred but high school drafting and a desire to learn could qualify you. Salaried position with excellent company benefits include 50% tuition refund and profit-sharing. -- Apply -- AEROQUIP CORP. BARCO DIVISION 600 N. Hough St. Barrington DUnkirk 1-1700 "an equal opportunity employer" 5-7/5-9-69 Second Shift Opportunities (4:00 p.m. -12:30 a.m.) Microstatic Operations has positions available on the second shift for: MACHINE OPERATORS MACHINE SET-UP MEN If you have experience in either of these jobs, come in or call: INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS DEPARTMENT 362-5000 BBB. SMITH-CORONA MARCHANT OIVISION O* SCM CORPORATION Rte. 45 and Peterson Road, Libertyvflle, ffltoola "an equal opportunity employer" 5-2/5-7-69 AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN Our tremendous increase in sales demands that we increase our sales organization. We have room for more good men, who are anxious to sell and make good money. Excellent compensation plan. Salary plus commission and liberal bonuses. Previous automobile experience helpful but not necessary. Previous selling experience IS necessary. . If you are thinking, don't miss this opportunity. See MB. CHARLES CORSO General Sales Manager PAYTON CHEVROLET, INC. 908 N. FRONT ST. McHENRY, ILL. 385-2155 ELECTRONICS INSPECTOR Basic solid state experience or tech. courses required. Use oseilloscope, electronic counter, D.V.M., frequency generator to functional test final assemblies. Company benefits include excellent insurance plan, paid holidays and vacations and pension plan. -- Apply -- AEROQUIP CORP. BARCO DIVISION 500 N. Hough St. Bairington DUnkirk 1-1700 "an equal opportunity employer" 5-7/5-9-69 WOMEN OR MEN * Drill Press Operators * Coil Winders * Light Machine Work * Assemblers Also night shift 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. (Beginners Welcome) APPLY IN PERSON • Steady Employment • Air Conditioned Factory • Employee Benefits GEARMASTER, INC. 1809 S. Route 31 McHENHY, ILL. 5-7-69 HELP WANTED Keypunch Operator I I I I I I I I I I EXPERIENCE ON 029 KEYPUNCH PREFERRED | I I I I I I I I I I I I I ALL COMPANY BENEFITS APPLY IN PERSON TO JAY THOMAS Harvard Illinois 943-5411 Milt Halp Wanted OLDER MAN Full or part time. Light work assembling piston ring sets, miscellaneous work in small shop. Experience not necessary. Apply at rear of building McHENRY MANUFACTURING COMPANY 4016 W. Crystal Lake Rd. McHenry, 111. 60050 5-7/5-9-69 JANITORIAL WORK 3:30 P.M. to 12 midnlgb c> days week MUST BE RET J ABLE -- Apply In Person -- TRIWEC TRANSFORMER COMPANY 519 W. Sheridan Lakemoor McHenry, Illinois HELP WANTED: We do all types of construction. We have all kinds of work ahead We need all types of tradesmen * Brick Layers 9 Carpenters * Cement Men • Many company benefits, • Overtime premium. • Only experienced tradesmen need apply. ahnold n. may, BUILDERS, INC. 9710 North Route 12 Richmond, Illinois 810.078-28& 5-2-69TF1-2 EXPERIENCED real estate salesman for rural farm and home sales in McHenry county. Call T. P. Mathews, Realtors. 385-6341 or 653-2061- 5-7/5-9-69 Male Help Wanted SALESMAN Opportunity to join Lake County's finest men's clothing store as salesman in our Fox Lake Plaza store. Apply in person evenings. DURKIN & DURKIN Fox Lake, Dl. 5-7-69TF1-2 BARTENDER • Full Time • Immediate Opening • Insurance Benefits CZECHO LODGE Rt. 14 Crystal Lake, Dl. 459-0125 5-7/5-9-69 HELP WANTED BUS DRIVER for morning and afternoon runs. Harrison School, Wonder Lake, 111. Call 653-5742. 5-2-69TF1-2 WANTED Pets That Need A Horn* OR ARE Looking For Their Master As a public service of the McHenry Plaindealcr all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" axe Free. The only requirements are: Hie ^Hw»» qj* to be given away to good homes without charge, or you are trying to find the owner of a pet that has strayed into your possession. TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO BE GIVEN AWAY PART COLLIE -- 3 yrs. old. Very gentle. 385-4580. Call after 3:30 4-30-69 2 BEAUTIFUL Call 385-1547. KITTENS, pan trained. 8 weeks old. 5-7-69 4 KITTENS, 2 months old, 1 calico colored, white and 2 brown and white. Call 385-1927. black and 5-7-69 KITTENS, 5 weeks old. mousers. Call 338-3152. Litter box traned. Excellent 5-7-69 5 CUTE long haired kittens, to old. 3 all white, 1 gray, 1 tiger. good homes. Call 385-6074. weeks 5-7-69 MIXED BRED, 1 year old, made dog. farm. Call 385-3827. To good home or 5-7/5-9^69 TWO FEMALE PUPPIES, 7 weeks old, mostly Cocker. Call 385-6538, 2306 Manor Lane, Eastwood Manor. 5-7/5-9-69 THREE 7 week old kittens. Call 385-2077. 5-7-69 & Male or Female Several openings now exist in ASSEMBLY and LIGHT MACHINE WORK. ALSO NIGHT SHIFT 5 P.M. TO 9 P.M. Apply in Person 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. RAE MOTORS CORP. 5801 W. Route 120 McHenry, 111. 5-7/5-9-69 PUPPIES, litters onl>. Up to 7 weeks old. Will pick up if brought to McHenry area. Good homes guaranteed. Call 385-7897. ' 5-2-69TF1-2 WANTED -- in good condition. Used 40 h.p. motor. Call 385- 4580 after 3.00 p.m. 5-2-69TF NOTICE I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts other than my own as of April 30, 1969. WILLIAM STAHLMAN 5-7-69 COOK for summer camp for small children. In McHenry, residential. Excellent salary. Call Lee Ahsmann. Saturady and Sunday. 312-825-0378. 5-2-69TF1-2 PART TIME, 2 to 3 hours Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons. Apply in person. Ludwig Milk Co. 1903 S. Route 31, McHenry. 5-7/5-9-69 FULL TIME, custodian. First United Methodist Church. Call 385-1352 or 385-0931 5-7/5-9-69 EXPERIENCED service station attendant. Part Jtime days or nights. Pick your own hours. Good starting salary. 18 years or older. Apply in person. Ed's Standard, 3817 W. Elm, McHenry. Ask for Ed or Herb. 5-7/5-9-69 MEAT WRAPPER WANTED. Apply in person between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. 3910 W. Main McHenry, 111. 5-7/5-9-69 CARD OF THANKS I WISH to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all who sent flowers, cards and gifts and to all who visited me during my recent illness at McHenry Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Berman, Father Rudden and all who cared for me. MRS. ORVTLLE FREUND 5-7-69 FROM wall to wall, no soil at all, on carpets cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Ace Hardware. 5-7-69 PCTSFOR!SALEMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Moss announce the birth o¥ a 6 lb. 4 oz. daughter in the Elmhurst hospital April 28. The new baby has two sisters, Wendy Coleen, 4, and Cathy Elizabeth, 2. Mrs. Moss is the former Karen Thompson of McHenry. GRANTED CHARTER Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced issuance of a charter to McHenry Auto parts, Inc. to "deal in automobile and truck replacement parts, etc." LET'S LOOK AT THE * 8 RECORDS * g > BY LINOA MORRIS HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS WELCH pony mare, 385-5246. $50. Call 5-7/5-9-69 THIS WEEK'! PATTERNS BY AUDERY LANE OUR SINCERE thanks to . the McHenry hospital staff and to friends for the many kindnesses extended to Mary Ellen and to the family during her illness; also Rev. White and Pastor Chappell for spiritual support. 5-7-69 Wanted To Real 4 OR 5 ROOM HOUSE, middle age couple. No children or pets. About $125. Call 312-872-2830 * 5-2/5-9-69 3 BEDROOM HOME/ excellent references. Up to S200 per month. Call 312-639-3883. 5-2/5-16-69 I WISH to thank all my relatives and friends for all the cards, prayers, ' and flowers sent to me during my stay in the hospital. I also want to thank the doctors and staff of McHenry Hospital for their kindness and help. THANK YOU ALL. CHRISTINA MAY 5-7-69 WE WISH to thank the city and state police, ambulance driver, personnel at the hospital and everyone who helped at the scene of the accident and the alert persons who were responsible for the apprehension of the hit and run driver. MR. & MRS KENNETiH ZELLER, JR. 5-7-69 Jump Into Fall Be r e a d y l o r F a l l in t h i s g r o o v y I ' o r t - l i p p e d j u m p e r w i t h c i r c u l a r p a t c h p o c k ' s . No 3416 comes in s i z e s 8 to 18 l b u s ' 32 to 40! In Size 12 (bust 34) mini jumper t a k e s I 3 4 y a r d s of 54 i n c h , k n e e l e n / t h I 7 8 y a r d k t oI 54 t n c h . ^ l p I ou s e I 3 8 y a r d s oI 54 i n c h . 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Revenues for the first quarter were up six percent over the first quarter last year, while earnings were $1.53 a share as compared to $1.40 a share for the same period last year. ATTENDS INSTITUTE "The Man in Management" was the theme of the 1969 Midwest Institute of Clinic Management, held April 27-30 in Minneapolis. The institute was sponsored by the University of Minnesota General Extension division and the midwest section of the Medical Group Management association (MGMA). Among some 150 medical clinic managers attending from throughout the United States, including registrants from Texas, California, Hawaii and the District of Columbia, was H.N. Dillon, Administration of McHenry. Mr. Dillon is presidentelect of the organization. 0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC SERVICE NEWS Army Private First Class Dale L. Snell, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Snell, 4305 W. Ponca street, McHenry, was assigned March 21 to the 32nd Artillery in Vietnam, as a cannoneer. The Seekers made their debut five years ago and^much has happened to the popular group from the moment of their first appearance to the release of their latest album, Live! Bruce wrote songs culminating in the beautiful Angeline; Keith acquired a 12- string guitar to add to their instrumentation and Athol became adept at witty back chat to hecklers out front and Judith is rag-time pianist and soloist. . .Numbers done in Live (from Talk of the Town) include Music of the World A Turnin', I'll Never Find Another You, With My Swag All On My Shoulder, We Shall Not Be Moved, Morningtown Ride and A World of Our Own, on one side and Rattler, The Olive Tree, Love Is Kind, Love Is Wine, TTie Carnival Is Over and Georgy Girl on the flip side. A group called The Stained Glass has come up with a rather wild one called Crazy Horse Roads . . . Don't let the gruesome cover (three of them hanging from a tree limb) deter you -- it's really a pretty good LP . . . Songs include I Sing You Sing, Finger Painting, Soap and Turkey, Twiddle My Thumbs, F a h r e n h e i t , Nightcap, Horse On Me, Two Make One, Light Down Below, Piggy Back Ride and Doomsday. American violinist prodigy Yehudi Menuhin has never ceased to amaze the musical public with his constant growth and development since his San Francisco concert debut at the age of seven. . .The pinnacle of his art as a virtuoso may be represented by his Beethoven C o n c e r t o with the g r e a t Klemperer. . .The two Brahms works are among his best in the self-effacing realm of chamber music and his more recently cultivated skills as a conductor shine forth in his lively performance of a specially prep a r e d , a u t h e n t i c a l l y Baroque Water Music. MISS STINESPRING RECOGNIZED FOR COLLEGE HONORS More than 1,000 St. Olaf colleg students were honored for high scholarship at the college's annual honors convocation May 1. Among them w^s Leota Stinespring, McHenry. In order to quality for the honor rating, a student must have compiled at least a 3.0 (B) average during his course work at St. Olaf. This year's group included 302 freshmen, 257 sophomores, 235 juniors, 220 seniors and six special students. Speakers at the convocation were seniors Julie Boatright of Norman, Okla., and J6yFarness of Palo Alto, Calif. It was the first time that students hadg^een the principal speakers at the honors convocation. A special guest at the ceremony was Kjell Bondevik, Norwegian minister of ecclesiastical affairs and education, who was a visitor on the campus. HURT IN ACCIDENT Charles Palnveri of 3106 S. Woods avenue, McHenry, (Burton's Bridge), is recovering in Condell Memorial hospital, Libertyville, after undergoing surgery for amputation of his arm, to the elbow, following an industrial accident. Mr. Palmieri was reported to have been repairing a spring while at work at the MacLean Fogg Locknut Co. in Mindeleir, where he was foreman, w!ien a starter button was accidentally turned on. He had oeen an employee of the firm for twantytwo years. CHARLES DAHMS A funeral Mass was offered at 9:30 (/clock Monday morning in Mary Queen of Heaven church, Cicero, for Charles A. Dahms of 4806 Wilmot road, Whispering Hills, who died late on April 30 in McHenry hospital of an apparent heart attack. Burial was in Queen of Heaven cemetery, Hillside. Mr. Dahms, 68, was a native of Illinois and for the past two years resided in this community. He was a retired foreman of can assembly for the Campbell Soup Co. The deceased was president of the Whispering Hills Community club. Besides his wife, Mamie, he leaves several children, Mrs. Marion June Rocco, Mrs. Lucille Svehla, Mrs. Grace Peontke, James Kenneth and Arthur, all of the Chicago area; fourteen grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Elsie Dunther. A son, Edward, preceded him in death. The body rested at the Svec & Sons chapel, 6227 W. Cermak road, Berwyn, until the time of last rites. The average age of the nation's 26.6 million veterans is 44.2 years. $50,000 SUIT A dram shop suit totalling $50,000 has been filed by Clyde and Lucille Pillar and Jeannette and Kenneth Betts against Margie Neverdosy, doing business as the Teddy Bear tavern. The suit names Michael P. Paszkiet, driver of a car involved in an accident in which Mrs. Pillar was a passenger in a car driven by Mrs. Betts. 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