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, I f j f a uswfr *f., WB*w0Ay<pga$wk>w: **- -- yMi. Opens season •'J-^i'X'i-'rW^, ^ .*.. r &r&Z'r: ^V^r*j?. OMAN :i;VC:fi«!rl^iE.|| . To Operate v" • ^kddlP3SSil^g -M Ccdl38S5064 Between $ «ju. and 6pan. ^'t-:. fr»67 SPEED typist, 70 wort* pe^ munite, minimum to learn. IW den :;«diustwriter. Excellent pay. Good working conditions. FA time. Apply isl: person. MsHanry Pl&lndealer. 5*25-67 PART TIME Call 385-0533. service station. 6-i/e^87 WANTED Mgh school girl to? cleaning one daya week. Far- >iah own txansportation. Call 3-14te &8-67 COCJSTA2L waitress for night worib Friday,- Saturday, Sun* day. 9 p.ra.to2 a.m. Call 385-' 1475#-"' 6-8-87 WAITRESS part or full time. 6-11 pin. The Vogue Restaurant Call 385-7133. 6-847 BABYSITTER for stmomer.>; school age Children. Pistakee Bay area. 'Monday, Wednesday. Thursday. Friday, days. Live in or go home. Call 815* 385^3865. 6-8*07 WOMEN to work in nursing home on SWkee Bay near McHenry. No experience necessary. Will train. 4 pjn. to 12 midnight. 3 or 4 days week. Other Shifts available. Call 815-385*0461. 6-8-67 EASY part time **. Work from your home. $50 to $60 per week. 15 to 20 hours.. Established customers. Call after 5 WANTED TO BUY GUNS--For Cash 919. McHsnry Gun Center, 3335 W. Dm Start Phora385-7320. WSS^f UOUT fe FO^KD LO&T: Man's wallet. Valuable papers needed. RewariL Send to 502 N. Kent or esll 385- 3739. 6«-87 TO BE GIVEN AW AY GERMAN SHEPHARD, female. 4 months old. Good with children. Call 385-5198. 6-S-6? Ttfs will bs the seeSfe in the city park next Thursday evening, June 15, when the regular summer series of band concerts is held from 7:45 to 8:45 o'clock. Eight concerts will be presented throughout the vacation period, featuring soloists from the band as well as a variety of guest performers. For the first program, Mayor Donald P. Doherty will officially launch the new season with a brief talk. The eightean-member band, directed by Stanley Vycital, will be heard in music papular in the era of the Big Bands. Their repertoire includes new arrangements of old favorites, tunes from the movies and Broadway hits. Joseph Etten is chairman of the band committee for the City Council. The McHenry Choral club will be featured in two selections on the opening concert. ^:,r .Ylg CHILD DIES OFWli INJURIES WHE0& CAR HITS TREE An inqpept will be conducted Saturday, June 10, in the death of AUce Margaret Dehne, 2*i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Define of 4804 S. Wildwood drive, PartenPa subdivision, McHenry. The child was pronounced dead on arrival at McHenry hospital, where she was taken by ambulance after an accident at her home. Alice was reported to have been playing with a sister in the fiunily car when |t rolled down the driveway, striking, a tree. The child was born Oct. 24, 1964, in Libertyville. She leaves her parents; two sisters, Joan.and Margaret; and the paternal grancfearents, Mr. and Mrs., Harry Dehne of McHenry. ,,. The be# rested at the Island Lake ftmeral home until 10 o'clock Wednesday morning, when the Mass of the Angels was sung at Transfiguration Catholic, church, Wauconda. Burial was in the church cemetery. SECRETARIES - . \ . We have several permanent positions in our Steles and Purchasing departments for Seer reteies with good typing and shorthand skills. Requires substantial telephone contact duties. Full range of Company paid benefits including Profit-Sharing. „ use the CLASSIFiePS TALENTED SENIOR K MANUFACTURINO A DIVISION OP OAK ELECTRO/NETICS COR». Midi Halo Si®1®®# PInm 48t»S000 CRYSTAL LAIC I, IU,BM(9M< AN CQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 1 imwm-M. •• • 1 • • • 1 • 1 • We can place you with companies which will use the skills that you learned in the service. --FREE-- CALL: 815-338-3200 WIDE PERSONNEL, INC. OPEN EXTRA HOURS THUBS. TILL 7:00 P.M. SAT. TILL 12:00 NOON MON., TUES., WED., FBI. 0:00-5:00 1 2SS B@a£@m Street W©©ds2eek, Illinois i i I i i i i i i i LEE VARESE Lee Varese, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Varese, on Honors Day was awarded the Ann varese & . presented forJthe ,Sje^ma year to the most talented M.C.HJS. senior who will follow a career in the professional theatre. Miss Varese, who graduates after three years, will attend Southern Methodist university in Dallas, Texas. Last year's award was won by Danny Turner, who is attending the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City. The local high school has been presented with a valuable gift of scenery from the Am Varese & Co. theatrical grow. I I I I I I I I-- I I " I I* I T*. I I I I LAB TECHNICIAN tm High School Graduate Male or Female rto assist research end development manager. Light experience in research lab assures your future. Desigaa Emglmeer 012,» Deaggea ©raffotomn OQS© » 0108) . Prote^te (Doasrol Trainee |90 ffk. W'EleotfffiaSd ®2cla!®lan "IB.M. ®&jie Librarian £®S wk. ' DirsStomuui isoo-teoo r ~ OPEN R EXTRA HOURS E Thun. 9:00-7:00 E Sai. 8:00 - 2:00 WIDE gcop* PERSONNEL IN' m-: \ i o \ , i W O O D M I H I v I I I I 'hum ,H I •; 'no < li :>.X l;! III-.. Muii . I in - \\ .•<!., I . i AUTO PARTS TRAINEE «80-f90 Looking for a sharp trainable young man who knows spark plug from a piston.' A permanent profitable future with long established pany. corn- Tab Operators (2) |80-«100 Computer Opr. Trainee 190 - $120 Staff Accountant $800 - $860 Auditors (8) $700 - $850 Programmer Analysts (6) §S80 - $950 Method: Analysts (6) $@00 - $800 ; Fundi PreM Foreman $575 - «625 Supervise 15-20 Men and women in punch press dept. Join one of. the fastest growing companies in this area. , riiiii--- 'i PRODUCT SALES MGR. $11,500 - $18,009 Be, responsible for the marketing, sales analysis, advertising and customer laison of selectron cores. A real challenge! §13 Hi I Industrial Engineers (%) $750 - $950 One light, one heavy on time study, plant layout,. production - cost, equipment evaluation. Both growth spots with rapidly expanding companies. • • • I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I • I I I • I H 1 V: > 1 [ :;•kW-'d f!j HARRISON SCHOOL by Dr. Santo Ruggero,president HOLDS GRADUATION of the board. PROGRAM JUNE 9 An interesting program is planned at Harrison school in Wonder Lake when graduation exercises are held Friday June 9, at 8:15 p.m. Honor citations will be given by Principal M.F. Thomas and there will be musical selections by the Harrison school band and by th© chorus. Putricia Freund, Vicki Larspi, Luclnda Johnson and dieryl Elbsrsen of the graduating class will present talks. Diplomas will be distributed The class Includes Marie Belch, Daniel Ball, John Bixby, Richard Bland, Jay Cristy, Lorraine Dewerdt, Melissa Kay Doherty, Michele Dusthimer, Cheryl Elbersen, HarleyFlyim, Patricia Kay Freund, Frank Higgins, Gerald Hummel, Lucinda Johnson and Anthony Jones. Also Audrey Jones, Karen Lynn Kiddell, David Kinzie, Gregg Kuretski, Vicki Ann Larson, Sharon Legg, John Letizla, Mary Mathews, Wendy Mc- Comb, Borean Mae Moore, Marellen Murphy, Arthur John LAYMEN REVIVAL BEGINS AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday, June 11, marks the beginning of a laymen-led revival at the First Baptist church of McHenry, Members of the local church and laymen of the Southlawn Baptist church of Amarillo, Texas, will be presenting the evening messages. The seris of evangelistic services will begin with a fcisn's prayer breakfast Sunday mornir$ j. The regular Sunday services apd evening services at 7:30 will be conducted by the men of the two churches. The singing will be led by Rev. Jerry Ford of the First Baptist church of Harvard. The group from the Southlawn Baptist church of Amarillo consists of four families and three additional men. Some have been in the McHenry area for the past two weeks, laying the ground work for the coming revival and also helping with a similar revival and Vacation Bible •qhool in the Baptist chapel in Richmond. These families are using their vacation time to work in this area. The week-long revival will be climaxed Sunday,, June 18, with a fellowship dinner in celebration of the sixth anniversary of the local church, ft was on June 18, 1961, that the first service was held by this group., At this time they were meeting in a store building on West Main. Since that time the present building has been erected. Just recently the second unit of educational space was added to the sanctuary located south of town on Route 31. Virgle Chappell, pastor, extends an invitation to all to attend the services next week. PURPLE HEART IS AWARED TO JOHN K.DAVIS HONOR GERT BARBIAN "l Gert Barbian was the honored guest in her home Friday afternoon whes^lhe ladies auxiliary of the "VFW presented her with her ttifenty-year membership pin. The presentation was made by VI Schuble, who also presented Gert with a corsage. Other auxiliary members who gathered for the occasion were Marge Moreth, VI Abbink, Angela Brown, Dorothy Rein- ; boldt, Lola Mears, May Angelo, ' Marion' Schoenholtz, Pauline Pries and Gerry Breede. Coffee and cake were served by the ladies. JOHN K. DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Davis of 4416 N. Mayfair drive, McHenry, have received word that thei# son, Pilot WO-l John K.' DaVTs, 22, a helicopter pilot on a gun ship, was shot down in the demilitarized zone on the last big push in May. The young man was rescued immediately but 'received machine gun BPDY BES1E1°S KENNELS 1 Mile East of Skyline Drive-la PHONE 385-2498 BOARDING AND TmMOTNG Obedience -- Hunting and Retrieving (Large Heated Kennels). QMM. Potato gfcufl Service - POODLE ©EtOOMUMQ Nitz, Debbie Palko and Patricia Ann Petersen. Also Roger Pickell, Karen Anne Pickrum, James RoUson, Rita DarleneRobison, John RUpp, Norbert Sauers, Stanley Sawko, Dean Setzler, Michael Smith, Sandra Sorensen, James Tobin, Mary Jo Walker and Brad Wyatt. CHILD TREATED Two-year-old James Solesbee, Jr., son of the senior Solesbees of Lilymoor, was treated in McHenry hospital Monday, where he was' taken after drinking lighter fluid for a charcoal burner. SPOIL HIM A LITTI o«« Jl NYE'S IS MUMBER ONE ON YOUR DAD'S PREFERRED UST COLOGNES LOTIONS JADE EAST PASSPORT 360 OLD SPICE CARON MISTER L KENT OF LONDON MONSIEUR LANVIN IT'S CRICKET FABERGE MYRURGIA ENGLISH LEATHER DANTE' YARDLEY ROYAL REGIMENT JAGUAR. NEXT WiiiCc f¥AT€H FOB @ S&H SPICIAI ©@^'T FOK@ET Phone 3i|.4426 1325 M. RIVI1SIDE @!< 8, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - SEC. I, PG 9 \ MERIT AWARDS " "xtpSeit mtjor In qwdal educa- PRESENTED BY t. K1WANIS CLUB The Iflwanls club of McHenry this week presented merit awards to one boy and ona girl,, in the eighth grade graduating class from each of the thrfe schools in McHenry, St. Maiy's, St. Patridt*8 and McHenry Junior high. These awards were based <®on leadership, scholarship and other similar qualifications. The merit award winners are: St. Mary*s, Howard Wagner and Victoria Basal; St. Patrick's, Janet Laws on and William Herkes; and McHenry Junior high, Scott Curry and Diane Alvary. The IQwanis club of McHenry has sponsored a scholarship program for McHenry Community high school for some time. This program was changed this past year and the amount of the scholarship increased. It is a requirement that the re- Jlon or teacher education. The ghjdent must be in the second ^ quartile (25 to 50%) of the graduating class standing to ^ receive the scholarship. A student is judged iqxm his college ^ preparatory work, future goals, and school and outside activi- ... ties. .' I;, A ' The 1967 recipient of the f; "* scholarship is Kandy Thamp- J , son. An Alternate is also se- >, lected each year in the event p; that the winner does not fulfill the requirements of entering college or doss not remain in college for the full year. The alternate would then receive any remaining funds. The alternate for this year is Pat Camasta. FALLS FROM HORSE William Collom of ^priqg Grove was treated in McHenry hospital last Sunday for injuries suffered when he was thrown from the horse he was riding en the Schmidt horse farm near Spring Grove, ITEM: Of every $20 spent for groceries, $1.50 to $2.00 goes for the boxes and wrappers that help keep the food in good condition and attract attention. Packaging costs vary. • Sometimes the package may cost as much as the food itself. wounds in the leg. He .is now recuperating in a hospital in Japan. Davis has been awarded the Purple Heart, Preside ntail citation and other decorations. He had been in Vietnam for four months when injured. WO-l Davis is a 1962 graduate ot McHenry high school and has been in the Army for ayear and a half, serving with the 1st cavalry division, Delta Co. His address is W3155003, 7th Field hospital, Medical Hold Detach, Ward. 1, APO San Francisco. 96594. ALWAYS BEBEBBER for 'Pdfhers at... 5TTORE for MEN U45 N. Green St. Phone 385-0047 McHenry, 111 Open Dally 8 a.m. till 6 pjn. Friday's till 9 p-m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS TTSK THIS FREE GBEEX STREET PARKING ARKA E7 stout, FULLSERVICE l**kl M & How to save on your home improvements Have the work done now--for delay can be costly, with rising prices and increasing deterioration! And finance the repairs or improvements simply and at really economical cost... with one of our modern bank Home Improvement Loans. Come in now! WALK-UP & BEIVE WIEfDOWS OPEN FHIBAY EYEMNGS 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. McHElRY STATE BANK "Where Family Money Matters" PHOMS 385-1040