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WANTED SEC, I - PLAINDEALER - JUNE 22, 1967 THE McHENBY PLAINDEAtfcn ' <* r-v: - •*V •ft-*'-'vl-': and waitress *®ated.„ Uttle Chef RestaufWt. 1332 N. Riverside Dr., 6-22-67 , .... „-- School Teacher. gt. Joseph's Church, Richmond Illinois. Call 678-7421. 6-1-67TF HAIRDRESSER, #•11 38SS717. full time. 6-1-67TF FULL OR PART TIME SALES |PE RSON paid weekly. Sell nursijsery stock produced by Mc- >1KAY NPRSERY COMPANY, c Wisconsin's greatest Nursery ^established over 60 years. ^Nurseries of over 700 acres •|^8i| Waterloo, Wis. No delivering. No investment required. " Training provided by experienced landscape designers. Excellent opportunity for hard wta-lcer. 1 WRTfEc' McKay Nursery Company WATERLOO, WISCONSIN r 53594 5 6-22/7-6-67 Male Wanted FULL OR PART TIME HANDY MAN for general work around livestock farm. WM. SCHMIDT HORSE FARM Spring Grove, Illinois 6-15/6-22-6; Male Help Wanted YOUNG MAN over 16 for general outdoor work at marina. Call in person. Pistakee Marina, S. Rt. 12, Fox Lake, 111. 312-JU 7-5814. 6-22-67 WANTED rhythm guitar player for Joey D's Mark IV. Call 385-6195 or 385-9716. 6-2-267 HELP WANTED mnmammmmmm -- VOLUNTEERS TO WORK IN TICKET BOOTHS for the American Legion Carnival JUNE 30, JULY 1. 2. 3, 4 Start 7 p.m. Call 385-4144 6-22-67 WANTED Stable help for Richmond horse farm. Would like experienced men but will train someone who has been around livestock. Top wages, wonderful living quarters and allfjneals furnished. Contact Tom Moore Knolland Farm Richmond, Illinois Call 815-678-2261 6-1-67TF HEftE 1$ A GOOD PLACE TO WORK. Modarn manufacturing plan#. Profit sharing plan. Libaral employ** banafits. {Jolt** Stefe£**%c| R I C H M O N D , I L L I N O I S SblfiUM, HARDWARE F«IUw U.S. 12 north to Coooty N. Torn loll •n Sterling Parkway Trafiear ROAT TRAILERS 6-22-67 Wants you for opportunities unlimited.... :HECK OUR ADVERTISEMENT 7 SEC 2 PAGE I 6-22-67 ROUTE SALESMAN ^ For local territory. E a r,n 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. 190S S. Rt- 31 McHenry, 111. Apply in person 6-15/6-22-67 Female Help^Waated RELIABLE baby sitter wanted for Saturday evenings for 4 year old boy. McHenry vicinity. Call Mrs. Wolf. 385-1285. 6-22-67 WE NEED * Licensed Nunes * Norses Aides * Housekeeping Aides No experience necessary. In service training. Contact WOODSTOCK RESIDENCE S09 HcGse&y Avorae WOOPSTOCK Phoae: 338-1700 6-8/6-22-67 Men or Women Telephone Sales Pleasant working conditions Air conditioned office. $1.50 per hour Mornings or evenings Pick your own hours Chicago Daily News 4410 W. Rt 120 McHenry, 111. Call 385-1070 GIRL WANTED For silk finishing. Will train. Good working conditions. Apply in person. Gem Cleaners Jewel Shopping Plaza McHENRY, ILLINOIS 6-22-67 Male Help Wanted WANTED TO RENT ASSISTANT theatre manager; trainee wanted for McHenry theatre. Part time work evenings, 3 nights per week. Experience helpful but not necessary. Should have working knowledge of simple math. Ideal for second job. Prefer person 40 - 50 years old. Apply any e v e n i n g a t McHenry Theatre after 7:30 p.m. 6-22*67 SALESMAN Full or Part Time A fine opportunity for a man with retail sales experience. • Permanent • Good Salary • Pleasant Surroundings One of McHenry County's Finest Men's Furnishings Store. For Interview write c/o Plaindealer Box 472 6-22-67 SALESMAN Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. has an opening in the Lake region for a salesman. Over 400 established accounts. Salary and commission. No experience neces- < sary. We will train you. Call Jim Walsh at 312-395-1989 or 312-662-2540 6-22/7-13-67 YOUNG MAN to work around horse and cattle farm. Must have some experience with livestock and farming. Apply ready to work. WM. SCHMIDT HORSE FARM (3 miles west of Fox Lake) Spring Grove, Illinois 6-15/6-22-67 BILLING CLERK We are now interviewing for a position in our Billing Department. Good typing and an ability to work with figures required. Come and see us if you are interested in working in pleasant surroundings and for a growing company where better-than-average salaries and fringe benefits are available. This position will be open August 1. Grown Industrial Products Co. HEBRON, ILLINOIS (North of Hebron, 111. Rt. 47 at State Line Rd.) Phone: (815 ) 648-2511 Ask for Personnel Department 6-22-67 ARE WE INYOURFUTURI Read our Ad Oh Page I Sec. 2 THEN ANSWER THAT QUESTJON 6-22-67 6-22-67 GENERAL OFFICE Excellent position for woman with good typing ability. Must be neat and accurate with figures. This is a permanent position with varied dutic j cki 1 a responsibilities. HCM IS A OQOD PLACE TO WORK. Madam Manufacturing p'.anf Profit *liariN( plan. liberal ••pl*y** benefit*. R I C H M O N D . I T L I H O I t EmployEQaS EmpitoyEaQBift AgQacaoa Data Processing Supervisor $12/000 - $16,000 Take charge ot brand new installation. Report only to the president. Supervise this 360 operation from its inception and tackle the challenge it affords. It will be your baby to raise! LAB TECHNICIAN $110 - $120 TAB OPERATORS (2) 180 • $100 Computer Opr. Trainee $90 - $120 PLT. MAINTENANCE $130.00 ELECTRONIC TECH. $560 - $660 Punch Press Foreman $575 - $625 TOOL DESIGNER $8,000 - $10,000 DRAFTSMAN TRAINEE $85 - $100 Screw Machine Foreman $11,000 - $14,000 DESIGN ENGINEER $12,000 Product Design Engineer $9,000 - $14,000 CALL 815- 338 3200] £SS Esafeja St.] WIDE gctf* PERSONNEL, INC. Open Extra Hours: Thurs. till 7:00 p.m. Sat till 12:00 noon. Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 9:00 - 5:00 HARDWARE Fallow U.S. 12 Bank la Caaaty H. Twra lalt •a Siarllat 'arivay Trait oar •OAT TSAILERS TEACHERS desire apartments ments, homes or room in private home with kitchen privledges. Located within 5 miles of Johnsburg starting Sept. 1, 1967. Call Johnsburg School, 385-3731. 6-22/6-29-67 The Silent River 'TO V,f, 2 OR 3 BEDROOM furnished or semi-furnished house or partm^t for July and August by visith)g teacher and family. Excellent references available. Will pay for both months in advance. Call 639-3883. 6-22-67 1 BEDROOM unfurnished apartment for Sept. 1st occupancy. Call 385-4624. 6-22-67 TWO - BEDROOM apartment, garage desirable. Two adults. Mr.s W. Carlson, days 385- 3499; eves. 385-2885. 6-22-67 WANTED WILL DO ironing in my home $1.00 per hour. Free pick up and delivery. Call 385-1560. 6-22/6-29-67 WELDER with 20 years experience wants year around outside work with a company. Call 385-2872. 6-22-67 BOAT lift for 2,000 lb. capacity. Call 385-7107 or D12-8531 6-22-67 WANTED E l e c t r i c a l w o r k . Garages, additions, basements, etc. Phone 815-653-7608. 6-22-67 Siiuaffl@sa Wa&M YOUNG married woman will care for 1 child, day or night. Experienced. Will also sit by hour. Call 385-0668. 6-22-67 HIGH SCHOOL boy willing to do any kind of work. Call 385- 3389. 6-22-67 YOUNG MAN with experience in traffic, inventory control and purchasing desires employment. Resume available. Call 815-385-6583 or 815-385-7341. 6-22-67 Mai© Help Wanted SHEET metal workers. Althoffs. 903 N. Front, McHenry, 385-5700. 6-15-67TF INSPECTOR. Q.C. head up and organize inspection department. Full charge - responsible to management Mechanical and electrical background desired. Prem Corp. Johnsburg, HI. 6-22-67 EXPERIENCED night cook wanted. Apply in person. The Virginian Restaurant, 394 Virginia, Crystal Lake, 111. 6-8-67TF RECEPTIONIST Personable young lady with some typing ability. Varied type of work. Excellent fringe benefits. -- Apply in person -- MOQINi MANUFACTURING COMPANY 4 Miles North of McHenry on Ringwood Road Ringwood, Illinois "An Equal Opportunity Employer" 6-22-67 WHAT'S IN YOUR FUTURE? Look for our Display Advertisement tPage I Sec. of the Plaindealer feyi; APPRENTICE -- Electrician. Yjear around employment. See or call A. N. May Builders, Inc., Richmond, Illinois. 815- 678-2861. 6-22-67TF Experienced mechanic. Steady job. McHenry Garage, Jeep Sales & Service, 926 N. Front, McHenry- Call 385-0403. 6-22-67 DEPARTMENT 'HEAD C o m p l e t e k n o w l e d g e of layout, lacing, shielding, braiding of cable and harnesses, technical and electrical background. Salary plus other insentives. PREM CORP. JOHNSBURG, ILLINOIS 6-22/6-29-67 "The Silent River" might very well have been the title for this photo taken near one of the city's marine services last Sunday. Not a boat was seen after County Sheriff John Carroll officially closed the. river late in the week for boat "traffic from PistakeeBay to Algonquin. He acted because of high water and the danger to cr§fts of piers under water. The wake of the boats was reported to have caused considerable damage to property. Project Head Start Opens Next Monday Hilltop School Is LoasHon For McHenry Classes The Community Action agency for McHenry county announces a federal grant for a Head Start program to be in session from June 26 to Aug. 11. McHenry will be one at four locations in which classes will beheld. This program, a division of the Office of Economic Opportunity, is a summer project that prepares special groins of children to enter kindergarten in the fall on the same level with tfcsir psers. Although this program is flexible inthetypeof child 14 will accept, it is aimed at the cMM who is entering school this fall, less prepared than the typical kindergartener. Included r/ould bo children from families in nssi of temporary financial aid, those of low family income, children raised in homes whsrs English Is not the primary teaguege„ and cMMrera wiioae experiences have not govern them TO BE GIVEN AWAY OLD frame house and out buildings near McHenry, to be given away if completely removed. Write c/o Plaindealer, Box 471, or telephone evenings, 312-525-5140. 6-22-67 LOST & FOUND LOST June 19th, Autumn haze mink stole. Fell from moving truck on alternate 31 between McCullom Lake and routes 31 & 12. Owner's name embroidered in lining. Liberal reward. Call 815-385-0786 adequate background in preparation for school. TEN CLASSES The county-wids Head Start classes will be held at fta Washington school in Harvard, Northwood school in Woodstock, Hilltop school in McHenry, and West school in Crystal Lake. These ten classes will be taught fay experienced kindergarten or primary teachers from the local areas. Mother-aides, primarily children in the program, will be hired for each building to help the teachers. Volunteers will be assigned to varied duties dealing with the home, school orthe community. This program, basically a 9 to 12 ajm. class, will also include several field trips. Bus transportation will be provided Cor these trips, and will also be provided on a daily basis for those children who live out of walking distance of each school. Because all children are not expected to be registered in time for the first days of class, bus routes will be finalized sometime the first week, subject, of course, to change as new students enter. COMPILE LIST Lists of kindergarten bound children are being canpiled fay cciHiSy agencies and schools. Volunteers are being sought to work in the home-community phase of the program to advise families of the Head Start program. People with special skills in art, music and creative games are also being sought to contribute their talents. Medical and dental examinations and related services will be offered to these children. Chairman of the Community Action agency is Judge James Cooney and the board is composed of citizens from McHenry county, who have intiated the Head Start program and have worked toward its approval and funding. Ronald F. Domagala /£as again been secured as project director &of Head Start." Persons who are interested in registering children or volunteering services can conHiet;;^ program representative at 385- "11043. Persons desirous of more information can call 459- ; 3368. v' LOST: Black, white & tan Collie in Wonder Lake. Answers to "Flicka." Reward. Call 653- 7924 after 6 p.m. 6-22-67 LOST: 3 month male black labrador puppy, in the vicinity of Lily Lake Road. Reward. Call 385-2393. 6-22-67 N Opportunities Unlimited 6-22-67 Easter Seal Benefits From Future Events The women's auxiliary of the McHenry county chapter of the Illinois Association for the Crippled has scheduled two events, with proceeds to be given to the Easter Seal society. The auxiliary functions for the purpose of securing funds to assist with equipment and other projects at the Easter Seal Therapy center that cannot be forthcoming from the funds derived from the campaign held each spring. The first project this summer is a trip through the famed Waterfall House at Dutch Creek Woodlands, Johnsburg. The gross proceeds will go to the auxiliary. The dates scheduled are July 15 and 16 from l until 5 p.m. Volunteers will assist with the tour and registration under tiie direction of Mrs. Karl Koch. The second project will be, held Sept. 20 and will be the second re-sale sponsored by the auxiliary. The first was held two years ago and bacausa of the, demand, the affair was put on. schedule for every two years. The location has not been secured as yet. In other business, the auxiliary voted to pay for the blacktopping at the Easter Seal Therapy crater at a cost of $2,000, the lowest bid received. The request was made fay Robert Steffi, executive director of Easter Seal. PUBLIC NOTICES SPOTS before your eyes -- on your new carpet -- remove them with Blue Lustre. Rfcnt electric shampooer $1. j^ce Hardware. 6-22*67 PICE YOUR OWN STRAWBERRIES at the V I N C E N T STRAWBERRY FARM 7:30 A.M. to 2 P.M. Daily Beginning around JUNE 17, 1967 3% miles north of Richmond, Illinois on highway P CALL 414-279-6691 6-15/6-29-67 praoc"" YMCA BUS TRIP The first bus trip of the Lake Region YMCA's summer program tegins on Monday, June 26, with a visit to the Royal Wax Museum and the Chicago Historical society. Futuretrips are scheduled for seven succeeding Mondays through Aug. 14 for boys and girls 7 through 13. One supervisor is provided for every ten youngsters on the bus. The bus pick-tg> schedule for the June 26 outing for Bus Big Bear Is 8 a.m., Thompson road and Route 120, Wonder Laic® and 8:10 ajm., McHenry Junior high school. Be Wise Shop In MeMemFj Franc »Tiaia PARTS MANAGER for active G.M. dealership. Fast turn over in new and used car and body shop requires alert, energetic man able to set up quick procurement of required parts, to control stock of parts on hand and to properly complete the billing of customer repairs. 5Vi day week. Salary open. Insurance. Paid vacation, other benefits. Added compensation through commission on same sales. All inquiries confidential. Collingbourne Buick Olds, Inc. 907 N. Front St. McHenry, 111. Call 385-7200 6-22-67 - NOTICE - We are gathering information for the New McHenry City pirectory. Your cooperation will be appreciated. Johnson Publishing Co., Inc. 6-22/6-29-67 W7 McHenry Phone S8S-1S80 l