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Fwmh Hib Wmitd Female Help Wanted Female Help W««"td SOIL AND TRANSFORMER WINDERS AND ASSEMBLERS • Experience desired but will train qualified applicants. • Day Shift 7:30 A.M. to 4 P.M. 9 Excellent working conditions. 9 All standard benefits. 9 New Incentive System. TRIWEC TRANSFORMER COMPANY 519 W. SHERIDAM LAKEMOOB McHENBY, ILLINOIS SECRETARY FOR LAW OFFICE 5 Day 35 Hour Week CALDWELL, BERNER & CALDWELL lOO'/i Cass St. WOODSTOCK • 338-3300 11-22/11-24 BILLING CLERK for expanding general contracting firm. Billing experience necessary. See or call A. N. May Inc. Richmond, Illinois 815-678-2861 11-10-67TF 1-2 WAITRESS WANTED. Full or part time. Al's White House. Call 385-9892. 11-22/11-24-67 WANTED IMMEDIATELY!! • Cook • S.N. or L.P.N. SUNSET MANOR Retirement Home 815-3384045 MB. RASCHE 11-22/11-24-6'i WANT cleaning woman 1 day every other week. Call 385- 4626. 11-24-67 PART TIME bookkeeper. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Write to Box #102 c/o McHenry Plaindealer. 11-22/11-24-67 WOMAN to do heavy house work one day a week. Own transportation. Call 385-4813 week days after 7 p.m.. week ends, anytime. 11-24/11-23-67 LOST &, FOUND TO BE GIVEN AWAY Pets That Need A Home OR ARE Looking for their Master As a public sen ice <_>' the McHenry Plair.de&ler all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" are FREE. The onh requirements arc: The animals are to be given away to yoori home without change or you are trying to find the owner of a pet that has strayed into your |x»ssession. TO BE GIVEN A WAV TO BE GIVEN AWAY 3 FEMALE KITTENS, 6 weeks old. Call 385-0819. 11-24-67 5 PUPPIES. Part German short haired. Call 385-7365. 11-24-67 6 MONTH OLD female puppy. Affectionate and good watch dog. Part Labrador. Call after 5:30 p.m. 815-385-4138 11-24-67 OAK EDITORIAL ASSISTANT We are looking for a young lady to work with our Manager of Communications in a variety of interesting and challenging assignments. Background in newspaper writing would be a definite asset. Must be a good typist. Broacl range of Company paid benefits, including Profit- sharing. Write or Call Personnel Director OAK MANUPACTURINO CO. OAK ClCCTBc/fver'CS co»» MataStv*** rk«M RTSA*T fAOuL't B.AKG. BlUNOIS 0» 11-24-67 PETS FOR SM& GERMAN Shepherd puppies. A.K.C . registered. New litter to choose from- Call 815- 385-7648. 11-15/12-15-67 GOLDEN RETREIVER puppies, A.K.C. registered. Excellent breeding, good hunting stock. Call 385-1190. 11-24-67 SHOP IN McHENRY / ' . •' V •' ^ * "t * • , ' • ' * i, ' v , 1 r- T X D _ PG. 16, - PLAINDEALER - NOVEMBER 24, 1967 rormer Treasurer lo be ------------- GOP Dinner Speaker WILLIAM SCOTT William J. Scott, candidate for the 1968 Republican nomination for. Attorney-General will speak at the Dec. 1st Tri-County Republican club dinner at Biltmore Country club, Hwy 59, North of Rte. 22. The social hour will begin at 6:30 p.m. and dinner at 7:30. The former State Treasurer will outline how he "can best be of service to the Republican party and the state of Illinois as Attorney General", according to Tom Davis of McHenry, president of the Tri-County club. Scott, who had been mentioned as a possible gubernatorial candidate, announced earlier this month that he would rather serve as Attorney-General. He pointed to the growing breakdown in law and order and the need to protect the rights of the private citizen. While serving under Robert Tieken as special assistant United States attorney for the northern district of Illinois in 1959, he conducted a federal crackdown on crime-syndicate vice and gambling operations. Mark Motulewicz In Training At Medical School Mark Motulewicz, a 1967 graduate of Marian Central high school, has commenced his training at the Medical Institute of Minnesota, Minneapolis. Mark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Motulewicz registered for the fall quarter and will pursue an intensive course of study for four quarters (twelve consecutive months) in the field of Medical Technology. The Medical Institute of Minnesota is a coeducational school specializing in the training of medical technicians and medical assistant/secretaries. Upon completion of his in-residence schooling, Mark will serve a six-month internship in a hospital laboratory or clinic under professional supervision. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1967 BUILT-MOR Mobil Home. 12x60 with 8x12 expanda liv- j ing room and 3 bedrooms, j Now parked at Jean's Mobil' Court, Waukegan, 111. $5,300 or j take over payments, or will trade for home near McHenry. Call 385-4100 or 312-623- 1406. 11-24/12-6-67 In 1962, because of his knowledge of the syndiciate, he was called to testify for the government before the Senate Rackets Investigation committee. Scott will be introduced by Dr. Philip Crane, former professor of history at Bradley university, now headmaster at Westminister Academy in Northbrook. Scott and Crane were once classmates. McHenry officers and board members are President Davis of McHenry; Vice-president RicHard Mandahl, Fox River Grove; Assistant treasurer Ruth Mandahl; Secretary, Mrs. San Owen, McHenry, and Americanism chairman, Ken Burrell, Fox River Grove. All interested persons are invited to attend the dinner. Reservation deadline is Nov. 27. Tickets are available by PLAN AHEAD FOR HOSPITAL ANNUAL MEETING Two matters of immediate interest confront citizens of the McHenry area--a big territory since it concerns McHenry hospital. The 1968 membership dues for the McHenry Hospital corporation, the official governing body that directs the hospital, should be paid soon, George P. Freund, president, said this week. Also moving into the limelight is the annual meeting of the association since the date for it has been set by the board directors for Saturday night, Feb. 3, at the McHenry country club. The two events are of parallel interest because a membership in the association is required to be eligible to vote at the«annual meeting, Freund explained. In addition, the $10 membership includes the annual dinner at no extra cost. All citizens of the area are welcome to join to support the work of the hospital with a member ship that indicates interest in this community- wide servant and concern with the policies established to guide the hospital. The new hospital buildings opened for service in June, 1966. Rooms were opened as needed and as help was atjuired. Today, all 132 beds are in use, and the occupancy rate has been rising noticeably, Anthony Corcoran, administrator, reports. A year ago, the occupancy was 66.2 per cent. Today it is 82 percent, indicating the heavy demands on the hospital's facilities and its medical and nursing staffs. "The higher occupancy level reflect the growth of the McHenry area," continued Corcoran. Freund said the goal is to have the association membership drive completed by December 31. Persons may send their checks for each membership to the McHenry Hospital Corporation, McHenry Hospital, McHenry, 111., 60050. k When selecting a gift foj/ .. . let us help! '*05 0 Ml Flu* Tax r°P°n; o n a , , ° b l sI .:><) K\tr;i For WhitfnvalJs We also carry a complete line '"dude studding of truck and tractor tires 1245 N. Green St. McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-0047 Open Daily 8a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fri. 'til 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA McHenry Tire Mart writing to Tri-County club, P.O. Box 169, Lake Forest, 60045, or from Me Henry county board member?. FIFTH '66 TAX DISTRIBUTION IS MADE IN COUNTY A report of County Treasurer Cal Skinner, Jr.,.indicates that by mid-November the remaining one-half million dollars of collected 1966 taxes was distributed to the various taxing districts of the county. This is the fifth distribution of the current year. When the books were closed late last month, less than onehalf of 1 per cent of the real estate tax remained uncollected. A little over $67,000 of the real estate tax' remained unpaid. A comparison of tax collections for this year and last reveal $13, 187,478, 1965 real estate and $14,406,973, 1966; $2,569,096, personal property tax in 1965 and $2,999,986, in 1966 for a total of $15,893, 384 and $17,556,068. HALF-PAST TEEN WH/CH OV/T OF you BOYS WORKS /N THE CANDY STORE AFTER MAHCTsJEV FAT HARVEST - FAT TRUCKS Overloaded farm trucks have been found on Illinois highways as the late harvest is being taken to elevators for storage. One farm vehicle with 5,000 excess pounds was driven down a state highway in a northern county, Supt. William H. Morris of the Illinois State Police, stated. "We are certain that operators know the limits of their vehicles and we are asking them to obey the weight laws," Morris said. "We understand the urgency of their situation with harvest delayed by wet fields, and crop spoilage a strong possibility; however, the State Police has no choice but to en^prce the law." A seat belt can wrinkle your dress. 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