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I V THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER DECEMBER 6, 1967 - PLAINDEALER - PG. U WANTED GUNS--For Cash $$. McHenry Gun Center. 3325 W.v Elm St. Phone 385-7320. 3-25-67TF SANTA needs kids to visit him Sunday, Dec. 17th, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Kotalik Camera, 1313 N. Riverside Dr. (Bring your camera.) 12-6-67 SITUATION WANTED CHILD CARE service. Day or week. Call 338-0539 or 385- 3134. 12-6/12-8-67 WILL DO housework by the day. Call 385-6123. 12-6-67 LOST & FOUND LOST: Brown and white part collie. Blind in left eye. Medium size. Chapel Hill location. Call 385-3842. 12-6/12-8-67 LOST: Valuable broach, keepsake heirloom. Sunday noon at Osco Drug or Foremost Liquors. Reward. Call 385- 0!50- 12-6/12-8-67 PERSONALS To "M". With love on your Birthday. Mom and Dad. 12-6-67 HELP WJUfTED HELP WANTED Substitute Teachers - Needed. McHenry Public Schools - High School, Junior High and Elementary. Substitute certificate needed. Requirements for certificate: (1) Another valid teaching certificate, (2) Bachelor's degree: or, two years teaching experience and 60 semester hours of college credit, 6 hours must be in professional education. If you qualify, contact us, and we will assist you in procuring a substitue certificate. Hours at school: 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Daily pay $20.00. Phone: 385-7210 or apply 3926 W. Main St., McHenry, Illinois 12-6-67 ACCOUNTANT Must apply in person. Good starting salary and all company fringe benefits. -- apply -- ADMIRAL CORPORATION 3908 West Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 12-6/12-8-67 MORNINGS OR EVENINGS PART TIME Now that summer is over and fall is near, we have expanded our telephone sales program and are looking for people who can work a few hours a day. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY • Guaranteed hourly income • Commission incentive • Start work at once • Permanent position AGE IS NO BARRIER Hours between 9 A.M. and 1 P.M. or 5 P.M. and 9 P.M. Call now for appoinimenf , 385 1070 ' CHICAGO DAILY NEWS 4410 W. Rt. 120 McHEWRY, ILL. 12-6/12-8-67 JSmglogm&tiiAgegic^ ' All Positions FREE if you can't come in mail this coupon to WIDE PROGRAMMER - Work with • 360 model 30 equip. Co. w|ill take 1440 „exp $9|00 ELECT. TRN. - Basic elect. • skill nec. Co. will train $600 ™ I Personnel, Inc. PHONES: 815-338-3200 312-236-5843 235 Benton St. Woodstock, 111. M-T-W 9-5, Th-F 9-7 -Sat. 9-Noon Open extra hours - Thurs NAME ADDRESS PHONE NUMBER ...... CURRENT POSITION • ELECT. ENG. - Do design _ and modification of Co. pro-1 v d u c t s . . . . . . . $ 9 0 0 SALES TRN~ - Co. will train in sales. All expenses paid . . . to $700 DRAFTSMAN - Detail and layout of sm. elect, and mech. pts. . . . $160 wk. and Fri. 'til 7, Sats. 9-12 AGE CURRENT POSITION SALARY mCKIRKD SHOP IN MCHENRY HELP WANTED HELP WAMTED Admiral * Mark of Quality JOIN THE ADMIRAL FAMILY EXPERIENCED TRACKERS with excellent pay EXPERIENCED TOOL & DIE MAKERS Female Help Wanted No Experience Necessary Many Fringe Benefits Include: • Excellent Starting Wage • Opportunity for Advancement • Permanent Positions • Automatic Raises • Eight Paid Holidays (Incl. Birthday) • Liberal Paid Vacation Plan • Free Hospitalization & Life Insurance • Wonderful Profit Sharing Plan • Credit Union • Special Discount on all Admiral Products • Attendance Bonus • Production Bonus • Production Excellence Program (P.E.P.) Bonus Apply in person Officehours 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Phone: 815-385-4020 ADMIRAL CORPORATION 3908 West Elm Street -- McHenry, Illinois 12-6/12-8-67 LOST & FOUND TO BE GIVEN AWAY Pets That Need A Home & OR ARE Looking for their Master As a public service of the McHenry ^Plnar.dealer all_ ads run under "Pots That Need A ' The only requirements are: The animals are to be kgiven away to good home without charge or you are trying to find the owner of a .pot that has strayed TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO BE GIVEN AWAY COLLIE mixed puppies. Perfect Christmas gift. Call after 5 P.M. 385-6228. 12-6-67 2 ADORABLE, cuddly black puppies. Males. Will be 7 weeks old at Christmas. Just in time to make some child happy. Order now. Call 385-4320. 12-6-67 7 WEEK OLD KITTENS. Call 385-7326. 12-6-67 3 PUPPIES. 6 weeks old. Call 385-7365. 12-6-67 8 WEEK OLD KITTENS to be given away to a good home. Call 385-4390. 12-6-67 BLACK PUPPY. 5-6 months old. Call 385-1441. 12-6-67 12 WEEK OLD kittens. 2 with long hair; well behaved. Call 385-4752. 12-6-67 Female Help Was&ted OAK Needs WOMEN for light machine or HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED INVISTBSATE THE OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE AT ONE *$ McHENRY COUNTY'S NEWEST MAN! IRERS <f 0 ) 0 ) s. MALE Machine Operators 1st & 2nd Shift Molders 1st & 2nd Shift Tool & Gauge Inspector 1st Shift Maintenance Man (experienced in electrical and machinery repair» FEMALE Kit Packagers 1st Shift Machine Operators 1st & 2nd Shift OFFICE HOURS Men. thru Fri. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. - noon (815) 385-7000 TOP BENEFITS INCLUDING: Insurance Package includes major medical plus life insurance Holiday Pay Liberal Vacation Pay Progressive rate ranges, Choice of shifts, Plus shift premium Promotional opportunities, combine steady employment and offer real opportunities without commuting. 1600 N. irial Road, McHenry McHENRY - A GOOD PLACE TO WORK AUTOMOTIVE CONTROLS Corp. In Back Of The McHenry Market Place assembly work Day or night shift Company Paid Benefit Program apply Personnel Office JURY VERDICTS Two verdicts were returned following a four-day trial in Circuit court when the jury ruled, in the original complaint, in favor of the plaintiffs, John and Linda Vlahos, 2211 Riverside drive, McHenry, in the amount of $15,000 each, and in the counter-claim found in fa vor of the defendent, John Vlahos, and against the counter - plaintiffs, Judith and Trace Sell and Linda Seibel. Mr. and Mrs. Vlahos brought the personal injury suit following a 1965 accident east of Woodstock. Roast Beef Orientale •mi , „ . .. . >"&<•• V - When it comes to quick cooking you can't beat Chinese style food, especially when it is made with such convenience items as canned roast beef with gravy. In this Oriental skillet casserole the canned lean, unifo^hi _pieces of meat Jind its savory gravy are teamed with onimis, sauteed just until golden. Chinese vegetables and bright green celery crescents. A good measure of soy sauce provides just the right accent to the subtly seasoned canned roast beetVgravy. As with most Chinese style cooking, this casserole hassa special fresh flavor and crisp texture contrast assured by)brief cooking . . . just enough to heat the roast beef anil vegetable mixture and slightly soften the celery. Though Roast Reef Orientaie shown is served on a bed of fluffy steamed rice, you could choose to serve it in a nest of heated Chinese style fried noodles. Other meal accompaniments might include a tray of crisp vegetables with tea, hot or iced as beverage and, for dessert, a fruit sherbet with almond cookies. Roast Beef Orientale 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1 cup thinly sliced celery 1 can (1 pound) Chinese vegetables, drained Hot fluffv rice or fried noodles 1 tablespoon shortening 1 medium onion, sliced 1 can (12 ounces) roast beef with gravy .'J, 4 cup water 1/2 teaspoon sugar Heat shortening in skillet: add onion and saute until onion is transparent. Add roast beef with gravy, water and cover; simmer about five minutes, or until heated through. Combine sugar and cornstarch; stir in soy sauce until smooth. Add to roast beef mixture and cook, stirring, until sauce is thickened and clear. Add celery and drained Chinese vegetables. Heat to serving temperature. Serve on bed of fluffy rice or fried noodles. Makes 1 servings. USE THE CLASSIFIED OA mu^ra^paeTUBowG so. OAK CLECTBO/NETICS CC» iMlbltatoMrMt Wwm«»-WO* CBYSVAl tt-nHn, ILLINOIS 12-6-67 Housekeepers Full Time Work A.M. Shift Excellent starting salary plus fringe benefits. Apply Personnel Department McHenry Hospital 3516 W. Waukegun McHenry, Illinois > Call 385-2200 ext. 645 12^6/12-8-67 Femal® Help •CASHIER Experienced. Good Salary Part Time 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. CARDINAL WINES & LIQUORS Crystal Lake, Illinois Call 459-4050 12-6/12-8-67 WOMEN to work as nurses aides in nursing home. Full or part time. 6 males from Fox Lake, 3% miles from McHenry. No experience necessary. Will train. Call 815-385-0461. 12-6/12-8-67 EXTRA FAMILY WC0ME Work Your Own Hours Work 6 or more hours a week taking orders before and after the Holidays $25 io $60 a week Fuller Brush Co. CALL DUNDEE 436-2203 12-6/12-15-67 MCHS STUDENTS WORK FQR BOND ISSUES DEC. 16 Who says all teen agers are irresponsible? Who says that they only worry about themselves? On Thursday, Nov. 30, over eighty McHenry high school students, members of the Student Council and the newly formed Student Action association, gathered to hear about the upcoming bond issues facing the voters of Districts 15 and 156. They heard Mrs. Inez Young and Mrs. Kathy Alvary, members of the Citizen's Adivsory committee, and Dr.Bergstrom, superintendent of the McHenry schools, discuss in detail the bond issue, and raised questions dealing with the proposals. After the discussion many of the students volunteered to work with the Citizen's Advisory committee and the boards of education for the passage of these important referendums. These students will serve as typists, car drivers, mailers, and telephoners, taking much pressure off the school administration and the citizen's committee in the two last weeks of the bond issue drive. These students proved that they are just as interested in quality education for McHenry as are their parents and are unselfishly volunteering their after- school and weekend hours to help achieve one of the major steps on the road to better education locally in the passage of these important bond issues. WOMAN wanted for live-in baby sitting. Call 385-3726 after 5 p.m. 12-17-67 The coins, dollars and checks dropped in the Salvation Army Christmas Kettles provide holiday dinners for the hungry, gifts for children, food and clothing for needy families and Christmas remembrances for the sick, elderly, lonely, servicemen far from home and many others. Femal® Help Wanted Female Help Wasted Female Help Wanted From The Farm Adviser's Desk Americans were once again thankful for a bountiful food supply. Turkey production is 1,880 million pounds, or 8 - 3/4 pounds of turkey for each person. Broilers production is 2,650 million birds, of 13 birds per person - or 37% pounds of chicken for each American. The egg supply is 326 eggs per person, for a total production of nearly 62 - billion eggs. Corn crop predictions are for 4,696 - million bushels. Soybeans are expected to be the greatest on record, or 985 - million bushels. Apple prospects for the year are 5,607 - million pounds, and the nation's peach crop totaled 2,724 - million pounds. Americans will feast on about 155 - lbs. of red meat in the form of beef, veal, lamb and pork this year. The American farm production of vegetables, fruit, nuts, meat, honey, fish, berries, grains, and milk is again a fabulous one. Are you thankful for all you have to eat from this wide variety of foods? TULAREMIA, AND MAN The Illinois Department of Public Health records indicate that 3,829 persons have contracted tularemia (through Oct. 1, 1967). Human infections may result from direct contact with infected animals. While handling infected rabbit carcasses, the organism may enter through breaks in the skin of the hands. Therefore, infections are more common during the November to January hunting season. The hands of persons exposed to dressing or handling wild rabbits should be washed and disinfected at once. Thorough cooking of wild game meats is recommended, to destroy the causative organism. COIL AND TRANSFORMER WINDERS AND ASSEMBLERS • Experience desired but will train qualified applicants. • Day Shift 7:30 A.M. to 4 P.M. • Excellent working conditions. • All standard benefits. • New Incentive System. TRIWEC TRANSFORMER COMPANY 519 W. SHERIDAN LAKEMOOR McHEMBY. ILLINOIS RABIES There have been 17*1 cases of rabies reported in Illinois thus far in 1967. Skunks have been responsible for 124 of these. Rabies is 100-percent fated,' once symptoms develop. Two Licenses Revoked ; Two Others Suspended Secretary of State Paul Powell has announced the revocation of the driver licenses of John Mack of Rt. 1, Richmond, and Duane E. Westerdale of Huntley for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions were ordered for Fred C. Kiefer of 704 Nancy lane, Lilymoor, for three violations and Larry T. Hunt of 301 S. Ridge road, McHenry, for violating restriction on license or permit. Shop In McHenry 5 I I