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HELP WANTES Kit lP 9inT£^ SCO. IS EXPlBfDIHG AND NEEDS SPBEIG mEERS We have several openings for ambitious young men to learn a well paying trade with a steady future as a Springmaker. OPENINGS ALSO AVAILABLE FOR Tool Room Machinists Grinding Machine Operators Production Personnel PAID HOLIDAYS AND VACATIONS HOSPITALIZATION, SURGICAL AND LIFE INSURANCE ' COME AND TALK TO US • YOU WHLIL E1HIJ) ESOELLENT WORKING ATMOMM3 "AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER" 1415 NFo I@i©oMal Drlv* 3-27/4-10/4-1940 385-1080 Q O AK Our doors are open daily Monday thra Friday 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m* and Saturday 8:30 a ny to 12:30 p.m. to interview Men and Women for jobs in our bright clean factory with good starting wages and excellent benefits. ings now available on our day shift, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and night shift 5 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. MEN • Analyzers (T.V. Tuners) • Sc2T©w Mciehm© Operator (Automatic or feaad with Browne & Sfeasp expsrisiice) • Test Equipment Technicians • Stock Men WOMEN • Assemblers • Light Machine Operators • Wirers and Solderers These are clean jobs working with light parts. SpssSol to We have cpssdags tf©? 57®® on onr TPAM fm amy akBt 9 AJJf. to 2:S0 PJL or nifht ditft f PJML to 11 PJC. BENEFIT PROGRAM INCLUDES: • Modem low east <sf«teite • Free profit shariag • AttteamsftSto wage review p2®gEBBa * • IMucoMoEal MMMn progworn • AM Emssay often. • Free heoj^teflflzatifion • Free life toarance • Jury do4y gay • 8 p2M IkoMsIcj* • ©eFeavCTEamft pay • jf Op Trail gSafl: n^Hjfc g&Bamfiam • ©refill; Union Apply in personnel offlc# K MANU CTOEtlN* CO. a ©svistOM or OAK ELECTS©/(MOTIICS corp n@fa pos©S© CltTOmL LAKE, l&UMfS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER *4-68 How to nafeo your monoy Plant it, in U.S. Savings Bonds! Every $3 grows to $4 in seven years. Bay U.S. Savings Bonds esm ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE TO YMCA PROGRAM ARE TSkdIP Ai A pcife amftss ®f MdHl&m? FMmkzflar all mi3 wzm ssc2g? ""qFc© Intos SfestS A Heme'5 are Efeca. Tfe oSs? os«: T^q aaiinab. as© ®© to flvsa GvTny ss gc®a tesas3 sTjteoat cberoQ or ms tSfpLxi £e& imim of a pet that has itnfrd IB® 'yszs TO m QITOW AWAY TO HE GIVEN AWAY 5 YEAR OLD A.K.C. registered male wire haired terrlor. Family dog needs a new home. Call 385-4337 or 385-0469 4-S/4-5-S8 1 ' • 1 • £• • HALF Shepherd and collie. Very good with children. House token. 1 year old. Call 653-4922 after 5 pan. 4-3-68 BEAUTIFUL KITTENS, 5 weeks old, Call Wonder Lake <553-5131. 4-3-68 An enthusiastic response has greeted the Lake Region YMCA's spring quarter of activities which began on Saturday, March 30, for residents of Algonquin, Cary, Crystal Lake, Fox River Grove, Huntley, Island Lake, Lake-Di- 'the-Hills, McHenry, Woodstock and Wonder Lake. Late registrations continue to be accepted at the Crystal Lake program center, 65 N. Williams street, Crystal Lake, for all scheduled activities except swim instruction classes at the Elgin Academy pool, which are filled to capacity. Additional registrations for other available activities will be accepted CTSI the third meeting date cl each program. Activities still open for registrations include ballet class, gym fun classes, Gra-Y clubs, golf for Managers and adults, Indian Guides, tennis instruction for youth and adults, Tri Hi-Y bridge, drapery and slipcover class, seat weaving class Young Adults group, Women's Service board and Y*s Men's club. All fssMly activities scheduled for the sp*M?,g quarter are available to the new family members of the "Y" at any time during the year, as areall the club program activities. Interested persons may complete registrations by contacting the "Y" office, at 65 N. Williams street, Crystal Lake, week days from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to neon. Pennsylvania Turnpike reports that over 1/3 of Sis fatal accidents in the past year have been caused by blow-outs, or skids, each due to defective tires. CANDIDATES TO BE FEATURED W REPUBLICAN am The AnUoch Township Republican club has designated their- April meeting, "Candidates Night", and all Republican candidates are invited to attend and introduce themselves. Candidates Night fates place on l^dnesday, April 17, at 8 p.m. ai Paty*s Loams© IJoute 173, about two miles west of Antioch. All Republican hopefuls will be given to opportunity to address the assemblage, th® length of time dsjending iQon fe number of candidates presGKw 8KV StlGH . . . Super- F- ICS CflgMsr Iiai!sF©sp®ffO of U. a AJf Fores AIDaD are framed by oiao^-covered Roc Ex Sea dtartiEg Qtrastoted! eoEnibatf EalooSoim. Specializing in s 12 n@@n t@ 2 p.m, FINE FOODS - COURTEOUS SERVICE Mile North of Wau con da on Old Route 12 Phone J A 6-2929 $ * for Every Stat© in Old. Griory Every home should fly our'flag on every important national holiday. To make this easy we offer a fine home flag set complete at our cost. Only $3.00 Come in or Write in for Your Set The McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm St. McHenry, III. OLD GLORY . . . Circa 1968 ... SO Stars in Order of Their Appearance State 1. Delaware 2. Pennsylvania 3.New Jersey 4. Georgia* 5.Conne<fFicut 6. Massachusetts 7.Maryland 8.So. Carolina* 9.New Hampshire 10.Virginia 11. New York 12.No. Carolina 13.Rhode Island 14. Vermont 15. Kentucky 16. Tennessee 17. Ohio Admitted in Union Dec. 7 ,1787 Dec. 12,1787 Dec. 18^ 1787 Jan. 2 ,1788 Jan. 9 ,1788 Feb. 6 ,1788 April 28,1788 May 23, 1788 June 21,1788 June 25,1788 July 26, 1788 Nov. 21,1789 May 29 /1790 Mar. 4 ,1791 June 21,1792 June 1 ,1796 Mar. 1 ,1803 Then followed other states in the order shown above. Rhode Island, last of the original 13 colonies to be admitted came in some three years later. Each time a new state comes in the star field is altered to admit the new star. Old Glory, shown above in her 1968 image, is subject to change anytime.. £ State Admitted in Union State^ Admitted in Union ;X 18.Louisana* Apri 1 30,1812 35.West Virginia June 20,1863 w 19. Indiana Dec. 11, 1816 36.Nevada Oct. 31,1864 x» 20. Mississippi* Dec. 1Q, 1817 37. Nebraska Mar. 1 ,1867 v! 21.111! noi s Dec. 3 ,1818 38 .Colorado Aug. 1 ,1876 22. Alabama* Dec. 14,1819 39. North Dakota Nov. 2, 1889 •S 23. Maine Mar. 15,1820 40.South Dakota Nov. 2, 1889 X* 24. Missouri Aug. 10,1821 41 .Montana Nov. 8, 1889 $ 25. Arkansas June 15,1836 42. Washington Nov. 11, 1889 "S 26. Michigan Jan. 26,1837 43. Idaho July 3 ,1890 % 27 .Florida Mar. 3 ,1845 44. Wyoming July 10, 1890 •A 28.Texas Dec. 29,1845 45. Utah July 4 ,1896 1 29. Iowa Dec. 28,1846 46. Oklahoma Nov. 16 1907 % 30. Wisconsin May 29,1848 47. New Mexico Jan. 6 ,1912 % •A 31 .California Sept.9 ,1850 48. Ari zona* Feb. 14,1912 % 32. Minnesota May 11, 1858 49. Alaska Jan. 3 ,1959 ;a & 33. Oregon Feb. 14,1,859 50. Hawaii Aug. 21, 1959 4. 34. Kansas Jan. 29,1861 $ Each time a new state comes into the Union a new star is added to the blue fielii of Old Glory. The flag image began on December 7, 1787 when Delaware, due to the strenuous efforts of George Read, who was determined that Delaware should be first to ratify the constitution, cut red tape right and left to make his prayer come true. * •Voted Republican in 1964 --States without asterisks voted Democratic. ' ' ' l . ' ' J