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PG. 14- PLAINDEALER - WED. JAN. 15,1969 Female Help Wanted Female Help Wanted IMMEDIATE OPENINGS THREE WOMEN IN OFFICE 1 KEYPUNCH OPERATOR 2 GENERAL OFFICE TWO WOMEN IN PLANT ( LIGHT FACTORY ) NEW PLANT -- MANY COMPANY BENEFITS f Please apply in person or phone for interview appointment, Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Crown Industrial Products Co. „ State Line Rd., Hebron, Illinois /PHONE (815) 648-2424 / ' 1-8/1-17-69 BRAKE PARTS COMPANY has an immediate opening for a STENO - SECRETARY COME IN OR CALL - OFFICE HOURS: Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 6 p..m Saturday, 8 a:m. to Noon. BRAKE PARTS COMPANY A Good Place To Work 1M0 It. DIDUBTHIAL Dp. McHENHY (Bakted Tb» MrHiry Ihitat Ptaca) PBOHZ 115-3*5-7002 • ACCOUNTING CLERK Position now open for a girl to work in our accounting department and do general office work. Aptitude for working with figures helpful. Some typing. We will train right person. Profit sharing, good starting wages, group insurance, excellent fringe benefits. Apply In Person To Personnel Manager * Claud S. Gordon & Co. 5710 Kenosha St. Richmond, DL 4 "an equal opportunity employer" 1-15/1-17-69 Pets That Need A Home S OR ARE Looking For Their Master As a public service of the McHenry Plaindealer all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" are Free. The only requirements are: Hie animals are to be given away to good homes without charge or you are trying to find the owner a pet that has strayed Into your possession. TO BE GIVEN AWAT TO BE GIVEN AWAT ADORABLE 6 month old kitten, to good home. Good pet. Box trained. Call 385-0199 after 5 p.m. or weekends. 1-8-69TF 1-2 ADORABLE KITTENS, white, black and calico. Please call 678-6113 after 5 p.m. 1-10-69TF GERMAN SHEPHERD, female, 2 years old. 5314. Call 385- 1-10-69 COCKER SPANIEL and Poodle mixture. To a good home.* Call 653-7986 evenings only. 1-15-69 SMALL light brown Beagle-Cocker Spaniel mixture, 6 months old. Good with children. Call 385-0354. 1-15-69 FOUND: German Shepherd in the vicinity of Lakeland Park. Call 385-2254 after 6 p.m. 1-15-69 NOTICES HAVING SOLD my interest in McHenry Fence and Supply Co., I am no longer responsible for debts as of January 1, 1969. RUDOLPH FICKEN 1-8A-15-69 DESIRE RIDER to Ecko plant in Wheeling. Leave McHenry at 3 p.m. Call 385-5487 1-10/1-15-69 THE proven carpet cleaner. Blue Lustre is easy on the budget. Restores forgotten colors. Rent electric shampooer $1. Ace Hardware. 1-15-69 PETS FOR SALE Female Help Wanted OAK LADIES Oak has immediate openings for ASSEMBLERS , and LIGHT MACHINE OPERATORS DAYS: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. NIGHTS: 5 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Enjoy a complete company sponsored benefit program. Mothers and Housewives We also have work available for you. DAYS: 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. NIGHTS: 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. Apply in Personnel Office Mon. thru Fri. 8 A.M, - 4:45 P.M. , Saturday 8 a.m. - 12 noon fOAK MANUrACTSaiM* CO. * DMuoN OAX uLSc-mc^Nrnci co-- South Main Street Phone 459-5000 CRYSTAL LAKE. ILLINOIS 1-8-6& CARD OF THANKS MANY THANKS to relatives, friends and neighbors for the visits, gifts, cards, telephony calls and prayers during my illness. I especially want ,to thank Father Baumhofer and Father Rudden. MARGARET FREUND 1-15-69 I WISH in this way to say thank you to the many friends who sent cards, flowers and happy greetings to brighten my stay in McHenry hospital. I would also like to express gratitude for the kindness and thoughtfulness of the nurses, nurses aides and the cheery little candy stripers. Thank you again. MABEL G. JOHNSON * 1-15-69 I WI§H to take this opportunity to thank the many wonderful friends for their kindness and flowers, also Rev. Brickhouse, in this hour of sorrow. CLARENCE R. BEMIS 1-15-69 IN MEMORIAM 2 MONTH OLD LABRADOR puppy, male. Housebroken. Call 385-7237. " 1-10-69 PUGS, 3 'males, 2 females, 8 weeks old. AKC registered. Fawn colored. $85. Call 385- 5561. „ 1-15/1-17-69 FOUR 13 week old female German Shepherds. Pedigreed but no papers. Paper trained. Frisky, intelligent. $25 each. Call 385-6135. 1-15/1-17-69 SEMI DRIVER away from home couple days a wpek. Must sell AKC Weimaraner male, IV2 years old. Champion stock. Good hunter with own house. Call 385-0486 if no answer please call back. 1-15/1-17-69 In memory of Nick Miller, who passed away a year ago January 14th. Heaven's gates were open wide On that fatal day When God reached out and took him to his eternal rest. He bid no one a last farewell Or even said good-by But it's comforting to know Our loving God knows best. Deeply missed by his wife and family. 1-15-69 LOST AND FOUND How Can I? Q. How can I clean some of my decorative candles, which have become rather soiled and dingy-looking? A. Wipe off with a soft cloth dipped in kerosene and then wrung o it. Do this quickly with a smooth up-and-down motion. Then, with the same motion, reharden the wax with a cloth dipped in cold water. The original luster can be restored just by rubbing the candles briskly a few times with a crumpled sheet of tissue paper. Q. How can I prevent my skillets, waffle irons, and griddles from/sticking? A. Wash them out and, after drying, sprinkle some salt into them and put irjto a warm oven. After heating, dust out the salt and return the utensils to their shelves. The next foods cooked in them will come out easily. Q. How can I make a quicker job of defrosting frozen foods? . A. Try standing them in front of-an electric fan. Q. How can I remedy a hat veil that seems to have lost its crisp, new appearance? A. You can usually give it a new lease on life by pressing it over a sheet of Waxed paper. Use a moderately hot iron, as too m ich heat wil? evaporate the wax. Veils given this treatment will stay fresh surprisingly long, and the treatment can be repeated. Q. What can I do when my apple or cherry pies begin to boil over while baking? A. Take a half-slice of white bread and soak it in hot water for a minute. Then squeeze most of the, water out and press firmly on the juicy places. When the pie is done, remove thp slice of bread. Q. Do you have a tip for easier removal of old putty from a window sash prior to installing a new pane of glass? A. Try this one: Spread a thin film of rubber cement over the putty strip, then touch a match to it. Wh'jn the flames die out, the softened putty will come off like butter. Q. How can I remove the rust that has formed Dn soms iron railings outside our home? A. Remove the rust particles with emery paper or steel wool. Prime the iron with red-lead paint (12 parts red-lead paste, 10 parts linseed oil, one part turpentine, and one part dryer). After this has dried, apply your finish coat of paint over it. Q. How can I make for more painless removal of splinters from the skin? A. Pressman- ice cube on the spot for at least 30 seconds, then remove the splinter with a sterilized needle. The ice will numb the area. Q. How can I remove old bloodstains from some of my nice handkerchiefs? A. Two tablespoons of am monia added to a quart of water can be used for soaking these stains out of your hankies. Q. How cari I prevent some nuts"from rusting tight on bolts? A. Dip the threaded end of the bolt into shellac before turningthe nut onto it. The nut can then be removed later without a ay trouble. Gone West More land in the western I ' n i t e d S t a t e s w a s s e t t l e d during the last three decades of the 19th Century than in the nation's first two and a half centuries. LET'S LOOK AT THE ^ J3 RECORDSs * .0 BY LINDA NORRIS 0 a LOST: Black kitten with white mouth and paws. In vicinity of Cooney Heights. 4205 W. Crystal Lake Rd.t Call 385- 3606. 1-8/1-15-69 LOST: Black Labrador female puppy, 8 weeks old. Silver collar with blue rhinestones. West Shore Beach or Lakeland Park area. Call 385-0459. 1-15-69 McHenry Plaindealer PHONE 385-0170 YOUTH & ADULTS - Any consideration of the question, "what's wrong with today's youth" must give some t h o u g h t t o t h e q u e s t i o n o f w h a t ' s w r o n g w i t h t o d a y ' s parents. We often hear it said today that youth is setting the pace and that adults are falling into line. It is said that youth sets the fashions, in clothes, in music, in morals. This is not quite true. It is more likely that youth today is more outspoken, more ag ress i ve --and too many adults are too busy with too many other things to hold to the check reins and to provide proper guidance and counsel. This is not to say that to- 'dav's youth is all bad. Far from it. \'or does it mean that adults as a group don't give a hoot; Most of them do. The problem is that some of the lesser sins are committed in the name of freedom while too many voices remain stilled with apparent apathy. What we need is a rededication to the principles that made this nation great and, if you choose, a return to the belief that the deep, solid roots of a happy, full-time home life are essential to start young life on the road to true growth. The gay new Broadway hit, Zorba has a number of vibrant songs which the audience will go away humming and eventually want for their lib r a r y . . . A n t i c i p a t i n g t h i s , Capitol has come out with a new LP by Claus Ogerman, Music from the "ftroadway Hit, Zorba . . . Done in all their gaiety and romance are such melodic tunes as Zorba, Only Love, Happy Birthday to Me, G o o d b y e , C ' a n a v a r o , T h e Butterfly, For the First Time, -Xo-Boom-Bxnom, „WhxJ-Xa.nlt_ Speak, The Top "of the Hill, 'Hie Crow, Better Than Nothing and I Am Free . . . It's a colorful and excitin'g musical score and Ogerman does well by it in this latest Capitol release. Those who were completely enchanted by television's version of Heidi will" be happy to know that Capitol wasted little time in releasing the original soundtrack from the TV special . . . Narrated by Sir Michael Redgrave, the original score was composed and conducted by John Williams • • It's a fine treat for the kiddies who have little enough to be excited about in the field of entertainment these days . . . It's certainly the best show and recording therefrom since the death of the grea't.Walt Disney. Glen Campbell, who came from the country to take the city by storm, has an LP in Wichita Lineman going big with his legion of fans . . . lYoduced by A1 deLory, the album includes such Campbell favorites as Ann, If You (io A w a y , . D r e a m s o f t h e K v e r y - day Housewife, Words, The Dock of the Bay, Fate of Men, The Straight Life, Reason to Believe, That's Not'Home, You Better Sit Down Kids and --of course--the title song. Tf ' Scanning The Ballot ,*«®r mssm* A young, prospective voter of another year watches pro- for a new Junior high school and the rejuvenation of Landmark ceedings as her father scans his ballot prior to voting in the school passed by a small margin. District 15 school election last Saturday. The vote of $2,200,000 PLAINDEALER PHOTO NEED CASH? FOR ONLY Sell those unused items around the house. YES! for only $1.60 you can sell any item worth mentioning. Even your house. ^ -- JUST CALL U^ Let our Readers Call you 385-0170 MCHENRY "PLAINDEALER 1 _