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THE McHENRY PLAINDE ALEE -L_) HELP, WANTED ̂ HELP WANTED • • • • WOMEN OR MEN Drill Press Operators Coil Winders Light Machine Work Assemblers Also night shift 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. (Beginners Welcome) APPLY IN PERSON e StlAdy Employment • Air Conditioned Factory • Employee Benefits --J. GEARMASTER, INC. .1809 S. Route 31 McHENRY. ILL. HELP WANTED O A K M E N • AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE OPERATORS (Brown and Sharpe) • PUNCH PRESS OPERATORS (progressive and combination dies) • PLATER HELPERS W O M E N • ASSEMBLERS • LIGHT MACHINE OPERATORS Opportunities have never been better for a good job and steady employment. Get on the OAK bandwagon which is loaded with corn- paid benefits such as; hospitalization and ma­ jor medical insurance - 8 paid holidays - credit union- educational assistance - jury duty pay - profit shar­ ing - low cost in plant cafe­ teria and more. DAYS 8 A M. to 4:80 P.M. NIGHTS 5 P.M. to 1:80 A.M. Personnel Office will be open beginning July 18th i r O A K Male Help Wanted whid *p*ny Nife, I . •> OAK aiacmq^wnca u# CRYSTAL LAKE. ILLINOIS OFFICE MANAGERS Heavy in accounting to $12,000 WIDE SCOPE PERSONNEL 235 Benton St. Woodstock 815-338-3200 7-4-69 - COUNTER & STOCK HELP W A N T E D Full or part time. Experi­ ence helpful, but will train. CALL 885 0778 Community . Auto Supply 8021 W. Rt. 120 McHenrv. 111. 74/7 11 69 WELDING FOREMAN To $10,000 WIDE SCOPE PERSONNEL A; "HP ^ 2S5 ttrmtiM %t _ Woodstock 815-338-3200 7-4-69 Male Help Wanted ADVERTISING SALES REP­ RESENTATIVE for work in newspaper advertising depart­ ment (sales layout). Good op­ portunity for aggressive young man with solid future. Must be draft free. For appointment call Larry Lund, 385-0170. 6-25-69TF1-2 YOUR OWN ROUTE $300 WEEKLY GUARANTEED INCOME Sanitize washrooms on estab­ lished route in offices, stores, etc. We furnish established customer routes. You can't miss. We train and supply you. Minimum investment $3500. Balance financed if you qualify. Or start on part time plan. Must inquire today while territory near you still open. For interview call (312) 832-8407. National Chemicals & Services Inc., 530 S. York St., Elmhurst, Illinois v 7 2/7 4 69 Male Help ̂ Wanted INDUSTRIAL [AGEMENT fGINEERS to $10,000 riDErSCOPE PERSONNEL 235 Benton St. Woodstock 815-338-3200 7-4-69 HELP WANTED: We do all types of construction. We have all kinds of work ahead. We need all types of tracft^men. * Painters * Brick Layers * Carpenters * Cement Men Many company benefits. Overtime'premium. Only experienced tradesmen need apply. ARNOLD MAY. BUILDERS. INC. 9716 North Route 12 Richmond, Illinois 815-678-2861 7-2-69TF1 2 SYSTEM ANALYSTS Immediate Placement To $13,000 WIDE SCOPE PERSONNEL 285 Benton St. -- Woodstock 815-338-3200 7-2-69 \ • ' " SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION A R C W E L D E R S (Nights) Excellent Company Benefits plus Plenty of Overtime (3 hours per night) ' NO LAYOFFS 8:00 sjn. to iKM pA Monday through Friday 0:00 man. to 1:00 pM , Saturday SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION 3011 E. Route 176 Crystal Lake, Illinois 815-450-7700 an equal opportunity employer Male Help Wanted Male Help Wanted AUTO MECHANIC For new Crystal Lake Store • Excellent Starting Salary • 40 Hour Week. • Paid Vacation. • Merchandise Discount. • Group Insurance • Profit Sharing • Retirement Plan -- Apply In Person To -- MR. ED REIN WOODSTOCK AUTO SERVICE MANAGER or phone for personal appointment 338-5200 MONTGOMERY WARDS CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS Male Help Wanted 7-9/7-11-69 -- » ifoj i AGGRESSIVE YOUNG MAN to learn retail liquor business. Full time. Good salary. Must be over 21. APPLY IN PERSON Cardinal Wines & Liquors 305 Virginia Crystal Lake. Illinois. G U A R D S Wanted Full & Part Time in Crystal Lake area. Ages 30 - 60. Bondable. Uniforms furn­ ished. Overtime pay and opportunity for advance­ ment. Call collect 312-336-1550 * 7 9/711 69 YOUNG MAN wanted to help with yard work. Call 385-7277. 7 4/7 9 69 BODY AND FENDER MAN. McHenry Auto Body, call 385- 4444. ' 7-4-69TF12 WELDERS D A Y S 7:30 A.M.- 4 P.M. NIGHTS 4 P.M. -12:30 A.M. • Excellent Starting Pay • Automatic Increases • Paid Holidays • Paid Vacations • FREE Retirement Plan • Steady Work With Overtime • FREE Life and Medical Insurance Apply To FARR CO. 500 S. Main CRYSTAL LAKE an equal opportunity employer 7 9/711 69 Rummage Backyard WANTED PUPPIES, litters only Up to 7 weeks old. Will pick up if brought to McHenry area. Good homes guaranteed. Call 385 7897 7 2 69TF1 2 SAILOR needs temporary ride, July 7 - August 8. to and from corner of Rt. 120 and Riverside Dr„ McHenry to Great Lakes. Call 385-2308. 7 9/7 1169 CARD OF THANKS WELDER -- also men for in­ side and outside work. Prefer married men. Must be depend­ able and willing to work. Paid vacation. Call 385-4929 or af­ ter 6 p.m. 385-5920. 7 9/7-11-69 List your Garage Rummage, Basement or Backvard Sale in the McHENRY PLAIN- DEALER Want ;*d< and you will receive (FREE 2 printed signs to identify your property as the SALES location.* The ad must run in two issues of the McHenry Plaindealer to qualify. ' When planning a SALE of your own stop in at Plain- dealer office fqr' a Free bro­ chure of helpful hints that will enable you to gain more revenue from your sale. Some who have never conducted a Sale of this type will find this brochure helpful. WE WISH to extend a sincere "Thank You" to all our friends and relatives for their cards, prayers, masses, floral offerings and food donations Especially to the American Legion, Chris­ tian Mother's Society and priests who assisted at the funeral Mass, and any other expressions of kindness at the time of our receni^bereave- ment. We are vemy grateful. Edward May Family, Earl Howe Family ? Harvey May Family 7 9 69 for X I WISH to thank everyone for the visits, cards, flowers and many kindnesses shown to me while I was in the McHenry hospital. FRANK PECHART 79 69 FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE Spacious room for rent in new, modern, air conditioned KENT BUILDING. 3322 W. Elm St. McHenry Partially furnished and plenty of storage space. Call 385-0269 . after 6 p.m. 7-2-69TF12 5 SMALL ROOM apartment, Air conditioned, heated. Second "ends. July 7, 8, 9. Rose Swidv tenberg, 525 Burnett Road, Is­ land Lake. 7 9 69 floor. Older couple preferred. 815 West Blvd. Lilymoor Subdi­ vision. Call 385-7708. 7 4 69TF1 2 RADIO DISPATCHER and DESK MAN age -- over 50 Contact CHIEF OF POLICE McHenry Police Department. ^ 7-2-69TF12 Need Immediately Local • Tonne - Degreed ACCOUNTANT 2-3 years general accounting experience, to $10,000 Free WIDE SCOPE PERSONNEL 285 Benton St. -- Woodstock 815-338-3200 6-27-69 79/71169 TECH WRITERS Must know government specs. To $12,000 ; WIDE SCOPE . PERSONNEL 235 Benton St. Woodstock 815-338-3200 DAIRY FARM (Cash Rent) 250 acres, approximately 200 tillable, modern pipe­ line dairy barn, 3 silos, barn cleaner, silo and hay urv loaders, 53 stanchions and 12 free stalls. Also heater hog barn. Modern 4 bed­ room home, double plumb­ ing. Excellent buildings Lo­ cated % mile from schools, shopping and transporta­ tion. Occupancy March 1, 1970 PHONE Richmond, 111. 815-678-6821 7 9/711 69 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, enclosed porch, gas heat, attached ga­ rage. Adults only, no pets. Call 112-824-6500. 7 9/7 11 69 MOVING TO FLORIDA GARAGE SALE JULY 14, 15, 16th Most household furnishings, clothing, many misc. items 4721 W. Willow Lane McHenry, "ill. 9 a.m. till ? 7 9/71169 MY THANKS to my neighbors and friends and to the ambu­ lance service that assisted me at the time of my accident and for the excellent care received from the entire staff at the McHenry Hospital. A further expression of appreciation to all who so generously remem­ bered me with flowers and cards. RALPH T. HICKEY 7 9 69 MOVING LEAVING THE STATE Girls bicycle, 26 inch; fur­ niture, lamps, light fixtures, paintings, toys and games, garden tools, clothing and many other items, some an­ tiques. JULY 10th, 11th, 12th Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 3 blocks in back of St. Patrick's church in McHenry , 3408 W. 3rd Ave. 885-5478 7 9/71169 GARAGE SALE tables, what-nots, -- Dishes, odds and Wanted To Rent WANTED: 3 Bedroom house. Can furnish ref. Call 385-5839-V. 5-14-69TF FURNISHED HOUSING for older teaching couple, after mid-August. Call 312-587-2561 or 312-587-2624 • 7 4/7 9 69 APARTMENT or cottage. Lease. Young couple with no children. Call 312-286-0256 after 6 p.m. 7 9/71169 IT PAYS TO SHOP IN McHENRY I RtMEMBER IOOM with private entrance and private bath. Everything furnished. No smoking. Avail­ able August 15th. Write to j Box 237 c/o McHenry^Plam-1 dealer. 7 9/71169 PETS FOR SALE GERMAN SHEPHERD and Collie puppies. Call 815-653-4761 7-2/7 11 69 3 BEDROOM apartment. Un­ furnished. Adults only. $145 plus utilities. Call 385-4143 7 8/71169 o ROOM, 2 bedroom unfur­ nished home. River front, Min­ eral Springs. Adults only Call 385-0243. 7 4 69TF12 4 ROOM, furnished apartment, all utilities included, with lake rights. $150. Call 653-9526. 7 9/7 1169 4 ROOM apartment with ga­ rage within city limits. Call 385-0157 or 385-3403. 7 9*7 11 69 SHOP IN McHENRY CHAMPION BRED Leichester line toy Poodle pups. Pedigree and AKC furnished, $150, Call 385-1160. • 7-2/7-9 69 GERMAN SHEPHERD pups, AKC. Home raised. Champion blood line. Deposit will hold. Call 385-0679. 7-4/7 969 BEAGLE PUPPIES, 10 weeks old. Call 815-943-5390 after 12 noon. 7 9/7 25 69 LOST AND FOUND LOST: Monday, June 23rd, Lakeland Park. Two 20" bikes.) Girl's blue and white. Boy's^ blue and black. RE­ WARD. Call 385-2377. . 74/7 9 69 FOUND: Set of keys on River­ side Drive. Owner may pick up at McHenry Plaindealer, 3812 W. Elm, McHenry, 385-0170. 7 9 69 NOTICE NOTICE WE ARE NOW YOUR NEW LAWN BOY authorized Sales and Service Center. All makes and models serviced. Pick up and delivery service. Paul's Sons Mower Service / 2610 S. Thomas Ct. McHenry, 885-5879 or 885-9789 111. FOR FAST RESULTS PHONE 385-0170 RAPID R r E S u L T S & -D IAL 385-0170 Pels That Need A Home OR ARE Looking For Their Master Hfe --.1 -- „ , • As a public service of the McHenry Plaindealer ail ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" are Free. The only requirements are: Tbe shimah are to be liven away to good homes without charce or yoa are trying to find tbe owner of a pet that has strayed into youf possession. yoj TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO BE GIVEN AWAY SIAMESE CAT and 4 kittens. Call 385-2442. 7 4 69 i_ FOUND: In town. Call 385-0520 Black and gray male cat, very friendly. 7469 FOUND: Brown male dog, part Boxer and Labrador. Oak- hurst Subdivision. Call 385-5617. 7-4 69 1 YEAR OLDt all black, all 385-4390. male Labrodor. To good home. 7 9 69 -"-9 7969 7-4/716 69 GERMAN SHEPHERD watch dog. Ideal for farm or business. Call 385-3130. 7 9 69 FOUPfo FOUND FOUND: Male Boxer, about 3 years old. Vicinity of Oak- „hurst Subdivision. Call 385-5617. - 79 69 From C. William Huns- berger, Souderton, Pa.: Times change quickly! WWat was new yesterday, already falls into the "I Remember" catagory, today. As new methods, new techniques are quickly intro­ duced, the remembering col­ umn swells. For instance, in the span of my short lifetime, the preser­ vative methods and ingredients' have drastica 1 ly changed. 1 can remember, as a boy going to the ice house along the 1'erkiomen Creek in C.reen L a n e , P a . , t o g e t b l o c k s o f ice for our ice box. Inside the cavernous stor­ age houses last Winter's ice was stacked high. It was cov­ ered with sawdust to help re­ tard the melting process. We loaded our blocks of ice -in our Model T Ford truck and quickly carted them home. They went into the icebox to keep the milk and other foods cold. Someone always had to be alert and remember to empty the drain pan under the icebox so it would not overflow onto the kitchen floor. Today the only concern about the refrigerator is that the electricity is on. I, for one, today am glad the icebox is something to look at in a museum.-- ^-T t--- Remember when the Amer­ ican railroads took great pride in their property? Especially, the stations. Most stations had flower beds on every available little plot of ground around the sta­ t i o n . I e v e n r e m e m b e r w h e n the crossings still were tended manually and the gate keeper was on duty?-* When he wasn't busy on r a i l r o a d b u s i n e s s h e p l a n t e c f and weeded his flower bedS around his little house. These spots of color always added so much beauty to the property. We always looked for them wherever we went. Now the stations that are still open are drab and neg­ lected. The crossings are auto­ mated and the gardens are long gone from them, too. In some communities local serv­ ice and civic clubs have kept up the, stations gardens and flower beds but for the most part they have joined the long list of" I Remember" memories.