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& • r . • / > - WANTED *^RCr t'Mz ,«\ '• -ft pvX • >./•. MEN OR WOMEN •• <_r- We have a few openings for a part time job with a guaranteed salary. Modern office, pleasant surround­ ings. * 9 A.M.-- 2 P.M. 5 P.M. -- 9 P.M. Located in town McHenry /Call 385-1070 GEN BRAD! 11470 WANTED jppiE^ii PUPPIES,filters only, for pet shop. Will pick up if brought to McHenry area. Good home * "-guaranteed. Call 385-7897. 1270TF12 • •-- -- - ' :. ~ * PETS FOR SALE %: •! « ; GERMAN SHEPHERD pup­ pies, AKC registered. Solid * blacks, black and cream; dlso grown male, $75. New litter. Also 1 male pug, 1 year old, > $75. Call 815-385-7648. 1 7-116 70 Wanted To Rent WANTED -- a, home for a family of eleven. Limited In finances, but not in need. Call 385-8984 today. Thank you. 11470 PERSONALS IT'S inexpensive to clean rugs and upholstery with Blue Lus­ tre. Rent electric shampooer $1. „ Hornsby's McHenry Mar­ ket Place. 11470 To Late To Classify FOR SALE Hollywood twin beds, complete $85.00; Hollywood double bed, complete, $35.00; Edison crib, complete, $20.00; Round Play­ pen, $8.00; Cosco Highchfflr, $5.00; White Twin bed, com­ plete plus Desk, chair, and shelves, $35.00. Call 385-0233. 1-14-70 IS- Unas / I- AUTOS "SIX WEEK OLD PUPPIES, ,4 males and 1 female. Part jfrench Poodles and Labrador Retriever. Call 385-5725. 114 70 FORIj£NT 2 Bedroom home, adults only, $175 month. References and security deposit required. Call 312-275-3571 after 5 p.m. 1 9-114 TO 2 Bedroom apartment in Mc­ Henry. Fully carpeted, re­ frigerator, range. No pets. Call 385-8042. 114 70TF12 OFFICE SPACE, approximate­ ly 600 sq. ft. On Comer dl Elm & Court Streets. Call 385-3082. 114-116 70 > Rural farm cottage,.4 rooms, •Z oil heat, one child only. Re- £ ferences and security deposit. > Call 385-0825. 114-116 70 y _____ t 3 BEDROOM home at 7116 « Hiawatha, Wonder Lake. $120 * per month, security deposit, * Call Cliff Hanson, 653-7967. t 114-11670 : LOST AND FOUND 2; LOST: 2 piece slack suit, or- £ ange and cream: also white £ spring coat. Call 335-0243. I 19-1147.0 1969 DODGE Dart, 340 swing: er, 4 speed, tach, tape deck. $2500 or best offer. Call 385- 1845. . . 114-116 70 CARD OF THANKS Members of Edgebrook's sixth grade class are shown in a panel discussion on ancient Greece. They are Theresa Schaefer, Scott Donarski, Ancient Greece e us -A r\£ history to develop a variety of SUDIQCt \JT UlSCUSSIOn skins. students participating in a panel discussion on ancient Greece did . research on their John Boeker, Bobby Lightner and Toni Weber, sitting, and Mark Herrmann, standing. Sixth graders at Edgebrook school are using the study of respective areas of study and received practice in formally presenting their topic to the class. ) , ., A Five students participated. Mark Herrmann, chairman of the panel, introduced the sub­ ject by briefly outlining Greek geography as it related to Greek political structure. John Boek­ er elaborated on the political structure by defining the mean­ ing of city-states and differen­ tiating between Sparta\ a mil­ itary state of almost fnodern dimension, and Athens, a democracy profferring cultured development. Scott Donarski described Greek military campaigns with emphasis on wars with Persia. Antoinette Weber talked about Greek culture. Greek art and literature were produced mostly in Athens, where dem­ ocratic freedoms were permit­ ted. As part of Greek culture, Theresa Schaeffer spoke on Greek religion, which is known as mythology. Their gods were super-hunjan beings and were often blamed for the acts of men, both good and 'evil. Of concern to all of us, Robert Lightner spoke on Greek Eco­ nomics. Their main crops con­ sisted of grapes, grain and ol­ ives. They traded with other countries. After the discussion, the pan­ el was open for questions. Some interesting questions were t • PG. 14 - WED.; JAN. 14.1970 - PLAINDEAIER •UTICAL CORNER includes parts of Lake and M^- RONALD A. ORfllER CANDIDATE -- Ronald A. Or- ner, 34, of Highland Park, has announced his candidacy for the Illinois Senate from the 32nd Senatorial district. The district raised which the panel dis­ cussed. Ancient Greece has al­ most become modern history for sixth graders at Edgebrook. Bret Jacksbn, •t Mr. Dyck's Class Henry counties. He is ing the endorsement of the Dem­ ocratic party as its candidate for senator in the 1970 Illinoia election. r * . PREPARE FOR SNOW "Like, spring training for baseball players," Public Works Director William F.Cel­ lini explained," maintenance crews have beeh making trial runs in areas where they will be assigned to operate snow re­ moval equipment." Highway maintenance crews are respon- m ll»l - « If AAnlnfV 1 R. AAA >|a]laa| siuie lor Keeping *o^uuu inues of state routes open to traffic.' Each crew is assigned about 17 miles of primary highway, about half that mileage on Interstate routes. The division has 1,700 trucks equipped for snow plow­ ing. Four of these are large rotary plows, of which three are in the northernmost districts and one in Springfield for state­ wide availability. "In addition, the division has 25 motor grad­ ers equippped with 'V plows and wing plows. About 500 of the trucks equipped with blade type snow plows have 1V* plows available for use in heavier drifting snow conditions,'? CARD OF THANKS MAY WE EXTEND OUR heartfelt thanks to those of you who expressed your sym* pathy in so many thoughtful ways during our reCent be­ reavement. Your kindnesses have meant much to us. THE GRANDT FAMILY 114-116 70 • WE WISH to thank everyone >£for all the help and thought­ ful remembrances at tfye f time of the loss of our loved £one. MRS. JOSEPH HUFF > AND FAMILY 2 * 11470 NOTICE - CLEAN expensive carpets with Zthe best. Blue Lustre is Am­ erica's favorite. Rent sham- - pooer $i. Ruck's Hardware. 5: H470 • • IF carpet beauty doesn't show? ; Clean it right and watch it • glow. Use Blue Lustre. Rent • electric shampooer $1. Ace Z'Hardware. 11470 The family of Raymond Still­ ing Jr. wish to extend our deepest gratitude to Dr. O'Con­ nor, Dr. Griesbach and all of the staff of McHenry hospital, especially the nurses in the i n t e n s i v e u n i t . T o F a t h e r Baumhofer, Father Urbaniak and Rev. Chappell. To all the relatives and friends for the expressions of kindness, that helped ease our sorrow at the time of bereavement of our loving son and brother. The Raymond Stilling Sr. Family 11470 Aid Caseload For October Is Announced Illinois public aid rolls reached 558,917 in October, an increase of 4,953 over the pre­ vious month and 55,343 higher than a year ago. Public Aid Director Harold 0. Swank said that all public aid programs increased except , blind assistance, which declined slightly. Total October expenditures were $46,060,153, an increase of $240,742 over September. Payments in October 1968 were $46,310,281. Current expenr w ditureft, include $672^322 in pay­ ments lor foster care, aid to the medically indigent in Chi­ cago and Cicero, and burials. The October caseload in­ cluded 426,146 persons on as­ sistance to the aged, blind or disabled and aid to dependent children receiving money grants and eligible for medical care; 61,984 eligible for med­ ical assistance only and 70,- 787 on general assistance. Re­ spective figures for Septem­ ber were 421,597, 61,601 and 70,766; for October 1968, 380,- 280, 55,698 and 67,596. The 61,984 persons eligible for medical assistance only, up 383 over September, are includ­ ed in the trends of the individual programs which follow. The Oc­ tober cost was $6,681,289. The aid to dependent children program served 373,556 per­ sons in October, an increase of 4189 over September and 45,- 748 higher than in October 1968. Expenditures were $24,067,421 in October, an average of $64.43 per person; $23,104,186 in September; $18,035,047 in October, 1968. The caseload in McHenry county is as follows: Total, all programs, 937, $88,642; old age assistance, 193, $32,493; aid to depending children, 566, $31,- 947; blind assistance, 3, $429; disability assistance, 99, $20,- 932; general assistance, 76, $2,841. * PETS THAT NEED A HOME OR ARE LOOKING ibR THEIR MASTER I As a public service, of the McHenry Plaindealer all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" are Free'. The only requirements are: The animals are to be given away to good homes without charge or you trying to find the owner of a pet that has ayed into your possession. TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO BE GIVEN AWAY THREE YEAR OLD part Collie, spayed female, medium size, very good with children. Call 815-675-2122. 114 70 ONE gatATJ. affectionate gray Tiger kitten, 2 months old, use to children. Call 385-6225. 114 70 12 WEEK OLD female kitten, black and white, part Per- in, pan trained. Call 312-587-2279 after 5:30 p.m. 114 70 . Ac; frorfX ,- noof toke OV5*° *o \n\a S"ee*.s9 -A050 305 ^coe A59 _ - \1 rvQ°" CIGARETTES 3" SCHLITZ CALVERT EXTRA 797 '/a gallon Calvert Reserve 367 12 Pak 12 oz. Cans FOIL QUART PHILADELPHIA 3" Southern Host 100 PROOF FIFTH I #' Decanter FIFTH Mix / Alcohol Cocktail Mix Daiguiri, Whiskey Sour, Manhatten - your choice Reg. 2" 1 59 Bottled in Scotland TEACHERS Highland Cream* .Tj || Scotch Whiskey 1/2 Gal. Reg. $14.65 Ron 1/2 GALLON CARIOCA W SOUTHERN COMFORT ' * gal- 97* LORD Canadian CALVERT/. $947 Imported Danish Wines Hackberiy -and Cherry. EARLY TIMES 1/2 Gallon OLD FORESTER CARDINAL GIN or VODKA FULL 027 SPECIAL JL49 QUART O, PRICE JW]/2 GA1. PEBBLE FORD Straight Whiskey FIFTH X Coffee Liqueur KAHLUA From Mexico FIFTH FULL QUART Cordials J.W. DANT 317 Italian Swiss Colony BRANDY FIFTH FULL QUART $4.37 One of our Finest ' Imported Scotch's HOUSE OF PEER FIFTH 3*7 1/2 GAL. O DIET PEPSI Schenley's 8 YEAR OLD 86 PROOF CHAMPION 3M KENTUCKY BOURBON FIFTH 10 YEAR OLD BOURBON WHISKEY J.W. DANT 3" J Imported Scotch HAIG FIFTH IMPORTED CANADIAN MIST CVie of CXir Better Makes FIFTH WJ.. Weller's CABIN STILL Handmade - Sourmash Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey fj' Pabst Blue' Ribbon Beer 16 oz. cans «ni imi m : !'•] BLATZ CASE 24-12 oz. MEISTER24-12oz BRAU Bo"les PABST BLUE RIBBOI 3s*! 24-12 oz. BOTTLE J 16 oz.-6 pak cans $1.14 BLATZ 6, PAK T. A. B. OLD STAGG 8 YEAR OLD BOURBON WHISKEY FIFTH Brandy 1/2 GAL. ARISTOCRAT ' GIN OR VODKA 1/2 GAL. GLENMORE PETRI BRANDY 327 FIFTH Mil QUART Blended PAUL_ ^-1 JONES wh^ 3** Imported Ballantine SCOTCH FIFTH THREE FEATHERS BLENDED WHISKEY 967 Full Qt. KENTUCKY TAVERN 8 YEAR OLD 86 PROOF STRAIGHT ̂ BOURBON 1/2 Go OR YELLOWSTONE 6 YEAR OLD 86 PROOF «|07 KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON W k V \