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y **" THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER WED., JAN. 21, 1970- PIAINDEAUR- PG. 17 Male Hrip Wanted Mal« Help Wanted Male Help Wanted "N _ P°"' °°* »" merely • eempltog el the hmrtrefe evelleble. If you «oat •ee the potitton tor which you quoWy. come la or adj. A opocklteod councilor will you- 0ur servlcc »• quick, confidential and highly professional. i s i i i i i i i \ i Technical General Foreman - - $12,000 Assembly Foreman $900 mo. Tooling Investigator $850 mo. Industrial Engineer $900 mo. Time Study - - - $750 mo. Lab Technicians - $600 mo. Safety Engineer - - $12,000 Warehouse Super - $850 mo. Plant Manager - - $13,000 Trouble Shooter - - $10,000 Sales- - - - - - $14,000 Project Manager - - $15,000 Applications - - - $11,000 ' -r - s. . ' Administration Mgt. Trainee - - - $833.00 Customer Service - $750.00 Sup. Trainee - - - $600.00 S a l e s C o r r . . . . . $ 6 2 5 . 0 0 Broker Trainee - - $600.00 Travel Rep. - - - $600.00 Office Trainee - - - $500.00 Investigator ... $700.00 Credit Assistant - - $710.00 Inventory Control - $650.00 Market Research - - $700.00 Sales Trainee - - - $675.00 Buyer Trainee - - - $625.00 Engineering Chief Engineer - - $16,000 Design Engineer - ^$11,000 Draftsman ... $650 mo. Chief Draftsman - $950 mo. Draftsman Trainee $500 mo. Toolroom Foreman $850 mo. Production Control ( t r n ) . . . - $ 7 0 0 m o . Mechanical Engineers $14,000 Electrical Engineers - $12,000 Industrial Engineers $14,000 Process Engineers - $13,000 Project Engineer - • $13,000 Mfg. Engineer (sheet mtl.) ' . - $14,000 Accounting: . r •Treasurer - » . - $25,000 Controller - - - - $18,000 Asst. Controller - • $16,000 Controller - * - - $14,000 B u d g l t S u p v . . . . $ 1 3 , O Q O . Billing Supv. - - - $10,400 Prop.-Tex Acct. - $10,000 Chief Acct. - . - $12,000 Sr. Cost Supv. $11,000 Tax Acct. - - - . $15,000 A c t g . A s s t . . . . . $ 8 , 4 0 0 Corporate Asst. - - $8,400 A u d i t i n g M g r . . . . $ 1 6 , 0 0 0 G e n e r a l A c c t . . . . $ 1 2 , 0 0 0 J u n i o r A c c t . . . . $ 7 2 5 \ C o s t A c c t . . . . - $ 1 2 , 4 0 0 Bookkeeper - - - $7,500 Analytical Asst. - . $9,600 F i n a n c e T r n . . . . $ 8 , 4 0 0 Data Processing IBM Technicians •' - $6,240 Field Technicians -$7-$8,300 Console Operators - $8,000 360 Computed Operators - - - $8,000 Programmers - * - $12,000 Systems Analyst - - $18,000 Tab Jr. & Sr. - - $6-$7,500 R&D Projects - $8-$10,000 Supervisor Programmer - - $14,000 Math. Degree Only - $12,000 Chemical Q.C. Testing - - - $800 Special Research - - $9,700 Formulation/Comp. - $10,000 C o a t i n g L a b . . . $ 7 5 0 Scientific Research - $10,000 Medical Lab - - - $7,000 Research Lab - - . $775 Process Development * $800 Reactor Operator Trainee - - - $600 ma. -"r-v -;4 • Mure personnel tnc Coventry Professional Building . % 457 Coventry Lane, Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 Suite No. 126 -- PHONE S15-450-9O1O Mon., Tues., Wed., Eri. 9-5 Thursday 9 - 9 Saturdays by Appointment Our Service Is Absolutely Free to Applicants 1-21-70 1 i 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 • 1 1 Female Help Wanted Female Help Wanted WOMEN IF YOU WANT PERMANENT, FULL TIME, YEAR ROUND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY, CON­ SIDER BRAKE PARTS COMPANY. We have not laid off oite full time hourly production employee since coming to McHenry almost 3 years ago. We have attractive starting rates, opportunity for bonus ^niingsr^and our benefits includes two Week paid vacation after one year. We currently have several first shift openings as well as some selected second shift positions. Why not seek out the SECURITY, ADVANCEMENT, apd MONEY, available at Brake Parts Company, for c^tnose who qualify. 1 > COME IN AND LET'S DISCUSS YOUR FUTURE AT BRAKE PARTS COMPANY. Apply In person or call 385-7002 OFFICE HOURS Monday thru Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ^ BRAKE PARTS CO. WE CARE ABOUT PEOPLE 1600 N. INDUSTRIAL DRIVE McHENRY "an equal opportunity employer" 12170 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ACCOUNTANTS, all kinds to $13,000. I FLEXOWRITERS to $425. ELECTRONIC TECHS, to $800. EX SERVICEMEN, jobs of all kinds. 2 NIGHT FOREMAN. Heavy experience in super­ vision. Immediate placement. $800 - $900. * PROGRAMMERS. KEY PUNCH OPERATORS, Alpha-Numeric, to $550. OFFICE GIRLS, all kinds, immediate placement. to $450. SECRETARIES to $600. EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES to $650. e WIDE SCOPE PERSONNEL 235 Benton St. Woodstock, I1L 338-3200 1-21-70 PETS FOR SALE Female Help Wasted Nurses Aids. FULLTIME Will Train Apply in Person Woodstock Residence 809 McHenry Ave., Woodstock 815-888-1700 121-123 tO ASSISTANT MANAGER Coffee Shop in McHenry Experienced - Monday - Friday 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Paid vacation Inquiries 0&L confidential. Write to: Box 278 c/o McHenry Plaindealer 116-121-12870 SET UP MAN PRODUCTION MACHINE Excellent opportunity for man experienced on set-up of small, high speed sub-assembly machines. Ability to read blueprints essential. Excellent starting pay, plus automatic increases and many company benefits. Call D. Huebner (815) 675-2321 INTERNATIONAL REGISTER CO. Rt. 12 Spring Grove, 111. 1-21-70 W A N T E D McHENRY HOSPITAL ; R.N/S 4 P.M. to 12 midnight 12 midnight to 8 A.M. LPN'S 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. 4 P.M. to 12 midnight 12 midnight to 8 A.M. Apply at Personnel Dept. McHENRY HOSPITAL v 8516 W. WAUKEGAN McHENRY, ILL. CALL 815-385-2200 ext. 645 116-1 23 70 Foul* Help Wanted Female Help Wanted Secretarial - Clerical Interesting job in our purchasing department. Re­ sponsible to the assistant purchasing agent and pur­ chasing agent. Good typing skills required. Secretarial - Clerical Secretarial skills necessary to assist in Wles cor­ respondence. Good typing skills required, telephone inquiry, sales quotation assistant. > Janitress Office janitress, 5 hours a night, 5 nights a week. Starting at 6 p.m. - ' „ r"*~ PROFIT SHARING PLAN, regular progression in­ creases, HOSPITALIZATION PLAN (semi-private room in full), JOB SECURITY, no layoffs. Excellent fringe benefits. A clean modern office and plant. Apply to PERSONNEL MANAGER CLAUD S. GORDON CO. 5710 Kenosha St. Richmond, Illinois AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER * 12170 Female Help Wanted Registered Nurses An excellent opportunity with Paid Vacation and Hospitalization and other fine Benefits. Talk with us now! -338-1700 Woodstock Residence 309 McHenry Ave. Woodstock, Illinois 1 21-123 70 WAITRESS WANTED. Apply ir> person. The Breakers, Rt 14, Crystal Lake, HI. 116-12170 LADY' to do part time book work. Call 385-1304. 121-123 70 CLERK-TYPIST Interesting, detail office work with variety of du­ ties. Typing essential. Ability to work quickly and accurately with figures helpful. Permanent position with exceptional employee bene­ fits including profit shar­ ing. AEROQ BARCO DIV. 500 N. Hough Harrington, 111. DU1-1700 an equal opportunity employer 121-123 70 McHENRY MEDICAL GROUP needs DOCTORS ASSISTANTS Premanent, full time. Will train. Call MRS. LUETH 385-1050 . » 1 21-1 23 70 CLEANING WOMAN, one day a week or every other* week. Less than 8 hours. $12.50 per day. Edgebrook area. Call 385-6455. 121-123 70 SALAD GIRL FULL TIME Good pay - insurance „ hospitalization benefits. Phone 459-1237 ASK FOR BERNIE CRYSTAL LAKE COUNTRY CLUB 121-12370 Female Help Wanted SECRETARY for West Campus . Shorthand and typing skills required. • Contact Mrs. A. M. Candella McHenry Public Schools 815-385-7210 121-12370 GERMAN Shepherd pup, 8 weeks old, female. Wormed and paper trained, $30. Call 385-3979. 116-1 2170 Miniature Schnauzers, champ­ ion blood line, registered, Call 385-4044. 116-123 70 . '• • ~ -- C O O K FULL TIME Apply In Person Woodstock Residence 809 McHenry Ave. Woodstock 815-338-1700 ^ 121-12370 HELP WANTED POODLES BLACK, TOYS all ages. I am compelled to dispose of my stock, due to ill health. TAKE YOUR PICK, $65 CALL 815-385-2662 12T-12370 MEN OR WOMEN, full or part time. Earn $50 to $150 weekly. Work from home, your own hours. Write: Elmer E. Fortner, 1406 S. Walnut Ave., Freeport, HI. 61032. Please give your phone num­ ber. 126-2 670 - ' I PERSONALS BRACE, yourself for a thrill the--ftfst time you use Blue Lustre to clean rugs. Rent electric shampooer $1. Horns- by's McHenry Market Place. 12170 CARD OF THANKS TYPIST. Statistical. Accuracy essential, speed helpful. Posi­ tion now open. Call 385-0343. 12170 HELP RANTED EXPERIENCED TELLER W A N T E D Local applicants preferred. Apply in person to Mr. Philip Lindquist FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McHENRY 3814 W. Elm McHenry, HI. 121-123 70 EXCEPTIONALLY SMALL Toy Poodle puppy. Trained, AKC registered, 8 months old, $75. Call 385-1160. 121-128 70 GERMAN SHEPHERD pup­ pies. AKC registered. 3 litters to pick from. All colors in­ cluding solid black. One 1 year old Pug, registered, $75. Call 815-385-7648. 121-2 1370 FOR RENT 2 Bedroom apartment in Mc­ Henry. Fully carpeted, re­ frigerator, range. No pets. Call 385-8042. 114 70TF12 Second Cook FULL TIME Must be good order man. Good pay, insurance and hospital benefits. Phone 459-1237 ASK FOR "BERNIE" CRYSTAL LAKE COUNTRY CLUB 121-12370 JANITORIAL WORK 8:80 P.M. to 12 midnight 5 days week MUST BE RELIABLE -- Apply In Person -- TRIWEC TRANSFORMER COMPANY 519 W. Sheridan Lakemoor McHenry, Illinois 1 12170TF12 RADIO DISPATCHER and DESK HELP MALE or FEMALE Retired person desired. No telephone calls! Apply in person to THE CHIEF OF POLICE at the Police Station. 1111 N. Green McHenry, Illinois 17 70TF12 2 BEDROOM house, on the lake, full basement. Call 385- 3273 after 6 p.m. 116-123 70 DELUXE 2 bedroom apart­ ment, walking distance to town. Suitable for couple. Re­ ferences required. No pets. Call 385-2260. 116 70TF12 3 ROOM furnished apartment, 2nd floor, $110 month. Secur­ ity deposit, beach rights. No children or pets. Call 385-5579 116-12170 IICE large room for rent with 'arage, for working lady. Call *85-8353. 121 70 AVAILABLE February 1, for four months only, furnished i louse, no pets, $150 month, ^all 338-0596 after 6 p.m. 1 21-123 70 SLEEPING ROOM for em- j loyed gentleman. References equired. Call 385-7627. - ' 12170TF12 I WISH to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to all who sent flowers, gifts and cards during my recent illness at McHenry hospital. Special thanks to Father Petit, Dr. Snyder, the nurses and aides. BARBARA MILLER. 12170 THANKS to the many kind friends, neighbors and relatives who sent me cards, prayers, gifts and flowers, and who f e to see me during my at the McHenry hospital. THERESA WEINGART 12170 WANTED PUPPIES, litters only, for pet shop. Will pick up if brought to McHenry area. Good home guaranteed. Call 385-7897. , 12 70TF12« FOR FAST RESULTS PHONE 385-0170 PETS THAT NEED A HOME WA Drivers Seat k 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: The animals are to be given away to good homes without charge or you are trying to find the owner of a pet that hrfs strayed into your possession. \ \ When Boy Meets Car . About the only thing stand­ ing between a youngster and a car is one small word. That word is "no". It's the par­ ents who must say it, and say it often, especially during the school year. An insurance com­ pany study covering 30 high schools and 20,000 students, ex­ plains why: '. The more eve­ nings a week the car is used the lower a youngster's grades fall. . Good students who go overboard on cars suffer the sharpest drop in grades. 3. If pleasure driving is permitted during the school week, grades will tumble. These days scholastic fail­ ure can ruirTa youngster's fu­ ture by closing the door to car­ eer opportunities that require a certain level of formal ed­ ucation. So failing to say "no" to your child may condemn him to a second-rate future. If you allow a teen-ager to wriggle free of parental "inter­ ference" by buying his own car you'll almost certainly be guar­ anteeing a drop in scholarship. It's 'often the poorest students who own cars, and the longer they own them the less chance they have of improving their grades. When he has ajob the drop is quicker and further, frequently tafailure. Most teen­ age boys who hold jobs do so to earn money for car up-keep. They work even longer hours than other job-holding young­ sters, thus consuming any left over time t^ey ordinarily might have for study. Being lenient with your chil­ dren's driving can condemn them to visits to police sta­ tions, hospitals, or worse. The insurance company study show­ ed that 34 per cent of the sen­ ior boys polled had been in­ volved in accidents. If this fig­ ure seems high, consider the fact that teen-age drivers -- ^ both boys and girls have about a 90 per cent ctance of a crack- up over a three-year period. Youngsters have an amazing ability to react quickly in sit­ uations of danger. But this abil­ ity is cancelled out by lack of judgment. On the other hand, young drivers wh6 have completed a high school driv­ er education course can be very safe motorist. \ five-year study of teen­ age driving performance con­ ducted by the Illinois Secretary of State's office with cooper­ ation of the University of 111- inois Highvyaj Traffic Safety Center snowed that teen-agers (16 through 20) with driver ed­ ucation had 505 fewer convic­ tions and/or accidents per 1,000 drivers than those young people'-' who hadJio training. We, as parents, mustdothree things to reduce teen-age high­ way tragedy. l.*Set a good ex­ ample in our own driving. 2. Control the amount and kind of driving our young people are allowed to enjoy 3. Make sure our teen-agers enroll in a Dri­ ver Education Course. TO BE GIVEN AWAY 4 MALE, house trained, 2566 after 5 p.m. TO BE GIVEN AWAY kittens, 7 weeks old. Call 385- 121-128 70 LOCAL GOVERNMENTS Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie an­ nounced the distribution of $6,- 340,306 to local governments as their share of November income tax collections. Under Ogilvie's tax sharing plan, lo­ cal governments receive one- twelfth of the revenue collect­ ed in accordance with the 111- iiwis income tax law. The most recent distribution is one- twelfth of the $75,083,676 col­ lected in November. This^ the fourth distribution, brings to $16,310,134 the total distributed to counties and municipalities on a per capita, no strings at­ tached basis since the law went into effect Aug. 1. OLDEST REPUBLICAN Gov. Riehard B. Ogilvie has congratuKated Mrs. Bemice Ol­ son of 1131 Morse avenue, Chi­ cago, on being the oldest liv­ ing Republicans in the state. Mrs. Olson celebrated her 101st birthday on Saturday, Dec. 13. Her husband, the late Judge Harry Olson, was the first chief justice of the Municipal court of Chicago. It was on her sug­ gestion that Judge Olson' ar­ ranged the court irto its pre­ sent subdivisions: traffic, do­ mestic relations, juvenile, di­ vorce, etc. Last year when the Chicago and Illinois Bar as­ sociations offered to help her celebrate her 100th birthday, she replied: "I am a little too old for parties. Thank you, but I am going to spend a quiet evening with my fam­ ily." < 1 . . : " 3 MIXED BREED puppies, 5 weeks old. Call 385-5228. 12170 BLACK. 1492. / male kitten, box trained. Call 385-1721 or 459- 12170 BACHELOR wants house­ keeper who can drive a car. Lake Geneva area. Call 414- 248-2498 anytime after 6:00 p.m. ) 12-114 70TF 6 PART GERMAN Call 385-5091. SHEPHERD puppies, ^ weeks old. 12170 LOST LOST \ , " o - - ' J LOST: Short haired Calico cat, vicinity of Tomasello's, answers to name of rvChic". Call 385-8901. 12170 GET y ^ -