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FRIDAY, JAN. 23, 1970 - PLAINDEALER - PG. II Mai# 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 Tom Miller. 385-0170. JANITORIAL WORK IsN PJC. to 12 midnight 5 days week MUST BE RELIABLE. -- Apply la Person ~ TfUWEC TRANSFORMER COMPANY^" 519 W. Sheridan Lokemoor McHenry, Illinois 121701*12 --L ' HELP WAHTED HELP WAHTED . _ . *> ACCOUNTANTS, all kinds to $17,000. FLEXOWRITERS to $425. ELECTRONIC TECHS, to $800. EX SERVICEMEN, jobs of all i 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. WIDE SCOPE PERSONNEL 235 Benton St. Woodstock* QL 338-3200 123 70 PETS FOR SALE WANTED 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 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. 121-12370 Second Cook FULLTIME Must be good order man. Good pay, insurance and hospital benefits. Phone 459-1237 ASK FOR "BERNIE" CRYSTAL LAKE COUNTRY CLUB ^ 121-12370 RADIO DISPATCHER and DESK HELP TMTAf.F! or WW-IWAl.T Retired person desired. No telephone calls! t Apply In person to THE <?HIF.W OF POLICE at the Police Station. 1111 N. Green McHenry, Illinois 1770TF12 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, 111. 61032. 'lease give your phone num- 126-2670 WANTED PUPPIES, litters only, for pet shop. Will pick up if brought to McHenry area. Good home 'guaranteed. Call 385-7897. tf 1270TF12 Miniature Schnauzers, champ- ion blood line, registered. Call 385-4044. 116-12370 POODLES BLACK, TOYS all ages. I am compelled to dispose of my stock, due to 9 ill health. TAKE/YOUR PICK, $65 CALL 815-385-2662 121-12370 EXCEPTIONALLY SMALL, Toy Poodle puppy. Trained, AKC registered, 8 months old, 175. 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. 121-213 70 TOY POODLES, black, 1 male, 1 female, born January 16th, AKC registered. Call 385-0352 after 6 p.m. 123-128 70 FOR RENT 2 Bedroom apartment in Mc­ Henry. Fully carpeted, re­ frigerator, range. No pets. Call 385-8042. 11470TF12 2 BEDROOM house, on the lake, full basement. Call 385- 3273 after 6 p.m. , 116-12370 AVAILABLE February 1, for four months only, furnished house, no pets, $150 month. Call 338-0596 after 6 p.m. 121-12370 SLEEPING ROOM for em­ ployed gentleman. References required. Call 385-7627. 12170TF12 SLEEPING ROOM, private en­ trance and bath. Call 312-JU7- 2453 after 5 p.m. 12370 3% ROOM apartment in Ring- wood. Completely carpeted, $75 month, security deposit adults only. Call days 653-9819, evenings 385-5675. 12370 WONDER LAKE area. 3 bed­ rooms, full basement, bath and half, garage, $175 per mo. Security deposit, no pets. Call 653-9336. 123 70 COZY large 3 bedroom home, basement, fireplace, hot water baseboard heat. Carpeted bath, bedroom and living room, completely furnished. $195 per month. Security deposit Adults. Call 653-6571. 12370 NOTICE NOTICE 1970 LICENSE PLATE SERVICE Drivers .& Chauffeur's Renewal License andr Bonded* by State of Illinois GEORGE'S SINCLAIR Rt. 120 & 31 McHenry, Illinois \ 385-9894 1-2-70TF2 SERVICE NEWS Navy Petty Officer Third Class John H. Eberle Jr., of 7417 South drive, Wonder Lake, is serving at the U.S. Naval Air station, Meridian, Miss. Marine Master Sergeant Glenn G. Waltrip, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn G. Waltrip of Mylith Park, McHenry, was a- warded the Navy Achievement medal during ceremonies held at the Marine Corps Recruit depot, San Diego. He received the award for outstanding achievement in the performance of his duties. Navy Petty Officer Second Class Robert J. Wittinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wit­ tinger of 7818 Highview drive, Wonder Lake, helped mark the fifteenth anniversary of nuclear power in the U.S. Navy while serving aboard the nuclear- powered guided missile cruiser USS Long Beach with the Seventh Fleet in the Tonkin Gulf. January 1970 marks fifteen successful years since the sub­ marine USS Nautilus trans­ mitted the. famous message "underway on nuclear power." Since then the Navy's nuclear- powered fleet has grown to eighty-seven submarines and four surface vessels. The Long Beach has seen duty ranging from the Mediter­ ranean to its present location off the coast of Vietnam. In 1964, the Long Beach, together with the nuclear-powered air­ craft carrier USS Enterprise and the nuclear-powered guided missile frigate USS Bainbridge, successfully completed the first world cruise of nuclear- powered surface warships. Politicar Corner GIVES RESIGNATION The official announcement that he has resigned from du­ ties as sergeant in the sheriffs department of McHenry county was made by Richard F. Jus- ten of McHenry on Tuesday. Justen, a candidate for the of­ fice of sheriff, had requested a leave of absence, which he said was refused by Sheriff Carroll on the grounds that there is no provisionforaleave of absence in the sheriff de­ partment. Justen quoted y Fees and Salaries committee directive in regard to time off, with­ out pay, allowed "if the de­ partment head feels the indi­ vidual may be spared away from their duties without hamper­ ing the operation of the de­ partment." Reclassification Of Property In Area Requested A hearing on a petition for reclassification of property in this area will be held at 3 o'clock Wednesday, Jan. 28, in the Crystal Lake council cham­ bers. The petition has been filed for hearing before the McHenry County zoning board of appeals for the Terra Cotta Realty Co., for a change from-"F" farming to "1-2" industrial and further for a conditional use permit to allow the location and mainten­ ance of a plant center by the Ill­ inois Bell Telephone company on the northwest four acres of one parcel. This includes the right to construct buildings and facilities as may be necessary. The land is composed of sev­ eral parcels in the vicinity of Rt. 31 and Gracey and Ames roads. two Complaints Filed In Week Two complaints have been „ filed in Circuit court affecting area residents. Deputy Sheriff George C. Meyers charges that on Jan. 16 Joseph Koch of 615 Amanda drive, McHenry, committed the offense of operating a motor vehicle without a driver's li­ cense. Bond was set at $500x and a court date of Feb. 2 set. * He was given tickets for im­ proper use of registration, fic­ titious plates no valid regis­ tration and improper lane us­ age. Sgt. Vandervalk charges that on Jan. 12, Leonard L. Crago 5of 4321 East drive, Wonder Lake, committed disorderly conduct. ^ ° K 4 r: SL~ ^ _ . . « » } i - . L ( ^ ^ U alii • Ti,,k l »•>'< B, vM THE .c a" BEST-SfcLLlNli ORIGINAL Poor Picasso! The McHenry Plaindealer is the ~ - • -% ~ * , No. 1 print in the home in these parts! And every edition is an "original"...fresh, new, unmistakably y genuine. 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