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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED NOTICE NOTICE WE HAVE SEVERAL OPENINGS Immediately available on our second shift. Cur­ rent openings include positions as MACHINE OPERATORS and STOCK MEN. BRAKE PARTS COMPANY 1*00 N. INDUSTRIAL CM. • McHCNOT. ILLINOIS Tel. 38S-7002 6-2-71 ROLAND HERRMANN Attorney at Law ANNOUNCES NEW LOCATION 3322 W. ELM STREET (The Kent Corp. Bldg.) 385-3832 Effective JUNE 1,1971 Office Hours -- Wednesday 1:30 - 4:30 Saturdays 9:00 -12:00 528-6271 PAGE 13-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, >^00000000000000000000000000000000000000 ̂ PET CENTER Wg/t G° r A Pfr F0R id*"' H* LOST DOG At East and Birch Drive, intersection, Wonder Lake, Sat­ urday evening, small white puppy, 5 months old; chil­ dren's pet; reward. Walter Hunter 4318 East Drive, Wonder Lake, Illinois. 5 2671 GERMAN SHEPHERD, 6 months old, black and silver. Vicinity of McHenry Dam Area. 385-3823. 5 2871 TO BE GIVEN AWAY NEED A PLAYMATE for your child this summer! 7 black, and 1 tan puppy. Lovable, German Shepherd and Labrador? Call 653-4276. 5 28TF12 GRAY AND WHITE domestic rabbit. Call 385-3364. 1 YEAR OLD Male Labrador Retreiver, good with chil­ dren. Call 653-9140. 5 26 71 3 MONTH OLD Golden i abrador Retereiver. Call 385-1503. 5 26 71 ASSEMBLERS Male and Female • Good Starting Pay • Paid Holidays • Regular Pay Review • Paid Vacations • Overtime • Group Insurance • Steady Employment APPLY 7:80 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. OB PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT i. John Sterling Corporation 11600 STERLING PARKWAY RICHMOND, ILLINOIS 815-678-2031 Follow U.S. Rt 12 north of Richmond, just past State Line to Hwy. H. Turn left on Sterling Parkway. 6 2-471 Savings 5 MONTH OLD, Labrador Retriever, male, good with children, housebroken. Call 385-0758. 5 28 71 BROWN & WHITE male Terrier and Schnauzer, 1 year old. Very good with children. Call 385-5752. 5 28 71 3 YEAR OLD German Shorthair Pointer. 385-5391. 5 28 71 7 week old puppies. Call 385-7848. 6 2 71 FOUND GARAGE SALE Garage Sale THURS., FRI., SAT. JUNE 3-4-5 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 2415 N. Club Rd. Chapel Hill Country Club Entrance Antiques, morris chair, buf­ fet, dressers, knick knacks, clothes, dishes, misc. items. 6271 GARAGESALE All types of baby supplies and furniture, clothing, many other items. THURS. • FRI. - SAT. JUNE 3, 4, 5 402 N. Front Street McHenry, Illinois Edgebrook Heights 6271 GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE THURS. - FRI. • SAT. JUNE 8-4-5 All household furnishings and much miscellaneous. All must go. 4505 SHORE DR. LAKELAND PARK 6 2 71 FOR RENT ORCHARD apartments, Round Lake, 2 bedrooms, carpeted, balcony, air conditioned, re­ frigerator and range, all utili­ ties furnished except electric­ ity. No pets $175. Call after 6:00 p.m. 312-32^6674. 5 28-6 2 71 SPACIOUS 2 bedroom apart­ ment with private patio, elec­ tric heat, refrigerator, stove and garbage disposal. Se<r or call May Development Co. 9716 N. Rte. 12, Richmond. Call 815-678-286L 4 23TF12 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT Fully carpeted, range and refrigerator. No pets, 1 year lease available now. 4014 KANE AVENUE McHENRY 385-5123 Call 885-8042 Saturday and Sunday. 5-12TF12 GIRL wanted to share 2 room furnished apartment in Ring- wood. Rent very reasonable, heat furnished. Available June 5. Call 385-0170 between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Mon­ day through Friday. Ask for Kathy. 5 26TF12 V/i ROOM furnished apart­ ment private entrance and bath. No children. Call after 5:00 p.m. 312-JU7-2453. 519TF12 FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR LEASE NEW MODERN SERVICE STATION *,* * • Paid Training • Financing Available • Company promotional assistance * * * -- C ontact -- Marathon Oil Company 312-825-4441 weekdays 312-392-7679 evenings TO GET BEST RESULTS ADVERTISE IN McHENRY PLAINDEALER .,..<385-0170. 6-2/4-71 CARD OF THANKS The Law Serves You A FEW POINTS OF LAW FOR YOUR NEXT TRIP... If you are planning a highway trip this summer, now is a good time to brush up on your know­ ledge of the law and of express highway driving techniques. For this purpose, the Illinois State Bar association has come up with a number of tips based on Illinois law, most of which make equally good sense when you are driving in other states too. 1. Changing lanes. Always activate the appropriate turn signal to indicate your inten­ tion to move from one lane of traffic to another. Drive de­ fensively and never change la­ nes unless you can do so safe­ ly -- even if you have signalled. 2. Merging traffic. In Illinois all drivers on merging road­ ways (or traffic lanes) are re­ quired to adjust speed and ve­ hicular position to avoid col­ lision. For example, if you are drhrtng tir the-ciutside lane of an express highway, you must look out for vehicles coming into your lane from access roads. You DON'T have the right of way. 3. Obey posted speed. This means posted minimum speeds as well as maximums. In the absence of posted mini mums, you must drive fast enough so that you do not obstruct the normal flow of traffic. If there is no posted maximum speed, the legal speed limit is 65 m.p.h. on the highway and 30 m.p.h. in town. 4. Don't pick up hitchhikers. Many states prohibit hitchhik­ ing and may penalize motor­ ists who pick up hitchhikers. Illinois law says: "No person shall stand in a roadway for the purpose of soliciting a ride from the driver of any private vehicle." 5. Keep auto registration card handy. In Illinois, you can keep your auto registration card in your billfold, purse or else­ where. Many states require the registration card to be in the car at all times and you could be detained if unable to provide immediate proof of ownership. 6. No littering. Illinois pro­ vides a fine of from $5 to $50 for cluttering up the country­ side with chewing gum or can­ dy wrappers, beer cans or any­ thing else that should be de­ posited in a trash can, rather than on the road. Other states have even stiffer penalties. 7. Plan ahead. Look for signs that indicate you are approach­ ing the exit you wish to take. If you miss it, don't back up and don't try to turn around. Both manuevers are prohibit­ ed on express highways in Il­ linois and other states. You must go on to the next exit. 8. In case of emergency. The customary sign of a traveler in distress is a raised hood. If you run out of gas, have a flat or engine trouble, pull to the right-shoulder, of the road, off the pavqd portion. Lift the hood and display a white hand­ kerchief from the left front door. Under Illinois law, a turn signal may not be flashed as a sign of a disabled vehicle, al­ though dual flashing rear lights may be used. Wait for a state trooper or highway service truck. Don't try to flag down another traveler and don't walk or hitchhike. MY DEEPEST gratitude to all those who so kindly remem­ bered me during my recent stay in the hospital. CHARLES WAGNER 6271 I wish to thank all the girls that assisted me during the Cancer Drive. Their hard work ip greatly appreciated. FOR FAST RESULTS PHONE 385-0170 MALE SIAMESE CAT, brown markings on head, ears, tail and feet. If yours call Debbie Wirtz 385-5214, Mau­ reen Adams 385-5891. 6 2 71 NFO Files , Action In Federal Court The National Farmers Or­ ganization has announced the filing in federal court at Kan­ sas City, Mo., of a civil anti­ trust action against Mid-Ame­ rica Dairymen, Inc., Associat­ ed Milk Producers, Inc., and Associated Reserve Standby Pool, three milk marketing as­ sociations. The action took the form of a counter-claim in a suit brought against NFO by Mid-America and certain of its members. NFO*s action seeks treble damages amounting to $125,052,000 and in addition the dissolution of the coopera­ tives in question. Beatrice Foods Company and its subsidiary, Boswell Dairy Company were also named as defendants to these charges as were certain individuals in the Mid-America and AMPI or­ ganizations. The NFO action charges the defendants with conspiring to fix the price and control the supply of raw milk in midwest- » ern markets and to exclude N- FO and all persons from those markets. The case also challen­ ges mergers, acquisitions and consolidations of AMPI and Mid-America. It also charges that pursuant to a conspiracy the defendant organizations^ JUNE 2, 1971 have utilized their economic po­ wer by means of threats, boy-i cotts and coercion to induct NFO customers to refrain from purchasing milk from it. r I l I i FOR FAST RESULTS This BANK NOTE Means SAVINGS On Your Next JVcto Car. . J //r * f *"/ * Stop In Today At The Bank Or These Dealers And Ask How This Bank Note Can Mean Mone? Savings To You! ,aei I ' FT Richard Lane, One Of McHenry State Bank's Loan Officers Is Shown With Nick Miller, Owner Of McHenry Garage With The Bank Notes That Can Mean Many Savings To Nick's Many Customers. Available At One Of Any Of These Local Dealers Goettel Motor Sales 112 W. Hand l id . McHenry-385-3330 Payton Chevrolet Inc. At THOKIZKI) CHKA KOI.FT l)K \1.KK 908 N. Front St . -McHeni y-3H j-_ ' l ">5 Sunnyside Dodge At THOKI/KI) DOIX.K DKAI.KK 4810 \ \ . Koute 1 20-Mellenr> -385-7220 McHenry Garage At THOKI/F ' l ) IKF.P DKU.KK 92fi V Front St . -Mcllenry-3H5-U403 Central Garage Al THOKIZKI) CHKVROI.KT DKAI.KK 2303 . lohnsburK-McHenr.v-3M >-0200 Europa Motors At'THOKIZKI) SA \H DF. U.KR 3318 \ \ . I 'earI- McHenry-385-070(1 Buss Ford Sales At THOKI/F.D I Old) DKAI.KK W. Main SU-Mcllenry-3H5-2000 Overton Cadillac-Pontiac Co. \ t THOKI/KD ( \ l )U.I . \ l - I 'ONTI \ t DK M.KR 1112 \ . Front St . -Mcllenr\-38j-6000 Lakeland Chrysler, Plymouth \ l THOKI/KI) CHKIM.Ktf . I 'LYMOl TH DKA1.K 25OH \ \ . Koute 120-Mcllenry-385-3l()0 McHenry Lincoln-Mercury \uthorized UNCI >l .N-MKKCl KY DKALKK 4811 \ \ . Koute 120-McHenry-385-8060 Mitchell Buick-Olds \ t THOKI/KI) IM K K-ol .DSMOBIl .K DKAI.KK 907 V Front St . -Mrl lenry-385-7200 Insist On Bank Financing McHenry State Bank A FULL SERVICE BANK 351J W. Elm Street McHenry, Illinois Phone 385 1040 R