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r PAGE 13-PLAINDEALER-WEDNE5DAY, AUGUST 9.1972 LOST in Lakeland Park, Seacs garage door opener transmit­ ter. Reward. Call 385- 2573. 8/4-8-9 OST oA stolen decorative wn orflftnent "Green/Gold udda" in vicinity of Wein- gard Road or Rollii« Lane Road. Willing to pay ap­ propriate reward. Call 385- 0722 ask for Ron. 7-19TF WANTED TO BUY GIRL'S 20" bicycle in good condition. Also desk in good condition. Call 385-1502 after 4 p.m. 8-9/8-1i REAL ESTATE BY OWNER, McHENRY, 2 Ig. bedrooms, bsmt., breezeway garage, fireplace on 3/4acres across from channel, few blocks - shopping - schools - churches. 385-8046. 8-9/8-11 BY OWNER, 5 rm. home, 2 car garage on 2 lots, Johns- burg Area. 385-4878. 8-9/8-18 REAL ESTATE WATERFRONT wooded lot, just a few minutes from Mc- Henry. For quick sale $2,- 950.00. 815-648-4015 days, 815-648-2717. evenings. 8-9/8-11 IDEAL LIVING LOCATION River Rights Close 4 LOTS - 4 LOTS ( ^$1500.00 each Idyll Dell Subdivision. 1 mile south of McHenry. West of River. OWNER 815-385-2093 6-23TF12 Twice Told Tales r NOTICE FOR SALE BY OWNER BONNIE CABLE is alive and well and back to work at WALLI'S BEAUTY SA10N 5000 W. Rte. J20 McHenry, Illinois 385-7800 Lovely 3 bedroom ranch, paneled living room with natural fireplace, large kitchen, paneled family room, with bar, lovely wooded lot. sf all after 6: p.m. ?r weekends 2117 I I | W^Zll/ 8/4TFJ /^ORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Aug. "18, 1932) Achievement day was held at the Harvard community high school Aug. 11. Several of the Ringwood 4-H girls carried away awards. They were Helen Harrison, Kathleen Justen, Ida Conrad, Marion Peet, Ellen Smith and Jean Whiting. Jacob Stock, McHenry's talented young artist has just completed a portrait bust of Roy Mathews, which will be exhibited at the Fox Pavilion. The bust is molded in clay and is a very remarkable likeness of Mr. Mathews in his helmet and flying togs. " Attorney Russell Allen of Woodstock has opened a law office with the Peoples State Bank, McHenry. The famous cowboy movie star, Frank Stanley, is coming to the Empire theatre, McHenry, with his entire BAVARIA HAUS RESTAURANT IN JOHNSBURG Opens Thursday, August 10th SERVING GERMAN & AMERICAN CUISINE. GERMAN & AMERICAN BEERS & COCKTAILS. LUNCHES DAILY 11:30 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. DINNERS . 5:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M. SUNDAY 12:.00 - 8:00 P.M. Closed Mondays For Reservations Call 385-0714 PET CENTER IJJJye GOT A PfT- For Y0O PETS THAT NEED A HOME OR ARE 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 fway to good homes without charge, or you are trying to find the owner of a pet that has strayed into your possession. TO BE GIVEN AWAY BLACK KITTENS, Call after 5: P.M. 815-675-2528. GOLDEN LABRADOR, to be given away to good home. Loves children and good hunter. 385-7402. ALL WHITE 385-1458. male kitten, 11 wks. old. litter trained. WHITE & TAN RABBIT. 385-1389. 8-9 / TO PLACE YOUR AD PHONE 385-0170 TO PLACE YOUR AD PHONE 385-0170 NIGHT BAKER FULL TIME No experience necessary, we will train. Must be 21 years old or older, married and dependable. SALARY OPEN CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 815-455-0290 Mr. Doughnut Company 181 Virginia Street Crystal Lake, III. ^-- HORSES FOR SALE Registered Appaloosa Gelding. 7 years old. Trained for speed and action, also roping. $475. Phone 459-8791. 8/9-8/11 HELP WANTED Still time to train for responsible job in STUDENT TRANSPORTATION Excellent pay and working conditions. PHONE: MR. GLEN BLANK 385-7900 385-7210 HELP WANTED 8/9-8/11 COOK {WAITRESS Part Time Weekends 5 p.m. til ?| J BUSBOY Weekends | APPLY IN PERSON I CLUB ALABI 1232 N. Green St. McHenry 8/9-8/111 MALE HELP WANTED | MECHANIC | 1} Landscaping firm desires full time mechanic I for shop and service truck Work out of j Wauconda garage./ Year around employment j | Call tor appointment I v 312-358-2641 8.9I MALE HELP WANTED MALE HELP WANTED ROUGH CARPENTERS TRIM MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Major accident and health company is looking for a man to take over estab­ lished sales office. Ex­ perience helpful but not necessary. Besides one of the highest commis­ sion schedules in the bus­ iness, we offer paid hos­ pitalization insurance, group life, vested renew­ als, and bonuses. For confidential interview, apply between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug­ ust 10th or 9 a.m. to 12 noon Friday, August 11th. Ask for MR. PITTS Holiday Inn 6161 Grand Ave. Gurnee, III. 8-9 company of cowboys and cowgirls for a personal ap­ pearance on the stage and also on the screen in a sensational two reel thriller "The Cowboy's Frolic", Aug. 23. Schools will open Sept. 6, the day after Labor Day, and the teachers have been hired and everything is in readiness at both the grade and high schools. There will be two new faces seen among the teachers at the high school, Miss Dorothy Holden of Macomb and F.S. Orr of Cedar Falls, Iowa. Vernon Freund has returned home from St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, and is recovering from an injury to his knee received a few weeks ago. , , TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Aug. 21, 1947) A thirteen month old child, who was vacationing with hep parents in the Lily cottage in the Stenger-Owen subdivision, McHenry, was electrocuted Aug. 20 when she touched a lamp in which there was a short and a nearby pipe. The latter furnished the ground and the resulting 110 volts caused the electrocution. The child's name is Joanne Solon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Solon. From farm and city, near and far, young and old gathered last weekend at the city park to enjoy the great variety of en­ tertainment offered by the Veterans of Foreign Wars at their first V.J. Day memprial carnival. Louise Johnson, representing the McHenry high school, at­ tended the Future Homemakers of America Leadership Training con­ ference Aug. 12-16 at East Bay Camp at Bloomington. Patrons of business houses in West McHenry should be very gratefulrbcjthe new parking lot consisting ofMhree lots. The -new parking space, formerly the Schiessle and Weber property, was purchased recently by Howard Wattles and is now available for free half day parking. Through the kindness and efforts of Mrs. Betty Nielsen of Riverside drive, Circle I of the W.S.C.S. was able to put forth a splendid style show which took place at the Villa Club resort, Aug. 13. TEN YEARS AGO Taken from the files of Aug. 23, 1962) A spectacular fire which destroyed the high white barn on the Maurice Gladstone property just north of the city limits attracted hundreds to the scene late Saturday afternoon and caused a traffic jam for ' about an hour. Destroyed in the blaze were about 1,000 bales of hay stored on the second floor. Three horses which are housed in the barn in the winter were in the field. Members of McHenry's three companies battled the blaze which might well have destroyed the garage and house if it had not been for the efficiency of the fire fighters. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mroz of Holiday Hills announce the birth of a son, August 15, at McHenry hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James Powers and daughters, Mary Jane and Diane, have returned from an HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED COOK FOR CAFETERIA West Campus High School 10 month employment. Ap­ plications may be ob­ tained at the BOARD OF EDUCATION OFFICE District No. 156 3928 W. Main Street McHenry, Illinois 8/9-8/11 Work year round close to home as one of the largest and fastest growing carpenter contractors, we are in a position to offer year round work near home. No lay off or lost time. Should the particular job you may be working on run slow or finish completely we can place you on another of our jobs the same day or the following morning. HELP WANTED Over and over rolls Rajah, one of Dave Hoover's big "cats". Dave puts his mixed group of lions and tigers through their paces at each performance of the Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros. The circus is coming to Crystal Lake Thursday, Aug. 31. at the grounds on Manor road, south of Rt. 14. sponsored by Lake Region Y' Men's club. Performances are at 2 and 8 p.m. "Y" Men's Club Will Sponsor August Circus The Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros, circus, the world's largest, is coming to Crystal Lake under the sponsorship of the Lake Region Y's Men's club Thur­ sday Aug. 31. There will be performances afternoon and night at 2 and 8 p.m. The circus tents will be located at the grounds on Manor Road south of Rt. 14. An advance sale of circus tickets is now in progress throughout the area by all Y's Men's club members. The funds raised by the circus project are to be devoted to the Y's Men's $20,000 subscription to the new YMCA building. More than 150 performers, representing sixteen different countries, are included in the 600 people that travel with the circus. A caravan of over 100 vehicles is required to tran­ sport the circus and its ex­ tensive menagerie, including three herds of elephants, on a national tour of some 200 cities. Doors to the world's largest circus tent will open one hour prior to each performance. Ample free parking will be available with entrance on Manor road. enjoyable trip through the west with Yellowstone Park as their destination. Interesting sightseeing stops were made enroute at Big Horn Mts.,the Bad Lands, the Black Hills and Mt. Rushmore. Dr. George Alvary of McHenry won first place in the import division of the fourth annual midwest Bonsai show held in Dundee where thousands viewed unusual exhibits of rare dwarf trees and the new Japanese gardens. Dr. Alvary exhibited a seven­ ty-seven year old 1 Pinus Thunbergi. Service News PHONE 85-0170 HELP WANTED ARUNGT0N HEIGHTS PALATINE BUFFALO GROVE ELK GROVE VILLAGE BARTLETT HANOVER PARK LAKE ZURICH SCHAUMBURG R0SELLE STREAMW00D R & D T H I E L , I N C . 1700 Rand Road Palatine CALL-312-359-7150 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 2ND SHIFT POSITIONS Due to continuing growth of our business, we are staffing im­ mediately several 2nd shift positions. If you prefer working nights from 4: P.M. to 12:30 A.M., possess a stable work backgftvpnd and seek good earning potential, excellent fringe benefits and sta­ ble year round employment Why not explore these immediate openings today? APPLY IN PERSON OR ,PH0NE 815-385-7002 BRAKE PARTS COMPANY 1600 North Industrial Drive McHenry, III. An Equal Opportunity Employer. 8 - 9 Navy Seaman Robert D. Haagenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Recker of 4914 W. Shore drive, McHenry, graduated with honors from the Defense Information school at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Ind. A designated Navy jour­ nalist, his duties will include news writing, copy reading, editing service publications or duty at Armed Forces radio or television stations. Your Dollars (wet More Mileage Thru Want ids The Savings News Is Great in Want A (Is I TO PLACE YOUR AD PHONE 385-0170