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HELP WANTED A1 MACHINIST * WANTED * #• * Very good benefits. G. K. INDUSTRIES INC. 815-4594330 6-1/6-6 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED SCHOOL CUSTODIAN Full time position avail­ able. 2nd shift, good starting salary, paid va­ cation, fringe benefits. Contact MR. KELLY 385-7900 6/6-6/8 HELP WANTED HOUSECLEANING FOR TIDY MAD Part or Full Time. Hours and Days to suit. Transportation furnished if necessary. Call Mrs. Mays 312-587-6560 6/1-6/13 Full or Part Time Vacation with pay Experience not necessary RIVERSIDE HAIRSTYLING 2020 Route 120 McHenry. 5-30TF12 OPERATING ROOM | 1 Registered Nurse 1 Technician i > These are full time posi- < >tions on the day shift. Ex­ cellent starting salary plus fringe benefits. APPLY PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT McHenry Hospital 3516 W. Waukegan Rd. McHenry, III. 385-2200 Ext. 645 6-6/6-8 < ~ LIGHT "! FACTORY WORK I Injection molding machine I • operators. Openings on i 1st and 3rd shift. f | Immediate start. j I taXwV I Iron an o» I | 3305 So. Route 31 i Crystal Lake, |ll. | 815-459-2314 / f 6-6/6-8^ f * -- • > r * * -- * " FULL & PART TIME • Waitresses • Salad Lady • Dishwashers & Assistant Chef Apply In Person Hunter Country Club Richmond, Illinois 6/6-6/8 HELP WANTED -i! TRANSFORMERS Winders - Solderers - Assemblers No experience - Start $2.20 an Hour With experience - More-More-More 6 Salary reviews first year. Light-clean-pleasant work Secure YOUR future with TOMORROWS industry leader. Call Bill Ryan 815-459-9187 LENC0 ELECTRONICS INC. 6119 Northwest Highway Crystal Lake, III. (The Sherman heating building) 6-6/6-8 f Vi ne anerman neaung uuuuuig; " " « & r • i • i • i WANTED i SHORT ORDER C00KJ APPLY IN PERSON SWANS0N CHALET 1211 No. River Road McHenry, III. 385-2014 wv-y*:<y- I MEN AND WOMEN Wanted for light assembly work in progressive coil and transformer plant in Johnsburg. Pleasant waking conditions, paid holidays, vacations and hospitalization^ PREM ENTERPRISES, INC. 3519 N Chapel Hill Road APPLY IN PERSON 6/6-6/8 HIRE JUST THE RIGHT PERSON WITH A CLASSIFIED, ' PHONE 385-0170 TO PLACE YOUR AD. MALE HELP WANTED • MALE HELP WANTED SPRAY PAINTER Must be experienced. Good starting rate. Fringe Benefits. PRECISION QUINCY CORP. 220 N. Madison Woodstock, Illinois Phone: 815-338-2675 >1 >b= 6/6-6/8 ) CUSTODIAN For Local Private Club Responsible Person Call after 5:00 P.M. 385-0867 or 385-2059 6/1-6/16 MALE HELP WANTED ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLERS FLOOR ASSEMBLERS S2Vi HOUR WEEK Company benefits include: Company Paid Major Medical Insurance $4,000.00 Life Insurance Hospitalization ' 9 Paid Holidays Sick Leave Vacations Apply Daily 7:30 A.M.--5:00 P.M. THE GRIEVE CORPORATION Industrial and laboratory ovens ana furnaces. 500 HART ROAD ROUND LAKE, ILL. 60073 312-546-8225 6-6/6-8 18' Thompson Lapstrake with 50 Evenrude outboard, tilt trailer, 22 gal. gas tank, electric start and extras. Good condition. $1,000.00 or pickup truck of equal value. 385-5525 after 5:00 P.M. 6-1 6-6 BOATS & MOTORS 23' Thompson off shore deluxe, 145 HP mere Cruiser, full vinyl top, full mooring cover, back to back seats. Just refinished. Very little hours on 138 AT 385- 2409. 6-6 6-8 SITUATION WANTED I I l I 6/6TFl-£j Young experienced painters will do any odd jobs. Low cost. 385-1441 or 385-3807. 6-1 6-6 Will baby sit, provide lunches and transportation in Wonder Lake area. Call after 5:00 P.M. 728-0391. 6/1-6/8 Will do baby sitting in my home. Alice Kinsey, 1615 N. Pleasant Ave. Lakeland Park. 6-6 6-8 14 year old girl desires summer job, mothers helper etc. Call after noon. 385-5274. 6-6 6-8 PHONE 385-0170 To Place Your Ad. PETS FOR SALE 2 yr. old poodle, pure bred, have papers, male, $50. 653- 7012. 6-6 6-8 1 YEAR OLD COCKATIEL $75, 815-385-3627. 6-6 6-8 Labrador Retriever Pup, black, A.K.C. registered, housebroken, good with children. Beautiful pup. 385- 2181. 6-1 6-8 GERMAN SHORT HAIR Pointer pups, 2 males, 9 weeks old, $75 shots & wormed. 385- 5682 6-1 6-8 Female Sealpoint Siamese cat, brown and tan reasonable. 385- 4764. 6-6/6-8 Goslings $1.50 and up. Ducklings $ .50 and up. 385-9644 5/18-6/8 MALE HELP WANTED GENERAL FACTORY WORK First & Second Shift Usual company benfits. CHROMA CORP. Herbert & Scotland Rds. Lakemoor. 815-385-8100 6/6-< NEW & USED CAR SALESMAN G.M. experienced pre­ ferred. Excellent oppor­ tunity for the right man. Salary plus commission plus benefits plus demo APPLY IN PERSON TO Don Deckman OVERTON CADILLAC P0NTIAC McHenry, Illinois 6-6/6-8 PERSONALS WILLIAM J. LID now associated with PLUM TREE REALTY. List your property with me for personalized service. Office 459-1552. Res. 385-4329 5-30-6-22 To Lud, the second of the illustrious Trio to reach that LIFE Begins at Age! 6-6 10 speed, Free Spirit Bike. Wednesday, May 30 at Library on Green Street. No questions asked. Reward. 385-3204. 6-6 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank relatives, friends for cards, masses and kindness shown during the illness of Jay Seymour and words of sympathy during our recent bereavement. Mrs. Jay Seymour & Sons Mr. & Mrs. John R. Freund TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED Phone 385-0170 WANTED TO RENT Manager-trainee would like to rent a sleeping room with kitchen privileges or small one bedroom apartment. Call Osco 385-7030. 6-6 6-8 INSTRUCTIONS Riding lessons now scheduling, summer programs. Adults and children. Western, English and Jumping. Call "Our Farm". Sam or Anna Diamond. 344- 0951. 6-6 6-15 r 1 mn =^1' THE NORTHERN ILLINOIS DOG CLUB Starting new classes on JUNE 12 Registration at 7p.m. ; No Dogs First Night TO BE HELD AT CRYS­ TAL LAKE NATURE CEN­ TER OFF 176 IN CRYS­ TAL LAKE. 10 WEEK COURSE $20.00 ANY QUESTIONS CALL L. 459-0564 BETWEEN 5:30-7:00 P.M. J 6/6-6/8 HORSES FOR RENT 1 bedroom apartment, un­ furnished, references required. No pets. Reply Sox 485 c-o McHenry «Plaindealer. j 6-6-73 1ft Volo, 4 big room modern 1st floor apartment, 2 bedrooms, water, heat, electricity and gas furnished. $150.00 per month 385-4139 after 6: P.M. 6-6 6-8 3 br. 2 bath house,fireplace, rec. room, central air, good location $250. Call after 5 p.m. 385-5438. 6-6 6-8 1 bedroom house, with attached garage. Available June 15, security deposit, references. 385-3831. After 6:00 p.m. 6-6 6-8 2 bedroom Condo-ALL ap­ pliances, carpeting, pooi privileges. 385-0169. 6/6-6/8 Hall for Rent. Capacity 125, Kitchen Facilities, table and chairs. $125.00 including dram shop provision. Call 497-3626 for appointment. 6/6TF1-2 Desirable sleeping room for rent for employed man. References. 385-4398 6/6TF1-2 " V ' i SPACIOUS 2 Bedroom & 1 Bedroom Apartments with private patio, elec­ tr ic heat , refrigerator, stove, garbage disposal . Rentals s tart ing at $160.00 per month. SEE OR CALL May Development Co. 9716 N. Rte. 12 Richmond, 111. 815-678-2861 6/6TF1-2 fetm <Vl4wtad4 goftom For Sale, Beautiful Buckskin Mare. Good pleasure riding $375.00. Call 385-5625. 6/1-6/6 REGISTERED Quarter horses with AQHA and LLQHA points in halter & performance. Also one 5 year old black gelding 15 3 hand jumper. Please contact Rick Kogut 815-385-7957 or 678-4242. 6-6 TF 1-2 10 LUCKY HOMEOWNERS Will have aluminum trim supplied FREE, with pur­ chase of insulating alu­ minum sidifig during our Winter Sale. Any size house •Labor & Material $488. complete ly installed. Call now 455-0577 FOX RIVER SIDING CO. Crystal Lake, III. •700 FT. 6/6TF1-2 FEMALE HELP WANTEDBFEMALE HELP WANTED SECRETARY Wanted Immediately 12 month position for McHenry West Campus High School Office Shorthand preferred - Taping Skill required. Contact ROBERT SWARTZLOFF, Principal 385-7077 ^COIL WINDERS1 I j AND FINISHERS | High School work • program available. APPLY IN PERSON | 6-6/6-8 BOBBIN COIL SPECIAUSTS 2116 Ringwood Rd. McHenry, Illinois 5/25-6/8 FEMALE HELP WANTED • MATURE YOUNG WOMAN With good typing and spelling skills to train for JUNIOR MEDICAL SECRETARY No shorthand needed All dictation done on machine. Experience desirable. Permanent Full Time. CALL MRS. LUETH 385-1050 McHENRY MEDICAL GROUP 1110 N. Green Street. McHenry 6/6-6/8 PAGE 15-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1973 V r ' ^ " • > » • w * , • ' : •• KITE WINNERS-Pictured are the award winners of the Lake Region YMCA River Nation Indian ^iuide kite contest. The fathers and sons pictured live in Cary, Fox River Grove and McHenry. Awards were presented to those braves who had the Highest Flying Kite, the First Crack-up, the Most Unique Kite, the Smallest Kite, the Largest Kite, the Best Decorated Kite and the Best Tribal Kite. Tourism Bureau Theme; Discover All Il l inois NOTICE Reduce safe and fast with GoBese Tablets and E-Vap "water pills". Bolger Drugs 5-30-TF-l REWARD OFFERED for return of 2 small outboard motors, one lionel train " of sentimental value". Taken from local warehouse. No questions asked. 385-0852. 6-6-73 The nation-wide fuel shortage can cause problems for travelers this summer, but there is a simple solution for Illinois residents. Robert Sullivan, chief of the Illinois Division of Tourism, recommends that this year would be the ideal time for families to "Discover All of Illinois." "Illinois is a treat for the whole family," Sullivan said. "We have something for everyone-camping, hiking, fishing, boating, historic areas and plenty of scenic beauty." By traveling close to home, Sullivan added, Illinois residents can see parts of the state they haven't visited before, tour areas that helped form the state and nation and at the same time not worry about the fuel shortage they might face on a cross-country trip. Rich in history, Illinois ranks as thirteenth in the nation for historical significance and areas to visit. This in itself is significant, Sullivan said, when one considers the thirteen original colonies that founded the nation. Some of the historical areas that residents should consider visiting include: The Lincoln shrines in Springfield and New Salem; Galena, where Ulysses S. Grant prepared for the Presidency; Bishop Hill Swedish colony; Dickson Mounds Museum near Lewistown; Alton, where there was a prisoner of war camp REAL ESTATE 2 STORY FRAME 5 bedrooms, 1 full & 2v2 baths, 2 car garage in McHenry, near schools and churches $38,000.00 Call after 6 p.m. 815-385-1161. 6-6 6-8 Lot 80 x 160 Pistakee Hills, call evenings. 312-497-3588. 6-6 6-15 2 LOTS FOR SALE in Lakeland Park. Call John Pino. 312-965- 3354. 5-18 6-6 FOP SALE, Northwest Wonder Lake Area. 5 good farm acres on blacktop. Excellent terms. 312-231-1025. 6/6TF1-2 during the Civil War; Fort de Chartres near Prairie Du Rocher, the last fortification to lower the French Flag in the Midwest; Vandalia, site of the first statehouse and Cairo with its magnificently restored mansions. Beauty and history are combined in the more than seventy state parks in Illinois and many offer recreational activities such as boating, swimming, hiking, picnicking and fishing. Beauty is around every corner, from the rugged hills in northern Illinois to the beautiful and historic Spoon River Valley scenic drive to the unusual rock formation and serenity in the Shawnee National forest in the seventeen southern counties of the state. Crab Orchard Lake has long been a haven for water- oriented recreationists, and now with Rend lake, Carlyle lake and Shelbyville lake there is little reason to pull the camper or boat to a neigh­ boring state. Chicago, of course, is noted for its fine restaurants, museums, sports and cultural expositions. For family fun and entertainment, it's hard to beat the largest city in Illinois. And for a glimpse back into history, 1973 is the Tricen- tennial of the Jolliet and Marquette exploration of the Mississippi and Illinois rivers. Seven Illinois men, dressed in authentic costumes, will REAL ESTATE •••••••••••••••••••• retrace the original route and will be stopping at many communities along the way. If one is a festival goer, Illinois is a mecca. During the summer and fall there aren't many weekends that go by without a festival going on somewhere in the state. The Division of Tourism has prepared a pamphlet, "20 Scenic Motor Tours," that will help guide residents along their travels in the state this year. "With the fuel shortage problem this is the year to see your state, its heritage and its beauty," Sullivan said. THIS WORLD! OF OURS Since the rear 1500, man ha* cau*ed more than 200 upecie* and »ub*pecie* of animal* to Itecome extinct. In the pant, miner* took canarie* into the mine* with them. If the canarie* died, the men knew the mine contained poi*on~ out gat. Today many *pecie* of animal* are on the verge of dying out. Could thi* indicate that the earth i* becoming uninhabitable? If ice can *ave *ome of thege en­ dangered tpecies, tee might alto lave ourtelre*. : WONDER LAKE • • Charming Cape Cod Home, • 3 big bedrooms, richly pa- • neled, well equipped kit- • chen, full basement, patio, • aluminum siding, tree J shaded, redwood fenced • yard. A buy $24,000. :T. P. MATHEWS : REALTORS Wonder Lake, 111. •815-385-6341 815-653-2061 • I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • TILL DARK TF, V I I I I I I I I I I I REAL ESTATE McHeniy - H Lakeland Park I Builders new 3 bedroom ranch. • 1^ baths 1,152 sq. ft. MOVE IN NOW T. W. ASSOCIATES area code 312-827-3191 and 312-827-4840 5-26.6-6 I PET CENTER GOT A For yqO" PETS THAT NEED A HOME OR ARE LOOKING FOR THEIR MASTER As a p u b l i c service of the McHenry Plaindealer al l 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 has strayed into your possession. TO BE GIVEN AWAY 4 LOVEABLE BR. & TAN Lab & Weimereiner mixed puppies, 7 weeks. 385-6709 after 4 p.m. 6-6/6-8 3 BLACK <& WHITE KITTENS, 6 weeks old, litter trained. 385-6029. 6-6 LOST SMALL TOY POODLE, solid black, male, answers to Nubbin. Lost vicinity Route 12 and Lake Vista Terrace. Reward, 815-587-2887 nights. Days 815- 587-5615. 6/6