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l».\CiK 12 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1973 MALE HELP WANTED DRAFTSMAN For industrial oven manufacturer. 8 PAID HOLIDAYS, GROUP INSURANCE AND OTHER FRINGE BENEFITS. GOOD STARTING SALARY PRECISION QUINCY CORP. 220 N. Madison St. Woodstock, Illinois 815-338-2675 An equal opportunity employer. 9-5/9-7 FEMALE HELP WANTED (iIRL WANTED to work in newspaper product ion department Must type. Pleasant working condi t ions and ful l company benefi ts . Apply in person No cal ls please 3812 W. Elm street . McHenry PRODUCTION CONTROL ORDER ENTRY CLERK Process customer orders using E.D.P. methods. Typing necessary with previous office experience preferred. Will train if no E .D.P, background. Full benefit package ICS Illinois Coil Spring Co. 1415 No. Industrial Drive McHenry, Illinois (On Rte. 120 2 Blocks west of Rte. 31) 815-385-6760 an equal opportunity employer. | RECEPTIONIST \ EXPERIENCED . \ \ 5 With Accurate typing skills ® /Tues. thru Sat., with al- ternating Sundays at over- 5 time pay. £ A CALL 8 | 385-2806 S Closed Mondays. t 9/5-TF 1-2 | Full Time HOUSEKEEPER I Full Time & Part Time NURSES AIDS I ALL SHIFTS Apply In Person Crystal Pines Nursing Home 335 N. Illinois St. Crystal Lake, 111. 60014 •••••• •9-5/9-14'1 DRAPERY PRESSER NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Permanent employment, day hours. Monday through Friday. Drapery workroom conveniently located in Lakemoor. $2.50 per hour' with company benefits Good working conditions in small friendly and growing company. Willing to adjust our hours to meet your sch­ edule whenever possible. Please call Anne 815-385-9669 / I I I I I I I I I I ORDER DEPARTMENT This is an interesting job with diversified duties for a girl with average typing skills. Working in our order department, you will edit incoming orders, check prices, investigate credit, assign sales commission and prepare the necessary paper work for manufacturing and shipping the product. Excellent beginning salary, full benefits. CALL FOR INTERVIEW 312-546-8225 The Grieve Corp. 500 Hart Road Round Lake lllinois-60073 9-5/9-7 FULL TIME POSITION Now available in our Pro­ duction Department, for typing and paste up work. Typing experience a must! We will teach you the rest. Hours: 8:00 am. to5:00pm. Monday thru Friday. Apply in person onlv-No phone calls. McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 WEST ELM STREET McHENRY ILL. For Your Information Dear friends, One hundred years ago, 80% of all energy in the U.S. was produced by muscle-power. Today the amount of energy provided by our muscles is less than 1%. Machines are freeing us from manual labor, but they are also robbing our bodies of the exercise we need to survive and be healthy. Perhaps it's time to use more muscle power, if just for better mental and physical well being. Respectfully, . j)~~c PETER M.JUSTEN & SON FUNERAL HOME :3i0063 FEMALE HELP WANTED«,W"U,,"',V"U" rrrTTTrTi How Can I? • Help Wanted Female • i i OFFICE IN McHENRY TAKING ORDERS Need pleasant voice. Ex­ perience not necessary. Part time, 4 hours daily, • Mornings or evenings. J Straight hourly salary. We I need you right now. Age 20 or older. | Call MRS. POST. 385-0258 9/5-9/7I WOMAN WANTED - FULL TIME Riverside Laundry, 1304 Front Street. Apply in person from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. 9/5-TF 1-2 SALAD GIRL Steady Year Round Job DAYS Will Train Apply Chef DELL McHenry Country Club 820 N. John McHenry 815-385-1072 9-5/9-7 MATURE WOMEN FULL TIME GENERAL OFFICE WORK Experienced in Accounts Payable. Tues. thru Sat. with alternating Sundays, with overtime pay. Good starting salary. Please call: 385-2720 Closed Mondays. 9/5-TF 1-2 WANTED WAITRESSES for day shift CALL BERNIE 459-1237 • Ciystal Lake County Club 8-31^/9-12 INSTRUCTIONS Dog Obedience Classes] TRAINING FOR HOME AND SHOW. Beginning thru Utility. Start SEPT. 10th For Information Call: JEANETTE EVERETTE 815-653-9016 8-31/9-7 SITUATION WANTED YOUNG REGISTERED nurse would like varied and challen­ ging position outside hospital routine - Excellent references. Write McHenry Plaindealer, Box 499, McHenry, III. 60050 8-31/9-5 PETS FOR SALE Male Miniature Poodle, 8 months old, has papers to good home $75.00 385-4987 8-31-9-14 GARAGE SALE LARGE GARAGE SALE 4 FAMILIES 5210 Nimitz Drive Wonder Lake STARTING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 UNTIL SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 9 8-31/9-7 By Anne Ashley Q. What additive will make it possible for me to use ordinary tap water in my steam iron? A By adding a tablespoon of ammonia to each cup of water, this softens the water and prevents accumulation of hard particles or sediment in the reservoir of the iron. Q. How can I most easily remove a decal from woodwork without damage to the finish underneath? WANTED TO BUY HARLEY DAVIDSON 1934, 35, 36, 37, 38 or 39 "74"S - with or witout side car. As close to original as possible. Does not have to be in running condition. Write Box 500, c/o McHenry Plaindealer, giving details, etc. and how to get in touch. TF fil: A. By covering it with a wet washcloth, then pressing a hot iron over the cloth. Within a few minutes the steam will soften the decal and permit its easy removal. Q How can I remove grease spots from rugs? A Baking soda or cornmeal does a good job. Pour a generous amount over the spots and lightly brush the powder into the carpet. Leave over­ night. then vacuum. Q How can I remedy a showerhead that is clogged with mineral deposits? A Try boiling it in one-half cup vinegar and one quart water for about a half hour. This will usually make it work like new. <<<. wnai is a good home method of sharpening scissors? A. Dull scissors can be easily sharpened by cutting them up and down on the rim of an or­ dinary water glass. Even if you have a nick in the blades from cutting into pins, this will smooth out the rough edges. It also works for pinking shears. Q. How can I remove white marks from furniture tops caused by heat or liquids? A. Try rubbing some petroleum jelly into the spots or rings and leaving on overnight. Or, put a little pile of cigarette ashes on the spots, pour a little olive oil over them, and rub gently. . Q. How can Jremove beer stains from fabrics? REAL ESTATE FOR RENT, furnished house and garage in Johnsburg area $150.oo Phone 312-344-0717. 8-29 9-7 Furnished, 1 bedroom house for rent. September-June. 312-271- 5613. 9-5 - 9-7 Large 2 bedroom apt. within walking distance, shopping and train, carpeting, air cond., balcony.; Adults Available immediately. 385-3493. 9-5-TF 1-2 2 BR. UNFURNISHED APT. in McHenry. Air conditioned, complete kitchen. Sec. deposit. $175 month, 385-1980. 8-31TF12 5 ROOM APARTMENT near town, $120.00 plus sec. dept. Adults only, no pets. Phone 385-4253 after 5:00 P.M. 9-5/9-7 2 Br. farm cottage. Available Sept. 15th. References and se­ curity deposit required. Write McHenry Plaindealer, Box 498 McHenry, 111. 60050. 8-31/9-5 Hall for Rent. Capafcify 125, Kitchen Facilities, table v.and chairs. $125.00 including dr&m shop provision. Call 497-3626 foe appointment. 9/5-TF 1-2 LARGE 5 bed, fireplace, ex­ cellent location. Quality con­ struction, 3 bedrooms with walk-in closets. Hometown Real Estate, 312-255-8440. 9-5 9- 21 LOT-McHenry Shores, 78x140, Best offer - cash. 312-967-7077. 9-5 3 BEDROOM, LARGE kitchen, family room, dining room, living room, porch, 134 acres of land in town. Gas hot wa­ ter heat. 385-4382 after 5 p.m. 8/31TF12 Lot for sale, Whispering Hills, has been surveyed and perk test completed. Ready for building 815-653-4516. 8-31 9-5 WANTED RENT COUPLE with one child would like to rent 2 br. house or farm house - McHenry Area. Call 385-2464. 8-31/9-5 WANTED OWNER of residential lot over­ looking McHenry Country Club desires short term financing for a construction loan to build house. Will pay 9 percent interest. Call collect 312- 965-3077. 9-5/9-13 WORKING GENTLEMAN wants 1 room furnished kitchenette with utilities. Call after 6:00 P.M. 815-678-4287. 9-5/9-7 IN MARENGO A home that has everything, quiet location, professionally landscaped, and decorated. Maintenance free, on out­ side. 3 bedroom - 2Y2 baths, fireplace, central air, family room, paneled bsmt., patio with gas grill, and carpeted. Many more features. Priced in the $50's LARGE HOME FOR SALE IN HARVARD, ILL $37,500.00 A gorgeous well built home on a corner lot with 12 rooms. Perfect for people who have quality and spaciousness in mind. Owner leaving state or would not be offered for sale. Artistic wood trim and hard­ wood floors are part of this very sturdy built home, plus many other desirable features. See for your­ self. ACREAGE - 10 to 400 with or without buildings $1,000 per acre and up. For appointment call: T0RRENCE AGENCY 603 W. GRANT MARENGO, ILL. 815-568-7705 9-5 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I PET CENTER JjO/fc G°TA P*T FOR YO^ " RIDING LESSONS-Now scheduling, English, Western, Jumping and Dressage and stable management. Indoor Arena "Our Farm" Bull Valley Road, McHenry. 815-344-0951. * 8-24/9-14 TO BE GIVEN AWAY LOOKING FOR GOOD HOME for small black and white part Spaniel. Good with kids, about 9 months old. Call 653-4276 after 6:00 p.m. or weekends. 8/31TF Y part angora kittens., 385-3291. 9-5 ILLINOIS McCULLOM LAKE (McHenry) 2 story hse. w/100ft. lake frontage, has been used as summer home but with some interior changes, can be made into a lovely all year residence. Convenient to schools, churches, shopping and transportation. Call office for details. $27,500 ANDRUSS REALTORS 440 Green Bay Rd. Kenilworth, III. 312-251-7300 8-31/9-5 NOTICE DAY 120 - CARE home - Highway Call 338-6949. 8-31/9-21 |imilllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijfijiiiiij||jiimiiiMhiMiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiimmiiii J W1 K0ENEMANN Country Made Sausages, Hams and Bacon IGERMAN IMPORTS AND CHEESES A Full Line Of Delicatessen Just east ot kt. 12 | I 815-385-6260 I VOLO Illlllllllllllll Hill I Mil IIII III III! Mil III nil 1,11, I,,, Are You New In McHenry Area ? •••••••••• Do You Know Someone Knew? WE WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND A ROYAL WELCOME TO EVERY NEWCOMER TO OUR AREA ! ! ! ! ! CALL JOAN STULL 385-5418 DORIS ANDREAS 385-4518 J' J J? 4: o o. A % um wtium KNOW YOUR AREA-ROYAL WELCOME DOES IT BEST * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I * * * * * * * I * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * A. These stains are usually as easy to gel rid of as they are to acquire, because beer is water- soluble. So, ordinary laun­ dering will do the trick for washable fabrics, and sponging with a cloth dipped in soapy water can be used for un- washables. If the stains are old, add a iittle ammonia to the wash water. Q. How can I remedy chromium plate that has become scratched and rusted? A. Clean with a chrome cleaner available at auto supply stores, and if any rust remains in the deeper scrat­ ches, carefully scratch it out with the point of a knife. Don't use steel wool or emery cloth for this job. Then, to improve the appearance and protect the chrome, spray on a chrome protector, also available at auto supply dealers. Fill the deeper scratches with plastic chrome. Q. How can I remove banana stains from fabrics? A. Cover the spots with a liberal paste of fuller's earth ann water, let dry thoroughly, then brush off. Q. How can I remove mildew from leather? A. Wipe it with a cloth wrung out of a solution of denatured alcohol and water, equal parts. Dry in the open air. If this fails, wash it with a thick suds of mild, neutral soap, rinse with a damp cloth, and dry in an airy place. Q. How can I remove bloodstains from a carpet? A. Sponge with cold water. If traces of the spot still remain,, use a small amount of detergent and cold water, then follow with clear water. Q. How can I remove mildew from shower curtains? A. Use some baking soda to remove a small area of mildew from your curtains. For more extensive mildew stains, wash the curtains in hot suds, then rub the stains with a lemon. Allow to dry in the sun. Q. What is a good, simple, homemade polish for brass? A. Worcestershire sauce is one of the best. Q. How can I perform a good job of cleaning painted walls and woodwork? A. One effective cleaning fluid is made economically by mixing equal parts of kerosene, vinegar and soft water. To clean a wall, dip a clean cloth in this mixture and sponge, after which the grease and dirt is removed by rinsing with clear water. Q. How can I make new tinware rustproof? A. Rub the surface with lard and thoroughly heat it in the oven before using. It will not rust, no matter how much it is placed in water. Q. How can I make a good sachet powder for bureau drawers and closets? A. One good formula consists of a half-ounce of lavender flowers and a half-teaspoon of powdered cloves. Q. How can I prevent the metal handles of a liandbag from tarnishing? A. By covering this metal with shellac, or with some colorless fingernail polish. BIBLE VERSE "If ye will obey my voice indeed, and keep my coven­ ant, then ye shall be a pecul­ iar treasure unto me above all people; for all the earth is mine." 1. To whom was the above promise made" 2- Through whom was it given to these people? 3. Where were the Children of Israel at this time? 4. Where may this promise be found? Answers To Bible Verse 1. The Children of Israel. 2. Moses. 3. At the foot of Mt. Sinai. 4. Exodus 19:5. SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A GARAGE SALE. Call 385-0170 to place your ad. By Richard J. Zieman Sr. Vice President & Trust Officer McHenry State Bank We have discussed in these reports our preference for local operation of banks. You may wish to know how you are af­ fected by the ownership structure of your bank. Although every bank is operated somewhat differently, there are certain basic characteristics which they all share. And, generally speaking, every bank hopes to aid the community in which it operates while generating profit for its stockholders. But it is the emphasis on these goals which can make the difference to customers and local communities. When a bank is doing all of its business in a specific town or county, it is easy for that institution to set priorities in its lending policies which are designed to bring the maximum benefits to this community. This is not only good citizenship, it is good business: If the area prospers the bank can expect to do well, and if the area's business is poor the bank will suffer as well. Now let's take the case of a large banking system-either a bank with branches spread across a state or a multibank holding company which owns banks in numerous com­ munities and in some cases in several states. These banks do not have the same degree of interest as the community- owned bank in what the large systems call "satellite" towns, since managment generally is concentrated in the home-office city. Other factors work to spread their focus even further. First, the stock of these banks and holding companies usually is registered on national securities exchanges. So, the profit motive must always be the first con­ sideration. If the price of the shares declines, their value in purchasing new -»banking satellites drops and the growth in size which a conglomerate considers essential is halted. Second, all large banking systems compete in the national loan market. The business of the very largest corporations is prized above all other lending activity. This is because one big loan is easier to make than 100 or 1,000 smaller loans adding up to the same amount, and because among big banks there is "prestige" in having the most important looking customer list. Often in states which permit branching or holding company activity on an unrestricted basis, a branch bank or a holding company affiliate will be in direct competition with a locally owned and operated independent community bank. Generally speaking, the lending policies of the branch or affiliate are dictated from the home office town and the manager is restricted in his decision-making to the rules laid down for him. On the other hand, the in­ dependent community bank, run like McHenry State Bank, has a board of directors which is thoroughly acquainted with the citizens of the community and their business needs. If a local concern comes to an in­ dependent bank with a loan request, there is no need for communication back to the "head office" nor is there any worry over whether national commitments might have reduced the amount of funds the bank is ready to dispense locally. There is only the single question which should be the criterion in every bank, but unfortunately, is not: Is this a good credit risk? In most local independent community banks, where the customer is usually a neighbor who is well known to the management or a board member, this question is not answered by the cold facts of a balance sheet but on the generally sound character judgment of the banker. In local communities, decisions like these can have tremendous cumulative im­ pact. If a business loan which might produce a half-dozen new jobs directly gets turned down, that's a half-dozen paychecks that do not get spent in local stores. It is a half-dozen families that are not patronizing local merchants and paying local taxes. Over the course of a few years the orientation and priorities of the local bank will make the dif­ ference in a score of cases of this kind. They make the dif­ ference between a vigorous and growing local economy and a local economy dependent on outside factors for jobs and income. The difference between in­ dependent community banks and chain operations geared to bigness is well-recognized in the banking business. One of the best-known holding company bankers in the nation, K.^. Randall, a Vrginia banker who previously was a Washington banking regulator, summed it up when he conceded that when a holding company comes up against a well-managed in­ dependent community bank "they can kick H-- out of us." The reason is quite simple: the independent community bank is committed to the future of its own town and not simply to the bottom line on a profit- and-loss statement. Adv.