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\ l . i : I - l>L/\INI»KAI.KIt FRIDAY, NOVKMISKK Zl, iwn R. N.s • L. P. Ni; NURSES AIDES All Shifts FULL OR PART-TIME R.N.S - 3 TO 11 P.M. START at *4 Per Hour LP.N.S • 3 TO 11 P.M. START at '3 Per Hour GOOD EXPERIENCED AIDES START at '2.10 - *2.21 Per Hour AIDES - NO EXPERIENCE We Will Train START at '2.00 Per Hour TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED To Workers If Required BENEFITS INCLUDE: • Salary Increase After 30 Days #11 Paid Holidays • Insurance Plan •Retirement Plan • Vacation •Sick Leave CHOICE OF SHIFT IN-SERVICE TRAINING Apply in Person To VALLEY-HI NURSING HOME 2406 Haitland Road WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS Twice Told Tales FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Nov. 20, 1933) Otto E. Mueller, who has conducted the Pint blacksmith shop on Pearl street for the past year has moved his shop to the Peter Schoewer building across from the city hall on Green street. Possessors of articles of gold and silver that they no longer care to retain will find it possible to sell them for cash to the American Scale Works of Waukegan at Justen's hotel in McHenry, Saturday, afternoon and evening, Dec. 2. A pretty wedding was solemnized Nov. 25 at St. Mary's church when Miss Florence Freund and Mr. Joseph Britz of Fox Lake were united in marriage. Father Nix officiated at the ceremony. Miss Alvina Freund was bridesmaid while the groom had his brother, Albert Britz, as best man. The John F. Doherty family have moved from the Trostrud house to the Mrs. Simon Michels house. The zoology class of the high school visited the Spring Grove fish hatchery on Wednesday. On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Phil Quinto entertained about twenty-five state police from districts 2 and 3 at a spaghetti and Italian meat ball dinner at Niesen's cafe. The high school now has a season ticket campaign on. There are eight home games scheduled with the door price for admission being 35 cents a season ticket for adults costs but a $1.25. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Dec. 2, 1948) Nagy's Restaurant, which has been in existence for the past two and one half years on Riverside drive, has been sold by the owner, Mrs. L.F. Silverman to Erik and Enid Bjorkstrom of Rockfofd. The new owners will take over Dec. 10. It will then be known as Brita's Restaurant after the couple's fourteen year old daughter, Brita. On Dec. 4 in St. Mary's-St. Patrick's school hall open house will be held for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thurwell of McHenry to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Elaine Vycital was invested on Nov. 8 into Girl Scout Troop No. l and received her pin. On Nov. 15 the troop received instructions on simple first aid given by Mrs. Leo Winkle. At last the progress on moving the old parsonage building has reached the stage of moving. The contractor has asked that the cement poured last Friday cure at least a week before the house is moved. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Dec. 5, 1963) McHenry's oldest native resident, Edwin Warner Owen, is in fine spirits to celebrate his 102nd birthday anniversary in Berkeley, Calif., Dec. 6. Mr. Owen was born in the old Owen homestead on Fourth street and moved to California in 1890. Through action by the city council Monday night, McHenry will soon have two police cars patrolling the city. Frank Gregory is the new president of the Kiwanis club. He was elected by members to take over the office suc­ cessfully handled the past twelve months by Roland Herrmann. The McHenry County Historical society has been given a complete bridal outfit from the period 1890. This white satin dress with side drape of embroidered silk mull has a short train with lace dust ruffle stiffened with buckram, all : CHECK ON SAVINGS SERVICE SPECIALS Cold Weather Is Coming ! MOTOR TUNE-UP GM CARS WITH AIR Includes: Points plugs, condenser, PCV valve, fuel filter, air filter, and labor. (Cars with resister plugs, add $3.75) HAVE YOUR WINTER CHECK-UP NOW AND SAVE 39 95 We Will: 1. Check all hoses & clamps 2." Check battery condition & terminals 3. Check & adjust all belts 4. Check coolant for proper protection & add GM permanent type antifreeze as needed. 5. Check radiator for leaks or restrictions Prices Effective Thru Month Of November $io 00 Parts & Anti-Freeze Extra Rte. 131 & 120 Phone 385-6000 1909-64 Years-Same Owner CADILLAC-PONTIAC McHenry I Illinois hand sewn, the two piece costlme is a beautiful example of the dressmakers art. The waist is about eighteen inches. It was worn by Miss Hanna Sweeney of Harvard when she became the bride of William J. Lyons of Joliet. Alvin Hutchinson of McHenry recently purchased and took over operation of the Riverside Drive Laundry and Laun­ dromat. The purchase was made from Mr. and Mrs. James Wolf. HELPING PAWS 125-Bed Satellite Hospital May Come To Crystal Lake If you wish to adopt an animal, not listed, or have lost or found one, please call our office at 459-2614, Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. - noon and 1 to 3 p.m. Many times the lines are busy, please try again or call me, and I'll try to help you. We are having A Christams Bazaar Dec. 1 at the United Methodist church in Crystal Lake. It is located on the corner of Dole and Crystal Lake avenue. It continues from 9:30 a.m. to 5. We will have many handmade articles, Christmas ornaments, many baked goods, candies, terrariums, really something for everyone. Please come and have a cup of coffee with us, and sample our baked goods. All the proceeds will go to benefit our stray and abandoned animals. If you have any questions, please call me. STRAY DOGS FOR ADOPTION A female Pointer mix, 4-5 months, black, brown and white, small to medium size, good with children, outside dog, is at 385-4718. Staying at 338-5185 after 5 is a female Cocker Spaniel mix, black and white Also at this number is a Lab.-Shepherd male, 8 months, black with white on chest. At 338-4737 is a female, 6 months old mixed breed, black and white, rough coat, 12 inches high, all shots. A Shepherd-Lab. female, 3 months old, golden, good with children, no shots, is at 338-4000 days, ask for Linda Church. A female Chihuahua adult, black with white on paws, peppy, has dis-temper shot, is at 459-7881. A female Border Collie mix, 4 months old, black and white, good with children, wormed, has distemper shot. Was picked up near Rockford after mother was killed on road. 385-9676. A male Lab. mix, one year old, black, housebroken and good with children, is at 385- 1816. FOUND DOGS A male Boston Terrier, young adult, black and white, wearing collar and tags, found in Cary Nov. 6. 312-639-9744. A female mixed breed, 6 weeks old, black and tan with George P. Edwards, president of Elgin's Sherman hospital board of managers, this Week announced Sher­ man's intentions to build at $6.5 million 125-bed satellite hospital in Crystal Lake by 1979. It is being built to meet rapid growth in the Crystal Lake area, according to Edwards. He said the current Crystal Lake population of 16,000 is expected to grow to 30,000 in five years. A ratio of four beds per 1,000 people is considered adequate to serve the health needs of a community. f Exact location for the 100,000 square-foot facility has not been announced pending finalization of negotiatiens for 40 or more acres of land-land which is currently vacant. Approval for the project was given by the 19-membefr Sherman hospital board of managers which would manage the new facility as well as the Elgin hospital. Physicians on the medical staff at Crystal Lake would also be members of the medical staff at Sherman hospital. Harold W. Salmon, executive director said, "Hospital per­ sonnel totaling 250 would be hired to work at the Crystal Lake facility, while Elgin's Sherman hospital would maintain its personnel of 1,200. Sherman's jpedical staff has white under chin, ploppy ears, short fur, good with children, no collar or tags, found on Nov. 12 in Crystal Lake 459-7492. STRAY CATS UP FOR ADOPTION A female domestic shorthair, blue cream with white, 10 weeks old, is at 459-9426. A female white with black tail, older kitten, medium length fur, is at 459-8395. At 338-1513 after 5 is a female Sealpoint Siamese, young adult, about one year old, very affectionate. At 459-1989 is a female 3- month-old kitten, black and brown with orange highlights, good with children, very af­ fectionate and loving. At 459-9426 is a female tiger kitten with white feet, about 8 weeks. Staying at 459-0511 is a female, 5 weeks old, soft gray with semi-long fur, and blue eyes. At 459-9136 is a female Calico kitten, loves attention and people, good with children, colors are orange, black and gray striped, very playful. Three copper-colored kittens, 2 male and 1 female, 8 weeks old, housebroken and good with children are at 459-9426. Staying at 385-6912 is a male gray kitten, 8 weeks old, long fur and hazel eyes, is litter trained and loves children. FOUND CATS Found on Nov. 15 is a white domestic short hair, female one-year-old, full grown, old yellow collar and bells. From Crystal Lake area. 385-1458. UP FOR ADOPTION A male Squirrel monkey, 4-5 years, golden and black, no small children, comes com­ plete with cage. Call 385-0287 after 6 or weekends. THIS IS THE ONE WITH para-rail ride! The 1974 Scorpion Super Stinger 400 The law says a snowmobile has to run quiet. Scorpion agrees. Scorpion agrees, too, that you don't have to give up power when you reduce the noise. Scorpion s muffling system lets you run quiet -- yet still allows you the most engine power possible The power's still there in a Stinger. You may not have to use it --but it's nice to know you've got it. SCORPION STINGER *74 See-test ride-the '74 Stingers at ADAMS REPAIR SHOP 3102 N. CHAPEL HILL RD. McHENRY 385-0434 given its support for the project," Salmon said. Salmon said the Crystal Lake facility would have, in addition to the beds for short-term care, a clinical laboratory, operating rooms, an emergency depart­ ment, and maternity and pediatric nursing units. For such things as routine blood testing, open heart surgery, major trauma cases, and other major illness, Elgin's Sherman hospital would be used. "Such an arrangement will result in economy of operation and high quality patient care," Salmon said. The decision to move into Crystal Lake came upon request of the Crystal Lake Hospital association, made up of twenty members, and headed by David Blahnik, president. CLHA has been talking with Sherman hospital about such a plan since 1955, but expansion and im­ provements at the 420-bed Elgin facility caused Sherman hospital to hold off on the new hospital plans until this vear. The Sherman Hospital board of manager's resolution to become involved in the Crystal Lake hospital project set forth . a number of conditions, among which is the raising of at least $1.5 million by the people of Crystal Lake. This, the resolution savs, will go along with $400,000 in a trust fund held by the Home State bank of Crystal Lake earmarked for rf. Crystal Lake hospital. The remaining funds will be borrowed. Once the hospital becomes a reality, CLHA will have representatives appointed to the Sherman hospital board of managers. The agreement also calls for the Women's auxiliary of Sherman hospital to organize a Crystal Lake branch of the auxiliary. It further says CLHA has been asked to obtain an agreement with McHenry County college in Crystal Lake to establish an associate degree nursing program. Before the hospital can become a reality, approval from a number of organizations must be obtained. Simon said the project will be reviewed by the Fox Valley Hospital Planning council and the Comprehensive Health Planning Association for McHenry County. Next step is review by Operation Healh of Aurora and then the State Comprehensive Health Planning association. Finally, with the approval of the Illinois Licensing board, a temporary permit will be issued to begin initial phases of the project. Spring Grove Eva Freund 675-2135 Woman's Club Resigns From State Federation On Nov. 15 the Lotus Country Woman's Club held its Thanksgiving party in the town hall. Twenty members were present to enjoy a pot-luck dinner. Meeting was called to order by President Pauline Horak with an allegiance to the flag and reading of collect. Corresponding Secretary Frances Heinemann read the invitation to the Reciprocity Day of McHenry Woman's Club. A donation to Richmond Rescue Squad along with many other local charities and organizations has been placed in the budget. The tour to Park Ridge School has been post­ poned until spring. A request was received from them to support Illinois cottage as they are in the process of redecorating. Also remember the girls at Christmas, a list of preferred gifts was read. Following a discussion concerning the combining of counties into areas, the question arose whether or not to resign from the general and state of Illinois Federation of Woman's Clubs but remain in the McHenry County Federation. Motion was made and carried, a vote was taken and passed that the club's resignation be sent to the General and State Federation of Woman's Clubs. Kay Smith reported on her visit to the Pioneer Center and stated that they are in need of blankets pnd mats for the floor. Arleen Kruger suggested that the Christmas party be held in the town hall. A pot-luck dinner and gift exchange will be held on Dec. 19. Susie Rudolph announced and invited all to their open house celebrating their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Dec. 9 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The budget for 1973-1974 was read and approved. Meeting adjourned. BIRTH A baby girl weighing 7 lbs., 9 oz., was born to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Chambers on Nov. 14. Mrs. Laura Kutish is the proud grandmother. COMMUNITY CALENDAR December 9 ..Spaghetti Dinner at Spring Grove Elementary School, Main Street. Sponsored by the PTO. Serving 12 noon to 5 P.M. Have a quest ion or prob lem about your automobi le l icense o t t i t le or dr ivers l icense? For an answer ca l l to l l f ree 8980 M I C H A f L J H O W ! i I I v n f S i . i i i SVi«vVc\ 4-PLY NYLON ANTIFREEZE McHenry Tire Mart 3931 W. Main St. Ph. 385-0294 >