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FOR RENT FOR RET.'T jFt'ICE for Rent. Immediate :cupancy at 4719 W. Rte. 120, IcHenry, Illinois, 385-4619 9-4 TF 1-2 I Small furnished apart men t s I and sleeping rooms. 385-0266. 9 -4 TV 1-2 1 pr 2 bd. apt. fully carpeted Range and refrigerator 1 yr Uase. 385-8042. 9-4 TF 1-2 -- . ~ . 7 ' room house in town (McHenry) fully carpeted, available Sept. 1, $250.00 per month. Security deposit 385 4747. '®v 8- 21 tf l- ,-^fBcr ----- * 2 apartments, 1 efficiency-1 large. Furnished or unfurn­ ished, would consider reduced rent on either in exchange for part time housekeeping. Call after 6. 653-3056 9-25 9-27 p Bedroom house & garage, 1st month inadvanceplus sec­ urity deposit $225 month, no pets. 815-675-2072 9-259-27 House in Ringwood. 2 bedrooms, living room, dining room, all carpeted, full 'basement plus 2 car garage. $225.00 per month plus lease and Security deposit. Pay own utilities. 815 648-2141. 9-20 9-25 Male-retired bachelor wants to share house with same. References $100 385-5958 G9-25 10-2 WONDER LAKE: Immediate occupancy, 3 bedroom, lU baths, basement, rec-room, 2 car garage, E. Lake Shore Drive. Security Deposit. NO pets. References. Up to 2 year lease. $300.00 per month. T P. Mathews, Realtors, 7314 Hancock Drive. Wonder Lake, 111. 815-653-2061. 9-27 FOR RENT 2 bedroom, Quadro-Con- dominium with one car gar­ age, Large living room, large kitchen, dining room with sliding glass doors to patio, utility room wit^ yvasher-dryer hookup, cen­ tral air conditioning, oven/ range & refrigerator, furn­ ished. One block to McHen- ry West Campus High School. Immediate possess Ion. One month security deposit required. Rent only $295.00 per month. One year lease. Wieser And Associates ,V: 0* N. Green St. . .McHenry, III. (815) 385-4880 Now Available, new ranch con­ dominium deluxe, 2 bedrooms, l-'4 baths, appliances, dish­ washer, garbage disposal, ut­ ility room, carpeted, attached garage with auto, doors. Near shopping area. Call 385-0936 -- ? 1U-K Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom carpeted apartments, self de­ frosting refrigerator freezer, self cleaning electric oven and stove, garbage disposal, pri­ vate balcony overlooking a country setting. See or call Mayline Apts., 9716 N. Rte. 12, Richmond, III. 815-678- 2861 9-25 9-27 Rooms for rent to working girls. In town, $25.00per week utilities included. Call 344- 0479 between 4:30 & 6pm . 9-25 9-27 1 bedroom home in town, 1 block from everything, refer­ ences and security deposit $160 mon. Immediate occu­ pancy % PO Box 207, Mcllen- ry, III. 60050 9-25 9-27 4 bedroom home in town, 1 block from everything, refer­ ences and security deposit $275 month. Immediate occu­ pancy % PO Box 207 McHenry 111 60050 9-25 9-27 Office space for rent, panelled, carpeted and air conditioned Conveniently located on rte. 31 $65.00 and up. 455-0320 9 - 4 f t - 1 - 2 HELP WANTED Openings available in ^ales tor- men and women at our new McHenry office. Byrnes Bros., Inc. Realtors, 385-6900 9-4 TF 1-2 j Experienced sheet metal workers, prefer someone with AC. maintenance experience Apply in person or call Arnold M. May Builders, 9716 N. Rte 12, Richmond. Ill 815-678- 9-20 tf 1-2 Sell Auto Insurance Part'lime. 312-395-6648. 9-6 - tf 1 2 Full time shoi t order cook. Call 385-2014. Small but growing business needs wood product. Suitable work for retired wood worker or part time operation. Call after 6:00 p.m. 385-8462. a-203-25 Reliable person to babysit for working Mother. 2 year old boy. 385-7243. 9-259-27 teOPOPOPPOOOOBOOOOOOOi 9-25 9-27 1 Bedroom house, gas heat, l mile from city of McHenry. 385- 0169. 9-25 1 bedroom apartment, heat and water furnished, air conditioned. $155.00. Call (815) 385-1327. 9-259-27 IF YOU NEED MONEY: WE NEED YOU SHOW PLAYHOUSE | Toys and gifts. Work as i many hours as you want. ] Name your own paycheck. < Training and supplies are free. No experience neces­ sary. Interested? Call now MARY LOU ESMOND 414-279-3419 also booking parties 9-11 10-4 watvooococoonofioocodi HELP WANTED o ( Company paid benefits include: I < • * $25,000 major medical insurance * $6,000 Life Insurance < I Hospitalization * 10 paid Holidays i > * Sick Leave * Vacations PAINT SPRAYER EXPERIENCED Apply Daily 7:30 A.M. - 5:00P.M. Monday through Friday THE GRIEVE CORPORATION Industrial and Laboratory Ovens and Furnaces 500 HART ROAD ROUND LAKE. ILL. 60073 312-546-8225 9-25 9-27 HELP WANTED PROFESSIONAL RECRUITING 0CALLY & NATIONALLY s Client Companies Pay Our Fees! Fngineers - Designers Drafters - Accounting, Manufacturing Professionals, Data Processing - Management Administration Clerical TEMPORARY PERSONNEL WELLS FAR-GO Employment Agency Inc. 1212 N. SEMINARY WOODSTOCK, ILL. 9 P.M.-7P.M.-Mon-Thurs. Sat. Until Noon CALL OUR JOB ACTION LINE 815-338-6980 FEMALE HELP WANTED WOMAN for nurses aide, 18 yrs or older, help needed on days, pm or night shift. No experience necessary. Will train Call 385-0461 9-25 9-27 McHENRY OFFICE PHONE WORK Housewives earn $10 for part time work, on­ ly 4 hours daily, morn­ ings or evenings, taking cleaning orders. CALL MRS. HANSON 385-0258 8:30am to 9:00pm 9-25 MALE HELP WANTED CARPET INSTALLER looking for helper, will train 385-8434. 9-25 9-27 9-25TF1 BOOKKEEPER/ OFFICE MANAGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY IN WOODSTOCK Requires experienced, full-charge Bookkeeper thru Profit and Loss and General Office EXCELLENT SAURY AND BENEFITS Please Call T. R. JONES MACHINE CO. 357 E. Judd Street ( WOODSTOCK, ILL. 815-338-2711 I n an "" *>nnnr^>fwwuwinnno CUSTODIAN POSITION Johnsburg School District 3:00 P.M.-11:00 P.M. Shift Good starting pay. fringe benefits, paid vacation and holidays. Older and mature man wan­ ted. C ontact: Ken Falkinham 385-6916 9-20 9-25 AVON GET MORE OUT OF LIFE. Be an Avon Representa­ tive. Add new people, new places, new interests to your life. Farn good money too! I'll show you how. CalU Mrs. Bauer 385-5385 9-13 9-27 REAL ESTATE A I R C O N D I T I O N E D condominium for sale or rent, spacious living room, separate dining area, kitchen, all appliances, washer, dryer* 2 bedrooms, 112 baths, roofed patio, storage closet, pool Mid 20's financing available. 815- 385-2327 9-20 9-27G 80 acres for sale, borders forest crop land, some virgin timber, located 320 miles from McHenry $10,000. 815-653-6546. 9-20 9-27G CABIN FOR SALE - Spooner, Wise., 2 br , kitchen dining room comb., liv. room, full bath Completely shag c a r p e t e d . C o m p l e t e l y furnished. 100 ft. lake shore, 300 miles from McHenry. $13,000. 815-653-6546. 9-20 9-27G FEMALE HELP WANTED COMPANION - For Lady of, elderly couple, Live in, full time, or live in 5 days week. References required. Salary open for right person. Write McHenry Plaindealer, P.O. Box 557, McHenry, 111. 60050. 9-259-27 Alum, sided, 3-4 bedroom home. 2 baths, finished basement, lg., new kitchen, dining room, 2 fireplaces, new carpeting, drapes, 2 car garage, 4 acre lot $37,500.00. By appointment. 385-0166. G9-18 9-25 5 room house, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths. 9 room house, 5 bedrooms, 2 full baths. Call between 1 and 6:00 P.M. 385- 1079. 9-25 10-2 HELP WANTED «,<• - I DO 101) LIRE KIDS? I •Xyi "GET INVOLVED" Drive A School Bus Good Pay and Incentive Program v>>.' Phone 385-7900 f§ or 385-7210 | || CARL AMES, McHenry Public Schools McHenry Medical Group Needs Medical Assistants 9 00 A.M. - E oo P.M. Jr. Credit Clerk 8,NO A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Permanent-Full Time CALL 385-1050 or apply: McHenry Medical Group 1110 N. Green St., McHenry. 9,25 9.2'; ASSEMBLERS 1st AND 2nd SHIFTS NO FXPERIENCE NECESSARY Permanent positions offering incentive plus_excellent fringe benefit program NTERMATIC INCORPORATED Intermatic Plaza Rte 12 & Winn Rd. Spring Grove, Illinois 60081 Telephone 815-675-2321 An Equal Opportunity Employer 9-2 9-27 McHENRY CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY F0R-B00NE McHENRY & LAKE COUNTY Outstanding opportunity with well established Agricul­ tural and commercial buildings company, complete training program, company car, hospitalization, all leads furnished, and unlimited income opportunity re­ sulting from high unit sales and lucrative commission structure, if you ar interested in a future with a growing company that cares, call or write: Richland Building Systems, Inc. Hwy. 14 S.E. Richland Center, Wisconsin-53581 (608) 647-2194 REAL ESTATE BY OWNER, SPACIOUS 5 br. brk. home w-plastered walls, lg. cpted kit w-glass slid drs. to deck overlooking scenic view Lv rm. w-frplc., form, d r., huge farn rm w-bar & frplc , rec rm on lower level, 2 baths, ample closet & stor. area, lg lot, close to schools & churches. $48,500. Call after 6:00 p.m. or wknds. for app' 815-653-4276. FOR SAI.F by owner, Twin I^akes, Wisconsin, ( harming,, all year round, 5 rm. house, garage, Lake rights on Lake Elizabeth, gas heat, low taxes $22,900 Call 414-877-2215 9-18 9-25G 5 ROOM DUPLEX $14,000, $1.Odd down Approximately $160 |K-r mo including taxes, water sriow plowing, front lawn maintenance, water, garbage- &,insurance. 815 385-' 1079 tt-aiULz. PETS FOR SALE G E R M A N S H O R T H A I R pointer pups, 6 weeks old. A.K.C. reg. 385-4182 , 9-2510-2G A.K.C. Party Poodle for stud. Want pick of the litter. 385-8122. 9-25 PAi.E 13 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNE8DAY, SEPTEMBER 25, IW4 Twice Told Tales 2300 ACRE CATTLE RANCH West Centra l Wisconsin 3 Mrs . f rom II I . Excel ­ lent tax she l ter , very p ic­ turesque w/many spr ings , ponds , s t ream & famous bike t ra i l through proper­ ty . Wil l se l l a l l o r d iv­ ide a t be low appra isa l . F inancing avai lable Cal l : 312-359-6247 or wri te : Mis. Linton 1025 Steiling Apt. 211 Palatine, III. 60067 9-20/111-2 LOVABLE BEAGLE PUPPY, 10 M0S. OLD: A.K.C. REGISTERED. LOVES CHILDREN. NEEDS GOOD HOME CALL 653-9529 AFTER 5:30 RIDING LESSONS - indoor arena - expert instructions - group rates Winter scheduling Our Farm. McHenry Horse shows VVest- wern Oct. 19 and English Oct. 20. 815-344-0951 9-4 TF 1-2 Toy Poodle at Stud. 3 lbs. silver platinum, also 2 platinum toy male puppies. 385-4465. 9-25 10-2G SITUATION WANTED Experienced plumber needs odd plumbing jobs, available anytime, reasonable 385-1796. 9 25 9-27 Will babysit in my home. From baby up 385-6912. 9-259-27 Aluminum s ia ing , garages , and doors , genera l repai rs . Local references. George M Whiting. 815-385-5786 9-13 9-25 WANTED Vacant acreage wi th in30 I mile radius of Richmond, • _ I l l inois . We have cash buy- I | ers for 10 acres - 20 acres S 100 acres . Cal l today for J prompt appra isa l WANTED TO BUY WANTED: Jeep, military type or canvas top. Must be reason­ able. Call 385-0170 or 385- 8688. Ask for Wayne. tf I m 9716 N Route 12 Richmond. Illinois PHONE 815-678-2861 1 kHMMl9/20-TF 1-2^ K a i s e r - D a r r i n K D - 1 6 1 Automobile. Call evenings 815- 385-2718. 9-25-TF 1-2 REAL ESTATE WINDY PRAIRIE ACRES 3/4 to 2 ACRE SITES CHOICE LOCATION Johnsburg Area 815-675-2065 9-25 10-18 MALE HELP WANTED ¥¥¥¥¥**¥-¥•¥•¥¥ INVESTIGATE I.E. An outstanding opportunity for person with indus­ trial engineering experience, stop watch, standard .data, and method analysis know how. Must have qualifications for promotability to take charge ol time study depart­ ment. FOREMAN Production Manufacturing Experience Both positionshave exempt salary, excellent insurance, pension and other fringe benefits. Send resume to P .O. Box 458, McHenry, Illinois 60050, or phone 815-653-2841 or 815-385-3964 AA M O D I N E t MANUFACTURING COMPANY * £ 4 miles north ol Mcllcim on Rmuwonii K ! J R I N G W O O D , I L L I N O I S J An equal opportunity employer 9-25 c SHEET METAL MACHINE OPERATORS PRESS BRAKE PUNCH PRESS Company paid benefits include: $25,000 major medical insurance * $6,000 Life Insurance * Hospitalization * Sick Leave * 10 Raid Holidays * Vacations Apply Dai ly 7:30A. M. - 5:00 P. M. Monday through Friday THE GRIEVE CORPORATION Industrial and Laboratory Ovens and Furnaces 500 HART ROAD ROUND LAKE, ILL. 60073 312-546-8225 ) -25 B-2i FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Sept. 25.1924) Coach Cordon Stringer will take his high school football* eleven to Marengo where they will do battle with the highs of that city The burning of a pile of rubbish at the west end of the G.A Stilling garage caused quite a scare this week. The prompt action of volunteers saved the building. Nap La/.otte and his men are this week making the sewer connections at St Patrick's new church The Valvoline Oil company of which John A Thennes is the local agent has just completed the work of installing another storage tank of 12,(KM) gallon capacity This tank is to be used for fuel oil which seems to indicate that oil is coming into quite common use as a fuel in this city Mr. Nathan of the Marathon Underwear company of Chicago made his third visit to this city this week at which time he met and explained his proposition to a gathering of about twenty McHenry business men at the K of C hall The visitor was very anxious for an answer from McHenry as other towns were making proposals for the location of the plant, Mrs Frank Hatch whose home is located east of Spring Grove was killed and her brother-in-law seriously injured when an automobile in which they were riding skidded and went into a ditch, FORTY YEARS AGO i Taken from the files of Sept 27.1934) Injuries received Monday afternoon when he fell from a ladder while washing windows at the Karls Cafe proved fatal Tuesday afternoon to Stanley Zebrosky who had been employed by Mr, Karls since April He received a basal skull fracture in the fall hitting the concrete sidewalk. He died at Woodstock hospital without regaining consciousness. Gus Freund and his father, with Mike Budler and Albert Buck, enjoyed a fishing trip to Eagle River, Wis Elmer Hettermann of Camp Skokie Valley spent Sunday with his father, Henry Hettermann, in Johnsburg. Miss Margarite Kinsala finished her work at Fox Lake. She is now employed at the variety store. Miss Audrey Schuenamann of Chicago who is to become a bride on Oct. 20 was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower given by her grandmother, Mrs. John Schuenamann, and aunt, Mrs. Harry Durland, at their home on Riverside drive. The E E. Bassett home on Main street was the scene of a family reunion Sunday when relatives gathered to spend a few pleasant hours. John J. Oeffling died Sept. 19 at his home in McHenry at the age of 46 after being in ill health for about a year A party of friends and relatives surprised Mrs. Peter Diedrich in honor of her birthday anniversary. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (taken from the files of Oct. 6, 1949) Mr and Mrs. Walter Larson have moved from the Rasmussen resident on Center street to their new home next door St. Patrick's church was the scene of a lovely wedding service Oct. 1 when Miss Carol Murray of Chicago became the bride of Mr William J. Bolger of McHenry. Rev. Fr Edward C Coakley officiated at the service. Today, Oct. 6, marks the twenty-fifth anniversary for Joe Schmitt at the local high school Paul Borre, 29, of Richmond, died Oct 3 at the Waukegan sanitorium where he had been confined for less than twenty four hours. Miss Dorothy Justen of St. Anthony's school of nursing in Rockford spent the weekend w ith her parents, Mr and Mrs. Nick M Justen Homecoming planned for Oct 13-14 Mr and Mrs Elmer < "haha . a couple f rom Hungary , a re \ i s i t inu Mr and Mrs Alber t 9-18 9-21 n Toth at McCullom Lake. A very welcome letter wai received this week from Joseph G. Buch of Dallas, Tex. Mr. Buck is a former resident of McHenry and greatly enjoys the Plaindealer and wants to congratulate you and your staff for publishing such a fine home town newspaper. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and Miss Maud Granger are vacationing in the Ozarks this week. TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Oct. 1, 1964) Announcement was made this past week of the election of Howard V. Phalin of Wilmette, a native of McHenry and a graduate of McHenry Community high school, as president of Field Enterprises Educational Corp. Catherine Pintozzi, 5 l /2 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pintozzi of Edgebrook Heights, was struck by a car in Calumet City, 111. She suffered a broken leg and was taken to a Hammond, Ind , hospital and was later transferred to Sherman hospital, Elgin. O n M a i n s t r e e t i n t h e business district new store fronts are being installed at Ruck's Hardware and the Steuben building. The Chain O'Lakes Travel Service has move its office from Main street to 3405 W. Elm street, McHenry. A 10,000 square foot warehouse addition was started this week at the Modine M a n u f a c t u r i n g c o m p a n y McHenry area plant The appointment of Virgil Rr P o l l o c k , M c H e n r y businessman, to the post of general campaign chairman of behalf of the McHenry hospital expansion program was announced by George P. Freund, board president of the hospital. St. John the Baptist Catholic church in Johnsburg was the scene of a beautiful wedding Sept. 26 when Miss Diane Mary Schafer became the bride of Mr. Gary E. Onley of Wheeling. Rev. A H. Weideman officiated at the ceremony. C o n s i d e r a b l e d a m a g e occurred to the motor of a car driven by Mrs. Paul F. Schmid of Golf View Trail when it caught fire as she drove on Lincoln road. SERVICE NEWS Timothy M. Van Fleet, son of » Mr. and Mrs. James Van Fleet, McHenry, has enlisted in the • Delayed Enlistment program . (DEP) in the U.S. Air Force, pending regular enlistment in the active duty Air Force Jan. , 30, 1975. , He has enlisted in the inactive reserves, according to Sgt. Nick Panduren, Air Force - recruiter for McHenry county, , in the mechanical area, and : will make his job selection • while in basic training. The time spent in the reserves by Airman Van Fleet will count' toward longevity pay in the; active Air Force. For more information aboutv enlistment in the U.S. Air _ Force, contact Sgt. Nick Panduren at 59 N. Douglas avenue in Elgin. Airman Van Fleet is a 1972 graduate of McHenry high school. Marine Pvt. Scott L. Schuler, r son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schuler of Route 12, Richmond, graduated from recruit - training at the Marine Corps \ Recruit depot, San Diego. } COIN SHOW The Elgin Coin club will sponsor its twelfth annual Coin show Sunday, Sept. £9, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Blue Moon ballroom, Business West Rt. 20, Elgin There will be exhibits, bourse, and in the afternoon, a coin auction. The Elgin Coin club was founded in 1957 and holds its meetings on the third Wednesday of the month at 7:30 p.m at lower level of Hemmens building in the Elgin Civic center, at which guests are always welcome. i PET CENTER J£\FTG0T A PER FOR ' FOUND Found -Vicinity of National Tea store, 3-month-old spotted grey and tan kitten. 385-0250. ^ PHONE 385-0170 TO PLACE YOUR AD GIVE AWAY Malemute'and Shepherd puppies, 2 females, 2 males, 6 weeks old 653-9430 9-25 Beagle Puppy. A.K.C. registered. To good home only. 653-9529 alter 5:30.