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HELP WANTED Baby sitter wanted part time. 6 month old boy, occasional night in my home. Ringwood area. Giant Oaks Sub. Call 815-648- 2614 after 6pm 12-3-12-8 FOR KENT fOII RENT Experienced heating and air conditioning service man. Experience necessary. Top wages plus commission. Call 653-7341 for interview. 12-3-12-8 Experienced waitress only, need apply. Andres Steak House, 11106 U.S. 12 North Richmond, 111. 815-678-2671 12-3-12-8 Telephone Console Operator Receptionist. Good .diction, pleasant voice and personality a must. Prior experience on a 770 Console helpful but not essential. Typing ability required. For information or interviews call Mrs. Alyce Lantis, Morton-Norwich Products Inc. Research Center, Woodstock, 111. Phone 815-338- 1800 an equal opportunity employer M-F 12-8-12-10 PART TIME BUS MAINTENANCE PERSON Johnsburg Comm. Unit School Dist. 12 Hours 6:30am to 10:30am Must possess or be able to secure a Class C license. Job entails gassing of busses and miscellaneous maintenance. Contact Mrs. Ann Radtke 12-8-12-10 WANTED by McHenry County C.E.T.A. ACCOUNT CLERK Maintenance of ac­ counting records. Revolving account system. Contact 815-338-2040 for appointment an equal opportunity employer 12-8-12-10 -- -- - -- i p i ~ i~i~r>rw>n0* m >i_» DOCTOR Is seeking a Girl Friday, full or part time, for all phases of office work. Must have pleasant personality. Send, .resume stating ex­ perience and salary ex­ pected to Box DE 6 ' McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm St. McHenry, II. 12-8-12-10 SPURGE0NS Beauty Salon HAIRDRESSER NEEDED • Part Time • Experienced * With Following Benefits inch ,ie store discount See Salon Mgr. in person Wed. thru Sat. [ K 12-8-12-15 E.C.F. Urgently needs full or part time Nurses for the evening shifts. R.N.'S $5.13 per hour, Full Time $5.25 per hour, Part Time LP.N.'S $3.75 per hour, Full Time $3.90 per hour Part Time Call 338-1700 Between 8:00am and 4:00pm 12-3-12-8 CONDOMINIUM in Waters Edge. Full bath, shower in master bath, disposal, dish-, washer, refrigerator, air cond., and garage included. $320 month plus security deposit Phone 385-7433 12-3-12-10 STORE FRONT 500 sq. ft. 1260 N Green St. McHenry. Reasonable. Phone 385-3120 12-8-12-10 McHenry- 3 bedroom home, fully carpeted with attached garage, large yard. $275 month plus security deposit. 312-394- 9456 12-8 3 room apartment. Couple or single, no pets 385-7852 12-8-12-10 3 bedroom ranch with attached garage in McHenry. Available immediately $295 month plus utilities. References and security deposit. 815-344-1000 12-8-12-10 2 bedroom apartment, built in oven and range, carpeted no pets $200 plus utilities McHenry Call 312-526-8757 12-8-12-10 3 bedrooms, IMj baths, 2 car attached garage, basement in Wonder Lake. Immediate occupancy. $325 per month, Call 653-4846 12-8-12-10 3 single garage, 10 x 22, Frank N. Pitzen 385-4488 12-8-12-10 2 bedroom home, stove, refrigerator and full basement. 815-653-9618 after 6pm 12-8-12-10 Large 3 bedroom apartment, newly remodeled and carpeted, Greenwood. Security deposit required. $280 per month. Gateway Realty .459-4810 after 5pm 385-2410 12-8 12-10 3 rooms partly furnished quiet. Wonder Lake, single adult, with Utilities. $160 815-338-6949 12-8-12-10 One bedroom furnished Fox Lake $225 a month Call 312-587- 2412 12-8TF1-2 2 bedroom apartment near town, appliances and heat furnished. $210 month. Security deposit required. 815-385-8489 12-1TF1-2 3 bedroom house, Pistakee Highlands $245 month, security deposit required. 497-3927 12-8-12-10 Johnsburg, 2 bedroom apart­ ment, 2nd floor, partially furnished. Couple preferred. $175 plus utilities. Security deposit. 385-1959 12-8 ONE BEDROOM APART­ MENT, heat furnished, air conditioned, stove & refrigerator $165 Call(81$>385- 1327 12-1TF1-2 REAL ESTATE 1st floor Condo, 2 bedrooms, 1 lv baths, all appliances. $23,500 385-1889 12-3-12-8 WaNTED- Real Estate-Broker - investor will consider pur­ chasing property at discount. Prefer single family homes. Write Box 477, Fox Lake, 111. 60020 12-8-12-17 FOR SALE BT OWNER 2 Story Cape Cod 4 bedrooms, 8 rooms, 2'^ baths, fully carpeted on Fox River. Large wooded lot. $59,760.00 344-1632 3854566 344-0748 12-1TF1-2 REAL ESTATE ******************************* (WINTER SPECIALS HOMES!!; * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • New 3 bedroom ranch on one acre. • Remodeled -3 bedroom ranch in Hebron • Remodeled -4 bedroom 2 story, in Hebron ABOVE HOMES VACANT - IMMEDIATE POSSESSION COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL • Auto Body Shop and Repairs-Money Maker • Mfg. Building- 36000 Sq. Ft. available immediately WHINERY REALTY & BUILDERS 9911 Main St. Hebron, 111. 815-648-2401 or 648-2417 r -- i STORAGE SPACE, all sizes ! inside or out. Monthly rental. The Keep Mini-warehouse. 815- 455-0095 12-1-TF1-2 Large luxurious duplex on water 2 bedrooms, double vanity bath, Lr; Dr, kitchen with breakfast area, patio gas barbeque, washer & dryer, garage, with automatic opener, in town, block to shopping. 385-3493 12-1-TF1-2 Studio apartment, Vacation Village, furnished. $155 per month plus utilities. Available Dec. 12 312-925-6532 12-1-TF1-2 Warehouse or factory space, from 5,000 to 15,000 ft. 385-1079 12-1-TF1-2 WEEKLY RATES available on small furnished apartments and sleeping rooms. 385-0266 days. 385-8905 evenings 12-1TF1-2 2 bedroom apartment, range and refrigerator, lease and security deposit, adults only 385-8042, 12-1TF1-2 Large two bedroom two bath condominium, with garage and storage space. In Waters Edge. Occupancy Dec. 1st. $320 per month. References required. 385-7760 12-1TF1-2 FOX LAKE. One bedroom condominium furnished. Reasonable. Call Randall 312- 587-2412 11-17-12-17 To sublet January 1-April 1, 2 bedroom, 14 bath con­ dominium. 344-0981 after 6pm or 459-5820 12-3-12-10 2 room kitchenette apartment, $150 per month 385-3120 12-3-12-15 Elderly McHenry woman in good health seeks female companion, to share her 2 bedroom home. Prefer woman aged 55 or over, in good health. Very reasonable rent. Com­ panion to move in around Jan. 1. Please send references and information about yourself. Write Box No. DEI, McHenry Plaindealer, 3812 W. Elm St., McHenry. 12-1-12-10 MCHENRY VFW There are a few weekend dates still available for Holiday Parties... Make Reservations Now. Call 385-9860 after 6pm 3002 W. Route 120 McHenry 12-1TF1-2 Garden Quarter Apts. McHenry 1 bedroom luxurious newly redecorated with ap­ pliances Available now. Contact Resident Manager | Madge Schulz 385-2181 McLennan Co. Realtors 312-825-0011 I I I I * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * SITUATION IPANTCP Child care, licensed, ex­ perienced, hot nutritious meals, references, reasonable. Tender loving care. After 5pm 815-344-0500 12-3-12-10 Experienced certified teacher will babysit your child in her home. Sally Roth 385-8281 ^ 12-1-12-10 Santa available. Have Santa at your home for Christmas this year. Call 815-344-2899 12-8 MACANT PROPERTV >•••«»»»«•• J VACANT PROPERTY T WANTED {f Vacant Land or for purchase in McHenry County Area. Also will finance land contracts or purchases. Call 312-346-1770 12-8-12-10 HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Founder Tours Plant PAGE 11 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1*76 '] Hospital Membership • * i Due For Jan. 25 Voting John Echlin, right, founder of Echlin Manufacturing, toured the McHenry Brake Parts division of Echlin last Monday. At left is James MacGilvray, division manager of Brake Parts, as he looks over the work of Francis Poikowski during the tour of the plant. Echlin periodically tours various divisions of Echlin. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Jack Echlin, founder of the Echlin Manufacturing com­ pany, visited Brake Parts company, a division of Echlin, last week. Mr. Echlin, who will celebrate his eightieth birthday next year, arrived early, met his management team briefly, and immediately went on his way - through the office and plant, meeting and greeting Brake Parts employees, spending the entire day reviewing ' manufacturing, marketing and shipping operations, and visiting with employees at their wofk stations. On his tour, Echlin was in­ troduced to many new em­ ployees, and talked to long tenure employees who have known him through the years. His main concern is his em­ ployees and their progress at Echlin, and to many, he stated. "You have been with us for quite a few years now - are you happy, and have you been treated fairly?" The response was always a "Yes". Echlin spent time with the Engineering Design depart­ ment. and was briefed oh the latest developments involving the disc brake system, and other hydraulic brake products which will be manufactured at BPC in coming years. He also went through the Engineering Testing laboratory where tests are made to assure product quality. Lunch was hosted by Vice President and General Manager Tom Wall and Division Manager Jim MacGilvray. Representing Echlin were Joe Scott, president, and Bob Burian, vice-president of Personnel. Community guests were An­ thony Corcoran, administrator, McHenry hospital, and Leroy Olsen, president , of the McHenry hospital board of directors. Echlin has a special in­ terest in the well-being of his employees, and the people of McHenry, and through the Echlin foundation, a philan­ thropic organization that bears his name, he has donated thousands of dollars to McHenry hospital to assist the hospital in their community service work. Jack Echlin, with over fifty 10ST Black Athletic prescription glasses, lost between Parkland School and Eastwood Manor Reward. Call evenings. 344-0792 12-8 HORSES PET COLUMN years of manufacturing and marketing experience, a master salesman, and author of many books on the art of selling, also spent time in the afternoon at BPC with marketing and sales personnel reviewing their new sales programs for 1977, cataloging, and new product coverage, he also conducted a management meeting - discussing his ex­ periences in management, and how to apply his Industrial Relations "Golden Rule", which is, "Treating Employees as You Would Like to Be Treated". During his visit, Echlin was especially pleased and very proud to learn of the recent award Brake Parts received from the National Automotive Parts association, which . s e r v i c e s s i x t y - t h r e e distribution centers and 5,000 jobbers nationwide. Each year, the NAPA "Symbol of Excellence" award is presented to the manufac­ turer who best typifies the "Spirit of NAPA" for ex­ cellence in product quality, delivery service, and marketing support. Brake Parts company won this award for 1976. From a very smaller automotive parts business that See Our Ad This Issue Litton Microwave Oven Demonstration SAT. DEC. 1111 to 3 CAREY Appliance Members of the Memorial Hospital for McHenry County association are urged to pay their annual membership dues compartively soon so they will be eligible to vote at the 1977 annual meeting. Richard J. Zieman, president, issued the reminder. Zieman explained persons who have their dues paid by Dec. 31 will be eligible to vote for directors and take part in the association's annual business meeting. That business meeting will be held at the Branded Steak House, Crystal Lake, Tuesday evening, Jan. 25. A form con­ cerning reservations for the annual dinner will be sent members. In addition, Zieman said new members are invited and urged to join the the Memorial Hospital for McHenry County a s s o c i a t i o n . " M e m b e r s represent the community with an active interest in the ac-t tivities and management of this important hospital," Zieman said. " I n a d d i t i o n , m e m b e r s provide the people who have knowledge and interest in the hospital so that we have a large number of well qualified persons to serve on the board of directors." In addition to its 125 beds, including a pediatrics depart­ ment, Memorial hospital p r o v i d e s ( 2 4 - h o u r s - a - d a y emergency service. The hospital has a physician on duty twenty-four hours a day at the hospital, assuring care for all the routine, as well as emergency demands thrust on the hospital's skilled staff. Dec. 20 Workshop Will Holp Green Up Local Thumbs House plants are ascending in popularity. Problems with them increase with the in­ crease in the amount and kinds of house plants for which propogation is tried. The answers will be available Dec. 20 at 1 p.m. at the Ex­ tension office, 11909 McConnell road in Woodstock. : Jim Fizzell, horticulturist from the University of Illinois Extension service, will present this workshop. All persons in McHenry county are welcome to attend. There is no fee as tax money helps to support the Extension service. For more information call Nancy Moore at the McHenry County Cooperative Extension service. he began with his brother in 1924, with sales of only $25,000 in their first year, it has grown t o t h e p r e s e n t l a r g e i n ­ ternational automotive service repair parts company it is today, with consolidated sales of $250,000,000. The "Jack Echlin Story" isn't over yet. Although he is r e t i r e d f r o m a c t i v e p a r ­ t i c i p a t i o n i n c o m p a n y management, he continues to visit his companies to advise and consult, and to help in any way he can. FIND THE LETTERS IN THIS PICTURE THATSPELL- RENTAL $6 75 per month NO installation charge NEW fully automatic softeners TWO year option to buy with FULL rental fee deducted 0N£ phone call can answer any questions PHONE 312-259-3393 Mwrfoii Soft WatetCo. DIVISION OF RENT-A-SOFT INC. 1 SERVING NORTH & NORTHWEST SUBURBS SSanta's coming to Wards. V\0\,T(,0M£ KY Hey, kids! Have breakfast with Santa. Super Christmas Present. Appaloosa mare, gentle with children, good 4-H project. Ben Cody sire, sorrel and white $500 815-648-2991 12-8-12-24TF1-2 KT$ m SALE 1 year old English sheep dog, male with papers. $150 all shots 385-8337 12-8 * Oia-OHO-MUl U! UHO"fcH 1 # 12-8-12-lnfr ****** FOUND FOUND: Large black puppy (possibly Labrador) with red collar in vicinity of West SHore Drive and Park Lane. 385-2482 12-8 Livestock Mineral Sale per ton WE'RE TAKING ANY SIZE ORDERS NOW FOR DELIVERY OF A SEMI LOAD OF FS MINERALS IN EARLY JANUARY. PLACE YOUR ODER NOW AND SAVE ON ALL YOU MINERAL NEEDS THIS SPRING! McHENRY FS Woodstock McHenry Elkhorn, Wise. Marengo Huntley S a t u r d a y , 8 - 1 0 a . m . Dec. 11, 18 Make your reservations now. Breakfast includes: • Scrambled egg • Toast with jelly • Cup of Nestle's hot chocolate . . . and a gift from Santa Claus. Children" portion 88 Don't forget to bring your camera Have a jolly good holiday. ! IWfrfn Crystal Lake 106 Northwest Highway Route 14 Phone 459-3120 FREE PARKING \KH STOKE HOLIDAY HOI KS Saiurriat a.m. In <» p.m. Sunda* I I a.m. In h |>.m. Krrkdat* 10 a.m. lo *' p.m. \ r