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HELP WANTED PAGE 11 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29,1975 MEDICAL TRANSCRIBER Excellent Typing and word aptitude skill needed for Medical Transcriber. Permanent full time. Tuesday through Saturday. No shorthand, all dictation by machine. Experience desirable, will train. Call Personnel 385-1050 or apply , McHenry Medical Group 1209 N. Green St. . McHenry, III. ,2U.2) 1 -- i I Carpenter-kandyman all types of work inside^or outside. No job to small. Reasonable 385-5083 1-22 2-7 E X P E R I E N C E D C A R ­ PENTER needs work. Repairs or what have you? Call after 5 p.m. 385-4773 1-24-1-29 Experienced plumber needs odd plumbing jobs, available anytime. Reasonable. 385-1796 1-8 1-31 Will baby sit in my home, vic­ inity Holiday HUls. 385-4969 1-29 Will baby sit Phone 385-3336 in nfy home. 6 1-24-1-31 | 2 bedroom home, detached gar­ age. City sewer, stove & ref. No brokers. $22,000.00 385- 1457 Gl-22 1-29 By Owner Lakeland Park, new house, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths stone front $27,500.00 312-426- 2371 1-29 2-5G i • HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER 4 bedrms, 2Y2 baths, all appliances, fully carpeted central vacuuming & inter­ com throughout, 2 car gar. basement, 2 lots, walking distance to school & beach. Appraised at $48,000.00 will sell for $42,500.00. Will consider contract to qualified person. Call for appointment 459-7697, No Brokers. 1-15 2-7 FOR SALE BY OWNER Room for large family, brick and vinyl sided ranch 5 bedr., 2 baths, finished rec. room, panelled family rm„ Irge kitchen, fenced in yard with 20 x 40 heat­ ed in ground swimming pool. Many extras. No Brokers « 385-3734 1-10 TFl-2 PET CENTER GIVE AWAY 4Yi month old female, % Lab, % Collie, housetrained has shots, loves children. 385-8116 1-29 Kitten, 5 months old", looking for a home, loveable and litter trained. 385-8643. 1-29 Schedule CLEP Exams Feb. 14J CLEP exams (College Level Examination Program) are scheduled to be given on two consecutive Saturdays, Feb. 1 and 8, at McHenry County college in Crystal Lake. Testing will start at 8 a.m. in room A- 121 on both days. It is possible to receive up to 30 hours of credit from most colleges in the United States through the CLEP. Students may take ^English, mathematics, humanities, social science, history and natural science. It is possible to take one exam or all exams Feb. 1 and 8. Most of the people taking these exams receive some credits; several taking the CLEP have received 30 hours. Anyone over 16 years old may participate. For more information con­ tact George Cowgill at McHenry County college in Crystal Lake. Schedule "Open Classes" IIT Day Chicago area high school students, their parents, and others interested in becoming college students for a day, will have an opportunity to attend regular undergraduate classes at Illinois Institute of Technology during Open Classes day Monday, Feb. 17, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. IIT's Open Classes day is held on Washington's birthday, a holiday for the city's high schools. Visitors may select the classes they want to attend from a variety of subjects in- c l u d i n g m a n a g e m e n t , economics, mathematics, humanities, architecture, social sciences, design, physics, city and regional planning, chemistry", and engineering. Virgil R. Pollock of McHenry is president of the IIT Parents association. Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 Three Residents File Petitions For Trustee To date three people have filed petitions showing their intentions to run in the coming election for trustee in the Village of Lakemoor; they are Edna Garbacz and Diane Madenis on the Peoples Party Ticket and Tom Reese on the Independent Ticket. Feb. 10 is the deadline for anyone interested in filing to run in this election which will be held on April 15. Feb. 15 has a double meaning for residents of Lakemoor. They not only have to display their 1975 license plates but they are required to have their vehicle stikers also on their windshield. If you haven't purchased your sticker as yet, why not give the Village Clerk, Carol Schmidt, a call and make arrangements to pick yours up. Her number is 385-1117. SECOND CUP OF COFFEE On Tuesday, Jan. 21, a second cup of coffee meeting was held at the home of Sherrill Weber. Those in attendance were mothers of Hilltoppers. Mr. Nellis, principal of Hilltop, was also there. Many topics were covered -- including the upcoming Fun Fair which will be held on Feb. 1 from 1 to 4 p.m. Proceeds will go for new draperies in the cafeteria. Also discussed was the testing program for preschoolers. If you have a child between the ages of 3 and 5, please call Hilltop at 385-4421 and ask for the form for preschool testing. The secretary will take certain information from you and send the form to you. The date will be some time before the third week in March. Notice of the exact date and time will be given to you. Another item brought up was the possibility of using the gym facilities at Hilltop for exer­ cising volleyball, etc. Mr. Nellis graciously said we could have the use of the gym on Thursday evenings. There will be a small charge for the use of the gym and this will be met by the women in Lilymoor who decide to join in this fun-filled evening every week. So ob­ viously, the more women the smaller charge per person. For any woman who is interested in taking off a few pounds and inches or just having fun-call Sherrill Weber at 344-1955 or Cheryl Mumma at 385-1982 for additional information. The only requirement is that you be a resident of Lilymoor-it is not necessary to have a child in school. The first night will be tomorrow, Jan. 30, from 7 to 9 p.m. So -- Call Sherrill or Cheryl for information right now. Many women commented on the second cup of coffee meetings. It is a great con­ venience having one right in our own neighborhood. Those who attended the meeting were Mr. Nellis, Sherrill Weber, Cheryl Mumma, Shirley Hager, Nancy Hueckstaedt, Bev An­ dersen, Kitty Abel, Toni Yerkes, Dottie Nelson, Marian Vornkahl and Evelyn Dawdy. FIRST BOY CHILD Monday morning, Jan. 20, did not start like any other for Marilyn and Larry Jones Something told them this day would definitely be different. And different it turned out to be -- for this was the day their little boy would be born. Little Larry Joseph made his debut shortly before noon weighing at a hearty 7 lbs., 12 oz., and measuring a full 19 inches in length. He has four sisters waiting to spoil him, and they all predicted his gender before he made his curtain call. The girls-Tracey, Shirley, Jamie and Sheri are very anxious to help Mom any way they can. Larry's proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Newton of Elgin, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jones of Chicago. He also has some great- grandparents -- they are Mrs. Marie Perkins of Jonesboro, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jones of Haleyville, Ala. Needless to say the Jones boy is a very special boy indeed. Congratulations Larry and Marilyn -- this is proof that dreams do come true. WELCOME We have in ours midst two newcomers to Lilymoor, they are Mr. and Mrs. John Schelle at 214 Friendly avenue. They moved here from Mundelein. Previous to that they had lived in the McHenry area for the past twenty years. To them we say welcome and hope you enjoy your residency here. BELATED ANNIVERSARY Belated wishes go out to John and Katherine Schelle who celebrated their anniversary on Jan. 15. May they share many more happy years together. ASSOCIATION REMINDER Your 1975 Lilymoor Association dues are due and payable NOW. If you wish to OFFICES REMAIN UNFILLED To date, the positions of city clerk and city treasurer, which will be vacant at the end of the fiscal year through the resignations of Earl R. Walsh and Thomas F. Bolger, have not been filled. Anyone residing within the city interested in filling either vacancy should send resume to Mayor Joseph Stanek, 1316 Millstream drive, McHenry. RECEIVES DEGREE Jane E. Setzler, 4810 Seneca drive, Wonder Lake, received a Master of Education degree at National College of Education's w i n t e r c o m m e n c e m e n t ceremonies recently. National College of Education is the oldest liberal arts college devoted to the preparation of early childhood and element tary teachers. pay all or part of them you may do so by getting your monies in to Marion Leske who is sitting temporarily in the treas­ urer's chair due to the fact that our newly elected treasurer gave birth to her baby this past week, and she has some recuperating to do. REQUEST Bill Waier had been ill for many years and on Jan. 23, he passed away in Lutheran General hospital in Park Ridge. During his final illness Mr. Waier was the recipient of approximately 50 to 55 pints of blood, which along with other expenses sky-rocketed his hospital bill. His wife was told they could replace the blood on a two-for-one basis#to the blood bank. If any reader has gone through a similar situation they will understand how well ap­ preciated any donation made in the family name can be. Anyone who desires to donate in Mr Waier's name will not have to go in to Park Ridge to do so, they may go in to McHenry hospital, because our local hospital belongs to a Co-op Blood bank. All you are required to do is to call the hospital and make your ap­ pointment as Feb. 5 is the next date for donors, on Co-Op plan. It is very important that you call as the time element is short, it is from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. If you can't go in on Feb. 5, the Co-Op donors can give on the first Wednesday of every month, by appointment. Mr. Waier is Jerry Weber's grandfather, who lived in Niles. SYMPATHY To those who remember a past long time resident George Tysler I received a call saying that he passed away in Chicago this past week He and his wife owned a summer home in Lakemoor since approximately 1950 until just a few years ago. I am sure his friends will feel bad upon receiving the news of his death at this late date The Plaindder Is Publishing A Special Edition To Commemorate Its 100th ANNIVERSARY And We Need Your Y\£IP/ WE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A BRIEF RESUME OF THE CHURCHES, CLUBS, .SCHOOLS AND ORGANIZATIONS LOCATED! IN OUR READING AREA. ALSO; NAMES OF VETERANS 'OF THE KOREAN AND VIETNAM CONFLICTS WHO RESIDE LOCALLY WHICH WILL BE * ADDED TO OUR LIST OF VETERANS FROM PREVIOUS WARS. AND: ANY INFORMATION OR PICTURES YOU MAY HAVE WHICH IS PERTINENT TO LIFE IN OUR TOWN IN THE PAST DECADE. INFORMATION SHOULD BE SENT TO THE PLAINDEALER WITHIN THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS V0UR H€LP! IS NEEDED AND WILL EARN A HUGE THAnK V0U! FROM Ally WHO WILL ENJOY READING THIS IM All SPf ECIAL COMMEMORATIVE ISSUE