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SITUATION WANTED Experienced plumber needs odd plumbing jobs, available anytime. Reasonable 385-1796 3-5/3-28 Carpenter-Handyman all types of work inside or outside. No job to small. Reasonable 385-5083 3-5/3-28 WANTED TO BUY WANTED: Used 8 to 8%ft. truck camper cab-over type. Call 385-4123 after 3 p.m. !3-7/3-12 WANTED: Lionel Trains, any age, any condition. 815-653- 5306 after 5:00 P.M. 2-28/3-19 NOTICE PAM DELEO is now associated with Avon as a representative, and will welcome your order 385-6838 3-12/3-14 I hereby extend my apologies to the McHenry Police Department for n^y actions which occurred on December 27, 1974. ELMER M. FRITZ • 3-12 Lecithin! Vinegar! B6! Kelp! now all four in one capsule. Ask for VB6-f Bolgers Drugs 2-19 3-21 As of now, I will be responsi­ ble for my debts only. John Kwilinski 3-7/3-12 BETSY RECEIVED HER SECOND SPEEDING TICKET! 3-12 The statement of Robert C. Berns is retracted and apology is in order. 3-12" REAL ESTATE In McHenry for rent with op­ tion to buy, 2 bedroom condom­ inium, all appliances, security deposit and references required no pets, immediate occupancy. $250.00 per month. . 414- 724-5022. 3-7/3-12 3 bedroom ranch. lV2 baths, new family room, 1% car detached garage, nicely land­ scaped yard, low 30's 385-8319 3-7/3-14G 4 room apartment, store in front, store is rented. $2,000.00 down, 8 per cent interest. $25,000.00 385-1079 3-5/3-14 Condominium for sale by own­ er, 2 bedrooms and garage. 385-6757 3-5/3-i2G WANT TO RENT, 5 to 20 acres for crop purposes 385-2885 before 8:00 A.M. or reply Box M-l, c/o McHenry Plamdealer, McHenry, 111. 3-5/3-12 FREE • Come toRosenthals special{* clinic on home insulation. * * Northern Illinois Gas, *) Commonwealth Edison and {> Owens Corning Fiberglass < > will be here to give new < >• and important tips on < > saving you money and < > o o o o o n < > o o n o < > <>energy. O Wednesday March 19th at < > 7:00 P.M. Rosenthals <> True Value 95 E. Crystal Lake Ave.,<> Crystal Lake, 111. j | 3-12/3-l4< • BY OWNER Immaculately maintained 4 bedr., 2% baths, air cond. ranch, Ige. screenedporch sunny spacious liv. rm., din. rm., den, rec. room with fireplace, att. gar. beautiful landscaped lot. Choice neighborhood in McHenry. Close to schools and shopping. Low 60's 385 0823 3-7/3-14' WANTED TO BUY 3 or 4 drawer legal size metal filing cabinet. Earl R. Walsh. 385-3321 3-12/3-14 JPhoroJ^^lJF0_to place ad."" PERSONALS Reduce safe and fast with Go- Bese Tablets & E-Vap "water pills" Bolger Drugs. 2-12 TF-< Lor.e weight safe, fast easy with the Diadax plan. Reduce fluids with Fluidex. Bolgers Drugs 2-19 3-21 IKSKS PET CENTER GIVE AWAY 4 kittens 6 wks. old, 1 gray & white, 3 honey & white litter trained 385-1825 3-12 B PETS FOR SALE DOG CLASSES We offer the best 1. CONFORMATION TRAINER: Joann Oliver, Member of P.H.A. (Professional Handlers Association) 2. OBEDIENCE TRAINER: Jeanette Everette (15 years training experience) NEW CLASS STARTS MARCH 17th For More Information Call: Jeanette Everette 815-653-9016 3-12/3-14 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Alma Hueckstaedt 385-5689 Village Board Lists Many Topics On Meeting Agenda The next regular meeting of the president and the village board will be Thursday, March 13, at 8 p.m. in the council chambers of the municipal building. On the agenda for this meeting will be many topics of interest to the residents of the community und the surroun­ ding areas. Among these are: 1. Annexation of the land in both McHenry and Lake counties. 2. Further information regarding the proposed Sewer Grant, (latest information received indicates that the State would like to release the grant by March 31. It is estimated that the system would be in operation early in 1977.) 3. A resolution objecting to the RTA Tax! 4. A resolution creating a Bicentennial Commission. 5. Development of recreational facilities on the lake-front. 6. Spring road program. The village meetings are open to the public and all are sincerely urged to attend. Last month there was a record breaking attendance; let's see if we can surpass that at the March meeting. An additional note: Starting at the March meeting the village ordinances will be read (one a month) and reviewed to ascertain if it is still in ac­ cordance with the state statutes and applicable to village operations. The deadline is fast ap­ proaching for the display of the village vehicle sticker. These may be obtained from the Village Clerk, Carol Schmidt. Cleaning of the right-a-ways along the village roads will commence as soon as weather permits. This however will not incompass the removal of any dead trees etc., from private property. RUMMAGE-BAKE SALE The two in one sales were very successful. Everyone contributed merchandise and baked goodies. Each one in their own way contributed either to the welfare of the Burton family and-or the R E A L ESTATE BOB'S CUSTOM HOMES ARE BUILT FOR QUALITY COMFORT AND RELAXATION 815-385-0804 2-12 3-26 PFTS FOR SALE Riding lessons. OUR FARM, expert instruction, beginners through advanced, indoor arena. Introductory offer, 5 lessons $20.00 through April 30th McHenry, 111 344-0951 3-5-TF-1-2 6 week old A.K.C. registered German Shepherd, good dispo­ sition, loves children.385-3381 3-5/3-12G PUPPIES, all kinds 1 year guar­ antee, 385-7897 3-5-TF-1-2 SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A GARAGE SALE. Call 385-0170 to place your ad. /uvxiyMvvvv^*1* ********* GARAGE SALE BASEMENT SAUE furniture, little childrens clothes, womens & mens clothes, Wsc. March 13-14-15, 9 a.m. til 4 p.m., 3706 W. Freund Ave. McHenry -3-12 House and Garage Sale. Kit­ chen set, refrigerator, dehum- idifier, beds, drop leaf table, sewing machine, marble top tables and misc. household i- tems. Friday March 14 until? 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. 385- 7627 2919 Lincoln Road, Mc­ Henry, III. 3-12/3-14 Good news for basketball Sans You've got a front row seat to some great basketball action when the final rounds of the Class A high school basketball tournament appear on television March 14 and 15. The Country Companies and Interna­ tional Harvester join to present March 14th quarter-final games on TV stations in Rockford, Rock Island, Peoria, Cham­ paign and Harrisburg--with Chicago and St. Louis joining the network for semi­ finals and finals on March 15th. Check your local listings for times and stations. *• « Your fgrs Country Companies, ^T^y^Aaent L h • co»w wur^ .'-coum** c-sua.T. Keith Sonnichsen McHENRY, ILLINOIS PH. 728-0565 Loien Miller RICHMOND, ILLINOIS PH. 678-6691 coming Easter party for the children of the area. I purchased a very delicious German chocolate cake and any time the lady that baked it wants a steady customer I am it. - BIRTHDAY PARTY On March 1 Connie Meyer celebrated her ninth birthday. It proved to be rather disap­ pointing when four of her friends who had been invited, for one reason or another were unable to attend. They missed out on a very good time, for Connie's Mom took Connie and her brother Scott and her sister Dawn to a local restaurant in McHenry. UNDERTHE WEATHER FOLKS Those who are among this group are Bob Bartlett and Roy Tobey. I hope by this printing s , both of-you fellows are feeling much better. BIRTHDAYS. Happy birthday to you Jean Dember on the thirteenth, to Debbie Vornkahl on the seventeenth, to Herman Albert Kunz on the twentieth, to Mary Anderson and Pat Epperson on the twenty-fifth, to Walter Para and Jimmy Anderson on the thirtieth and then last but not least to Monique Betancourt and Sheri Jones on the thirty- first. I hope each of you have a great day and if any of you have a party, why not let the readers- in on the fun part of your day. ANNIVERSARIES The thirteenth is a similar day in the lives of Shirley and Jim Hager also Linda and Tom Para as this is the date both couples were married. On the twenty-first Marge and Herb Polinski will be married 39 years. Here's hoping all three couples share many more years together with their respective mates. See you next week. P*GE 15 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1975 Summer Employment Directory For '75 Available Locally The best way to get a paying job this summer is to know where the jobs are. The McHenry library has just received the 1975 Summer Employment Directory of the U.S., which contains some 90,000 jobs that are available in recreational areas throughout the rountrv. From the research conducted among thousands of employers for the facts contained in the 208-page book, there will be about 10 percent less jobs this summer, near the level of 1973. High school seniors are more favorably considered by some employers as they plan to train instead of hiring skilled, ex­ perienced workers. The employers include resorts, summer camps, national parks, summer theatres, ranches and restaurants. Most jobs include room and board and some have added benefits such as laundry, travel allowance, end-of-season bonus in addition to salary. The average salary is from $600 to $800 for an eight-week season. Complete information for making application is given -- specific opening, salary, dates of employment and the name of the person who accepts ap­ plications. High school seniors,, college students and teachers are invited to apply. Visit the library to learn details of 1975 summer job openings. Hospital Site Of Clinical Experience McHenry hospital is the site of clinical experience and in­ struction again this semester for twenty-eight student nurses from McHenry County college and Elgin Community college. Under an exchange arrangement, the MCC students are studying the nursing curriculum at Elgin Community college and are being supervised at McHenry hospital by two ECC in­ structors, Mrs. Deloris Aleksandras, R.N., and Mrs. Tana Durnbaugh, R.N. The sophomore students are Hope Gillogly, Crystal Lake; Susan Hamilton, Fox River Grove; Dorothy Hodgson, Crystal Lake; Leanne Hopkins, Elgin; Patricia Kacer, Crystal Lake; Sally Leanna, Wood­ stock, Joan Marzahl, Car- pentersville; Mary Jane Molitor, Cary; Roberta Noble, Wonder Lake, and Diane Powers, McHenry. These students, who will be graduated this year, are supervised by Mrs. Aleksan­ dras. The freshman student nurses are Sue Anderson, Woodstock; Joan Bargmann, Marengo; Sandra Cunningham, Crystal Lake; Theresa Duffy, Wood­ stock; Mary Ellen Ettner, Woodstock, Frances Glosson, McHenry; Barbara Hudson, Crystal Lake, and Karen Kise, Woodstock. Also, Marily Koley, Wood­ stock; Cheryl Ladd, Crystal save now during our MOTORCYCLES 1971 Husqvarna, 400 cc, MX dirt bike, extra parts,excellent condition $600.00, 385-3381 3-12/3-19G Save on Cycle Insurance. Call us for a quote. Sunderlage In­ surance Agency. 815-338-3328 3-12/3-14 DIAGONAL solid-state n COMPLETE DANCE PLANS - Finalizing plans for Shillelaigh Shindig III are ticket co-chairmen Nancy Majercik, standing, and Janet Iluemann, left, pictured here with general chairman, Dorothy Hughes. The ladies announce that tickets for the March 15 St. Patrick's day dance are available now through parishioners and at the door of the Johnsburg Community club the evening of the dance. Proceeds of the dance, which is sponsored by St. John's Home and School association, are earmarked to reduce the school's operating deficit. (Don Peasley Photography~by Kaaren Dodge) Lake; Mary Lou McKinney, Harvard; Pat Marshall, Crystal Lake; Helen Mattson, Harvard; Cathey Miklosh, Crystal Lake; Karin Miller, Crystal Lake; Bonnie Schendel, Harvard; Dorothy Schultz, Algonquin; Mary Ann Strunc, Cary, and Bonnie Weber, Rich­ mond. from HISTORY'S SCRAPB00K DATES AND EVENTS FROM YESTERYEARS March 14, 1879-Albert Einstein, destined to become a world- famous physicist, originator of the theory of relativity, is bftrn. March 15, 1820-Maine is admitted as the Union's 23rd state. March 16, 1882-Senate approves a treaty making the United States a member of the Red Cross. March 17, 1917-Over a hundred women from across the country participate in the nation's first bowling tournament for women, St. Louis, Missouri. March 18, 1954-RKO Pictures Corporation sells the company to Howard Hughes, the first sole-owner of a major motion pic­ ture operation. Get $3 back during TheJockey $3 °̂ Savings Plan . Promotion March 9 to March 29,1975 Limit: *3 per family decorator CONSOLE The MANET • F4543W - Modern styled lowboy console. 23" diagonal Solid-State Chromacolor II. Advanced Chromacolor Picture Tube. 100% Solid State Chassis. Patented Power Sentry Voltage Regulator. Solid State Super Video Range Tuning System. Chromatic One-Button Tuning. AFC.^fJ |X SENSP£CED?UY W™9 rniwCl' ' virtually eliminates POWER SENTRY effects of in-home cvQTFIUI voltage variations. oioicivi fff CAREY Appliance T | | SALES & SERVICE k 'A 1241 N. GREEN 385-5500 shop monday and friday nights 'til 9 p.m Mail Jockey® Internat ional the empty wrappers from 6 Jockey "Classic" br iefs . 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