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PG. 10, - PLA1NDEALER - JANUARY 24, 1968 LEGAt NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE Feature Brake Display BRAKE umm PARTS SrEEDOu GILES Sk^n'rn^: & ' i -x'^Wgi^ $ -ak-efisSk lg-9 Mi'S v8t> " ; -v-im: j •A'w' • *!' • *',»,v'*. The Brake Parts company of McHenry (formerly Automotive Controls corporation), is currently exhibiting their line of automotive parts at ttte McHenry State Bank. ppie name change will, formalize the divisional concept. Brake Parts company will be the manufacturing arm for the machining of wheel aonnrdl ^ vnoc^Ai* AVILn/loi*o* tho nr*APacclno Qh/1 mol ing Pi iolckng of lg of the arts con: master cylinders; the processing and rubber cups and boots; and assemblwheel and master cylinders. Brake company was (as Automotive Controls corporation) and still is, a subsidiary of The Schljfo Manufacturing company. The other division produces ignitionjind fuel system parts at Branford, Conn. The company is best known for their line of United Brake Parts distributed nationally through NAPA (National Automotive Parts Association) warehouses inJ J ibbers. ^This informative display acquaints the motorists with the importance of having his brakes checked regularly and features atypical working hydraulic brake system. The plant itself is at 1600 North Industrial drive, in back of the McHenry Market Place on Route 120. ..4- , -v • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an amendment to the application to organize and operate a rational baifc in accordance with the provisions of the National Banking Act, as amended,' in the City of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois, has bs&t filed with The Regional Administrator of National Banks, Seventh National Bank Region, 164 West Jackson Blvd., Room 715* Chicago, Illinois. Signatories to the amended application are: M. David Cain j 3331 N. Bayview Lane •< McHenry, Illinois Anthony Corcoran 3805 W. Clover Lane McHenry, Illinois Lyle C. Davidson 501 E. I>aty Neenah, Wisconsin C"%im C. Davidson 649 N. Clark Drive Palatine, Illinois Harry H. Hans 1503 W. Lincoln McHenry, Illinois Christian E. Jepsen 3212 N, Fairway Drive McHenry, Illinois Paul S. Jessup 415 N. Country Club Drive McHenry, Illinois David T. Kent 1616 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, Illinois Harry P. Stinespring, Jr. 3329 N. Bayview Lane McHenry, Illinois Winn C. Davidson Agent for Organizers P. 322, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. James J. Lennon of P.O. Box 385 McHenry, 111., is the Executor; Anixter, Belaney & BilantMc of 79 West Monroe Street, Chicago, 111., are the attorneys. (Pub. Jan. 24, 31, Feb. 7, 1968) Women CLAIM DATE "March 4, 1968 is the New Claim date in the ©state of Thomas P. Brennan deceased, No. 66 P 193, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. Patrick L<ynch of 8107 S. Hermitage Ave., Chicago, 111., is the Executor; Raymond W. Stauber of 134 N. LaSalle St., Chicago, 111., is the attorney. (Pub. January 24, 31, Feb. 7) REPRESENTATIVE OF ROMNEY WELL SPEAK IN COUNTY On Jan. 30, Ken Johnson will speak to the McHenry County Teenage Republicans. Mr. Johnson is a prominant Chicago attorney and resides in Northbrook. His talk will b© on Governor Romney of Michigan and the coming Republican nomination for President. TTiis month the meeting will be held at the Crystal Lake Community high school at 7:30 p.m. in room 268. Also, this is the month far\TAR elections and it will be a^gpod time to come and see ho^v the or| zation is set iq>. A new cc stitution will be proposed alsd^ At the last meeting, George Lindberg, state Representative, spoke. Vice-president Carter Hendricks gave his report on the YR board meetingwhich was held in Mount Prospect. Anyone wishing to join TAR, please contact Janet Olson at 459-6116 or attend the Jan.'30 meeting. J -,Jc: SuiHfsiDE ESTATES Lucille Lytle JENSENS NAME NEW DAUGHTER ROBIN CHRISTINE Donna and Ray Jensen became the proud parents of their fourth child on Jan. 6. Robin Christine arrived at McHenry hospital at 9:30 p.m; and weighed In- at 8 lbs. and 11 oz. Grandparents of the child are Mrs. Lillian Jensen, of the Estates, and Mr. and Mrs..Don Barger. CONDOLENCES Our deepest sympathy is extended to Johanna Matuszakand JoeiJost on the death of their brother, Vince, who lived with Joe and LaVerne. Burial was held last Tuesday. Our sympathy is also extended to John Ramsauer,°of 1622 Indian Ridge, on the death of his* wife. Mrs. Ramsuer had been bedridden for the last few years in a nursing home. Our prayers are extended for both souls. GIRL SCOUT OUTING A McHenry Cadet Troop and the Junior Girl Scout Troop 88 enjoyed a bowling outing on Saturday, Jan. 13. They played several games and had pizza afterwards. DEN 5 ATTENDS PACK MEETING Present at the Cub Scout 386-1173 Pack 452 meeting at the Hilltop school on Wednesday from Den 5 were Teddy Voight, Jr., and his mom, Ernie Von Oepen, Jr., Steven Boomfield, Howard Siepman, Ray Jensen, Jr., Kenny Simmons, Jimmy 'Perrewe and his dad, Steve Segerstrom and"Den mother* Sally Segerstrttar. Mel Simmons, Webelos leader Den 2, was there with Scout, Ernie Olsen and his mom. His den put on a humorous communication skit. Den 5 felt very rewarded for looking extra sharp as they won the inspection award, an honor den baifter to be kept for Hie month. \ Look furtfieir in the paper for the Pack 452 news column. HOLIDAY TRAVELER Ruth Smith was more in the sky than on the ground over the holidays. She and her son, Walter, flew to Toronto, Canada, to get her grandchildren on Dec. 26. While they were here they kept busy by visiting friends and relatives. On Jan. 3, they flew the children back to TO' ronto and returned the same day. Round trip is eleven hun dred miles. That's some flying. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy birthday today to Karen Kennebeck who is ten years old. On Jan. 26, Jim Stevens publish January 24, 1968 celebrates, Jan. 28, Howard Hoettels, and on the thirtieth Erik Olsen will be seven years old. The island, Saba, in the Netherlands Antilles, is the only CLAIM DATE March 4, 1968 is the claim Caribbean Island with a pre- date in the estate of Mary Dedominately blonde population, light Lennon deceased, No. 67 MOTHER'S MARCH - Jan. 30 7° 9 Pe Ma McHenry Chapter 1348, Women of the Moose gathered on Jan. 16 for bur special Green Cap night honoring our Green Cap girl, Gloria Flannigan, with guests from Fox Lake, Glen Ellen, Woodstock, Antioch, and Elkhorn, Wis. The meeting was called to order by Senior Regent Marcella Strossner, who welcomed all guests and the gavel was given to guest senior regent, Lillian Birdsill of Antioch^ After the fourfold, balloting was held for new candidates. Child-care Chairman, Bertha English and her committee were in charge of the evening program with Friedena Miller, Elkhorn, Wis., as the guest speaker. Mrs. Miller certainly gave an encouraging and inspiring speech which was enjoyed by all. Jr. Graduate Regent Gloria Flannigan and Friedene Miller, Green, Cap girl from Elkhorn chapter, received special gifts from McHenry chapter. Green Beanie girl Gloria Flannigan also received a special gift from last Year's Green Cap girl, Eunice Tobey. Green Beanie girls from Elkhorn, Glen Ellyn, Woodstock, Fox Lake and Antioch were escorted to the altar and presented with gifts by Gloria Flannigan in behalf of McHenry chapter. Dorothy Hosier U in McHenry County hospital, Woodstock and would appreciate hearing from her co-workers. There will be a special joint meeting of the men and women to be held on Jan. 30. Doris Low wasn't present to receive the attendance award, but the special award went to Geraldine Mark?, a guest from Antioch. Special gifts were presented to Helen Nielsen, Doris Schabow, Muriel Gilmore, Eunice Tobey, Marion Vornkahl, Dora Krocker, Florence Tussey, Alyce Kowal, and guests from visiting chapters. The next regular meeting will be held Feb. 6. Muriel Gilmore, Publicity Chairman. One ounce of fertile soil will contain 25 to 40 million, individual algae. i - When selecting a gift for him.... let us help J STORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St. McHenry, Illinois Phone 385-0047 Open Daily 8 a.m. fo 6 p.m. - Fri. 'fil 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA I I ' Gas clothes dryers Because they dry baby's clothes (and everything eflse) for 14 th the cost of other dryers.They save you money on installation charges, too. Because they save you work and give you more free time. No more lugging heavy wet clothes outside--or waiting for good weather. Because they gently dry everything washable. (And some unwashables, too, like snowsuits.) Leave them soft and fluffy. 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