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THE VJMlli0 SAVINGS Why store summer furniture --protect it from the elements--enclose your porch or breezeway with Flex-O-Glass. See your dealer for the amount you need, then just cut with scissors and tack (or staple) over your screens. For only a few dollars you now have a room you can use all winter long. , 'I PG. 14 - PLAINDEALER - FRI. OCT. 17, 1969 Legal Not ice RECEIVES PLAQUE -- RichardSinnett,right,SinnettBuilders,El­ gin, president of the Fox Valley General Contractors association, presents a plaque to Warren Kuhlmaa. Tonyan Construction com­ pany, McHenry, outgoing president in recognition of his out­ standing services over the past three years. Installed along with Richard Sinnett were Robert Schless of Ba'avia as vice-presi- dent of commercial construction; Wesley Barton of Aurora as vice-president of home building, and N.S. Abens, Aurora, as secretary-treasurer. The installation of officers took place at a dinner meeting held recently at the Milk Pail in Dundee. OPEN HOUSE -- A gala open house recently marked the grand opening of the new McHenry office of Northern Illinois Realty Service at 3815 W. Elm street, in McHenry. Extensive remodel­ ing was completed on the old Henny Penny Restaurant after the purchase of the property in June, and things looked quite dif­ ferent as C. Ted Hill, president of Northern Illinois Realty Ser­ vice, Inc., greeted friends and fellow realtors as they came with good wishes and to enjoy the delicious refreshments which were served. On hand to assist Mrs. Barba-a Lencioni, manager of the McHenry office, in greeting guests were sales associates (picturedhere): seated, Barbara Lencioni; standing, from left, Norma Hinman. Marvin Rodewald, Jennie McDermott, C. Ted Hill, president, Esther JemioJa and Don Schutt. This is the third expansion in Northern Illinois Realty Service, Inc. in the past two and a half year operation in McHenry. PLAINDEALER FREE ESTIMATES & PLANNING SERVICE INSURED. 385-0830 i & BUILDING & REMODELING ALUMINUM SIDING ROOFING SHINGLES ADDITIONS DORMERS STORES & OFFICES KITCHENS, BATHS CONCRETE WORK MASONRY fiids will be received until 8 p.m. C.S.T., on Thursday, No­ vember 20, 1969, at the Board of Education Offices, 3926 West Main Street, McHenry, Illinois, at which time and place the bids will be publicly opened and read. The proposed school building is essentially a steel framed building of approximately 80,000 square feet of floor ar­ ea in a two level plan on grade. Exterior wall of face brick with concrete block back-up. Interior partitions of concrete block and demountable metal clad gypsum board. Finished floors of vinyl asbestos tile, ceramic tile, sealed concrete and carpeting. Ceilings of sus­ pended acoustic tile, plaster and drywall. Heating and ventila­ tion by means of gas fired hot water boilers, unit ventilators, force flow convectors and air handling units. Partial air con­ ditioning system. A partial fire detection and automatic sprink­ ler system is included. Bidding Documents will be a- vailable at the Office of the Architects, Frazier, Raftery, Orr & Fairbank, 223 East State Street, Geneva, Illinois, on and after noon, Wednesday, Octo­ ber 29, 1969. Refundable de­ posits for bidding Documents will be required as follows: a. General Contractors: $100 for three (3) sets of Ar­ chitectural and Structur­ al drawings and specifi­ cations, and one (1) set of mechanical-electrical drawings and specifica­ tions. b. Mechanical and Electrical Contractors: $100 for two (2) sets of Mechanical and Electrical drawings and specifications and one (1) set of Architectural and Structural drawings and specifications. Deposits for Bidding Documents will be refunded upon submiss­ ion of a Bona Fide hid and re­ turn of Documents in good con­ dition, within ten (10) days af­ ter bid opening. Additional sets of Bidding Doc­ uments for any single Division of the work may be obtained by payment of the printing and mailing costs involved. Such costs will not be refundable. Separate bids will be taken on General, Heating and Refrig­ eration, Ventilating, Temper­ ature Controls, Plumbing, and Electrical Work. It is intended that a contract will be award­ ed to the low bidder on each Division of the work, provided such low bidder can establish his competence to fulfill all provisions of the contract, to the complete satisfaction of the Owner. The bidders to whom the con­ tracts are awarded shall fur­ nish surety bonds acceptable to the Board of Education in the GIRLS ON THE MARCH -- This clever slogan, carried by young ladies of West campus high school, was one of the colorful entries in last Friday afternoon's homecoming parade as it made its way north on Green Street. PLAINDEALER PHOTO full amount of their contracts and contingent upon the faithful performance of the contract and payment of all costs. Cost of Bonds shall be included in the proposal of each bidder. Each bidder will be required to submit with his proposal a current financial statement, prepared by a Certified Pub­ lic Accountant. A certified check, bank draft, or bid bond in an amount e- qual to ten (10) percent of the bid shall be submitted with each bid. The rates of per diem wages including legal holidays and ov­ ertime work for alt classes of labor employed on the project shall be the prevailing union wage rates in School District No. 15. The Board of Education re­ serves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informalities in bidding. Board of Education District No. 15 McHenry, Illinois George Haasl Director of Special Projects (Pub. Oct. 15, 1969) Legal Not ice BOARD OF FIRE AND POLICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF McHENRY, ILLINOIS LEGAL NOTICE EXAMINATION FOR PATROLMAN IN THE CITY OF McHENRY APPLICATIONS Applications and additional in­ formation available at the Mc­ Henry Police Department, 1111 N. Green Street, McHenry, Ill­ inois up to and including Novem­ ber 21, 1969. PHYSICAL AGILITY TEST Passing of agility test is re­ quired to qualify for written examination. Test will be held at McHenry City Hall, 1111 N. Green Street, McHenry, Ill­ inois on November 25, 1969. Bring your gym shoes, suitable clothes and doctor's certificate of fitness to participate in this event. EXAMINATION PLACE: McHenry City Hall 1111 N. Green St. McHenry, Illinois TIME: December 2, 1969 7:30 p.m. 1. Written adaptability test for patrolman. 2. Oral interview e QUALIFICATIONS 1. United States Citizen 2. Resident of McHenry Township 3. Age limitation (21 to 35) 4. Birth certificate re­ quired 5. Three certificates of good moral character by reputable citizens of the township 6. Physical examination by physician as des­ ignated by Board of Fire and Police Com­ missioners 7. Must have high school education or equiv­ alent. APPOINTMENTS TO SERVICE Applicants with pas sing grade are posted in their respective positions in order of their ex­ cellence as determined by ex­ amination, with military credits added as prescribed by statute. Appointments are tendered to the highest applicant on elig­ ibility list for patrolman for a probationary period of 12 months. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF FIRE & POLICE COMMISSIONERS Jack Oakford, Secretary (Pub. Oct. 15, 17, 22 & 24,1969) Legal Not ice The regular meeting of the McHenry City Council, Oct. 20, 1969 will be held in the City Hall -- lower level room. Future meetings will be held in the new Council Room in the City Hall. Earl R. Walsh, City Clerk (Pub. Oct. 17, 1969) OUTSTANDING VALUE I COURT BRIEFS BRANCH I (Magistrate Wm. J. Gleason) Mike Etzkorn of 11520 Rt. 12, Richmond, found guilty of open liquor in a motor vehicle. Fined $50 and costs. (Magistrate Charles T. Smith) Larry R. Franklin, 9050Sage, McHenry, found guilty of no valid driver's license and dri­ ving under the influence of liquor. Fined $150 and costs. BRANCH in (Magistrate Wm. J. Gleason) Robert A. Counley, 319 N. Glenwood, McHenry, found guilty of speeding. Fined $30 and costs. CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION A steady decline in Illinois crude oil production for the next two decades was forecast in a report released by the Ill­ inois Geological Survey. By 1989, annual production will dwindle to 6.5 million barrels from the current estimated 51.7 million barrels unless new dis­ coveries or economically feas­ ible recovery methods are found, the report said. TTie es­ timates are based on the as­ sumptions made are that water- flood development will continue at a rate of 5,000 acres per year for the next decade and that technology, price, govern­ ment regulation and taxation will remain constant or im­ prove only slightly in future years. SHOP IN McHENRY PAPER DRIVE Members of the Associated Entertainment guild of McHen­ ry County college, reports fine response to the recent paper drive. The calls numbered over ninety, which was far more than the organization expected. Therefore, A.E.G. would like to apologize to all those who call­ ed and did not get their papers picked up. Since the calls were so overwhelming, A.E.G. has made a list of all those from whom they were unable to col­ lect, and will make sure the papers are collected Saturday, Oct. 18. Persons who would like to contribute newspapers to A.E.G., and have not called be­ fore, may call 815-459-6800, ext. 20, and students will pick up papers Saturday. Shop In McHenry Toyota Corona named Imported Car of the Year Rood Test Magazine 2-door hardtop $2135* todan $1950' But Toyota Corona is more than the choice of experts. With fully reclining bucket seats, nylon carpeting, vinyl upholstery and a 90 HP engine that sips gas, it can impress people who know nothing about cars, too. Eoropa Motors 3318 w. BU-.I TiOYllOTAl McHenry *POE price White iid*wall tirmt, accessories, options, freight and eitr* DRIVER CHARGED A charge of reckless driving has been filed against Lloyd W. Banks of Rt. 1, Ringwood, charging that on Sept. 28 he op­ erated a vehicle in "a wanton and reckless manner, showing total disregard for the safety of persons and property". Bond was set at $500. When he failed to appear in court Oct. 9, the bond was forfeited and the case continued until Nov. 11. 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The Board of Education, Dis­ trict No. 15, McHenry, Illinois, will receive sealed bids for the construction of the McHenry Junior High School, to be erect­ ed on property located on Ring- wood Road, North of Route 120, McHenry, Illinois. The work will include all General, Mech­ anical and Electrical trades, with the exception of the folr lowing which is presently under construction under a separate contract: a. Site Preparation Work con­ sisting of clearing the site, excavating, filling and compacting for building bench, Drives and Parking Area, rough and finish grading, gravel base for Drives and Parking Areas and catch basins and storm drain.