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PAGE 16-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1973 (Continued from page 15) JOHN A MILLER SUB NO. 2 7 Leo Smith DR257P311 & DR435P518 pc adi on SE of Its 7 & 8 p.t Sec 18-45-9 & all 8 6600 MINERAL SPRINGS PARK Howard J & Margaret E Doyle Doc 521846 Pc W of & adi Lt 2 Pt Sec 36-45-8 & Lts 1 & 2 blk 1 7070 Rose E Sheehan, et al .25 acs lt 9 blk 1 8800 Robert L &;Shirley L Randall It 23 blk 1 10950 1ST ADDN TO MINERAL SPRINGS PARK Willard & Lenore Roberts lt 6 ? 7770 NIESENS SUNRISE VIEW John J & Marrilou Huemann lt 12 (Partial) 7050 James H & Joy C Hurst lt 28 OAKWOOD SHORES James A & Barbara A LaGreca It 4 blk 2 11610 Edward W III & Dolores A Gallagher lt 8 blk 3 11330 Thomas P & Lois M Mathews lt 8 blk 8 11930 OAKLANDSUB Parkway Bank & Trust Co, Tr 1667 lt 1 8930 Joseph & Jean Kawa lt 31 750 Joseph & Jean Kawa lt 32 750 Dora I DalPorto & Josephine P Hardv It 35 4690 Paul M & Margaret M Seekings Doc 551846 E12 It 56 5760 OAKWOOD SUB Theodore A & Ruby E Gregory It 17 10900 1ST ADDN OAKWOOD SUB Leo C DeRuntz Doc 545742 & Doc 545743 Pc 15.15' S of adj & lt 18 5200 OEFFLINGS LAKESIDE SUB Walter L & Irene Mazur lt 2 12530 ORCHARD BEACH Bruce H & Muriel Bohuslav .25 acslt 24 14960 Louise S & Fred C Wahl Its 60, 61 & 62 20280 OWEN, STENGER & ALLENS 1ST ADDN Helen Kunzer lt 9 9000 Ronald C & Monica J Becker lt 28 13350 PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS NO. 1 Ladd Enterprises, Inc. lt 22 blk 1 (Partial) 7870 Alexander & Janet Goscinski lt 7 blk 2 11650 Charles A & Jeanette E Strohm lt 9 blk 4 8930 Zion State Bank Tr 229 lt 1 blk 5 9910 Roy W Jr & Sheryl M Grooms lt 5 blk 5 9100 PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS NO. 2 Roger T & Shirley I Pergande lt 9 blk 4 10510 James A & Patricia S Holland lt 10 blk 4 10300 John C Soffietti Tr 1907 lt 11 blk 4 4 (Partial) 8710 Pistakee Builders Inc. lt 7 blk 6 9220 Jere A & Ardith J Mack lt 11 blk 6 9020 Catherine E Erler lt 12 blk 6 8890 Terry L Strey lt 2 blk 7 8200 Robert J & Gisela R Heilgeist lt 18 blk 7 Partial 6260 1ST ADDN TO PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS NO. 2 Leslie D & Patricia A Brotherton lt 1 blk 1 8850 2ND ADDN TO PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS NO. 2 Stephen S & Katherine G Rutz lt 12 blk 4 8920 Herbert B & Linda S Runyon lt 5 blk 8 10060 PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS NO. 3 Ladd Enterprises lt 7 blk 2 8320 Joseph J & Joyce M Hartley lt 1 blk 6 .. 7820 Martin F & Virginia L Griffin lt 2 blk 6 11620 Jacqueline Griffin lt 3 blk 6 2250 Clara Frenden lt 3 blk 8 (Par- t i a 1 ) 84 4 0 PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS NO. 4 Alfred A & Cynthia N DeBuhr lt 1 blk 8 (Partial) 9410 Dennis S & Kathleen B Gregory lt 2 blk 8 (Partial) 8470 /^McHenry State Bank Tr 333 lt 17 blk 10 (Partial) 10270 McHenry State Bank Tr 333 lt 18 blk 10 (Partial) 10270 George-&,Nancy Ahlert lt 8 blk 12 (Partial) 11990 D Wayne & Maurine M Claxton It 7 blk 13 8070 PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS NO. 5 Pistakee Highlands Inc. lt 20 blk 1 (Partial) 7580 Ladd Enterprises lt 22 blk 1 (Partial) 7580 Thomas A & Gertrude C Tatro lt 5 blk 3 11560 NIPPERSINK CHANNEL ADDNTO PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS Scharon l Fapp It 13 blk 2 8660 Frank & Bessie M Trkovsky lt 18 blk 3 11740 Frank & Bessie M Trkovsky lt 19 blk 3 2260 Harold R & Lucille Keppen lt 13 blk 6 8940 Edward & Irene Halinski lt 15 blk 6 8410 LaSalle Nat'l Bank, Tr 40862 lt 17 blk 6 9810 Eugene A Sr & Betty J Wein- couff It 26 blk 6 9560 MCHENRY SUB 5 PISTAKEE HILLS UNIT NO l Jean M Holmes It 24 9240 Charles L & Mary D'Arcy lt 32 1000 Ward & Madelyn Duell It 149 14550 Kenneth E & Donna G Bielski lt 151 9240 PISTAKEE HILLS UNIT NO. 2 Glendon C & Nancy J Neuman It 167 j 10700"" George H & Judith A Rank lt 174 10700 Milton K & Bonita L Croasdale lt186 • 9270 James L & Mvrna L Mays lt 189 * 9270 William & Patricia M Korner It 207 9320 Ernest S & Donna L Papacek It 209 9320 Richard A & Mary A Sager lt 210 9320 Barry A & Pamela E Bach lt 217 * 9320 James J & Elfriede P Britton lt 249 9570 Lowell F & Diane J Munson lt 250 9470 Gerald J & Helen C Schmitt lt 263 14420 PISTAKEE HILLS UNIT NO. 3 Dennis A & Mary T Moore lt 308 " 9320 Joseph & Elizabeth Stenger lt 317 11950 Walter G & Rose M Hollender lt 319 9740 Noah P & Mary Nolen lt 327 7990 John & Edna Larsen It 398 8850 Alex J & Victoria J Novicki It 402 11500 Clayton & Laura Horton lt 411 9290 Leonard J & Susan Prohm lt 433 9320 Bob J & Natalie Allen lt 465 9470 James D & Nancy L Chernak lt 466 9470 Hiram B II & Phyliss D Brock lt 468 10250 William E & Claudia K Lameka lt 488 9480 Hoyle W & Patricia A Dugger lt 489 9480 Theodore H & Margaret C Beahler lt 490 9480 Barbara A Kost lt 491 9560 George C & Ardis L Ress lt 494 9480 Don F & Mary A A Schutt lt 497 7910 Patrick J & Kathleen L Mullally lt 503 9480 Robert L & Margaret H Zujewski lt 504 10350 Betty J Will Tr 110 lt 505 9480 Donald & Ann Whit lt 517 10690 Micheal J & Darlene S Simon lt 518 9720 PISTAKEE TERRACE SUB Wendell O & Doris M Haynes lt 17 bl 1 15380 Ernest & Phyllis MRossi lt 20 bl 1 9340 Lake Region Inc lt 21 bl 1 Partial 5030 American Nat'l Bank & Trust Co of Chicago, Tr 22-75636005 lt 23 bl 1 Partial 5500 Ladd Enterprises It 24 bl 1 Partial 8360 Ralph E Jr & DePhane A Mueller lt 1 bl 2 10420 Marvin A & Nancy G Birkhoff lt 5 bl4 9110 PISTAKEE TERRACE NO. 2 William D & Janet M Flury lt 6 bl 2 8860 Robert R & Brenda G Kosick lt 11 bl2 7840 Richard P & Nancy J Olsen lt 8 bl 3 8810 Patrick A & JoAnn J Mascarella It 12 bl 3 9830 Marjorie J Flick lt 12 bl 4 11480 Lake Region Inc lt 13 bl 4 4940 Kenneth R & Bertha M Fellows lt 15 bl 4 9060 Gary J & Sandra A Petersen lt 18 bf4 9850 Lawrence & Hattie Jankowski lt 20 bl 4 7120 Yorktown Builders Inc lt 2 bl 5 Partial 5200 American Nat'l Bank & Trust Co of Chicago, Tr 22-75636005 lt 4 bl 5 Partial 4440 American Nat'l Bank & Trust Co of Chicago, Tr 22-75636005 lt 5 bl 5 Partial 7300 Timothy J & Judith A Gabbard lt 8 bl 5 8650 Matthew T & Nancy C Yegge lt 13 bl 5 8960 Norbert J & Jane F Konczak lt 11 bl 6 9190 Thomas F & Joan E Murphy lt 16 bl 6 10080 Home State Bank of Crystal Lake, Tr 1299 lt 18 bl 6 Partial 5120 Anthony J & Lucinda M Ciura It 25 bl 6 10690 Gerald R & Carol A Ivan lt 26 t)l 6 9460 Patsy L Wadington lt 2 bl 9 9690 Louis M & Betsy Perschke It 14 bl 10 3030 Ingaborg & Werner Treptau lt 27 bl 10 14680 PISTAKEE TERRACE NO. 3 Thomas A & Frances J Simp­ son It 1 bl 7 8970 Dale G & Carol B Samuelson lt 2 bl 7 8660 Ladd Enterprises lt 12 bl 7 Partial 8670 Alan A & Carolyn J Gagnon lt 14 bl 7 10600 Home State Bank of Crystal Lake, Tr 1299 It 6 bl 8 Partial 5340 J J PITZEN SUB Joseph & Mary A Zielinski .25 acs lt 3 13950 ROBERT BARTLETTS RINGWOOD ACRES UNIT NO. 1 Karl H & Perle B Olsson Doc 544462 NV2lt 7 17610 Carl J & Barbara J Kernam Doc 543289 S'Jt 9 2500 Ronald A & Patricia A Silzer Doc 548118 N»2 It 9 Partial 10460 Richard M & Nancy J Rad Doc 546618N»2 It 20 13470 Donald & Loretta Madden Doc 554374 Si 2 It 25 , 2000 ROBERT BARTLETT S RINGWOOD ACRES UNIT NO. 2 Robert D & Sheila A Galli Doc 470466 Ni2 It 34 14390 Martin & Rosalia Merkhofer Doc 431378 Si 2 It 39 17840 John & Maria Mergl Doc 415275 N12 It 39 17380 Thomas & Virginia O'Leary Doc 553484 S12 It 41 Partial 10840 Robert K & Barbara J Nelsen Doc 525746 N'/2 It 44 Partial 15990 Jon A & Carmen M Adams Doc 525212 SJ 2 It 53 Partial 8290 Williap & Marlene E Basara Doc 549160 S12 It 54 2250 Robert P & JoAnn Maiter Doc 553520 N1 •» It 54 2250 RIVER PARK SUB Robe™ G & Evelyn Beck DR490P99 NEly 50' Lt 6*& all .49 acs It 7 12630 RIVERTERRACE Roy H Hupferlt7 1 6560 1ST ADDN TO RIVERVIEW PK Bettv A & Harry A Tuft DR603P154 NEly 5' It 5 & SWly 45' lt 6 8800 ^ROLLING ACRES Garv-Wheaton Bank, Tr 1004 Doc 503983 E' 2 Lt 2 & Incl Lts 3 thru 8 & Incl Lts 15 thru lt 20 bl 1 6500 # David Geo & Shirley Mae Kraus Its 12,13 & 14 bl 1 Partial 8620 Garv-Wheaton Bank, Tr 1004 Doc*503983 E»2 Lt 2 Incl Lts 3 thru 9 E'2 Lt 14 Lt 15 & E'/2 Lt 17 & Incl Lts 18 thru 22 & WV2 It 23 bl 2 4160 Gary-Wheaton Bank, Tr 1004 Incls Its 8 thru Its 12 bl 3 11720 M G H Corp Inc Doc 529963 EV2 Lt 6 & all lt 7 bl 3 Partial 9020 M G H Corporation Doc 554696 Lt 1 & W12 It 2 bl 1 Partial 6380 ROLLING ACRES SUB Kenneth R & Roberta A Froehlig Doc 556978 lt 9 &W'/2 It 10 bl 1 Partial 9580 Peter J Jr & Janet D Heitz Doc 544644 Lt 11 & E12 It 10 bl 1 11890 Dean K & Shirley A Hedman Doc 55748 Lt 16 &W> 2 lt 17 bl 2 11380 Thomas P & Waltraud H Gaugush Doc 554900 lt 24 & El2 It 23 bl 2 Partial 10510 John R & Patricia A Forrest Doc 544750 LT 5 & W >/2 lt 6 bl 3 980 John R & Barbara L Perce Lts 22,23 & 24 bl 3 12400 Gary-Wheaton Bank, Tr 1004 Doc 503983 (Ex Lts 16 & 17) (Ex W 35') Lt 2 & Incl 3 thru 9 & W'/2 Lt 10 & Incl Lt 12 thru lt 18 bl 4 6240 Nancy A & Janet M Banks Lts 19,20.21 & 22 bl 5 2000 Charles A & Gail A Violett Doc 556981 Lt 1 & W 35' lt 2 bl 4 Partial 8820 George W & Linda H Proesel Doc 540076 Lt 11 & E'/2 It 10 bl 4 „ 10560 Clarence N & Rosemary R Sexton Lts 8,9, & 10 bl 6 15120 ROSEDALESUB William Sneddi Jr & Eileen A Dick Doc 547444 Rosedale Lts N 85' .52 acs It 5 Partial 23320 PISTAKEE HILLS UNIT NO.4 1st Nat'l Bank of Wdstk, Tr 310 It 1 bl 1 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 2 bl 1 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk Tr 310 lt 3 bl 1 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 4 bl 1 1200 Verna Dale lt 8 bl 1 8700 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 10 bl 1 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 13 bl 1 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 15 bl 1 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 17 bl 1 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr310 lt 18 bl 1 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 4 bl2 10540 George A & Marilyn C Tripp lot 19 hi 9 QfiQO Richard L & Pamela Hewitt lt 13 bl 2 9670 Thomas I & JoAnn Benthusen lot 14 bl 2 9680 John B & Barbara J Bavetz It 15 bl 2 9670 Robert N & Susan B Colbert lt 17 bl 2 11100 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 22 hi 2 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 23 bl 2 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lot 24 bl 2 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 25 bl 2 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 26 bl 2 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 27 bl 2 1200 James J & Theresa G Wajs lt 1 bl 3 9610 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 3 bl 3 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 It It 4 bl 3 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 5 bl 3 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 8 bl 3 1200 1st Nat'l Bk of-Wdstk, Tr 310 lt 9 bl 3 1200 Ronald D & Patricia A Jackson lt 1 bl 4 9670 SAMPSON SEX & CO LILY LAKE SUB Joseph F & Anne H Wisniewski lt 16 & 13 bl 5 5310 Adolph & Angeline Dravenack lt 47 & 48bl 8 2920 Stevenson Romaine lt 17 bl 13 Partial 5870 John & Angelina R Vertucci It 45 bl 21 5850 Harold C $Mary Freeman lt 3 hi 22 1600 SCHAEFFER'S NORTHSHORESUB Chas G & Dolores Warczak lt 22 10510 SHADY CREST Albert R & Carolyn A Justen Easement Bet Lots 2 & 4 N. of Lot 3 & S of c Hwy 300 SHALIMAR ** River Forest St Bk & Tr 1370 Doc 482005 SV2 Lot 12 & all lt 13 blk 3 4500 Harris Trust & Savings Bank Tr 34688 Doc 551139 Lot 11 & N»/2 It 12 blk 3 18410 1ST ADDN SHALIMAR Charles H & Barbara A Weston lt 1 & 2 blk 2 9700 SHORE HILLS Vernon L & Judith E Willmann Doc 477600 E'2 It 12 & all lt 13 blk 9 4900 Elmo & Margaret Bradley lt 28 blk 13 (Partial) 9000 Robert W & Joann E Evans It 29 blk 13 17190 STILLING'S 3RD RIVERVIEW William J & Nancy J Godshall Doc 549480 Lt 4 & NWly '/2 It 5 13330 State Bk of Wdstk Tr 1037 SEIy>2 It 5 * 200 SUNNYSIDE SUB Paul S Jessup Doc 517567 Pt lt 44.33a ~ 32260 SUNNYSIDE BEACH SUB Alvin F & Patricia P Paddock lt> 4 15860 SUNNYSIDE ESTS NO. 2 Anton J & Zelda Malochleb lt 6 blk1 7050 SUNNYSIDE ESTS ADDN TO BLK 1 UNIT NO. 3 Ronald Selby It 31 8760 SUNNYSIDE ESTS NO. 3 James M & Mary J Eichhorn lt 13 blk 1 10300 Ladd Enterprises lt 16 blk 19040 Bank & Trust Co of Arlington Heights Tr 357 lt 1 blk 3 Partial 28680 SUNNYSIDE ESTS NO. 4 Adam & Martha Smith lt 3 blk 2 7700 James C & Lona M Patzke lt 1 blk 5 10360 Frank A Smiesko & Lynn S Putbress lt 8 blk 5 11190 SUNNYSIDE ESTS NO. 5 Theodore & Evelyn Gallis lt 10 blk 2 9090 Kenneth L Segerstrom & Theodore Gallis It 1 blk 3 (Partial) 9020 American Nat'l Bk & tr Co of Chicago Tr 22-75636005 It 1 blk 4 (Partial) 4990 Charles D & Patricia D Allen lt 4 blk 5 9110 Kenneth Segerstrom & Theodore Gallis et al lt 9 blk 5 9110 Forian S & Bessie A Jesski lt 11 blk 5 8600 Edward & Judy K Misek lt 9 blk 6 9650 March Builders Inc lt 16 blk 7 8770 LeRoy F & Inako Novotny Doc 500216 & Doc 500217 & Doc 512999 WV2lt 18 & all 19 blk 7 6380 John C & Marion V Freimark lt 9 blk 9 9070 Raymond C & Frances Poc- zkalsi It 12 blk 9 10180 Robert A & Jacqueline L King lt 13 blk 9 9070 Kenneth L Segerstrom lt 17 blk 9 9590 Horace G & Barbara M Floyd lt 2 blk 10 9070 Andrew G & Joann V Eichhorn lt 5 blk 16 10750 Phillip T & Kathleen M Fleming lt 8 blk 16 (Partial) 8550 Irvin & Florence May lt 9 blk 16 (Partial) 7770 Peter W & Mildred M Pierce lt 10 blk 16 (Partial) 9250 SUNSET VIEW SUB Martin Sr & Maria Brenner lt 11 8640 THELEN'S FAIRVIEW SUB Victor R & Emilienne Zyck lt 13 (Partial) 4480 1ST ADDN TO THELEN'S FAIRVIEW SUB Leslie D & Lynne A Cavender Doc 543132 Lt 7 & SV2 It 8 8880 Alan D & Kristine T Spencer Doc 548067 lt 9 & N V2 It 8 8880 WEINGARTS RIVERVIEW John & Frances Weingart lt 3 480 Edward A & Elaine V Todd lt 4 600 Edward A & Elaine V Todd lt 5 600 John & Frances Weingart lt 7 480 John & Frances Weingart lt 8 480 WESTSHORE BEACH McCULLOM LAKE Greta S Gieseke lt 32 blk 6 5270 Raymond J & L Dorothea Wendt lt 16 blk 7 300 Edward D & Bobbie J Malley lt 15 blk 8 8540 Witold & Celestyna Truszkowski Doc 518462 lt 20 & (Ex S 5') lt 21 blk8 9860 Otto Bierhaus lt 16 blk 11 4800 George & Virginia Posthuma lt 5 blk 12 - 5250 Emmanuel G & Lorraine E Semeraw lt 29 & 30 blk 15 4000 \ WHITE OAKS BAY UNIT NO. 1 George J & Mildred Albrecht Doc 539281 lt 17 & (Ex Wly 30') lt 18 blk 1 - 4000 Franklin D & Judith F Myers Doc 510918 Wly 30' It 18 blk 1 __ 1000 Franklin D & Judith F Myers lt 19 blk 1 2000 Stanley S Jr & Dorothy Fryza lt 27 blk 1 11500 Nelson O & Elizabeth Neumann lt 2 blk 5 (Partial) 4490 Timothy M & Kathleen A Mieling lt 15 blk 5 (Partial) 17740 WHITE OAKS BAY UNIT NO. 2 Donald E & Mildred V Miller lt 8 blk 6 13580 Robert D & Rita J Williams lt 41 blk 8 9590 Walter B & Virginia H Kozial lt 10blk 11 (Partial) 5900 Carl Jr & Shirley Borchardt lt 19 blk 11 (Partial) 6090 Edward M & Inza W Byrd lt 21 blk 11 10810 Donald K & Gertrude Miller lt 24 blk 11 12080 1ST ADDN TO VAL-MAR COUNTRY ESTATES John A & Bette L AccOmando lt 3 blk 1 3750 James A & Charlotte D Mc- Donough It 4 blk 1 (Partial) 13340 John P & Norita C McAndrews It 5 blk 1 3750 Milburn L & Carol J McFarland lt 15 blk 1 22220 Lynnmar Construction Inc lt 2 blk 4 (Partial) 17920 Lynnmar Construction Inc lt 3 blk 4 (Partial 117920 George V & Dorothy R Haggh lt 5 blk 4 3750 Richard A Poertera & Donald D Thompson It 7 blk 4 20420 WONDER CENTER UNIT NO. 1 Allen A & Geneveive Phillips It 13 blk 5 3900 Henry E Kendsfater & Lloyd I & Ellen Miller lt 2lblk 7 4500 WONDER CENTER UNIT NO. 2 Violet M Kopp lt 7 blk 11 16350 Clarence T & Violet S Pren- dergast It 10 hllcll 9960 Albert C & Marilyn Topp It 4 blk 12 [* 2040 Forrest O& Lena M Stauffer Doc 55I552Pt Its 8 & 9 blk 129500 Elmer Kase lt 30 blk 14 3640 Patrick & Phyllis B Letizia It 46 blk 15 8310 Lawrence & Flora Kitt W»/2 It 4 blk 17 150 Edward R & Helen S Urquhart If q blk 17 4380 John Miller Doc 537976 lt 5 & E'2 lt 4 blk 17 4700 William & Bernice Krueger lt 45 blk 17 5600 Lewis R & Catherine M Belshaw Its 6 & 7 blk 19 16090 Marie Hoetzel lt 20 blk 19 7980 WONDERVIEW SUB NO. 1 Robert & Margaret Mueller lt 4 blk 10 3350 McHenry State Bank Tr 261 lt 46 blk 17 ^ 1000 Rufus F & Bernice T Jerls lt 21 blk 21 1400 Earl H & Eve M Lynch lt 17 blk 22 WONDER WOODS Allan B & Mary H Brink lt 18 blk 1 12230 Robert A & Sylvia Johnson lt 8 blk 2 ' 9730 Robert A & Sylvia Johnson lt 10 blk 2 8510 Herman R & Esther Tavins It 18 blk 2 4730 Konrad & Elisabeth Karch lt 1 blk 4 8280 John A & Mary M Raber lt 11 blk 4 6740 Timothy J & Kathryn J Gibbons lt 13 blk 7 (Partial) 11620 Anthony & Beverly J Adelphia lt 18 blk 7 5110 Jerome F & Marie J McGuire lt 8 blk 9 1230 Russell E & Bernadine A Schert It 1 blk 11 (Partial) 16830 Joseph P Mathes lt 7 blk 14 2900 Orville W & Mary J Gosse lt 13 blk 16 8470 Michael James & Therese Duffy lt 10 blk 17 11250 J Harold & Ethel R Schert lt 6 blk 18 8080 Lee P & Blanche Whetherhult lt 13 blk 18 9270 T Tucker & Cynthia A Stuhley lt 12 blk 19 15240 COCLK'S PLAT WOODEDSHORES March Builders Inc. Doc 549203 EV2 lt 2 blk 14 (Partial) 7650 Joseph L & Jeanette Naponiello DR392P209 N 120' S 380' lt 1 blk 15 1200 Robert & Patricia Meyer Doc 545974 N 80'S 440' lt 7 blk 15 (Partial) 5900 McHenry State Bank, Tr 365 Doc 526853 N80' S360' lt 7 blk 15 12970 Carl A Rydelius It 11 blk 16 95i0 John L Wright Doc 502330 (Ex N 30') N130' S180' It 12 blk 16 (Partial) 10050 Richard O & Betty J Bland DR543P279 W 115' E 320' lt 1 blk 19 600 Darwin R Edens & Richard J Belmont et al Doc 554791 It 12 & W 30'lt 13 blk 19 4750 Patricia Zink Doc 549596(Ex W 30') lt 13 blk 19 4080 Theodore C Jr & Frances J Dass Doc 416271 E 105' N 119' blk 21 14740 WOODLAWN PARK Gerald & Anne M Becker Doc 457258 SV2 It 2 & tri strip NEly side lt 1 10920 Ruth H Suerth, Tr for E A Herrmann Trust lt 21 10290 WOODLAWN PK DIEDRICKS 3RD ADDN Jacob J & Gertrude Gregory lt 8 4990 Sellinger's Construction, Inc. Doc 557583 SWly 15' lt 3 & all lt 4 blk 1 (Partial) 16080 State Bank of Woodstock, Tr Ex SWly 30') lt 10 blk 1 1200 State Bank of Woodstock, Tr (Ex NEly 30') lt 11 blk 1 1200 State Bank of Woodstock, Tr It 12 blk 1 2400 State Bank of Woodstock, Tr lt 1^ hlk 1 2400 Norman F & Clare M Kalck Doc 553989 SWly 30' lt 10 & NEly 30' lt 11 blk 1 2400 State Bank of Woodstock, Tr lt 14 blk 1 2400 State Bank of Woodstock, Tr NV2 It 15 blk 1 1200 Norman F & Clare M Kalck lt 2 blk 2 12950 State Bank of Woodstock Tr lt 7 blk 2 » 1400 State Bank of Woodstock Tr lt 1 blk 3 WONDERVIEW UNIT NOJ2 Matthew & Jean Wings lt 4 blk 10 6230 WONDERVIEW UNIT NO. 3 John C & Barbara A Baker lt 3 blk 26 (Partial) 9270 John C & Barbara A Baker lt 4 blk 26 900 Charles H & Kathleen M Pait lt 5 blk 26 (Partial) 9290 Charles H & Kathleen M Pait It 6 blk 26 900 Herbert & Dorothy Hawkins lt 9 blk 26 10900 David & Barbara Stanley It 20 blk 27 900 Philip & Lorraine Provenzano It 7 blk 28 900 (Pub. Feb. 7, 1973) Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on January 25th, A.D. 1973, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois setting forth the names and post-mfice addresses of all of the persons owning conducting and transacting the business known as COUNTY WIDE REALTY, located at 2906A W. Route 120, McHenry, Illinois 60050. Dated this 25th day of January, A.D. 1973. Vernon W. Kays County Clerk (Pub. Jan 31, Feb. 2 & 7,1973) Number Nine in a Series "I Will Prepare Myself..." By Mike Rothenberger Staff Representative Dale Carnegie & Assoc., Inc., New York. Copyright 1965, Dale Carnegie & Assoc., Inc. From The Farm A very prominent business­ man went downtown to his of- fice one morning, a couple of hours earlier than usual. He had some things he wanted to do before the employees came to work. No one was there when he arrived except old Tom, the custodian of the build­ ing. Old Tom was a faithful employee of many years serv­ ice to the company. When the b o s s w a l k e d i n t o h i s o f f i c e , there was old Tom emptying the ash trays, dusting the furni­ ture and tidying up the place. When the boss noticed him going about his routine, he said, "Tun, you know, as I look around this place, I can't help thinking what an asset you have been to our organization for all these years. You have kept this place clean and cheer­ ful for our employees and our customers to enjoy." "Tom," he said, "You are an important member of this organization and I want you to know that I appreciate you and all you h a v e d o n e . " O l d T o m s a i d , "Thank you, boss," and walked out of the room with his dust cloth in his hand. A few minutes passed and the boss had settled down to work at his desk -- and then the door to his office opened and in came Tom. His eyes were moist -- there was a tear on his cheek. The boss could not understand. He said, "What is wrong, Tom, did I say some­ thing to offend you?" Tom said, "No boss, you didn't offend me, but I have something I want to t e l l y o u . " " B o s s , " h e s a i d , "You know that I have worked right here in this place for seventeen years -- twelve of those years I have worked for you -- and this morning is the first time anyone ever told me that they appreciated anything I do." He said, "Boss, I Just want you to know that I ap­ preciate what you said to me this morning more than I have ever appreciated my paycheck that you signed for me. I just wanted to tell you." He thai turned and walked out of the room. It was Professor William James of Harvard who said, "The deepest principle in Hu­ man Nature is the craving to be appreciated." He didn't say -- the want or the desire -- he said the craving. Man will not g i v e u s h i s b e s t f o r m o n e y alone, but he will give us every­ thing possible if we will give him a bit of sincere apprecia­ tion. t h i s simple principle, when we re­ solve not to criticize or con­ demn, but instead, look for every opportunity to drop a word of honest appreciation here and there, we will find that life will take on a new glow. We will find that more and more fine people will be attracted to us. This is a uni­ versal principle. We can use it at home, at the club, at the of­ fice, or any place else where we associate with other people. When we have made it a habit to give honest praise and ap­ preciation, we shall have taken another giant step forward to­ ward the self-preparation that will enhance our success and happiness. The development of a keen awareness of the thoughts, the feeling, and the reactions of other people is an­ other way that I can "Prepare Myself," and assure that some day my time for a. ropfe re­ warding life will come. PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS & SUNNYSIDE Bobbie Fantus 497-3509 Women's Club Holds Luncheon For Area Members On Jan. 31 the Pistakee Highlands Women's Club mixed pleasure with business at their meeting. They held a mystery luncheon inviting ladies from clubs in the area. About forty-five ladies attended from Cary, Marengo, Algonquin, Richmond and Spring Grove. The ladies also plan to bake cookies with the help of Girl Scout troop No. 408 for the Joliet Diagnostic Center. GIRLSCOUTS The girls celebrated their re- dedication at their meeting on Jan. 29. They plan to be busy working on badges in February and March. Also they are looking forward to a bowling party which is planned for Feb. 22. VEHICLE STICKERS Pistakee vehicle stickers are still on sale and may be pur­ chased from officers and trustees of the association. Legal Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Proposed Change In Schedule To the Patrons of Illinois Bell Telephone Company: Illinois Bell Telephone Com­ pany hereby gives notice to the public that it nas filed with the Illinois Commerce Com­ mission, under Advice No. 3477, proposed changes in its rates and charges for telephone services in the State of Illinois. The changes involve general increases in tne rates and charges for local exchange services and various miscellaneous services as well as the establishment of rates and charges for certain ser­ vices. A copy of the proposed changes may be inspected by any interested party at any business office of this Company in Illinois. All parties interested in this matter may obtain information with respect thereto either directlv from this Company or by addressing the Secretary of the Illinois Commerce Com­ mission, Springfield, Illinois 62706. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY By E.L.Johnson General Manager (Pub. Jan. 31 & Feb. 7,1973) SUNNYSIDE The Sunnyside Village Clerk asks everyone be reminded that vehicle stickers are due Feb. 15, and that Feb. 12 will be the last day for filing petitions for village officials. COMING EVENTS Pistakee Association General Meeting - Community Center - Jan. 7-8 p.m. Sunnyside Petition Filing for offices Feb. 12 Sunnyside Vehicle Stickers Due Feb. 15 Pistakee Board Meeting - Community Center - Feb. 21 - 7:30 p.m. Girl Scout Bowling - Feb. 22. State Religious Education Meet In Woodstock St. Mary's cafeteria, Woodstock, is the scene of the forthcoming publisher's workshop on religious education texts. The meeting will take place Monday evening, Feb. 12, at 8 p.m. Miss Joan Thiry, religious consultant for the William H. Sadlier Co., will explain the New Life Series and give valuable information on music, records, teacher training materials, and other backup resources offered by Sadlier. Of special interest will be an exposition of Teacher Training Kits III, IV, and V entitled "Theological Themes," "Media, Morality, and Youth," and"Iieadership Awareness." \Miss Thiry, M.A., has tailght on all levels of Catnoiic elementary schools and has worked with both elementary and secondary programs of CCD. As religion coordinator for Catholic schools in the archdiocese of New Orleans and a member of their diocesan Liturgical commission, she came to know the broad and varied needs of teachers, parents and directors at all levels of religious education. She has also had practical experience as a parish director of Regligious Education. Joan Thiry is presently the author of the first and fourth grade New Life Catholic school manuals and the fourth grade Home Notebook.She has contributed to other editorial projects in religion for Sadlier. For further information, contact Father Karl Ganss, Marian Central high school, Woodstock. If you want a compact book of answers on agronomy subjects then you'll want to purchase the 1973 Agronomy Handbook. It only costs 50 cents. This book has the latest in­ formation on: 1. 1973 Weed Control Guide 2. Soil Management and Tillage Systems 3. Soil Testing and Fertility 4. Complete details in regard to planting, fertilizing, etc. for corn, soybeans, wheat and oats 5. Complete management facts on hay, pasture, and silage production. Get your book at the Cooperative Extension office in Woodstock at Route 47 and McConnel road. CONFINEMENT SYSTEM If a new or expanded hog confinement system is in your 1973 plans, don't just build a building of a certain size and fill it with hogs. University of Illinois Agricultural Engineer A. J. Muehling warns that such a building plan can strain your farm's input supplying capacity. He recommends considering other vital inputs such as feed, labor, equipment and capital to determine how many hogs you can produce. Then base your farrowing schedule on this number of hogs. Only after you have established the size of en­ terprise and farrowing schedule can you determine the number and types of buildings required, Muehling says. When existing buildings are available, decide which, if any, can be used and for what they are best suited. He points out that many existing buildings can be remodeled into serviceable structures. Others should be abandoned. It doesn't pay to spend money remodeling buildings that still will not be satisfactory. If the answer io your new or expansion building program calls for confinement buildings, pay careful attention to space- per-head requirements. Muehling recommends that 25- to 40-pound pigs on slatted or partially-slatted floors be allotted three square feet of floor space per pig; 41- to 100- pound pigs four square feet; 101- tol50-pound pigs six square feet; and 151- to 210-pound pigs eight square feet. Allow nine square feet for each 151- to 210- pound pig during hot weather. Hogs fed on solid concrete floors require from four square feet per head for the smallest group to 111/2 square feet per head for larger hogs. Sows kept in confinement require 15 to 20 square feet per head' on slatted or partially-slatted floors and 20 to 25 square feet on solid concrete floors. MANAGING REPLACEMENT HEIFERS Heifer calves earmarked for the breeding herd should be fed to gain at least 1 to 1.5 pounds per day after weaning. Yearling heifers should weigh a minimum of 650 pounds, 750 for the larger breeds, if they are bred at 15 months of age. Bred heifers should gain about one pound per day on pasture and 0.75 to l pound per day through the wintering period if they are to develop normally and to deliver a healthy calf. (Also provide adequate protein and energy to bred heifers through the wintering period, especially after calving, if you want them to come back into heat and be rebred soon. BATTERY CHARGING A battery taking charge gives off highly explosive hydrogen gas. You should charge bat­ teries in an area that has free air movement to prevent a hydrogen gas build-up that might explode. Do not make any connections either to or from the battery while the charge is on. When using jumper cables to start an engine, connect to the fully charged battery last and make the final connection to the grounded terminal. Always connect positive to positive and negative to negative when using jumper cables. Otherwise the diodes in the alternator can become damaged. Never use matches around a battery and be careful when making a connection to prevent sparks discharge. NEW ROBBERY WEAPON FRESNO, CALIF.--Night manager of the Sahara Motel, Charles Moore, was robbed recently of $190 by two bandits. The two accosted him with long-pronged forks and demanded money. HAS TWINS AT 12 RIO DE JANEIRO--The Iraja public hospital reports that a 12-year-old Brazilian girl has given birth to twin daughters. The doctor term­ ed it a difficult delivery.