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Legal Notice Notice is hereby given that the co-partnership, heretofore existing between Stewart W. McMillen, Jr. of 2127 West Fairview Avenue, McHenry, Illinois 60050 and Kenneth H. Sheridan of 2314 North Reed, Johnsburc, McHenry, Illinois 60050, under the assumed name and style of Globe Sales Company at 2309 Johnsburg Roaa, McHenry County, McHenry, Illinois 60050 is now dissolved by mutual consent. Said co-partnership was dissolved and terminated as of January 1, 1973 and on said date, the said Steward W. McMiller, Jr., withdrew and ceased to be associated in carrying on of said business and the said Kenneth H. Sheridan of the City of McHenry, State of Illinois, has carried on said business since said date and will hereafter carry on said business, and he is entitled to all of the assets of said business and has assumed and will pay all of the out­ standing business obligations of said Globe Sales Company, heretofore and hereafter in­ curred. Stewart W. McMillan, Jr. (Pub. April 27 May 4 -11,1973) NIPC Sets Up Offices As "Listening Posts" Three additional branch offices as outlets for local governmental assistance were approved last week by the Northeaster!} Illinois Planning Commission (NIPC). In ad­ dition to an office in Lake county and an immediately pending opening in DuPage, the Commission hopes to establish other outlets in rapidly developing areas. The offices are intended as "listening posts" to determine needs of communities dealing with problems of urbanization. In this way, NIPC can provide immediate and timely assistance by drawing on its resources of planning experts. NIPC has identified these other urbanizing locales which might benefit from a direct tap on technical services: nor- thewestern Cook and southeastern McHenry counties in the area of Barrington, Crystal Lake and Arlington Heights; the "new towns" area of southern Kane, southern DuPage and northern )Vill counties from Aurora, Naperville and Bolingbrook to Joliet; and the southern Cook and northeastern Will counties area of Homewood, Harvey, Park Forest and Park Forest South. Acting at a quarterly meeting, commissioners ap­ proved the area desks as part of a total $2.6 million budget package. Budgeted at $100,000, the branch offices are the single largest budget item increase over 1973's $1.8 million document. NIPC Executive Director Matthew L. Rockwell said the location of new area offices will depend on the in­ terest expressed by local communities and the offer of office space. Commissioners last year had approved the concept of desks in each of the/Six counties in northeastern Illinois. An office was subsequently established McHENRY PUBLIC LIBRARY • HI ¥ m ' LIBRARY BACKERS-Bill Bolger, president of the McHenry Library board, accepts check in the amount of $310 from members of the McHenry Woman's club. The sum represented proceeds from the club's annual Valentine day card party which each year go to the local library. From left, the ladies are Mrs. Leonard J. Nelson, first-vice-president; Mrs. George Kleinhans, chairman of the card party; and Mrs. C.J. Quinn, president of the Woman's club. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD </) LU O OPEN HOUSEI BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE! IT HAPPENS MAY 1, 1973 MAKE ^PURCHASE MAY 1st AND RECEIVE A FREE Whirlpool Dishwasher 55 Priced from $10,990.00 to $25,000.00. See all the quality features that make up the inside story at our model home. yjmm. RT 14 BYPASS RT. 176 MODEL WOODSTOCK PAL'S RESTURANT MARENGO hi 8 HARVARD Q Good FRIDAY 1 - 9 SAT & SUN 1 0 - 6 DAILY P.M. ROSE FARM ROAD isnn P & F BUILDERS, INC. No. Rt. 14 815-459-0033 Woodstock in Waukegan, staffed by T.B. Fizgerald, chief field representative. Rockwell sMd the concept of county desks 'has been very successful but in some counties the urban problems are not as critical as elsewhere. "We need the added em­ phasis on assisting growing communities," Rockwell said. "We will continue to open area desks as population grows and our local assistance program will build.". 350 Gourmet Books Sold As Benefit Service About 350 gourmet books were sold during the past month by the parents association of Countryside Center for the Handicapped. Proceeds from the books, which feature special services at sixteen excellent restaurants, are given to Countryside for expansion of the center's services to han­ dicapped individuals. Additional books are still available for interested persons in the area. The majority of the restaurants, which range from family type to haute cuisine, offer two dinners for the price of one; others offer free after- dinner drinks and carry-out buckets of chicken. The restaurants are located mainly in the northwest suburban area, but some are in the northern suburbs and others, including a Greek restaurant, are in Chicago. Countryside, located south of Lake Zurich, serves han­ dicapped indivduals in parts of Cook, Lake, McHenry and Kane counties. Children 3 years of age and older attend a day school, and adults learn work skills in a rehabilitation workshop. Members of the parents association attend AMVETS Sponsor • Country-Western Show On May 6 The AMVETS from Pearl Harbor Memorial Post and Auxiliary No. 245, have reached the hearts of many during the past few months, by publishing their articles of "Watching Kathy Grow". Commander Keyes and President McGue hope to reach their goal of $10,000 for Kathy with the Country-Western show which will be held at the Dog License Laws Given All owners or keepers of dogs in unincorporated areas of McHenry county are required by state law to take out a county dog license annually for each dog owned. Dogs kept in kennels for breeding, sale, or sporting purposes, shall not be assessed individual license fees, but the owner or keeper must pay a kennel license fee. All dogs in unincorporated areas of McHenry county are required to wear evidence of having been licensed. The county dog tags are being sold at the McHenry County Department of Health, Rabies Control section, 2200 N. Seminary (New Court House) Woodstock. Dog owners are urged to comply with this law as soon as .possible. In­ formation concerning dog licensing may be had by calling 815-338-21)40, Extension 230. lectures on the care and education of handicapped persons and plan several fund raising activities for Coun­ tryside during the year. "AGE 15-PLAINDEALER-.FRIDAY, APRIL 27. 1973 Crystal Lake high school Sunday, May 6, at 7 p.m. The show will be featuring Hayden Thompson, Sharon Stone, Sheri Lynn, Johnny Vegas and Ray Austin and the | CROSSWORD By A. C. Gordon | Country society. Jim Furst, who resides in Cary, will be in the show along with Art Nelson, who is one of the Western Gentleman from radio Sation W.J.«f.D. Tickets can be purchased from Jim Holtz in McHenry, or for tickets to be mailed, contact Amvets Auxiliary No. 245, P.O. Box 92, Fox River Grove, 111. 60021. HEADS NIPC Earle Harrison, ad­ ministrator of the Lake County Nursing home, has been elected president of the Northeastern Illinois Planning commission (NIPC). Harrison succeeds Fred M. Dumke of Oak Lawn who served as NIPC president since October, I9tfl. 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