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PROFESSIONAL 5x7 COLOR PORTRAIT AT JEWEL AUGUST 3, 4 and AUGUST 5, 1973 Fri. (August 3) 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Sat. (August 4) 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Sun (August 5) 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 3718 W. ELM ST. McHENRY, ILL. , Only One Per Subject. One Per Family. Groups Extra. No Age Limit. tn PAGE 4 • PLAINDEALER Legal Notice VILLAGE OF . McHENRY SHORES, ILLINOIS " TREASURER S REPORT Year Ended April 30,1973 y.< GENERAL FUND, r Cash balance, May 1,1975 $ ;ipts Building permits 1.540.12 Clerk ofcircuit court 15.00 County building code books 3.00 • Donations 4,985.69 Illinois income tax 1,867 48 •Licenses 1,061.50 , Liens 154.80 Total receipts and cash available 9,627.59 Disbursements < - Ace Hardware j Banker's Life Insurance Company Baxter and , .'Woodman, Inc. Howard Bieritz C.B Enterprises C.H.D. Company Kolleen Carroll • Census, Department of Commerce - .Color Tone .Commonwealth Edison Barbara Diebold Ed's Rental Ewald Proctor 'Associates ' William Ewald • 'Great Lakes Fire & Safety Equipment Co. Suzanne Gumprecht Donald Henderlong Hester Oil Co. Larry Hicks Deborah Hoffman Jeff Hoffman Illinois Bell Telephone Illinois Municipal League 26.28 77.13 800.00 82.20 40.00 79.20 26.2a 553.00 212.90 21.40 30.00 10.00 15.40 153.45 688.90 25.00 1.00 68.10 1.00 30.00 1.00 160.06 44.00 Johnson License Service 10.00 102.85 348.75 21.16 15.00 25.00 25.00 FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1973 Neumann Printing Service Karen Novotny Nunda Township Edwin Olbinski Payton Chevrolet, Inc. Petty Cash William Pinkonsly, Jr. William Pinkonsly, Sr. Pitney Bowes Richard Quinn Riverside Office Supply Clarence Schweikert Sears Roebuck & Co. Secretary of State Shot & Shutter Mildred Snively State of Illinois, Federal Surplus Property Section Suburban Office Supply Frank Thornber Co. Village of Fox Lake Earl Walsh Charles Werth Ray Wilkinson Sandra Mover Irene Mueller Kale Uniforms Rose Lillegard Don Milinac a Move Muelle Doris Monroe McHenry County Communications McHenry County Letter Service McHenry County Municipal Association McHenry County Surveying Company McHenry Plaindealer McHenry Printing Service 177.50 6.90 16.75 15.00 603.60 56.50 50.00 25.00 47.37 1.00 3.00 166.33 406.11 153.45 71.00 50.00 133.03 1.00 32.95 5.00 39.90 25.00 30.00 193.04 105.67 75.00 574.00 6.25 450.Op Total disburse­ ments Cash balance, April 30, 1973 9,111.73 515.86 MOTOR FUEL TAX FUND Cash balance, May 1,1972 Receipts Allotments, State of Illinois Interest Other 5,603.95 20.85 350.00 Total receipts and cash available 5,974.80 Disbursements Geske&Sons 3,345.50 McHenry State Bank 10.50 Total disburse­ ments Cash balance, April 30, 1973 3,356.00 2,618.80 Cash balance at April 30, 1973 Checking account Certificates of deposit 618.80 2,000.00 2,618.80 McHenry Rescue Squad 25.00 McHenry State Bank Narusis & Narusis 35.75 1,836.60 I, Rose Lillegard, Village Treasurer, Village of McHenry Shores, McHenry, 111., do solemnly swear the foregoing statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. Rose Lillegard (SEAL)' Scribed and sworn to before me this day July 31st, 1973 Beatrice Bieritz (Pub. Aug. 3,1973 Holiday Hills Karen Kottke 385-6675 ANNUAL HOME The annual Holiday Hills Homeowners Association picnic is slated for Sunday, August 5. There will be games, refreshments, entertainment and prizes galore! Bring your family and friends. See you there, the river beach lot, on Sunday. NEW RESIDENTS We would like to welcome the Dennis Daley family to our area. Although they have been residents since May 1, but it's never too late to welcome newcomers. The Daleys live on Hickory Street across from the beach. Dennis and Dorothy have four children, Mark, Lisa, Michael and Denise. They formerly resided in Naperville.. Dennis is a carpenter and spends his spare time boating and fishing. Dorothy and the children spend their leisure time swimming and gardening. As anyone driving down Hickory can see, the Daleys have one of the best looking gardens in the area. We hope the Daleys will enjoy many, many happy years in our area. FAMILY VISIT Bill and Pat Bruyn of Poplar Street have been enjoying a visit from Bill's parents, Bill, Sr., and Ruth Bruyn of Mesa, Ariz. The Senior Bruyns have spent the past few weeks visiting with Bill, Pat and their two grandchildren, Billy and Beth. They also have been making the rounds visiting relatives in the area. They also are taking a trip to Wisconsin to visit their other son and his family and a brother he hadn't seen in twelve years. The elder Bruyns will return for another short visit before they make their long journey back to Arizona. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT If you had noticed all the smiling faces on Cedar Street lately, it may be due to the arrival of Michelle Andrea Novak on Tuesday, June 26. Michelle was born with lots of black hair much to the delight of her parents, Erna and Mike Novak. Michelle was born in Condell Memorial Hospital in Mundelein. Michelle shares her parents affection with her sisters and brothers, Janice, 15 years, Tom/9, and Michael, Jr., 8. The only grandparent in the family is Adele Novak of Phoenix, Ariz. Welcome to the world, Michelle! ATTEND COUNTY FAIR Numerous members of the Kottke clan assembled at the Lake County Fair on Sunday. July 29. Larry and Sharon Kottke and their children, Laura and Chris, were there. Also my husband, Jim, and our four offspring, Ricky, Jimmy, Denise and Kristena. The families congregated on Uncle Irv Kottke's flatbed truck to watch the tracor pulling con­ test. Danny Kottke, Irv's son, entered his tractor into the small mower class and came away with fifth place. The younger children spent the day on the rides and side attractions at the fair. Everyone had a grand time. After the fair, Larry, Sharon, Uncle Irv, Aunt Rose, and Jim (who was elected to chauffeur the kids around) went.to a restaurant for a pizza and movies. It was a fun filled day for everyone. Since children never run out of energy, they were ready to go again the next day, but we "old folks" needed the next day to rest. HOUSE GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Harvey R. Beth of Holiday Drive had a house guest for a week in July. Mr. Beth's sister, Mrs. Henry Hartmann of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., visited them from July 17 through 24. They all had a very enjoyable time, but the visit was all too short. GET WELL WISHES We wish to express a get-well greeting to Harvey Beth who underwent surgery at Wood­ stock hospital on Monday, July 30. Mr. Beth is coming along Over 900,000 species of living animals and fowls have been classified by zoologists. Some 70 miles north of Sao Paulo, Brazil, is a community called Villa Americana, composed of some 500 families who migrated there from our southern states, after the Civil War. nicely and should be home soon. BIRTHD/ YS AND ANNIVE: LSARIES Hospital Pharmacy Tour Happy birthday wishes to Alan White, Aug. 7; Jay Wise, John Filip and Robbv Tackitt, Aug. 8; Mimi DeWin, Aug. 10. Happy anniversary greetings to Bob and Betty Powell on their special day August. 6. Annual Bible School Soon At Baptist Church DISCUSSION FINALIST Eighteen entrants have been named for the 1973 Illinois Farm Bureau Young Farmers discussion meet to be held Dec. 16 in Chicago during the Illinois Agricultural association annual meeting. The finalists are winners of six district discussion meets held throughout the state recently. Alternate for District l is David Gardner of Solon Mills. Other District 1 winners are from Stephenson, Winnebago and Lee counties. Guests in attendance came from hospitals in Aurora, Sandwich, Elgin, DeKalb, Geneva. DuPage and Del Nor. Participants included, from left, Patti Parisi, McHenry; and Deborah Wrona, Spring Grove, pharmacy technicians at McHenry hospital. ' (DON PEASLEY STAFF PHOTO) Too much hard work kills the desire to play. Trade at home. It pays me, you and everyone here. ENJOY THE GOOD LIFE AT JEWEL! ^/Wvw OF THE WEEK Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on July 3, A.D. 1973, a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning conducting and transacting the business known as MILLSTREAM REALTY, located at 3814 W. Elm St., McHenry, Illinois 60050. Dated this 3rd day of July, A.D. 1973. Vernon W. Kays County Clerk (Pub. July 20, 27 & Aug. 3,1973) Vacation Bible school will be held at First Baptist church in McHenry Aug. 6 to 17. Classes will start at 9 o'clock each week day morning and be over by 11:30. Two summer missionaries will be working and helping during the two weeks. Deborah Kay Baker of Corpus Christi, Texas, is a student at Delmar Junior college majoring in religious education. She hopes to become a missionary. Margaret Dee Bratcher from New Bern, N. Carolina, attends Wake Forest university in Winston-Salem. She hopes to be a Minister of Education and Youth. Buses will be running throughout the community to pick up children. Anyone in­ terested can call the church office for the schedule in any neighborhood. Parents' night is planned for Aug. 16, Thursday evening, at 7:30 p.m. Parents and friends of the children are invited to' come to the church for a fun fair. Booths will be set up in the gym, where the activities the children have been taking part in will be shared. Movies taken of the children during Vacation Bible school will also be shown. Pastor Virgle Chappell said, "We look forward to having a bigger and better Vacation Bible school this year. Teachers have planned a full program of learning and fun to make this a special summer treat for the children." TheGreater Fox Valley Pharmacy association hosted a floor-by-floor tour of the pharmacy units at McHenry hospital last week. Participants included, from left, Miss Dixie Welter, Pistakee Hills; and Mrs. Shirley Rowe, McHenry, pharmacy technicians at McHenry hospital. (DON PEASLEY STAFF PHOTO) WE'RE CUTTING 1HE ROSTER ON>U173$ DURING YOUR FORD TE4IVFS CLE4R4NCE SALE. ABE: Sure hate to put the '73 Fords on waivers, Melody MELODY: But we've got to clear em out. coach, to make room for the new '74 s ABE: That's why your Ford Team is celebrating our last big sale o(the year MELODY: It's the last big roar of the Roaring '73's! Your last chance for outstanding values Ford Ph. 385-2000 3936 West Main Street SALES and SERVICE McHenry YOUR FORDISM'S L4ST BIG RQ4R OF 1HE RO/IRING '73'S Tell 'em Abe and Melody sent you. MELODY: But hurry Our once-a-year Clearance Sale is for a limited time only ABE: So get off the bench and into your Ford Dealer's pronto ABE: MELODY: ABE: Right now you can get the lowest prices,of the year on Qjl the great '73 Fords ^ Lowest prices on LTD's and Galaxie 500's Lowest prices on Pmtos and Torinos Yes, the homeowner, far­ mer, businessman, all are exposed to many risks of loss. That is why 'pack­ age' policies were devel­ oped, to cover these igul- tiple risks at less cost than the separate policies ; The Stoffel and Reihans- j perger Insurance Agency ; offers a Homeowner, Farm owner, or Multi-Peril poli- ; cy to meet your complete i insurance n4eds. 1 STOFFEL and. REIHANSPERGEP INSURANCE AGENCY HERB REIHANSPERGER^-^^ BOB MORTELL C 3438 W. ELM \3^"V 385-0300 McHENRY, III. "Fre, Explosion, Theft, Vandalism, Liability....