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Legal Notice VILLAGE OF McCULLOM LAKE, ILLINOIS TREASURER S REPORT For the Fiscal Year ended March 31, 1973 TOTAL CASH AT APRIL 1,1972 $12,912.55 GENERAL CORPORATE FUND Receipts: Building Permits Dog Licenses Police Fines Tavern Licenses County Treasurer-Tax Distribution Retailers Occupation Tax Illinois Income Tax Interest on Savings Acct. Revenue Sharing Expenditures: Salaries: President - George Luto Treasurer - John Boyle Village Attorney - Samuel Diamond Clerk - Karen Parks Trustees - Monty Yates Ray Larv Eugene Huff Eugene Frost Allan McKim Sinclair Morris Civil Defense - Marie Sladek Dog Pound Expense - McHenry Animal Hospital Dues: McHenry County Municipal Assoc. Illinois Municipal League Northern 111. Planning Comm. Insurance: Frank Low Earl Walsh Police: Salaries - Donald Milbratz Robert Simmons Earl Keller Wm. Milbratz Earl Murray Roy Watson Arthur Sullivan Myra Murray - Police Matron Gas & Oil Repairs Insurance & Bond Supplies Telephone and Communications Secretary of State McHenry County Communications Radicom Inc. Great Lakes 580.00 226.00 1,298.60 2,250.00 6,667.65 417.40 7,085.51 410.05 3,474.00 Legal Notice STATE OF ILLINOIS * ) )SS COUNTY OF McHENRY ) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS EUGENE FREUND and PAUL ) FREUND d/b/a/ S.H. FREUND) & SONS, ) Plaintiffs ) vs. ) ROY J. MILLER and UN- ) KNOWN OWNERS, ) Defendants ) No. 73-2340 /- NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO: Roy J. Miller «, 1500 N. Chapel Hill McHenry Illinois - Notice is hereby given that you are summoned and required to fUe an ̂ nswer in his case, or ofh< appearance :lerk of this court, CouH House, file your , in the office ot the this case, or cfherwis 3 2200 N. Seminary Avenue (Route 47) Woodstock, Illinois, within thirty (30)days after Sept. 12, 1973, date of first Biolication. IF YOU FAIL TO O SO, A JUDGMENT OR DECREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE COMPLAINT. WITNESS, September 7,1973. Margaret O'Neil Clerk of Court (Pub. Sept. 12,19,26,1973) Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF Bertha Berger Deceased, FILE NO. 73-P-248 Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters TESTAMENTARY W.S. Parley & Co. McHenry Disposal Hughes-Tree Removal Rent: Clerks Office-Karen Parks Treasurer Office - John Boyle Office and Board Expense - Postage & Supplies Telephone-Illinois Bell Audit Publication of Notices - McHenry Plaindealer Woodstock Daily Sentinel Meeting Expenses Legal Services - Sam Diamond Street Maintenance Commonwealth Edison Audrey Walgenbach - Taxes Snow Removal Building Inspection - Frank Kurth Miscellaneous $22,409.21 190.00 160.00 425.00 405.00 90.00 100.00 75.00 85.00 90.00 95.00 10.00 25.00 20.00 50.00 454.00 10.00 3,451.58 395.25 27.00 492.00 500.00 147.00 75.00 9.00 558.00 520.72 851.00 600.49 129.00 5.00 123.25 145.00 58.80 15.75 300.00 490.00 405.00 160.00 46.76 38.45 375.00 238.50 48.40 255.40 641.10 890.10 63.33 67.26 970.02 435.00 67.39 Excess Receipts over Expenditures STREET AND ALLEY FUND Receipts: Tax Distribution Expenditures: Street Repairs - H.J. Curran Const. Excess of Expenditures over receipts VEHICLE TAX FUND Receipts: Vehicle Tags Expenditures: Purchase Vehicle Tags-Vernon & Sons Street Lighting-Commonwealth Edison Street Repair Excess Receipts over Expenditures ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND Receipts: County Collector-Tax Distribution Expenditures: Street Repair Misc. Excess receipts over Expenditures TOTAL CASH AT MARCH 31,1973 MOTOR FUEL TAX Cash on Hand 3-31-72 Receipts: Motor Fuel Tax Allotment Interest Income Expenditures: Lakeland Construction Co. Baxter & Woodman Cash on Hand 3-31-73 $15,879.55 $ 6,529.66 2,837.90 7,945.68 ($ 5,107.78) 2,438.00 94.00 687.45 468.80 1,250.35 $ 1,187.75 1.774.75 171.00 905.76 1.076.76 697.99 $16,220.17 4,388.68 10,002.36 432.26 10,434.62 14,823.30 890.35 32.17 922.52 $13,900.78 were issued on September 10, 1973, to Harry P. Stinespring, Jr., 3329 N. Bay View Lane, I, Marie McKim, Village Treasure^ Village of McCullom Lake, Illinois do solemnly swear the foregoing statement is true to the best of my belief. Marie McKim (Pub. Sept. 19,1973) 1974 Chevrolet A better-than-ever way. When the wheel belongs to you, the road goes anywhere you say And it's so much better with a '74 Chevrolet. Caprice Classic Introducing an elegant motor car, just asking to be enjoyed. Outside: an imposing new grille and, on the Coupe, a distinctive new roof line. Inside: peace, quiet and convenience. With standard power steering to do most of the turning, standard power front disc brakes to do most of the stopping, and a standard Turbo Hydra-matic transmis­ sion to do the shifting. If you want the luxury and comfort of a car that leaves little else for you to do but enjoy the ride, you don't have to look beyond the '74 Caprice Classic. However, the freedom of the open road begins with the freedom of choice: Monte Carta You'd think its looks were everything, until you drive it. It has steel-belted radial tires and a refined radial-tuned suspension. Power steering and power front disc brakes. We think you'll appreciate how well it handles, how smoothly it rides. For it's as elegant mechanically as it is in appearance. VegaGT. This year's version of last year's Motor Trend Economy Car of the Year. (And Car and Driver Readers' Choice as Best Econ­ omy Sedan for the last three years.) W ith a reshaped nose, bigger bumpers, nicer carpet­ ing, new stripes and new colors. Plus more good things to make it better. See what it's like to drive a winner. Camaro. The way it looks is the way it goes. Quick, sleek and nimble. With a low, wide stance, responsive steering. And comfort that's rare in a car that handles so well. Plus classic new styling, and plushness from the cut-pile carpeting up. m MaKbu Classic A luxury Chevelle, new this year. With full foair seats. A fold-down front armrest. Wood-grained vinyl accents. Elegant inner door panels. Extremely tasteful upholstery and cut-pile nylon carj>eting. That's just inside. The exterior is just as classic, in char­ acter and in detail, as the interior. Yet, it remains mid-size. And, it remains all Chevelle. With Chevelle han­ dling and at a Chevelle price. Now that you've looked, come and see the new Malibu Classic-and all the 1974 Chevrolets. The ones shown here, plus Impala, Nova, Corvette, pickups, vans and all our new cars and trucks. Chevrolet Buildinĵ a better wSy to At your Chevrolet dealer) Sept. 20 West Shore Beach Connie Schmidt McHenry, Illinois, whose at­ torney of record is Stinespring & Stinespring Suite 2610 One First National Plaza, Chicago, Illinois. Claims may be filed within 6 months from the date of issuance of Letters and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House, Wood­ stock, Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attornev. MARGARET O'NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub. Sept. 19,26 and Oct 3, 1973) POLITICAL CORNER Senate Head Will Attend Schaffer Dinner The president of the Illinois State Senate, William C. Harris (R-Pontiac), will attend the Sept. 21 dinner honoring 33rd District Senator Jack Schaffer of Cary, it was announced by William Stripp. William Stripp, chairman of Citzens for Schaffer and sponsor of the dinner, said Harris will join Congressman John B. Anderson in paying tribute to Sen. Schaffer at the dinner to be held at the Cloven Hoof restaurant in Marengo. Sen. Harris is the first member of the Senate to be elected president of the body following adoption of the new Illinois constitution. Previously the lieutenant governor Boyd Knaack New President Of Property Owners On Sept. 8 our new officers were elected by a large number of subdivision residents. The following were elected to the West Shore Beach Property Owners' Association: President - Boyd Knaack, Vice- President - Harold Johnson, , Secretary - Martha Dignan, Treasurer - Joe Finiello, Financial Secretary - Helen Mohlman. Their offices will be effective on January 1, 1974. The residents who were present for the election included: Bev and Harold Johnson, Marie Wqirer, Mrs. Radlein, Lyall ( Andersen, Betty and Boyd Knaack, Eunice and Doc Besing, ,Pete Knuth, Ann Garrelts, Dorothy DiMauro, Pat and Bill Mohlman, Jr., Erna and Ed Piatt, Henry and Katherine Aiss^n, Joe Finiello, Dolores Jaburek, Sam Bottari, Beatrice and Clara Ehler, Martha Dignan, Fred and Sue Sukupcak, Kurl Erickson, Geanette and Joe McHale, Mildred Giddings^ Henry and Phyllis Koda, Stanley and Florence Kozimor, Connie and Fred Schmidt, Bjll and Helen Mohlman. The picnic that followed was a big success even though the wind off the lake was a little chilly. The children as well as the adults enjoyed the many games and entertainment for the afternoon. Those who brought prizes were very generous and everyone ap­ preciated your willingness to give. It was a fine turnout and those who made the arrangements must also be congratulated for their un­ selfish efforts. If some of you presided over the senate. Harris also serves as majority leader. Congressman Anderson will be the featured speaker at the dinner honoring Schaffer. The dinner will be preceded by a 6 p.m. reception. PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19,1973 showing that hidden pile of trash or rubbish. Start to think about the storm windows and the new coat of paint they may need. If we all begin before the snow our subdivision will be prepared and look even better when everything becomes barren. 385-7841 happened to miss the day we hope youjpan come to the next subdivision function. The best of luck to our new officers! YOUTH ACTIVITIES Does your son or daughter belong to the Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, chorus, band, 4-H, or other organization or club? We would like to know what our children are doing with their free time. Everyone is usually proud of their outside interests and it would also be nice to let others know too. Please let me know what kinds of activities your children are involved in either at school, church, or at home. Recognition of these interests lets them know you're a parent who really cares. LADIES' OPINIONS If you haven't already been approached by a member of the Women's auxiliary with a questionnaire, you may have had a little paper left in your door. Please read it carefully and fill out your honest an­ swers. A new name for the Women's Auxiliary is being submitted by various ladies of the community to interest new members. With the cooperation of the ladies and with the help of your opinion the Women's Auxiliary will be able to determine what problems must be solved. A new-catchy title would bring more spirit and liveliness to the group. Especially younger ideas are being welcomed to let the rest of the ladies know why you don't attend. Please help us by filling out the questionnaire and returning it to Connie Schmidt or Cindy Erickson. WINTER'S COMING With fall here and winter close behind it means property owners should begin preparing now to allow enough time for outside home repairs and improvements. With leaves falling rapidly much raking needs to be done to allow next spring's grass to grow even better. The large weeds will be dying soon and will begin PERSONALS A lucky day for Danielle ; Johnson was Sept. 7 when the pretty miss became 7 years old. Hope you had many happy birthday wishes. Lyall and Chet Andersen had to shorten their camping trip at Chippewa Falls when Chet became ill; however he has recovered quickly and is doing just fine now The Andersens also helped the rest of their family entertain a niece, Suzanne Murphy, from Los Angeles, Calif. Suzanne, who hadn't been back in McHenry for 25 years, is the daughter of Lyall's sister, Mrs. Jean Springfellow. Suzanne returned home with her brother, who is stationed in New Mexico with the Air Force. It certainly was an enjoyable week's visit for the Andersen household. News is only a phone call away. OPINION ON VOTE Attorney General William J. Scott has held in an official opinion that Illinois voters cannot be registered to vote in two different counties at the same time. Scott's opinion held further that election officials can deny registration to any individual who refuses to cancel a previous registration in another county. The opinion, given to Coles County State's Attorney John J. McCarthy Jr., dealt specifically with the matter of registering Illinois students attending Eastern Illinois university in Charleston, but the Scott opinion applies to all qualified Illinois voters. Long trousers (as compared to knee-length ones) were the trademark of followers of the French Revolution of 1789, as Tack of razor blades typified the members of the Cuban Revolution. General Electric CU. FT. 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