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PAGE if - PLAINDE ALER-WFDNESD A Y, JUNE 5, 1974 Legal Notice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS TIME AND PLACE OF ENING BIDS: Sealed for the vements described beiow be received at the office of: J The McHenrv Township Road District * 3703 North Richmond Road McHenry, Illinois 60050 ifiti Jttin til 10:00 A.M. DST, Monday, e 17, 1974. £ INSTRUCTIONS TO B I D D E R S : P l a n s , icifications and contract lments may be obtained the Consulting Engineers, irles W. Greengard Assoc., lc., 10002 Main Street, chmond, Illinois 60071, upon >osit of $15.00 (Fifteen liars). All plans shall be returned to the Engineer in good condition at the tirfte^of receiving bids. The amount of plan deposit to be refunded for (dans returned in good condition is as follows: *a. To Bidders - 100 percent refund for first set of plans. No round for extra sets. *b. To Non-Bidders - 50 percent refund for first set of plans. No refund for extra sets, •c. Plans not returned at time of receiving bids^No refund. 3,' PREQUAl/FICATtON OF BIDDERS: All bidders will submit a resume of similar p r o j e c t s p e r f o r m e d , enumerated as to location, type of work, approximate completion date, and supervising engineering or a r c h i t e c t u r a l f i r m . Additionally, all bidders will spbmit a list of equipment owned by or available to them f<yr the efficient persuance of the project. 4r REJECTION OF BIDS: The Township Road Commissioner T reserves the right to reject any or all bids and bidders and to waive all technicalities. 5. LOCATION OF WORK: Howe Road north of Wonder Lake between Wonder Woods Road and Greenwood Township line in McHenry County, Illinois. 6. DESCRIPTION OF WORK: Paving improvements with related earthwork, drainage, a n d m i s c e l l a n e o u s construction. 7. Bidder's Bonds will be accepted as bid security. By Order of Highway Commissioner Clarence Regner McHenry Township ' Road Dist. (Pub. June 5, 1974) Legal Notice PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF ILLINOIS ) COUNTY OF McHENRY ) )SS APPLICATION UNDER THE ILLINOIS MOTOR CARRIER OF PROPERTY LAW Before the Illinois Commerce Commission Docket No. 10575 MC Sub 3 To Whom It May Concern: transport such property to or from any point outside of such authorized area of operation for a shipper or shippers within such area. Authority now held by applicant as a Common Carrier under Certificate No. ILL. C.C. 10575 MC-C authorizes the transportation of the following commodities: Sand, gravel ana dirt within a fifty (50) mile radius of a point Five (5) miles Northwest of McHenry, Illinois, and to transport such property to or from any point outside of such authorized area of operation for a shipper or snippers within such area; also, sand, gravel and dirt to or from any point or points within the State of Illinois. Applicant now holds no other authority to operate as a motor carrier of property. The initial hearing on the application will be held at 10:00 o clock A.M. in the offices of the Illinois Commerce Commission at 160 N. LaSalle St., Chicago, Illinois, on the 20 day of June, 1974. DATED this 8th day of May, A.D., 1974. TONY AN BROS., INC. 512 West Bay Road McHenry, Illinois 60050 Principal place of business of applicant in Illinois will be: 512 West Bay Road, McHenry, Illinois. m.c. 72r praving reclassil The undersigned applicant eby give notice to the public that TONY AN BROS., INC. has VPPI wldr ( cJoodSloUs filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission, under and by virtue of The Illinois Motor Carrier of Property Law, as amended, an application for Extension of Existing Operating Authority as a Common Carrier to include transportation of, the following additional commodities: coal, coke, asphalt, fill, debris, stone, clay, fertilizer, fly ash salt, building materials, and aggregates; between points witnin a 60 mile radius of McHenry, Illinois, and . to Attorney Address: James R. Madler Suite 1000 327 South La Salle Street Chicago, Illinois 60604 (Pub. June 5,1974) and )SS Legal Notice State of Illinois ) County of McHenry) Joseph W. and Elenore C. Wagner have filed a Petition with the Village of Lakemoor Zoning Board of Appeals for a zoning reclassification from "R-i" Residential to "L-l" Light Industry. The intended purpose of this reclassification is to operate a heating business. The property commonly known as 542 W. Rand Rd. is located in the Village of Lakemoor and is legally described as follows: Part of the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 32. Range 9, East of the Third P r i n c i p a l M e r i d i a n . • Beginning on the West line of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 32 at a point 908.0 ft. South from the Northwest Corner thereof and running thence Easterly on the Southerly • Boundary of Block 1 as shown by the Plat of the ' Lily Lake Subdivision, recorded July 28, 1926, as Document No. 74254, in Book 5 of Plats, page 81 and said line extended being on a line forming an angle of 90v degrees, 9 min. to the left with a prolongation of the last described course for a distance of 330.0 ft.; thence Southerly on the Westerly Boundary of Lakeview Dr. as shown by the aforementioned Plat of Lily Lake Subd. being on a-line forming an angle of 90 degrees, 9 min. to the right; with a prolongation of the last described course for a distance of 387.7 ft. to the center of State Highway 120; Westerly in the center of said State Highway, - being on a curved line to the right (radius equal to 1,585.0 ft.) being on a line forming an angle (which is tangent to said curve at said last mentioned point) of 100 degrees, 48 min. to the right with a prolongation of last described Course for a distance of 345.5 ft. to an intersection with the West Line of the Southeast Quarter of said Section 32; thence North on said line for a distance of 286.88 ft. to the place of beginning (excepting and reserving therefrom the State Highway) in McHenry County, Illinois. The hearing on this Petition will be held on June 25,1974 at 8 p.m. in the Council Room of the Municipal Building of the Village of Lakemoor. Village of Lakemoor Zoning Board of Appeals (Pub. June 5, 1974) Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF Malita Rhinelander Deceased, FILE NO. 74-P-140 Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters TESTAMENTARY were issued on May 27,1974, to Sylvia Mauer, 2120 South Colby Drive, McHenry, Illinois, whose attorney of record is Laurie W. Larson, Jr.;i630Vi S. State St., Belvidere, 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, Woodstock, Illinois, and copies thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attorney. MARGARET O'NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub. June 5,12,19,1974) The traditional Chinese dish, Chop Suey, is unknown in China. It was developed in N.Y.C. in 1894, by a Times Square restaurant. Many Junior High Graduates The following ^students will receive diplomas at McHenry Junior high school Thursday, June 6,' at 7 p.m. Deborah Sue Adams Ricky Lee Adams David Alan Alderman Charles E. Aldorowski Cathy A. Alexeyuk Sheila J. Barry Brian Scott Becker Cynthia M. Becker Michael S. Becker Theresa J. Bender Cynthia Sue Beyer Dennis M. Biggs Julia Lynn Bittermann Lori Sue Blunkenhorn Diane Lynn Bockhorst Stephen C. Borter Matthew Dean Brechel Thomas M. Broderick'J James Joseph Buenzli Danielle A. Buffum Titnothy C. Byers Patricia Sue Chappel ^ David/E. Chapman Steven R. Christmann Derrick Christy James B. Clark Richard William Connell Lori Lynn Conway Karen Renee Cook Timothy D. Comwell Rondi Ellen Cunat Andrew A. Davidson, Jr. Lawrence Deja Deborah Ann Dercole Diana Rea Engelhardt Mark Fairbum Kimberily D. Fink Christopher J. Fleming Walter Thomas Foreman Kimberly Dawn Franklin Jill R. Freund Timothy M. Freund Timothy T. Frisby Michael Peter Gende Candy Sue Gibbs Darla Kathleen Gilio Pamella Sue Gough Jewel does more than youcl expect MICiS IFflCTIVf, UNUSS OTHHWISI INDICATfD TMU«S . JUNI 6 THRU SUNDAY, 9 AT AIL jfWtl STOCK IN COOK. IAKI. DUPAGE AND MCHENRY COUNTIES (EXCLUDING RIVIR OAKS AND ilOIN) ONLY SMOKED MEATS. LUNCHMiATS. POULTRY ANO FROZEN FISH AND SEAFOOD ARE AVAILABLE AFTER SIX P.M. WEEKDAYS AND ALL DAY SUNDAY AND HOI DAYS Take Advantage Of These Savings As You Plan A Trip To Jewel! A STREET, • 3718 W. ELM McHENRY, ILLINOIS. PRODUCE HMCIS IFFICnVI THRU SAT.. JUNi • ONiVB Visit The Land Off The Fresh And The Heme Off The Crisp! TENDER - FLORIDA Sweet Corn USDA CHOICE Watermelon USDA CHOICE LARGE - 9 SIZE Honeydew Melon l69d 2 LBS NET WT EACH SUB STORES REFRESHING Limes 9C STORES LB. 39 CRISP^̂ ^̂ H IRomaine USDA CHOICE Lazy Summer Days Call Par Fixin's Prom The Super Chef! GREAT FOR SANDWICHES Roast Beef Round REG *1.75 Vi LB. '/2 LB. GERMAN Potato Salad CREAMY LB Kidney Bean Salad Available Jewels with Chef's Kitchens Make A Sweet Step By The Bwrny Pastry Shop! REG 99" FRESHLY BAKED Lemon Sweet Rolls e Average weight it 80 lbs. ith a "cutting loss" of between 20-28%. For ex ample, with a 20% lost, net weight would be 64 lbs (tBurny6Bros. U.S.D A. CHOICE WHOLE SQUARE CUT Beeff Chuck uttingpe7 depending foru»nc5 weig™ TASTY -- COFFEE CAKE DELICIOUS 99< Banana Parfait Pie Cinnamon Cluster CHERRY VALLEY CHERRY VALLEY Asparagus Cut Spears Early June Peas 612 01. CANS HOURS* 8 AM til 11 PM thru SAT., 9 AM til 6 PM SUNDAY U.S.D.A. CHOICE -- BEEF ROUND Rotisserie or Rump Roast U.S.D.A. CHOICE -- BEEF Rib Roast or Rib Steak U.S.D A. CHOICE -- BEEF ROUND Sirloin Tip Roast Larger Cuts Of Fine Jewel Meats! Looking for ways to stretch your meat dollars? Then, you'll be interested in this exciting offer from Jewel. This week/Jewel brings you special savings on larger portions of meats. All prices include expert cutting by your Jewel market man, individual wrapping, and bagging. So, make an appointment with your Jewel butcher. Then, you choose your cut, watch while it's weighed and have it cut ac­ cording to your own specifications. And, save in the bargain I • Average weight it 80 lbs. * Average weight is 30 Ibt. with a "cutting lo»»" of with a "cutting loti" of between 20-30%. For ex- between 10-15%. For ex­ ample, with a 20% lost ample, with'a 10% loo, net weight would be 64 lbs. "eight would be 27 lb*. US .OLA. CHOICE U.S.D.A. CHOICE WHOLE WHOLE Beef Round Beef Rib 99c!l** MARY DUNBAR CHOPPED OR LEAF Frozen Spinach J0OZ. PKG REG. 20' Kathleen Louise Graef Barbara Ann Grandt Blaise Christopher Grenke Gloria Jean Greve Lee Carl Griesbach Rafael V. Guzman l Gerald Robert Haines Teresa Jane Hampton Denise Marie Hannula Peggy Lynn Hansen Thomas M. Hapke Robert Thomas Harris Robin Lee Harris Brian E. Harvey David J. Henshall Calvin D. Hoff John D. Honning Thomas Michael Hughes Timothy Patrick Hughes 4 Gerald Joseph Huska Gerald James Hutchinson Leslie R. Jende Dennis E. Jeschke . # Judith A. Johnson \ Tammie Lee Johnson Theresa Ann Johnson Laura D. Kasper Michael L. Kathan Donald Ray Keith Philip John Kent Sherry Patrice Kiser Lisa Marie Kivley Jeffrey Scott Koehler David H. Kotiw Kevin Scott Lane Mary M. Lange Gary Michael Lenzie Laura Lei Lescher Lori Ann Lilly Daniel Harold Lindahl Sandra L. Lindahl David William Linville Penny Sue Linville Micky Wayne Lively Annette Marie Loser Michael Joseph Loser Robert John Lunkenheimer Michael Scott McCarron Michael Allen McClure Mary Ann McNeill Noe Maldonado Patricia Marie Maras Dolores Ann Maxwell John Alan Maxwell Thomas Richard Michelsen Sandra Lee Miller Deborah Lynn Mitsche Mary C. Moran , Anthony James Morowski Susan Marie Nodurft Ronald Joseph Nolte Fred Robert Nootbaar Tammy Marie O'Leary Lisa Jane Olsen Jonathan Arthur Ortman Jayne Ellen Otterson Dianne Marie Pacewicz John Eric Palmer Kathleen Ann Palmer Jeffrey Scott Partenheimer Timothy Thomas Pender Ronald James Pepping Thomas Russell Pepping Brian Geojge Pienschke William Russell Pinkonsly James Leo Pinkstaff Charles William Pintozzi David Robert Pliner Dean Arthur Pries Susan Judith Prust Marquitta Jan Rasmussen Anita Marie Rebel b Shaun Edward Riley Gregory J. Roberts James E. Robertson Cynthia Jean Roemmelt Sandra Lynn Rohrer Mary Beth Rossetti Rodney Rouse David F. Salerno Susan Ann Schaefer Tammy Jo Scheib Steven Lorenz Schey Jeffrey D. Sek Lloyd Mark Sharp Geralyn G. Smith Joseph John Smith Patricia Marie Smith Jason L. Sparks Jeffrey Lane Spears Craig B. Stackhouse Jr. James J. Stoffel Thomas Gilbert Sweeney Joseph Michael Szerszen Jr. Kathryn E. Thomas William G. Thomas Thomas G. Thompson Tammy J. Thurlwell Dean Scott Unger Lucinda Jo Voigt Lenice G. Wagner Linda Marie Walter Beth Marie Weber Russell Scott Weingart Michael Kenneth Williams Dawn Marie Wilson Dennis James Wilson • Keem Lee Woodward Mary Kaye Wynveen Cassandra Annette York Wendy Kay Young Raymond C. Yurevich Alan George Zinke Final Montini Exercises Set For June 5 The following are Montini school graduates: Brian E. Adams Mary P. Apple Ann K. Bolger Deborah A. Boro Terrene* J. Boro Lawrence M. Braidman Volney E. Brown Jr. Annette M. Burger Danielle Byron Thomas A. Carey Maribeth Coughlin Dorothy M. Cusack * •< >« David S. Dalton Darlene H. Diedrich Anne L. duChelas Patricia M. Elliott Lisa A. Erjavec Cynthia L. Etten Kathryn A. Fallow Steven M. Pino Charlotte A. Freund Daniel A. Freund Debra C. Freund Dennis M. Freund Sheila M. Gerrard Michael J. Golbeck Jeffrey M. Granger Todd A. Harrison Susan K. Herrmann Thomas D. Hiller Paul R. ink John Ippolito Patricia L. Jabionski Linda M. Janik Laurie A. Johnson Mark A. Ketchum David J. Stephen J. Knox Michele L. Koch Linda M. Koffend Daniel J. Krysiak Kerry M. Ku|awa Barbara A. Kuna Maureen O'Connor Timothy J. Lami Brenda M. Lawrence Leah M. Lennon Susan M. Ludwig Kimberly M. Martin Ronald J. Mauer Erich P. Meissner Robert J. Michels Daniel P. Miller Kevin R. Miller Kevin M. Moehling Thomas P. McDonough David A. Nett Christine F. Nicolai Renee M. Nickels James C. Noga Daniel J. Nye SbRdra L. Peterson Ernest A. Pieroni Alfrin o. ReinboMt Michael T. Riley Elisa\iybak Patricia A. Schabow Susan M. Schaefer Ronda E. Schiller Douglas L. Schmitt Timothy M. Schmitt Kathleen M. Schweder Robert J. Sharp Debra L. Sahughnessy Ann M. Snyder Richard H. Steege Kevin M. Stilling Sandra L. Straumann Deborah R. Suchor Paul L. Tansey Janet L. Thompson Carol M. Verstege James U. Wagner Robert J. Wegener Peter J. Wilt Debra A. Wirti Jane M. Zimmerman ASCS Official Talks Of Disaster Payments Producers in McHenry county are checking thoroughly into the disaster payment provisions of the 1974 feed grain, wheat and cotton programs administered by the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service (ASCS). "We want to do all we can to explain how producers become eligible for prevented planting and low yield payments", said Jimmie D. Lucas, executive director of the county ASCS office. Prevented planting means that the farmer is unable to plant because of severe natural disaster striking at planting time prevented him from planting. Low yield is when a disaster seriously affects the potential yield of a crop after planting. In the case of wheat and feed grains, if the producer is prevented by a disaster from planting an acreage of annual non - conserving crop at least equal to the sum of his wheat and feed grain allotments, he may qualify for a prevented planting payment. (Annual non • conserving crops normally planted in this county are oats, soybeans, wheat, rye and canning crops. Low yield payments apply only to program crops of wheat, corn, grain sorghum, barley and cotton that have been planted, but a natural disaster such as hail, excessive rainfall, extended drought, or flood totally destroys the crop of reduces the potential yield substantially below normal. Lucas emphasized that if a disaster prevents a farmer from planting his crop acreages or severely damages a planted program crop acreage after planting, he should immediately report it to the ASCS office. Participation in these programs is open to all farmers regardless of race, color, creed, sex, or national origin, and an intention to participate must be filed by June 15 to be accepted. some count blessings, but most count bruises. For Your Information Dear friends, The funeral director is there to help. He cannot escape what has happened to those who seek his service. He must enter into their situation understandingly. That is, he must comprehend the feeling of despair and guilt of those who have lost their loved one. In this way he contributes to the healing pro­ cess that is necessary to make the lives of the bereaved whole again. Respectfully, PETER/VIJUSTEN & SON FUNERAL HOME McHenry, Illinois . 385-0063