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"1 PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY. JUNE 18. 197S Conservation Properties in McHenry County, Illinois, until 10:00 A.M. preva PAGE 8 Legal Notice Invitations for Bids Sealed bids are requested by the State of Illinois, Depart­ ment of Conservation, for the following repair and-or maintenance trades: Garbage & Refuse Disposal Services Hopper sizes - 10 yd. 6 yd. 4 yd. Monthly rental charge for hopper and pick up charge for prevailing time on hoppei/by size. Sealed bi<" bids will be received at McHenry Dam State Park, 914 South River Road, McHenry, Illinois 60050 for Department ot Monday, June 28,1976, at which time all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. All bids must comply with Sections 4 and 4A of the Illinois Fair Employment Practice Act, (111. Rev. Stat., No. Ch. 48, S 854 and 854A). Complete information in­ cluding specifics for bidding and bidding forms may be obtained from the Site Superintendent in charge of the above location. The owner reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any formality in the bids received whenever such rejection or waiver is in the best interests of the owner. State of Illinois Department of Conservation Date: June 1976 (Pub. Jun 18&23,1976) Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. McHENRY COUNTY. ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF Emma Freund, Deceased, FILE NO. 73-P-120 Notice is hereby given Pirsuant to Section 204 of the robate Act that a SUP­ PLEMENTAL AND AMEN­ DED INVENTORY was Sesented by the executor of e said estate, Mary Ann Draper, 555 Willow St., Rt. 4, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, whose attornev of record is John P. Biestek & Associates, 10 E. Campbell St., Arlington Heights, Illinois 60006, and said Supplemental and Amended Inventory was approved. ~ Claims may be filed against the estate of Emma Freund, deceased, on or before August 2,1976, (being the first Monday in the second month following the month in which the first publication is made) and any claims not filed on or before said date will be barred as to this estate in such sup­ plemental and amended in­ ventory- Claims against saidx. 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 Mary Ann Draper, 555 Willow St., Rt. 4, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin 53147, executor of the estate of Emma Freund, deceased, and her attorney, John P. Biestek & Associate^, 10 E. Campbell St., Arlington Heights, Illinois 60005. MARGARET O'NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub. June 4,11,18,1976) A f a v o r i t e s c a r f i s a rather short one with a hole through one side to pull the other end through. . Some of this summer's bags are reasonably priced and are most attractive. They are of various fabrics and yams with colorful dec­ orations. Others are knitted or crocheted and come in white or bone. Veterans Dominate "Battle Of Books" In the recently published honors list for the Siring semester at McHenry County college, veterans receiving federal benefits took an amazingly large piece of the "cake". While compiling only 19 percent of the total enrollment at MCC, veterans received over 30 percent of the honors. Nearly Iff quality choir A fine folding featuring new wide webbing In bright colors I L Reg. 6.87 A ready-to-go combo for all- around fishing pleasure No. 3490. 177V Rag. 21.97 i ft H mti h « m A MCMC CHAM The second half of a " p e r f e c t match" I Bright ' green ft white 5- 4-4 webbing. Rag. 13.47 hi 1 Converts In saconds to a camp stool, rilcnic chair, or Ishing chair. The ideal gift far the sporting Dad. Rag. 12.87 Mfgr. ^^66 $66 Naw and axcitlngl SX70 picture-taking at tha iowast prices avarl Mfgr. • $2 91 Remambar the holidays faravarl C110 20-axposure color film. Limit 2 par family. inn-Kola 10 Trolling Motor It has a single speed-electric fishing motor. Single clamp mounting and 7.8-amp. Draw at maximum thrust. Our Reg. 30.97 $m BankAmericaro s«®u Go«*» o\* 0\tf 59 1 Ask Abeat lew Cett Davolping Discount prlcos plus sarvica and quality add up to tromondous voluo. Comporo our film dovaloping prlcos and bo surprisod at tha savings I ft* Sfl (n?5aS cOttv^Toi V* BILLFOLDS BY SENTRA Top grain heavy cowhide billfolds REG. 6.17 & 5.76 NOW BOTH ARE ONLY (Sag ve :*-es^ cotw*^ 0iw £t * 3 It**** *•» ^•®7 ,w, S- 0«4 h ® ai .1 O*- WO**" %•/• * * \ . fcPiii • to\<» m ***** \% o* no* oV Ooo4 * doco Idea's Thaex Watches 20% Savo a fantastic 20% on ALL Man's Umax watchas ... sport stars, marllns, digitals, quartzamatlcs, calandar stylos ... and mora. Handsome acetate- nylon print shirts -- great with leisure suits. Save $2-$3 while they last. Rag. 8.86 8 9.87 NrksA I Great for your iMemorlai Day IPIcnlcl 100 sturdy [plastic forks ft [spoons per pkg. Rag. 15.87 MT RHNMf W Rag. 76c iv Tha parfact warm-up for Dad every morning. Modal No. 300. A STi-Mk IT >ve $2 on ,poiy*«t»r^conon wale shorts In asst. solid colors. Sises (30-42)., K«H Tm-I Top quality name • brand Toe shirts In pkg. of 3. Save $1 while they last. Rag. 5.43 Rag. 3.37 Great for Dad! All our 3.07 neckties NOW 2.07. Save $1. Rag. 3.87 ,100 f" Vapor W o n ' t throughI strong platas. s o a k Rag. 87c 117 PRICES EFFECTIVE AN., JUNE It TNRU SUN., JUNE 20 Rag. 1146.76 No. RES 134. FM-AM-FM starao radio with bullHn storeo 0-track playar. 13*' Halp Dad arganisa his workshop with this durable 2- drawer tool chest. No. 8667ft. OPEN DAILY 9-9 a SUNDAY TIL 6 Prlcos offacthro while quantities last. Wo rotorvo tha right to limit quantities. 4400 W. n*. 120 47 S Country Club Rd. McHonry, Illinois Woodtfock. Illinois Rag. 10.87 No. 220. 20 placa SAE Metric sockot sat by Ray one out of every four vets at­ tending* MCC got either high honors or honors in their in­ dividual field of study. There are many reasons for publishing these statistics. The most important, of course, is to congratulate these people for their diligence and academic excellence. The second reason is to show all the vets across the county that would like to be in school, but are fearful of not doing well, there are, people that can and do come out on top in the "Battle of the Books". Everyone is aware it is tax money that is funding the veteran's education. The ob vious question is-how often does the taxpayer get such a profitable return on his-her investment? State and Federal legislators have before them proposed legislation that will severely limit the individual ad­ vancement of our ex- servicemen. In the interest of good sound investments and appreciation for the patriotic service given by our veterans, they have been asked by the Illinois Veterans Congress to dispose of the ten-year delimiting date on any educational benefits. For those interested in any further veteran information, or if whoever cares to know more about the pending veteran legislation and how they can help, call the Office of Veteran Affairs at MCC, 455-3700, ex­ tension 264. II r i i j i College Honors [ 1 J Juris Doctor Degree Recipient To Join Law Firm Gary Lee Lockwood, son of Mrs. Luella Lockwood, 1701 N. Court street, McHenry, and the late Howard Lockwood, received a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from Northwestern university in commencement exercises held June 12. Lockwood is a 1965 graduate of McHenry Community high school. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Iowa Wesleyan college, Mt. Pleasant, la., in 1969. Uppn his graduation^ from Northwestern, he is joiningf a Chicago law firm. He lives at 2027 N. Woodlawn Park avenue, in McHenry with his wife, the former Cheryl Wittrock, and children. Parents Support Fund To Purchase "Cancer" House Parents who have children afflicted with cancer have taken a special interest in plans for providing a "home away from home" for families with youngsters being treated for the disease at Children's Memorial hospital. Ronald House, as it will be called, located close to the hospital, provides much needed overnight accommodations, which are inexpensive, or in some cases free. To obtain funds for the project, all proceeds from the sale of arctic orange shakes at McDonald's between June 21 and 27 will be set aside for this purpose. Contributions also can be sent to Ronald House, care of First National Bank of Highland Parti, P.O. Box 134, Highland Park, II., 60035. Really - Wife -- You swore at me last night in your sleep. Husband -- Who was asleep? Two New Installments "How do you like my new dress. Jack? I bought it on the installment plan." "Better take it back and get a few more install­ ments. We're going to a respectable party." Motorcycle Parts and Repairs aSPARk PLUGS aQlL a WINDSHIELDS aF AIRINGS •TIRES a TUBES •LUGGACjfc HACKS * CUSTOM PARTS. ALSO AVAILABLE MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE an McCullom Lake Rd. McHem; 385-1321 tfren MOO, thru Sat. 9-6