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SECTION 2 - PAGE 10 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1978 (Continued from page 9) IT 2* 21 SAMPSON SEX 6 CO *1LY AKE SUB VILL OP LKMR 0030 55002S 400-037 LI K;il *8f6TiL"i>ELlNQUENT 8.31X LT 38 BLK 21 SAMPSON SEX fc CO LILY LAKE SUB OR 513 P 317 JOHN F M 0 : l] VILL OP LKMR 10-32-480-038-0030 CHASE, IE, J O H N F M D T O T A L D E L I N Q U E N T B . 3 1 X I T 3 9 B L K 2 1 S A 4 P S 3 N S E X 6 C O L I L X L A K E S U B D R 5 1 3 P 3 8 7 V I L L O F L K M R 1 0 - 3 2 - 4 8 1 - 0 1 3 - 0 0 3 0 B E R G M A N , J O H N h M A 3 L E M T O T A L D E L I N Q U E N T 3 2 . 3 0 L T 1 3 B L K 2 5 S A M P S O N S E X f c C O L I L * L A K E S U B D R 3 4 4 P 2 4 3 V I L L J F L K M R 1 0 - 3 2 - 4 9 1 - 0 1 4 - 0 0 3 0 B E R G 4 A N . J O H N f c * A B L E " • T O T A L D E L I N Q U E N T 3 2 . 3 0 L T 1 4 B L K 2 5 S A M P S O N S E X « . 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W a l g e n b a c h , T r e a s u r e r a n d e x - o f f i c i o C o u n t y C o l l e c t o r , o f s a i d M c H e n r y C o u n t y , Illinois, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a list of delinquenUands, lots and blocks upon which taxes remain due and unpaid for the year, A.D. 1977, together with the owner's name, if known, the amount due thereon for taxes, and the year for which the same is due; I hereby give notice that an application will be made to the Circuit Court of the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit of McHenry County, Illinois on the 2nd day of November, 1978, for judgment against the above described lands, lots and blocks in the said County for taxes for the year, together with interest and costs due to become due serverally thereon, or as much of the said taxes and costs as may then remain due and unpaid and that an application also will be made to the Circuit Court of the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit at the time and place above mentioned for an order to sell lands and lots for the satisfaction of said taxes and costs. And I do hereby also give notice that all lands, lots and blocks in the above and foregoing list, and for which such order of sale will be made, will be exposed at Public Sale, at the McHenry County Court House in Woodstock, Illinois, on Monday, the 13th day of November, 1978, commencing at 9:00 AM Central Time for the amount of said taxes, interest and costs as provided by law, unless prevented by previous payment. D A T E D a t W o o d s t o c k , i n s a i d C o u n t y o f M c H e n r y , t h i s 2 5 d a y o f O c t o b e r , 1 9 7 8 , a t W o o d s t o c k , I l l i n o i s . A U D R E Y R W A L G E N B A C H M c H e n r y C o u n t y T r e a s u r e r a n d e x o f f i c i o C o u n t y C o l l e c t o r S u b s c r i b e d a n d s w o r n t o b e f o r e m e t h i s 2 5 t h d a y o f O c t o b e r , 1 9 7 8 , a t W o o d s t o c k , I l l i n o i s . ( S ) V E R N O N W . K A Y S , C o u n t y C l e r k . (Pub. Oct, 25, 1978) Lakemoor-Lilymoor Margaret Karas 385-4934 Area Student Earns Flight Rating at U of I Among the students at the 1'mversity of Il l inois at l ' r- hana Champaign who earned torty-one aircraft pilot cer t ificates and flight ratings during the summer was Bar­ bara A Krebs. 2105 west Country lane. McHenry. who received a commercial- instrument pilot rating There were nineteen private pilot certificates earned, which encompassed the following ratings eleven commercial- instrument pilot. f ive multiengine land aircraft pilot, two certified flight instructor, two commercial pilot, one instrument flight instructor and one instrument pilot All were earned through ground and flight courses given at the Universitv of Il l inois Willard airport by the in sti tute 's pilot training depart ment headed by Professor Omer Benn For many students, the courses are directly connected with future careers in aviation and other fields For others, flying is an auxiliary skill comparable to driving an automobile * * * * We're now ready for the autumn business pickup. Stop-Over For Canadian Geese Lily Lake in i ts present condition, has given enjoyment of a different variety to bird watchers Canadian geese have found our lake, and are using it as a stop-over on their fl ight south Seeing the big birds land in the water and hearing their "honks" enroute. is a beautiful happening The count Friday morning was twelve As these geese mate for life, i t is always heartwarming to see an even number The Lily Lake Conservation ciub is sti l l planning a fall program of spoils preparation George Garbacz is in charge of this operation Insurance is sti l l the big hang up. but hopefully . an answer will be found before the ground freezes TRICK N TREAT The monsters, R2D2's. ghosts, hippies, bums, etc. , will be fil l ing their bags next Tuesday Richard Hyatt. Lakemoor president, has proclaimed Trick 'n ' Treat t ime to be from 4 to 6:30 p.m. on Oct 31 The 6:30 deadline was enacted to avoid having children out after dark All parents in our area are asked to observe this same time limit, to avert any accidents or unhappmess which might happen later at night Some children may be collecting for UNICEF, the organization which assists handicapped children Hope everyone will make the assorted T&T's welcome, and will get into the spirit of fun and games, and be watchful that the li t t le ones get home safely VILLAGE NEWS The village meeting held at 200 CAR FRONT DOOR PARKING 4400 W. RTE. 120, McHENRY, ILL RT. 47 AND COUNTRY CLUB RD. WOODSTOCK, ILL. HORNSBYS ^ family centers -- Open Doily 9 'til 9 Sunday 10 'til 6 « « • > s cornssr SATURDAY, OCT. 2b TIME 10:00 A.M. Halloween Costume Contest and Parade AGE GROUPS WEE ONES 3 to 5 yrs. LITTLE KIDS 6 to 9 yri. BIG KIDS 10 to 12 yrt. . \ •5°° TO BE AWARDED TO WINNER OF EACH AGE GROUP ALL PARTICIPANTS WILL RECEIVE A QUARTER Independent Judges will base their opinions on appearance (whimsical characters) and or shock value (monsters, witches, etc. See our MONSTER-OUR selection of Halloween Costumes, Lanterns, Masks, Wigs, etc. with friendly price tags. Complete assortment of trick or treat Halloween cor.dy from all the famous candy makers. the Lakemoor Municipal building on Oct 12. was a busy- one. ending after 11 p.m. Committee appointments were made for the coming year, with the trustees serving as chairmen Problems or questions should be channeled through the following persons and their committees: Finances-Edna Garbacz; Public property-Connie O'Rourke Streets and roads- Margaret Coughlin; Or­ dinances-Walter Para; Building and zoning-William Sinkler; Licenses-Harry Brady; Water and Sanitation- Walter Para Village clerk, Pat Morrison, may be called at 385- 1117 for general information. The final papers for the Venice drive bridge have been signed Lakeland Construction of McHenry was awarded the contract The next meeting of the Lakemoor officials will be Nov 9 Plan to attend and see your village in action LOCAL WEDDING Oct 14 was a very special day in the lives of Miss Mary Margaret Pierce and Mr Larry Frank Vitek It was the last day that Mary Margaret was of­ ficially known as "Pierce", and when she accepted the new- responsibili t ies and joy of a marriage relationship under the name of Vitek Mary Margaret was the third daughter of Isabelle and Willard Pierce to be married this year Each wedding gown was made by Isabelle, replicas of her own wedding gown Every bride had her own distinctive decorations and marriage ceremonies, so each one was different and special The Pierces are finally able to relax, and look back over this year of hectic planning and work, and enjoy the memories of the beautiful weddings their three daughters had in 1978 This has been a good year, hasn't i t9 L.L L.L The Lily Lake Ladies league had its business meeting last Wednesday evening, followed by its favorite game. Bunco Hostesses Marie Hyatt and Lu (iravenstuk provided and served the refreshments, and were also the recipients of the first ' and second prizes, respectively Sophie Paterson won third, and Helen Para, lx>oby The previous social meeting on Oct. 4 featured Joan Delatorre and Jean Dember as hostesses, who won no prizes Marie Hyatt had a first . Julia Kraus, second, and Helen Para, third, and Connie O'Rourke, booby Anyone wishing to join this ladies group, should contact Lu Gravenstuk. publicity chair­ man. CONDOLENCES Mrs. Anna Glab. age 81, mother of Arthur DeNayer of Lakemoor, died in Chicago. Oct 13 Services were held in Crystal Lake on Oct 17. Our sympathy to the DeNayer family NATURE NOTES Anita Kunz called saying our dog Whimper was toying with a skunk on Lily Lake road Just two nights before, our black beauty played with a li t t le black and white friend, and came to the door wearing "Essence of Skunk Oil". Needless to say. Whimper spent the night outside After an early morning bath of tomato juLe. shampoo and vinegar rinse, she was once more allowed house privileges. But Whignper evidently enjoys that particular aroma; so she went back for more For a dog with her own library card, she sometimes is not very smart. CELEBRATIONS v Last week there was abun­ dance, this week dearth Darlene Van Cleave will be all of seven years old on Oct. 28. one day after Pablo Picasso's birthday Peter and Connie O'Rourke mark the anniversary of their wedding on Oct 25 Connie is a diligent member of the Lakemoor village staff. Another favorite couple, celebrating on Oct 29, are Mr and Mrs Anthony Burske, better known as Mitzi and Skipper, fond parents of An­ thony and Robert In order to better enjoy their anniversary. Skipper had a cast put on his ankle This family must have a contractual arrangement with "the plaster people! How many casts have you four had these past few years0 WELCOME Ron and Kathy Scharff of the P M Pub. were responsible for an increase in our population with the birth of their son on Oct 2 Steven William weighed in at 8 lbs , and was 21 inches long He was happily accepted by his two brothers. Only two more to go, Kathy and Ron, and you'll have the Scharff Brothers Baseball Team! COMMUNITY EVENTS Oct 25-Lily Lake con­ servation club meeting, 7:30 p.m.. 440 Wegner road. Fritz- sche Industrial park. Oct. 26. 27 , 28. 29 "Harvey", McHenry West campus play. Support our local talent, and enjoy everybody's favorite rabbit Oct 28-Book sale. McHenry Nunda Library district-Lily Lake road and Columbus drive. 11-4 Also Oct 31, Nov 2, 3, and 4 during regular library hours Oct 31-Tricks or Treats, money or eats. 4 to 6:30 p m. Take time to enjoy all the good things, the simple things of l ife, and to remember the happy moments. GOD BLESS Commission Plans Public Tax Hearings At Rockford There's a public hearing on taxes in Rockford next Wed­ nesday, Oct 25. and if you don't go, the Governor is going to conclude that you don't think taxes need cutting "That 's the message that came through loud and clear from Governor Thompson at the sparsely attended first public hearing of the Gover nor 's Advisory Commission on Taxes." reports State Rep Cal Skinner. Jr < R McHenry County). The Governor said. "There are a lot of people who think taxes are too high and would like to see them cut If they really believe that, they ought to be here If they feel strongly, then they could take time to be here just l ike the commission has done " People who want to let the Governor know what they think about taxes will have three chances on Wednesday, Oct 25, at the county board room of the Winnebago county courthouse on State street in Rockford. 10 am 1 pm , and 6 pm That s the time each of the sessions will start "I think the commission is really doing a good job making it possible for people who work to be able to testify I hope those who have been sending me letters complaining about property taxes will take this opportunity to tell what they have to say to the group Governor Thompson is ap parently going to take advice from;" Skinner said ^ Mini-Proposition i:» At the Chicago hearing. Skinner unveiled his "mini- Proposition 13 " It consists of a constitutional amendment which would allow 5 percent of the voters inany county to limit property t 'Sxes on their homes to whatever percentage of market value that they thought fair. "Californians thought 1 percent of market value was the right level In Winnebago county, homes are taxed higher, on the average, than anywhere else in Ill inois 1.95 percent of a home's market value is paid every year in property taxes Other areas, such as DeKalb county and McHenry county, are closer to 1.5 percent, while Boone county homeowners paid 1 3 percent of their homes' sale value in 1976 (the last year for which statistics are available*. Other counties are taxed well under 1 percent of market value." Skinner said "For that reason, I 've proposed that residents of each county be empowered to decide the right level of taxation on their homes all by themselves, as revolutionary as they may sound to some. "I 'd certainly be interested in anything those who favor or oppose my proposal have to say." Skinner said Unique Program Tells Indian Ridge Mystery The Indian Ridge Lodge located in /his conservation site of the McHenry County Con servation District will be the location for a unique program on Oct 28 starting at 10 am There will be enchanted tales of Indian Ridge's past mystery surrounding this most beautiful area Following this brief inside program visitors will then be guided out on the nature trail to experience a bit of our roots ' To get to the lodge, take Rt 31 just south of McHenry to Bull Valley Road, turn left (east) Travel to the next road, Barreville and turn right Take Barreville to State Park Road and turn left Follow State Park Road to fork and bear right on Orchard Lane through sub division around wooded ridge on the right Just around curve watch for gravel entrance to Indian Ridge on the right ' Turn your home into an energy conservation machine. With a heat pump. 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