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v^AGE 12-P . - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10.1963 w w m--m ---- ... ̂ „ New faces at Joyful Noise Christian Pre-School, left to right, are Director Janet Skopec, Secretary Barbara Dodds, Director Susan Maifield. President Charlane Mowery and Treasurer Robert Schneider. They are looking forward to an exciting new year for the area s little ones. For further information phone 38S-538* Reorganize Board, Name Director Of Pre-School pre-school. She will direct a staff of two, Faythe Scott, Crystal Lake, and Marilyn Meyers, McHenry, both qualified pre-school teachers in a new, creative emphasis on a develop­ mental program set down by the reorganized nine member board of directors. Ms. Maifield teaches courses in Child Development at McHenry Joyful Noise Christian Pre-School announces the appointment of Susan Maifeidl of Crystal Lake, M.A. in Child Development and Early Childhood Education, to the direc­ torship of Joyful Noise Christian Pre- School. Ms. Maifield immediately assumes the administration and teaching duties associated with the 80-student County college and continues post­ graduate work at Northern Illinois university* where she earned her Master's degree. The board of directors requires that the director of Joyful Noise not only demonstrate "a distinguished record in education and training but *U positive, empaffiettc and Chrfiitiib attitude consistent with the Joyful Noise philosophy". The school is known for its unique Christian' at­ mosphere. At the corporation annual meeting in June, new by-laws were established, and the board of directors was reorganized. Officers for 198344 are Char lane Mowery, president; Ruth A. DeVries, vice-president; Robert Schneider, treasurer and Barb Dodds, secretary. Additional direc­ tors are Barbara Marrs, Mary Ann Snyder, Scott Persky, Jan Skopec and Richard Kucik. Joyful Noise Christian Pre-School is a not-for-profit, non-sectarian pre­ school operating in Faith Presbyterian church. Programs are for 2-3-4 and 5-year-olds. The board of directors directs policy and action, hires staff and evaluates the execution of policy. The board is elected from the membership. Membership in the corporation is open to parents of past or present students; present or forma* staff, and the membership of Faith Presbyterian church. For further information phone Director Maifield at 385-5388. State Adoptions Up 68 Percent Adoption of Illinois children under state guanfianship has increased 68 percent in the past two years, ac­ cording toGregory L. Coler, director of the state Department of Children and Family services. Illinois courts completed adoptions of 933 state wards in the year that ended June 30,1983, Coler said. That compares to 796 court' approved adoptions in fiscal 1662 and 555 adoptions in fiscal 1961. Coler said most adoptions have involved "Special needs" children - black and mixed race children, white and Hispanic youngsters over age 10, and children who have physical or mental handicaps. "Placement of many of these children with loving, adoptive parents represents an extraordinary achievement," Coler said. He pointed out that some of the adopted children were handicapped youngsters for whom the state had previously spent up to $22,000 a year for care in in­ stitutions. Coler cited several reasons for the accelerated adoption pace: ...Additional DCFS adoption workers and attorneys specializing in adoption as the result of a sup­ plemental appropriation authorized by the General Assembly in 1961. ...Implementation of a system that requires a formal review every six months of children in care outside their own home. ...Establishment of the Adoption Information Center of Illinois which operates a toll-free hotline (1-800-572- 2390) linking prospective parents with waiting adoptable children. ...Creation of the "One Church, One Child" program to recruit adoptive parents through the state's black churches. ...Success of a statewide mass media recruitment campaign. Color praised the news media for their role in promoting adoption of children with special needs. He said newspapers, magazines, radio and television stations, and tiansit systems have donated hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of ad­ vertising to the adoption campaign. He said new promotional materials are being developed to renew media attention to the need for permanent homes for adoptable children. Coler said the state has also ex­ perienced greater success in tor- minating MTMtal righto: of untit parents and Treeing children for adoption. Some 849 children were freed for adoption by Illinois courts in the . fiscal year, a 25 percent increase ov the previous year. Coler said th__ means that more adoptive homes than ever before will be needed in the current year. Nuclear Freeze Group Meets The 12th Congressional district Nuclear Weapons Freeze campaign invites members and newcomers ,to attend their general meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Aug. 15, at the wauconda Federated church, 200 S. Barrington road in Wauconda. Discussion will focus on how the 12th Congressional District Freeze, group can best support pro-freeze candidates in the 1964 Tederal elec­ tions. The slide show, Under the Mushroom Cloud, describing nuclear war and crisis relation theories, will be shown after the discussion. Refreshments will be served. Call Bonnie Oulman at 312 223-8184 for more information. BUDGET Gov. James R. Thompson signed eight appropriation bills to fund the bulk of the state's budget for Fiscal 1984. There still remain three ap­ propriation bills to be acted upon. PRICES W i wifl NYLON CARPETING • Multi-Color Sculpture •Solid Saxonys , *18 rolls to choose from carpet 7.70 pad 99 labor 1.26 Total Completely Installed* *9.95 sq.yd. NYLON SCULPTURES • Scotch Guard Protection •From Mohawk Mills*6 rolls to choose from carpet 8.70 pad 99 labor 1.26 Total Completely Installed* *10.95 sq.yd. NYLON PLUSH •2 solid plus styles • 1 dense scu lp ture s ty le - w *8 rolls to choose from carpet 9.70 pad 99 labor «26 Total Completely Installed *11.95 sq.yd. NYLON SOIL PROTECTED CARPET • 16 rolls to choose from *4 styles in stock •Bigelow • Mohawk • Horizon carpet 10.70 pad .99 labor 1.26 *12 Q5 Total m ^ mm Completely Installed* **t'Yd. NYLON PLUSH SAXONY • 2 styles in stock*Famous Mills • 8 rolls to choose from carpet 11.70 pad .*99 labor 1.26 Total $13.$5 Completely Installed* sq.yd. DENSE NYLON CARPETING •1 velvet style *1 multicolor sculpture •9 rolls to choose from carpet 12.70 p a d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 9 l a b o r . . . . . . . . . . . . a a . . 1 . 2 6 Total Completely Installed* • • • • • • 14.95 sq.yd. I Grass Carpeting Summer Sale Starting at %n.y4. "^4*? \ 4 days! ONLY! AUGUST 12 , 13 . 1 4 . U EVERY REMNANT IS REDUCED AT LEAST 50% BELOW ARE SOME EXAMPLES: No 76832W - 12' x 20 Horizon Extra Agate Annulate. Kangaback sculpture. Reg. 265 37. $140.00 No. 2204A-W • 12 x 11 Horizon Sensations Pretty Peach. Sculpture. Reg 264 06 $130.00 No 2241A-W 12 x 11 Horizon Color Infinity Wild Walnut Plush Reg 263.88 $131.90 No. 73992W 12' x 20 Salem Imminent Coffee Saxony Plush Reg 553.40 $213.36 No. 76158W - 12 x 13 2 Queen Buck. Ridge SHvc Shadow Sculpture Reg 297.64 $160.31 No 74697W • 12 x 12 2 Mohawk Once In-A Lifetime sky blue dense plush. Reg 401 69 $250.00 ; SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION No 74582W - 12 x 15 Queen Deep Secret Astro Blue sculpture Reg 319 00 $159.S0 No 75993W - 12 x 19 3 Queen Kingswood beige plush. Reg 435.11 $218.00 No 70485W 12 x 12'6 Custom Weave Boar­ droom Linen Berber Reg. 495 00 $247.73 No 75557W 12x1111 J & J Commercialon i 2400 Teak. Commercial Reg. 257.41 $128.00 No. 2280B-W - 12 x 15 Evans & Black Classic 1 Moods Peach Cream Plush Reg 559.00 $250.00 No 74253W - 12 x 9'11 Custom Wdave Elec- tic Seacrest Green, dense cut and loop Reg $450 00 $185.55 DO-IT- YOURSELFERS.. mm* , KANGA BACK 100% Nylon Sculpture 2 Colors Only •7.18 •q.yd. SPECIAL SERVICE KANGA BACK »7.43 5 V 100% Scotchguard Nylon Multi-colored 3 Sculptures Only *7.76 sq.yd. FOAM BACK Level Loop Tones 8 Rolls in Stock 3 colors to choose from •3.42 sq.yd. Cur/u'ls dfc Floor (oifrint>s r*». i».s« *90 Pay Some As Cash. Minimum deposit Required to Qualified Customers Only. HOI RS: MOV, f HI RS.. FRI. 10-9 Ti l*.. WW).. SA1. I0^S: Si V 12-5 I0W l.skt Avenue • Woodstock, II. SI5-338-I000 117 K. NW Hw>. - Barrington. II. 312-381-7507 663 Villa SI. - klxin. II 312-697-2600 Legal Notice i- ASSUMED NAME ! 1 PUBLICATION NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on July 28, 1983, a cer­ tificate was filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County. Illinois, setting forth the names ana post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as AD­ VENTURES UNLIMITED, located at 4720 W. Elm, McHenry, IL., 60050 which certificate sets forth the owners as follows: Adeline Peklo. Dated July 28, 1983. SAFETY HINTS * BY SECRETARY OF STATE JIM EDGAR When a vehicle is involved in an accident resulting in death, personal injury or property damage of more than $250, the driver is required by law to do three things. 1. Contact the nearest police station as quickly j as possible. If the ac-1 cident occurs outside a municipality, notify the nearest county sheriff or the Illinois State Police. When the driver is physically unable to< report the accident andj; ainty (Pub. Aug. 3,10 & Aug. 17,1983) No. 830348 Legal Notice ASSUMED NAME PUBLICATION NOTICE Public , Notice _ hereby gi\ tificate was filed in Office of the County Clerk_ o fMcH en ry County, Illinois, setting forth the names ana post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as BIG A'S VIENNA, located at 10004 Main Street, Rich­ mond. IL., 60071 which certificate sets forth the owners as follows: Adrian F. Kretler. Dated July 28. 1983. Rosemary Azzaro, County Clerk (Pub. Aug. 3,10 & Aug. 17,1983) No. 830347 V 'V~ . f ^ % Legal Notice STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT McHENRY COUNTY- IN PROBATE In the Matter ) of the Estate of ) VIKTORIA ) KERECHEK. ) Deceased ) No. 83-P-227 CLAIM NOTICE Notice is given of the death of VIKTORIA ERECHEK. o f cHenry, Illinois. Letters of office were issued on July 27, 1983, to JOHN K. KERECHEK, 8159 West Balmoral, Chicago, Illinois 60656 whose attorney is WILLIAMS, MANOR, there are passengers in* Rosemarv Azzaro the vehicle, one them! County Cleric m"st 2. No later than 10* days after the accident} send a written report to* the Illinois Department' of Transportation in Springfield. Accident report forms usually can be obtained from police officers or automobile insurance iesvTtey.are kept dentuff'7 3. If you Are involved in an accident within city limits, be sure to ask if a local accident report is accessary. Many cities require accident reports. Make sure you report any accident you're involved in. Failure to file can result in the suspension of your driving privileges. If yofc have any questions about the Secretary of State's office please feel free to. use our toll-free J telephone number (800- * 252-8980). A copy of the Rules of * the Road will be sent to» - you upon request. Write* to Jim Edgar, Secretary | ofState, Springfield; 111. ' 62756. - | • * Moving Things | When it comes to' moving, your bicep. muscle isn't your most' important asqet. Your; brain is. When you move, you| have a perfect op­ portunity to take stock of your househol possessions. That fed vice comes from Independent Insuran Agents of America! :(IIAA) who point that basic household* insurance coverage may not completely cover certain valuables ...silverware, jewelry, artwork and the like, MANOR, RUTSTEiN;» S^uire addiUonal GOLDFARB & SHARP, p»T a A ' 140 South Dearborn ,hÎ ,experts Street, Suite 800, 11181 before y°u start to! Chicago, Illinois 60603. ,Pack for moving that Claims against the you take the time to ite may De Wed in make an inventory. & repress within i office of the Clerk of the Court at Mi County Courthouse, Nor th Seminary Avenue, Woodstock, Illinois, 60098 or with presentative, or both, 6 months from the date of issuance of letters and any claim not filed within that pe~iod is barred. Copies of a claim filed with the Clerk must be maQed or delivered to the representative and to the attorney within 10 days after it has been filed. Vernon W.Kays, Jr., (Clerk of the Circuit Court) - Janice M. Arnold •(Deputy) (Pub. Aug. 10, if& Aug. 24,1983) No. 830354 , Make your listing room by room. Don't overlook the contents of drawers closets and cupboards Take pictures. A room-by-room photographic inventory is an excellent sup­ plement to a written .record. . - | | Have family silvei and heirlooms, works oi art and antiques ap praised. Ask your in­ dependent insurance agent about special coverage on those va luab le i t em s .> • Put your inventory) and photographs in a safe place outside of the home, such as a safe depoist box. Include safes receipts on major purchases.