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Ki-s53="ffiMpSS#'J#a«^ g---; •--^SeiRXXirsIG! ~ri-IE CHAIN-O-LAKES REGION SINCE 1878' - • • • • • • - • • • • • • : - mm* here and there in Jjj., APPOINT OFFICERS WMti-, ; , I C.S. ROSSATE I Hie elevation of two operations vice-presidents to the newly created post of senior vice-president, and the reorganization of sales and operations were announced today i>y Vincent Barreca, president of Admiral corporation. The moves were made, he said, to increase the efficiency jof production, improve the flow pf products to distributors and dealers, and to provide a solid base for more profitable operations. C.S. Rossate, who has been with Admiral since 1935, was fiamed senior vice-presidentconsumer electronics, with complete responsibility for the operation of the division which produces and markets color television, black and white television, stereo and monaural phonographs, radios and tape Recorders. " Walter H. Brady, Jr., who had been vice president of the color tube division, is now electronics operations vice president. SHOP IN McHENRY FUNTtME IS SPECIAL)! 3 LJries $1\00 No Age Limit WED. ONLY Johnsburg 3312 Chapel Hill Rd. Make your reservation early COMPLETION OF WHISPERING OAKS IS SET FOR 1972- - Within the next four years, much of the plan for the Whispering Oaks adult community at McHenry, will be commenced or completed according to a construction calendar released today by Roger Ladd, president of Ladd Enterprises Inc., Crystal Lake, developers of Whispering Oaks. Eleven separate projects are scheduled for commencement between Jan. 1, 1969, and Dec. 31, 1972. Whispering Oaks is planned to coyer three major knoll areas spread over 600 acres of wooded and open land. Involved in the total plan are eighty-nine acres of public or semi-public parks, and a 128.5-acre golf course. In addition, Whispering Oaks when complete will have 1,467 single family dwellings occupying 231.26 acres, 297 multiple family units on 16.5 acres, 21.6 acres of commercial buildings and parking facilities, and a 2.2-acre site for a church. The first phase of development listed in the newly released calendar is construction of the initial segment of the community center. This is scheduled to begin in early 1969. That year, also, pedestrian walkways through common greens and the first phase of park development are scheduled for completion. In 1970 the calendar calls for development of a small lake. Work on the 128.5-acre golf course will also begin that year. Then in 1971, the addition to the community center is scheduled for construction. At that time also the multiple family units will be built. In addition, more park ground is scheduled for development In 1971, The final phase of development will come in 1971-72, the calendar indicated. This is the development of the commercial and shopping area covering 21.6 acres. Whispering Oaks was begun in 1966. Development of the total community plan required more than four years of research on all aspects of adult living, Ladd reported. The research, conducted by a professional consulting firm, studied the preferences of persons over 45 on both housing features and the organization of the community itself. ATTEND INSTITUTE Three real estate brokers and salesmen from the Crystal Lake and McHenry offices of Northern Illinois Realty Service, Inc., will be attending the fifth annual Illinois Realtors Institute Dec. 1 through 9 in Peoria. This annual real estate Institute is a work and study seminar for those actively engaged in the real estate profession M E N When selecting a gift for mm.... let us help! S t o r e f o r MEN 1245 N. Green St., McHenry, 111.' Phone 385-0047 Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. - Fri. 'til 9 p.m. CLOSED ON SUNDAYS « _USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA MHBBEg&aBBBBBBBBBBBOBggaBBB ;jMid is attend^ fay brokers and bftiesmen from all oyer lllindii Students successfully completing Course 1, n and ID are awarded the designation of GRI Graduate Realtor Institute. , . . h • • . . Mrs. Joan {fill, real estate brokerarid secretary-treasurer of Northern Illinois Realty Service, ~ Inc., has successfully completed her first and second course and is attending Course m this year. Joining her from the Crystal Lake office, attending Course I, are Jack Kramer and Robert Carr. ANNOUNCE SALE : Russell and Leone Amupdson f have announced the sale of Amundson's Real Estate, 463 W. Virginia street. Crystal Lake, to John Fuhler Real Estate of Crystal Lake and McHenry, effective Dec. i, 1968. Mr. Fuhler expressed his has an office at 1303 N. Rich- \ mond road, McHemy. EXPAND MEDICAL GROUP Construction expanding the. Kishwaukee Valley Medical Group, Woodstock, facilities With a 3,500- square foot addition ivu. ruiuci ,are under way, Phil Sayles, buspleasure in having Mrs. Amund- l^0688 manager for the medical son and Mr. Blair join his staff. £™up organization, announced He stated that the downtown office at 101 N. Main street will continue in full operation as well as the new office at 463 W. Virginia (Route 14). In addition to the Crystal Lake offices, John Fuhler Real Estate today. Dr. Robert Simpson and Dr. .Edward Chereck started the Kishwaukee Valley Medical ^Group as a partnership in October, 1964. Dr. William Larsen, obstetrician, joined the organ- OVER-COUNTER LICENSE SALE NOW IN EFFECT Over-the-counter sale of 1969 motor vehicle license plates began Monday, Dec. 2, at two Secretary of State's office facilities in Springfield, three in Chicago and at eighty-seven banksjthroughout the state* Secretary of State Paul Powell announced. Mr. Powell warned that there may be an earlier deadline for ization in July, 1965, and Dr.; Margaret Phillips, internist, joined in 1966. displaying the 1969 plates. At present, one fifth of total registration has already been received, an increase of about 250*000 over the amount received, at the same time a year he said, attributing the into the use ofpre-printed applications mailed to all passenger car owners this year. "If Illinois, motorists will continue to send their license applications in early or pur- added. chase their plates through our ' Springfield and Chicago facid^V Funds for the volunteer ities, at banks, through cur- e?culosis associations in the' rency exchanges or remittance United States are provided en-' agents, we may be able to make tirely fay the annual Christinas' the deadline for displaying Seal campaign. plates Feb. l5#S6cit&i&ftp-; ell said. All plates representing reassigned numbers and available • numbers assigned in reiponse •to special requests will be in; 'the mail fay Dec. 15 in aid1 effort to beat the heavy, Christmas mail, Mr. Powell said. Mailing of plates startedon Oct. 15 this year, the earliest in the history of the state, be ,w. 'M I v 1 * - " \ \ 5 / I n * : •1 r.v * I i. i i i , 9}md$ious 45.'i,^v, ' i ' ^ v J ^\ * V 1* • * I % * . yv . * ^1 I 3718 W BONUS SPECIAL 0 Elm Street McHenry Stof © Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 9- 6 Sun. 9-2 Meat Dept.: Mon. - Tues. - Wed. 9-6 Thurs. - Fri Niblel Jewel's U.S.D.A. CHOICE PEPSI 8 COLA uii Reg. 95c plus deposit Sirloin Steal Antiseptic MOUTH WASH From Your ii ^ D^A- CHOICE Chef's Kitchen! BARBEQUED BACK RIBS ONLY $1.49 lb. «L70 KAISER ROLLS 6 fob 35* Beg. 6/39c FRESH DAILY! Jew®! Maid WHIH BREAD FHE3H! Jewel Maid ANGEL imOD CAECi only Stop and see recipe on OUF Dole Pineapple Display each SUNDA U.S.D.A. CHOICE Round Steak lli CENTER CUT Pork Chop! 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