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SECTION 2 - PAGE • - PL AINDEALER - FRIDAY, AUGUST, IS, IMS Sunnyside Area Betty Messer 344-2494 Scribe Enjoys Vacation In North Woods Hi! Hope you all missed me while I was away. The family spent a beautiful week in the Northwoods of Conover, Wis. Wp enjoyed relaxing and fishing and visiting our daughter and son-in-law, Julie and Ralph Rosinski, and grandson, Chad. Our son Bob is spending the month of August with them. Thanks to son-in- law Ralph who is a licensed guide Dad caught muskie on his first try at muskie fishing. The mighty muskie is being mounted, proof this one didn't get away. , While I was gone we had a busy week here in Sunnyside, so on with the news. HAPPY 75TH BIRTHDAY El Schuberth of 4206 Riverview celebrated his seventy-fifth birthday on Thursday, July 26. El is really 75 years young. For his birthday his daughter and son-in-law, Marjorie and Jim Noland, of Chicago, treated Dad to a ride in a hot air balloon. The ride which originates at the Windy City Balloon Port in Fox River Grove lasts 2 hours. They flew over Cary, Crystal Lake and Algonquin. After the ride passengers are treated to a glass of champagne. From there El and wife, Eleanor, were treated to a birthday at a famous Chicago Greek restaurant. They had a birthday cake for El with a balloon on it. He also had his picture taken with the star belly dancer. Eleanor says El hasn't come down to earth yet. His Father's day present was a helicopter ride. El still has to take this ride. The weather conditions have to be right for choppers to go up. The ride was canceled a couple of times, but El hopes the next time it is scheduled it comes about, he's looking forward to the ride. RESCUESQUAD DANCE On Saturday, Aug. 25, the Johnsburg Rescue Squad will hold its twenty-seventh annual dance. The dance will be held at the Johnsburg Community center and starts at 9 p.m. until ???. This year preceding the dance there will be a sit down dinner for 300 people. This is the limit to the number of people who will be served. There will be a cocktail hour from 5 to 6 p.m. Dinner will start at 6 to 8 p.m. For ticket information call 385-2508 or Wayne Hiller at 385-8399. The funds from Ihis event will be used for the expansion of the rescue squad. They will be enlarging the present building. The Johnsburg Rescue Squad serves approximately 10,000 people. This is our chance to aide the people who serve us. And while you are helping the rescue squad you get a pleasant evening out. Dinner and dan­ cing. Bring a friend or neighbor and come and have a good time. Be sure to mark Aug. 25 on your calendar and plan to attend. Even if you can't attend, area residents received dance tickets in the mail. Send the money for the tickets anyway. You know it's for a good cause, people helping the people who serve theft. :• • % - ' ATTENDS SISTER'S WEDDING Mable and Bill Zawislak of 1413 Bayview Lane attended the wedding of Mable's sister, Daisy Saddler, on Saturday, July 28, in Thompsonville, m. The former Daisy Saddler and David Winters of Evan* sville, Ind., exchanged wedding vows in the First Baptist church of Thompsonville. The service was officiated by Rev. Denny Steed, a long time friend of the bride. The bride was given in marriage by her son, Tim Saddler. Serving her as matron of honor was her daughters, Kathy Leonard. The groom's best friend attended him as best man. A reception was held at the church immediately after the service for thirty-five friends and relatives. All of the brides six children were present, including a son, Bill, who flew in from Washington, D.C., to attend. NOTICE! PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY AUGUST 11TH AT 11 A.M. At MECUMPONTIAC & BUICK 801 W. GRANT HWY. ROUTE 20 WEST MARENGO, ILL. -- 815-568-8011 815-964-4300 -- 118 CARS AND TRUCKS This Dispersal Ordered by the Owner of Mecum Pontiac & Buick - Marengo, Illinois H r' p |oa§ •71 '73 73 '75 '73 '72 '74 74 '73 '73 '75 74 74 '74 72 74 73 76 73 74 72 7% 73 73 72 '69 73 '72 '67 CHEVROLET IMPALA COUPE MERCURY MX COUPE PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CHEVROLET IMPALA AMBASSADOR COUPE DODGE POLARA PONTIAC CATALINA 4 DOOR FORD SQUIRE WAGON PONTIAC CATALINA COUPE CHEVROLET IMPALA COUPE OLDSMOBILE 88 4 DOOR BUICK L.S. 4 DOOR VOLKSWAGEN BUS PONTIAC WAGON OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS COUPE OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS COUPE CHEVROLET MALIBU COUPE GREMLIN COUPE OLDSMOBILE TORNADO PONTIAC VENTURA COUPE BUICK ELECTRA 4 DOOR CHRYSLER COUPE VEGA STATION WAGON CHEVROLET MALIBU WAGON PONTIAC CATALINA 4 DOOR BUICK RIVIERA VEGA GT FORD RANCHERO DODGE PICK UP Terms: Cash Cashier Check or Certified Check TIME -- Sale will begin at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, August 11th. BIDDING -- Each car will be sold to the highest bidder regardless of price. (No minimum or buy bidding.) TERMS -- This sale is for cash to be paid immed­ iately! Cash, Cashiers Check, Money Order, or Travelers Check, etc., may be used. HANDLING -- Each car or truck will be the Pur­ chaser's property and risk as soon as the hammer falls and settlement is made. Be sure to bring someone to drive it away for you. GUARANTEE -- Each car is sold as is. No guar­ antee of any manner. Cars may be inspected on location of sale before auction. Each day THE LOT WILL BE OPEN 9:00 a.m. till 8:00 p.m. From now until sale day. TITLES -- Title certificates will be delivered to buyer at time of sale. Transfers and fees to be paid by the buyer. STATE TAX -- 5% to be paid at time of settlement. '70 CHEVROLET NOVA '73 VEGA HATCHBACK 69 CADILLAC 4 DOOR '73 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE '73 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE '73 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 DOOR '71 FORD STATION WAGON '72 BUICK LE SABRE '74 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO '75 HORNET STATION WAGON '74 MERCURY MONTEGO STATION WAGON* '72 BUICK STATION WAGON '74 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE 72 BUICK STATION WAGON '73 FORD TORINO WAGON '73 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR '72 PONTIAC CATALINA '73 BUICK LE SABRE - '74 BUICK ESTATE WAGON '72 CHEVROLET IMPALA- '73 PLYMOUTH WATGON '73 VEGA HATCHBACK n '71 CHEVROLET VEGA '71 CHEVROLET CAMARO '73 INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL ALL '73 OPEL STATION WAGON '71 TOYOTA 2 DOOR '72 VEGA WAGON '72 FORD TORINO '73 OLDSMOBILE CUSTOM CRUISER '68 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE '65 FALCON STATION WAGON •69 OPEL KADETTE '73 PONTIAC LE MANS '71 FIAT 124 71 CHEVROLET VEGA '73 CHEVROLET VEGA '72 MAZDA 4 DOOR 72 FORD VAN '74 CHEVROLET VAN 73 FORD PICK UP 74 CHEVROLET PICK UP '74 FORD PICK UP 74 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS COUPE •75 CHEVROLET NOVA '74 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX '74 PONTIAC VENTURA 73 DODGE VAN 75 FORD PICK UP A, 74 COUGAR SUN ROOF '74 FORD SQUIRE WAGON '73 DODGE COLT '72 PONTIAC VENTURA 74 CHEVROLET IMPALA '65 MUSTANG COUPE '72 BUICK SKYLARK '72 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 4 DOOR '59 FORD SCHOOL BUS '73 CHEVROLET PICK UP '73 MAZDA 2 DOOR '70 FORD 4 DOOR '73 CHEVROLET NOVA COUPE 73 VEGA HATCHBACK '72 OLDSMOBILE DELTA '71 CHRYSLER 4 DOOR •73 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE 72 PONTIAC GRANDVILLE 72 FORD VAN , 73 MAZDA 4 DOOR 72 MAVERICK 2 DOOR '72 PINTO 2 DOOR '74 SUZUKI 440 SNOWMOBILE 71 POLARIS SNOWMOBILE '71 YAMAHA SNOWMOBILE '76 SKI DOO SNOWMOBILE 74 MERCURY SNOWMOBILE '77 POLARIS TX 440 * '78 POLARIS COBRA BEE LINE CAMPER Mr. Winters is a retired Navy man and the couple will make their home in Evansville. NEW ARRIVAL On Tuesday, July 31, Denise and Ricki Mitchell became the proud parents of a 7 lb. baby girl. Ahgela Marie is the first child of the Mitchells who reside at 1317 Sunnyside drive. The paternal grandparents vare Bill and Donna Mitchell of 4017 Wilmot road. And maternal grandparents are Darlene and Ed Heim of 1317 Sunnyside drive. Angela is the first grandchild of the Helms and Darlene says she'll exercise her grandmother's rights and spoil Angela, just a little bit. ^ HOSPITAL STAY Mrs. Emma Kunkel of 4212 Riverview drive has been in the McHenry hospital for the past couple of weeks where she is being treated for chronic ar­ thritis. Emma is feeling better now and should be home soon. Her many friends and neigh­ bors wish her well. 1ST PRIZE BLUE RIBBON Mrs. Mable Zawislak of 1413 Bayview Lane entered a hand knit bedspread in the McHenry County Fair. The bedspread took 6 months to make and used 118 ounces of yarn. In the judging on Wednesday, Aug. 1, the spread won a first place ribbon. Mable is very proud of her handywork and the first place ribbon. STAIN ̂ or PAINT? Cabots Undecided whether to stain or ?flint? Perhaps this will help: tains are more economical than paint . . . they cost less, are easier to apply, require less maintenance; stains will not crack, peel, or blister; stains offer unique color effects in a wide color range . . . enhance the beauty of wood grain; stains preserve the wood by penetrating deeply. For build­ ing or remodeling, specify trouble-free Cabot's Stains, the original stains and standard for the nation since 1877. McHenry Paint Glass & Wallpaper 3411 W. Elm St., McHenry 385-7353 POLICE NOTES Chief Mitchell of the Sun­ nyside police answered a call of gun shots in the Lake dawn- wood area. Arriving on the scene the police could find no gunman. But a search of the area turned up spent cartridges from a 12 gauge shot gun and 30-30 rifle. Discharging firearms within the village limitis is a felony. Chief Mitchell says anyone caught firing a weapon within the village limits is subject to a steep fine or jail sentence or both. Though Lake Dawnwood is not as heavily populated as other areas of the village there are a number of homes occupied. And more being built. It is hoped that whoever is using the area for target shooting stops before a stray bullet kills or cripples someone- If you have any information regarding these Shootings call Chief Mitchell at 385-3250. The area is being kept under close surveillance. BIRTHDAYS °~ This week's birthday greetings go to Eric Hein and Laurie Tomsa whose day was Aug. 3, Ellen Perschke and P.T. Fleming, Jr., did their celebrating, Aug. 4, and Bob Sallax had his day, Aug. 9. Best wishes for a year filled with happy days. ANNIVERSARIES Our anniversary couples this past week were Pat and Wayne Smith of 1414 Sunnyside drive and their day was July 31. Ruby and Chester Crowley of 4215 Riverview drive did their celebrating Aug. 7. Best wishes to you all and may you have many more happy years together. WHO KNOWS? 1. For whom was August named? 2. What are the birth- stone and flower for August? 3. When was the first atomic bcfitab dropped? 4. How/many presidents were born in August? 5. What is significant about August 6, 1945? 6. What is the ancient name of the ostrich? 7. What is the meaning of the term "theocracy"? 8. What was ^he Reformation? 9. When was the German Democratic Republic (East Germany)formed? Answers To Who Knows 1. Augustus Ceasar. 2. Sardonyx and gladi­ olus. 3. August 6, 1945. 4. Three; Harrison, Aug. 20; Hoover, Aug. 10; Johnson, Aug. 27. 5. Japan surrendered to the Allies. 6. The camel bird. 7. A government by priests claiming to rule with divine authority. 8. A religious movement of the 1500's, which re­ sulted in the establish­ ment of Protestantism. 9. August 7, 1949. BUICK ICE/MRIS W** Sp6C1 Wi also service all makes off foreign cars. AIR CONDITIONING SPECIAL Service air conditioning, evacuate and service system. Check for leaks. Includes Freon. $31 85 58 65 8 cyl. TUNE UP GM CARS & TRUCKS up to V* ton only 4 & 6 cyl. system less. Includes replacement of plug$, condenser, fuel filter, air cleaner element, breather and canister filter/plus positive crankcase ventilation valve. Set factory-specjfied engine dwell and timing. Adjust carburetor. COMPLETE BRAKE JOB Install new front pads & rear shoes. Repack wheel bearings, cut front rotors & drums. Any additional parts extra. CHASSIS LUBRICATION Cars & trucks up to V« ton only. Includes lube, 5 qts. oil & oil filter change. 75 10" Complete RADIATOR FLUSH Flush Radiator, Check Radiator for leaks. Add New Coolant. Protects car against overheating and is good to 25 degrees below zero *31 95 THIS ISA SURPLUS CAR DISPOSAL AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE Cars & trucks up to % ton only. Drain & refill automatic tran­ smission with 'fluid, change filter and gasket. ~ . • FP.IE €« WASHL LwmjAtjYSERVICEWORM !•% MscMNrt m Parts Uktr for Stater CttlMas Not to include above specials These specials good on all makes and models of American made cars. WM Americt Baberl Buick 91 S. RT. 12 FOX LAKE ' (312)587-2555 Service Hours: 7.30 am to 5 pm. Free pick up £ delivery service 7:30 to 6 pm i