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, \ ' * p.*" n'l , **W . ' r - f' \ THE McHENRY P, SUNNYSIDE VELHA STEPHENS >/ - 385-3423 >. REDWINGS LOSE TO VIKINGS IN HOCKEY GAME V: Our Redwings hockey team &ot off to a bad start in their ' first game. They lost to the ' Vikings 9-6. The Vikings scored five goals in the first period. The Redwings slowly caught up--so watch our boys go-- that was. only the beginning! They Won their second game against the Rangers 6-2. Dave Smith of the Redwings came up with a hat-trick (three goals in .one game)0 and one goal each " was scored by Mike Mecko, " Jim Farley and Dave Zeiger. Goalie, Jim Herman, did a good job in the nets. The team had hoped .to make up games during the holiday weekend--but the inclement weather sure played havoc with the hockey " players, ice skaters and a lot of other activities that are nonnaly prevalent at this time of the year. £heer up, gang, the holiday weather was just a brief interlude! Holiday Happenings Grandma Davis from Chicago came out on Wednesday before Christmas to spend the holidays with son, Jack, and family. Cathy Davis spent Christmas weekend with her Aunt Eleanor in Brookfield. John Davis and Bob Kelso came up with a sporting idea for the New Years weekend--^challenging Bob's brother, Johnny, (who is home on leave from the Navy) to a shooting match in Meadowdale rifle range. I wonder who Won out as Expert- Rifleman! ' Pat and Matt Bott and family spent Christmas day with Pat's sister, Lorraine Niemann, and family in Chicago. They stayed all night and returned home Saturday morning. A good time was had by all -- especially the children. The only dampening spirit for mother and dad was having to change clothes and get back in the working-Swing again. The Joe Martinez family spent Christmas day and New Years day in Northlake with Connie's mother, Ada Cheatam. A wonderful time was also enjqyed by Connie's brothers, Tom; Kenneth and Ronald Cheatham, ana- their families, and sister^Gloria. What nicer holidays could one have than all being together with "Mom". . To Marge and Herb Fischer Santa Claus came--not with a jtoy or even a game. But, what to their wandering eyes did appear? A colored TV brought in through the rear! This added much, from what I hear--to a more enjoyable and Happy New Year. The Fischers entertained friends from Wheaton (former neighbors of theirs in that locale) New Years Eve--and had a grand time together seeing ^the old year out and the new year in. New Years Day Marge's brother, Frank Broucek and family came out for dinner. They all enjoyed watching the parade (in color) and then the Rose Bowl game. loosely) and1 Wisohed^T^ same. PLEASE let us Keep our garbage in covered cans and only in reach of the disposal truck which picks it up on Thursday of every week at your driveway entrance. All Work and No Play, Jim: While Jim Leahy was working practically day and night during the holidays, to complete a job he was working on in Chicago, his wife, Marie, spent Christmas with her mor ther, sister and brothers. in Chicago. Qime New Ye'ars and Jim decided to let down-- at which time he and Marie spent a most enjoyable evening at Moose Lodge in McHenry with friends, Mr. and Mrs. A1 May and Mr. and Mrs. Bergman,, from the Village of Sunnyside. Happy Anniversary Greetings to Dorothy and Ted Bierchen who will have been married 23 years on the 10th, and to Vi and Ed Rodiek on the 11th, who will be celebrating their first year together. Many happy returns of the day to both couples. Anybody for RATS? If you desire rats, or other vermin, in your house, garage and/or yard, the quickest way to acquire these thriving little pests is' dumping garbage in the vacant lot next to you--or leaving garbage containers un- 6dVered. Reports have come to our attention that garbage is being dumped in vacant lots in our subdivision. This is not only -a. HAVEN for rats--but pets could a^o be attracted by the aroma (and I use the word RINGWOOD NEWS DELORES BRENNAN 653-2045 TEENS SOLICIT FOR CEREBRAL PALSY SJJNDAY 'nus'coming Sunday, starting ftt approximately 1:30 p.m., Chairman Doris Low will have the members of the Barnard taill Teen club knocking on doors in the Ringwood area to solicit funds for the Cerebral Palsy. Dig deep and help this tvorthwhile cause, there are so many youngsters who need $rour help. Barnard Mill Teen Club The Barnard Mill Teen Club will be holding their meetings for the month of January on the 4th and the 18th. The Friday night dances previously held will be postponed until further notice. Pub. Officer, Roger Barker Pauer-Betts Nuptials On Dec. 19, at the Grace Lutheran church in Richmond, Miss Christine Pauer of Mundelein and Earl Betts, Jr., were married. Following the , service, a turkey and hani supper were served to one hundred relatives and friends at the American Legion hall in Genoa City, Wis. The couple left for a brief honeymoon to-California where they will make their home. Mr. Betts attends Sacramento City College there. Both were 1963 graduates from Ela Vernon high school in Lake Zurich. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Pauer from Mundelein. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Betts, Sr., of Ringwood are the groom's parents. Donna Low Engaged Over Holidays , Donna Low received a beautiful diamond engagement ring over the holidays from Don Hansen of Woodstock. The young folks have no immediate wedding plans. Congratulations to you, Donna. Donna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Low. Ji ( A Here *N' There On Monday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Frazier and Mr. and Mrs. Pose were visitors in the Roy Dodd home. ; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ainger, Mary and David of Hebron Sjent Saturday evening in the ome of Mrs. Ruby Shepard. ' *!Fred Wiedrich, Mr. and Mrs. James Wegener and sons, Freddy and Charles, Mr. and Mrs,.; Robert Brennan, Bobby, Patty arid Linda were all dinner guests on Sunday in the home of Mr. arid Mrs. Phelps Saunders at Sycamore. Christmas day dinner guests in the- home of Mr., .and Mrs. Roy Dodd were Mr. and Mrs. Arnie Eckstein and'daughter, Janet, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Adams all of McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. Holland Richardson, ster, Gloria, and daughter of Chicago. , v " Mr; and! Mrs. Waller Low arid1 daughter, Pam, along with 3&v and Mrs. Ear] Tessendort and daughter, Kathy, of McHenry spent the New Year weekend visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Andy Raepaker and family in Iowa, for On Saturday, Mrs. Joe Schmitt of McHenry called in the Bob Brennan home. Mrs. Nellie Hepburn, Mr. Haack and Mrs. Ruby Shepard were Sunday afternoon visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Skogstad at ^hannel Lake. Mrs. Helen Dodd and boys, Roy, Jr., and Bobby of St. Louis visited with relatives in McHenry over the" Christmas weekend as well as in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Dodd. Roy E. Dodd was unable to make the trip due to his work. Happy Birthday: To Bill Grist on the 9th, who is a home owner here and former neighbor now residing in California. Also on the 9th to Andrew Eichhorn, Jr., who will be 4 years old. On the 11th to Candice Kobus (14 years), Jimmy Fuqua (10 years) and Audrey Pinkonsly. The 12fh to Eric Mikkelsen, Martin Van- Oepen (5 yrs.) and Chris E. Walczyinski (1 yr. old). On the 13th to Steve Kanter (9 yrs.) and Mary Mooha. A very happy birthday to each of you and many blessings in the year ahead. Legals NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR TAXES OR SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS; AND NOTICE OF FILING PETITION FOR ORDElfc TO ISSUE TAX DEED TO: GROVER W. WICKLINE, an Incompetent FIRST NATIONAL BANK tirement in which to enjoy your hobbies. ; On the SickList: Cathy Palmer was taken to McHenry hospital latet Saturday by the Johnsburg Rescue Squad. She frightened herjwents, Margaret and Harold Palmer, and neighbors as well when she fainted getting out of bed in the morning. We *all hope the blood transfusions she received Sunday will make her the happy, smiling little girl that we know and love. Hurry home, Cathy, we. all miss you. ' . Back To 1964: Let us 'go back to Nov. 23, 1964. On this day\Helge Dettlow reached the ripe young age of 65. This is not so unusual-- but the fact that he was asked not'to retire by the company he has worked with fo^ 17 years is in itself a bit unusual. To show their gratitude for his splendid service record they not only gave him the first birthday party that had even been given an employee in the company -- but three gifts consisting of a drill, nail cabinet and five dollars. To you, Helge, after 1965, many years of healthy and happy re- Hats Off To Fran: Let us giye a gifeat big "THANK YOU" to' our regular news reporter, Fran Olsen, who has done such a fabulous job this past year on reporting the news of Sunnyside Estates. She has. a way of drawing attention immediately to her column-- and her cute little colloquialisms add much to the joy of reading. It has been my pleasure to work with Fran on a few occasions and through the medium of reporting for her at various times I have acquainted myself more and more with our neighbors. It has been a^jey to me and I wish you and •^our families a very happy, healthy and prosperous year through 19(^5. ASSESSMENT DUE' The special assessment on Sunriyside Estates, Unit 5, road improvement may be paid at /the office of Supervisor Walter Dean at 1257 N. Green Street at any time. This first assessment 4was due on or before Jan. 2, and bills should have been mailed the first part of December. However, they were delayed, awaiting an opinion of the Attorney General. Roads in that area were completed early last October. FREUND'S DAIRY. Inc. Complete Line of Dairy Products -- FREE DELIVERY -- .Locally Owned and Operated one 385-0195 or 385-0232 BEN FRANKLIN'S BIG SALE! SHOP DOWNTOWN GREEN STREET A COMPLETE ONE-STOP SHOPPING AREA featuring, ^Yjajeily. Our exclusive line of quality knitting yarns... offered for 10 days only at this special low price ! I MofkraooF KNITTING WORSTED 100% Virgin Wool/4-Oz. Pull Skeins KNITTING WORSTED REGULARLY $1.09 • Permanently Mothproof • Rich, Vibrant Colors Hand-knit, your wardrobe wiM be in the fashion limelight • select your yarn now and SAVE! Compares in Quality with ottw Nationally Advertised Brand* . . . Totting, Laboratories prove itt skein These fascinating accessories can be yours for the price of the yarn... plus the knitting. Sweaters Hats Gloves Dresses Mittens Jumpers Scarfs Afghans Look for them in the latest KnittingBooks. Ben Franklin McIIenrv, Illinois Thursday. January 7* OF wooBsgappiras'edrt- 3 servator oftne Estate of - GROVER W. WICKLINE, an Incompetent ANNA WICKLINE, deceased VERNON W. KAYS, County Clerk of McHenry County CHARLES HARBAUGH " LUMBEk COMPANY PETERSOHN COUNTY GAS CO., INC. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK CITIZENS LOAN CORPORATION MARENGO FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, per RICHARD R. CROSS, STATE'S ATTORNEY UNKNOWN OWNERS AND , UNKNOWN -PARTIES INTERESTED IN THE REAL ESTATE DESCRIBED HEREIN You and each of you are hereby notified that on the 8th day of October, 1982, the Coun^ fy Court of McHenry County, Illinois entered a judgment and order of sale (in Case No. 62- C-343) upon delinquent lands and lots, and fixed the correct amount of tax paid under protest in the Cqunty of McHenry and State of Illinois for the year 1961; that the undersigned; as purchaser or assignee of the purchaser, on the 8th day of November, 1962 at the sale ordered in s&id proceedings, which sale was held by the County Collector of said County on the day aforesaid at the Court House in the City of Woodstock, in the County of McHenry, and State of Illinois, purchased said delinquent land and lots fcr the Jt^es, interest, penalties-^ ffhtT costs, due and unpaid for the year 1961; and that such delinquent lands and lots so purchased are more particular^ described as follows: Block 6 (except the Northwest 105 feet of the Southeast 260 feet thereof) in Wooded Shores Division of Farm Lands, being a Subdivision of part of the Southwest Quarter of Section 18, I Township 45. North, Range 8 East' of the: Third Principal Meridian, according to the Plat" thereof recorded March 25, 1935 as Document No. 114312, in Book 8 of Plats, page 111, in McHenry County, Illinois. Such real estate so purchased was last taxed in the name of ANNA WICKLINE, who is now deceased. The time for redemption of said real estate, as extended, will expire on the 15th day of April, 1965. On the 22nd day of December, 1964, theUndersigned filed a petition in the Circuit Court of McHenry County? Illinois in the same proceeding in which the aforesaid judgment and order of sale was entered. Said petition prays that the court enter an order directing the Circuit Clerk to issue a tax deed to the undersigned if the real estate shall not be redeemed from the sale; and ^the undersigned intends to make an application to' the court on the 20th- day of April, 1965 at the hour of 9:30 A.M. for an order on said petition that a deed issue to. the undersigned if the rea1 estate shall not be redeemed from the sale. KIRK McCOMB, Tax Sale Purchaser 7818 Wooded Shore Drive Wonder Lake, Illinois Attorneys: Joslyn, Kell & Conerty 116 Benton Street Woodstock, Illinois Telephone: 338-1135 (Pub. Dec. 24, 31, 196(4, Jan. 7, 1965) NOTICE Monday, February 1, 1965 is the claim date in the estate of WALTER J. TESMER, Sr. deceased, No. 64 P 288, Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois. JOSEPH E. TESMER of 821 South Glenwood, Springfield, 111. is the Executor; Harry D. Hartel, Jr. of 9 South County St., Waukegan, 111. is the attorney. (Pub. Dec. 24, 31, 1964, Jan. 7, 1965) REVOKE DRIVER • LICENSE; SUSPEND SEVERAL OTHERS The office of Secretary of State William H., Chamberlain has announced the revocation of the driver license of Richard H. Meadows of Huntley for driving while intoxicated. Suspensions were Ordered for Thomas W. Baxter, 2412 W. Highwood, "Frank Cierocke of 3308 W. 3rd street .William R. Kidd of 3103 W. Riverstream, William M. Maxon of 3001 Mourine Lane, all McHenry; Lee F. Bacci, Jack J. Moritz and William L. Sackey of Cary; Arthur A. Decker, II and Leroy A. Thurman of Algonquin; James E. Dunne and Florence Ferrall of Crystal Lake; George W. Kasper and Patricia J. Shaffer of Fox River Grove; Richard Monhardt of Spring - Grove; and Walter J. Swiatkowski of 5416 W.-Lake Shorey Drive, Wonder Lake. • j A probationary permit wafe issued to Barbara J. Hiatt cj Fox River Grove. ' > LICENSE ASSIGNMENTS Eight motor vehicle licensfe numbers in1 the first 100 changed hands fop- 1965, according to Seqretary of State William H. Chamberlain. rtiong these was No. 92, formerly held by the Huch Leather Co., of McHenry, which has been assigned to Allen T. Lucas of Springfield. Auto Insurance' Cancelled? NO ONE REFUSED -- ANY AGE Reasonable Rates Financial Responsibility Filings Stay out of "Fool Insurance" and' have Full Coverage TEENAGE INSURANCE -- Full Coverage JAN-MAR INSURANCE 385-7667 Quality Radiator Repair By Factory-Trained Radiator Specialists 12 Years Experience Every Job FLO-TESTED For Your Added Protection. ALL WORK GUARANTEED -- PROMPT SERVICE Complete Stock of Rebuilt and New Radiators ADAMS BROS. REPAIR SERV. Phone 385-0783 McHenry, 111. Next io V.F.W. 8004 W. Route 120 It's BEN FRANKLIN'S BIG SALE! JANUARY SPECIALS! Priced To Save You Money WHITE SALE ENDS THIS WEEK! 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