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PG.2 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, DEC. 19,1969 Suits Filed In Circuit Court Several suits have been filed in Circuit court on behalf of local residents. Arthur R. Sullivan, Violet, and Ray C. Sullivan and Jerry L. Sullivan, through their moth­ er, Violet Sullivan, have filed a $130,000 suit naming Charles Coles of McHenry for personal injury. They claim that last June 30, vehicles driven by Arthur Sul­ livan and Charles Coles were involved in an accident near the intersection of Rt. 120 and Charles street, in which the Sullivans "were caused to sus­ tain severe injuries, both phys­ ical and mental". Arthur Sullivan asks $100,- 000, Violet, Jerry and Ray, $10,000 each. In another suit, filed by Coles, he denies some of the allega­ tions contained in the other complaint, says he is not guilty of carelessness and negligence and states he is not indebted , to, or liable in any way. Coles ^demands a trial by jury. ^ Leo F. Smith of 1803 W. t River Terrace, McHenry, has .filed a complaint naming Rich- - ard Madden, Angela H. Carter, , doing business as Pago Pago, Evelyn Jacobs, doing business as Wally and Evie's Wonder _ Lounge, Walter Sahs, Charles W. Sahs and Wayland E. Sahs, doing business as Whitehouse . Tavern, Lucille Pillar, doing , business as Cullom Knoll AKA -Lou and Clyde's; and Charles H. Brocken, doing business as . Char-Lees Fireside Inn. . - The suit arises from an auto « accident on Feb. 7 of this year in which Smith claims he sus­ tained severe and permanent injuries. He asks $50,000 and - costs from Madden. He also seeks judgment against each of the others named, under the * Dram Shop Act, in the amount -of $20,000. Bernadine Wemken of Mc- ( Henry has filed a complaint * against Gladstone, Inc., charg- - • _ T\ College Offers Secretarial Procedures Office Practice - a course to train professional secretaries - - will be offered at McHenry County college during the spring semester, according to Mrs. Jeanette Van Vonderen, in­ structor of Secretarial Science. The course will present a > wide range of office activities important in secretarial work for both the new and the ex- * perienced secretary. Basic * skill in shorthand and type­ writing are the only prerequi- • sites. • Office practice class is scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the interim campus, 6200 Northwest Highway, Crystal Lake. Further information may * be obtained by contacting the "Office of Student Services or -Maury Bynum, assistant dean of instructional services for Applied Arts and Services. Classes will start Feb. 3 and extend through May. ing that she fell on a stairway at the store and sustained an injured foot. She asks $50,000 and costs, as well as a jury trial. THE HAPPIEST PEOPLE IN TOWN ARE M_ THE ONES WHO SUBSCRIBE TO THE McHENRY, PLAINDEALER!!!!' Letters To Santa Clans P.S. A.J. & Timmie O'Connor Please get Amy a rattle." "Dear Santa" "Please bring me a Lite- bright set and a big railroad set. I am 5 years old. Bring my little brother who is 2 years old, some toys too. We will leave you some cookies on the table." "Thank you" Curtis and Donny Payne 4209 Spring Grove McHenry, 111. "Dear Santa Claus." I Me Hr L A I N D E A L L R Wl0t. enry Phone 385-0170 Established 1875 3812 West Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 60050 Published Every Wednesday & Friday at McHenry, Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund - Publisher Adele Froehlich - Editor MEMBER Zippy \ tiiwm NmmF I PER Association - Founded 1005 SUBSCRIPTION RATES I Year $7.50 1 Year $9.0C In McHenry and Lake Outside McHenry and County Lake County "How are you? How is Mrs. Santa Claus and your helpers? Could you bring me these things that I have listed here. Can I have these things. A Johnny Lighting 500 track and a ma­ jor leage electric baseball set, a Don't spill the beans game, a Johnny Eagle Skeet-shooter, a G.I. Joe Motorcycl0vith side­ car and a Batmobile with Bat- boat." "From Keith Me^ei*' "Dear Santa Claus" "I Was a very good girl so please give me the two pixie twins. I love you very much. My name is Donna Jean Pet­ erson." "Love, Donna Peterson" "Dear Santa" "I would like a Mars Set, an Army Set. Maybe Timmy would like a nice little treasure set. We moved to a new house and have a new baby. Also I would like a bus, a Johnny Lighten­ ing set, a wreath, some'Orap- ping, a little show (just saw a TV add). Timmy would like airplane. W hat does Santa Claus like? How about a dinner table? We will leave you some cookies on the bar in the family room". "Love, "Dear Santa," "Please bring me a race track, Peanu|s talking Story­ book, Music'box Movie Cam­ era, Battling Tops, Bash, Snakes in the Grass and Time- bomb." "Thank you" Jeff Smith "Dear Santa," Please send me a Tricky Tommy Turtle, roller skates, Cinderfella doll. My mommies helping me cause I don't know how to write yet. I want a bran new bike, mittens, and a new ruler. Please give me at least one of these things. Especially a Cinderfella doll and a Tricky Tommy Turtle. I am only 8 years old now." "Thank you" Duane Diedrich "Dear Santa Claus" "May I have a Pony." "Love, Jill Annette Doherty" 4'Dear Santa," "I would like a pool table, mechanical shooting gallery, Skittle bowl, Football game, Hands down, Battling Tops, Bang Box, Tin man Robot, Crane, Sandlot slugger, Hoppin Poppies, Tipit, Balancing glown." Thank you' vayne Brennan "Th Wa •Dear Santa Claus," "Rabbit fur collar slipper size 2 color gold, Curler caddy, Perky peke. Droopy the Auto­ graph hound, luggage, Jewelry box, Rings *n Things, and some clothes for me size 7. I have been a pretty good girL" "Linda Ficken" 6601 W. Route 120 McHenry, 111. "Dear Santa Claus" "I would like these things. Rabbit fur collar size 3 color blue. Girl's gogo watch, Curler Caddy and clothes size 10. Droopy the Autograph hound, Fashiony Flare Culotte, Perky Peke, Bags 'n Things. I have been a good girl." "Mary Ficken" 6601 W. Route 120 McHenry, 111. "Dear Santa" "My mother is writing this for me because I'm to little to write it myself. Pve been half good and half bad. I would like these things this year: slippers, dip dots, marblehead game, po- go pony, dishes, Ker Plunk, talking storybook, Banana Split telephone, clothes, doll, oh nuts game, socks, fat bike." "Thank you" Susan Becker "Dear Santa", "Crisy Doll, popcorn set, phonograph, bike & basket. Pea­ nuts talking telephone, Slinky, Vuw master, dishes, clothes." * "Thank you" Lori Becker "Dear Santa" "Could I have these things? Golf clubs, football uniform, hockey uniform, B-Bgun,brass bugle, ice skates, bow & arrows, dumbbells, drums, a coat, pants, shirts, underwear, tea- shirts, P.J.'s, )some sweat­ shirts, a road runer shirt, long underwear, a play coat, bang- box, slippers, moccasins, socks, shoes." Brian Becker." TELLS CANDIDACY Keith E. Walker has an­ nounced his candidacy for state representative in the 33rd leg­ islative district. Mr. Walker lives on a farm near Poplar Grove in Boone county. He is married to the former Cathern (Kit) Morrison of Rockford. They have four children. Holiday Home Lighting Contest Sponsored by McHenry Chamber of Commerce Sunday Evening - Dec. 21 Name Address Classifications: Colorful • • Original Amusing (Send coupon to Mrs. Mildred Ritter, McHenry Drapery and Carpet Co - 1253 N. Green St., McHenry - no later than noon, December 19th) -- N-- tyeAti Sale USTEN OPEN DEC. 19,22,23 'TIL 9 P.M. FRI., MON., TUES., SAT. 9:30 to 5:30 SUN. 12 - 5:00 p.m. URNITURE. inc. ? sacanamiMiBaieanimnnaiMMnj 8 I I i I 1 JOIN US FOR DINNER featuring TURKEY, PRIME RIB & DUCK DINNERS 8 1 Christmas Day 12:00 to 9:00 p.m. |New Year's Day 12:00 to 9:00p.m. Al s Whi te a I I 8 8 8 8 ! o n s e J 2028 Rte. 120 Cms Phone 385-9892 McHenry J MIDWEST 3 BANK CAMS WELCOME HERE JUSTEN FURNITURE WAREHOUSE AT 3011 W. Rt. 120 McHENRY GREAT INVENTORY WIN *500™ ^HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIII|l||||||l||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||e FILL YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST WITH In FREE Furniture No Purchase Necessary FREE Delivery 'Til Christmas Eve Day! FREE Surprise Gift With Any Purchase! FREE Parking ^5 m PANASONIC ENDS THIS SUN. 5p.m. Living Room Bedroom FM/AM Table "THE LARK" Two-tone design with deco­ rative wrist strap. Black with silver trim 22"w. 4^' h. 1 £"d "THE NORSEMAN" Easy slide rule tuning with separate illuminated color band Tuned RF stage for FM Walnut: 18£' w. 9;j"h, 53'd- $048 R-1077 STORE WIDE CUTS! Dark Med. END TABLE WAS 959 NOW $89 , Green/Beige PRINT SOFAS $399 $819 Gold CONTEMPORARYSOFA $419 $$19 Red & Black, Med. SOFA * 8 CHAIRS $689 $399 Look For The Red Tags See Bedrooms at Ma On St. Mix & Match 4 pc. BEDROOM SET WAS $399 NOW •$90 4 Drawer MAPLE CHESTS $79.96 $89.05 Boy's DESK LAMPS $20 Maple VALETS $19.95 $0.95 Look For The Red Tags RE-7297 'THE LA JOLLA" A superb stereo cassette system with a fine FM/AM and FM stereo radio AFC on FM Top-slot cassette drop-in Ftecords directly off the radio. Automatic frequency control 20W music po/^er 191'. 11£"h. 6i d. *229* B/W Tube AN-109 THE CLEAR VIEW" Liberal Credit Terms Available Bedding - Dual Sleep Striking low profile portable with retractable handle and ̂ 38 sq-in viewing "Set and For­ get" tuner Brown 1 3i"w, 9j"h, 10j"d 11} lb RS-280S 7995 1 LEE & RAY ELECTRIC 1005 N. FRONT ST. 385-0882 McHENRY Gold & Green BED RESTS WAS $1196 NOW $545 King Koil Miss Matched Matched Mat. & Box Springs $49 $$9 Early Amer. As Is CRESTLINE $364 $884 Simmons SLEEPER $299 $195 Look For The Red Tags ODDS* ENDS 2 Only - GUN CAB. A Drawer-Lock WAS $133 NOW $80 Leg. LOUNGERS ft HASSOCKS $11.98 $445 Maple VALETS WAS $19.95 NOW $9.95 Child's Upholstered R O C K E R S $29.95 $14.95 Look For The Red Tags iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir Our Main Store 3611 W. Elm is also open Wed., Thurs.. Fri.. Mon.. Tues. 'til 9 P.M. ,v