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Legal Notice LONDON BRIDGE - That's exactly what this is, brought from London to Lake Havasu, Ariz., near the. location of land owned by the Frank Schafers of McHenry. The local couple, pictured above, traveled west in their new motor home earlier this autumn, ac­ companied by the Benhams. The toured California, Arizona and Mexico. Good News Wanted: Taxpayers For Undeliverable Refunds IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Mc- HENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF C. Maynard Rutledge Deceased, FILE NO. 71-P-292 Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 194 of the Probate Act, of the death of the above named decedent and that letters TESTAMENTARY were issued on November 1, ^1971, to Continental 111., "National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago, 231 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, Illinois, whose attorney of record is Mayer, Brown & Piatt, 231 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, Illinois. Claims may be filed within 7 months from the date of issuance of Letters of office and that any claim not filed within that period is barred as to the estate which is inventoried within that period. Claims against said estate should be filed in the Probate office of the Clerk of said Court, County Court House, Wood­ stock, Illinois, and copies The Department of Revenue is attempting to locate tax­ payers whose refunds have been returned by the post office marked "Undeliverable." In many cases taxpayers gave incorrect or incomplete addresses, and even a recheck of returns has not located all taxpayers. Any taxpayer who has not yet received his refund is urged to check the following list for a possible incorrect or in­ complete address. Local residents listed include Charles J. and Linda S. Acord, 3104 Riverdale road, Richard Arbuthnot, 5007 Roberts road, John D. and Terry Bailey, 8612 Ramble road, Clyde A. Can- deceased) 3015 W. Virginia street, William and Sharon Dust, 809 W. Finch trail, Cruz Gomez, 2518 Johnsburg road, Phillip B. Gutt, William H. and Agnes F. Hall, 1510 W. Pine street, Frank M. Keup, 3907 W. Main street and Robert and Joann Koth, 3808 W. Main. Also Alfred P. Kurz, 1040 Bonner road, Stanley D. and Olive O. Madden, Box 68, Gerald and Elizabeth B. Mathews, 10009 Covell street, James Meyer, David W. and Bonita Myers, 1807 S. Orchard lane, Casimir W. and Judith M. Novak, 828 River road, John Patton, 5107 Willow lane, Thomas W. Reining, 816 Alama circle, Max L. and Barbara A. Richardson, 5408 Lovella avenue and Herbert Roeske, 114 W. Rt. 120, all of McHenry. Any errors may be reported to the Department of Revnue 1901 S. Eleventh St., Springfield, Illinois, 62706, or by calling the Income Tax center (area 217 ) 525-3336. An adjustment can then be made and the refund forwarded. "MEANWHILE BACK AT THE COURTHOUSE" BRANCH COURT III Associate Circuit Judge Robert Smart Arthur P. Kolbinger, 805 Rand road, McHenry, charged with driving while intoxicated, amended to reckless driving, fined $150 and costs. Michael J. Lyons, 1007 N. River road, McHenry, guilty of speeding, fined $28 and costs. A l l e n H a s e n b u h l e r , McHenry, guilty of driving while intoxicated, fined $100 and costs. Nancy L. Ohlson, W. Waukegan road, McHenry, charged with dog running at large, case dismissed for want of prosecution. COMPLAINTS Sgt. Gregory P. Burg charges that on Sunday, Nov. 14, Patrice A. Pieroni of McHenry committed the offense of puchase or acceptance of alcoholic liquor by a person of non-age. Court date Nov. 24. 35 Indictments Are Returned By Grand Jury The Grand jury returned thirty-five indictments in Circuit court Wednesday to Judge William M. Carroll, who presided. Persons indicted and their offenses are-as follows: Patrick fC . Wittnebel, 17801 Oak Grov|, Harvard, theft over $150. Richard J. Andrews, Route Missionary Will Conduct Local Services REV. MARVIN BARRY Rev. Marvin Barry, missionary to the Spanish speaking persons of Joliet, will conduct worship services in McHenry First Baptist church Nov. 25 through 28. Services will be in Spanish language each evening at 7:30 p.m. The pastor of the local S p a n i s h - s p e a k i n g congregation, Rev. Ramiro Rodriquez, extends his in­ vitation and that of the church to any interested persons who would wish to attend. Sunday evening a bi-lingual Spanish- English service will be led by Rev. Berry. With doctors charges being vhat they are, any pain in the body soon leads to the bank account. thereof mailed or delivered to said legal representative and to said attorney. MARGARET O'NEIL Clerk of the Court (Pub. Nov. 10,17,24,1971) I Legal Notice The next regular meeting of the City Council of the City of McHenry has been changed from Monday, Nov. 29 to Tuesday, Nov. 30 at 8 P.M. Earl R. Walsh, City Clerk of the City of McHenry, Illinois (Pub. Nov. 19,23,1971) PAGE 13-PLAIN DEALER-TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1971 The Law Serves You TURN ONS & TWINK CAREFULLY rJovV vVHicH MONTH HA&2B CAVS ? THATS EASY. THEY ALL po. Grounds For Divorce Number Eleven In Illinois Illinois law devotes an entire chapter to the provisions for a legal marriage within the state, but, recognizing the human element, it allocates equal space to the subject of divorce. The case in point: While more than 125,000 marriages took place in Illinois in 1970, more than 30,000 divorces were granted that same year. Interestingly as many as 97 percent of the divorces in the state are uncontested. Because of this, most marital set­ tlements are made by mutual agreement of the parties in­ volved instead of the courts. There are eleven grounds for divorce in Illinois, the most recent addition, in 1967, being "mental cruelty" which is currently the most common charge. A party can file for a divorce if either husband or wife was at the time of marriage and continued to be naturally im­ potent; if either party had a spouse living at the time of the marriage or if either party has committed adultery sub­ sequent to the marriage. Wilful desertion for the space of one year, habitual drunkenness (for a period of more than two years) and gross and confirmed habits caused by drug addiction are all causes for divorce. Other grounds include ex­ treme and repeated physical or mental cruelty, donviction of either party of a felony t?r other infamous crime, infecting the other with a communicable venereal disease and malicious attempt at murdering the other * spouse. Before the addition of mental cruelty to the causes leading to a divorce, phj^sieaFcruelty was the most frequent grounds called upon because only two acts of physical violence resulting in bodily harm or pain are required to establish the case. In order to qualify for a divorce in Illinois, the party must have been a resident of the state for a year, unless the offense or injury listed as grounds was committed in the state. ONLY THE SUCCESSFUL ADMIT THEY GOT IA/HAT THEV CONSUMERS' CORNER^ Consumer Responsibility As a customer, you have respon­ sibilities also. In some instances, you must give a firm the chance to make good their product. If they fail to do so, then you have a right to another product or your money back. Here is an example. A woman bought an air conditioner from a reputable national firm. How­ ever, two weeks after it was in­ stalled it broke down in the early summer. A repairman, who came on the woman 's request and was not af­ filiated with the manufacturer or the store, examined the unit and told her that the motor had burned out and that a replacement was necessary. On learning this, the woman told the store man­ ager that she wanted a new unit and refused to allow the company to repair the one she had. As a matter of fact, the store manager had sent a factory authorized re­ pairman to her house with a new motor, and she refused to let him enter and repair the unit. This woman should have called the store immediately as soon as she had trouble, and allowed them to make good on their product. 173, Harvard, theft over $150. Norman Proctor Roberts, 331 W. Terra Cotta, Crystal Lake, possession of cannabis. Edton Yee, 3085 Northwest Highway, Fox River Grove, indicted on ten charges, six gambling and four keeper of a gambling place. Roberta R. Henderson, also known as Roberta Rae Warren, 3353 Wilson, Chicago, five in­ dictments for forgery. Edward J. Yunowich, 8603 S. Route 12, Richmond, sale of gambling device. Edward Fulton, 2226 N. Hamilton, Chicago, five in­ dictments for conspiracy. Christopher Metropulos, 20 Paddock street, Crystal Lake, indicted on six charges of gambling. Harold Dowell, also known a? Shine, 95 Gates, Crystal Lake, gambling. Vern Timm, 109 N. Main, 'Crystal Lake, gambling. Paul Vara, Highland Park, aggravated battery. Francis J. Cole, Route 2, Pheasant Trail, Cary, aggravated battery. Bert W. Clavey, 20520 Dunham road, Marengo, theft over $150. Here & There In BUSINESS EXPAND SERVICE McHenry FS is expanding its services and broadening its product line to provide farmers in Walworth county, Wis., and McHenry county, with LP gas, Stanley Steagall, general manager, has announced. LP gas is available now, the big specially equipped truck arriving last week when Harry Maynard picked it up from the supplier and drove it back to Elkhorn. Storage facilities are located at the Elkhorn plant of McHenry FS, Ste^all said. C0NL0N-C0LLINS FORD CAR CITY IS PROUD AND THANKFUL! DEAR confidence and afcpdo^Co\^s BeC3nds o> ,h0U!mr^ Nov -15. F°r«ur U vea' 1» we records „apr oi ine i Viv ac- i remaking he rem*1 r0cedure| ^ } used car- sincere^ DON'T WAIT!!! Increases in New Car Prices Have Not Yet Been Officially Approved by the Federal Government. Even When They Are, All of Our 300 New Fords Presently in Our Inventory Will At That Time Be Sold At The Old Price. You of Course Know That You Will Also Receive The 7% Excise Tax Rebate When Approved By Congress. This is Retroactive to Aug. 15. 1971 Remaining 1971 New Cars and Demos Will Be Sold Far Below Cost Including An Additional 5% Rebate. 7 Owner NORM COLONS Owner 1971 P1NT0 1971 MAVERICK 1971 TORINO 1971Vj TON TRUCK 1971 GAL. 500 8 Ft. BOX HT. « « DR. Auto. P/S '1695 *1923 '2260 '2270 «2845 1)71 CUSTOM < O» 1971 MUSTANG Full Size, Auto., P/S 1971 RANCH WAGON 6 Pass., V-8 Auto., P/S 1971 FORD LTD 1971 T-BIRD HT., V-8, P/S, Power Disk HT P/S( P/B, V-8-Radio Brakes, Auto. 2581 *2431 *3050 *3076 *4236 REMAINING DEMOS AT HUNDREDS BELOW COST 10 Pass. Squire LTD , ht LTD " a- LTD 4 dr HT LTD 4 Or HT Galaxie 500 Galaxie 500 Galaxie 500 Maverick 4 a. Maverick 2 •. LIST S5462 LESS $1100 o.Pav $4362 LIST S5071 LESS$1082 - 3 $3989 LIST $4986 LESS$1036 You Pay $3950 LIST $4817 LESSS1029 you p.y $3788 No 2244 L<ght Goia LIST $4742 LESS$1008 You P»y $3734 No 1283 LIST S4609 LESS $974 YOU Pav $3635 No i b88 L» B lue LIST S4594 LESS $976 You Pay $3618 No 1264 Brovyn LIST S4486 LESS $959 You Pay $3527 LIST $2772 LESS $473 You Pay $2299 LIST $2600 LESS $451 You Pav $2149 Yes-Every One Of Over 200-A-l Guaranteed Used Cars Will Be Sold at Auction Prices In Order To Eliminate The Biggest Bulge Ever In Our Used Car Inventory 71 Pinto,4sp.deluxcint 71 Maver ick, 6cyl auto 71 Maver ick Grabber 2dr l ime 71 Squire Wagon lOpass. a i r , brown 71 Squire Wagon 10pass. Blue, a i r 71 Maver ick, 4dr. , 6cyl auto 71 Country Sedan 6 pass , 8 cyl , auto, , P S . a i r 71 Country Squire 10 pass., 8, au'c PS 71 Mustang, 2 dr . b lack top, 8 cyl . Auto 70 LTD, 4 dr . H T., V8, auto. , Air , P S , P B 70 Javel in 70 Pont iac LeManns, 4dr. Sharp 70 Ford Country Squire, lOpass , a i r 70 Ford LTD 4 dr . , a i r , au°10., P. S 70Tor ino,2dr ,8,auto ,H T , P S 70 Honda No 350 Bike 70 Mustang Mach I 4 Spd 70 Ford Squire, 6 pass , air 70 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 dr . , auto , a i r , 70 T Bird, fu l l power, a i r 70 Ford Squire, lOpass , a. i 70 Tor ino G T 4 spd 70F350 Chas Cab V8 SI 995 $1995 $2395 $3995 $3995 $2295 $3395 $3695 $2695 $2895 $1995 $2595 $3295 $2695 $1995 $995 $2295 $3095 $2395 $3695 $3595 $1950 $2395 69 Opel 2 dr yel low $1095 69 Opel 2 dr . Ral ly $1095 '69 VW Bug, orange $1295 69 Country Sedan, V8, auto. , P S $1695 '69 Corvette Stingray, 327 V8, auto. Green, $4695 69 Aust in American Sharp $1095 69 Rambler Ambassador, 2dr $1495 69 Mustang. Lt I vy. , 6 cyl , auto. P S. $1695 '69 Country Sedan, b lue, 8cyl . , auto, P.S $1595 69 Simca. 2 dr red, ; $995 '69 Mark 111 Cont inental $4395 '69 Mustang Fastback, V8, st ick $1595 '69 Olds Toronado, a i r $2995 '69 Pont iac 4 dr ,V8,auto $1995 '69 Fora Squire, 10 pass $2195 69 Ford 4 dr , V8 auto $1495 '69 LTD, 4dr , V8, auto. , a i r $2195 '69 Ford Squire, 10pass, a i r $2495 '69 Ford Galaxie, 2 dr . , ht . , sharp $1695 '69 Ford XL, ht , a i r $2295 '69 Dodge Polara, a i r $1995 69 Ford Tor ino Squire V8auto $2095 '69 T Bird, V8auto , sharp $2495 69 Ford Custom 2 dr . , V8, auto $1295 '68 Country Sedan. V8, auto. , green $1395 '68 Buick Conv ,V8,auto. $1395 '68 Olds Vista Cruiser, a i r $1995 '68 LTD, 2dr. , P.S , a i r , b l . whi te '68 Country Sedan, 6 pass., b lue, 8 auto. , P.S. '68 Ford Custom 500, 4 dr . , 8 cyl auto '68 Chev Mai ibu, 4 dr '68 Pont iac LeMans, 2dr '68 Dodge Monaco, V8, auto '68 Pont iac Cat 4dr air 68 Cadi l lac Fleetwood. Beaut i fu l '68 Chev. Impala, 2dr '68 Olds. 88, 2 dr . ht . '68 Ford Fa i " lane, 4dr. , V8, auto '68 Olds Cut lass, 4 dr , a i r , sharp . '68 Ford Custom Ranch wagon '68 Mustang Conv. V8 st ick '68 Ford Squire, lOpass , V8, auto 68 Ford Fair lane, G.T. ht . , V8st ick '68 Chev. Impala ht . 68 Chev Impala ht . , V8, auto , a i r '68 Chev. Wagon, V8, auto 67 Mustang, 2 dr . ht ,grn , '67 Mustang, conv., V8, st ick '67 Pont iac Firebird ht . , 4 spd. '67 Ford Conv '67 Mustang, V8, st ick 67 Pont iac Bonn,, a i r , ht . , 4dr '67 Chev Biscayne,2dr ,6cyl $1595 cyl '67 Dodge Coronet, V8, auto $395 $1495 67 T, Bird fu l l power $1295 $995 67 Ford Fair lane Wagon, V8, o.d $895 $1595 67 Ford Squire, 10 pass. $1195 $1750 '67 Ford Country sed $995 $1595 67 V.W. S h a r p $995 $1495 67 Ford Galaxie 500, 4dr. V8, auto $995 $3395 66 Country Squire, 6 pass., 8, auto. P.S. $795 $1495 '66 Rambler, 4dr. , 6cyl . , auto. $495 $1295 66 Ford GT $295 $1095 '66 Chevel le, V8, auto $495 $1495 66 Plymouth 2 dr . ht $395 $1695 '66 Ford Pick up F100, $695 $1395 66 Suzuki NO. 90 Bike $295 $1495 '66 Ford Galaxie 500, 4dr , V8, a i r cond $695 $1595 '66 LTD, 2 dr ht . , V8, auto $695 $1395 '65 Ford 2dr. ht . , V8, auto. P.S. $595 $1295 '65 Mustang, V8, auto $795 $1495 '65 Chev. Wagons $395 $1095 65 Ford 4 dr , V8, auto $195 $1095 '65 Falcon 4dr. Sharp $895 $1095 64 Country Sedan, 6 pass. $395 $695 '64 Ford ht . \ $59 $1095 63 Ford $39 $1295 '61 Olds $39 $495 61 Chev $39 T & I , • © r-vt> H -- • O Q OPEN WON. thr" FRI. 9 to 9 SAT. SUM 10 to 5 Aerial View cf Our Mew 30,000 Sq. Ft. Faci l i ty on 6 Acres. Plenty of Parking. RT. 14 ONE MILE EAST OF CRYSTAL LAKE & C0NL0N-C0LLINS "Where Our Coffee Bar Is Open For Your Enjoyment And Relaxation" FORD CAR CITY I OUR NEW PHONE 815 459 8200ll It s Cheaper to Went A Newv Li' «• rom *4 OO A D*y & 4? Per Mile Can 81b 469 8200 Comop Col l ins Ford Crys ta l Lane , i l l LARGEST CAR DEALER IN McHENRY COUNTY and SURROUNDING AREAS-OVER 26,000 SATISFIED CUSTOMERS