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I»\GE 4- PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26,' 1974 McCullom Lake Gerry Milbratz ---- i~-- 385-8543 Plan Commission Holds Meetings First Tuesday The ney& iormed planning commission jfryi hold open meetings the {u$t Tuesday of each month at theilteach house. The first meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, July 2, 7:30 p.m. A p p o i n t e d p l a n n i n g commission members are Gene Huff, chairman, Virginia Aalto, Sinclair Morris, Don Parenti, Dave Weber, and Bill Walter. BAKE SALE * Don't forget the bake sale Wednesday, July 3, to be held by the Lades of the Lake at the beach house. Sale hours are from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Donations of home baked goods would be very welcome and can be broughT to Barb Reiter's home (29# N. Knollwood) July 2, or to thfe beach house after 9:30 a.m., July 3. GRADUATION PARTY About fifty friends and relatives gathered at the Suchor home Sunday, June 16, in honor of Debbie Suchor's graduation from Montini. Guests came from McHenry and other suburbs to enjoy the party which lasted till about 9 p.m. They werfe served a delicious buffet supper and all had some of Debbie's b e a u t i f u l l y d e c o r a t e d graduation cake. Now that graduation is over, Debbie, the daughter of Ron and Irene Suchor, is looking forward to her upcoming trip to France, with classmates. BEATING THE ODDS For the second time, in a few months, one of the Milbratz children's names was picked on "Bozo's Circus" for the grand prize game. This time, one year old George Milbratz was the lucky winner. Though he's too young to realize it, George will get lots of goodies from "Bozo" keep sending those cards in, kids. McHenry people do win. RECOVERING We're pleased to learn that two year old Michael Mass is in satisfactory condition at Children's Memorial hospital in Chicago. Michael, who had emergency surgery after his accident two weeks ago, has been moved from intensive care to a regular room and has his mom, Mrs. Julie Mass with him to keep him company. GET WELL A speedy and complete recovery is wished for Mrs. Lorraine Blom, from her friends in McCullom Lake. Lorraine, who had surgery, June* 20, is expected to be released within a week. Until she comes home, cards can be sent to her in care of Northwest Community hospital, in Arlington Heights, Room 566. DONATION WALK SUCCESS Residents were, as usual, very generous to the girls who walked through the village June 14, and 15, collecting donations for their softball league. The girls used the money to order shirts and want to thank everyone for their donations. A combination bake sale and rummage sale, July 13, is the league's next planned fund raising event. FIRST GAME It was the Banana Splits 25, and the Road Runners, 10, in their first regular game, June 19. The event attracted many interested spectators, who cheered both teams on. Games will be played every Wednesday, and there's still time for more girls to register and join the league. ' BASEBALL ASSOCIATION The Lakeland Park A's beat the McCullom Lake Cubs 7-4 here, June 18. In Lakeland Park, tl\at date, it was the Sox 8, Tigers 6. Games between the Tigers and Cards and Sox and Cubs were both rained out June 20. They'll be made up at a later date.. June 27, the Sox and A's play in Lakeland Park. July 2, the Tigers and Cubs play here, .and in Lakeland Park, that date, it'll be Cards vs. Sox. There'll be a game played in Lakeland Park, Sunday June 30, between the Tigers and Cards, but it won't be counted in league standings, just part of a benefit picnic to be held in Lakeland Park that day. "MISS TEEN-AGER" CONTESTANTS We'll be rooting for Sue and Pattie Milbratz, June 28 and 29, when they compete in the state finals of the "Miss National ieen-AfeCi" contest, in Chicago. BIRTHDAYS Best wishes for a happy birthday to June Endean, June 26, Lorraine Boyle, June 27, and Donna Beshk, June 29. ANNIVERSARIES Harry and Irene Johnson celebrate their anniversary, June 26, June 27, is Joseph and Ruth Fromandi's special day, and Walter and Madelon Barten celebrate June 28. June 28 is Ralph and Kathy Regner's f i f t h , a n n i v e r s a r y . Congratualtions to all. SEVERE STORMS Tornado-like conditions, June 20, left their mark on the village in the form of broken electrical wires and fallen tree branches scattered about the area. At the beach, a ball game was in progress, when sudden high winds caused everyone to run for cover. In the beach parking area, a large part of a tree broke off, falling on a parked car, which was unoccupied at the time. Kids riding home from the Lakeland Park game were forced to abandon their vehicles, to take shelter in a nearby ditch. The squad car which drove through the village spurgeons uur di5 Sportswear Sale! THIS WEEK ONLY Misses' and Women's Easy-care Coordinates 16*„24*„ SSi" W*I2soTO,7 Whirlwind collection of great go- togethers now at value-packed prices! Clever compatibles mix and match to give you double the wardrobe! All in carefree , fabrics that launder in a wink! Misses' tops in S-M-L.. Slacks and shorts sizes 8-18. Women's tops in sizes X (38-40), XX (42- 44), XXX 46-48). Slacks and shorts sizes 32 to 38. Not all sizes in all styles... hurry! Skirts and Scooters Reduced! were 5.99 NOW 4.50 were 6.99 ... NOW 5.50 were 7.99 NOW 6.50 Knit Top Special! Outstanding purchase priced at a fraction of original retail! 4.99 to 7.99 values NOW 2.77 each or 2 for $5. Others reduced from regular stock! Misses' and Half-size 2-piece pant suits Reg. 8.99 Snap up a few crisp pant suits for summer. . . now at smart savings! Sleeveless and short sleeve styles in cheery brights and soft pastels. Button-down shirt tops, zip-tops and tie belts. Elasticized waists on pants for more perfect fit! All stay daisy-fresh in blends of polyester and cotton or Avril® rayon and cotton. In the group are misses' sizes 10 to 18. Half sizes 14V2 to 22Vi. Hurry in! Other pant suits in misses' and half sizes, regular 10.49 $9 \ 4400 W. Rte. 12(T Market Place Shopping Center HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-8:30 Saturday 8:30-6:00 Sunday 10:00-5:00 announcing the tornado warning on the loudspeaker was very helpful, as many home radios were too full of static to be understood. With the exception of some spoiled food, flooded basements, and lots of debris to clean up, there were no reports of injury or major damage in the village. Amidst all the confusion, noise and worry of the evening was the reassuring sight of Mr. and Mrs. Burg, across the street, calmly playing cards with their guests by candlelight. GIRL'S GAME CANCELED Since there have been more girls joining the league in the last week a new team is being' formed and changes being made in existing teams. Because of this complete changeover, the girl's league will play no games this Wednesday, June 26, only. Regular games will be played every Wednesday, afterward. DOG TAG CHECK Residents are advised that police officers intend to check on dog licenses,- this week. $10 tickets will be issued to the owners of any dogs who do not have current tags. There is also a $2 fine for owners, if their dog is caught running loose. HOUSE WATCH With summer here, many families will be taking vacatigns leaving their homes unoccupied. Before going on vacation, people should inform the police, as to when they are leaving, and when they plan to return. Also, any pertinent facts regarding lights left on, open doors or windows, etc. The police can then check the house, at intervals, to guard against vandalism or burglary. "HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-8:30 Saturday 8:30-6:00 Sunday 10:00-5:00 Soybean Producers Vote Absentee In Checkoff Referendum Illinois Soybean producers may vote by absentee ballot in the July 16 state-wide soybean checkoff referendum. Ballots may now be obtained by writing to the Illinois Department of Agriculture, State Fairgrounds, Springfield, 111., according to William Tiberend, executive secretary of the Land of Lincoln Soybean association. Tiberend said ballots are to be returned to the State Agriculture department noy lata- than two days before the referendum. The absentee ballots will be available to: (1) qualified soybean producers CONDOLENCES Mrs. Gertrude Loechel, of 5002 W. Maple, who passed away, June 18, had been a long time resident of McCullom Lake. She came here, from Chicago, in 1932, with her first husband, Joseph Makofske, who died in 1942. In 1956, she married Jacob Loechel and moved from W. Fountain Lane to die Maple Hill address. Mrs. Loechel, (Mice a member of the Ladies of the Lake, organized a plan arranging for the Ladies to take a first aid course. Mr. Loechel died in October of 1971, and Mrs. Loechel's surviving family members include a brother, Paul Jodeit, of McCullom Lake, and a daughter, Mrs. Linda Betts, of Des . Plaines. Also, three granddaughters, Nancy fori, Patty Golbeck and Cheryl Betts, plus four great­ g r a n d c h i l d r e n . O u r condolences are offered to Mrs. Loechel's family. spurgeons You can pay less- but can you get this quality, this workmanshi and on sa p, this fit e, too? Sale! Cantrece® 30 Sheer-to-the-Waist Pantyhose 3 prs. 340 1.25 pr. 3 prs. 3^® 1.35 pr. This Week Only! We feel these are the best pantyhose for the price! Clingy, comfortable, long- wearing--ideal under any skirt, even tennis skirts and shorts! Great colors --try a box today and save 30%! Rag. 1.59 Petite Average, Tall Reg. 1.79 Sizes A and B (165-220 lbs.) J Sale! Lovable Pantybriefs 30% oft Lightweight control for'under summer skirts and sports­ wear. Reg. 4.50 2 for 6.29 Reg. 5.50 .2 for 6.99 J r \ The winner of a trip to Jamaica during our recent Lovable contest: Ruth Beats, Chariton, Iowa 1 4400 W. Rte. 120 Maifcet Place <iS5it>iafiKl i Shopping Center ankAmericarc 1 4400 W. Rte. 120 Maifcet Place <iS5it>iafiKl i Shopping Center v 1 4400 W. Rte. 120 Maifcet Place <iS5it>iafiKl i Shopping Center who are eligible to vote but expect to be absent from their county of residence (Mi the day of i referendum^ and (2) ' qualified producers who reside outside the state. Regular balloting will be conducted in each county cooperative extension service office from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on July 16. In the referendum, Illinois soybean producers will vote on approval of the new state-wide marketing program for soybeans as well as to elect the eighteen-member operating board which will be responsible for the administration and control of the program. The market development and research program is to be financed through a producer checkoff of one-fourth cent per bushel of soybeans marketed. Funds can only be used for market expansion and production and utilization research. Each producer has the right of a refund of his checkofff upon request. Legal Notice TAX DEED NO. 71-2736 FILED: 6-17-74 County of McHenry Date premises sold: Oct, 26, 1971 Certificate No; 385 Sold for general taxes of 1970 Sold for Special assessments: NONE APPLICABLE Warrant No: NONE APPLICABLE Inst: No: NONE APPLICABLE TO: ANNE SAMUEL; GERTRUDE BRAND, a-k-a G E R T R U D E M U N T I U ; HORACE LOUIS BRAND II; PHILIP VIRGIL BRAND, Individually, and PHILIP VIRGIL BRAND as Executor of the Estate of Horace Louis Philip Brand, deceased- ERNA LOUISE BRAND ZADDJES: TRUSTEES OF THE GRACELAND CEMETERY IMPROVEMENT FUND, an 111. corp; HEDWIG E. HAUSER: TENTH CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. Chicago, Illinois; JOHN W A L L B E R G ; A L F R E D WALLBERG; VERNON W. KAYS, County Clerk; UNKNOWN OWNERS or PARTIES INTERESTED GENERALLY in said land or lots TAKE NOTICE: THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLD FOR DELINQUENT TAXES: Property located at: Lot 4 in Block 6 in McCullom Lakes Estates, being a subdivision of part of the Northeast Quarter qf Section 21 and the North Half of Section 22. Township 45' North. Range 8, • East of the Thira P.M. according to the plat thereof recorded May 31, 1929 as Doc. 88347 in Book 6 of Plats, ;es 90 and 91 in McHenry inty, Illinois, being vacant >ERMANENT INDEX NO. 15- 7051, last assessed to Gertrude Brand. This notice is to^advise you that the above property has been sold for delinquent taxes and that the period of redemption from sale will expire on October 26. 1974 as extended by tax purchaser. This notice is also to advise you that a petition has been filed for a TAX DEED which will transfer title and the right to possession of this property if redemption is not made on or before October 25. 1974. This matter is set tor hearing in the Circuit Court of this County in Woodstock, Illinois, on October 31st, 1974. You may be present at this hearing but your right to redeem will already have expired at that time. You are urged to redeem immediately to prevent loss of this property. Redemption can be made at any time on or before October 25, 1974 by applying to the County Clerk of McHenry County, at the County Court House at 2200 N. Seminary Aveune, Woodstock, Illinois. For Further information, contact the COUNTY CLERK RAYMOND W. LARY, Tax purchaser (If this property has foi^r or less dwelling units and you own or live in it as your principal residence, you may obtain 30 days additional time to redeem ou property at additional cost, •y appearing in court as such C hearing on October 31, 1974, in the County Courthouse in Woodstock, Illinois) LeRoy Welter 1303 Richmond Rd. McHenry (Pub. June 26,28 and 4uly 3, 1974) NATURAL RESOURCE INVENTORIES The McHenry County Soil and Water Conservation district board has announced a reduction in fee schedule of Natural Resource Inventory reports by $25. This becomes effective July 1, 1974. CYCLONE IS COMING ID Jos.H.Huemann & SONS WELL DRILLING