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'MM Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, McHENRY COUNTY. ILLINOIS MARENGO FEDERAL > SAVINGS AND LOAN > ASSOCIATION. ) a corporation of the > United States of America, > SECTION 2 - PAGE 1 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6,1978 Plaintiff, -vs- MARKP BENTZ, DEBBRAR BENTZ, and PISTAKEE > HIGHLANDS COMMUNITY ) ASSOCIATION. > Defendants No. 78CH1465 j PUBLICATION NOTICE The requisite affidavit having been duly filed herein. NOTICE IS HEREIN GIVEN TO YOU. MARK P BENTZ and DEBBRA R BENTZ, Defendants in the above- entitled action, that an action is now pending in the court as shown above, wherein Plaintiff seeks to foreclose a morts PRESENT SACRED CONCERT-The Gauger Brass is a family whose purpose is to provide a blessing through the inspiration of music.They will be providing a sacred concert at the Wonder Lake Bible church at 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8. Interested persons are invited to attend. This dedicated musical family has given concerts in several leading churches throughout the Chicago metropolitan and suburban area and the local church is happy to have them put the capstone on Missionary Emphasis week. The Wonder Lake Bible church is Rteated at 7500 Howe road, Wonder Lake, with the Rev. Richard N. Wright as pastor and the Rev. Robert Repeke as assistant to the pastor. Announce DAR Essay Contest All intermediate and junior high school students and their instructors should be alerted to the fact that the Kishwaukee Trail chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) is again sponsoring an American History Essay Contest Parents, too are asked to interest their children in participating Last year, several McHenry county schools used the essay contest as a class project, but there were many individual entries as well This year's subject is "Travel in the Thirteen Colonies" The essay should depict the various ways in which the colonists traveled and the hazards they en­ countered Students in the fifth, sixth. seventh and eighth grades in public, private, and parochial schools may compete. The essays must be written in ink The name of the contestant , full home address, school, and grade, and the name of spon­ soring chapter must be written on the essay The essays will be judged on historical accuracy, adherence to the subject, originality, interest, neatness, spelling, and punctuation The fifth and sixth grade entries should have no less than :t00 words nor more than 600 The seventh and eighth should have between 600, and 1,000 words Students should note the number of words at the end of their essay Dates count as one word. A bibliography of books, pamphlets, letters or other research materials must be included Since many elementary students are not introduced to research papers and bibliographies until they reach high school, most children will have to have help in preparing their bibliography. Each winner on the four levels will receive a medal. All who participate will receive certificates of appreciation and an invitation to a tea honoring the winners. Last year, there were 100 entries The Kishwaukee Trail chapter of the American Revolution hopes the evei^ more schools will participate] this year Deadline for | receiving the essays is Dec. 20.f Entries should be sent to Miss Alice M Clark. American my seal of said Court at mv office YOUR CHOICE-SAYE % $300 SAVE NOW ON THESE FINE ROOM GROUPS Skorberg^" ̂FRI. 9-9, SAT. 9-5, SUN. 12-5 2 Pc. Living Room Gran Modern SOFA & LOVESEAT < SAVE $300 DON'T FORGET ! 3 DAYS ONLY! Both Pc Began! traditional m& LOVESEAT SAVE $300 Modem 5 Pc. Room Group SOFA, LOVESEAT, ' &VE ̂ 50 CHAIR, OTTOMAN & HOMER LOOK NOW ONLY >499 VOIR CHOICE ANY GR01P w o w i DAYS ONLY Early Amenta A & LOVESEAT Both Pieces In Rugged Plaid Heraikm Free Delivery and Set-up SAVE $200 3Pc. Group LOVESEAT i CHAIR Act Now While Quantities Last 3 Pc Contemporary Hurry In to see these & Other Splendid Values Ash About Our Convenient Terms HU DtllVit Y Parkmf i»i up •« Iti* Kent* h»» Ovo'onti«d Solii(o<t>on Ciuin Stlictitii Mwf• ism $3oo Ipq l& RECUNEH Skorberg>7 wfiitiM Crystal Lake 56IS Northwit Mwy. Crystal lake. III. Phone 459 5070 in Woodstock. Illinois, this 18th day of September. 1978. JOHN R LaZONBY. Clerk of the Circuit Court of McHenry County, Illinois • COURT SEAL) Plaintiff's Attorney and Ad­ dress : Kell. Conerty and Poehlmann 121 E. Calhoun Street, Box 588 Woodstock. Illinois 60098 Telephone: 815-338-4511 (Pub Oct. 6. 13.20. 1978) Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given that on September 19, AD 1978, a certfticateiswas filed in the Office of the County Clerk of McHenrv County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of made by MARK P BENTZ anc DEBBRA R BENTZ, with respect to the following described real estate: Lot 18 in Block 4 in Pistakee Highlands Unit No. 1, a Subdivision of part of the Southeast Quarter of Section 5, Township 45 North, Range 9 East of the Third Principal Meridian, according to the Plat thereof recorded May 18, 1953 as Document No. 265398 in Book 11 of Plats, page 79, in McHenry County, Illinois. Commonly known as 5409 T h e l e n , P i s t a k e e Highlands, McHenry. Illinois 60050. NOW. THEREFORE, you are further notified to file your appearance in the office of the Clerk of the Court above stated on or before Nov. 7. 1978, and if you fail so to do. or do not otherwise make your ap­ pearance on or before said date, this cause may be heard and judgment entered as prayed for in said Complaint without further notice I N T E S T I M O N Y WHEREOF', 1 have hereunto history chairman of the local DAR Her address is 8815 Route 120, Woodstock. 60098 the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as THE DESIGN COMPANY, located at 803 N Front St , McHenry, IL 60050 Dated this 19th day of Sep­ tember. A.D 1978 Vernon W Kays County Clerk (Pub Sept . 22, 29, Oct 6. 1978) Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT McHENRY COUNTY ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF Regina O ( iagen. Deceased. FILE NO 78-P-255 . Not ice is hereby given pursuant to Sect ion 194 of t in- Probate Act . of the deal! ' " I the above named decedent and that le t ters TESTA M FNT \m were issued <>n Si-pteir t ier I 1978. to Firs t Nat ional I ' . ink < I Woodstock, _!25 V lacksot v . Woodstock . 111 i t" 1 * w • use at torney • f , record is Kel l Conerty K I ' - e l In ,mn 121 E Calhout Si V ' odstock I l l inois Claims may IK- f ie ld within months I mm t he dale - t i ssuance« f Let ters and that any claim not f i led within that per iod is barred as to the es ta te which is inventor ied within that l>er iod Claims against said es ta te should be f i led in the Probate "ff ice of the Clerk ot sa id < '< u r t County Court lh use W-od s tock. I l l inois and copies thereof mai leJ or del ivered t«> sa id legal representat ive and to said a t torney JOHN R LAZOMi\ Clerk of the <'• ur t i Pub Sept 29. Oct t '» . 13 . 1978) Legal Notice IN THE CIRCl ITCOt RT OF THE I9TH JUDICIAL CIRC! IT McllENin COl NTY ILLINOIS PROBATE DIVISION ESTATE OF MARIE V\LES Deceased. FILE No 78-P 3<m; Not ice is hereby given pursuant to Sect ion 194 of the Probate Act . of the death of the above named decedent and that le t ters TESTAMENTARY were issued on September 21. >SS 1978. to Albert G Vales . , 11»19 S River Road McHeTliyr I l l inois , whose at torney • I record is Harry C Kini ie . . I t . n : : i W Elm St . McHenry . I l l inois . Claims may be 11led within i> months from the date of issuance of Let ters sand that any claim not f i led within that per iod is barred as to the es ta te which is inventor ied within that per iod Claims against said es ta te should be f i led in the Probate off ice of the Clerk of sa id Court . County Court House. Wood s tock. I l l inois , and copies thereof mai led or del ivered to said legal representat ive and to said at torney JOHN R LAZONBY Clerk of the Court •Pub Sept 29. Oct l>K 13. 1978 ' Legal Notice STATE OF ILLINOIS ) COUNTY OF McHENRY > IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINETEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT McHENRYCOUNTY. • ILLINOIS IN RE THE CUSTODY OF > JENNIFER ANN i UPDEGRAFF. . a minor . i STEVEUPDEGRAFF. Pet i t ioner . > and i CHRISTINE RHINEHART. > Respondent i No 781)1425 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU. CHRISTINE RHINEHART. respondent , that this case has l>een commenced in this court against you. asking for the custody of JENNIFER ANN UPDEGRAFF. or in the a l ternat ive, for vis i ta t ion r ights , and for other rel ief UNLESS YOU fi le your response or otherwise f i le your appearance in this case in the Off ice of the Clerk of this court . McHenry County Court House. 22<mi North Seminary Avenue. Woodstock. I l l inois , on or before October 27. 1978, A JUDGMENT OR DECREE BY DEFAULT MAY BE TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR THE RELIEF ASKED IN THE PETITION John R LaZonby Clerk of Court H Joseph Git l in . Esq Attorney for Pet i t ioner 111 Dean St . P 0 Box 685 Woodstock, I l l inois 60098 815 338-0021 1 Pub Sept 22. 29. Oct 6 . 1978 i Definitely A reckless driver is one who passes you on the highway in spite of all your car can do. -W.O.W. Magazine. »c»iSSSSSS8SSSSSSSSfeSSSSSSSS&SSfe»̂ !s»S&SSSa Twice Told Tales FIFTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the f i les of October 4, 1928» Earl Walsh was reelected grand knight of the McHenry Counci l of the Knights of Columbus at the recent e lect ion of off icers during the regular meet ing Plans were made for a bowling league and captains have been appointed to choose their teams. Miss Carolyn Mil ler , in company with her business par tner . Miss Rowena Huff meis ter . re turned from a three months ' vacat ion tour of the United States . Canada and Alaska The two young ladies made the t r ip of 10.500 miles , exclusive of the Alaska t r ip , which was made by boat , in a Chevrolet coach without a bi t of car or engine t rouble , the coach conveying them over moun ta ins and through deser ts in a very Sat isfactory manner They s lept in the car every night and cooked their own meals Rev Wil l iam O'Rourke, pastor of St Patr ick 's church, narrowly escaped ser ious in jury when his car t ipped over into a di tch just east of McHenry. The accident hap pend just af ter a ra in £torm made the pavement s l ippery and wet FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the f i les of October 13, 1938) Edward J Hughes, secretary of s ta te of I l l inois , has mailed to numerous places throughout the s ta te , appl icat ion blanks for dr ivers ' l icenses , which can be secured for the asking All operators must have l icenses to dr ive in I l l inois on or before May 1. 1939. which wil l be good unt i l May 1, 1942, and must be renewed every third year thereaf ter Reorganizat ion of the W o o d l a n d C e m e t e r y associat ion has been completed s ince the f i rs t meet ing in June It was reorganized under the same charter which was adopted in 1911 and which is operated under s ta te law Trustees elected for terms of three and s ix years are as fol lows Henry Kamholz. Raymond Colby. Glen Watt les . Mrs Louise Kramer. Fred Ferwerda. Mrs Mabel John­ son. Mrs Alice Lindsay, Mrs Ony Wheeler . Robert Thomp son and Mrs Li l l ian Sayler Off icers e lected were Robert Thompson, president ; Fred Ferwerda. vice president . Mabel Johnson, t reasurer ; and Onv Wheeler , secretary TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the f i les of October 8 . 1953) A small group of interested ci t izens gathered at the high school to hear the secretary of the American City Bureau of Chicago as he ta lked on the possibi l i t ies of a hospi ta l for the ci ty of McHenry The Bureau is an organizat ion formed with the object of advis ing on the f inancing and planning of in­ s t i tut ions of this kind In past years they have associated in plans for more than 200 hospi ta ls * The McHenry F F A chapter ' s effor ts to br ing to the at tent ion of every farmer the need for carefulness around machinery, especial ly during the corn picking season, was brought to a peak Oct 7 . by a community wide meet ing of farmers at the high school audi tor ium Each F F A member wrote an invi ta t ion to the farmers in his neigh borhood so that everyone could have a chance to become safety conscious. Local machinery dealers were also invi ted to a t tend TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the f i les of October 11. 1968» The County board, in session, s tudied a recommendat ion from i ts legal f i rm suggest ing that supervisors f i rs t se lect a s i te , and then agree on the type of bui lding desired and obtain an est imated cost Their advice was in regard to a proposed referendum on a new cour thouse A Spring Grove physician s wife , mother of s ix . Mrs Louis Kagan. was voted "Cathol ic Woman of the Year" at Marian Central Cathol ic school The select ion oNli i^Kagan for this honor was made by the bishop of the Rockford diocese and chancery off ice f rom names submit ted throughout the year Mrs Kagan. recognized for broad interests and service in many capaci t ies , is the second McHenry area woman to be so honored Mrs Maurice Clark received a s imilar recogni t ion in recent years BEST OF PRESS Silence Is Golden One thing about not talking too much is that you get the benefit of the doubt. -Star. Norfolk. LOUVER DRAPE • Carefree - • Economical - • Functional - Vert ica ls col lect no more dust than wal ls do Easi ly c leaned wi th damp c loth and mi ld detergent Save energy (85% of co ld is re |ected) . Contro l l ight Louvers rotate 180" and open to the le f t r ight or center draw Ideal for s l id ing g lass doors room div iders conceal radiators vents as wel l as a l l window sty les. Choose Rigid Vinyl, Aluminum, Shade '"loth, Kane, Woodgrain, Graphics, Mirror-Look Mylar, Or Insert Matching Fabric Or Wallpaper. IT COSTS USS AT SKOfttCRG'S tO FURNISH VOUI HOMP VOLO, ILLINOIS Rt. 12 N. of Rt. 120 DAILY 9:30 -5:30 815-344-1888 WED., 9:30 -12:30 CLOSED SUNDAY