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PAGE 12 -PLAINDEALER -WEDNESDAY, APRIL22,1961 FOR SALE FOR SALE GARAGE SALE 64 ft. HYDRO-TURN Snowplow. Fits Jeep, $300 firm .815-385-7766. 4-22-4-24c 1975 CJ 5, new tires, snow plow, new top, perfect condition, AM-FM radio $2,500; 1975 30 hp diesel tractor with 3 point hitch, power take off, low hours, good condition, 2 im­ plements $4700; 3400 In­ ternational Tractor, power take off $2,000; Utility trailer; 4 wheel industrial cart 815-385-2933 or 615-385- 7472 4-22-4-24C BUNK BEDS $55.00. 815-455- 5819. 4-22-4-24C 40 FT.ROHN TOWER, good for CB Antenna or large TV antenna; Also large Channel Master antenna and Rotor. Will install. 815^344-4973. 4- 2 2 - 4 - 2 4 c MILWAUKEE 2 Speed Porta Band with case $175.00 ; 2 speed saws, all with case $85.00; :,K hammer drill $85.00; V heavy duty electric hammer with ac­ cessories $200.00 ; 2'2" roto hommer case and bits $250.00; All Milwaukee tools, excellent condition; Also 15 ft. Slide in Camper, sleeps 4 to 6. Call after 5:30 week­ days, Weekends anytime. 815-728-0803. 4-22-4-24e 9 PIECE DINING Room set. Duncan Phyfe, mahogany. Excellent condition, reasonable. 815-385-8270 . 4- 2 2 - 4 - 2 4 c PEAVEY 210 Base amp. distortion equalizer, normal input. 2-15" speakers. Gibson EBL 74 base guitar with hard case, single hambucker pickup $1300 set up for $400 or best offer. 815- 385-5390 _ 4-22-4-24C BABY FURNITURE and accessories; 4 black bar stools 815-385-6064 4-22-4- 24c BABY BUGGY $15.00. 815- 344-1236 4-22 SEWING MACHINE Cabinet, 3 drawers, opens to 5 ft. of working area. Adjusts lo fit any machine, dark pine finish $55 00. 815-344-2783 before 8:00 pm 4-22-4-24c ARGUS MOVIE CAMERA. Projector and screen; 11 combination storm win­ dows; New Mason Jars; 4803 Howard Street, Johnsburg. 497-3933 4-224-24C TABLE SAW. 8" Craftsman with stand, new -U hp motor $65.00 815-344-2783 before 8.00 . 4-22-4-24C TWO 7 FT. FLOOR JACKS $100 Call after 6pm, 815-344- 3154 4-22-4-24C AAA SWIMMING POOL DISTRIBUTOR must sell all brand new left over 1980, big 31 ft. family size, above ground pools. Complete with deck, fence, filter and warranty. Full price now only $995 com­ pletely installed. Can finance. Call Dee Collect 815-5627027 HUGE VOLUME FANTASTIC SAVINGS Twin Mattress $35.00 Full Mattress $45.00 Bunk Beds $139.00 Queen Size Sets $139.00 Full Size Sleeper $209.95 LENNY FINE FURNITURE 815-455-4550 COMET CLUTCHES for Mini-Bikes and Go-CARTS. V & V' shaft $22.95. Larger .sizes available. Drive chain in stock. Briggs & Tecumseh short blocks. Ross Bus Sales. 815-344-0822. 4-22-5-1 1975 HONDA CB 360, offer; 1967 Buick LeSabre $295 or offer . 1972 Lincoln $200. 815- 728-1198 4-22-4-24C LIVING ROOM SOFA; Sleeper sofa; metal cabinet; liquor cabinet. Call before 6pm. 497-3506 4-22-4-24c 23' WINNEBAGO Motor Home, excellent condition, low mileage $6,750 . 815-338- 4678 4-22-4-24C Chain saw LINE TRIMMER ATTACHMENT, (for trimming weeds, grass etc.) fits most models or any name brand of light weight chain saws. Brand new never used. Sells for $89.00, will sell for best offer. Call 815-385-1969 after 5pm. 4-ltfc BRAND NEW, VR 9000, 54 hour VCR, Zenith. New $1,200. Sell for $950. 815-385- 2902. 4-ltfc FIREPLACE. STEREO, Pictures, Garment bags, Ladies pants suits and dfesses, men clothes. Misc. 4406 , Sussex Drive, Whispering Oaks, McHenry. 4-22-4-24C 7 HP LAWN TRACTOR, with 35" cutting deck and snow blade $100.00 firm 815-385- 9387 4-22-4-24C # SIZE 10 Wedding DreSs and veil. Ivory color. Cost new $600 asking $300 or best offer. 815-344-5112 4-22-4-24C 67 SAAB 96, asking $500.00 good shape; 66 Triumph Motorcycle Bonneville, like new shape, asking $1,000.00. Call 815-385-6349 ask for Barry 4-22-4-24c WASHERS. DRYERS, REFRIGERATORS Reconditioned and guaranteed. 815-728-0569 . 4- ltfc NEW & USED R R TIES Quality bulk grass seed, Fertilizers, Cedar Rail Fencing and much more. Woodstock Farm & Lawn Center. 2020 South Route 47. 815-338-4200 4-ltfc FIREPLACES, all brands, in3iaIiStion and or masonry available Call Quality Fireplaces 815-385-7478 4- ltfc WATER SOFTENER SALT SALE, Pellet type only. 1st Saturday of every month. Huemann Water Con­ ditioning 3607 Chapel Hill Road. Johnsburg. 815-385- 3093. 4-ltfc INTRODUCTORY OFFER: Rent a Quality Water Sof­ tener for $3 00 a month for the first 3 months. Free installation. Call collect 815- 338-3344 Quality Water Conditioning. 4-ltfc SHORE STATION. Model SS 3698 , 3600 lb. load capacity, with 21 ft. canopy and electric drive lift. 3 years old, excellent condition. On Fox River between John­ sburg and Pistakee, $1500.00 Call days 815-385-0170 ask for Tom, or after 6pm 312-234- 7148 4-8tfc TWO G-60-14 and Two L-60-14 raised leter tires, like new $175.00.815-344-1713 4-22-4- 24c THREE E-78-14 TIRES on Chevrolet rims $20.00 each- or $50.00 for all. MR. Gasket V Gate Shifter for GM. new $50.00.815-344-5539. 4-22-4- 24c SCARCE ITEM, 6 ft. spread, long horns with carved leather trim; 3 antique trunks; Primitive lift top desk; Large iwartm House. 815-344-1370. 4-22-4-24C WATER SKIIS, Maharajah Slalom with case $120 00; Cypress Gardens Slalom $45.00; Cypress Gardens tricks $45.00 815-385-3039. 4- 2 2 - 4 - 2 4 c WHITE DOUBLE BED complete, dresser, mirror, chest of drawers; One an­ tique dresser, mirror, desk; Two chests of drawers, Crib; Playpen; Highchair; bar stools. Storage cabinets for garage, 3 shelf unit, two 4 shelf units. Call 815-385-7118 4-17-4-22 HEARING AID BAT­ TERIES for sale, 50 percent discount. Wednesday 10 am to 5pm 3937 W Main Street, McHenry. 4-17tfc GARAGE SALE "BOAT HOIST" 4 ton Must sell by Saturday. First $450 takes away. On Wonder Lake 815-728-0333 or 815-728- 0702 4-22-4-24C DELUXE GYM-DANDY. 6 legged swing set, good condition plus extra new parts; Two green plaid living room chairs. Call after 4pm 815-385-7980 . 4-22-4-24c FOUR 15" GOODYEAR Tires, with white mag rims, mounted. Will fit Ford or Chrysler, like new $300.00 or best offer 815-344-4285 4-22- 4 - 2 4 c 1968 CHRYSLER New Yorker, low mileage $250.00; 1978 Suzuki RM 80 $325.00; Minnesota Fats Regulation pool table $375 00 815-653- 2761. 4-22-4-24C SHADE TREES, $3.95, $6.95, $9.95 and up. Elm, Maple, Ash. etc. Bring Shovel-You dig! 344-1183 . 4-22-4-24C BLACK DIRT 12 yords $78.00 20 yards $110.00 815-675-2582 3 25TF c % SPRING SALE TALL HEDGE (Screen or Iwdgt plant) 4' to 5', ballad S burlaped $12.50 to $16.00 rogwlar price. WHILE THIY LAST $S.M lech Many thrubs $1.39 and up CASH • CARRY ACOKN MMi NMSilY 1522 Darrel Road, McHenry (Volo) (Rto. 120 oa*t to Darrol Rd. than South 1 % miles to nursery) We grow a complete lino of evergreens, 4/15Tf trees and shrubs 4/>6* ST. JOIN'S BLESSED VMM MARY SMALITY'S ANNUAL RUMMAtE SALE Johnsburg Community Club April 29-24 9 to 5 both days Donations of rummage may be brought any time during the week of April 12 through the 21. For inf. call MS-2540 Eva Shooter 385-1259 4 I54M MarioOeffling *> 16-4,23 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE, Saturday April 25th, One Day Only, 9am to 5pm, 3003 Mourine Lane, McHenry. 4- 2 2 4 - 2 4 c Deaths GARAGE SALE, Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 9am to 5pm, 2915 Lincoln Road. Generator; Compressor; Riding lawnmower; Lawnmower self propelled; Sewing machine; Hand craft items; Many misc. items too numerous to mention. No checks. 4-22-4-24c GARAGE SALE. Lakeland Park, 1911 North Flower April 23, 24 & 25th, 9am to 4pm. Two refrigerators; Two sets golf clubs; Water skiis; Humidifier; Canning jars; King bed sheets; Mens & Womens clothes; Flat-bed iraiier Headboards; Desk; drapes; toys and much more. 4-22-4-24c PREMIER SHOWING and SALE of Hand-Crafted items from the Ozarks. \V09d Sculptures by Jr Cobb, Corn brooms and much more. April 25 & 26th at 4903 West Bromley, McHenry, or call 815-385-4402 or 815-385-5973 4-22-4-24C GARAGE SALE. 4821 West Crystal Lake Road. 9am to 6pm. April 23 to April 26th. Ceramics , Different kinds of wheels; Clothes; Stereo; misc. 4-22-4-24C GARAGE SALE, CB Base Station $125.00; Dark Room Equipment; Table Saw; Portable Waterpump; Oak floor nailer; Dining fixture; 55,000 BTU gas heater $50.00; Color 19'" TV $75 00; Office size oak desk $250.00; Truck Topper $175.00; Smaller items. CASH ONLY. Friday & Saturday, April 24 & 25th, 9am to 4pm. 1400 Glen Drive. Lakeland Shores. Left on Meadow, Right on Bonner, to Glen Drive. 4-22-4-24c MOVING SALE. April 24. 25 & 26th. 306 Nippersink Drive, Pistakee Highlands Fishing and Hunting equipment; Recliner; Snow Blower; 14 hp Garden Tractor with mower and snow blade; Clothes; dishes and much, much more. 4-22 Monday. April 27 9am - 5pm Tuesday, April 28 9am - 5pm Wednesday, April 29 9am • 1 pm St. Mary's Catholic Church Gymnasium 312 N. Tryon St., Woodstock sponsored by Moriolo Club OUR 1st GARAGE SALE! 2 families, Saturday Only, 9am to 5pm. Childrens clothing (Health Tex, etc.); Adult clothing; Toys; Baby items; New tennis racquets; Furniture and much more. 3608 West Jajries Street, McHenry (off Green Street) Cash Only. 4 22 4 24c YARD SALE, McHenry, 3604 North Richmond Road. Used and New. Collectibles too! Thursday & Friday April 23 & 24th, 9am to 4pm, Satur­ day April 25th, 12 to 4pm. 4- 22 - 4 - 24 c GARAGE SALE, Friday 24th & Saturday 25th, 5402 West Shore Drive, Brittany Subdivision. Baby items; Toys; Bar; misc. furniture; kitchen utensils, etc. 9am to 5pm . 4-22-4-24C GARAGE SALE, 5303 West Greenbriar, Foxridge, McHenry. April 24,25 & 26th, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Girls clothes, toys, household items, bicycles 4-22-4-24c GARAGE SALE, Antiques, furniture, stereo, clothes, much more. Thursday, Friday & Saturday. April 23, 24 & 25th, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm 3812 Fillmore. For directions call 815-385-4015 or 815-385-2886 4-22-4-24C BRASS SAMPLE SALE, Planters, Spitoons and much more. Perfect Mother's Day Gifts. 5203 Green Brier, McHenry (Foxridge Sub­ division) April 25th. 2:00 to 4:00 pm 4-22-4-24C jeducmuonal, |( College Honor> Sue Miller In Student Teaching Work Sue Miller, daughter of Patricia R. Fortino, 1620 S. River road, McHenry, will be student teaching at Madison-W-K Stockton Elementary and Winona Senior high school, Winona, Minn. According to Dr Wayne Erickson, director of Student Teaching. 50 Winona State university students are fulfilling student teaching assignments spring quarter. MOVING SALE FRIDAY & SATURDAY April 24 & 25th 9r00an-3:00pm 5610 Telegraph Rd. ' Wonder Lake Sofa, dining sot, air con­ ditioner. misc. 4/23-4/24 CONSUMER VCHECKUST STAINED CUPS The brown stains often found in coffee cups can be eliminated if coffee or tea is rinsed from the cups right after their use. To remove Jthe Stains, use a little baking soda or mild cleanser on a damp cloth. How To Subscribe to The McHenry Plaindealer The McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm Street McHenry, II. 60050 3 Years • $40.00 . 2 Years • $28.50 1 Year • $15.50 • 6 Months - $8 50 I 1 Payment Enclosed Name Address City Prices good in McHenry ! County. PEARL SCHWARTZ Pearl Schwartz, 62, J115 Harold place, Fox Lake and an area resident for the past 40 years, formerly of Twin Lakes, died Friday, April 17, at Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan. She was bom in Wisconsin Oct. 12, 1919. Survivors include her husband Red Schwartz; three sons, Larry and Tom of McHenry and John of Fox Lake; two daughters, Lorraine Jette, Naperville, 111. and Debby Johns, Ingleside; a brother Richard Riemann, Lake Zurich, 111. and a sister Avis Fagiano, Chicago; five grandsons and four granddaughters. She was preceded in death by one son, Eugene. Funeral services were scheduled for Tuesday, 1:30 p.m., at the K. K. Hamsher funeral home, Fox Lake, with the Rev. Frank Pieper officiating and interment in Wilmot cemetery, Wilmot, Wis. FRANK HNILO Frank Hnilo, 91, of St. Frances Village, Ft. Worth, Tex., formerly of Wonder Lake, died Friday, April 17, in Frances Convalescent center. Ft. Worth. He was born Dec. 28, 1889, in Czechoslovakia, the son of Frank and Anna Flavinak Hnilo. He is survived by his wife Caroline. Ft. Worth; two sons, Jerry, Darian, 111. and Otto, Lyons, 111.; a daughter, Mrs. Lillian Paral, Wheaton, 111.; 12 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren, two great-great-grandchildren; and a sister Bessie. Czechoslovakia. He was preceded in death by his parents; his first wife, Frances nee Kocka, in 1965; and two sons, Frank and Robert Friends may call from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, at the Freund funeral home. Wonder Lake. A funeral Mass will be conducted at 11 a m at Christ the King Catholic church, with Father Dorrance Tranel officiating and burial will be in the church cemetery. PETER AIELLO Peter C. Aiello, 6817 W Barnard Mill road. Ringwood, died Thursday. April 16. at the Burn center of Cook county hospital, Chicago. He was 21 years old. born in Chicago Nov. 8. 1959, the son of Carl and Eleanor Muschong Aiello. He livejd in the Ringwood area three years, having come from Schaumburg and had been a machinist for the Alert Tubing Fabricators, Inc. at Schaumburg. Survivors include his parents, three brothers, Carl. Jr., Denver, Colo.. Anthony. Wonder I^ake and Salvatore. Cary. 111.; and a sister Joanne Aiello. at home in Ringwood. A funeral Mass was conducted Tuesday, 11 a m , at St. Mary's church, McHenry, with burial in the church cemetery. Friends called Monday from 3 to 9 p.m., at the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home. The family would prefer Masses in lieu of flowers. ROSE WILDE Rose F Wilde, 79, of Round Lake, formerly of McHenry, passed away April 15, at Waukegan Pavilon. She was born Feb. 19, 1902, in Milwaukee, Wis. Survivors include a son Gustave C. (Bud) Wilde, Jr. of McHenry; a daughter Delores Straus of Round Lake; four grandchildren, one great-granddaughter; and a brother Frank Rud- nick of Chicago. Her husband Gustave 0. Wilde, Sr., preceded her in death May 9, 1985. Visitation was held Thursday at the Steurle funeral home in Villa Park. Funeral services were Friday with burial in Chapel Hill Gartens West, Elmhurst, 111. Loksrrsoor-Lilvmoer Area Margaret Karas 385-4934 Lilymoor Sets Clean Up Time Saturday, April 25, at 9 a.m., Lilymoorites are asked to meet at 1008 W. Dale, to make a concerted com­ munity effort to clean the roadsides. All streets of Lilymoor will be cleaned if enough residents will share in the responsibility. Aluminum cans should be kept separate and may be turned in at the McHenry recycling program for cash. Brush should be ac­ cumulated in special areas, to be disposed of at a later time. After the cleanup, there will be refreshments served. Call 385-8568 for specific information Join in this community project for beautification and con­ servation. FISHING LICENSES Fishing licenses are required on Lily Lake. They may be purchased at bait and spoft stores or at the clerk's office in McHenry. Did you know that a percentage of the cost of licenses, fishing equipment, guns, ammunition and some sporting equipment is returned to the State to be used for conservation purposes9 This funds hat­ cheries. public information bulletins, and conservation of water and animal programs. Lily Lake is stocked by state hatcheries which are funded by money from fishing licenses. Youngsters under 16, seniors over 65, and disabled or handicapped persons are not required to purchase a license LIBRARY STORY lyouise Hipwell, in her second TV appearance, brought attorney Robert Smith to the program to speak on his special field, library rules and regulations. The program was aired on local TV. The next program on libraries in the area will be heard and seen April 28 at 5 p.m. I^ouise. president of the McHenry Nunda Library District Board, is to be commended on the time and effort spent on bringing the news. activities and problems of libraries to our local area. McHenry County Comprehensive Mental Health Service System Mental Health Crisis Line Fer McHenry County 1-800/892-8900 T«ll Fm 24 Hour Em«rg«ncy Number • Professional Staff will answer your call. The McHenry Plaindealer Newspaper Available At The Following Locations: •WHITE HEN PANTRY •BELL LIQUORS •REVCO DRUG • J ft L GAS •LAKEVIEW •SUNNYSIDE FOOD •McHENRY PHARMACY • JOHNSBURG FOOD MART •BOLGERS DRUG STORE • ADAMS GROCERY •BEN FRANKLIN •OSCO DRUGS •JEWEL •HORNSBY'S •HERMES ft CO. •LIQUOR MART •VILLAGE MART •J ft R STORE •MCHENRY HOSPITAL •LITTLE STORE •FRED ft IRENE'S TAP •HANDY PANTRY •SUNRISE GROCERY •STEINY TAP •ISLAND FOODS •MCCULLOM LAKE GROC. •NORTHWEST TRAIN •FOOD MART •BITS ft PIECES MUSICAL NOTES Tblented youngsters gave an enjoyable concert Thursday, April 9 at East campus. PlajHng in the Jazz and Concert band offerings were Stephen Mumma, Bill DeMarco, Collette Wipper, and Beth Goebel. Bill sang "Alive Again". The Concert band included "Land of make believe" sung by Julie Cassell, who had had the lead in "The Music Man". Suzy Wipper added her talent to the Freshman band. The auditorium was filled to capacity and the listeners left with music in their hearts. HOLIDAY TIME Birthdays celebrated include Marion Arneson, April 21. April 23 is Pearl Zabroski's day. Brett Aldh Willhoit of Parkside will be one year old April 24. Dawn Meyer of Lilymoor has her special day April 27, as does William Sinklef of Lakemoor. Heide du Hack of Parkside will be three years old on the 28th. Brenda Hall of Lakemoor celebrates the same day. Anniversary wishes go to George and Edna Garbacz April 22. John and Toni Victor recognize their 34th anniversary on the 24th. Anril is the 29th year for Mr. and Mrs. Michael Martin. -H GENEALOGY Alma Hueckstaedt and Prudence Huffman of Lilymoor have been at­ tending the genealogy classes held at the McHenry library. Both are interested in tracing their ancestors, and have been actively searching using the tools provided through the library. f Prudence' found a marriage license issued to her great-great-great grandfather in 1842. Both ladies are discovering history through the activities of their ancestors. FUN NIGHT The Lily Lake Ladies League enjoyed its bi­ monthly meeting Wed­ nesday, April 45. Mildred Narcarti was th#hoste$$ at the Lakemoor Municipal hall, first floor. Winners of the evening's festivities were Anna Br- zezinski first, Millie Nejedly second, and Julia Kraus booby. Helen Para won the special prize. Missing members, home- bound Mrs. Marie Hyatt, and C o n n i e O ' R o u r k e recuperating from surgery, were remembered in thoughts and prayer. The L.L.L.L. welcomes any ladies who have two evenings a month that are open for fun and fellowship. Call president Helen Para for invitation and in­ formation. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Apr. 22. Secretaries day. Honor your girl Friday on UJoHnoaHav Apr. 23. Lakemoor Village meeting. 8 p.m. Apr. 25. Lilymoor cleanup. EVERYBODY come and help. 9 a.m. at 1008 W. Dale. May 4 Lilymoor association, 7:30p.m. 1008 W. Dale. 385-8568. Walk with the King and be a blessing... GOD BLESS Safety Hints a a o D o o o a c a B B i o \ By Jim Edgar Secretary of State Although we experienced a relatively mild winter of driving in Illinois, it still is time to prepare your vehicle for the hot summer ahead. Your car, recreational vehicle or truck should be checked thoroughly to guarantee good per­ formance. Winter driving is hard on vehicles, and there are a number of things you or your service attendant should inspect, if you haven't done so already. 1. Battery: Look for corrosion on cables and terminals, a common cause of starting trouble. If your battery uses water, check the level and add distilled water as needed. When working near a battery, be sure there is no open flame, and do not smoke. Batteries emit explosive hydrogen gas. 2. Fluids: Check engine oil, transmission oil, power steering fluid and coolant. It is recommended that you keep your radiator full of a mixture of 50 percent an­ tifreeze and 50 percent water for warm weather driving to prevent overheating. Never remove the radiator pressure cap when the engine is hot. 3. Drive belts and hoses: Frayed or worn belts should be replaced. Inspect all hoses for leaks, softness, cracks or blisters and replace if necessary. Tighten hose clamps. A bad hose easily can leave you stranded. (A copy of the Rules of the Road will be sent upon request. Write to Jim Edgar, Secretary of State, Springfield, 111. 62756.) NoCrtae Liechtenstein has no natural resources, yet its people's in­ come is among the highest in the world, reports National Ge­ ographic. And unemployment, inflation, crime, and pollution are virtually unknown in this tiny country in the heart of the Alps. CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF Wonder Lake State Bank OF WONDER LAKE, ILLINOIS AND SUBSID­ IARIES AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MARCH 31, 1981. PULBISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL OF THE COMMISSIONER OF BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS. Thousands of dollars ASSETS Cash and du* from banks 1,188 U.S. Treasury securities 96 Obligations of other U.S. Government and corporations 501 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell 2,200 Loans, Total. 998 Lass: Reserve for possibla loan losses 8 Loans, Nat 990 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises 171 Other assets 42 TOTAL ASSETS 5.188 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships. and corporations 671 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships and corporations 3,275 Deposits of United States Government 84 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 262 Certified and officers'checks 42 TOTAL DEPOSITS 4,334 Total demand deposits 821 Total time and savings deposits 3,513 Othar liabilities 60 TOTAL LIABILITIES 4,394 EQUITY CAPITAL Common stock No. shares authorised 32,000 No. shares outstanding 32,000 (Par value) 320 Surplus. 320 Undivided profits 154 TOTAL EQUlfY CAPITAL 794 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL. 5,188 I. John McCamman, Vice President, of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that this report of condition is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge ond belief. Correct-Attest John McComman Stephen Mitchell, William Johnson, Donald Sturm Diractors State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me this 16th day of April, 1481. My commission expires 12/27/83. Mary Jane Johnson, Notary Public (Published April 22, 1981)