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\ SmC^sss rtCnCs NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE ' 9 STATE OF ILLINOIS > COUNTY OF McHENRY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS ' MARENGO FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. a corporation of the United States of America, Plaintiff, -vs- DAVID C. ROEWER and MARY A. ROEWER, his wife; BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO., of Illinois, Inc., and Unknown owners Defendants. IN CHANCERY General No. , 81CH35 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance of a decree heretofore entered by said Court in the above entitled cause, MICHAEL J. SULLIVAN, Associate Judge of the Circuit Court will on Tuesday, the 16th day of February A!D. 1982, at the hour of 9:00 o'clock A.M. (LOCAL) Time, in Room 310 of the Court House, in the City of Woodstock, in said County, sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash all and singular, the following described premises and real estate in said decree men­ tioned, situated in the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy said decree, to- wit: Lot 17 in Block 10 of Eastwood Manor Unit No. 2, being a Sub­ division of part of the Southeast Quarter of Section 25, Township 45 North. Range 8, East of the Third Princij Meridian, and part of i Northeast Quarter of Section 36, Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, according to the Plat thereof recorded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds of McHenry County, Illinois on the 17th day of August, 1956 as Document No. 311472, 4n Book. 12 of Plats, prfge 82, in McHenry County, Illinois. ADDRESS OR LOCATION OF PROPERTY: 1215 Eastwood Lane, McHenry, IL., 60050 together with all buildings ana improvements thereon, and the tenements, hereditaments and ap- mrtenances- thereunto DATED, Woodstock, Illinois, this 14th day of January A.D. 1982. VERNON W KAYS, JR , Clerk of the Circuit Court of McHenry County, Illinois KELL, CONERTY & POEHLMANN 121 East Calhoun Street P.O. Box 588 Woodstock, IL , 60098-0688 (815) 338-4511 Attorney for Plaintiff (Published in The McHenry Plaindealer on January 20,27 & February 3, 1982.) Exhibit A No. 820030 Political Corner lakeland Park & Carol Cominsky lakeland Shores 385-7246 )SS ) Association - » - * J menas dno Meeting Set MS KLEMM RECEPTION Tbe public is invited to join in a reception honoring State Rep. Dick Klemm Sunday, Feb. 7, at John Evans Inn, Rt. 14 and Virginia street in Crystal Lake, from 3 to 5 p.m. Many dignitaries are expected, among them Congressman Robert Mc- Clory, Attorney General Tyrone Fahner, Secretary of State Jim Edgar and House Speaker Ryan. Fad Saver Pulling the shades at night not only gives you privacy, it also saves you fuel costs. The shades partially insulate the windows. The Lakeland - Park P r o p e r t y O w n e r s association will have its monthly meeting thi« Thursday, Feb. 4, beginning at 8 p.m. in the community house, 1717 Sunset. Tbe association will be having its election of the board in the near future and Sharon Gacek is looking for nominations and-or people to serve on the committee. If you can help Sharon she can be reached in the evening at 385-3777. NO PARKING It was brought to my at­ tention that many have been parking on the street since we've had all our bad weather. Some residents have thought it easier to park there when they found their driveways drifted from the blowing snow. This makes it very hard for the plows to do their job and when the streets are already treacherous the traffic doesn't need any additional obstacles. There is an ordinance that states there is no overnight parking allowed, so please see to it that your vehicles are in your driveway. FALL IN LAKE Thanks to an observant resident, a disaster was averted last week when a young boy fell through the ice on McCullom Lake. This boy was by himself, so no one would have been able to seek help for him. If a parent knows their children will be out they should instruct them to go with a companion just in case an emergency should arise. These kids should also be told to go to the nearest house for help, so they don't lose valuable time when someone's life could be in danger. FISHING DERBY The McCullom Lake Conservation club's annual fishing derby on the weekend of Jan. 23-24 was a huge success, we never realized there were so many avid fishermen until we saw all the people out on the lake early Saturday morning. Even though the winds were blowing and the temperature was below freezing, true fishermen were there having a great time. PASSED ON The community lost a great friend Jan. 20, when Erna Saarl passed away. She was very active with the Woman's club and Craft dub and will be greatly missed by those who have known and worked with her. We send our deepest sympathy to her son. with whom she had lived in Lakeland Park. COOKIE TIME AGAIN Landmark's Brownie Troop 408 will be taking orders for Girl Scout cookies starting Feb. 5, until Feb. 19. Troops 464 and 320 will also be taking orders at that time. The girls are not allowed to go door to door so if you know of a scout, please give her your order. Ymr cookies will be delivered between March 12-27. BIRTHDAY GIRL . David and Sue Daniebon's (taiyhtw Brenda was .seven years old Jan. 28. Sue baked her a Strawberry Shortcake r» and had their friends. Ralph and Arlette ip-j--fcy over that evening to help the UUIDQSY feuri CCKOniic. nCT brother Brian joined everyone in singing the birthday son. Brenda's wish is to spend a weekend at gramkna's, which win start Feb 5. GOING AWAY PARTY Kevin and Dian decided to have a away party and first bir­ thday pvty for Ryan on Saturday. Jan.23. Even awful that day, at least CO friends and family came to say goodby. Some of: the guests decided to spend the night, so there was another party for Super Bowl Sun­ day. Come Monday when the house was quiet again, little Ryan wondered where all his friends were. He was jot getting used to having wall to wall people. HAPPY BIRTHDAY ...to Bonnie Parisi and Wendy Mueller on Feb. 4; Karea Doessel, Richard Hahndorf, Richard Mercure, Cathy Storlie and Ken Radcliffe hear tbe birthday song Feb. 5. The sixth is the day Delia Dralle adds another year. Richard Vaughn Huebner will be 11 years old on the 7th and be shares his day with Max Koch and David Danidsoa Our son Mike Cominsky will be 18!! on Feb. 8 and he celebrates with Lester Dobbins, Joseph Brian Johnson and Colleen Rogers. Best wishes to Vidri Bottari on Feb. 9. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Two couples have an anniversary this week. Jackie and Ron Creutz celebrate their twentieth on Feb. 3. The 4th is the date Gayle and Bob Laursen are toother another year. Weather COUiSELPiG AW PSYCHOTHERAPY Individual Marital Family Group All Ages A Full Time Private Professional d Practice v * ROft BAER, M.A. 1# W. Terra C oU m Lake Mhn.l HI!! (All YOU CAN EAT) CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB 385-0333 \ Cast Area Thespians In Murder Mystery §g§r Casting for the Woodrtock Musical Theatre otaupany's midwinter production of Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap" has been completed, and rehearsals are under way at the Woodstock Opera House. Tbe sympathetic 1950's heroine, Molbe Ralston, is played by Bethany Evans of Algonquin. She makes her first appearance with the W.M.T.C. in this murder- myster as the proprieter of a typical English guest house with a murderer among die inmates at the grand opening. Brian Sager, McHenry, as Giles Ralston, Millie's husband, is lem agressive than his wife about the in- nkeeping business. An Agricultural Extension advisor, Sager has his Master's in Agricultural Economics from the University at Illinois. Most recently Hucklebee in the Walnut Grove Fine Arts association's production of "The Fantastkks", Sager has also appeared in "Oliver!", "Bye, Bye Bir­ die" and "South Pacific". Guy Ray Wendland of Holiday Hills will arouse suspicions as the smooth Paravicini, who arrives without warning at the height of a blizzard. Wen­ dland, a native at Glen Ellyn has goals of completing' acting and directing requirements for a degree at Northwestern university. Yvonne Alton, McHenry Shores, will jwrtray the pushy, irritating Mrs. Boyle. Originally from Chicago, she has done a great deal of community and dinner theatre at places like Theatre-On-The-Lake, and Golf Mill. Alton likes character roles, but she can deliver singing parts as well and has been in several musicals. Yvonne Alton has 17 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY J, II been seen as Elizabeth Procter in "the Crucible". Content in "Marriage Go Round" and Bobbie Michelle in "Last of The Red Hot Lovers" among dozens of other portrayals. The Altons have recently moved to McHenry with their three children. Performances of /'The Mousetrap" will be Feb. 12, 13, 14 and 18, 19, 20 at the Woodstock Opera House. For ticket information and reservations, call (815) 338- 5300 after noon. Each day, 4,000 Americans turn 63. When offset by the death rate the elderly popula­ tion increases by 1,000 each day. By the year 2000 there will be 28 million persons over 63 as compared with about 20 million in 1970. Problems created by the extreme cold weather of January has prompted in­ novative residents of the community to devise new ways of doing things. And their action has prompted the Plaindealer to open a column in wheh timely tips on a variety of subjects will be printed from time to time. Walter Poerschmann, who resides in the Jobsnburg- Wilmot road area, was having problems with frost forming on tbe back win­ dows of his car. He tried a solution of three parts vinegar to one part water, and with a cloth, rubbed the inside windows. Two days later no frost had formed. For those who don't have humidifiers but would like a higher humidity level, he suggested dipping a large Turkish towel in water and hanging it on the towel bar or other convenient place. He checks carefully and said that on one day the towel, which contained over a pint of water, was dry in two hours. Another suggestion, this one for next fall, is to use ooe-inch masking tape on all windows where they are joined mid-way to keep wind out. Mr. Poerschmann reported that the practice works very well, but reminded to be sure not to place the tape on windows that are to be opened. Be sure the informa­ tion you get is not misin­ formation. Royal Garden Riding Academy is offering in cooperation with McHenry County College Two Horsemanship Courses For The Beginner And Intermediate Rider Learn to ride or improve your skills thru professional instruction given in our indoor arena. FOR ENROLLMENT INFORMATION Please contact McHenry County College * JCC 37(H) Adult Education Program 1JJ J » market your, grain Don't just sell it . call McHenry FS for current bids (815) 338-5543 24-hour service hotline. 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