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fH tiftT WATERS EDGE CONDO, McHenry. s bedroom, tfc both, all appliances including central air, washer- dryer, dishwasher and water softener. Im­ mediate occupancy, l year lease plus security deposit. References required. No pets. Call after 6pm, Monday thru Friday, anytime weekends, $450 00 month. 815-344-8397. 7- S044C LAftCiE ROOM with private bath, carpeted and furnished, for single male or female teacher, week day kitchen and laundry privilege, on water in McHenry, $50.00 a week. 815-385- U90. 7-36-8-6C AVAILABLE AUGUST 15th. 3 bedroom, 1 bath brick home, full basement, family room, above ground pool, appliances, central heat and air. Johnsburg School area. 1 months security required. $450.00 per month. 312- 497-4283. 7-30 WORKING FEMALE to rent, own room, with privileges, new home by lake, 840.00 weekly. 312- 639-0425. 7-30-8-6C TEACHERS! SAVE! Rent my 2 bedroom home for the school year only. 815-385-8154. 7-30- 8-6C FEMALE LOOKING to Share with same, 4 bedroom modern house in JobiMburg area. Call 815-385-8097 or 815-344- 4896. 7-28-7-30C FOR SALE OR For Rent, Whispering Oaks Condo, Ranch Type, four pies, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, draperies, carpeting, air, private entrance, attached garage. 815-385-0936 7- 2844c 3 BEDROOM, Eat in kitchen, 1 car garage $400.00 month, $400.00 security desired. No lease. Available im­ mediately. Call Card, ERA Byrnes Bros. 815- 459-5400. 7-28-7-30C LARGE ROOM With Private Bath, carpeted, and furnished, for single male or female teacher, week day kitchen and laundry privilege, on water in McHenry, *65.00 a week, 815-385- 1190. 7-21-7-SOc SHOP SPACE, 20 x33' section for small business or storage, zoned B-4, $300.00 per month. 815-385-7085. 7- 21tfc HOUSE FOR RENT, Wonder Lake. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, extra large family room and kitchen, fireplace, 2 car garage, central air, $415.00 month. 815-385- 8020. 7-21-7-30C ROOMMATE, Ideal Waterfront home, Wonder Woods, Wonder Lake. $375.00 month, p r i v a t e b e a c h , boathouse, furnished. Available immediately. 815-728-1430. 7-23-7-30C FEMALE TO Share 2 b e d r o o m c o n - dominimum in Waters Edge. Call 815-3854848. 7-23-7-30C CITY OF McHENRY, lovely 3 bedroom ranch, fenced yard, 1 car at- t a c h e d g a r a g e : Available immediately, $400 per month plus security. Call 815-728- 0404. 7-28tfc FOR RENT; 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 1 car attached garage, New Con­ dominium. 8154854880. 7-28-7-30C AVAILABLE AUGUST 1st. Small Cosy Cottage, Barbeque grill, all year round, 8175.00 month phis one month deposit. In Wonder Lake with Lake rights. 815-738- 1087. 7-28-740C SLEEPING ROOMS, Single or double. 815- 385-1MB. 7-2tfc MODERN 1 BEDROOM Apartment on Water­ front Walk to states. Carpeting, Stove, Refrigerator. Adults. No pets. 8870.00 plus security depoeit. 815- 7-3tfc READY NOW, 3 bedroom apartment, with stove and refrigerator, dish- wssher, carpeted throughout, 2V* baths 815-385-2181. 7-2tfc 1 BEDROOM SUBLET ready now, fully car­ peted, with stove and refrigerator. 815-385- 7830 7-2tfc CLEAN SLEEPING ROOMS. Daily or Weekly rates. 815-385- 8906 or 815-3850368. 7- 2tfc McHENRY, 4 bedroom house, l bath, garage, basement. Available 8-1 for rent at $475.00 month. Security deposit, Credit check required. 312-5414220. 7-2tfc 2 BEDROOM FUR­ NISHED Home, Wonder Lake. Garage, RTA, $300 month, pay own utilities. One month security deposit. Call after 5pm. 312-7744276. 7-28-7-SOc Legpl Notice CROWLEY BARRETf0 &KARABA Attorneys lllWest Monroe Street Chicago, Illinois STATE OF ILLINOIS, C O U N T Y O F 1 McHENRY, SS. - In the Circuit Court of M c H e n r y C o u n t y , Illinois, Chancery Division, WHEELING TRUST & SAVINGS BANK, an Illinois AVENUE NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO, a n a t i o n a l b a n k i n g association, as Trustee under the provisions of a Trust Agreement dated the 15th day of May, 1972, known as Trust No. 2132: BUSY BEE RESTAURANT: TOM A R V A N I T I S , a - k - a THOMAS A. AR- V A N J T I S : J A M E S ARVANITIS; DELTA QUEEN RESTAURANT, INC.; JAMES BARBARIGOS; M I R S I N I B A R ­ BARIGOS; PETER ARVANITIS; D E M E T R A A R ­ V A N I T I S : a n d UNKNOWN OWNERS, Defendants. The requisite affidavit for publication having been filed, notice is hereby given you, "Unknown Owners." Defendants in the above entitled suit, that the said suit has been commenced in the Circuit Court of M c H e n r y C o u n t y , Chancery Division, by the said plaintiff against id other defe f o r e c l o s u r e o f A s s i g n m e n t o f Beneficial Interest conveying the prem ises describee! as follows, to- wit: Lots 4, 5 and 6 in Block 3 in Lakeland Shores, Unit No. 3, being a Subdivision of part of the North Half of the South­ west Quarter of Section 27, Township 45 North, Range 8 Ser HA340628. 3. Girls 36 Murry 10 speed RD 82- 0451. 3. Boys 38" silver Kent 16 speed RD 83- Mm Form Neighborhood Wotch PAGE 13 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. JULY 36,1863 Lakeland Park Angered About Vandalism 4.Girls 36" blue BMA SER C73114 RD 81-7860. 5. Boys 36" Black 38" Blue Huffy J*"" you and other defen­ dants, praying for the McHENRY IN TOWN. 1 bedroom apartment, fully furnished, all utilitiea included, Mature female, 837546. I ,, 7-3te East of the Principal Meridian, lying South of the center line of State Route 130. according to the Plat therert recorded April 35, 1958 as Document No. 33744 in Book 13 of Plats, page 55, in McHenry County, Illinois. N o w . t h e r f f o r e . unless you, the said above named defen­ dants, file your answer to the Complaint in the said suit or otherwise make your appearance therein, in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of McHenry SOU Woodstock. Illinois, on or before the 1st day of Sept., default may be entered against you at any time after that day and a decree entered in accordance with the prayer of said Com­ plaint Dated, Woodstock, Illinois, July 36, 1882. Vernon W. Kays^Jr, Crowley Barrett * Karaba 111 West Monroe Street, Room 2200E Chicago, Illinois 60608 (312) 736-3416 (Pub. July 30, Aug. 6 A Aug. 13,1963) No 820339 Legal Notice AUCTION Notice is hereby given, pursuant to law, that on Saturday, August 14, 1881 com­ mencing at 16:00 A.M. at the City .garage, located at 106 North Green Street the m- dertigned shall seU the following described si J. Girb 1ft" Stack Sears W-headHght 8. Girls 38 Blue * Silver RD 804806. 8. Boys 36" 3 Speed Murry W-Speedometer Ser. M0806654 I T3667307. 16. Boys 36" Red Ross. 11. Boys 36" Leisure Tour, Green (front wheel missing, bent frame). 12. Boys 38" Gold Wards Ser. E173277 RD 8dBdS7. " 13. Girls 36" Blue Free Spirit Ser. 502472780T1603870 14. Girls 38" yellow Aristocrat (no seat or fenders) 15. Boys 30" red with pink fork. 16. Girls 36" blue Sears (basket and silver fenders). ^ 17. Boys 36" silver Huffy Ser. HC8087553 18. Boys 26" red S u n t o r S e r . M07006478S6264278. 18. Boys 38" red 3 speed ser. L017006. 30. Boys 38" black .ranger W-white seat. RD 807581 21. Girls 30" orchid Huffy Ser. 70729 (front wheel missing). 22. Boys 26 red Coast King 10 Speed Ser. 70138CM60T. 23. Boys 24" silver RD81-4205 24. Boys 30" silver Ser. C2212 25. Girls 20" blue Murry (pointed yellow). 26. Boys 26" red Western Flyer Ser. A275682 27. Boys 26" yellow Schwinn 10 speed. 28. Girls 26Trred Sch­ winn Suburban. 29. Boys 20" white Huffy Ser. HC6168939 RD 82-1998. 30. Boys 26" Purple Sears Free Spirit RD 82- 1996. 31. Boys 20" red Ser. U4827948 RD 82-1970. 32. Boys 20" Black ft Gold All Pro Ser. HR5028423 RD 82-1795. 33. Boys 20" red Sch­ winn RD 82-2306. 34. Boys 20" Black Ser. Hl6ft641 35. Boys 20" blue Holiday (frame only) Ser. U1562 RD 82 2583 36. Red Sears Frame Ser. 23951U4. 37. Boys 30" red Huffy Pro Thunder RD 82- 2781. 38. Girls 24" blue 3 speed Ser. M09006741 39. Girls 26" orar Nishiki Ser. 40. Bovs 28" Blue ft Black Scnwinn. 41. Girls 22" Green K- Mart Ser. J0370721. 42. Boys 20" purple MX Ser. DX154732 43. Red AMX Tricycle RD62-3295. 44. Boys 26" Gry Murray M244727346519. The bicycles may be viewed and reclaimed with positive proof of ownership by coming to the McHenry Ponce Department, 1111 North Green Street, on the following dates and t i m e s : S a t u r d a y , August 7 • 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., Thursday, August 12 • 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. and Friday, August 13 - 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. To be sold also at the auction on August 14 is one 1977 Dodge Monaco - as is and shown, no warranty. The car may be seen by appointment by calling the City Clerk's office at 385- 0947. Any property offered but not sold at the aforesaid auction may be offered and sold at a subsequent auction without notice. City of McHenry By: George R. Pasenelli Chief of Police (Pub. July 30, ft Aug. 4, 1982) No. 830327 About 86 people gathered last at the lakeland Park Community to discuss what they described as "the rising tide of vandalism in the Residents hoard Colin MacMeekin, in charge of Juvenile prosecution for the State's Attorney's office. Police Chief Pasenelli, and Aldermen Serritella and Meurer . address themselves to the problem. Neighbors said they have decided to take action against the vandals who have been harassing residents of the community. Various people throughout the subdivision spoke of their problems with damage to their property and obscene phone calk. Both MacM and Chief Pasenelli had __ on how to deal with these problems. Many questions were then ad­ dressed to the chief regarding dtison arrests. He said anyone seen com­ mitting an act of vandalism could be arrested and detained. The chief also assured residents thst the police will be wrfowing the curfew laws. Lakeland Park residents decided to sat a neighborhood Crime Watch. next meeting will take place Aug. 5 at 8 p.m. in the Community House, 1717 Sunaot. All residents are invited to attend. MacMeekin commented that if 80 percent of the residents become in­ volved, the crime rate would drop 80 College Educational Agreements McHenry County cpltnet hi to offer local rtt htmtt than the Just t courses and degree programs listed the coOage catalog. MCC has Joint educational agreements with four other area community colleges which allow local residents to earn Jogiios and car tificates in almost any area of study. Recently the MCC board of trustees l a new Joint agreement with Rainey Harner college in Palatine which expands greatly the number of programs available under Joint agreement. Basically, the agreements keep costs down for MCC district residents because students pay in-district tuition rates at the school they d to attend for programs under L U. MiPtHrii Beautify your bathroom by adding pUnts. But choose those which adjust well to moisture and do not need much direct light. FIFTY YEARS AGO Taken from the files of August 11, 1932). What la the grandest sttraction to visitors in this vicinity at this time of year? There can only be one answer to this question and that is the lotus blossoms. The famous lotus beds of Grass Lake are now in full bloom and are being viewed by thousands of oeoole every week who come from all parts of the country to view these and enjoy their beauty. The natural flowering lotus beds at Grass lake are one of three of these famous beds in the world and make this region a mecca for flower and nature lovers from the middle west. Annually, thousands join in the pilgrimage to the lotus beds and this year thefabled blooms are to be visioned in greater profusion than ever before. Misses Rita Freund and Rita Bacon entertained a party of friends at the Bacon home on Main street in honor of Miss Gladys Warrington of Royal Oaks, Mich., who is visiting friends here. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of August 6, 1942). The first known McHenry county soldier to land in India was Private Arnold A. Larson, whose wife, the former Miss Lillian Nordin of DEATHS BARBARA SEVERS Mrs. Barbara M. Severs, nee Drucks, 49, a resident of west Lake county and Round Lake for the past 34 years, former resident of Brookfiekl, 111., and well-known in the McHenry area, died at Lake Forest hospital Monday, July 26. She was born in Chicago Heights, 111. Aug. 2, 1932. Mrs. Severs had been a lab technician at Baxter labs over seven years; was a member of Lakes Region American Legion Post Ladiee Auxiliary; and the Round Lake'a Men's Club Ladies Auxiliary. Surviving are her husband Robert (Whitey) Severs of Round Lake; a daughter, Mrs. William (Debra) Caahmore of Antioch, 111.; two sons, Dale of Lindenhurst and Craig of Fox Lake; one grandson, Craig Severs, Jr. and four granddaughters, Courtni, Sara, Michelle and Jannae. Also surviving are her parents, Eric Drucks of Waukegan, III. and Persis Swartout of Packwaukee, Wis.; one brother, Robert Drucks of Fox Lake; nieces, nephews and other relativea. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Friday, at St. Peter's Catholic church, Volo, with interment in the local cemetery in Ingleside, 111. Visitation was scheduled from 3 to 6 p.m Thursday at the K. K. Hamsher funeral home, Fox Lake. SUSAN N FULLER Susann Lynn Fuller, 19, of McHenry died July 17 in Annaheim, Calif. She was born in Chicago March 8,1863, the daughter of Raymood and June Fuller of McHenry. A resident of McHenry most of her life, Ms. Fuller sttendod Landmark, Hilltop and East campus schools In sddition to her parents, she is survived by one sister, Jo-Ann Kujak; four brothers, Richard, Daniel, David and Steven Fuller. Funeral services were held July 31 at Rose Hills Memorial park, California McHenry, received word of his safe arrival. For many weeks she and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larson of Ringwood. have anxiously swaited word from him. Private Larson is a graduate of the Woodstock Com­ munity high school and was employed at the Alemite prior to his induction. Herbert Reinhansperger, McHenry, is one of about five hundred up- perclass students who will act as "brothers" and "sisters" to the hundreds of freshmen students who will be welcomed to the campus of the University of Wisconsin next Sep­ tember. Many friends of Herb in t. Currently MCC has joint agreements with the College of Like County in Grayslake, Elgin Com­ munity college in Elgin, and Rock Valley college in Rockford as well as with Harper. Under the Joint agreement plan, students can either choose to directly enroll for all courses at the college which offers the degree or certificate they are seeking or can get required gensral courses out of the way at MCC before tranafering to the other school. The joint agreements also mean that students from the other four college districts are able to come to MCC to earn rtogroia not offered at their home schools. Students interested in joint educational programs should contact the Office of Student Services at MCC for spsctfic program descriptions, information on degrees ana cer­ tificates they csn earn, and "authorisation to regiater" carde. That office also has soocific in­ formation on limited enrollment programs included in the joint agreement. Here ia a list of programs open to MCC district residents under joint sgreements with the four sres Food Msnufacturing Technology, Footer Care, Gerontology, Graphic Design, Group Home Care, Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration, Hospitality Management-Culinary Arta, Hospitality Management- Reetaurant Management, Industrial M a i n t e n a n c e , I n d u s t r i a l Management, Machine Tool Career Advancement Program, Machine Tool Technology, Mental Health Generalist, Nursing, Plastics Technology, Certified Life Un- derwriters Courses, Savings and Loan Courses-Program Rock Valley college: Aviation colleges: Colleg Wisconsin. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of August 8, 1957). For the second time in the com- parstively short history of junior fair, the local community haa claimed a county queen. This year she is Miss Beth Smith, a pretty 16-year-old miss who just two weeks previous had been crowned Miaa Wonder Lake. Beth, a 5 foot 2 inch blonde with green eyes, weigha just over 100 pounds snd wss one of the smallest contestants for the title. She appeared before three visiting judges wearing a swim suit and later a pink formal. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith of Deep Spring Woods. From "Musin' and Meanderin' " column: 'Seldom is our column enhanced by pictures but we feel this week is s specie! occasion. We slso feel the person is s little special. We set aside for the moment ail memory of good-natured (?) ribbing ex­ perienced in the past as we add to the words of others our own sincere feelings of congratulations to Earl R. Walsh, named "Citizen of the Year" by the V.F.W. carnival.' TEN YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Aug. 4, 1972). Lt. Sherry Gehrke left July 20 for Manila, Philippines, enroute to Bangkok before starting her work as the intelligence officer for the Tac­ tical Fighter wing, Korat AFB, Korat, Thailand. Lt. Gehrke will arrive with the "first" to her credit and numerous other honors.' At officers' training school, the pretty young McHenry girl became the first woman in OTS history to hold s student staff position over squadron level. The position was selected through nomination by the flight commander snd recom­ mendations by the squadron com­ mander. Barbara Ann McDonagh, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael McDonagh, McHenro, will participate in the Miss Illinois Teenager pageant Aug. 3, at Holiday Inn South, Harvey. Concern about completing the Lakeland Park area drainage ditch was essed st the City Council meeting with the snnouncement that the State of Illinois will advertise for bids on Sept. 32 snd open bids Oct. 34. Fsll snd winter months, with frost In the ground, ere fsvored for this typo of College of Lske County: Ar­ chitectural Technology, Auto Body Repair and Painting, Building Con­ struction Technology, Chemical Technology, Civil Technology, Dental Assisting, Electrical-Electronic Maintenance, Fashion Mer­ chandising, Fire Science Technology, Fluid Power Technology, Human Services Technology, Industrial Skilled Craft Training, Library Science, Medical Laboratory Technoh gy, Medical Record Technology, Nursing, Practical Nursing, Radiography, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, Teaching- Paraprofessional, and Water- Wastewater. Elgin Community college: Dental Assisting, Fire Science and Safety, Maintenance Technology, Building Construction Technology, Com­ mercial Aviation, Dental Assisting, Nursing, Reepiratory Therapy, Fire Science, Human Services, Library- Media Technical Assistant, and Recreational Leadership. William Rainey Harper college: Baking, Building Codos snd En­ forcement, Cooking, Dental Hygiene, Dietetic Technician, Digital Elec­ tronics and Microprocessor Technology, Fashion Design, Fir6 Science Technology, Food Service Management, Industrial and Retail Security, Interior Design, Jour­ nalism, Legal Technology, Material Management, Medical Office Assistant, Medical Transcriptionist, Numerical Control Technician, Parks and Grounds Operation Management, Operating Room Technician, Real Estate, snd Vending Machine Repair. "Experiment is a hard teacher becauee she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards."...Vernon Law An elephant's tusks may grow to a length of 11 feet and may weigh 200 or 235 pounda apiece. Courthouee Squares MAMY THIM&S A/HE OPFNCO BY MISTAKE, BUT HONS SO OTTKH AS RUE MOUTH. Phoenix Satellite Systems Ltd. Tefev/aJon syafems tor pri¥»fa homes 312-359-4090 HOW 10 SUBSCRIBE 10 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER The McHenry Pinindenler 3812 W. 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