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{ DlRTHS I -- rwu-i'.* . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Gray, 101 W. Shady drive, McHenry, an­ nounce the birth of their first child on Dec. 28. Carly Suzzanne Gray was born at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County, Woodstock, 111. and weighed 6 lbs. 9'£ pz. Maternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Allen Zeaman of Wonder Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gray of „ fox Lake, 111. are the paternal grandparents. Mrs. Yates of Chicago is the infant's great- grandmother. • Mr. and Mrs. Peter Meehan, 405 Lakeview Street, Crystal Lake, became parents of their Second child and first son on Dec. 20. Peter Edward, Jr. was bom at Good Shepherd hospital, Harrington, 111. and Weighed 6 lbs. 1 oz. He has a two-year-old sister J\manda. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson of Holiday hills, 4 McHenry. Paternal grandparents are Kathleen Meehan-of McHenry and Ralph M. Meehan of New Orleans, La. The infant's great- grandparents are Margaret Schmoldt of Elgin, 111. and Mrs. Evelyn Meehan of Edgerton, Wis. Sarah Furlott of Milton, Wis. is the baby's great-great- grandmother. A girl, Kristen Lee, was born Nov. 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hoch, 1784 Wicke avenue, Des Plaines, 111. The infant arrived at Lutheran General hospital, Park Ridge, 111., weighing 8 ibs. 14 -oz. She has a brother Brian, age one and a half. Maternal grandparents are Mr. .and Mrs. Edward G. Brodie of Des Plaines, .111. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoch of Wonder Lake, -{11. are the paternal grandparents. - Robert Marvin is the name chosen by Mr. and •Mrs. Jerry Allen, 5011 W. Abbington drive, McHenry, for their first son. The baby boy was born Dec. 2, at Lutheran General hospital, Park Ridge, 111. and weighed 8 ibs. 13'^ oz. He has a '4wo-year-old sister Elizabeth. The infant's . grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Allen r of Hoffman Estates, 111. and Mr. and Mrs. Ted T Jarosh of Neenah, Wis. Legal Notice STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT McHENRY COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS ; AND LOAN ) INSURANCE ) CORPORATION, ) as Successor in y Interest to ) Telegraph Savings ) and Loan ) Association, ) vs. ' ) NORTHWEST ) NATIONAL ) BANK OF ) CHICAGO, -) as Trust Under ) Trust Agreement ) Dated July 13,1978 ) and Known as ) Trust No. 4813: ) THEODORE ) TANNEBAUM; ) NEALL. ) HUNTER; ) LANCER ) McHENRY, a ) Limited ) Partnership, et al. ) No. 81CH127 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION NOTICE IS GIVEN YOU, Lancer-McHenry, a Limited Partnership defendants, that this case has been com- .menced in this court against you and other defendants, asking foreclosure of certain property, described as follows: Lots 101 through 104 both included, Lots 109, 111, 112, 116, 117 and 124, Lots 127 through 178, both ° in­ cluded. Lots 180 through 183, both included, Lots 185 through 187, both included, Lots 190 through 195, both i n c l u d e d , i n Pheasant Valley, Unit 1, being a subdivision of that part of the N o r t h e a s t a n d Southeast q u a r t e r s S e c t i o n T o w n s h i p North, Range 8, East of the third principal, m e r i d i a n i n McHenry County, Illinois. and payment on per­ sonal guaranties, andfor other relief. UNLESS YOU file your answer or other­ wise file your ap­ pearance in this case in the office ofthe clerk of this court McHenry County Courthouse, 2200 Seminary, Woodstock, Illinois. 60098 on or before Feb. 4, 1983, A J U D G E M E N T O R D E C R E E B Y DEFAULT MAY BE TAKEN AGAINST YOU FOR THE RELIEF of 28, 45 POETS CORNER CHRISTMAS PAST Hie walking doll needs a wheelchair, She had had an amputation, And the ragdoll has a bad tear And needs medication. A tornado hit the doll house And Barbie and Ken are fair, No one hurt except my spouse When the grandson pulled her hair. The drum played its last, And snoopy nas one eye, The train doesn't go too fast, And kiss E.T. goodbye. The football is deflated, And G.I. Joe is gone, The centerpiece Grandma created Is lying on the lawn. / The turkey is finished, The hambone is still here. The whiskey has diminished And so has the beer. But just maybe next year When Christmas is complete, We'll have nothing to fear, Toys will be made from concrete. Bob Zmich IM I I I I I I .U.M.M.M.LU.U.l.M.LU.I.M.t.IJ ANNOUNCING THE WINNERS OF OUR TURKEY GIVEAWAY! •Dave Henderson McHenry •Gerard Justen McHenry •Noel Kamrat McHenry •Bill Klein Fox Lake ED'S RENTAL & SALES IMC •Marisa Merkel McHenry •Kim Ogradny Fox Lake •David Page McHenry •Bev Reynolds Crystal Lake 904 FRONT ST. McHENRY 385-3232 ASKED IN THE COMPLAINT. WITNESS, Dec. 27,1982. Vernon) W. Kays, Jr., (Clerk of the Circuit Court) (Seal of court) Rebecca R. Pallmeyer Attorney for Petitioner Three First National Plaza - 4100 Chicago, 111. (312 ) 558-6770 (Pub. Dec. 31,1982 & Jan. 7 & Jan. 14, 1983) No. 820540 Meyers To Retire After 40 Years As Police Officer PAGE 3 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31,1982 Evidence Bitemarks are unique even in the case of identical twins, and in certain criminal in­ vestigations constitute legal­ ly valid evidence as useful as fingerprints, according to a University of California, Los Angeles study. by Angela Burden SHAW MIDIA NtWS SKVICI One of the longest serving police officers in the county, George C. Meyers, will be retiring Dec. 31 from the McHenry County Sheriff's department after serving more than 40 years in law enforcement. Meyers started as a guard in the state penitentiary in 1942 and a year later joined the Woodstock Police department as a patrolman, rising through the ranks over 22 years to reach the position of police chief. He was chief of police in Woodstock when it became "All-America City" in 1964. He retired as chief in 1965 and returned to the state prison as a guard for 2Vi2_years. In 1967, Meyers joined the sheriff's police as a patrolman under Sheriff John Carroll and was promoted to sergeant in 1969, serving as shift commander. When Sheriff Art Tyrrell took office in 1970 and created a safety education division, he selected Meyers as head of that division, a position he has held for 13 years. A year later, Meyers was also made commander of the sheriff's marine division. "On Dec. 31 I'll be ending a good, long and happy career in law en­ forcement," he said. Meyers said Nulle has tried to persuade him to stay on the job. "But at 70, I'm ready to move on to other things. " F o r t y y e a r s o f p o l i c e w o r k wouldn't have been possible for me if I hadn't worked in such a good com­ munity and county. They've been good people and I've had the total support of my family, friends, residents and colleagues," Meyers said. When he first was a policeman, Meyers said, the officers just patroled beats on foot, "but with the shift in" population, the police have a bigger area to cover." Looking back on his law en­ forcement career, Meyers reminisced about the job. "Years ago, we could settle cases on the spot. But with all the changes and new laws, a policeman can't do it that way now. "The legal wfirk and paperwork is excessive now. In earlier days, we could take someone swiftly in front of a magistrate. Now, the court dockets are crowded and there's so much red tape," Meyers said. Meyers served in the U.S. Navy for three years during World War II, after serving for four years with Company F of the Illinois Reserve Militia. He was first aid county chairman for the American Red Cross for 25 years, teaching thousands of people. He still does that at schools and factories in his capacity as safety officer. As for the future, Meyers is a candidate for the Woodstock City Council. 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