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PACK 1.2 - PLAINDEALEK - FHIDAY, Legal Notice PUBLIC NOTICE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE McHENRY COUNTY BOARD OF REVIEW FOR ITS 1982 TERM The following is a list of real estate in lull by township*s), where values have been changed by the Board of Review from those shown in the 1982 official assessment roll and as published in this newspaper on a prior date. The assessed values herein shown are subject to equalization, where applicable, by the Illinois Department of Revenue. The 1982 assessments on farmland will individually be equalized with a factor of 0.9683, causing a farmland assessment reduction. This publication, made in ac­ cordance with Paragraph 590 of the Revenue Act of 1939, serves as a public notice to the taxpayers of the County of the action taken by the Board of Review on all complaints duly filed with them or hearings held which resulted in a change of assessed value. NOTE: There are two sets of values sh^wn on this list. The first set is the final assessed values after changes made by the 1982 Board of Review, and the following set is the assessed values as previously published by the Supervisor of Assessments. Numbers followed by letter A denotes the number of acres. FEBRUARY II. 1983 09-18-130-031-0040 Koch, Lincoln E Before 8,550 After 09-05-35l-00«-00«0 AICLLOt CARL J | ELEAN0RL NEW LAND 50*0 OLD LAND TOTAL 27730 TOTAL 29*90 9-05-«2t-001-00«0 0HNS0N» HERBERT A I ANut l i t L NEW LAND 2100 BLDG 14530 TOTAL 16630 OLD LAND 2100 BLDG 17070 TOTAL 19170 09-06-43A-0Q2-0040 SjNDLER. CHAS C t SUSAK * SE8 LAND 5P0 list UISI ?8?tt mil S INSLER CM AS '2 's i is AN N NEW LAND 280 TOTAL 280 OLD LAND 500 TOTAL SCO 09-07-177-006-00*0 _ NORTHWEST NATL BANK »TRI6B26 NEW LAND 3740 BLDG 6660 TOTAL 10600 OLD LAND 3740 BLDG 7920 TOTAL 11660 09-13-477-030-0040 HACHULt STANLEY S t VIRGINIA N NEW LAND 523? BLDG 14260 TOTAL 19491 OLD LAND 523: BLDG 1S880 TOTAL 2111? 09-18-383-024-0040 CHGO« 2N0 FED SVGS f t LOAN ASSOC NFJ LAND 790 BLDG 1750 TOTAL 254J OLD LAND 790 BLDG 5«0 TOTAL 6046 09-18-454-018-0040 AONI OF VETERANS AFFAIRS NEW LAND 1400 BLDG 8620 TOTAL 10020 OLO LAND 1400 BLDG 9180 TOTAL 1C580 09-19-127-015-0041 KCHENRY STATE BANK NEW LAND 930 BLDG 4940 TOTAL 5870 OLO LANO 930 BL0G 9880 TOTAL 10810 09-21-3 Of-012-0033 1.17A CARB v» MARVIN E ( VALERIE NEW LAND 900 TOTAL 900 OLD LANO 930 BL0G 4200 TOTAL 5100 •9-22-252-012-0041 MAUER« WILLIAM J t JUDITH B NEW LAND 47? BLDG 700 TOTAL 1170 OLD LAND 470 BLDG 2800 TOTAL 327! 09-24-302-003-0040 •>WEBERt PETER H * ELHABETH H m NEW LAND 1800 BLOG 1B990 TOTAL ?0 72! „ OLO LAND 1800 BLDG 20090 TOTAL 21890 09-24--4 28-015-0030 "HAIIFE. HENRY G t SHIRLEY A * NEW LAND 190 TOTAL 190 •• OLD LAND 190 BLDG 840 TOTAL 1030 -•9-24-4 28-016-0 04 0 -•HAUFEt HENRY G t SHIRLEY A * KV US ??s blSI mn »I?I •*09-25-2 00-012-0 040 5.06A •nCNISH, THEODORE A t IRENE N 4 NEW LAND 3000 BLOG 12160 TOTAL 15160 i OLD LANO 3000 BLDG 13660 TOTAL 16660 . ,09-25-352-001-0060 NCHENRY STATE BANK TR« 468 : a* mi m TO?SL • i 09 •2 6--331-018-0070 ,MCHENRY STUTE BANK,TR» 1875 ' NEW LANO 3500 BLDG 23990 TOTAL 27490 . OLO LANO 3500 BLDG 27340 TOTAL 30840 *09-26-4#5-012-0030 . . _ . * W1LLI A"S» ANTON ' ** * NEW LAND 280 TOTAL 280 OLO LANO 750 TOTAL 750 09-26-453-010-0060 MCHENRY ST BANK TR *468 ' NEW LAND 2240 BLDG 8170 TOTAL 10410 * OLD LANO 2240 BLDG 10360 TOTAL 12600 '09-27-304-012-0030 .JOHNSON, DEAN L 1 OLD LAN8 1588 BLDGSISS'TOTAL 10530 •09-29-403-046-0030 LINN. STEVE t CAROL . m m usi wwt \m 1 BLDG Mi l TOTAL 11118 -0050 0.66A 09-34-13 0,-00 7-0040 'CHAPS* JANES F t ADELINE A * NEW LANO 234 • OLO LANO 234 - .09-34-232-005 ,MCHENRY STATE BK TR«798 NEW LANO 7800 BLOG 70170 TOTAL 77970 . OLO LAND 7800 BLOG 79070 TOTAL 86870 >9-35-151-001-0050 HASALLE NATL BANK TR •38856 ; SEX m ;m itet am mt mil , •9-35-151-007-0041 mn AASALLE NAT NEW LANO ~ OLD LANO TL B m i BANK TR 138498 " BLDG 17570 TOTAL BLOG 19100 TOTAL ^•9-35-151-008-0041 •LASALLE NATL BANK TR •3B848 - 374 0 BLOG 1757 NEW LANO 3740 BLDG 11 ^ OLO LAND 3740 BLOG 19290 TOTAL 17570 TOTAL ,•9-35-151-1 .LASALLE "*• * NEW LAN -1 OLD LAN ^•9-35-154-002-0041 .LASALLE NATL.Bi , OLD LKNU 3VH IVINI *09-35-154-003-0030 LASALLE NATL BANK TR03B857 NEW LAND 5Q0 TOTAL 5 0g 1-009-0041 NATL BANK TR •38057 0 3740 BLD6 17070 T 0 3740 BLDG 19290 T 4-002-0041 SALLE NATL BANK TR«36097 Is RR 188 ?8?FL l IB8 ? 0 TOTAL TOTAL mil 20810 23030 OTAL 2150 OLD LAND 409-35-228-010-C»40 WALTER J " - G 1656 TOTAL 2150 .DEAN, , HE lw LANC _ _ » FLORENCE C OLD LAN6 5600 BLDG 16450 TOTAL z io iS •*09-35-229-006-0040 0.40A <4DE AN« HARRY R t NARY E --- 3000 BLDG 12630 TOTAL 3000 BLOG 16350 TOTAL ~ 1041 NEW LANO J OLO LANO ODDS ! 09-3 6-3 76-01 l - l O 6-376-011-0 WARS!INSKI» IRENE mil IK L IV L -."EKtaSHJ! SWMHBHt 2HJ *10-05-202-018-0040 /ONRAD, JOHN A t ANTOINETTE L BLOG BLDG 10-05-283-010-0040 •WOTO. SAM " TOTAL 10030 ) TOTAL 10940 NEW LAND OLD LANO 1170 BLOG t HELEN 1170 BLOG 68^0 40-07-132-012--0040 .JONES. DONALD " " TOTAL 798C (0 7870 TOTAL 904t B » RHONDA NEW LAND 1500 BLOG OLD LANO 1500 BLDG IB-07-376-005-0040 BARTH, GEORGE !!ttl mi 13010 14870 BARTH, GEORGE H.JR t KATHLEEN F NEW LAND 1870 BLDG 11140 TOTAL ' OLO LAND 1870 BLDG 13000 TOTAL .10-07-482-018-0 040 • ROBEL EOW J t EONA H NEW LAND 2009 BLDG £?£4g TOTAL 21940 OLD LAND 2800 BLDG 10-30-402-012-0040 3NSTANT, NEW LAND TOTAL 23350 (CONSTANT, CARL L I FERNANDA OLD LAND 500 BLDG 14770 TOTAL 18270 5O0 BLOG 15726 TOTAL 19220 THE BOARD OF REVIEW CONCURRED IN THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES OF ERROR FOR THE ASSESSMENT YEAR OF 1981. CERTIFICATES OF ERROR DENOTING NO VALUATION CHANGE REFLECT A CHANGE TO ALLOW EITHER THE ANNUAL AND, OR ELDERLY HOMESTEAD EXEMPTIONS. j 09-05-476-005-0040 . McHenry State Bank Tr#1915 . Before 17,680 After 17,680 . 09-06-283-014-0040 i Walitzek, Walter G £ Rosalie A Before 5,220 After 5,220 09-06-356-015-0040 Wagner, Horace R t Alice M Before 3,120 After 3,120 09-06-476-010-0040 Wdstk 1st Natl Bk fr#1544 Before 15,860 After 15,860 09-07-252-030-0040 Naunheimer, Nick & Magdalena Before 12,210 After 12,210 09-07-262-035-0040 . Mar loch, Stephen & Magdalena Before 12,890 After 12,890 09-07-282-026-0040 McHenry State Bank Tr#338 " Before 5,920 After 5,020 09-07-430-035-0040 Greenwood, w» j t Rose Marie Before 4,620 After 4,620 09-07-453-031-0040 Hishling. Jay R & Elizabeth M Before 10,770 After 10,770 09-10-30 4-001-0040 Brennan, Chas W t Delores Before 4,530 After 4,530 09-13-227-010-0010 Luther, Ani ta Before 8,340 After 8,340 09-13-276-028-0040 Freund, Frank & Agnes K Before 8,300 After 8,300 09-1.1-407-017-0040 LaSalie Natl Bank Tr#46392 Before 25,740 After 24,640 09- 14 - 300-014-0062 Matthesius, Fred t Phyllis A Before 62,530 After 57,510 8 ,550 8,460 Jun* R 7,200 09-18-376-014-0041 Gallo, Dennis J & Jeannis M Before 12,980 Aft»r 10,040 09-18-4S6-OO7-OO4 0 Rindt, Karl G Jr t Bonita A Before 11,630 After 10,480 09-19-108-022-0040 Apostolou, Christopher t Alice Before 3,850 After 3,850 09-19-130-003-0040 McHenry State Bank Tr#2007 i Before 12,490 After 7,590 09-19-154-016-0040 Holm, Evert G t Christine I Before 3,920 After 3,920 09-20-300-005-0040 Cooper, Jack S Pearl I Before 8,040 After 8,040 09-21-406-005-004,0 Cicero State Bank Tr#2713 Before 10,210 After 10,210 09-22-103-015-0040 Uycital, Harold D t Henrietta D Before 7,330 After 7,330 09-22-105-007-0041 Cycyota, Edward A t Sylvia Before 4,330 After 3,710 09-22-153-019-0040 Donkel, Henrietta EtAl Before 6,050 After 6,050 09-22-179-009-0040 Maywood-Proviso St Bk Tr#2523 Before 4,370 After 4,370 09-24-203-018-004 0- Godtfredsen, John 6 Eileen Before 8,540 After 8,540 09-24-276-020-C040 Scanlin, William E t Lydia L Before 7,710 After 7,710 09-24-277-019-0040 Schulien, Edward G C Jean T Before 2,420 After 2,420 09-25-102-002-0040 Baily, Clyde H Before 10,920 After 10,920 09-25-426-014-0040 Jordan, James O t Evelyn L Before 11,880 After- 11,880 09-25-451-026-0040 Wiess, Paul J I Emma B Before 7,390 After 7,390 09-26-307-008-0040 Marrow, Alvin J t Geneviene A Before 9,430 After 9,430 09-26-329-016-0040 McHenry Stat* Bank Tr#1615 Before 1 IS,740 After 15,740 09-26-329-024-0040 Abbanaath, Prad O ( Lorraine M Before 18,030 After IB,030 09-26-382-011-0040 Salth, Richard L ( Grace A Befora % 9,430 After 9,430 09-26-404-010-0040 Scarbrough, Cheater fi Ada Befora 5,530 After 5,530 09-26-477-007-0040 Heyvard,/ Edward S-t Genevieve Before 13,170 After 13,170 09-27-101-038-0040 Tynan, Franc** Cook Before 8,460 After 09-27-153-022-0040 Gilbertaan, Cheater E t Before 7,200 After 09-27-204-015-0040 Kaadorf, Herman t Celine D Befora 10,020 After 10,020. 09-27-427-002-0040 Baaalay, Gary W 6 Katharine A Before 17,170 After 15,480 09-28-203-018-0040 Corcoran, Patrick M 6 Linda M Before 14,450 After 13,950 ,09-3 3-2 79-026-0040 Moehling, Herbert H 6 Lorraine Before 10,020 After 10,020 09-33-279-051-0040 Doherty, John M t Lynn Before 8,040 After 09-33-279-052-0040 Doherty, John M. & Lynn Before 7,520 After 09-34-102-043-0040 Chandler, George E t Harriet L Before 13,340 After 13,340 09-34-130-007-0040 Chaps, Janes F t Adeline A Before 16,920 After 16,610 09-34-176-064-0040 Longfield, Marion E ft Frank E Before 7,B50 After 7,850 09-34-176-117-0040 McHenry State Bank Trl2175 Before 9,880 After 9,880 09-34-176-146-0040 Hickey, Edward P t Elizabeth Before 9,900 After 9,900 09-34-204-028-0040 Saith, Joaie R t Elsie M Before 10,200 After 10,200 09-34-2 76-001-0040 Urchen, Wiiliaa s Harriett Before 10,090 After 10,090 09-35-156-007-0040 Ullrich, Reinhold G C Dorothy M Before 10,930 After 10,9 30 09-35-178-001-0040 Sayler, J E C Rita Before 10,960 After 10,960 09-35-228-010-0040 Dean, Walter J t Florence C Before 23,430 After 2'2,050 09-35-327-015-0040 LaVarra, Daniel P « Carolyn Before 15,460 After 15,460 09-35-402-012-0040 Fanning, Edna C Before 20,090 After 20,090 09-35-4 76-009-0040 . Zwiaaler, Herman G C Charlotte before* 15,040 After 15,040 09-36-104-006-0040 Reinboldt, Howard t Charlotte Before 6,520 After 6, 09-36-179-005-0040 Marzec, Joseph T Before 8,480 After 8,480 09-36-301-019-0040 Evergrn Prk let Ntl Bk Tr«T-3640 Before 6,860 After 6,860 10-05-18 3-007-0040 Sieliach, Walter F t Catherine C Before 6,130 After 6,130 10-05-184-005-0040 Rzechula, Adam J t Georgia E Before 7,070 After 7,070 10-05-254-005-0040 DuBeau, Donald P Before 13,540 After 12,360 10-05-282-00 3-004 0 Romano, Geo t Louiae J Before 10,680 After 10,680 10-05-354-012-0040 Rendl, Wm J & Clara Before 7,190 After 7,190 10-05-356-008-0040 Wegener, Lawrence J t Kathy M Before 8,710 After 8,710 10-05-402-011-0040 , Griffin, Helene, Thomas t Maureen Before 7,330 After 7,^30 10-05-429-011-0040 Midwest Bank C Tr Co Tr#80-08-3402 Before 7,360 After 7,360 8,040 7,520 ,520 Mildred 8,820 400 10-05-453-007-0040 Kaucki, Eugene F & Klaus Before 9,290 After 10-05-480-018-0030 • Pecenka, George L C Emma Before 1,590 After 10-07-333-005-0040 Rose, Herbert £ t Mary E Before 9,970 After 10-07-405-025-0040 Trojanowski, Thomas J s Before 8,740 After 10-07-405-029-0040 Mueller, Ralph E s Mary Before 11,900 After 10-08-126-02 0-0040 Boettcher, Ernest R t Margaret Before 7,960 After 7,960 10-17-376-005-0040 Buralli, Deno t Inez Before 18,950 After 18,950 9,970 Irene 8, 740 11,900 10-18-154-003-0040 Himpelmann, Stephen P Before 12,320 After 10,210 10-19-228-005-0040 Krayirfer, Geo G t D Naomi Before 21,480 After 21,480 10-19-2 76-001-0040 McHenry State Bank Tr#1992 Before 35,220 After 35,220 10-19-2 76-001-00 40 McHenry State Bank Tr#1992 Before 35,220 After 35,220 10-30-278-001-0040 McHenry State Bank Tr#1571 Before 12,400 After 12,400 10-30-401-004-0040 v. Grabowski, Clifford B Before 21,940 After 19,710 10-32-304-028-0041 McHenry State Bank Tr#665 Before 2,570 After 1,360 10-32-476-023-0040 Lorio, Vincent t Santa Before 3,750 After 3,750 Randall W. Woloski Clerk, Board of Review McHenry County (Pub. Feb. 11,1983) No. 830052 Plan For Wildlife Center JOIN MCC STAFF - New full-time faculty members at McHenry County college this spring include, left to right, front Nicholas Ross, data processing; and Diane Graf, mathematics; in back Peter Cook, automotive; and Mark Eckel, sociology. Realtors Record By Yvonne Beer, Executive Officer, McHenry County Board of Realtors Now that mortgage interest rates are lower, some home owners are wondering whether to finance their higher fixed-rate mortgages. Trading in your old mortgage for one with lower interest could, in some cases, provide long-term savings of thousands of dollars. The McHenry County Board of Realtors urges you, however, to consider some factors before you rush to your lender. First, there are charges involved. According to Columnist Andrew Leckey, a new application fee will generally cost about $200 and a len­ der's title policy about $150. This policy insures the title in favor of the new lender, and may not require the full title search that was required with your initial mortgage. In addition, some institutions charge "points" as an origination fee for the re-financed mortgage. Each point represents 1 percent of the loan. Thrift institutions and banks currently charge anywhere from 1 to 3 points for a mortgage renegotiation. The difference in points can have a big effect on your costs. For example, in a refinanced $60,000 loan, a 2 point charge would be $1,200, while a 3 point charge comes to $1,800. According to one loan official, it would take 13 to 21 months of monthly principle payments to cover these one-time refinancing charges. So, if you're thinking of selling your home within two years, refinancing an existing $60,000 mortgage wouldn't be profitable. Another important consideration is your tax situation. If, for instance, you're in the 50 percent tax bracket, your actual monthly savings from a re-negotiated mortgage only will be half the difference in interest charges. Your accountant should look over your individual tax situation before you decide. If you've taken all these factors into account and you decide to refinance your fixed-rate mortgage, the McHenry County Board of Realtors suggests you do some "shopping around" to find an institution that will give you the best deal. Some may be willing to trim some fees. A few RINGWOOD, ILL. REV.C.C.COLLIGAN The Fellowship COUNSELING SERVICES Individual & Family Counseling specializing in: Alcohol & Drug Abuse (815)728-1074 Appointment Only S.R.CARPENTER.MS/CAC WHAT'S NEW ERA-RDG WELCOMES CONNIE TANCREDI Alan Moll, Broker, of ERA-RDG Realty is pleased to announce that Connie Tancredi has joined his firm. She is a member of the Million Dollar Sales Club and closed in excess of One Million Dollars in Sales in 1982. She specializes in Investment, Residential, and Commercial Real Estate and is a certified appraiser with The American Association of Certified Ap­ praisers. Connie is a Graduate of the Realtors Institute and is an accomplished professional. All of Connie's clients and friends are invited to stop in t$ see her at 4507 W. Elm Street, McHenry or call 815-385-9394. Practical Putty A & B Fast Set Epoxy putty bonds almost any­ thing, adheres to metal, wood, fiberglass, porce­ lain and plastic. Just cut equal parts of putty from the two bars and knead together. From Applied Plastics, 612 Franklin Ave., El Segundo, CA. 90248. by Craig Schreiner , ' SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE, The McHenry County Conservation District Board of Trustees has ap­ proved a design for a wildlife rehabilitation center to be submitted Feb. 24 to the Woodstock Site Plan Review commission. The trustees, with the MCCD wildlife rehabilitation and education committee, discussed plans for the proposed 3,200-square-foot structure at a special meeting at district headquarters Wednesday night. The structure will be built on the 56- acre Kishwaukee park parcel under development by the city in cooperation with MCCD on a former landfill site, north of Dieckman street and south of U.S. 14 in Woodstock. The building and three acres of the parcel will be a treatment and rehabilitation center for injured birds and animals. Since the beginning of the MCCD wildlife rehabilitation program in 1975, treatment of injured birds and animals has been done in the homes of Sally Joosten and Andrea Kane, two committee volunteers. The program, which is aimed at treating and releasing injured wildlife, has taken in some 1,000 birds and animals this year, said Sally Joosten, MCCD wildlife director. The district has $8,000 remaining in its building fund for the current fiscal year ending June 30, and a projection for funds next year has not been made, said MCCD Executive Director Ken Fiske. Construction o! the facility is ex­ pected to begin in April, Fiske said. MCCD funds supply food, medicine and cages for the wildliife rehabilitation project. MCCD em­ ployees Joosten and Kane are paid for their activities in wildlife education. The two women are non-salaried volunteers in the rehabilitation part of the program. The board introduced the possibility of establishing a foundation to help fund such wildlife rehabilitation projects as the proposed facility. MCCD attorney Scott Green presented research on a foundation which might comprise a seven- member board of directors, 25 voting members and an unlimited number of non-voting members. Four directors would be elected by the foundation's voting members and three appointed by the MCCD Board Of Trustees. Lamprecht assured the committee the district intends to maintain its current level of support for wildlife rehabilitation programs. But he suggested a support group independent of the district might gain additional funding through donations. State law forbids taxing bodies to solicit donations for programs. "The conservation district cannot solely support wildlife rehabilitation projects without increasing funding," Fiske said. "And the way our economy looks, an increase in funding probably is doubtful." The first phase of the proposed rehabilitation structure will include convalescent areas for .birds and mammals, isolation areas for patients with contagious diseases, a kitchen, commissary, utility and cleanup room. The final phase will include plans for a meeting room and reception area, office, treatment room, nursery and additional storage. Three S&L Women Promoted lenders are also offering special mortgage interest rates lower than market rates especially to attract refinancers. The McHenry County Board of Realtors urges you to visit your lender to get all the facts on refinancing in order to make an intelligent, money- saving decision. Secretaries In District Update The February meeting of the Fox Valley chapter of Professional Secretaries International will be held Wednesday, Feb. 16, at 7 p.m., at the offices of Zukowski, Poper, Rogers and Flood, 50 Virginia street, Crystal Lake. The Fox Valley chapter of PSI will be visited by the division contact, Mrs. Gerry Craddock, who will speak about current events at the division level and answer any questions regarding PSI. A blind, silent auction will be held, the proceeds to be given to support PSI'a retirement centers. For further information, contact Judy Bartels, 459-2050, or Stella Grafe, 459-5000. Post Office On Holiday Schedule it The McHenry post office will operate on a holiday mail schedule Monday, Feb. 21, in observance of Washington's birthday. Postmaster LeRoy M. Smith said regular residential and business deliveries and pickups from collection boxes will not be made, and usual post office lobby services will not be available. Delivery of certain expedited mail services will continue during the holiday weekend. These include special delivery and express mail.' Mailers should contact the post office (385-0816) for information about holiday schedules. MARY AALTO ROSEMARY BIELAWA CONNIE BLIETZ Three veteran staff members were promoted to vice-president at McHenry Savings and Loan association's annual shareholders meeting. The new officers are Mary Aalto, Rosemary Bielawa and Connie Blietz. A 14-year employee of the S&L, Mary Aalto heads the accounting department. A native McHenryite, she started as a teller in 1969. Later she switched over to bookkeeping when it was a one-person function. As McHenry Savings grew, she super­ vised her department's steady ex­ pansion. She played a major role in the association's conversion to computer operations. In her leisure time, Mary is interested in crafts and horseback riding. Rosemary Bielawa has been with McHenry Savings since 1974. Last year she was appointed corporate secretary of the association in ad­ dition to her other duties as manager of the loan servicing department. It's a job described as calling for "an unflappable nature" and careful attention to every detail. Rosemary has raised four children, ages 19 to 26, and she enjoys reading and crafts in her spare time. Connie Blietz started as a teller in 1967, then left for three years to raise a family. Returning in 1973, she moved into the new accounts department. Here she had great success in helping customers open savings accounts and, later, checking accounts. This led to her managing the savings department. In this work she has become an expert on the growing complexity of savings and the ever-widening array of savings plans at the S&L. In addition, she has frequently spoken on the subject before local groups. Connie and her husband, Dennis, have twin sons, Scott and Jeremy, 12. She is treasurer of the Saddle Creek Trails Homeowners association. Her outside activities include antique furniture, running, gardening and travel. In announcing the promotions, James R. Marinangel, executive vice-president, stated, "The steady growth of McHenry Savings and Loan has necessitated the addition of new officers to help us serve our customers better and more ef- ficently." All members of McHenry Savings board of directors were re-elected. They are Frederick C. Cappetta, George M. Freund, Alfred D. Goeb- bert, Jr., James R. Marinangel, Kathleen E. Marinangel, G. Dale Pate, Joseph N. Sikes, Charles Weingart, and Robert C. Winkle. Arnold J. Rauen continues as director emeritus. Continue Seminar The "Death and Dying" seminar now in progress at Faith Presbyterian church will continue Sunday, Feb. 13, at 9:30. Suzanne Neuhausel will speak on "Administering to the Grieving". All interested persons are invited to attend. Faith church is located at the in­ tersection of Lincoln and Chape) Hill roads, near the outdoor theatre. "Love sought is good, but giv'n unsought is better." Shakespeare ALUMINUM AWNINGS NOPIES . KEEPS OUT. '(/jWIND & SNOW WE WILL BE OPEN FOR DINNER STARTING FEB. 11th (Dinners Served Fri., Sat. & Sun. Only) - LETS iN[ _ >.x WARMTH -- LIGHT LET ME SHOW YOU OUR EXCLUSIVE CUSTOM-BUILT ENERGY SAVING SELECTION OF AWNINGS & CANOPIES AND OUTDOOR ROOMS . . . CALL ME - Daily 8-5, Sat 9-12 (414) 275-2176 RT. 14 NORTH WALWORTH, WISC. WE WILL BE OPEN WEEKENDS ONLY TILL FURTHER NOTICE. a Friday Fish Fry LAKE PERCH, SMELT OR SCROD SOUP & SALAD BAR ALL YOU CAN EAT I Sunday Brunch FROM 10 AM TO 2 PM ALL YOU CAN EAT I featuring Belgium Waffles, Crepes, Oaeiets and Fresh Fruit. CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB 2500 N. CHAPEL HILL RD McHENRY I