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i- r ' Vtr1"^ -*---'• FOR NROTC ot^ :i:>; #' •":.' , „ - s* ' ^'•fj ,M ^ LEGALS Congratulating each other are tne only two McHenry county lads chosen for the Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps. Left is Jerry Gillett, 18, son of Mrs. Alice MeAvinche of,Woodstock, a : senior at Woodstock high school. At right is Richard Richards, .'son of *Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Richards of Wonder Lake. A graduate / of the Woodstock high' school, he will be 18 in June. He has ^^been attending a prep school in Washington, D .Q. His mother is an instructor in District No. 10 and his father is...» retired "executive. - ' COMING EVENTS Public Invited To Kistner Lecture NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of MARGARET* BRETELD, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons that June 4, 1951, is the claim date in the estate of Mar* garet Brefeld, Deceased, pending in the County Coart of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date with* out issuance of summons. PAUL J. BREFELD, vftdrolnl»tr4Uor VERNON i. KNOX,1"'- Attorney • | First publication April 19, HfM Last publication May 3% 1%61, NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE WILLIAM M. CARROLL. Jr., Attorney at Law Woodstock, Illinois Estate of RICHARD IRVINO OVERTON, a/k/a R. I. OVERTON, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons that June, 4th, 1951, is the claim date in the estate of Richard Irving Overton, a/k/a R. I. Overton, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. RICHARD Jr OVERTON, PAUL ft. OVERTON, Administrator. (Pnb. Afrit 24. May 3-10) JtAtttOND AUCTION HERMAN BEHM, AMOOMM Having decided to discontinue dairying, I will sell at Public Auction on my farm 6ft miles East of McHenry, 4 miles Southwest of Round Lake, 5 miles North of Wauconda and 1 mile East of Volo on Route 59A, on SUNDAY, MAY 6. 1951 beginning at 1 >00 P. M. slurp, the following' property: 22 HEAD of LIVESTOCK (80 Head of Holsteln and 8 dnera* aeys) Three of these are fresh, seven springers and the balance milking BERNARD HEHTEL AUCTION HE&MAlt BEHM, Auctioneer Higk „ May 4 owning Irene Festival School Gymnasiuni ^ May ftublic Ham Dinner--Masonic Hall 5:30 P.M. & public Dinner -- Masonic Hall -- * Sponsored by O.E.S. ||ake Sale -- Justen Furniture Store, Green Street -- 10 A.M. Sponsored by Girl Scout Troop . No. 8. May 8 I's.And Patrons' Night, O.E.S. May 9 kindergarten Registration ~ >-- 202 3 Waukegean Street forester Fest -- V.F.W. ItaTt* ( Ijircle 1, W.S.C.S. -- Mrs Walter . f Haug Home, Shalimar--1° P.M. Nfcen's Forcflster Feat, C. Q. F; -- J V.F.W. Clubhouses - May 19 --- Organization Meeting For nb Scouts -- American legion ome -- 8 P.M. May 11 3 at club Mrs. Henry Woman's Club -- Mrs. Peter M. Justen Home • s May 14 '}5 • V-P* D- of A. Mother's Day' Banquet ; -~VUla Hotel May li verview Camp, R.N.A. --Public Card Party -- K. of a Hall F.V r Meatlug May lS.lf.17 ummage Sale -- Sponsored by Christian Mothers and Altar Society--Albert Blake's Garage. May 1C yle Show -- Ringwood Chnrch Basement May 17 Pring Tea--1 p.m.--V. F. W. Hall --Sponsored by W.S.C.S. May 19.90 '.v. T^Gypay Caravan"--McHenry Cher- < al Club Program--High School v Auditorium. <0/ ' May M ttirl Scout Mother-Daughter Tea -- | v American Legion Home. li' '- • 22 rT" O.E.S. Stated Meeting. May 26 g| (Altar and Rosary Sodality Annual Bake Sale--George Justen Furniture Store. Jane 19 Fashion Show, Dessert Luncheon And Bridge Party -- Sponsored By Circle l.*W.S.C.S. July 18 P-T.A. Dessert Garden "Parly -- 1 P.M. -- V.F.W. Grounds. On the afternoon of May 2:30 the Bull VaUey Garden of Woodstock, is bringing Ruth Kistner to Westwood for a special lecture on the flower arranging. Xfrs.'Kistne whose home is in New York, is one of the outstanding women flower arrangers in this country and a great favorite in her field, both here , and abroad. She has twice been the winner of the Tri- International award at the NeV? York Garden club show--a rare honor, and she was the first American woman to be invited to England to lecture before the Kensington Garden cluhs. When Princess Elisabeth moved into her new home, Clarence House, the flower containers for its formal opening were flown to Mrs. Kistner in New York. She made all the floral arrangements in them and they were then flown back to England for the gala affair. She haB since visited the king and queen of England and has been the guest of Princess Elizabeth at Clarence House. As Mrs. Kistner is in constant demand for lecturing, teaching and conducting judging schools all over the country, Woodstock is extremely fortunate in having her appear May 9 and is inviting all surrounding communities to hear her lecture. Tickets are on 3 dollar including tax. NOTICE OF CLAIM DATS DON A. WICKS, Attorney. , Estate of &UL EhJFF, "Deceased. : Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, June 4th, ^951, is the claim date in the estate of PA.UL S. »HUFF, I.-eceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. MARTHA OEFFX<lNG Administrator (Pub. April 26, May 3, 10, 1951) One (1) Bred Helferi One (I) Heifer, 11 months old} Oaf (1) Heifer. 9 months old; One (I) Yearling Bnllt Average test for the year, S& TWs In a >onng outstanding herd •f FEED, Flv* tent ft «oud Piiaco te n. ft silo, MfLKIXG EQUIPMENT DoLavnl milker, 2 single units: Fourteen milk cans; wash tanks; water heater; six-can milk cooler; pails and strainers. . Usual Bank Terms. ' Not Responsible For Accidents. Raymond Bieschke, Ownor ; Sunset Knoll Farm McHENRY STATE BANK Clerking; CHAPEL DEDICATED Plans for the dedication of the new all-faith chapel at the Illinois State Training School for Boys near St. Charles are nearing final stages under the guidance of a committee headed by civic leaders from Elgin, St. Charles, Aurora and the other towns in the Fox river vally area. The schedule of events for Sunday, May 6, at which time the new chapel will be dedicated, opens with a dinner at the Baker hotel in St. Charles, where civic leaders from the entire Fox river valley will gather to participate in the function which is being held to honor AdJai Stevenson, governor of Illinois. ANNUAL ACTIvmr DAY FOR COUNT* RURAL SCHOOLS-- 1£ %, , rornor Wth Marketing Pigs Farmers are finding it pays to send a ton of pork to market in 10 pigskins instead of eight. In other words, 200-pound pigs usually fit current market demands better than 25C-pounders. Decay Activity . An estimate of the amount of the tooth decay activity in a mouth at any given time and an estimate of future decay activity can be made .on the basis of a bacteria count in the saliva. Friday, May 18, has been designated County Activity Day for rural schools, according to word received this week from Fred Zandier, county director of, atik-j letics for these schools. Fourteen rural schools have been invited to attend the annualevent, to be held this year in the Crystal Lake grade school from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. These in'clude District 11, Spring Grove; District 22, Burton's Bridge; District 33, Solon Mills; District 36, Harrison; District 31, Ostend; District 41, Cherry Valley; District 44, Terra Cotta. Entries for the athletic events. are limited to two persons per event from each school, provided they meet the qualifications of the individual event. Events include the 100 yard dash for boys, 60 yard dash to} girls, 50 yard dash for boys, 46 yard dash for girls, 20 yard shuti tie felay, high jump for boys, square dance contest, demonstration, picnic relays, balloon breaking, newspaper race and sack races. v I will sell on my farm located 11 miles East of McHenry, 4 miles Southwest of Grayslake, 5 miles Northwest of Mundelein, 6 miles Northeast of Wauconda. 4 miles East of Volo. X block West of Route 59A on Peterson Road (watch for Auction Arrows), on SATURDAY, MAY 5ih commencing at li00 P. M. 27 HEAD of LIVESTOCK consisting of 21 very high grade Holstelns and f Guernseys, 1 with calf at side, 6 recently fresh, 9 close springers and the balance milking good* One yearling stock hull, an outstanding individual. This Is a very outstanding herd of cattle with an average test of 84). T.B, and Bangs tested. HOCiS--12 choice bred Hampshire gilts, due to farrow about June 1st. FEED lO ton iirst cutting baled alfalfa hay, 3 ft. of silage in 14-ft. silo. MILKING EQUIPMENT Surge milking machine complete with 4 units; 25 milk cans; Dairy Maid water heater; wash tanks; pails and strainers; electric milk stirrer; Safe Guard 2 gallon pastuerizer; 14 drinking cups and piping. One new ladles' bicytSft. Usual Bank Terms. ;Not Responsible For Acicdebts Bernard HerleL Owner McHENRY STATE BANK Clerking. QWttimerctal Wood La*4 One-third or approximately 140 million acres of the nation's commercial wood land is owned by farmers. This is more than the forests of Norway, Sweden and Finland put together. Sandwich Filling A different sandwich filling can be made from honey mixed with cKopped or grated,, vitamin-rich orange peel. to UMta Axthma For r*Mlh ••• Wfcy tuffer wfcM *om«ltiln9 will K*(p yo*t Aftoi* your •ymptomi km been dfagnwd tn AtMima yow ow# it to yourself • le invMtigato. Renew that subscription to the Plaindealer now. ^ r ASTHMANEFTOT 1-^ W tumbling a MM ml AtrimuNiUi* >l«w» bring in your nebulizer lor free Qf|d Mfvlcing, •' ----- -- Bolger's Drug Store PHONE 40 Complete line of Lee's vXiln remedies at Wattles Drag Store, McHenry. 8tf Cap of Ceffee For a "perfect" cup of coffee the coffee experts recommend using two level measuring tablespoons for each frounces of water. Want ads, like freedom, kys« I everybody's business. CJuhfaeM FOR SALE BROILERS and FRYERS PAN READY PACKED FOR DEEP FREEZE 60c per pound SCHAEfER POULTRY FARM 1st House North on McCnllom Lake Blacktop off Rt 1M. PHONE McHENRY 607-M-2 PUBLIC HAM DINNER SMORGASBORD STYLE SATURDAY, HAY 5, 1951 At MASONIC HALL. McHENRY $1.50-Adults . 75c - Children ConllnuoutServing izom 5i30 until 8:00 ENTERTAINMENT It's a big comfort to you to know that your children are every bit as safe in one of our clean, modern cabs as they are at home. Oar drivers are carefully trained and tested. Their characters and records are thoroughly investigated before we employ t£em. For safe transportaHtfS. ... PHON? 723 _ McHENRY m 4: SKILLED HANDS GUARD YOUR HEALTH Skilled hands guard your health at our drug store. Proof of the importance of our prescription department is shown in our full stock of fresh, potent drugs and the accurate speed with which your doctor's orders are carried out. Rely on us for reliable prescriptions. v * ' NYE' COolqrscen Orucj St cm 119 N. Riverside Drive I^hone 26 I HAMBURGER . HOT DOG *.* MOLLY'S DRIVE-IN *, 410 ELM' STREET i tr McHENRY, 1LU v M E Nfe ' Delicious Sandwiches 30c 20C 40c GRILLED CHEESE 30c GRILLED BACON ind CHEESE .................... 45c DeLuxo Double Hollyburger . 55c (Potato Chips and Pickle) FRENCH FRIES ..... 20c SOUP **""" 206 MALTEDS-.™. . 10c f SHAKES ...... ..... 28c SUNDAES .... ... 25c SODAS ..J*.... 25c 256 COKE 10c 10c BLACK COW COFFEE 10c MILK .... 10c ROOT BEE* FREEZER FRESH Frozen Custard and Ice Cream CONE CUPS 10c - ISC PINTS 40c. OOABTS ...:.. HALF GALLONS $1-40 •V;..:- ' Mark Schaettjrep Potaio dumplings. German style. With Swiss steak or with any type of stew these potato dumplings are first rate. They are entirely different from the usual conception of dumplings, which consist mostly of flour. The basis for^these dumplings is potato. Any leCfcWver dumplings may be sliced in half-inch slices and fried brown on both sides. Six medium sized potatoes, 1 large onion,- 2 eggs, flower, salt, pepper, 3 slices bread. * , Boil potatoes with skins left on. Peel and let c<k)i. Meantime, finely dice the bread. Slice onion very fine and fry in lard or other shortening with the bread cubes. Fry until lightly browned only. Mash potatoes thoroughly. Add unbeaten eggs and bread and onion mixture. Add about half a cup of flour or* just enough so that mixture may be formed into balls about the size of meat balls. Season before forming into balls. Have a large kettle of boiling water ready. Put some flour in a small dish and use to keep hands floured while rolling the dumpings. Lower each dumpling caregently with large spoon. Attend them closely while" boiling. Try to keep in water. If they seem to disintegrate before time is up, remove them carefully with a slotted spoon to a large platter. Do not pile on top of each other. 8erve hot with gravy. ^ / •, ,.-s Veal Steaks 1 Take To Variety > Serving a good balance of beef, veal, pork and lamb keeps meals interesting. Likewise, serving each cut in 'different ways can overrule monotony. ffHf> GAMBLING • - DEVICES IN dQC ' J COUNTY TAVEHlH i | Warrants were served by Justjee Charles Hayes of Woodstock last , week on six tavern owners in Mc-& Henry, charging operation of gaming devices. Action was ordered by State's Attorney Don A. Wicks as the resnlt of raida by Sheriff Henry Nulle'a staff oC deputies. Deputies Howard Cairns of McHenry, Armour Birk and Homer Mann visited the following places the last of the week: Hillside tavern near Algonquin, one punchy board and one number bowl; The^ Take veal steaks and chops for, Chateau near Coral, one number example, says home economist j bowl; the Dining Car on U. S. fit,. Reba Btaggs. The' basic method i 14. east of Woodstock, two nulpfcr of cooking is by braising. First,; ber bowls and one punchboarcC they are browned in a small j River I3en<^ tavern near Cory, amount of fat, d little liquid Is one <slot machine, one number added, the pan covered and the bowl and one punchboard; Lenmeat allowed to finish cooking. , ny's Plat e on t', S. Rt. 14, near to boil gently for ten or fifteen minutes. Do not stir but if the dumplings stick to bottom loosen This takes from 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending upon their thickness. ' "'/'.'.V'A • . Variety' 4ti serving If attained by using different seasonings and different liquids in which to cook the veal. A paprika sauce is an interesting cooking liquid. Or the steaks may be seasoned with a bit of ginger, mustard, and onion and cooked in milk or creamf For other servings, "veal may be braised in a tomato sauce, in fully into boiling water .'ind allow 6sour crea^n or mushroom sauce Some fruit flavors are appealing with veal. Examples are prunes and apricots. Crystal Lake, one number bowl; Cullan's Tavern near Ralatbn bridge, one number bowl. 0 NEW FRAGRANCE IDEA - BEAUTY TOILET ESSENCE The cost is so little. Amateurs get professional lawn beauty results by following the StSUi. program.» First a moo/ of TURF 8V/lQtfl -- this complete grassfood picks up * your lawn, makes it sparkle, grow' thick. 25 lbs - $2.50 feeds 2500 sq ft; 10,000 sq ft - $7.85 Sow Sco&L lAWN SEED to fill in bare spots with luxuriant grass. Use only a third as much because ' there ar$ 3,000,000 seeds per pound in Scotts. 1 lb -- $1.55; $ lbs - $7.65 25 lbs - $36.50 . Dandelions, Plantain, Buckhorn, broad-l«av«d w*edi bow to 4-XD W»»d Control. Dry applied at it comes from the package. Triot 2500 sq ft - $1J5 C »1J00 M) ft fpr $4M LASTS LONGER THAN TOILET WATft • LESS COSTLY THAN PERFUME JN TWEED OH REPARim 4* 250 (phit tax) 2 RMMMCS BJORKMAN'S RIVERSIDE HARDWARE IN X. KIVI HSllIK DRIVE MiHKNHV. ILL. Starting May 11th, we will be open Friday aad Saturday Ivanings 'til 9 P. M. -- Sundays 9 A. M. til Seen. o reminder thai you were there ® and may com* bock og<if ' Bolger's Drag Store MctfENBT ILLINOIS afliiaiiNlaifefil fll match my Dodge with ally car on the road for tolue and DependabilHy -cay« MICHAU OMNHUM "Sure, I've owned and driven other make cars," says Micha«| Oppenheim, Bellerose, N.Y. "But since 1941 my cars haveal| been Dodges. I know how dmpmndablm f*y* are, how little they cost to run Spvciftcoftofu 'o chang* wifhomi wofca Tm toM pay up f $1,000 M*r« and act gat all th§ axtra ram, tomfort aad rag§ad dtpendabWty af Dodge on roughest roads there's no wheel "hop" or bounce. Comparo what Dodge givesyou . . . with what other cars offer. You'll understand why DDoodd ge owners say they'll match Dodg# with any car on the road. Tako riding comfort for example. You could pay far more for a car and still not get the almost unbelievable smoothness of the new Onflow ride. Even You got the relaxing comfort of extra head room, leg room and shoulder room . . . the safety of "Watchtower" visibility. Dodge Gyro-Matic--the lowest priced' automatic transmission--let! ymi drive without shifting. See and drive Dodge today. NOW'S THE TIME TO TRADE! Liberal Trade-in allowonco Act New for Widest Selection ef Models cfad Colors! T . 195/ DepetHfoifa r>, DODGE „ COOP DRIVERS DRItf SAK CHKR TOUR CAk...CNKK ACCIMIITS •fh- A. S. K.AKtidOTOR S&LES to? 30^ .PearfSt.