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Thursday. May 26. 1955 THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER ' • * •« • • ^Am ;r V fi? Plvi RECEIVE MUSIC AWARDS RITES HELD MAY 13 FOR LEO STILLING NATIVE OF AREA Funeral services were held Friday morning, May 13, for Leo J. Stilling of McHenry, who died, at Downey Veterans hospital on May 10. Photo by Ralph Patzke Th^se are; the four young people who received awards for <'having contributed most to their organizations at the annual' spring music festival last Thursday evening. i Sitting in front are Virginia Audino, who won the Arion award for outstanding senior member of the band; Judy Freund, Arion winner in the orchestra; and Ann Marie May, voted outstanding girl member Qf the chorus. In the rear is Bill Weber, who won the same chorus honor among the boys. At right is Principal Carl Buckner. Newi About Our ^S&vicemen Col. Kefiheth M. - GonsetJh, whose wife, Eleanor, lives at 229 Redman ave., Haddonfield, N.J., is attending the supply management course at the Army's Quartermaster School, Fort Lee, Va. The course is designed to acquaint officers and civilians occupying executive positions in the Army siipply system with the various phases of supply management. Col. Gonseth, son of Mrs. Jules E. Gonseth, McHenry, entered the Army in 1939 and is a veteran of service in the Far East. He was graduated from the University of Illinois in 1939 and from Harvard university, Cambridge, Mass., in 1948. The colonel is a imember of Kappa Sigma fraternity. Donald Miller has completed sixteen weeks of basic training at Camp tChaffie®, Ark., and is now in Fort Lewis, Wash. t - WE OFFER YOU CONGRATULATIONS JLend Uncle Sam Your Dollars Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Sister M. Johanna', the former Christina Freund, celebrated her ninetieth birthday anniversary at St. Anthony's convent, St. Louis, Mo., on May 20. She was born in 1865 in Johnsburg. Sister Johanna entered the convent in March of 1885, seventy years ago, and was the first Jd'nsburg girt to do so. After taking her vows, she served at hospitals in Racine and Milwaukee, Wis. For thirty-two years she was at the House of Providence in Chicago and thirteen years ago retired. She is .in fairly good health ami spends most of her time reading and crocheting. Sister Johanna is most grateful to all of her relatives and friends for cards, flowers and spiritual offerings in . remem brance of her birthday. JUNE % GRADUATION Graduation exercises for the McHenry Consolidated School, district 15, will be held at 8:15 o'clock next Thursday, June 2, in the higfh' school auditorium. NEXT TIME You're Dining Out, why not try BUCK'S TOWN CLUB in McHenry? 201 No. Riverside Drive "Finest Food and Drinks Served Anywhere" Small Parties (up to 25) and Reservations Accepted Call McHenry 12 for Reservations DELIVERED MILK IS FRESH only hours from the farm ' Local supply ... fast, efficient processing dependable home delivery service ... three reasons why our milk is farm-fresh every day. Convenient-to-use glass milk bottles safeguard its rich flavor, too ... from dairy to your refrigerator door. Call us about having yoar milk delivered NOW. It's * wonderful habit you'll 'r- ^fin^jnighty easy to live with the year round. Mickey tfie Milkmdn says "GLASS BQTTLES ARE BEST • BY EVERY TEST!" F^ vyoar Convenience We Deliver Two * ^ Gallons at Gallon Prices Freund's Dairy, Inc. Route 31 Phone McHenry 195 2i/2 Miles North of McHenry his death, was a native of the McHenry community, where he was 'bom Jan. 1, 1897, a son of Ben and Margaret Stilling-. At that time his parents operated the Stilling hotel at 'the Bay. i Following graduation from the j local hig>'.i' school and St. Viator's J college in Bourbonnais, he served jwith the ground Air Corps duri ing World War I. i Returning to McHenry, he • went into the real estate busij ness with his father and -the two ; successfully conducted the firm I for a number of years. Later, he became associated with the Chester Horton Golf school in Chicago as a teacher andi subsequently became golf pro at tf-.e McHenry Country club. Here, his patience was rewarded when he noted the outstanding progress made as a result .of his instruction. For fifteen years prior to his last illness, Mr. Stifling had betfn affiliated^ with the Wall Fill firm and was most successful in this undertaking. He was interested in all- sports and was especially proficient at bowling, hunting and fishing, as well as at golf. He was generous in sharing his knowledge with others and many are the young bowlers in McHenry who benefitted! from r.-.is talent. J The deceased was a member of the Knights of Columbus, Catholic Order of Foresters, American Legion and Holy Name society. Survivors include a brother, George, and four sisters, Eva and Lillian Stilling and Viola Juergens of McHenry and Rosalie Barnickol of Chicago. Services were held from St. j Mary's Catholic church, with In- Mr. Stilling, 58 at the time of terment in the chdrch cemetery. LEO J. STILLING Union Grove, Wis. Phone 195 BUY NOW for your SPRING PAINTING NEEDS! Get this $6.95 Value 5 Approved STEP-LADDER •• L W "1 when you buy 4 gallons of MARTIN-SENOUR PAINTS Here's the exact color you want for every painting need... inside and out! Put your home in a Springtime mood--inside and out-- with fabulous Martin-Senour paints! Here's the world's widest array of colors for every decorating purpose, every surface ... wood, plaster, wallboard or masoiiry. Come in--see this Martin-Senour color wonderlarid for yourself. Buy for all your Spring painting needs while you get this valuable ladder free of extra cost. Choose today! Get your FREE STEP-LADDER with 4 gallons of any of these quality Martin-Senour Paints! MARTI N SENOUR PA I NTS • Kolor-Brite * Neo-Tone Fieri 1 • Glos-Ton* Satin Glott • Colorsol • Floor A Trim Enamel • Monarch House Paint THESE £S T 108 No. Riverside Drive Phone 459 McHenry, 111. Limited Quantity - One Ladder Per Customer 8COI7TS MARCH All Girl Scouts and Brownies are asiked to march in the paraf&e Monday, May 30. They are to meet at the higi'i school at 9 o'clock in uniform. CHOOSE OPEN CLASS COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN FOR JUNIOR FAIR EDDIE the EDUCATOR j oema.NO Top-Uvtl iciw.tUH wilt rarely b* developed by lew level teacher* and poor ichooii. Improve teach-' ing and »choolt lo provide scientist* te meet ovr needs. Illinois Education Association The home economics open class division of the McHenry county Junior 4-H Fair has announced • the names of the people who will ! head the various committees. i j Flo Gatenby of Marengo is the chairman of the entire division and will serve' also as the chairman of the art department. Listings of the ribbons and prizes offered for various types of art work have been sent to the teachers of the county. Mrs. Russell Mathews of Huntley and Mrs. John Hogan LARGE AUCTION Having sold the farm, the undersigned will offer the following personal property for sale at public auction on the farm located 4% miles southwest of Wauconda, 111., 4V£ miles northwest of Barrington, 4 miles west of Lake Zurich, 4 miles east of Fox River Grove, 1 mile north of Route 22, 1 mile west of Route 59, 1 mile South of Kelsey Road on the Old Barrington-Wauconda Road, on SATURDAY. MAY 28TH Commencing at 11:00 o'clock D.S.T. 58 HEAD HOLSTEIN, SWISS & SHORTHORN CATTLE -- 821 MILCH COWS: Some recently fresh and balance milking good; 14 Bred Holstein Heifers, 6 due in July and 6 due in January; 12 Holstein | Heifers 12 to 18 mos. old; 2 Holstein Bulls IV2 yrs. old and 2 mos. old. (An outstanding high producing herd). HOGS -- 6 sows due to farrow in August; 52 choice feeder pigs, ave- j raging 70 lbs.; 1 Yorkshire Boar. POULTRY & EQUIPMENT -- 325 Minorca Leghorn hens laying good; coops, waterers and feeders ... - , I DAIRY & BARN EQUIPMENT -- Creamery Package 200 gal. bulk tank and pressure hot water heater used 6 mos.; 2 Surge milking units with pump and line; milk,cans; etc.; electric exhaust fan and thermostat; 28 steel stanchions; 14 drinking cups and pipe. BUILDING --r. 24x3Q .hog house; 12x16->sh.og house;. 10*12 brooder, house; 18x30 tool shed; 20x20 tool shed; 12x30 cattle shed; 250 ?bu. capacity corn crib. . PRODUCE -- 900 bales clover, alfalfa, timothy and brome hay; 40Q] bu. good oats; 1200 bu. good dry corn; 4 ft. silage in 12 ft. siloi f some oil meal. 2 TRACTORS, COMBINE, BALER & FARM MACHINERY -- McC-D I MD tractor fully equipped; McC-D H tractor with cultivator; AC combine with pick-up attachment; McC-D 45 baler; AC chopper with corn, hay and windrow attachment; AC blower; ,McC-D 3-14 plow on rubber with remote control; McC-D 8 ft. disc with large blades; Lindsey 4-sec.'drag; 2-sec. drag; Case 9 ft. drill on rubber; McC-D j tractor pull-type corn planter; McC-D tractor mower; and a complete line of farm machinery and tools. This machinery and equipment has [ all been purchased since 1951 and is in excellent condition. EMIL A. WIENECKE. Owner • PROBERS & BEHM, Auctioneers WISCONSIN SALES CORPORATION, Clerk WORWICK'S McHenry Camera Center Cameras Photographic Equipment Amateur and Professional Bought, Sold and Exchanged PHOTO SUPPLIES View Masters and Reds Color Films Processed Family Albums See Us Before You Buy Worwick's Studio 117 N. Riverside Drive PHONE McHENRY 275 of Rjngwood are in charge of the open class clothing. Mrs. Mary Alice Husfelt of Marengo and Mrs. Harold Leisch of Woodstock are heading up the food department. An announcement of the different types of food and clothing which will be accepted as entries will be published at a later date. Mrs, Harry Herman, Route 1, Spring Grove, is in charge of special awards. Any groups who contributed the fine special awards, of last year, and anyone desirifng to join in this valuable community service this year, are asked to contact her. Mrs. Jerome Hofeld of Woodstock is in charge of home economics open claw pttMictty* Fair books with icomphrte «sts of awards in all depttFtJnents, both open class and 4-H, "Will be available at the Pftrfh ®nd Houie Bureau offices dming. the. early part of June. CARD OF THANK® I would like to tuank neighbors and friends, especially members of the McHenry fire department and Rev. J. Elliott Gorbeit for their kindnesses and help at the time of my bereavement... Everything was so greatly appreciated. > J Mrs. Victor Kocourek Smartest, Lowest-Priced By Far! iM •1 SEE YOUR ~Mad(L DEALER FOR AIR CONDITIONED SEDANS AND STATION WAGONS FOR HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS LESS THAN OTHERS ARE CHARGING! See something absolutely new in two-tone styling in the dashing new Rambler Cross Country, America's lowest-priced 4-door station wagon. 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