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Thursday, December 19, 1957 ^I CLASSIFIED & REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-- HOMES--FARMS CHOICE LOTS -- BUSINESSES RESOB1? PROPERTY KNOX REAL ESTATE 406 Richmond Road McHenry, DL Phone: McHenry 411-J 42-tf income Property 5 room, 1st floor, and 3 large room apartment on 2nd. Large lot well landscaped. 2nd floor rental $70. per month, 2 car garage, hear beach* a good buy. Price $17,500. For information call at our office in Johnsburg. Jacob Fritz V Realtors In Johnsburg -- McHenry 37 27-tf FOR SALE or RENT on Pistakee Bay Wooded Estates, end of Regner road, 3 bedroom home. Utility room, garage, gas heat, & hardwood floors. Beautiful $350 kitchen cabinets. On % acre of ground. Interest in park & pier on Bay. Itant $125 per month. 18 months oia. Frey Farm, Regner Road, phone McHenry 1539-J or 1038. 32-tf McHenry Area 3 bedrooms, living, kitchen and utility. Attached garage---a good buy at ,^v $15,500.00 JACOB FRITZ - Realtors IN JOHNSBURG Rt. 5, McHenry, Illinois Phone McHenry 37 29-tf 3 BEDROOM HOME for sale. Living room with fireplace. All large rooms. Attached garage, gas h^at. Also A nom furnished apt c-flached, provides additional income. Call Wonder Lake 5654. 44-tf McHENRY and LAKE AREA Year 'Round Homes. Seasonal homes, farms, vacant. Home sites. i%aoine properties. JACOB FRITZ REALTORS In Johnsburg, Phone McHenry 37 Rt. 5, McHenry, Illinois 18-tf y.'.-f -if. v.: 5. * •/. 1 V "*> ,'-t: •*.- y " THE McHENRX PLAINDEALEB •H WANTED LIST YOUR FARMS WITH US or M-H Contact us if you wish ToTSuy. L. B. ANDERSON & CO., Inc. WHEELING, ILL. Phone Wheeling 53 or GLENN H. WILL, Salesman Rt. 1, Alden, 111. Phone Hebron 3114 49-tf ' ' Tt MISCELLANEOUS The Pine Tree ,-^yern will be closed fro^fi. pec. 24 until Jan. 4--for redecorating. Ml '3C.X We extend the Season's Greetings to all. WILL TRADE 12%" TV" for "0" gauge Lionel train.,CallXifcHenry 533-R-l after 5 p.m. U 33 -,'joh MOOSE 3 *«o. DANCE MATT EVERY v..x, SATURDAY NlGlfT 9 P.M. -v." Music by The Town & Country Boy3 1st & 3rd Weeks of Each Month The 3 G's and a Tee 2nd & 4th weeks of each month HoUday Cream Pudge Adds Ne# Meaning To Christmas Giving- Noah Webster must have been something of an Ebenezer Scrooge to judge by his definition of fudge. Mr. Webster's dictionary calls it a "soft, sugary candy containing chocolate and nuts." And then he stops, leaving out the most important part-- the fun of making or receiving a boxful for Christmas. And if you're using this fudge recipe, you'll be preparing an extra batch to nibble on at home. The evaporated milk, blended with marshmallow and semi-sweet chocolate morsels, guarantees a creamy texture and rich flavor that will keep you in the kitchen making fudge all during next year, too. The fudge can be made in just a few minutes, and chances are that all the ingredientsincluding a can of evaporated milk--are on hand at all times. If not, they will be--after you've made your first ba*"h. Holiday Cream Fudge % cup evaporated milk Vi teaspoon salt 1 8-ounce jar marshmallow cream y4 cup butter 1V& cup sugar 1 12-ounce package semi-sweet chocolate morsels 1 teaspoon vanilla cup chopped Brazil nuts Combine evaporated milk, marshmallow cream, butter, sugar and salt in saucepan and bring to full boil stirring constantly. Boil five minutes over moderate heat, stirring constantly. Remove from heat; add semi-sweet chocolate morsels, vanilla and nuts. Stir until chocolate is melted. Pour into greased pan 8x8x2 inches. Clyll until firm. YIELD: Approximately 2Vi pounds. • ELIZABETH BOYKO Mrs. Elizabeth Boyko, 59, who resided many years ago in what is now Lakemoor, died in an Edgerton, Wis., hospital Dec. 16. She had resided in recent years in Lake Geneva. During her residence locally, Mrs. Boyko operated a restaurant. Survivors include two daughters, Wanda Hales of DesPlaines and Constance McDevitt of Lake Geneva. 8 Funeral services were held Wednesday of this week at 10:30 o'clock in Lake Geneva. , LEGALS VACANT 3 bedroom' ranch, full basement. Natural gas heat, attached garage. 1 mile from McHenry. Phone McHenry 169. 33-tf SITUATION WANTED YOUNG MAN 17 years old, wishes any kind of work. Steady or part time. Phone McHenry 2545. *33 WANTED -- private duty nursing in horrie. Phone McHenry 2662. 33 iiu; A NTED--ironing at home, also babysitting afternoon or evenings. Call McHenry 77-W. 33 WANTED TO BUY WANT to buy trailer bicycle wheels. Phone McHenry 1096-M. 33 WANTED TOP PRICE PAID tor iron, metals and junk cars. Ed Marsh, phone Woodstock 1610-M-2. 43-tf MEMBERS & GUEST3§ ONLY at the McHENRY MOOSE LODGE ^ On Route 120 McHenry, DL lfttt NOTICE THE TERRA COTTA Resale Shop will be closed January <amd* February for inventory. Mrs. R. Dietrich, Crystal Lake, 111. .33-2 "BIDS WANTED" The Village of Sunnyside, McHenry County, Illinois, hereby advertises for bids for garbage removal. Specifications on same may be obtained from Leah M. Fritz, .Village Clerk. Sealed bids must be. in the hands of the Village Clerk not later than 4 P.M., 6th day of January, 1958, and be plainly marked on the outside "Garbage Removal Bid". The Village reserves the right to reject any or all bids. LEAH M. FJtlTZ, Village President (Pub. Dec. 19-26, 1957) TO BE GIVEN AWAY , 1 1 r 1 t.i TO BE GIVEN AWA**MTerrier puppies for Christmas gifts. Phone 615-W-2. - - ' -• • 93 OH YOU TUR^f,1 If groans of "I feel so.^tpffed!" were heard following 33>anksgiving dinner at state Depariment of Public Welfare hospft^ and schools, they may well,gOe,r£redited to the consumption of 14' tons of roast turkey and. all the trimmin's. The 50,000 resjde&ts and 6,000 employees consiiefc>a,700 gallons of fruit cocktail tir^tohiato juice, 5% tons of sage dressing, 1,350 gallons of gravy, 11% tons of sweet potatoes, 5 tons of cranberry sauce, 2 tons of celery and 560 gallons of olives, 3 Vt tons of bread or 4,667 dozen of rolls, % tons of butter, 9,400 pumpkin pies. The king-size meal was sluiced down with 3,120 gallons each of milk and coffee. Support The Red "Cross At Christmas, we sincerely wish for all, happiness of heart and deepest joy of spirit. ELM PAINT & SUPPLY 208 E. ELM McHENRY NOTICE i To whom it may concern: You are hereby notified that Mrs. Roberta Roggenbach has tendered her resignation as village clerk of Sunnyside, III. The new village clerk is Leah M. Fritz, Route 5, Box 650, Village of Sunnyside, McHenry, 111. Phone McHenry 399. Effective December 16, 1957 at 8:30 p.m.~ (Pub. Dec. 19, 1957) APPROVE REZOMNG The county board has approved two requests for re-zoning in the McHenry area. One was for Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Engdahl to rezone from farming to business 29% acres south of the city limits, the qther for Mr. and Mrs. Chester B. Howe, the State Bank of Woodstock and David Joslyn to re-zone from farming to residential 182 acres adjoining Wonder Lake. The land lies north of Rt. 120 and west ot the Wonder Lake blacktop. SLIPPERY ROADS CAUSE ONLY MINOR ACCIDENTS IN AREA Slippery roads caused a number of minor accidents ; during the past week in which there were no injuries. In two which occurred, four people escaped being . hurt seriously. -Lillian Gurbisz and two-sons, 5 and 8 years old, were treated in a local doctor's offfce -about 6 o'clock Sunday evening,when her car went out of control on the Johnsburg blacktop ro6d about 6 p.m., and rolled over in a ditch near the Chapel Hill Country club. The accident odfttrt-red during a freezing mist. Eugene P. Freund suffered minor injuries when his car failed to make a turn on the Pistakee Bay road Saturday night! POUR INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT NORTH OF CITY Fou- persons were treated in McHenry hospital last week for injuries sustained in an auto accident on Highway 31, north of the city, Wednesday. Auios in which passengers were hurt were driven by Eldred Gosse of Richmond . and Lonnie Smith of Rt. 1, McHenry. Others hurt besides Smith were Theodore Miller of McHenry, Dorothy Krein of Lakembor and Katherine Freund of Rt. 1, McHenry. Gosse is reported by police to have pulled off the pavement to the right shoulder rr.a in jnaking a left turn back onto the highway was struck by the oncoming ® INDOOR 1 . PICTURE SEASON! Get if t at yon headquoitoi ^ for Kodak tomeias and film • BROWNIE OUTfilT Kodak reflex camera in a top-value flash outfit Low, low price -- but this complete outfit features Kodak's great new Brownie StarAex Camera that takes Ektachrome color slides ds well as Kodacolor and black-and-white snapshots. Outfit also includes flasholder, bulbs, batteries, Verichrome Pan Film, and full instructions. ALL rOR 516.50 DEATH OF SUMMER RESIDENT MOURNED BY MANY FRIENDS SCOUT LEADERS PLAN FOR FATHER AND SON BANQUET McHenry friends learned with regret of the death of Catherine Saunders, a summer, resident of this area for many years, who died early this week in Chicago. Her husband, Victor, preceded her in death. She is survived by ten children, Victor, John, James, Donald, Robert, Richard, Mary Rightmire, Catherine Lichamer. Patricia Devina and Rita Frett; also thirty-four grandchildren. Services are being held this (Thursday) morning from St. Edward's church, with interment iri St. Joseph's cemetery. At a meeting of adult Scout leaders of McHenry, held last week, committee heads were chosen for the annual father and son banquet to be held at the V.F.W. clubhouse on Feb. 15. Lynn Stuart was named in charge of the program, to be assisted by Laurence Anderson, Clyde Bailey is in charge of general arrangements, with Pat Ullrich as assistant; Leo Thompson, food, with Hugh Kirk as assistant H. Meyers, tickets, assisted by Robert Lombardi; and Bill Keller, publicity, assisted by Edward Mars. Others assisting on various committees are Joe Gausden, Robert Rodde, Fred Wa!hl, Cliff Todd, Jerry Smith, Roy,Morrison. Walter Carlson and Maynard DeVos. CRANBERRY PUNCH FOR THIRTY IDEAL AT HOLIDAY TIME GOOD RBSUUS mthen Mr. Buy&t meets Mt.Se//Br **" Car Club VEHICLE PLATE PICK-UP SERVICE MUST BE LICENSED Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has warned persons operating mottfr vehicle license plate pick-up services that they must be licensed by the office of the auditor of public accounts and must post a $5,000 bond. In the first week of over-thecountry sales of license plates, several persons had to be directed to the auditor's office to comply with the licensing requirement before the secretary of, state's office could issue plates to them, Mr. Carpentier said. In some cases, they had traveled more than 100 miles to come to Springfield, only to find they were not in compliance with the law, He said. The provision that such persons, called remittance agents, be required to post $5,000 bond and 0ay a license fee of $40 for each pickup station they operate was written into the law by the 1957 Session of the General Assembly. i>1 $15,102 CLAIM HAS BEEN APPROVED FOR TUITION STUDENTS A claim of $15,102.14, has been approved for McHenry county by Vernon L. Nickell, state superintendent ot public instruction, as part of a statewide claim of $589,- 498.56 as tuition for students attending public school districts from orphanages and homes. The claim covers the school year ending June 30, 1957, and is pursuant to sections of Illinois school code. The claim, to be paid to R. L. Tazewell, McHenry, county superintedent of schools, will be disbursed to the qualifying school districts of the county. Hot or cold cranberry punch is Almost synonymous with holiday entertaining. And Mildred Bonnell, acting head of institution management at the University of Illinois, has th^se suggestions for making holiday punch for about thirty people. Her recipe for cold cranberry punch calls for two quarts of cooled tea, made double strength, one 6-ounce can of undiluted frozen lemonade, one quart of sweetened cranberry juice and one quart of pineapple juice. Add one quart of gingerale just before serving. A spicy, (hot punch comes from the same recipe by substituting orange juice or another quart of cranberry juice for the pineapple juice and omitting the gingerale. Heat the mixture with six or eight tablespoons of all-spice tied in a cheesecloth bag. "The rural school definitely is gone. Those who knew it and know present day schools do not regret its passing. Nevertheless, a glimpse of it across the years arouses a measure of nostalgia. Will another 60 years cause-oldsters then to see as much lacking in the schools of today?" Join the McHenry State .Bank Ghrt(itmas=<31ub.^ The regular meeting of .the L.R.S.C.C. was held Sunday, afternoon, Dec. 15 at Johnsburg Bowling Alley. Discussion was held on forming a Safety Committee and will be voted On at the next meeting. After the meeting slides were shown by Jack Salika of the Hill Climb and Gymkahana of last Sunday, and Dr. Peaslee had slides of Road America and the last race at Wilrr.ot, Wisconsin. They wore enjoyed by all. The next event will be a tour to Majestic Hills, Wisconsin Jan. 12, 1958, where we will spend the day in the sun, skiing, skating and tobogganing. There will be two groups leaving Europi Motors, one at 9 A.M. and the other at 1 P.M. sharp. Let's remember the S.C.C.A. niolto: "Sportsmanship Demands Safe Driving " ATTENDANCE AT STATE PARKS TAKES SHARP RISE IN '57 Attendance at ' Illinois state parks ahd memorials jumped to a record high during the first ten months of 1957, according to figures released by the State Division of Parks and Memorials. Through October, 11,304,731 persons, 1,517,113 more than last year's total of 9,797,618 for the same ten-month period, visited the seventy-three state p&rks and memorials. This 11 million-plus figure is 1,178,608 more than the total 1956 attendance of 10,126,163. Visitors during the remaining two months of 1957 will probably push this increase even higher. , These increases followed no geographical pattern. All but seventeen of the seventy-three parks and memorials reported more visitors. PT'RCHASE AERIAL MAPS To make .easier the work of the supervisor of assessments, the county board authorized an expenditure. of almost $2,000 for the purchase of aerial maps, for Stanley H. Cornuo. Aerial pho tographs will speed up the work on assessment maps according to Cornue. Most problems, he added, have come in the townships of McHenry, Algonquin and Nunda, where the most rapid growth has taken-place. ' ' TWO SENTENCED John Nobel of Michigan and Phil Ricker of McHenry, both 20, j were fined $100 and costs of '$17.60, were sentenced to six j months in the county jail with a {stay of mittimus and were put !on a year's probation by a justice j of the peace in Woodstock early j this week, on a charge of larceny. I The charge, on recommendation of State's Attorney Don Wicks, was reduced from robbery. Ricker is on probation to a local minister. ' When a woman is dieting, best not to argue with her. Order now for the Holidays % % LINGON BERRIES LUT-FISK - LIMPA BREAD - POTATO SAUSAGE COOKED SHRIMP - PICKLED HERRING - BOND OST See our selection of Gift Boxes ... For the Gourmet on your Gift List Chocolate covered Ants - Fried Grasshoppers and Worms - Smoked Octopus - Smoked Oysters - Smoked Baby Trout - Smoked Rabbit - Baby Bees in Soy Sauce and Snails Have you tried a Barbecued Chicken or Spare Ribs 1 from our Rotisserie? PANTRY DELICACIES 134 RIVERSIDE DRIVE McHENRY, ILLINOIS PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED PHONE 7S4 Open daily 9:00 A.M. 'til 9:00 P.M. -- Sunday 'til 7:00 P.M. 31-3 Christows giving Put foot comfort ot the foot of the tree for alt the family this Christmas... choose from our wonderful "family" of at-home footwear for Mom, Dad and the kids... they'll be so glad you didl I T See Our Windows X-RAY FITTING Bolger£ drug store! f ROTH SHOES ^ ~ ** fl 1 avtr rtiiD nnvnnnro lrair.ir. I'iKKiVf 3 108 S. Green St. PHONE 40 McHenry. DL SEE OUR WINDOWS FREE PARKING 118 Saw Green St. Phone Mil McHenry, I1L CHILDREN'S STYLES $1.98 np WOMEN'S STYLES $138 np MEN'S and BOYS' STYLES .... $2.49 up LARGE SELECTION