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/ ..t Thursday, January 7, I960 THE McHENRT PLAINDEALER Page Thirteen McCullom Lake ILLNESS CLAIMS LIFE OF LONG TIME RESIDENT Eve Levesque Her dearest' wish--that of attending the Christmas holiday celebration at the home of hef daughter--was never realized for Mrs. Helen Stemper Schaefer, who passed away on Saturday, Jari. 2, in the early afternoon. She received the last rites of the Catholic church before she became unconscious, and her family was at her bedsid^ Details appear elsewhere in the Plaindealer. Mrs. Schaefer who was n • hard working womah and a wonderful homemaker. wasf active -all of her life until the" past year when illness overtook her and curtailed her duties. She suffered a fall a few months ago which caused her to' jbecojne completely bedridden. &he of her greatest pleasures \Vas the meetings of the Thursday afternoon ladies club which she was reluctant to miss. Many years ago. several women formed the alliance and they remained steadfast in their friendship to each other through the years. Mrs. Schaefer was one of the most faithful members. SWs wonderful woman who ^lany near and dear friends in the area will ^ be sorely missed. Her many acts of kindness and thoughtfulness were too numerous to mention. Our deepest sympathy to her daughters, Mrs. Nancy Doolin and Mrs. Marie Hojnacki of the village, Mrs. Betty Baumbeck of Mason Hill Road? McHenry, to her husband, Ben. and to her rn<tf»y step, grand and greatgrandchildren who survive her. Vehicle Stickers Available Next Week At the last meeting of the village board held on Monday, Dec. 28, the president and fu -aavcxn> vmruJ Ix. x-> rwrse rA.rI_u _r price of village vehicle stickers by one dollar. The motion was made by trustee Stuhlfeier, secjpided by trustee Parenti, and passed with trustees Zody, Stuhlfeier. Zahn, and president J. R. Levesque voting aye. The one dissenting vote was cast by Don Parenti. Trustees Art Nelspn a.nd Chuck Thacker were not present. The additional revenue realized from this will be "earmarked" directly for the road prg^ijam. The new stickers for 19wj will be available after Mond&y, Jan. 11, and can be purdhased from Mrs. Emma ' Pyritz, village clerk. Road commissioner Don Parenti, reported that Gate 1 had become impassable during the slushy weather and road blocks had been set up. The ne>tt_ jneeting ^ will bo held on Monday, Jan, '11 at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. The public is invited. Romance Blooms and is 'Sealed. With a Diamond Sally and Tony Hocin of Maple Hill Drive ' announce the engagement of their daughter. Judith Lee, to David Young son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarencc E. Young of Rte. 120-East, McHenry. The young couple who have been dating for some fourteen months made it official when David presented Jud with a lovely diamond solitaire set in white gold on -Christmas Eve. The very attractive younp miss is a graduate of McHenry high school, class of June '56 She started working for M; and Mrs. Harry Dean. - owner; of the Ben . Franklin store where she is still employed. Her fiance is also a graduate of McHenry high---class of '56.- He went into the Army and is now stationed at Fort Sheridan until his discharge sometime, in February. No date has been set for the wedding. One of Winter's Hazards A warning to parents from the police department is. issued in light of the near accident which occurred a short time ago. Terry Fluger, 3 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Fluger, was having a merry time on his sled- sliding down the driveway of his home. His enthusiasm carried him into the street and into the path of the oncoming vehicle--driven by Sid Strach of McHenry. The youngster slid right' under the vehicle but Mh Strach was exercising extreme caution and was able to stop in time. A doctor's examination revealed no injuries, but THINK what could have happened! 'With many weeks of winter ahead of us, PLEASE c iution your youngsters to use the utmost care when playing on the streets. Sledding is fun but extremely hazardous! I -- i She Needs Your Prayers I Mrs. Virginia Parkhurst j checked into McHenry hospital ! last week and underwent sur- ! gery on Tuesday. During subsequent tests and examinations, j a more serious aliment was discovered, and Ginny was again scheduled to go under the doctor's scalpel yesterday. Wednesday. It promises to be a long and arduous operation on her back and she will need everyone's prayers for a quick recovery. As if this wasn't j predictable weather in the next enough" travail for the Park- ; two months the worn^n will hursts, there is more to cpme. • meejt at the home of Mrs. Frank went to visit his wife's * Marie Howe during January mother. Mrs. Iva Moorehead of and February. The address is Crockett ' Estates, over the 512 Fountain Lane aiid the weekend, and found he^ un- gathering will be held on conscious on the kitchen floor Thursday, Jan. 28. An ambulance was summoned and she was rushed to McHen- , Candidacy Announced ry hospital, and now mother Mrs. Theresa J, Schultz. a and daughter share rooms two resident of McCullom Lake ID doors apart! Please rememberboth of them with your prayers and cards. Two Babies Make Tax | Deadlines! Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tran- ; berg of West Shore, Beach are j calling their Httfe "tax deduc- ! tion" Colleen Ann, She m^do \ her appearance at • Memorial hospital for McHenry County in Woodstock on Mond<n\. Dec. 21 at 2 a.m. and tipped the j scales at 7 lbs.. 2 oz. The Tran- j bergs were married. Sept. 8. 1956 and this is their first child. / The christening is scheduled for sometime in April awaiting the arrival of the godfather. Ronald FOrd. Maryanne's brother, who is still, in, the service, We couldn't be happier for, these two nice kids. Just "under the wire" was the arrival of the infant daughter of Joyce and Ronald Wilson of Lake Shjore Drive who arrived on Monday. Dec 28 at 4:15 a.m. She w^s born in Belmont hospital and weighed in at 7 lbs., 1 oz. She arrived on the natal day of her maternal grandmother. The Wilsons are especially happy because they now "come out even on the grapefruit"! Their other youngsters are Dale, 7; Kim, 5; and Terri who will be 3 on Feb. 10. Sorry we can't give you her name because we don't know it! Congratulations to the entire .family. Ladies of the Lake Because of the cold and uneleven years, has announced her candidacy for re-election as committeeman for precinct 1-- on the Democratic ticket. Mrs. Schultz has been active politically and is a member of the League of Women Voters. Holiday Soirees Chrjstrfms was a wonderfu holiday for Mn. Mary Kantorski with her sons coming home to Mama. "Big" Bob journeyed in from Cleveland While Chester .drove out from Chicago. On hand for the festivities also were daughter and family. Mr and Mrs. Bob Loesch and son Ken. also oi-Chicago. < • , • < In the evening the • entire group, minus Jo and . Bob Iioeseh, jotned Bev and Frank Rcurke at thW home for liquitl and. solid refreshments. A cozy party was the one giv<?n by Betty knd Nick Tabor of Lakewood Subdivision for the fellows who wo: k 'together. On hand were Mr. and Mrs. John Gerth of Pistakee Bay;. Jay Cr^k and his date, Joyce Beam of Wonder Lake; daugh ter Ruth's chum. Dale Bares; the newly engaged couple. Di ane Tabor and A1 Horn. Jr.. o'" Wonder Lake; and Jake and myself. , , Betty put ,.on a wonderful spread of hors d'oeuvres, hot beef and "pepper ' sandwiches, chips 'n- dips, and countless other goodies. Quite a showwas the one pu! on by the Tabors" chihunhm, "Teekie' -~ when he modelled his new Christmas' boots! . Special Occasions Tills Week It will be a golden wedding anniversarv for Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried Stevenson of Founrick McDonald also tomorrow, Jan. 8. Natal"days greeting.- to Miss Jurte Jensen and to; Hugh Patrick McDonald alstf to morrow! Jan. 8. Line froms to the right, gals. *o plan* a birthday "smooch" on Lee Sawdo on Monday, Jan. 11. Best wishes to all. Grand as they were isn't it wonderful to have the lion day. behind us and settle back to normal? Sure would be nice to have news from some of the newcomers in the village. Please feel free to call EV. 5- 4141 up to Sunday evening. See you next week. COOn CORNER Canadian style bacon is cured- and smoked boneles? strip of pork loin It is a high priced cured pork item sold in a easing and branded to indi cate qualitv. Usually cut int 2 to 4 lb. pieces. It may be j brown sugar, orange or peach Sweet, potatoes,' glazed or boiled and warmed in butter, are good accompaniment to Canadian bacon. This bacon may be baked ia one piece; 2 lb. piece will require about 1 hour in 325 degree oven. After baking, it may be glazed like ham with i pan-fried, sliced thin or thick --- j before frying. It may be broil & Pock workers in Bombay, j ed or baked. It can be used for India, earn only 15c to ~32& a I any meal or in a hot sandwich day, on w hich they must sup -! Broiled Canadian Bacon p o r t f a m i l i e s o f 5 a n d 6 p e r - | C u t s l i c e s i n c h t h i c k sons. Children of these doc1- I Place on broiler rack. Broil workers are among the hungry I 3 inches from heat. Turn t< people you help to feed by con j brown evenly., Allow about r> tributtng to the CARE Food j minutes on each side. Allow Crusade, Chicago 3, Illinois 2 to 4 slices per serving. marmalade or crushed pineapple. Bake at 400 degrees fpw minutes longer to melt glaze. Every time an American gives $1 to send a CARE Food Crusade package to a school in Pakistan, it means that i6 needy children will get a glass of milk every school day Mr a month. You are invited to the PREVIEW SHOWING of our JANUARY INVENTORY SALE mil h ^craf-t INC. 138 N. Riverside t>r. McHenry, 111. Phone EV 5-2923 Watch Tire WiMye eeOpf Unbalanced wheels, bent axles, misalined frames spell "welcome" to unwelcome "STEERING WOBBIIES". Once ir your car, they cause excessive wear on tires and steering partsj^result in blowouts, bad steering, ACCIDENT! Get more SAFE tire mileage by. getting a safety ' check-up and correction on our industry- •ooroved BEAR eauipment. Thank Your Repair Man Fir "The Accident That Didn't Happen" McHenry Auto Body COMPANY * 611 Front St - So. on Rt. 31 Ph. EV 5-0444 McHenry, 111. SAFETY HEADQUARTERS A CHAT WITH US Regular check-ups and maintenance hy our experts, means lower car costs to you! Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH'S 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE 516 Front St. t McHenry, pi. EVergreen 5-0811 HARRY LUNDY, SR., AUCTION GORDON STADE and WILLIAM KI SSEL, Auctioneers ! Having decided to discontinue farming, the undersigned will | sell the following personal property, on premises located 1 milej North of McHenry, Illinois, 2 miles Southwest of Johnsburg, i beijig on Riverside Drive, 2 miles South of Johnsburg Road, i'le East of Route 31 on the Steven H. Freund Farm on SATURDAY, JANUARY 16. 1960 AT 11:00 A.M. / beip 1 4 34 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK 22 Hi-Grade Holstein Milk Cows, consisting of 10 springers, i 6 fresh in last 30 days, balance bred for fall freshening. \ 1 Purebred 2 year old stock bull; 5 Grade Heifers, 9 to 111 months old; 1 Purebred blue ribbon 4-H Heifer, 11 mo. old; j 5 Sheep, 4 bred ewes and 1 buck. ! Thriggss e cattle have been TB arid Bangs tested in the last 30 days, i FARM MACHINERY McC. Super "M" Tractor; 1952 J.D. "A" tractor; J.D. "B" tractor, recently overhauled; Allis No. 60 Combine; New Holland 77 hay baler w/motor; J.D. 226 com picker; McC. 3-16 plow; McC. 2-16 plow; J.D. 2-14 slat plow; 1 Oliver disc; 1 McC. 8' disc; McC. corn binder; 4 section harrow; 2 row rotary hoe; J.D. 290 corn planter; Snow fence; Hog and chicken wire; elec. fence posts; Stewart clipper; 2 milk boxes for hog houses; Van Brunt 14' grain drill; 2 row Quicktach J.D. cultivator; New Idea 7 ft. tractor mowe% New Idea side delivery rakc;j J.Ii tractor manure spreader; clod buster for 3 bottom plow; Riflroer tire wagon w/flare box; 2 rubber tire wagons and hay | racks; Massey Harris silo ffller; Gehl 10" hammermill; U.S. I grain blower: Grind stone; Scale; 3 steel hog feeders; hogl troughs; 75' drive belt; 2 275 gal. tanks, Coleman furnace; I Chicken feeders and brooders; 2 200 ft. hay ropes, fork and pulleys; 9x12 rug; 12x15 rug; Oook stove, dressers, tables, chairs and many other items. FEED 2800 bales mixed hay; 500 bu. corn; 75 bu. beans; 600 bales straw; 600 bu. oats; 10' silage in 14' silo. & MILKING EQUIPMENT 3 Surge Seamless Milkers; Pails, strainers, water heater: Pump and pipeline for 30 cows; Rinse tanks, 20 milk cans. Lunch Wagon on Grounds Not Responsible for Accidents TERMS: All sums of $25.00 and under cash. Cher this amount one-fourth down and the balance in six monthly payments. Make arrangements for credit with clerk before sale. McHENRY STATE BANK, Clerk HARRY LUNDY, SR.. Owner MORE WATER . with a RED JACKET QmM-M W . WATER SYSTEM CAPACITIES TO 1170 GAL. PU MOM PUMPING DIPTHS TO 120 KIT IASILY AND ECONOMICALLY CONVERTIBLE FROM SHALLOW TO DEEP WELL SUVICI Dollar-for-dollar. h*r« ti your bast pump buy. Heavy, durable construction throughout. Quiet, lubrication -- free operation -- only one moving part. A product of a worldrenowned pump manufacturer with over 75 yeart' experience In building water service products. 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