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mrsday, February 4, I960' THE McHENRf PLAINDEALEIT CLASSIFIED Real Estate Miscellaneous FOR SALE BY OWNER. 2 siyy brick building zoned bus iness located at 414 W. St., McHenry, 111. This 'building needs work to remodel. Sale price $7500. Call EV 5- 2458 33-tl LOT ON EDGE of McHenry golf course, 100' x 130'. Price reduced to sell. EV 5-5452. . . 22-tf NOTICE -- families with childjn. Land with lake frontage irt northern Wisconsin. Piyep $950. $25 down, $15 per mtfmh. Art Schmidt, Broker. Park Falls, Wisconsin. 40 BY OWNER: 3 bedroom ranch in Lakeland Park, McHenry. 2 years old^ hardwood floors, wall to wall carpeting throughout. Utility Double insulation. Patio. Outside barbecue. Water softener. Natural gas heat. lC%>le track aluminum storm windows and doors. Landscaped. Nice driveway, lamp post. Formicg kitchen set included. Only $13,000. Phone anytime EV 5-4508. 40 RICHMOND, ILL. 3 bedroom home, brick & frame construction. Gas he&t, plfog., 1-car garage. J. E. Caijcv, Twin Lak?" Wis. 40-3 Tfe^O BEDROOM in Lakeland Park; 1 M> car garage, storm and screen windows, gas heat. Price $8,400. Tel. EV 5-4878. 40 YOU WILL elect them, with your vote. Let's have good government. Democratic Women's Club. 40 SATURDAY FEB. 6 ONE NIGHT ONLY The Golden Tones CLUB LILYMOOR Route 120 -- East . • ' ^ 40 Frett's Wateh Repair 204 E. Elm St. Has Relqoated Watch Repair Service . Will Continue As Before Contact Mrs. Ethel , Hagberg Phone EV 5-0290 200 E. Elm St. fq>r pickup of any articles left at store and for future repairing. 40 Notice REAL ESTATE We have a buyer interested in purchasing a small business in or around McHenry vicinity. "The Realty of ^Sensibly-Priced Listings" 206 S. Green St. Ph. EV 5-1125 Open 7 Days A Week WATER FRONT <i>NORTH OF McHENRY 3 Bedrooms, Master Bedroom has Bath. Large Living Room, one and a half Bath. Oak floor, full basement. 14 x 18 finished Recreation Room Garage 'attached, gas heat. Price only $24,800.00. For inspection- call at our Office in Johnsburg. JACOB FRITZ * REALTORS Rt. 5, McHenry, Illinois Phone EV 5-0037 40-tf ALWAYS ON THE LEVEL Lakeland Park 3 bedroom, like new, ideal for large family. $14,000. 2 bedroom, attached garage. (ffin be bought with furniture. Best offer. 3 bedroom Ranch, well insulated, forced' air heat, combination storms, etc. $12,000. $1,000 down, payments $78 per mo. No closing costs. Immediate possession. McCullom Lake 1 bedroom year 'round home, ^real buy at $4900. Sunnyside 2 bedroom Ranch, part basement, attached garage. Beautifully landscaped. This house is a steal at $11,500. Cooney Heights Lovely 3 bedroom face brick and stone Ranch on large corner lot. Attached 2V2 car gara^. Landscaped. Built in oven and range. Plastered walls and hardwood floors. This home is to be sold at an unbelievable price of $22,500. Villa Vaupell 3 bedroom ranch. 1 year old. full basement, attached garage. Lake rights. $17,500. Phone EV 5-0430 . ^ ^ ^ 40-tl NO-ICE: The telephone number for Dr. Edgar E. Peaslee listed in the Professional Directory should be: EVergreen 5-0489 40 John's Radio & TV Of 204 E. Elm St. has moved to Volo • on Rte. 120 ^ Sales & Service will continue as before Phone for Service EV 5-0469 Phone EV 5-0469 for pick-up of any articles left at store. * 39-2 Legals PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the stockholders of the McHenry State Bank, McHenry, Illinois have adopted the change of organi zation stated in the following resolution: Resolved, that the number of Directors of the McHenry State Bank, McHenry, Illinois be increased from five (5) to six (6). All Statutory requirements having been complied with, aforesaid Change becomes legally effective on January 27, 1960. McHENRY STATE BANK McHenry, Illinois (Pub. Feb. 4-11-18, 1960) Page Sewn, Legal STATE OF ILLINOIS > ) ss COUNTY OF McHENRY ) IN JTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF McHENRY COUNTY \ No. 87236 Adelaide B. Sewell, Plaintiff, vs. William Arthur Sewell, Defendant. NOTICE The requisite affidavit for publication having been filed, not fee is hereby given to you, WILLIAM ARTHUR SEWELL defendant above, that a suit has been filed in the Circuit Court of McHenry County. Illinois, by the Plaintiff against you, for Divorce and for other relief: that summons duly issued against you as provided by law. and^'hich suit is still, pending. Now therefore, unless you, WILLIAM ARTHUR SEWELL. defendant above, file your answer to the complaint in said suit or otherwise make your nppearanee therein, in the Office of the Clerk of the said Circuil Court of McHenry. County. Illinois, in the City of Woodstock, Illinois, on or before the 29th day of February, 1960, default may be entered against you at any time after that day, and a Decree entered in accordance with the prayer of said Complaint. LESTER EDINGER Clerk (COURT SEAL) WELTER & KIGGINS 105 Richmond Road McHenry. Illinois Phone: EV 5-1313 Attorneys for Plaintiff (Pub. Jan. 28 Feb 4-11 I960) EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Nearly 10 million workers have been placed by the Illinois Department of Labor's employment service «'r>on " cention 'n 1P99 Two m;"ion of these placemen*"; were nr-^ during Gov Willinm O Sutton's administration. 379.000 of them during 1959. This information is in a year end report to the governor from the Department of Labor Du-i^K 19^9 nearly $137 million was paid out in unemp'oyment benefits. Of " this nmount. $114 million was paid to, unemployed workers under the state unemployment compen^a ti on program, plus $17 million in ! temporary emergency benefits. ; This Business - Forming There has been a lot of conjecture on what farmers are going to do witho their big corn crop this year -- sell it for cash, seal it for cash sale later. let government take over under the Joan program, or' feed it.' At present hog prices, the guaranteed $1.12 a bushel under the blanket price support progtam is said to be^tempting to the farmer. Rut is it a $1.12 by the time the loan expires? Let's take a look. Using 1,000 bushels of corn at 1959 harvest time as an Example with loan expiration set for April, 1960, here are some of the costs the farmer must absorb before the government takes over: (Figures show cost per bushel) Shrinkage, 6.38 cents; rodent and handling Loss. $1.80; extra Labor and Transportation. $3.10; interest before Loan is Secured. $1.50; taxes, $1.50; insurance per $100 valuation, 20 .cents; damage. 30 cents and treating and conditioning. 50 cents: total, $15.28. The $1.12 figure becomes $1.11 because of the 1 cent inspection fee. This price is based on." a moisture range of 17 6 per cent to 18.5 per cent. The costs above are considered average; they will vary to a greater and lesser degree in different parts of the country and under different circumstances. We will use an average premium allowance of 1 cent a bushel foi moisture reduction at take-over time. This brings the storage costs to 14.28 cents a bushel, and no allowance is made here for use of storage facilities. Subtracting this amount from the loan figure of $1.11 gives us 96.72 cents a bushe1 which is the price the farmer would need to" receive if he sold his cor'ii for cash at harvest t^me to equal the same net income of $1.12 per bushel from t"he government if «his eorr were sealed six months. Liquidation at harvest time wnulf* also f>ee his storage facilities for other uses. Of course, under the Ionprogram. the faimer has ih option of paying off the lorn - plus interest - when il expires should the cash price risr -^bove the loan figure.. He still has the storage costs to absorb soJt would have to rise .^hou' 15 cents above the loan to oh tain a break-even price. So. the disparity h~tweer cash and loan price is just oi" factor in making a decision whether to seal or sell. A lot of additional arithmetic is required before the correct decision is made. MANY HEATING SYSTEMS ARE FIRE HAZARDS A roaming furnace fire can put you out in the cold unless your chimney and heating system are in good condition. Of the eight main preventable causes of farm fires listed by the Illinois Rural Safety Council, four involve heating systems.'- Seven out of every ten farm chimneys are faulty, according to a recent survey. In the first place, using kerosene or gasoline to start a fire causes many fires and injuries, says O. L. Hogsett, extension safety specialist at the University of Illinois. The safe way is to use crumpled paper and dry kindling. OnCe the. fire is going, faulty smoke pipes and chimneys can do their share to start fir£s. " Here are some tips on prev e n t i n g f i r e s f r o m t h e s e causes: . Check your chimney, especially in the "attic and at the roof line, for'lopse mortar and bricks, make sure you have a spark-arresting screen on top of the chimney, especially if your roof isn't fireproof. Make sure,the stove or furnace smokepipe leading into the chimney is in good shape and is well supported. If it passes close to wood or other inflammable materials, wrap il with asbestos. Installing an automatic draft control'will keep the wind from drawing fire up the smokepipe. This control will also save fuel and lower smokepipe temperatures. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS DISTRIBUTE MAPS The McHenry Savings and Loan association has distributed some very fine^. maps of the world to . the various schools in the McHenry. -i They are easily read maps which should be a big help to pupils in their study of geog raphy. JOINS BAR ASSOCIATION Atty. Norman G. Ree^e o1' McHenry has been elected to membership in the Illinois State Bar association, it V;v -mnounced by Frank R RcV Jr.. Aurora, chairman of the Sixth district committee o'~ admissions. Mr. Reese, a native of Chicago, was admitted to the Illinois bar in 19.~8 'c lowing his, gradu it ion from lawschool. BOND PURCHASES County lesidcnls purchased a total of SI S3 \0f>2 in Series E and H savings bonds last year, accordir^ to H;»r >!d J. Bacon of C'ystal Lake, general county chaiiman of the Savings Bonds committee. I - ' I ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY I ' Romaine Troost, 657 Lake; 1 road, Glen Eliyn,- this week of- I ficially announced her candidacy for Congress in the 14th , district of DuPage, Kane, and j McHenry counties on the Demi: «eratic ticket. The Secretary of StaU, Charles F. Carpentier j informed her that her petitions j , had been accepted. \ 2nd Chicago World Flower Show Mar. 19-27, I960 HIGHWAY FATALITIES Springfield released figured last week stating that in the : first twenty days of this yeai ; there were eighty deaths on | the highways, while in 1959 i there w?re only sixty-three McHenry, with four deaths in I that period, ranked second to Cook county, with twelve; MARRIAGE LICENSES Charles Burke of Wonder Lake and Adrienne Hayes Mc Henry. Y Richard^ F. Malstrom. , Me Henry, and Lynn Farrell, Chi cago. Ronald Clark and Dale Wetzek, .both of McHenry.,, Patricia Kucera, W o rid e r Lake, and Richard E. Wagrter, Woodstock. Artist's rendering of the great Central Arena at the Second World Flower and' Garden Show at International Amphitheatre, scheduled for March 19-27, 1960. As visitors enter, a breathtaking sight will greet them, with spacious gardens of living flowers, lawfts, full-size trees and shrubs. As a backdrop a towering hill-. ' side overgrown with tall trees and flowering shrubs, and ft glistening, splashing waterfall will add to the beauty of the scene. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lutzenkurchen of Wheaton visited in the Norbert Yegge home Sunday. They also paid their last respects to Eugene Freund. their cousin. Other guests in the Yegge home Sunday wovc Mr. and Mrs. Louis Yegge anc Mr, and Mrs. Frank E'sesr-c of Woodstock. Mrs. Norbert Yegge, son Jack, and Miss Eleanor Wirfs attended open house at the K. of C. club in Woodstock Sunday, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes, who observed their golden wedding anniversary. Mr. Hayes is the godfather of Mrs. Yegge. Damaged heart valves may often be repaired by surgery says the Chicago Heart association. EDDIE the EDUCATOR says THE TRUTH SHALL keep US EDITOR ON MERIT LIST A total of 202 cadets at the U. S. Air Force academy in Colorado have been named to the superintendent's merit list for the 1959-60 fall term which ended recently. Among them was Michael A. Clarke of McHenry, cadet first class (senior). NO FIRE .Although the sirer. blew late Tuesday afternoon, there was no fire. Firemen were unable to explain how the siren hap-, pened to sound.- ANNOUNCES DISSOLUTION From the office of Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier comes a notice of intent dissolve by the Pistakee Golf and Country club. V RUMMAGE SALE The Pistakee Terrace Womerta^ association wilt sponsor a mrarnage sale in the Childers' basement on Feb. 5 and 6 at 10 a.m. Under certain circumstances silence has the most telling effect. A free pre« preceded fre« 1 schools. Both are prerequisites for a free people. The right to sptak ond teach the truth must be preserved for both. Illinois Education Association WHEEL CHAIR DIVA %TRICKEN MTHPOLIO IN MET OPERA STAR MARJ0R/E LAWREMCE RENEWED HEQ CAREER AFTER 70ft- | TVRED MONTHS OF PHVSKAL THEJiAFY. SHE NOW &VES SUCCESS FOL CONCERTS FROM HER WHEELCHAIR. SPECIALIST PAUL WITTGENSTEIN, PROMISING YOUNG PIANST WHO LOST HIS RJQHTARM IN WORLD WAR I, SOPERFECTZD H!S LEFT HANDED TEcHNfQUE HE/SA3CLA/MED THEHbklO OVER. FAMOUS COMPOSERS HAVE WR/T71EN SPECJAL MUSIC FOR HIM. Vfif * IT'S MORE THAN A -TO HELP THE HAND/CAPPED/ITS GOOD BUSINESS FOR ALL AND A SENSIBLE WAY TO UTtUZE THE TALENTS OF MEN AND WOMEN WHO IN ANT TO WORK AND HAVE BEEN TRAINED T&DOA JOB ABLY/ SUPPORT GOODWILL INDUSTRIES. THOSE WERE THE DAYS Wanted WANT RIDERS to sihare car pool to Chicago. Leave 6:15 a.m. location Bryn Maur and Damen. Quit work 5 p.m. EV. 5-5613. 40 YOUNG MAN driving to Phoenix, Tucson and Southern Cali|| knia. Take one or two riders. Share expenses. Phone GEneral 8-3721. *40 Lost and Found TOP COAT taken by mistake Sunday night at Wing 'N Fin club. Please return to club. 40 THOSE WERE THE DAYS BY ART BEEMAN NOTHING BUT TIIE TRUTH By Arnold IN THE OLD DANS VISITORS WARNED] US MONTHS IN &DVANCS-- AUNT CARRIE AND FAMtLV WILL SE IN TOWN NEXT WEEK --"THEY AAAY DROP-IN ANV MINUTE -- HOUSE, AND ALL/ FOLKS ~ 9 TICK / GOOD/ LETS MANAGE TO BE ELSEWHERE / MOW # gEEfcUN a»rr(iWHtrtl^ HOSSFACE HANK. By FRANK THOMAb YOU COUNT EM AS THEY DRIVE 'EM THROUGH, HOSSFACEI OKAY, BOSS WAL...HOW MANY? U.S. Avmy MINE DETECTORS 1 are MOW used to locate bits of w\etal swallowed bqt sioK cettle ! Kelt»»«d Smith Service <V( ,"ft &[,AC\£&S EVERYWHERE ARE RECEDING! (IP ALL MELTED/ THE SEA LEVEL WOULD RISE I50 FEET -- AND FLOOD ALL SEABOARD TOWNS ft 21-YEAR OLD FARMER IM Mcl^navcen, Moilavul, USING ONLY HIS MlNOcan multiply TWO 4 - dlqifc numbers in 30 SSCONDS, -AND MEMORIZE 3»5 PHONE, NUMBERS IN FIVE MINUTES.' By Ai Smith ,v RcImsm by Smith 0w»0E6Y^"<s^. Dcmimr, N J SONNY SOUTH By COURTNEY ALDERbON TIL AH GET TIME r PUT SOME WATER I N IT FUST ? AH RECKON IT WOULD BE ALL RIGHT BUT -- DON'T YDM THINK VOH SHOULD WAIT BE A PAL, DRAWUN SAM J WELL--AH AN LET ME GO IN NOW W DON'T-- SO AH CAN BETH' ^ARIOHTLV FICST ONE IN TH' JUT KNOW-- NEW POOL# MORNtN'ORAWLIN' SAM-YOU'RE TH' CARETAKER O'TH' NEW SWIMMIN POOL AIN'T VOH > WHY--VEAH SONNV--AH RECKON SOTEAT ID>©E§ mr OH-ER-BUSTER-30ST AMINUTE- X PRESUME you ARE OOlN' TO TH' POST OFFICE BEIN& GREATLY INTERESTED IN SCIENCE. I MOTICE THAT GRAVITY IS PULLlN'yoU CWERTO ONE S«»E -MoO'RE MOT PKOPe.RLV BALANCED - MOST LIKELY YOO WILL ClRCL-E THE <^ST OFFICE THREE oRFOOR TIMES BEFORE YOU GET INSIDE -1 HAVE A'PEW "packages -TH AT GO TO Trt' POST OFFICCTOO - TAKE THEM OFf= MV DESK AND P(JT THEM UNPER YOUR LtFT ARM, AND THEN VOU WILL BH EQUALLY BALANCED ON "BOTH SVJJE5, WHICH MAKES IT MUCH EASIER FORNOU-- / fa//'I'lll'I'lUI'l'llni'ii^l RURAL DELIVERY By AL SMITH AN' DEN IN DE 1, MORNtN'DE CREAM WILL BE ON TOP/ WELL, WHV DON'T VOU JUS'MAKE DE COWS SLEEPON DER BACKS? WELL, HOW DOES Vo KNOW WHICH IS DE CREAM AND WHICH IS DE MILK? THEN IN THE MORNING THE MILK SETTLES ANDTH'CREAM IS ON TOP. ER-YOU DON'T/ THE MILK AND CREAM GOME ALL MIXED TOGETHER.' WE CARRY IT (N IN PAILS AND THEN WE PUT IT IN BOTTLES.' Uf TrirnTrTFTfTf^^^s^