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lursday, Hov#thfe»? 1 19fl TB£ MdtEKltlr PLktmtkim CLASSIFIED Real Estate Estate SELL your car for cash with a low Classified ad. Dial EV. 5- 0170 now. ••• Situation Wanted I EXPfJRIENCED and reliable | mother will care for children j in my home. 385-4541. • *11-2-9-16-61 News About Our Servicemen F^UR BEDROOM RANCH; full basement, attached garage, many other extras. $19,500. THREE BEDROOM TRI-LEVEL; recreation room, basement, sundeck, 2-car garage with electric, eye, large beautiful kitchen, many other extras. A steal at $26,000. .SMALL TWO BEDROOM, part basement, large lot, trees eic. $9,500. THREE BEDROOM RANCH $500 down. no closing costs, balance on contract. ^ -- LISTINGS WANTED -- ATLAS REAL ESTATE 2 Blks. East of River on Hwy. 120 MeHenry, 111. EV 5-0430 11-2-61 WANTED -- Sewing and alterations. Call EV 5-3129. 11-2-9-61 I MIDDLE AGE lady desires position as companion to elderly lady. Days only. Have nursing experience. Phone Richmond 3882. *11-2-61 l Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Yegge and Joyce Motulewicz accoin- 1 panied Jack Yegge to O Hare ' field Sunday afternoon where i he boarded a jet airliner to ; Jacksonville. Fla. Airman ap-, prentice Yegge, who spent the past ten days with his parents, will attend the Naval air force electronics school there for the next six months. McHENRY & VICINITY PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS -- 3 bedrooms, full basement, gas heat, near U. S. 12, 3 miles to Fox Lake. Price $12,500.00. #0 3 BEDROOM HOME -- living room 12x28, extra0 large bedrooms, full basement" wooded lot. Price only $15,- 000.00 AQUA LANE ESTATES -- Bi-levels, 3 bedrooms, living room, i carpeting recreation room. Price $14,900.00. Reasonable terms. MEYERS BAY -- 3 bedrooms, living-dining, recreation room, i basement, garage, wooded lot. Price $19,900.00. We have many other homes to choose from. * JACOB FRITZ REALTORS PHONE EVergreen 5-0037 2301 Johnsburg Road in Johnsburg, McHenrv. 111. 11-2-61 McHENRY -- South Green Street -- Excellent location -- 2 Bedroom home, gas heat, full basement, two-car garage, walking distance to stores and schools. City Water and Sewer. $16,000.00. T&NTERVILLE PARK -- Two bedroom home with basement, school bus service to all schools. BULL VALLEY -- Beautiful 4 Bedroom home on 5 acres with a beautiful view -- Must be seen to appreciate. $45,000.00. ()wner leaving State. THE KENT CORPORATION 1311 North Riverside Drive MeHenry, Illinois Phone EVergreen 5-3800 11-2-61 BAIRD & WARNER, Inc. STILLING -- 2 Br. gas heated home with garage. River l ights. Will trade for 3 Br. or sell for $11,750. PISTAKEE TERRACE -- 4 Yr. old 3 Br. with large living room. Gas heat. Full basement. Water softener. 2 Car garage. Only $14,000. $2,000 will handle. .^•ssed porch. Furnished. $15,500 for quick sale. ORCHARD BEACH RD. -- 5 Br. on 100 ft. riverfront lot, Basement. Garage. Pier with electric hoist. $30,000. WE HAVE OVER 200 HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM. MR. HEINEN -- EV 5-2527 11-2-61 A. H. GALLAGHER AND ASSOCIATES If 11 NORTH PLEASANT -- Like a sparkling white picket fence enclosing a yard that is 120 x 140? Drive by this white frame 2 Bedroom ranch and then call for an appointment to inspect its twin sized bedrooms, separate dining room, wood cabinet kitchen with automatic washer & dryer, bath with .shower & attached garage. The next yard is studded with bearing fruit trees. Price? A low $11,500! ANN ZAHN EVergreen 5-3080 JINNY GALLAGHER EVergreen 5-1629 EDWARD CARLSON EVergreen 5-0818 11-2-61 eous laneous .4* FEATHER PARTY Benefit MIKE'S FIRESIDE SOFTBALL TEAM Saturday, Nov. 4, 1961 • 8:30 p.m. • TURKEYS DUCKS LUNCH PRIZES MIKE'S FIRESIDE INN Ringwood, Illinois WONDER LAKE 8061 •11-2-61 FREE 500 Bags Potatoes And t. Swedish Crystal Glassware SKELLY SERVICE STATION Rt. 120 & CNW Railroad Tracks CALL: EV 5-9788 WILL BABY sit day or night at my house or yours. Call 385-6107. * *11-2-61 WILL DO baby sitting anytime in my home. Call 385- 5580. *11-2-9-61 ted WANTED RIDE or share ear from MeHenry to Northfieid or nearby. Call after 6 p.m. EV 5-5323. 11-2-61-tf Wanted To Buy TOP PRICE PAID for iron, metals and junk cars. Ed Marsh, phone Woodstock -- FE 8-4287 9-1-60-tf 300 JUNK CARS, trucks and tractors. Dealers in all other types of scrap. Call Courtesy Salvage, EV 5-1260 or EV 5- 4774. 10-12-19-26-11-2-61 Wanted To Rent WANTED GARAGE space. Vicinity of Town Club. Call 385-2615 after 5 p.m. 11-2-61 Lost LOST - Monda>, October 23, Girl's blue rimmed eye glasses. Reward. Call EV 5-5090.11-2-61 Notice 11-2-61 NOTICE -- Will person who found purse and wallet in or near an office on Elm St., belonging to Mary Ann Wegener, Box 11, Ringwood, please mail back wallet. Keep money. Driver's license and other cards important only to owner. 11-2-61 Horse Lovers Don't wait until the snow flies. Get your horses stabled now for the winter. Excellent care & reasonable prices. G Bar J Stable Ringwood, Illinois Phone: Wonder Lake 2959 10-19-26-11-2-9-61 eous LIKE TO decorate? Have a Kitchen Kaper Program in yewr home and learn to decorate cakes & cookies. 385- 2803. *10-26-11-2-9-16-61 Rummage Sale Nov. 6th 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 120 SEA FOODS On Rt. 120 n1-2-6I Roaring Twenties Dance SAT., NOV. 4th Sponsored By LILYMOOR ASSOCIATION CLUB LILYMOOR Route 120 DONATION $1.00 Prizes for Best Costume 11-2-61 Special For Fridaywhite Fish Fillets Smoked Fish Oysters French Fried Shrimp Bulk Butter Grade AA WATCH FOR OUR NEXT SPECIAL 120 SEA FOODS Rt. 120 -- 1 Blk E. of Bridge MeHenry, Illinois PHONE ORDERS EV 5-2821 *11-2-61 Classified ads are big business -- bigger than radio, bigger than spot and local TV, bigger than weakly magazines and bigger than outdoor advertising. Tour ad on tMs page is read by 20,000. ••• SET GRAZING DEADLINES ON WHEAT FARMS ! Pasturing the acreage divertj ed from 1962 wheat production , I will be permitted until May 1. I 1962, according to Bert- j Bridges, chairman of the Counj ty AgrieulluraF Stabilization i J and Conservation committer. : .This question is one which : i many farmers in MeHenry county have inquired about re- j cently. They consider this a • desirable feature of the pro- . gram. The 1962 wheat stabilization j program provides for the diversion of land from wheat production to conservation uses. Farmers earn payments for maintaining the diverted acreage in approved conservation uses. The program does require that no crop be har\ested from the divei leu acreage during the year and no grazing be permitted after May 1. 1962. Both j the "no harvesting" and "no! grazing" requirements must be j met, it the wheat from the ; farm is to be eligible for price 1 support. Winter wheat producers may : a p p l y f o r p a r t i c i p a t i o n i n t h e , 1962 wheal pro,mam any time ! up to Dec. 1. 1961. An applica- I tion is necessary for each farm J on which the producer expects to take part in the program. Winter wheat stabilization payments and price support will be available only to those who file application at the MeHenry county ASCS office in Woodstock by Dec. 1. ASK ZONING CHANGE NOV. 14 AT LOCAL HEARING A petition has been filed before the zoning board ol appeals for Fox Valley Brake and Clutch, Inc. The petitioners are asking for a zoning reclassification from "F" farming to 1-2 industrial. The property is located on Chapel Hill road, approximately one and onehalf miles east of MeHenry. The hearing on the above petition will be heard on Tuesday, Nov. 14. in the city hall in MeHenry at 3 p.m. MOOSE MEETING Kankakee Moose lodge No. 802 will host a booster meeting for Mecca Legion No. 9 of the Loyal Order of Moose on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 5, it 2:30. All officers and Legionnaires are requested to attend to help in making plans lot ihe next gigantic ceremonial to be held at the Joliet lodge on December 3. Ladies are invited to accompany the members as a social hour is planned following the booster meeting. LAWYER WILL 1 GIVE FEDERALISM TALK BEFORE CLUB! James M. Wetzel, represent- ! ini; a Chicago law firm, will , again appear in MeHenry. This ' time he will give his speech ! "Federalism Are The States Ou minded?" before the Mc- i Henry Woman's club on Fri- ' day. Nov. 10, at 1 p.m. in the | social hall of the Community | Methodist church. ] "When he recently appeared , before the Kiwanis club, Mr. ! Wetzel stated: "Americans i have gotten u^ed to the idea ol the federal government regu'a ing their lives and raise lio i objection to the government : taking, firther steps in this di- , red ion." He further said "JUst | as certainly as pur federal'gov- : eminent gets bigger and just j a.; certainly as our state and j local governments vanish, so al.M> our persona! liberties will • vanish with them." Mr. Wetzel lives in Deerfield , and is a gradua'te of the Uni-i versity of Illinois, and of' the ! University of Net re Dame law j school. He has been practicing j law in Chicago for the past ten ; years and is devoting consid- [ erable time to inform and en- ! lighten Ihe service and civic j organizations in Chicagoland of ; the evils of big government. Mrs. Irma Blomgren. who has delighted many with her beautiful alto voice, will sing several nrmbers accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy Weber. Mrs. Biomgren is a graduate of the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago and has done professional work with her brother, Edgar F. Borup. violinist. now employed by the state department. Mrs. Blomgren has appeared before many woman's clubs, has done operctia work and has been employed as soloist for several churches in the Chicago area. At present she is active in the MeHenry Choral club and local church choir. Miss Ruth Neel and her committee will have charge of the social hour which precedes the meeting. Mr. Wetzel will begin his 1 alk at approximately 1:45. The public is invited to hear him at that time. Pkge Seveh Troop 16*2 The troop departed last Friday night for Morris, 111., for the "Chief Skahoma trail hike," which consisted of a camp-put, cook-out and a sixteen and a half-mile-hike along t h e I l l i n o i s - M i c h i g a n c a n a l . Sixteen eligible Scouts, under leadership of their scoutmaster, Jim Kirk, Assistant Scoutmasters Fred Durrenberg and Chuck Messel, Sr., Committee Chairman Maynard DeVos and N e i g h b o r h o o d C o m m i s s i o n e r Hugh Kirk, took part. In spite of the unfavorable weather, which of course Eoy Scouts don't niind, a wonderful and interesting day was spent which all boys and their adult leaders will remember. , At the last meeting of the board, of review, seven boys were approved and recommended for advancement .as second class Scouts. The boys passed their examination with flying colors and w'ill receive their membership cards and badges at the next court of honor No»\ 28. We appeal to the parents of the boys to attend this event to share the honor with them. Don't forget the date, Tuesday, Nov. 28. at 8 p.m. The Commit lee LOCAL COUPLE WED 60 YEARS LAST SUNDAY Honor Albert Purvey For Long Service To Country Club Members Name Local Residents To New Petit Jury At ihe next term of court scheduled to start alter the middle of November, fifty petit jurors who were selected last week will serve. They represent eleven of ihe seventeen townships in the county. Named from McHenrv were L. F. Bossier. J. Haag. James C. Faish, Oorge J. Freund, John Nett and F. Paul Borchardt. "How do parents of visually disabled and siuhted adolescents compare in their ability to understand their children0" is one of the five major questions explored in the new bonk, "Adjustment to Visual Disability in Adolescence." It is published by the American Foundation for the Blind in New York Citv. A memorable occasion which few couples are fortunate enough to celebrate was marked last Sunday, Oct. 29, by Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wirtz of MeHenry, who observed iheir sixtieth wedding anniversary. The day started at 7 o'clock Mass at St. Patrick's church, which was read in their honor. A special Apostolic blessing from Pope John XXIII was read by the pastor, Rev. Fr. Edward C. Coakley. A 1 o'clock dinner at the home of their daughter and family, the Leo Thompsons, followed, enjoyed by their eight children, eighteen grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Also present were the Misses Ellen Schneider, Catherine and Theresa Neuman, nieces from Chicago. The long married and popular pair, who have lived in MeHenry for many years, are in fairfy good health. Kotalik Studio Photo Saturday. Oct. 28, was a never-to-be forgotten night for t'hese long time members of the MeHenry Country Club, who gathered there to jponor Albert Purvey on his fortieth year as greenskeeper. Pictured above, left to right, are George E. Johnson. Sr., Jim Perkins, Thomas P. Bolger. Mr. Purvey. Charles Laseh and Ray McGee. $410 COLLECTED BY YOUTH FOR NEEDY ABROAD SCHOOL COUNCIL i BACKS KISSLING FOR PRESIDENCY In a recent magazine article. U. S. Representative Kenneth Roberts took a slap at Detroit a u t o m o b i l e m a n u f a c t u r e r s , claiming that they could build a crashproof car if they Wanted to by incorporating proven safety devices, such as seal belts, collapsible bumpers to ease the shock of crashes, and plastic padding to protect occupants in case of a collision. The- Congressman wrote that if auto makers didn't take steps to build more safety into cars, federal legislation might be necessary to force them to do so. Most gratifying to the many members of the Intermediate Youth Fellowship and Methodist Youth Fellowship of the i Community Methodist church i was the total of $410.18 col- i lected for UNICEF last Sunday, Oct. 29. They are most grateful for the generous con-t tributions of local residents! which made this charitable un- , rlerlaking so successful. i Approximately seventy young I folks canvassed the city and; surrounding area to collect over $400, which greatly surpassed ihe $248 collected last year. Bob Sehopp received first prize for his individual high total of $27.35. Others who won prizes and honorable mention were Dan Paul, Cheryl Witt rock, Sandi Fairchild, Susan Richards and Peggy Castle. Supper, furnished by the W.S.C.S.. was served the collectors at the church after which each group enjoyed a Halloween party. ATTENDED CONFERENCE Dan Justen attended the conference of funeral service examining boards of the different states recently in Minneapolis. Mr. Justen, a membet of the Illinois state board, was its representative. He also attended the Funeral Directors' a s s o c i a t i o n c o n v e n t i o n f r o m Oct. 22 through 26 in Minneapolis. The world has 48 waterfalls with a greater drop than Niagara, but none with the annual volume. Happy marriages often lake place early in a long and diligent courtship. It is time again for the ant nua) convention of school student councils, known a.s the Nort heast-Northwest convention. This years event will be held Nov. 18 at Thorn ridge high school, which is located at Dalton, 111. MeHenry will be sending the following representatives: Paul W i l k e n s o n , f r e s h m a n : S t e v e Harris, Jeanne Liptrot and Val Peterson, sophomores: Albert Kissling, Kathy Kostal, Edward Parks . and April Smith, juniors: Robert Beckenbaugh and Ginny Peterson, seniors. Out of the hundred schools, officers of this convention will be elected. The McHenrv Student Council is backing Albert Kissling as a candidate for the presidency. They feel "Bert" is well qualified because of the work he has done for the local organization. The Drivers Seat The world's largest village -- Oak Park, 111. (population, 61.- 09.'?) - has made a complete change in its street name signs to help villagers and strangers find their way more easily about the Chicago suburb at night. The village's old black-onwhite street name signs have been replaced by large whiteon- green signs, the same colors as those used on expressway and tollway signs. The new signs glow brightly in automobile headlights at night. Oak Park is one of more than 200 cities and towns that have adopted reflective "expressway green" for street name signs. FARM BUILDINGS -- Special discontinued sizes -- steel buildings. Clear span. Special price. Financing if desired. Phone Waukegan 244-3630. 9-21 -61 -t f GEO. P. FREUND Authorized Dealer for SALES & SERVICE PH. EVERGREEN 5-0421 4102 W. Crystal Lake Road 1-ti FLEMING EQUIPMENT NEW IDEA - GEHL BO LENS GARDEN EQUIP. SALES and SERVICE A. complete Farm Implemen' Service * Chain Saw Sharpening & Repair Phone EV. 5-0033 4005 W. Waukegan Road Crippled Cattle $25.00 to $150.00 Plus The Best Service Available CALL COLLECT Marengo, 111. JOrdan 8-7194 10-12-61-tf OS r NOW! We Carry a Complete Line of Personalized Christmas Greeting Cards in all price ranges FEATURING CARDS FROM THESE FAMOUS COMPANIES Ace Century # Masterpiece Studios # Regency MeHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. Elm St. EV 5-0170 *