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Page Eight THE McHENRY ?LAINDEALEH Thursday, July 12,1962 CLASSIFIEDS MOUEKN 2 BR. home overlooking golf course. 1 baths. 2 fireplaces, basement, 2 car garage, water privileges; also 1 br. house for rental purposes. By appointment 385- 1328. 7-12-62-tf 3 BEDROOMS, garage, cement drive, water softener, gutters, aluminum storms & screens, tile bath, carpeting, fully landscaped, high and dry overlooking lake. 1919 N. Lakewood, Lakeland Park. $12,500. Phone 385-5055. *7-12-19-62 Pnblie Notices p & JSdf SPECTACULAR DRUM CORPS MAGIC TO CONCLUDE EVENT (Continued from Page 1) ALL BREED obedience training. -- Enroll now for new : preliminary contest at 3 o'- class starting , July 24 and I ciock in the" afternoon, >rhirevery Tuesday thereafter for I teen corps will compete in the Five Valuable Horses Saved 10 weeks. At 7 p.m. Kai Hansen's Boarding Kennels, Route 12, 2 miles -north of Rt. 120, 's mile south of Rt. 134. For more information call 815- 385-0632. 7-12-19-62 preliminary and the top seven will enter t::e Drum Corps Magic Show. At 7 p.m., the Commonwealth Edison "Little Bills" and the V.F.W. Red Devils of I WILL NOT be responsible j McHenry will be on exhibition for any debts other than my > prior to the opening of the own as of July 12, 1962. | competition. Signed, William H. Albert. 7-12-19-26-62 Miscellaneous PIANO LESSONS, for child and adult beginners. Also more advanced students. $2.00 per half hour. Phone 385- 6210. *6-28/7-5-12-19-62 WILL SELL 3 BEDROOM RANCH HOME Carpeted, 2 car garage, many extras including concrete patio in lovely private vWooder? Shores Subdivision of Wonder ' WE'VE GOT IT! The inexpen- Lakc. Easily worth $17,000. | sive vacation you've been look- For quick sale priced at $15,900. ; ing for. Spacious modern ca- Cail after 7 p.m. for appoint- j bins, boats, secluded surroundment to see. I ings, fishing and swimming. 'Send for our brochure, Bob Wonder Lake 653-6913 I and Catherine Svoboda, White 7-12-62 | Feather Resort, Route 1, Minocqua. Wisconsin. 6-28 & 7-12-62 eow Situation Wanted Farmers Market WILL CARE for baby or small child in my home. Lakeland Park. Call 385-6356. FARM BUILDINGS -- Special i *7-12-62: discontinued sizes -- steel! buildings. Clear span. Special' WILL DO BABY sitting. Call Linda Kennebeck, 706 N. Center St. 385-1913. *7-12-62 EXPERIENCED middle" aged man wants job as ground caretaker for factory or estate. References. McHenry - Fox Lake or surrounding area. Write or call Simon Venhuizen, 3730 Dickens Ave., 47, Chicago. Phone Dickens 2-8645 after 6 p.m. *7-12-19-62 nan ted WANTED -- RENTALS for good customers. Call Laura Belford, 385-6348. 7-12 thru 8-9-62 price. Financing if desired. Phone Waukegan 244-3630. 9-21-61-t' FLEMING EQUIPMENT NEW IDEA -- GEHL BOLENS GARDEN EQUIP. SALES and SERVICE A Complete Farm Implement Service Chain Saw Sharpening & Repair PHONE 385-0033 4005 W. Waukegan Road GEO. P FREUND Authorized Dealer For Hf anted JUNK CARS, trucks, tractors and all types of machinery. Pay from $2 to $25 according SALES & SERVICE PHONE 385-0420 Tickets will be available at the field that night. Other Features Other attractions will also be offered Sunday, including an auto show presented by the McHenry Coachmen Car club starting at noon at the city park and continuing until 6 p.m. Another feature will be the annual Fox Valley model airplane races at Freund field, sponsored by the McHenry Buzzards, with seventy-five entries. These races start at noon in different age classes and for different types of planes. Saturday Events Several activities of interest will be the Saturday water fights on Riverside Drive at 7 p.m., a 'teen .dance at Freund field at 8:30 o'clock, featuring Bernie Allen of Radio Station WJJD, and a street dance at the city park at the same time for the older folks. Queen Contest The V.F.W. auxiliary is sponsor of the Fiesta Day queen contest, which has attracted twenty-two pretty ;nis. Judges will name the >vinners as the paper ^oes to press and the title holder will .'ide in the Chamber of Commerce float in Sunday's parade. Honorary parade marshal vill be Paul R. Yanda, Mchenry high school and municpal band c'irector for many •e:"\s. who retired this spring. Sponsors of Fiesta Day in addition to the Chamber of Commerce are the McHenry Jaycees, Rotary. Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Moose, McHenry and Wonder Lake Kiwanis and the Parents Association of the Viscounts. COUNTY BOARD DENIES WETZLER ZONING REQUEST (Continued from Page I) (Continued from Page 1) The farm owner estimated loss of equipment alone Would run about $15,000. This included race carts, training carts and harnesses. Members of Companies 1 and 3 and a *ew men from Company 2 rushed to the scene and remained until 9:30 that evening to extinguish the The farm is known as Fair Lane Farm and the horses run under the name of Baranek Stables. Spontaneous combustion was believed responsible for the fire. At the height of the bla%e, some young people who had been attracted to the scene were leaving, and turned in the driveway of the Nearby Paul Tonyan farm. As they started away, one of them noticed the roof of the home on fire. Fire fighters were&ent from the Baranek farm Oxo extinguish this blaze, but'not before it had caused several holes in the roof and a number of burned rafters. Three Drown During Week (Continued from Page 1) to weight and condition. 385- 4102 W. Crystal Lake Road 1260 or 385-4774. „ 7-12 thru 8-2-62 4-19-62-tf FOR SALE -- 20 pairs of good quality Hereford cows with calves. $225 a pair. Geo. Stever, Fairfield, la. Phone 472-3424. 7-12-62 ,Wanted to Rent WANTED TO rent with option to buy large house suitable to start nursery school for children of working mothers. Lula Raven, 476 Everett, Crystal Lake, 111. Phone 459-026'?. *7-5-12-62 WANTED -- 3 bedroomhouse. full basement to rent or rent with option. McHenry, Johnsburg area. Write Box 827, c/o McHenry Plaindealer. , *7-5-l9-62 ,on rn y A daughter was born July 6 2 BEDROOM home, o Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huska. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hastings announce the birth of their i'irst child, a boy, June 30. The lew bahy weighed 6 lbs., 4% izs. and Mr. and Mrs. George Haynes of Island Lake are his maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O'Dell, Island Lake, are parents of a NICE Or rent with option to Mr. io extend the miniature golf course on their property and ilso to include boat storage facilities in the future. The Howe property on Rt. 120, west of the city, was rezoned to allow the sale of lawn najhtenance equipment. Name Herendcen Successor The board named Audrey W u l g e n b a c h , c h i e f d e p u t y treasurer, to fill the vacancy or treasurer created by the ound the boy about 100 feet rom shore. It is believed he may have waded into deep waer and was unable to get back o" shorn. The Wauconda rescue squad was called but they were unible to revive him. His body was removed to he Egan chapel in Chicago for last rites. Child Drowns Five-year-old Cathy Cerveny lrowned in Wonder Lake someime Monday, July 9, and her •wjdy was found by Mrs. Otto lorsten and several children, floating on the surface of the vater, about 5:30 p.m. The youngster, who had nade hor home with foster aicnts, Mr. and Mrs. Erne§t -Schultz, at 7815 W. Chestnut Irive for the past year, went *ut to play in the morning. The ast time she was seen was vntching workmen in construcion of a house neardier home. The family became concerned when she failed to come lome gt noun, and a search vas begun. When her body /as discovered in the water, t was concluded that Cathy "nay have gone out on a pier lear a home in the neighborhood and fallen as she attempted to step into a boat tied to t. Wonder Lake firemen an- . we rod t lie call for assistance md recovered the body. It was removed to the Peter M. us ten funeral home. Tusten funeral home. Services will be held at 11:30 o'clock Thursday from Christ the Kirn; Catholic church, Wonder resignation of Harry Heren- j Lake. Burial will be in the deen. Mrs. Waigenbach was] ^hurch cemetery. :he GOP choirc in the primary] Mrs. Watkins Killed to be a candidate for that of-1 Mrs. Dona May Watkins, ice next fall. , not her of an eight-year old It was announced that Motor i boy, died in Sherman hospital, fuel tax collections for the last j ;i-in. Sunday, July 8, only a Period totalled $1,706.37. | hort time after the car driv- Other action by the board I nn hy her husband. William s expected to add some money | was struck by a truck at the. o their coffer. Charges for j intersection of Highway 47 and* •.oning hearings were raised , Burlington-Plato Center road, irorn $40 to $50 for regular j len miles west of Elgin in Kane buy nice 3 bedroom home. Oc- announce the birth of a son, cupancy August 1st. Call 385- July 7. and Mrs. Joseph French] 'ariation hearings, and "con-; county. 6535. 7-12-62 OUTBOARD & inboard motor boat by the month. Describe boat and cosl per month. Write Jim Braden, Box 44. McHenry, III. *7-12-62 WANTED TO RENT o7buy ~ 2 to 5 acres with 3 or nv.re bedroom house within 4 mile, of McHenry. Immediate p<,s- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gowin j • elcomed a daughter born July i 8. I A daughter was born July 9 ' •o Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hoyle. j A Fox Lake couple, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Armando Castillo, became J I he parents of a daughter born Tulv 10. On July 2 a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard litional use" hearings will iring a charge of $100 for less han 2 acres and ?150 for more han that amount of land. The "han°;e was niacic because of Mrs. Watkins was sleeping n the hack seat when the •rash took place at 10:13 p.m., iccording to close friends of ho family. State police said EXPECT MORE THAN 25,000 AT COUNTY FAIR (Continued from Page 1) This means a" agricultural and home ecoi^.nics exhibits iall under the 4-H class or open class, open only to people under age 21. One thousand McHenry boys and girls have worked' the entire year to prepare their animals, clothes and other projects for this annual climax. In the entertainment portion of the fair, many thrills are in store for fair-goers. On Thursday night Miss McHenry County will be crowned. There is an outstanding group of candidates this year and enthusiasm is high. There will be several highly entertaining acts between the various phases of the queen contest. Admission to the grandstand will be free. Queen Entries Among the entries is Gail Marquart of McHenry, sponsored by the V.F.W. auxiliary. Miss Marquart was the 1961 Fiesta Day queen and made an excellent showing in, county competition later. Seven other candidates include Phyllis Peterson of Hebron, Joyce Gulley of Crystal ^ake, Renate Kuestner of Huntley, Roberta Carlson of W'oodst; ck, Pamela Hansen of Cary and Midge Olbnch of Harvard. Tiie first two se=>i'ori3 of judging took place 'ast Monday, i nd the secon \ appeala. ic> wiil be made before the same judges on Aug. 2 at the county fair, when the successor to Miss Patricia Larsen is announced. 4-H Night Friday night is traditionally 1-H night, the highlight of which will be the crowning of. the 4-H king and queen. Admission to the grandstand is free. Saturday night will again feature the Swenson Thrillcade show, an outstanding performance of daredevil driving and daring tricks with the automobile. Climaxing the fair on Sunday will be a full day of hors£ racing and horse shows. The junior horse show will start the day off, followed by the 4-H horse show. In the afternoon, a fhll racing ONE THEFT MASS OTHERWISE QUIET HOLIDAY PERIOD With the exception of one sizable theft at the Legion carnival grounds last Wednesday evening, the holiday passed quietly in McHenry. Sometime between 1 and 7 a.m. Wednesday morning intruders stole sixteen portable radios and a tape recorder valued at more than $467 from merchandise stands. The grounds were lighted, and two night watchmen were reported to have been on duty, but tmeves managed to get away with the items undetected. It was not until the, stands were opened Wednesday evening that the loss was noticed, and a complaint was signed by Commander Roy Homo of the Legion. Thefts were reported in other places in the McHenry area also. A metal picnic table was taken from the Robert Raspoli home in LilVmoor, and a boat pier was stolen from the John Sachitti residence at 2010 Orchard drive. Other items were also taken from the garage near the Sachitti home. The sheriff's office has been investigating. program will feature two thoroughbred races, three quarter horse races, and the harness races. For the younger family members interested in com? petitive sports, there is the Little League baseball team relay and the inter-town junior Olympics slated for Saturday morning. An always popular event, the tractor pulling contest, will be held on Thursday. Feature Exhibits Highlighting the commercial exhibits this year, the McHenry County Manufacturer's association has rented entire Massey hall for massive exhibits being designed to show industry as it exists in McHenry county and also the many career opportunities vailablfe. In addition to this riends in the community, j vhere she was well known. j >he was a member of the Hill- . op P.T.A. ' ' Besides her husband and j on, she leaves her mother, ' Mrs. Rose Gjerseth; a brother ind two sisters. ! The body was removed to he Jensen chapel, Black Riv- ! T Falls, Wis., her home city, j "or services and burial Wed- i lesday. emphasis, the association hopes to highlight junior achievement projects, science winners, apprenticeship training programs, college cooperative opportunities, as well as general employment possibilities for every one. Other exhibitors have already taken a majority of the space available in the other main exhibition hall. As the many activities of the daytime fade away into the evening hours, the entire family can enjoy some of the outstanding carnival attractions which are always a feature of the McHenry county fair. FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COCNTRY MADE SAUSAGES • DFI ICIOrS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS t LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES t TRUE GERMAN 8TYLE FLAVORS Route 130 • Jmt East of Route 12 - Volo, 111. Phone EVergreen 5-6260 C. F. McDEHMOTT t>IES ON TRIP IN MINNESOTA (Continued from Page I) in the re-opening of Great Lakes in the early 1930's. The deceased was a member of the Moose arid the American Legion. His interest in politics continued through the years, and brought him into office as Republican committeeman in Precinct 9. As a leader in many fields, his undertakings resulted in a large and loyal following, as well as others who were not always in agreement with his ideas. However, a desire to promote his home community was credited quite generally by both groups to his tireless efforts in behalf of those things he thought in the best interest of progress. Survivors are his wife, Genevieve; his mother, Mrs. Exilda McDermott; a daughter, Claire Frances Cleary, of Proctor, Minn.; two brothers, Edvard and Leon McDermott of Proctor; two sisters, Mrs. Teanette Nicholette of Superior, Wis., and »Mrs. Hazel Cleary, of Proctor. He was preceded in death by his son, C. F. McDermott, Jr., in June of 1959. The body rests at the Peter M. Justen & Son funeral home until 10 o'clock this (Thursday) morning, when last rites will be held at St. Mary's Catholic church, with interment in the church cemetery. Be Wis* Use The Classifieds LEAVE ACCIDENT SCENE Local authorities have complained of the increasing number of complaints concerning drivers leaving the scene of accidents. Each week numerous cases come to the attention of law enforcement officers in the city of McHenry £ alone. Drivers are warned that heavy fines will be imposed on anyone known to leave an accident, a practipe which is especially prevalent where the second driver is not in his GRASS FIRE Firemen of Company II were called to property on ^ Chapel Hill road, between Pine Tree Tower and »E ast wood Manor, Sunday afternoon to extinguish a grass fire which was out of control. session. Reliable family. Call Kennebeck. 385-4200. Don Virgens. 7-12-62 TO BE GIVEN AWAY 385-0031. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Buchert bec?imr> parents of a son 'lorn July 2. A daughter was born to Mr. rind Mrs. Fred Sladek, Sr., of o 1 HAY PETS for adoption. Solon Mills, July 6. Call McHenry Animal Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Con- 6-21-62-tf -mr of Island Lake are parents )f a son, born July 5. A Wonder Lake couple, Mr. and Mrs. George Vandei-wiel. became parents of a daughter, Tulv 2. On July 3 a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carr. On July 9 at Harvard hospital a son was born to Mr. and Lost and Found FOUND ON RT. 31 2 year old beagle. Brown and white. Call 385-1929 after 6 p.m. 7-12-62 Mrs. Thomas Gerambio. Sweet Corn Tomatoes Garden Fresh MARTIN'S FARM 3Vi Miles North of McHenry on U.S. Route 31 he length of some hearings, the Watkins auto was traveling the cost involved. | ling south on Rt. 47 and a The duties of the rabies en-; ruck was west-bound on Plaorring officer continue to in- !.o road when the truck driver, urease. In June, he answered T!andall D. Taylor, of Elgin, 103 calls compared to 351 the vent through a stop sign, irevious month. ! Watkins and his son, David. Ir. the Justice of. the Peace : S, suffered only minor injuiies. •eport, the following collec-: \lso hurt was Louis H. Mielke ions wore announced: Dis- ' >f Hampshire. rict 1, $289 in fees for 67; Taylor was charged with ^ases and $337 in fines; Dis- i reckless homicide. rict 2, $569 for 110 cases and j The Watkins family had re- ?857 in fines; District 3, $110 I sided at 2609 X. Sequoia street, cor 40 cases and $269 in fines; , McHenry. for about throe District 4. .yl0.".2.> for 49 cases years. He is an employee of and $420 in fines. The total the gas company. collection reached $3,260.25. Mrs. Watkins had many SEA WALLS PIERS New and Repairing Phone: 385-4695 If no answer call Bensenville 312 TE 2-0800 ADORN GENERAL CONTRACTORS Inc. McHenry. 111. 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Established 1931 INVESTMENT SECURITIES 208 South La Salle Street, Chicago 4, 111. -- STate 2-7844 Milwaukee, Wis. Appleton, Wis. La Salle, 111. Oswego, 111. See-worthy swim trunks: the "Sea Coaster" by Jantzen. Note the waistband: one color portside; contrasting tone on starboard. Third color dresses up the trim, action-cut trunk itself. Result? Most colorful, male-looking swim trunk you'll find anywhere. Popular Hawaiian leg length, 28-38, $5.95. liUltlOll sportswear for sportsmen other Jantzen v Trunks from $3.95 STORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St. Phone 385-0047 Open Dally 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday 8 &.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. 'til 12 noon USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA L