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Page Ten THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Thursday, Qciofeer 4 1962 Bureau Farm Leaders Honored ' Don Peasley Photo Seven of the eight living past presidents of the McHenry County Farm Bureau were honored guests at the 50th anniversary observance of the organization last week. Absent were Arthur Garlieb, 1937-1939 president from Huntley. From left, front; John Olbrich, 1928-1929; Edwin J. Gumm, IAA vice-president; Dale Noe, present president; Kenneth Cristy of Ringwood, 1934-1935. Back Stanley Church, 1936; L. Russell Beard, 1940-1942; Arthur Hoppe of McHenry, 1943-1945; Earle Johnson, 1949-1952; and Charles Weingart of McHenry, 1953-1957. With an audience of 800 dotted with dozens of persons who had served the organization as president, director, voluntary worker or employee, Farm Bureau in McHenry county marked an historic milestone with a triple-header program Saturday. President Dale Noe proclaimed the occasion Farm Bureau Day and the observance included an annual meeting and golden anniversary program -at county fairgrounds and dedication of the new $125,000 building at McConnell road and Route 47. J o h n O l b r i c h , 8 9 - y e a r - o l d Harvard agricultural statesman and Farm Bureau president in 1928 and 1929, was among dignitaries taking part. He led the ribbon-cutting ceremony to signify formal opening of the new building. Seven of the eight living past presidents were present. Charles B. Shuman* distinguished president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, gave the dedicatory talk and lashed out at efforts of the government to saddle farmers with a program that will lead to "more government control, less farm income and higher cost for taxpayers." Farm Service Way Insured AUCTION LOCATION: At our used machinery lot on Railroad Street three-fourths mile West of Hy. 23 - across street from Arnold Engineering Company in Marengo, 111. 4th ANNUAL MACHINERY SALE SALE TO START AT 10:30 A.M. DST SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6iif Lunch Wagon on Grounds tRACTOR^--1960 IHC 340 Utility with IHC hydraulic loader; Allis Chalmers D 17 with narrow front end, completely overhauled; Massey Harris model 55; Ford 9N completely overhauled; Minn. Moline R; Case SC with cultivator; Allis Chalmers WI> with Kelly loader; Allis Chalmers 4 row D17 front mounted cultivator. PLOWS - DISCS - HARROWS--John Deere 2-16 in.hydraulic on rubber; Minn. Moline 4-16 in. on rubber with throwaway shares; Minn. Moline 4-14 in. 3 point hitch with throw away shares; Allis Chalmers No. 70 4-16 in. mounted; 2 Allis Chalmers Nc>. 65 4-14 in. mounted; Allis Chalmers 13V2 ft. wheel Disc; Allis Chalmers 3 ft. Disc; International 10 ft. Disc; Kewanee 4 section 5 ft. Drag; 6 section Wheel Drag complete with carrier and sections. HAY CONDITIONERS & MOWERS--John Deere Hay Crimpel-; Gehl Hay Crusher; New Holland Hay Crusher; New Holland semi-mount Slower; 2 New Idea No. 30 7 ft. Mowers. BALERS - RAKES--New No. 403 New Idea Rake; New Holland "Nb. 56 new Rota Bar Rake; Allis Chalmers No. 77 new Hake; .Allis Chalmers PTO Rake; New Holland No. 68 PTO Baler; International 45T PTO Baler; New Holland 77 Baler with motor. COMBINES--Minn. Moline Uni-Combine 9 ft.; John Deere 12A with motor, clean; Allis Chalmers No. 60 PTO; 3 Minn. Moline No. 69 with motor; Massey Harris Clipper with motor; Minn. Moline 12 ft. self propelled. PICKERS' - SHELLERS--1960 Minn. Moline Uni -tractor, late style with sheller or uni-picker; Minn. Moline Uni-Tractor with sheller or uni-picker; Uni-Hoist; New Idea No. 301 mounted Picker for International 560, Al; New Idea 6A 2-row pull type; 2 New Idea single row pull type; Minn. Moline model SK mounted Picker to fit M5 tractor; Minn. Moline 2 row pull type side elev.; International 2ME with multi-lube system for International Super M - clean; 3 International 2M; International No. 24; 2 John Deere 227 for JD A and JD 60; John Deere No. 210 Corn Head with multi-lube - 2 years old t6 fit JD 45 Combine; 2 Minn. Moline Uni-Huskers; Allis Chalmers D 17 mounted Picker; New Allis Chalmers No. 33 Pickers -for WD 45; Minn. Moline Uni-Sheller; Case 1 row Snappet-; Minn. Moline No. D PTO Sheller with 26 ft. drag. RUNNING GEARS & UNLOADING BOXES--2 Running gears with home-made forge or grain box; 4-ton Wind-power wide wheel gear; New - 2 New Idea No. 629 farm wagon 62 in. thread; New - Kewaunee No. 90 wagon gear; New - Knight No.. 222 PTO box; New - Kilbro 130 bus. gravity wagon; Allis Chalmers 5 ton gear. FIELD CHOPPERS--Fox Super 6 with single row corn head PTO drive - 1 year old; New Holland No. 611 with AC WD 45 power unit with single row corn head and sickle bar; New Holland No. 611 PTO drive with corn and hay pick-up; Gehl No. 46 with motor; New Holland No. 610 PTO drive with corn head; Allis Chalmers PTO drive with corn and sickle bar. CORN PLANTERS--IHC 4-row; John Deere 490; Minn. Moline 4-row pull type. STALK CHOPPERS--Schultz direct throw; MC 4-row; New Idea No. 61; New Idea No. 61; New Idea No. 461; Allis'Chalmers No. 56 Flail 6 ft. offset. HAMMER MILLS--Bowser PTO drive burr mill; 10 in. O.K. stationery mill; 10 in. Gehl stationery mill; 13 in. Minn. Moline stationery mill. MANURE LOADERS--Massey Harris. WINDROWERS--9 ft. Case PTO drive. MISCELLANEOUS--Weather-break for WD 45; Post Hole Digger - Windpower; 6 Roller Sprayer Pump; Unloading Jack less motor; 3 False End-gate unloading kits; Homelite Chain Saw; Jacobsen 21 in. lawn queen reel type; Simplicity Garden Tractor with cultivator, planter, rotary mower; New - Swisher 32 in., five and three-quarters hp motor riding lawn mower- New - Red Rocket 20 in. fan with controls barn fan; 1951 CMC three-quarter ton pick-up truck; 1951 GMC l1^ ton with flat-bed truck; Kerrick steam cleaner; 2 Jamesway Super 25 self feeders 8 hole round; International Stationery Sheller; John Deere Stationery Sheller. ELEVATORS - HOISTS--Mayrath 42 ft. PTO; Mayrath 40 ft.; Universal 40 ft. with motor mount and PTO; Kewaunee 40 ft. No. 300; Decker 36 ft. with motor mount; Kelly Ryan 28 ft. with motor mount; Stan Hoist hydraulic drive on Wagon Hoist. SPREADERS--International 125 bu. PTO; International Fluid- Allis Chalmers 125 bu. PTO; New Idea No. 15 PTO; New Idea new No. 203 Flail type. Marengo Farmers Implement & Supply Co. LIBERAL TERMS: To all Farmers, $25.00 and under Cash, over that amount 25 per cent Down Payment, day of sale, balance to be paid monthly payments up to 24 months. Long Term Loans Available -- See Cashier. Auctioneers: Wm. Sullivan, Marengo, 111.; Eugene Fredrick Harvard, 111.; Larry Dewane, Belvidere, 111.. Clerk & Cashier: Farm Auction Service, Inc., Lake Geneva, Wis. FARM AUCTION SERVICE, Inc. Edwin J. Gumm, an Illinois Agricultural association director since 1946 and vice-president since 1958, represented the statewide Farm Bureau. Wilbur H. "Bill" Tammeus, farm adviser from 1944 to 1956 and active in many facets of agriculture since his return from a two-year trip to India, was master of ceremonies for the fiftieth anniversary portion of the program. Henry Edgerton was master of ceremonies for the formal dedication. Edgerton is county secretary of the organization and wap in charge of all arrangements for the Farm Bureau Day observance. The Rev. Clarence F. Kerr, a Farm Bureau member for many years, gave the dedicatory prayer. Then Edge rt on handed Olbrich a pair of oversize scissors and this venerable agricultural architect stepped briskly to the ribbon, and with his back to the audience quickly snipped the wide red ner. In his dedicatory talk, Shuman warned the new farm law signed last week will cost 50 per cent more in taxpayers' money than did the disastrous, costly feed grain program. He said payments will be made to many more1 farmers who will qualify under the program. The law will push the price of corn down, he added, because the administration will be forced to dump surpluses -- and that will keep prices down. Development of hybrid corn in UaS. is credited with in- Q»«$ing total production by one billion bushels yearly. AREA DEMOCRATS KICK-OFF VOTER REGISTRATION r McHenry county^Democrats aire urging* persons who must register for the Nov. 6 election to do so at once. Deadline to x-egister is this Tuesday. At a meeting attended by 150 to kick-off a voter registration drive, Democrate& established a door-to-door canvass in as many precincts as possible. "Those who need to register must do so by Oct. 9." Billy Giblin, Marengo, McHenry county Democratic Central committee chairman, told precinct committeemen. Robert Gibson, Woodstock, is the registration drive chairman. Brief talks were given at the dinner meeting, held last ! week at Wonder Lake by Harry Brady, McHenry, chairman of the executive committee; T^om Hanahan, McHenry, vice-chairman; Herbert Franks, Marengo, chairman of the County Young Democrats; Dan Pierce, Highlanu Park, Democratic state central committeeman, 12th district; and Mrs. Barbara Ronan, . Mundelein, Democratic state precinct committeewoman for the 12th district. U. S. has paid $85 million for its various land acquis*- . tions; New York City pays $f40 million yearly for its police (alone). KITTY By Rothman and Buchanan JOB WANTED. 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