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ourteen THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Lakeland Park Woman's Club Holds Meeting 9*rban.Heimr -- 385-4380 Kay DfUml -- 885-4811 Our Woman's club meeting is scheduled for tonight at 8:30 pjn. This meeting will not only be a business meeting but will also have another pumpkin affair that proved so much fun last year. We sincerely hope that there will be many new faces at this meeting. The officers and old members would be very pleased to see a large attendance. Troop 459 The troop has a camp-out scheduled for the weekend of Oct. 26. Hope all Scouts remember to get their insurance fee in so they will be covered \for the camp-out. The trip is presently scheduled for White Pines State Park. Hope that Farmer's Almanac predication of snow for Oct. 23 doesn't prove true so they can have wonderful time at this very beautiful state park. Our Bent To Ton Happy birthday wishes for this week go to Keith Schaedel who will be 5 and to Carol Moll who will be 12 on Oct. 6. Oct. 8 has Dorothy Morgenson and Matt Grizely celebrating. Matt gets in on double wishes as he and his fun loving better half, Sue, also celebrate their eighth weddlnp anniversary on his natal day. Also sharing the eighth as their anniversary are Joan and Sam Bucaro who chalk up number twenty. Our very best goes to each of you and may your every wish become reality. We just learned that Jeanette and Jack Hertzog celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary on Sept. 20. Belated birthday wishes also goes to Ted Kaminski on Sept. 25. Community House Schedule Wednesday, Oct. 2, 7:30 p.m. Cub committee meeting; Thursday, 8:30 p.m., Lakeland Park Women's Club Meeting; Friday, Oct. 4, 2. p.m. to 6 p.m. Dancing Classes; Saturday, Oct. 5, 10 a.m. to 11 a.rn. Baton Classes Tuesday, Oct. 8,3 pjn. to 6 p.m Dancing Classes. 6:30 to 7:30 Boy Scout Indian Dance Practice, 7:30 to 9 p.m., Boy Scout Meeting; Wednesday, Oct. 9, 8 pjn...Theatrical Group. Please contact Jo Rizzo for any reservations or 'cancellations at 385-2728. tras, Grace MandzlarS, Ivy Lezak, Helen Kraskiewicz and Ann Herzog. \ Hope You're Getting Better Paul Schwegel is once again a hospital patient and we sincerely hope that Paul is better by the time this is read. Sure bet he'd enjoy hearing from his many friends. He is at Wesley Memorial hospital. The little Wickenkamp lad is a patient at Woodstock Hospital with penumonia. Remember them in your prayers. Our best also goes to all of your who were or are being bitten by this throat infection bug that's going round. Our best wishes also go to Mrs. Baumgartner who is sporting a broken arm and to Nancy Matthews who gave her folks quite a scare last week when she had such a nose bleed she had to be taken in to the doctor's to stop it. She had her nose packed for two days. Hope you don't have to go through that again Nancy. Get well wishes also goes to Ken Prazak who hurt his hand in the football game last Saturday. Brownies For information regarding Brownies, call Marge Webber 385-2268, or Fran Quast 385- 4087. All girls in second and third grade are eligible but there is a limit on the nurrtber they can take so get on the ball girls and make that call. The meetings will be held on Tuesdays from 3:15 to 4*:30. The first meeting will be Oct. 8. If anyone has a Brownie uniform that is no longer in use if you will call Marge Webber, I'm sure it can be put to good use. Couples Bowling League Saturday night starts another season of mixed bowling. Let's all start off on the right foot by being on time and ready to bowl at 9 p.m. sharp at the Johnsburg bowling alleys. See you there! Sympathy A baby girl born to Chri and Fugene Foszcz last weel passed away on Sunday. Pri vate funeral services were held at St. Mary's on Monday afternoon. Our heartfelt condolences go to the family in their bereavement. Strolling Through The Park We are very pleased to report that Petey Oakford's mother, Mrs. Groundy, is much improved and is now allowed to sit in a wheel chair. The Kamp and Druml families attended Mike Druml's birthday party last Friday. Grandpa, father and father-inlaw Mike is well known by many of our residents and is one swell guy. Also, in attendance was Mike's other daughter, Dorothy Burscato, and her family. We all hope we're to- ' Little League News Another Little League dance has come and gone. The crowd that gathered despite the terrible weather seemed to enjoy theittSfclves. The women and men Involved in the decorating the tables and hall did a very fine .'job and the candles on the table were, big hits. Hope all of you have returned y.Qur stub for your reservation- to the Father-Son banquet that will be held on Oct. 12. If y.ou haven't taken the time to mail yours back, do it now. The league must know how many to plan dinner for and the only way it can be done is by jNSUr returning your slip. Do it now. Cub Committee Meeting A reminder to all of you who get the paper on Wednesday evening, tonight is your committee meeting, all Cub Scout Leaders and Den-mothers and comrr)itteemen. Time 7:30. Place«- Community House. Candy Sellers I to a real shame that one of our neighboring subdivision youngsters had to come into our subdivision and say that he was selling candy for our Lakeland Park Little League. This was done at one home we know of and it probably means it was done at others. Even after questioning, thinking the lad was confused he stuck to his story of Lakeland Park Little League. The lad was told then by the man he was trying to sell to, that he was a manager in the League and not only didn't know the boy or that we were selling the product. The lai was told to stop telling people he was from here. Needless to say his story did not gain bim a sale. We can't understand how some youngsters will fell such an out and out lie to gain a few pennies. We would like to explain to our residents that at any time any of our clubs are trying to raise funds that it will be written in this column. At present- the Cub Scout Pack is selHrfg' address labels. You can check with the seller's Denmother if necessary. It does seem a real shame that this has becooae necessary to write but we want our people to know that Little League was only selling dance tickets. We've nothing against youngsters selling things but to claim they are from one of our clubs when it isn't so is entirely uncalled for. The T^d involved was of an age to know what he was saying. We Hope it won't happen again. * Tripoli TJflfe following ladies are members of the Tripoli club; Delhi Julian, Louise McEnery, Ruth McMahon, Edna Houn- FARM SERVICE WAY INSURED AUCTION IJOCATION -- At our used machinery lot on Railroad Street-- three-fourths mile West of Highway 23 -- across from Arnold Engineering -- in Marengo, 111. 5th Annual Sale of Used Farm Machinery Marengo Farmers Implement & Supply Co. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5 SALE TO START AT 10:80 A.M. D.S.T. Lunch by Marengo Grange TRACTORS New Allis Chalmers D-19 gas (demonstrator); 1960 Allis Chalmers D17 diesel with wide front end; 2 Allis Chalmers "WC" overhauled; 1958 Case "411B" with 4-row cultivator, like new. 3-14 in. mounted plow with throw away shares; John Deere "A" with 2-row cultivator; Ford 8N with loader; Ferguson T O20" overhauled; IHC "H" with 2 row cultivator; Massey Harris "101 Sr."; Allis Chalmers 2-row cultivator, WD; Minn.-Moline 283A diesel power unit, ideal for irrigation or truck mounted corn sheller; IHC 463 faRt hitch rear Cultivator; Allis Chalmers 4-row front mounted Cultivator for D-17. PLOWS 3-14 in. Case; 3-14 in. Minn.-Moline; 2-16 in. Minn.-Moline slat bottom; 5-14 in. Case hydraulic; 4-16 in. Allis Chalmers semimount; 5-16 in. John Dieere No. 66 with throw away shares; 70 in. Howard Rotovator (demonstrator); 4-16 in. IHC Hi- Clearance. DISCS - HARROWS 10 ft. Kewaunee wheel with sealed bearings, late style; 3 IHC 10 ft.; IHC 9 ft.; Minn.-Moline 9 ft.; 12 ft. Standard Offset with 22 in. blades; 4 section Roderick lean rotary hoe; 4 section 6 ft.;1-3 section 5 ft.; 8 ft. Roller. MOWERS & HAY CONDITIONERS John Deere No. 8 with hay conditioner attach.; New Holland No. 120; New Idea 30A; Allis Chalmers No. 3 semi-mount.; New MC 7 ft. Rotary Scythe; New Allis Chalmers Conditioner - John Deere - Cunningham. CORN PLANTERS IHC 2-row - John Deere 490. RAKES (New) New Holland Super 55 Rolabar; (New) New Idea No. 403; New Idea No. 479 4-bar on rubber; 2 New Idea 4-bar; IHC 4-bar; Massey Harris 3-bar. BALERS (New) New Holland No. 65 PTO; (New) New Holland No. 49 Bale Thrower; New Holland Super 77; New Holland 77; New Holland 76; IHC 45T. COMBINES Joh.n Deere PTO 12 ft. with 7 ft. head and pick-up; Massey Harris 7 ft. PTO; Case A-6 with motor; New Allis Chalmers PTO No. 66; Minn.-Moline Uni-combine with 9 ft. header; 1959 Massey Harris self propelled No. 92 with 14 ft. header - pickup and cab. CHOPPERS (New) Holland No. 616 PTO; New Holland No. 818 with 1- row corn head; 2 New Holland No. 800 with 2-row corn head - 1 with pick-up - 1 with sickle bar; Fox 4 knife with corn head and pick-up; Gehl 60 in. offset direct throw; Schultz direct throw; Case Stalk Chopper; John Deere No. 12 with corn head and pick-up; John Deere No. 6 with corn head; Sickle Bar attachment for 20C or 30C IHC. BLOWERS & SPRAYERS (New) New Holland No. 24 Pro long feed table; Case; Allis Chalmers; John Bean Hi Boy self propelled Sprayer with corn topper attach. - 3 years old. ELEVATORS Dragline for Kewaunee No. 600 ft; New Rollaway Kewaunee Drng line; 32 ft. Palmroy; 40 ft. John Deere; 22 ft. Kewaunee; 3 Sectional Malco mow conveyors; 40 ft. John Deere, PTO. CORN PICKERS & SHELLERS 1961 Ford self profiled with 2-row corn head. 12 ft. header hume reel and cab; Minn.-Moline uni-tractor overhauled. 48 h p. with your choice of uni-husker, picker sheller attach, and combine; John Deere 227 with sheller and husker attach.; IHC 2 ME; Oliver 2-row puli type; IHC No. 24; 2 Allis Chalmers 2 row mounted to fit WC and WD; Massey Harris 2-row self propelled; New Idea No. 21 mounted; New Idea No. 301 mounted; Case 2-row pull type picker sheller; IHC PTO Sheller; Hubard PTO 3 pt. hitch sheller; John Deere Stationary; IHC Stationary. MILLS Papec PTO; Algoma 13 in. PTO; 10 in. David Bradley; 10 in, Gehl; 14 in. John Deere; Gehl PTO. WAGONS - GEARS New No. 41 Kewaunee with tires; New No. 42 Kewaunee with tires; 2 new Knight No. 222 and No. 177; New Kilbros Gravity Type; New Grove No. 250; 2 (new) New Idea No. 629 \tfith tires; 3 Flare Boxes on gears; 5 Steel Boxes; Grain-o-vator Feeder Wagon; Decker side unload box PTO; 2 false end gute boxes; 2 Forage Master Boxes; Lindsay Unload jack; New Stan Hoist barge box with hoist and running gear - new tires; 3 Dowden A frame unload hoists; Drive on hoist. MANURE SPREADERS 2 New Idea No. 19 PTO; 2 New Idea No. 200 PTO; New Holland 330 PTO; Knight 100 bu. PTO; New Allis Chalmers 140 bu. PTO; IHC; Galloway; Minn.-Moline No. 300. MISCELLANEOUS Schwartz 23 ft. tilt top truck bed hydraulic compressor; 6 roller Sprayer Pump; 2 Belt Pulleys for Allis Chalmers WD; Knippco No. 90 Heater; Mall Chain Saw; Gemco Riding Lawn Mower; Jacobsen 21 in. Reel Mower; Miscellaneous Other Items; Ford 3 pt Hitch Rear Scrapper Blade. LIBERAL TERMS For Farm Real Estate - Sales & Purchases - Contact our affiliates. Bob Keefe & Associates. AUCTIONEERS -- Eugene Fredrick, Harvard, HI. -- Dan Powers, Crystal Lake, Hi. CLERK & CASHIER -- Farm Auction Service, Inc., Lake Geneva, Wis. FARM AUCTION 8HVIOKS, fae. Buick Special 1$ Bigger In 1964 m UNIT 491 The regular meeting of the American Legion Junior auxiliary was called to order by acting President Suzanne Matchen. The following officers were elected: President, Berfriends of the Kochs from Palatine, Glen and Laura Williams. . - & 'W Three inches have been added to the •.wheelbase and almost a foot to the length of the all-new Buick Special for 1964, which 'for the first time is built on a" solid steel frame. The Special is not only longer, but is also wider, roomier and has more door space lor easier entrance and exit. An improved Dew V-6 engine with displacement increased to 225 cubic inches is standard equipment.1 Options include the new Super Turbine 300 torque Converter transmission; the four-i speed synchromesh transmission, and also the new 300 cubic inch displacement aluminum V-8 engine. Styling hightlights include curved glass in side and rear windows. Correction In our news of the Woman's club coming Snow Ball dance we goofed a tiny bit. Helen Kraskiewicz is in charge of the well wishers and will be assisted by Delia Julian. We're very sorry for our error, Helen, Provos we're human tho. Thursday, October 3, 1963 nadine Reid; vice-president, Judy Hay; secretary, Bonnie Einspar; treasurer, Jean De- Vries; chaplain, Marilou Smith; historian, Mary Pat Mrachek; Sgt.-at-arms, Noelle Reid; and assistant sgt.-at-arms, Kathy Fenner. Junior Activities Chairman Lauretta Homo appointed Betsy Kilday to act as Americanism chairman. Eileen Homo will serve as Poppy chairman; Eileen Cooper as community service chairman and Mary Pat Mrachek as coupon chairman. Over 200 tray favors were made for the veteran patients at Downey hospital. There will be a Halloween costume party in October. Prizes will be awarded for costumes. Charlene Reid, Mary Pat Mrachek, Betsy Kilday and Patti Gray will serve on the refreshment committee. gether for many, many more birthday parties. Gloria Vanek and Lil Benes have finally laid down their over worked paint brushes and returned to the big Windy City. Taking over for a rest at the Vanek home is Lil's mother, Mrs. Winters, who had been keeping the Chicago home fires burning while Lil was out. I for one will miss all of Gloria's bright remarks - hurry back. The Eckharts, Nedra, Les and Billy, attended the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Variny in Spring Grov^ and also the buffet supper at the V.F.W. hall in Lake Villa. Irv Becker and Betty Bockman had quite an exciting time with a weasel the other day. The weasel had found its way into Becker's yard and created a great deal of confussion. The Kaminskis had about thirty people from Pistakee Highlands and Chicago over for barbecues after the Little League dance last Saturday. Don and Toots Gerstad and children celebrated Eddie's second birthday last Sunday at Don's folks in Sun Prairie, Wis. Grandma and Grandpa Birkinbine were also there. Kay and Sue O'Brien from McHenry Shores were guesls of the Humann girls, Kathy, Donna and Mary, over the weekend. A pre-dance get together was held at Shirley and Max Koehs' home last Saturday with Marv and Shirl George, Bob and Jessie Matthews, Maureen and John Johnson, Jessie's cousins, Paul and Corinne Catton, and REMODELING Need a Room, New Kitchen, Garage? Design Service & Guaranteed Work With Experienced Crews "REE ESTIMATES Phone: 6782861 Evenings -- Richmond 678-6681 McHenry Representative 385-8294 1I1PK1 r haw much does it really cost now? Electric heat rates today are 40% lower than they were 5 years ago. These lower rates--plus improved insulating and construction techniques--now bring flameless electric heat well within the means of most families. Builder George Wilson of the Wood Dale Realty Company, 200 East Irving Park Road, Wood Dale, Illinois--a satisfied user of electric heat in his own home--has built 54 electrically heated homes in the Chicago area since 1959. These include 23 Wood Dale homes which have used electric with the results shown on this page. These costs were compiled over a full year's time (April, 1962 to April, 1963) and included one of the most severe winters in the history of the Chicago Weather Bureau. HEATING COSTS FOR OTHER WOOD DALE HOMES: Owner: ... Janecki Address: 6 N. 362 Maple. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $155.34 "I like the cleanness of electric heat. We have white drapes in the front room and they never show the dirt. I also like the idea of having a thermostat in each room so we can regulate the children's room at night, and the bathroom when they're taking baths. If we ever get another house, it will be one with electric heating", states Mrs. John Sanecki. Owner Harold G. Anderson Address: 6 N. 285 Catalpa. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: 1163.04 Owner James R. Bishop Address: 6 N. 275 Catalpa. 6}$ rooms Annual electric heat bill: $232.57 Owner: August F. Campagna Address: 6 N. 310 Catalpa. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $211.92 Owner: Jerry C. Greer Address: 333 Oak. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $178.08 Owner: Phillip Keller Address: 320 Oak. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $152.79 Owner: Charles Kiss Address: 360 N. Central. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $163.76 Owner: Ronald J. Kiss Address: 340 Hemlock. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $173.95 Owner: Dr. J. Perkinson Address: 415 Cedar. 5 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $138.54 Owner: Charles Pippin Address: 414 Cedar. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $190.45 Owner I. H. Plyler Address: 175 N. Edgewood. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $205.21 Owner: Eugene R. Ripley Address: 400 Oak. 654 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $174.66 Owner Raymond F. Seehafer Address: 289 N. Ash. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $154.91 Owner Salvatore Sparacino Address: 420 Maple. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $183.92 Owner: George Spread Address: 390 Oak. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $179.02 Owner: James L Smith Address: 354 Cedar. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $213.59 Owner: John W. Stanko Address: 450 Elmwood. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $220.94 Owner: Forrest F. Stoeke Address: 408 Maple. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $192.13 Owner: Russell A. VanBrakle Address: 6 N. 322 Catalpa. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $161.12 Owner: Donald R. Waldron Address: 335 Catalpa. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $204.80 Owner: John Wanner Address: 320 Ash. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $173.50 a year a year 31 Owner: Richard A. Porter Address: 273 Hemlock. 7 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $186.62 "Why do I like electric heat? I like it because it's so clean and has its own controls in every room. There's no upkeep, either", says Mra. Richard Porter. How electric heat puts you years ahead No fumes. No flames. No fuel. No soot. No furnace room. No fuel storage. No noise. No drafts. No moisture lost from the air. No oxygen used up. No pilot to light (or go out). No maintenance costs. It has roomby- room control. For more information--no obligation, of course--call your nearest Public Service Company office. Get your money's worth with ELECTRIC HEAT ,..it'e flameless Owner Ralph Sykes Address: 339 Catalpa. 6 rooms Annual electric heat bill: $183.% "We've lived in houses heated by both flametype kinds of heating. They don't compare to electric heat. With electric, you get no drafts, and everything stays so clean. I wouldn't think of owning another house unless it had electric heat", aays Mrs. Ralph Sykca. *183^ a year