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SfrdlonTwo .-1'jPkgt Tofit THE MctfENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, April B, 1965 LAKELAND PARK NEWS BARB MEURER -- KAY DRUML 885-4856 Hold Little League Tryouts All potential Mickey Mantels who have never played Little league before in our Lakeland Park League and are planning on joining the league can register with Mr. Meurer. All boys who have never played ball for our league will have tryouts this Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. gt the community house field, i^ll the managers, will be present to see the incoming material for the season. Bring your mit along and remember Mom, feed your lad that "Breakfast of Champions". All new boys are also requested . to bring along birth certificates when they register. All Little Leaguers must be 8 before August 1 and not 13 before that same date. We're looking forward to that first day. The season always proves very interesting. Remember, moms and dads, don't just send your youngster down to play ball, give him the moral support he needs by watching his games and backing the league, you'll more than likely find yourself enjoying the games besides making your son very happy with your presence. In case of rain, it will be postponed until tthhee 1177tthh,. ) Annual Gieenneerraall MM eeting Coming Soon The annual general meeting of the Lakeland Park Property Owners Association will be held on Wednesday, April 21, at 8 p.m. at our community house. The meeting will be very imijflBJ- tant, as there will be a general election of new members to the "board of directors to fill the vacancies of the four retiring board members. The following candidates have accepted nominations so far, G. A. Douglas, William Frazier, Stanley Krueger, Lawrence Mc- Clure and Richard Walinski. There will also be representatives from the local board of improvements present, to bring us up to date on the road program. Mark your calendars now for the 21st of April, 8 p.m, We will remind you again next week. You can obtain an absentee ballot if you are going to be out of town on the 21st from Mrs. Nedra Eckhart on the 19th of April. She will be home all day that day for your convenience. We certainly hope that everyone shows a little community spirit and comes out to this very important meeting. Community House Schedule Any reservations or cancellations for the community house should be made through Mrs. Jo Rizzo at 385-2728. Wednesday, April 7, Cub Scout Committee meeting at 8 p.m. Friday, April 9 Cadette's Teenage party; Monday, April 12, Girl Scout Meeting, 4:30 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 13, Boy Scouts, 6:30 to 9 p.m. Thursday, April 15, Regular Board Meeting at 8 p.m. \ Our Best To You Scott Belohlavy, Mary Beth Dowel\ Rhonda Koczor, Christy Flannigan, Linda and Johnny Parisi, you all share April 9 as your own very special days, Mary will be entering her happy teen years, Rhonda will be an active 2 and Christy that wonderful age 12. Kay Druml also adds another year on the 9th although she doesn't want to admit it. Delores Belohlavy, Doris Bock, and Dorothy Uttich all admit to becoming a year younger on the 11th. Also sharing that date are Lynn Cygan who will be 11 and Jamie Fernstrom who will be 9. Bob Idstein adds a candle on the 12th and Scotty Austin will be a happy 4 on the 13th. Audrey Elmer shares the 15th with two very special people in our family, number four son, Kevin, reaches those very wonderful teen years and that lovable little grandson of ours, Davey, becomes that very precious age of 1. To each and everyone of you goes our very best wishes for nothing but the very best all your lives. Woman's Club meeting Lyda Radisch and her welcome committee were very pleased with the turnout they had at their salad luncheon and hat sale, last Wednesday. There were many friends from Mc- Henry who came out to enjoy the luncheon and we were very pleased to see them there. The salad bar had such a large variety of salads it was very hard to fit them all on our plates but we did our best. Everything was just delicious. Ruth Roach, who was in charge, did a superb job. The following evening we again had a chance to buy our Easter hat when they were, jse£ at Woman's club meeting. We had election of officers with the following slate being voted on. Vickey Bottari, lis President; Veretta Gerstad, 1st Vice- President; Jo Rizzo, 2nd Vice- President; Lyda Radisch, treasurer; Secretary, Flora Hageman. We are sure that these people will have a very successful year and we hope that they will have a lot of support from the members. After the meeting, Jerry Rogers was nice enough to come in and ri^n the projector for two films Jo Rizzo had gotten. Cake and coffee was served during, the films. It was very nice to see Lee Glorch out to Woman's club after her illness. Also Lillian Glosson whom we haven't seen for a while. (Jirl Scouts On' Monday, March 29, wo opened - our meeting with the Pledge of-.Allegiance, and' the Girl Scout promise. The two Cadettes from Troop 41 came to the meeting and we talked about planning a party. Wo also practiced saying' our Girl Scout laws, and also talked about thom. Debbie Franklin brought cookies for our treat. Our cookie money was turned in to Mrs. Dowell. The meeting was closed with the friendship circle. Cathy Humann, scribe. Lakeland Park Couples Bowling League The Lakeland Park couples bowling league met for their last game before Sweepstakes last Saturday. The Dodgers stayed in first place with 19 points, the Pirates are in 2nd with 15*2. the Orioles are in 3rd with 15 points, the Braves are in 4th with 14^ points, the Cubs and the Sox are tied for 5th, the Mets are in 7th with 13 points and the Yankees are in last place with 7 points. Walter Pissowotski knocked Clar Haerle out of hi-series scratch with a 573. Clar then is. hi-series with handicap with a 667. The ladies stayed the same with Mary Lou Wilkens having a 500 scratch series and Delores Rogers having a 682 series with handicap. On the 17th of April we will have sweepstakes in McHenry and the first place teams will have their playoff. See you there. Get-Well Wishes We are quite sure we are joined by the entire subdivision in wishing Carmon Hodges nothing but the very best wishes for speedy recovery from the serious eye surgery he is to undergo on • Wednesday of this week. Carmon is at Sherman hospital in Elgin and is in room 389 and we know he'd be ever so grateful for your prayers and cards. Our prayers go to Carmon and his family. Strolling Through the Park Last Wednesday bridge was the order of entertainment at the home of Ann Leigh. Ann's refreshments were high in calories and delicious in eating and were enjoyed by Ann Horzog who took top honors for the evening followed by Ruth McMahon in second. Louise McEnery, Ivy Lezak, Lucille Deitz, Delia Julian, Gayle Laursen and Ruth Chadwick all enjoyed the evening. Sunday was spent in Lombard for Ann Herzog. She visited with Jier daughter and family, the Ellis Steens. It was a gathering of the clan to celebrate Ann's grandson Robbie's second birthday. Our congratulations go to Grandma and grandpa Rehberg on the arrival of their third grandson. Todd Louis made his entrance on March 31 at Woodstock hospital and weighed in at 6 lbs., 11 ozs. and measured a total of 19% inch^S. Todd's proud folks are Pat and Gordie Rehberg and he has two brothers, Scot tie and Kurt. Among the gals hit by spring colds are Jo Rizzo and Sue Grizley, hope they are much better.. Ann find Rich Wohnrade a their children enjoyed the company of Ann's niece and nephew from Batavia. Ricky and Linda Carlstedt enjoyed their spring vacation with Aunt Ann and uncle Rich. Shirley Koch and Ann Wohnrade attended the Y.W.C.A.'s water show in Des Plaines on Sunday evening. Shirley's good friend, Laura Williams, starred in the show. . Have all you lady Softball players given Gloria Vanek a rail' about playing ball? She'd syre like to hear from all of you .who want to play as well as from other subdivisions interested in forming a league. Gloria's number is 385-3670. Edith Barwig was doubly thrilled this past week, her better half Ron is home from the hospital and her dad provided the second thrill with a call from South Carolina. Last weekend had Helen and Larry Strandquist in Western Springs at the home of their son, Larry, Jr. The occasion was two fold as it was Helen and Larry's daughter-in-law, Marjorie's birthday and at the party the engagement of their granddaughter, Susan, was announced. Susan is planning a July wedding. We wish to extend our very best to the newly engaged couple. Saturday of this past week Helen and Larry were the day guests of their good friends, Helen and Harold Rose of Western Springs. Heard that Kitty Hendle and Bill Kamp have been getting all mixed up with recent phone messages, Bill just got too excited and misunderstood Kitty but the whole thing was rather funny we thought-. Glad Bill got the right message and ended up at the home show in Rockford for several days last week. David Wagner has been having quite a time with his bad wrist again and it looks like Dave will have to have surgery done this summer. Gerry and Lloyd Wagner spent Sunday evening at the home of Ger's sister, Jane Umbarger, in Oakhurst 'A. belated "Happy Birthday" is extended to April Faunt who celebrated on April 1. Her folks. Pinky and Don Smith of Johnsburg, along with her brothers and sisters, husband and daughter celebrated with cake and ice cream at her parents' home. Grapdma and grandpa Becker have returned from Florida after their two month stay and spent Sunday here with Dot tie, Irv and their children. The Becker home is still over crowded and Dot tie keeps hoping the owners of the black and 7irt*fone Tractor SPECIAL SALE on Passenger Car TIRES Whitewalls 7.75x1 r» or fi.70\15 7.35x15 or fi.50x15 8.15x15 or 7.10x15 Rlackwall 7.00xU 30% OFF REDUCED PI Outpulls Any Other Replacement Tractor Tires TRUCK TIRES All Sizes 6.00x16 to 10.00\20 BATTERIES For All CARS, TRUCKS & TRACTORS 20% OFF McHenry Tire Mart WALT FREUND, Prop. S931 W. Main St. Phone 385-0294 McHenry, IH. V white male dag will stop at' their home. We keep trying to reach the owner for you Dot, hope it works this .week. When we talked to Donna Rode Sunday evening she and her son Bob were feeling ndt up to par, hope they both are AOK by now. Everyone has been telling Eleanor Haerle that she has gotten ten years younger, Eleanor says it's all due to Phyllis. Guess all the ladies on Willow Lane feel this same way from all we can hear. Wonder if it would do me some good, I'd love to lose 10 years. Ronnie Kamp was 12 last Wednesday and in honor of the asion his mom Bette had a ery delicious chocolate cake, ice cream and all the works for Ronnie's grandma and grandpa Druml, aunt Dorothy Bruscato, Uncle Eddie and aunt Kay Druml, his cousins, Glen Hamilton, Beth and Ricky Bruscato, Brian Powers and his fiance Kathy. Brusso. Dennis and Kevin Druml and his real good friend Donnie Williams. On Saturday the boys were all treated to a roller skating party. Giving my Godson his birthday spanking is getting to be quite a rough ordeal. On Thursday Rose and Ed Oswald spent the day with Barb and Joe Herman of Lake Marie. Mr. Herman sustained a broken collar bone not too long ago and Rose and Ed take them shopping and to. church as he is unable to drive his car. On Sunday the four of them went to Warrenville to visit with Rose's sister, Ann, and her husband, Irvin. Hear Ed is going to get a compass for Father's Day, he has a knack recently for getting lost. Better pack a thermos of coffee and make some sandwiches next time you leave Rose, you never know when you'll be needing it. Kitty and George Hendle were very pleased with a visit from Gorge's folks, Mr. and Mrs. John Hendle of Chicago on Friday. Grandma and grandpa Hendle took their two grandsons, Johnnie and Marty, home with them and Kitty and George joined them on Saturday evening. All five of George's brothers and their wives along with Kitty and George had a wonderful time Saturday evning bowling. Remember to utilize the mail box at the Corner Store, it's there through a great deal of time and effort and we'd like to see it remain in the subdivision. Jim Daurio adds another candle on his cake on Tuesday 9® this week, heard one of the gifts Jim was to get was that pair of badly needed suspenders. Hope you had a grand day. Have you purchased your ticket from a Scout of Troop 162 for their Pancake Day yet? Hope so, they deserve your support. Glad to hear that Mary Jane Hodges was able to go back to schooj this week after being home from school with the flu last week. She was still hoarse on Sunday evening and couldn't sing her solo for the high school program but she did enter in the group singing. A birthday party for 6 year old Mary Alice Angelari was held last Friday with Mrs. Sam Parisi doing honors and about 16 children joining in the fun. Mary's birthday was on the 4th. A supper of hot dogs, egg salad, tuna fish, etc. with cake and ice cream to top it all off. Sherry Patterson had a houseful last Friday evening when she held a demonstration. Judy Slonnia celebrated her birthday with a party on April 3. She was 7 on March 31. Darlene and Tina Licastro, Debbie Stupey, Cindy Kamp, Penny and Vanessa Sehaan, Sandy and Debbie Cholewa, and Dawn Parisi and her Aunt Bonnie Parisi and Aunt Marian Cholewa were all there to help celebrate. The children played games and had cake and ice cream. Another birthday party which was celebrated last week was in honor of Patty Laursen. She was 8 years , old on March 31 and she had the following in to help her" celebrate, Cindy Anderson, Deborah Koczar, Jackie and Dawn Dolenski, Nancy Christi, Darlene Gladman, Deb- .ra Clark and Christine Jaenicke. The usual cake and ice cream was served and the girls played games and had a ball. Our best wishes to both of you girls. The 4th grade Sunday Scho<51 class at the Methodist church under the supervision of Mrs.' Schultz had a party there last Saturday afternoon, r^ncy Matthews, Susie Qerstad, Linda Meurer, and Lee Hahn and Mrs. Hahn took part from our subdivision. They had a very enjoyable time. HEADS DRIVE LOCALLY Mrs. George Wight of 418 East Burnett Avenue, McHenry, has been named chairman of the Shimer College national alumni fund for McHenry. Purpose of the fund is to further improve the college. Legals LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, April 20, 1965 at the Village Hall of the Village of Sunnyside an election will be held for President for four (4) year term. Village Clerk four (4) year term. Three Trustees for four (4) year term. Three Trustees for two (2) year term. The polls of said election will be opened at six (6) o'clock in the morning and will close at six (6) of that day. Dated at Village of Sunnyside this 5th day of April, 1965. IRMA E. GUNTHER Village Clerk (Pub. Apr. 8, 15, 1965) CORRECTION NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION April 20, 1965 Election notice published March 25, 1965 showed polling place address for Ward No. 3 as 3818 W. Pearl St., McHenry, 111. The correct address is 3318 W. Pearl St., McHenry, 111. EARL R. WALSH City Clerk City of McHenry (Pub. April 8, 1965) Choose the . . . cL On U.S. 14 © Crystal Lake Illinois For the Tastiest Easter Feasting you'll ever have. FEATURING ... • Famous Family Style Complete Dinners with all the trimmings. • Traditional Easter Dinners • Regular Dinner Menu Early Reservations Recommended Phone 459-0125 MCCULLOM LAKE NEWS / EVE LEVESQUE SS5-SI91 FIRE DESTROYS CASEY JONES HOME SATURDAY MORNING Mrs. Anna Jones and her daughters, Margaret, 16, and Eileen, 15, were awakened rudely Saturday about 1:30 a.m. when flames shot through the roof of their home at 5110 W. Orchard Drive. After calling the fire department, they escaped with only the , clothing they were wearing. The family dog has not been located and it is suspected that he perished in the fire. Company 1 of McHenry and Company 3 of Lakemoor answered the summons with four pieces of equipment. Chief of police Earl Murray and officer Ken Loesch assisted the fire fighters by blocking traffic at Spring Road and Forest View Drive. Both firemen and police officers remained on the job until the fire was completely extinguished at 4 a.m. An estimated five thousand dollars in damage was caused by the conflagration which started in the attic. The Ed Crick home on the east side and a residence owned by summer people on the west side were not harmed and the fire department must be commended for keeping the fire confined. Mrs. Jones and her daughters took refuge with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones of Marengo. Accident Victim Recovering Anne Marie Scarbrough was reported in good condition in McHenry hospital Monday morning after being involved in' an auto accident early Sunday morning. She is reported to have lost control of her car on North Riverside Drive just outside the city limits and rammed a telephone pole. She was alone in the car at the time. The vehicle is reported to be totally demolished. Ladies Meet Tonight Members of the Ladies of the Lake will meet at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse tonight for a combination business and social session. All women of the community are cordially invited to attend. Accident Results In Surgery Carol Bateman who is a candidate for village clerk in the upcoming election will be forced to postpone her campaigning until she is released from the hospital. A freakish accident in her home a few weeks ago put her in McHenry hospital to correct damage caused by . a broken nose. She entered last Thursday and underwent surgery on Friday. She was scheduled to be confined for about a week. Here's hoping the job will give her back her lovely profile. Village Board Meets Monday The president and trustees will meet in regular session on Monday, April 12, at 8 p.m. in the beachhouse. The public is invited and encouraged to attend. Eggs Will Ron For Kiddies The annual EasteVegg hunt for youngsters through 12 will be held Saturday, April 17 at 2 p.m. according to chairman Rich Johnson. This special treat day is sponsored by the Cullom- Knoll Association. The children will be separated according to ages with prizes for each of the three groups. As in other years, residents are being asked to donate hard boiled colored eggs for the event and they may be brought to the following places: McDonalds, Whitey and Bernice's, the Roger Kinsey home, or to Gail and Rich Johnson's home. If you need pick-up service, call 385-6467. Any one who wishes to participate supervising games or helping in any way, please call Rich at the above number. Attends Patriotic Congress Marie Howe, who is National Security chairman for McHenry County Council for the American Legion auxiliary, trained to the city last Thursday with several members of McHenry Post 491 Legion auxiliary to attend the 37th annual Patriotic Congress at the* Pick- Congress Hotel. They were impressed with an address by Mrs. Jane Fiquet Hanna who is the deputy director of Civil Defense, Pentagon Bldg., Washington, D. C. She stressed the importance and need of becoming acquainted with and supporting local civil defense directors. World War I Vets Entertain Wives Several of the local gals put away their cooking utensils for an evening ^and enjoyed a meal with their husbands at the American Legion home last Thursday night. The event was a dirtner meeting given by members Of the World War I Barracks. Among those attending were Marie and Vic Howe and their guests--Marge Davidsen and Marge Mikota; Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Benson; the Carl Berquists; Wil^ert Hecht, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Odon Hubsch; Ercell and Harry Lock; the Joe Melkas; and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murphy and their guest--Mary Kantorski. Otto Ebert who has been ailing was unable to be with them. It was a nostalgic evening when the entire gathering sang the songs which were so popular during the first war. Be Sure To Vote Saturday The school board election will be held Saturday, April 10. Voting will take place at the beachhouse with the polls opening at noon and closing at 7 p.m. Elsewhere in the Plaindealer you will "find names of candidates and their qualifications. Cancer Drive Still On Several collectors went door to door last Sunday for funds for the Canser drive. When we checked with Mrs. H. H. Mass who is the area chairman, many of the returns were not in so no amount was available. We should have that report for you next week. Natal "Daste" Roy Watson turns 19 tomorrow, April 9 . . . Buddy Roesfte will be 11, Ted Hocin (released from the hospital and looking great!) will be 22 and Melincta Adams marks her natal dayall on April 11 . . . Many happy returns of the day to Dave Reid on April 13. Best wishes to all. The sun finally came out from under the clouds last Monday, and here go my tulips again! Maybe spring is finally here! See you next week? MERIT EXAM SLATED A state merit examination to fill anticipated vacancies in intermittent claims examiner positions in local unemployment compensation offices in Illinois was announced last week by Miss Maude Myers, director of the Department of Persohr nel. The tentative written test date is May 8, with final date to apply, April 14. Further in1- formation and application forms are available from the Illinois Department of Personnel offices in Chicago, Springfield and Herrin and from local offices of the Illinois State Employment Service. CIRO at NYE DRUG -- Danger - Oh La La - Reflexions » New Horizons. Farm Service Way Insured AUCTION LOCATION: Intersection of Hwy. 45 and 176, Mundelein, Illinois RSCHBERGER IMPL. CO. 812 North Lake St., Mundelein, Illinois SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1965 SALE TO START AT 10:00 A.M. SHARP USED CARS 8t TRUCKS Scout Red Short Top International 1961; 1957 International Pickup V2 Ton; 1950 Chevrolet Truck with Stake Body; 1949 Ford Dump Truck; 1963 International Scout 2 Wheel Drive; 1958 International % Ton Pickup Truck; 1952 Ford Truck with Flat Bed; 1963 Chevy No. 95 Corvan; 1957 Ford Panel Truck; 1961 Pontiac Tempest Station Wagon; 1950 Dodge Panel Truck; 1953 Chevy Pickup 1 Ton with Hoist; 1961 International Pickup SA Ton Long Box; 1962 Chevy Tractor Truck with 5th Wheel; 1949 Ford Truck with Corn Sheller, John Deere; 1962 International Travelall V-8 Automatic; Volkswagen Panel Truck, 1958; 1955 Ford % Ton with Pickup Hoist; 1954 Chevy 1 Ton with Body Hoist; 1951 International % Ton Picktip; 1960 International B170 Truck with 38 ft. Semi Trailer, Flat. USED TRACTORS International Super M Tractor; Two Farmall M Tractors; Farmall B Tractor; IHC Super A Tractor and Mower; Two Ford Tractors, Model 8N Two I 460 Tractors with Hoe and Loader; Oliver 88 Tractor; John Deere A Tractor; No. 55 Oliver Diesel Tractor with Loader; Two Front End Loaders for Cub Tractor; IHC No. 65 Backhoe 10 ft. with bucket; IHC F 400 Tractor; IHC F 450 Tractor; IHC "C" Tractor with Fa*t Hitch; Three IHC Cub Tractors; John Deere Tractor, Model "G"; 1963 1560 IHC Tractor; John Deere "B" Tractor; IHC Model "A" Tractor; Massey Harris Pony; International 40A Tractor; T-340 IHC Crawler with 4 in 1 Bucket. USED TRENCHING EQUIPMENT Davis T-78 Trencher 40 in. Boom; Davis Pup Trencher; Davis Pup Trencher; Parsons 88B Trencher; Digs All Trencher; Four Ditchwitch Trenchers. USED EQUIPMENT International Cub End Loader; Cub Plow for Standard Drawbar; Two IHC 4-row Cultivators, Front Mounted; Ford Rototiller For 3 Pt. Hitch; Ford Tandem Disk; 4-row Rotary Hoe; 11 ft. IHC Disk Pull Type; Three Cub Cultivators; John Deere 2-row Cultivators for A; Massey Pull Type 8 ft. Disk; IHC Cub F H Dis?k; Two Sickle Mowers; Sickle Mower, 3 Pt'. Rear Mount; Rotary Field Mower, Woods 3 Pt. Hitch; Dump Rake; Hay Baler; Three Side Delivery Rakes; Sickle Mower; Four IHC 5 ft. Cub Sickle Mower; IHC No. 32 Trailing 7 ft. Mower; IHC No. 32 7 ft. Trailing Mower; John Deere No. 5 Mower; Cub Lo Boy Rotary Mower; Hammer Knife Mower for IHC Cub Tractor; IHC 45 PTO Baler; IHC No. 10 Bale Thrower; Pull Behind Combine; IHC SP Combine No. 123; IHC No. 141 SP Combine; Forage Harvester Gehl 1-row; Sickle Hay Head for Gehl Chopper; Pick-up Attachment Cutter Bar for Gehl Chopper; Two John Deere 4-row Corn Planters; IHC No. 2 MH Picker; IHC 2-row No. 22 Corn Head for 101 or 303; Rotary Power Broom for Cub Front Mount; Manure Spreader, New Idea; Manure Spreader, Cobey; Corn Sheller Field Ottowa; Field Sprayer* Plow Mulcher; Plow Soil Surgeon; Cub Snow Blower; Tandem Pull Type Roller- Gehi 2-row SP Chops All Chopper; Bearcat Hammermill PTO on Rubber; Gehl Hammermill PTO on rubber; Papec Hammermill PTO on rubber; Two Snow Blades for Ford Tractor- Pair Cub Chains; Bulk Mixer with Electric Motor; Plow Cub; Plow C Mounted; Plow 2 Bottom- Eight Plows, 3 Bottom; 4 Bottom FH Plow IHC; IHC 2 Bot., 14 in. Plow; 3 Bot. Massey 3 nt Plow; 2 Furrow Plow Case; 2-14 Ford Plow: Ferguson Plow; 2-14 in.; IHC No. 9 Disk 8 ft • IHC No. 8 2 Bottom 16 in. Plow; IHC No. 8 2 Bottom Plow; Snow Plow for "A" IHC* IHC 4 Drag Harrow; IHC 4 Bar Rake on Steel; IHC 4 Bar Side Rake; Cub Rototiller- Cub Fact Hitch Disk; No. 60 Harrow IHC 3 Pt. Hitch 7 ft.; 2-row Deere Horse Planter; John Deere 2-row Corn Planter; 4-row Beet & Bean Planter; Grain Drill; Case Steel Wheeled in ft Grain Drill; Cub Viking Seeder. LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT Jacobsen 21 inch Mower; Jacobsen 18 inch Mower; Two Wheel Garden Tractor- Toro 1 Gang Mower; Rotary Saw for IHC Cub Tractor; McCullough Powered Go Cart; Two IHC Small No. 5 Tilt Trailer for Garden Tractor; Simplicity Snow Thrower; Cadet Tractor and Rotary Mower; Two Jacobsen Reel Type Mowers; Cushman Motor Scooter. LIBERAL TERMS: To all Farmers, $25.00 and under Cash, over that amount 25 per ce t Dpwn Payment day of sale, balance to be paid monthly payments up to 24 month. teVm loans available -- Sec Cashier. ^ AUCTIONEERS -- Gordon Stade, Gray slake, III. -- Dan Power*, Crystal Lake IlfinnU CASHIER -- Farm Auction Service, Inc. Lake Geneva, Wis. ' CLERK -- Ronald Lipinsky, Union, Illinois FOR FARM REAL ESTATE -- SALES £ PURCHASES CONTACT OUk AFFILIATES - BOB KEEFE & ASSOCIATES FARM AUCTION SERVICE. Inc. , g