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Thursday. September 16. 1965 THE McHENRY fLAINDEALER MCHENRY SHORES BEBMICB WILSON S85-4380 FINAL WEEK FOR BEACH CLEAN-UP DOTY THIS SEASON On the 19th we will wind up the beach clean up duty for the season. M. Wetherhult, A Bennett, H. Berry, H. Bieritz, W. Cleveland, and F. Dodge are slated to give the final touches to the area. It seems like a long way until next spring but no doubt we will all be happy to welcome it after a long winter. Birthdays - Best wishes for a very happy birthday to Mildred Snivel^ and Theresa Mack on the 17th; Carrie Kunzer who will be 4 years old on the 18th; Leonard Liss on the 22nd and Robert Ddbbertin, St., on the 23rd. Anniversaries On the 20th Matthew (Sam) and Julia Zeimet will be celebrating their thirty-fifth anniversary. On the twenty-first Ronald and Beverly Verstege will have their eighth and on the 23rd Tom and Pat Burke will add another year. Besit wishes for continued happiness to all our couples who will be looking forward to another year together. Meet the Jonases Audrey Whitney has welcomed Theresa and Royal Jonas who are living in the former Siers house and come from Edison Park. We had the pleasure of being introduced to them at our last meeting and they are enjoying the water and beach facilities. We wish them good luck and hope they will be very happy in their new home. Meeting At The Beach The September meeting of the McHenry Shores club was held at the beach in the hope that more of the members would attend. Roberta Mieritz was in charge since our president Dale Jenner was unable to be present. Despite the fact that it got dark before we got started and the hungry mosquitos were out we managed to get through the reading of the reports. Next month we will be back in the VFW hall so plan on joining us. Report On Water It seems every once in a while rumors are started about our drinking water being bad. Samples have been taken from different homes in the area and tested and we are happy to tell you that they were all found to check out O.K. Anyone wishing to see these reports may do so, Mr Miller has them. Horeshoe Tournament The Sac club is holding its annual horseshoe tournament on the 18th at the baseball diamond. All men in the Shores are invited to participate. Sorry we have been unable to find out the time so call one of the boys if you are interested. Bits of News Bill and Ing Corcoran drove up to Detroit for a few days last week and brought Ing's sister,. Mrs. John Moore, back with them for a week's stay up here. Julie and Sam Zeimet went fishing in Lake Wisconsin one of the days over the Labor Day holiday and came back with no fish, not even a nibble but had a nice trip and rest anyhow. F or m e r resident Helen Smith has gone back to Cali fornia after some weeks of visiting with her friends and neighbors in the Shores. Marshall and Lu Jacobs spent the weekend in Milwaukee where they took in several shows and enjoyed the change of scenery. Lola and George Darmody went to Chicago over the holiday and on Tuesday drove to Pistakee Highlands to help George's mother, Mrs. Darmody, and her daughter, Karen, celebrate their birthdays. John Neuharth, accompanied by his daughter and her husband, has been in South Dakota for a week to visit Mr. Neuharth's mother who is 94 years old and has been ill. • ' . Marshall Jacobs is sponsoring three bowling teams this year, one for the men, one for the women and one called the L and M Juniors. He reports that the men's team won three games last week, which is a good start for the season. The Jacobs are planning on spending this weekend with their good friends Mr. and Mrs. Pope in Berwyn. See you next week. There are about 101 things that help to make a happy marriage. The first , one . is LOVE and the others do not amount to much, when that is present. Church membership and crime are each at an all-time high. Throb -- pige One J RINGWOOD NEWS DELOKES BRENNAN 658-9045 SCHOOL COMMUNITY CLUB HOLDS FIRST MEETING SEPT. 27 Just a brief reminder that on the 27th, at 8 p.m. the first meeting of the 1965-66 community club will be held, j President Georgia Bauer will I send letters of notice to all I next week. Please try to at-1 tend these meetings, whether you have children in school or not. This organization is for the benefit of the school age children from the,i parochial school as well as our local grade school. Many items of interest will be discussed at this very important first meeting. We have two new teachers to introduce to all, officers to announce, and a Halloween party to be planned for the entire community. October is just around the corner. Let's make this meeting the best ever, and have a good representation of parents in attendance. Refreshments wiil be served by the officer? at the close of the meeting. Watch next week's column for final details. Card Club Mrs. Fiora Carr was hostess for the card club last Wednesday. Miss Map Wiedrich touk high for the afternoon with Mrs. Anna Shadle, low. A Card Shower How about a cavd shower rdr Mrs. Phyllis Ackerman? Phyllis underwent surgei.v Monday morning and I'm surt would appreciate hearing from her friends. A card from yuu would ;urt help pass the t'mc a little more enjoyaMy. Just send them to Memorial Hospital for McHenry County. Woodstock, 111. A bushel of good wishes for a speedy recover/ is sent t( Phyllis. AUCf ION Having decided to quit farming, will sell at public auction on SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 19lh, at 1:00 o'clock Farm located on old Richmond Road, 6 miles North of McHenry on Route 31, 4 miles South of Richmond, then One mile East on Hart Road on the Fred Meyer Farrp MACHINERY -- Int. H. tractor; 14 T John Deere baler; New Idea single row picker; 290 J.D. corn planter; rubber tire wagon and rack; rubber tire wagon and flare box; Oliver 10 ft. grain drill with fert. and grass seed; 36 ft. Universal elevator; wagon hoist; Int. 10 ft. disc; 3-sec. wood drag; J.D. hammer mill; Oliver 3-bot. 14-in. plow on rubber; Int. 2-bot. plow on steel 14-in.; 4 bar Int. side rake; Int. 7 ft. power mower; 2-sec. steel drag; Surge motor and pump; 2 Surge units; wash tank and overhead gas tank; chicken equipment and hog equipment. 700 bales mixed straw; 2 T straw. TOM HALQMAIER Phone 683-3740 Auctioneers: Russei & Sullivan McHenry State Bank, Clerking TERMS: All sums of $25.00 and under cash. Over this amount one-fourth down and the balance in six monthly payments with interest at six per cent. Make arrangements for credit with clerk before sale. Farm Loan Service Fully Insured Sale AUCTION LOCATION: 5 miles east of Richmond, Illinois on 173 then south 1V2 miles on Richardson Rd. or 7 miles west of Antioch, 111., on 173, then south lVa miles or 2 miles north of Spring Grove, 111. on Richardson Rd. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 25 TIME: 12 NOON -- Reason: Loss of Help 115 HEAD REGISTERED HIGH GRADE HOLSTEINS of which 25 head of cows and heifers are registered. 60 milk cows, some springing, some fresh. This herd is bred for year around freshening and currently is producing 2,200 lbs. of milk per day. 25 heifers, some are bred and some are big enough to breed. 30 heifers, 30 days to 12 months. All cattle are calfhood vaccinated. TB and Bangs tested and eligible for entry into any state. Artificial breeding with N.I.B.C. for past 23 years. Inspection invited any time prior to the auction. MACHINERY -- 180 bu. New Holland manure spreader. BARN EQUIPMENT -- Patz silo unloader (will fit 14 or 16 ft. silo); Patz barn cleaner for 30-cow barn: Patz barn cleaner for 60-cow barn (both of these barn cleaners are nearly new); Mayrath 130 ft. mow elevator. MILKING EQUIPMENT -- 4-unit DeLaval pipeline milker for 60 cows, complete with 18,000 watt booster heater, with large type Chore Boy • vacuum- pump, two years old; 300-gallon Dari-Kool bulk tank. OWEN RICHARDSOfy -- Spring Grove. 111. Cashier: Tom Finley, Delavan, Wis. Representative: Farm Loan Service, Inc., Madison, Wis. TERMS: Cash or 25% down on all purchases over $25. Balance in 6-8-10.-12 or up to 18 months time given with finance charge and carrying charge of of 1% per month added to your contract. Settlement must be made on day of sale. No property can be removed until settled for. FARM LOAN SERVICE, INC. Security State Bank Bldjf. - Madison, Wis. - Ph. CHerry 9-6464 Surprise Party For Don A host of friends succeeded in surprising Don Klapperich with a party held by the family in the Klapperich htfne. When Don and Frank Krum wiede, a former Ringwoodite, returned home, people jumped frotrr all over and'called, surprise. Cake and refreshments were enjoyed by all. Don and Frank left on Monday morning for service. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Klapperich invited relatives and friends !fc>r a buf-* fet supper, as a farewell party for- Don. Off To Airline School Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffman took their daughter, Sandy, into Chicago and saw her leave by plane for Kansas City, Mo., on Saturday. Sandy will be attending school for the next month, and upon graduation, will be employed at a terminal office. Here 'N' There Mrs. L. E. Hawley spent Wednesday and Thursday in Chicago. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ainger, David and Mary all of Hebron, arid Will Claxton of McHenry had dinner with Mrs. Ruby Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and Maude Granger of McHenry called on Mrs. Ruby Shepard on Friday. Miss Ida Mae Walkington is attending Methodist Hospital School of Nursing in Madison. For any of you who are interested in her address, it is as follows: Methodist School of Nursing, Room 319, 329 West Washington Avenue, Madison, Wis.--53703. Mrs. Katherine Frazier is leaving on Friday with her daughter and son-in-law from Chicago to visit relatives in Hudson, N. H. Have an enjoyable trip, Mrs. Frazier. Linda Low is attending College in Iowa this year. Her mother, Mrs. Doris Low, took Linda last week to start her studies. Jay Walkington has returned to Perkins Seminary at SMU in Dallas, Texas, after spending the summer with his folks, the Paul Walkingtons. On Wednesday, Mrs. Rose Petrosky from Twin Lakes called on Mrs. Nellie Hepburn. On Sunday, Mrs. Agnes Jencks had dinner with Mrs. Eva Eppel, they then motored to Hartland to call on Mrs. Ethel Holly, who is enjoying good health. Thursday callers on Mrs. Nellie Hepburn were, Mr. and Mrs. John Larsen from Skokie. Mrs. Nellie Hepburn and Mrs. Charles Brennan were visitors in Antioch . on Saturday. Mrs. Agnes Jencks spent a couple days this past week with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pettise, at Barrington. They called on the Steve Pettise family at government tells OF SCHEMES TO DEFRAUD AGEDP Bernard Barnett, district manager of the Waukegan Social Security office, stated this week that several schemes or devices to defraud aged individuals have been directed to the social security offices in the brief period since the enactment of the new amendments to the law. Individuals implying or stating an official relationship With the Social Security Administration have visited the homes of elderly people in the attempts to sell various types of insurance, or offer discount rates on advance payment of the $3 monthly premium for supplementary medical insurance. Some social security claimants and beneficiaries have received questionnaires soliciting information with a promise that they Will be mailed an official booklet issued by the United States government. Mr. Barnett cautions that all social security field emplyees have proper government credentials; consequently. if you still have any doubt, call the Waukegan social security office to confirm whether or not a man was sent to see you. The address is 2500 Grand avenue, and the telephone number is 244-5050. Individuals should also feel free to contact this office if they would like to have official pamphlets on the new social security amendments. Elgin also. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Jerousek, Sr., Miles, Jr., and Georgianna from Melrose Park called on Mrs. Nellie Hepburn on Sunday. On Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson and Maude Granger of McHenry called on Mrs Agnes Jencks. Happy birthday to Harry Hogan on the 19th. Once again, the Rmgwood column ends for another week. See you next? HOLIDAY HILLS NEWS INF.Z YOUNG 885-4672 Rummage Sale September 18 Hurry on down to the 'Ranch House' this Saturday, Sept. 18, for the rummage sale. Located at the entrance of the subdivision, the sale will be open to the public from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. There is still time to rush some last minute items to Mary Mahon or Bill "Boettcher, but hurrv. Mo* JC now Someone ^Jew +Qn own? The Welcome Wagon . ... Representative, would like to call on them and extend a welcome to the community. Please Call The Representative Below come w agon IQepreden la live Adelaide B. Patzke Phone 385-3278 V-b , The Now...two great engines: hot new 155 hp "Dauntless" V-6,orworld-famous"Hurricane"4.The'Jeep'V-6zooms W f-Jr***& lICCU along the highway like it had wings...that's why we call it the m -- Flying'Jeep'Universal. And, of course,off the road is 'JeepI' if tflliWC/lI territory! 81" or 101" wheelbase, hard or convertible tops, new colors, trim, bucket seats, KAISKR Jmp CAR*POTATION tuitft 4'WhCfI driVC* tattoo t.otm H.H.P.O.A. Meeting Next Monday, Sept. 20, the Holiday Hills Property Owners Association will meet at the Ranch House. There will be many important reports and issues discussed, so be sure you -attend and find out first band what your association is doing. Since active association members are working toward improvement of the subdivision why not lend your support and attend meetings. Woman's Club Another hard working group is the Woman's Club. Their list of accomplishments, too numerous to mention, have gone a long way in making life for young people here much more enjoyable. At the last meeting held on Sept. 8, the women voted to put sand on the lake beach this winter, promising to make next summer's swimming a pleasure. They also reported on the backstops erected on the property to the north of Sunset Drive for the enjoyment of the young ball players. A bake sale is planned for next month and a fashion show for the next meeting. 'What's my line' was played under the direction of Dot Gabriel and hostesses for the evening were Vi Abbink, Gerry Breede and Kay Ryan. Calling All Girls In 4th, 5th and 6th Grade Girl Scouts and any new girls in the 4th, 5th and 6th grades are welcomed to the first meeting of the season to be held at the home of Phyl Harper, 2507 S. Driftwood drive next Monday, Sept. 20th at 4 p.m. Last year the Brownies were unable to meet because of lack of leadership. This year there is a leader, all that is needed is a co-leader. Little girls are such fun to work with, why not call Phyl Harper and find out what it involves and what its rewards are. for a picnic to celebrate Larry Jende's birthday. Late in the day, after a day on their boat, the Abbinks and Vi's family, the Joe Berens, the Les Berens, the Ray Berens, the Mc- Sweneys and the Porizines joined the party, with Vi's sister, Rita, bringing her accordion and playing while the group sat around and sang. T'was a very enjoyable party and a fine way to end the summer season. ' Weekend Pass Jim Dowhin took advantage of the long Labor Day weekend to come home for a few days. Stationed at Ft. Knox, Ky., he is using his free evenings to further his education at the University of Kentucky. Twin Grandsons Our congratulations to Evelyn and Frank Konecny, proud grandparents of identical twin boys born to their son Wayne and his wife at McHenry hospital on Labor day. Also to Aunt Kathy and Uncle Dale! The Konecnys have another grandson, Bobby, who is one year old. Larry's Birthday Party Labor day found the Breedes, Heises, Teubers, Fruiks ] and Youngs at the Jende home I Greetings Happy birthday^ to John Connell who will becoqje a teen today, Sept. 16, to Diane Weiss and Virgina Lundelius on the 18th and to Gary Connell who will be 10 years old on the 23rd.. Many, many . more happy years together are wished for Helen and Bill Boettcher celebrating their anniversary on the 17th.. BOY SCOUTS TQ SPONSOR AREA "GOOD TURN DAY" Leaders of the Kishwaukee district, Blackhawk Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, are planning an annual "Good Turn Day" in this area, according to an announcement by David Frisbie, Woodstock, activities chairman. "Good Turn Day" is a collection of clothing, shoes, toys and small household articles for the handicapped clients of Goodwill Industries to repair and renovate. This will be the second annual collection by the Boy Scouts of America in this district. "Good Turn Day" is a national program in which millions of Boy Scouts annually participate, and this particuar "good turn" serves the physically disabled people of the area. SHOP IN McHENRY FOR YOU! this smart gift You've got to drive it to believe it! See your *Jeep• dealer, McHENRY - 926 N. Front St. Phone 385-0403 McHenry. 111. Teflon* coated aluminum skillet by West Bend free when you open or add to YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT with $250 or more *DuPont registered trademark Handsome and extremely practical, your "no stick" Teflon-coated covered skillet, by West Bend, is our way of saying "thank you" for saving here. Simply open a McHenry Savings thrift account with $2$0 or more or add a similar amount to an existing account. This good looking thrift gift is yours free. Sorry, but offer is limited to one gift per account. If you've never used cookware lined with Teflon, you're in for a thrill. Food never sticks and the skillet never needs scouring. Your free West Bend aluminum skillet is eight inches in diameter, with cover and has a contour-shaped, heat resistant handle. Savings accounts at McHenry Savings earn 4 per cent, compounded and paid twice a year. Insured safe, too, by an agency of the Federal government. 0 Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 9 a.m. to 4:3C p.m. Fridays until 8 p.m. Closed Wednesdays. Mc HENRY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Member: Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation 3611 W. Elm Street/ McHenry / 385- 3000