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/ J AUCTION AUCTION A U C T I O N Located 2 miles Southeast of Richmond, Illinois, 3 miles North­ west of Spring Grove, 1% miles North of Solon Mills and Rt. 12, 1 mile South of Rte. 173, on the North Solon Road, on Tuesday, September 23rd Commencing at 11:30 o'clock 37 HEAD HIGH GRADE HOLSTEIN CATTLE - 36 milk cows, 16 mo. old bull; DAIRY EQUIPMENT -- Dari-Kool 250 gal. SS bulk tank, 3 Surge milkers, SS double wash tank, pails and strainers; PRODUCE -- 3000 bales 1st crop alfalfa hay (no rain), 2000 bales 2nd crop alfalfa hay (no rain), 30 acres standing corn, 5 ft. silage in 16 ft. silo; SILO UNLOADER AND BARN CLEANER -- Patz barn cleaner with 240 ft. chain, Patz 12 to 16 ft. silo unloader; 3 TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY -- IHC 450 tractor with power steering, 2 pt. hitch and front end loader, IHCH tractor with cult., AC WD tractor with cult, IHC 311 - 3/14 trip bottom plow, AC 3/14 plow, 2 IHC 10 ft. discs, IHC 8 ft. quack digger, 2 and 4 sec. wood drags, 2 M-C green feed chop­ pers, AC green feed chopper, RT green feed wagon, feed bunk wagon on rubber, false end gate chopper wagon, 2 RT wagons and racks, NI hay conditioner, NH 7 ft. mower, AC 2 row mounted picker, 3 sec. rotary hoe, 8 ft. cultipacker, 2-4 bar side delivery rakes, IHC 2 row corn planter with fert. atttach. and disc openers, AC blower with 50 ft. pipe, NH 717 chopper, 32 ft. mow conveyor with motor, Fresno scrapper, Forney 180 amp welder, large quantity of lumber, Stewart cow clipper, lime spreader, chain hoist, stock tank, 16x16 tarps, steel fence posts and a large assortment of small tools. ALFRED W. MAY, Owner Robers & Dam, Auctioneers WISCONSIN SALES CORPORATION, Clerk Union Grove, Wis., Phone 878-2421 919 69 AUCTION AUCTION REMINDER Household goods, etc. Sunday, Sept. 21si 1:00 P.M. Sharp 3424 W. Elm St. McHenry, Illinois Auctioneer: WIESER & ASSOC 385-4880 919 69 Wanted To Rani FARM LAND wanted. Rent, •with option, lease or buy on contract with or without home. Private party. Call 312-736- 4356. 9 19 69 LOST AND FOUND FOUND: Transistor radio found on McHenry Shores beach. May have for payment of ad. Mrs. K. Schopp, 607 S. Orchid Path, McHenry Shores. 91969 GARAGE SALE GARAGE SALE GARAGE SALE. Saturday September 20th. Eastwood Manor Barn, Route 120 East Household appliances, lawn ft garden tools, sporting equip­ ment, furniture, office equip­ ment, barbeque grills, etc. Sponsored by McHenry Rotary Club. Call 385-5225. 917-919 69 Rummage Backyard List your Garage Rummage, Basement or Backyard Sal* In the MCHENRY PLAIN- DEALER Want Ads and you will receive (FREE) 2 printed signs to identify your property as the SALES location. The ad must run In two Issues of the McHenry Plaindealer to qualify. When planning a SALE of your own stop in at Plata* dealer office for a Free bro­ chure of helpful hints that will enable you to gain more revenue from your sale. Some who have never conducted a Sale of this type will find this brochure helpful. SEARCHING for little trea­ sures? Looking for the unu­ sual? Like surprises? Come to our basement sale. 3111 W. Kinley, McHenry Shores, Sat­ urday, Sept. 20, 9 a.m. to 5 P m 917-919 69 Garage Sale: 4222 Riverdale, Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 20th and 21st 10 am. to 5 p.m. furniture, clothing, toys. 917-91969 3 Family Garage Sale Aristacrat saxaphone, rabbit hutch Dormeyer deepfat fryer, baby chifforobe and clothes, lawn mower, motors, ice skates, children's games and toys, clothing and misc. items. Sept. 18th, 19th, 20th 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 8806 Clover Lane Edgebrook 885-0675 917-919 69 Garage Sale: 5216 Orchard Dr. McCullom Lake. Friday, Satur­ day, Sunday, 9 a.m. till ? New washer, electric dryer, bunk beds, clothes, furniture, dishes, odds and ends. 1962 red Ford, good condition. 917-91969 GARAGE SALE GARDEN tools, china, blan­ kets, bed linens, misc. items. 7201 Delaware Rd., Wonder Lake. 9-19 69 NEIGHBORHOOD Yard Sale, 2219 Grove Lane, Cary, HI. (Root Springs). Antiques, tools, furniture, misc., Saturday ft Sunday. 919 69 CARD OF THANKS WE DESIRE in this manner to express our sincere apprecia­ tion to Father Ambre and Fa­ ther Vlasz, Dr. Wilson and Mr. Querhammer and all our neigh­ bors, friends and relatives who extended sympathy and help to us in our recent bereave­ ment. To those who'1 sent flowers, cards, assisted about the house and the dinner fol­ lowing. Our grateful thanks is extended. Mr. ft Mrs. Donald Phalin and family. 91969 I WISH TO thank everyone for the cards, prayers and visits while I was in the Mc­ Henry Hospital. A special thanks to the priests for visits and prayers. AMELIA SMITH 919 69 SHOP IN McHENRY ôr 1970, your Mercury dealer has the passwords for action and elegance. I .. 1970 Mercury Cyclone 6T. The action intermediate. Even standing still it looks like action. Comes with a sporty hood scoop and a unique Cyclone grille flanked by amber Cyclone running lights. A 351 cu. in. V-8 is standard; options to a Super CJ 4£)-4V Ram Air V-8 with 375 hp. Inside: Hi-back buckets in cool "breathable" Comfort- weave vinyl. Cyclone GT, Mercury's sporty new street machine that looks like a racing car. 1970 Mercury Cougar XR-7. Where wild meets elegant. Cougar XR-7 has more standard equipment than any of the competition. Hi-back vinyl buckets accented with leather. A Built-in map pockets. Tachometer. Elapsed-time clock. Concealed headlamps, sequential rear turn sign:' 351 cubic inch V-8, and much more. Catch a Cougar XR-7, the wildly elegant one for 1970. UNCOLNMERCURY 1970 Marquis Brougham. The medium-priced car with the most dramatic styling since the Continental Mark III. Comes with concealed headlights. Emerald-cut taillights. A big 429 cubic inch V-8 powerplant. Select-Shift automatic transmission. 1970 Marquis. The most beautiful thing that's ever happened to a medium-priced car. mm 4611 W. Rte. 120 Lincoln Mercury 385-8060 To Lite To Cl«--Ify FOR SALE HOMELTTE super XL-12 chain saw. Like new, must sell. Gall 385-2218. 010-92469 Heywood Wakefield bleached mahogany dining room set, $195; green 2 piece sectional, $35; end tables, cocktail tables, lamps, $25; Philco 16 cubic ft frostless refrigerator, $195. Wonder Lake, 653-9565. FOR SALE OB RENT 3 BEDROOM HOME, 2 car garage for sale or rent Avail­ able immediately. Wonder Lake, 653-9565. 91969 PG. 14- PLAINDEALER FRI. SEPT. 19-1969 RECOVER BOAT A boat tied to the Snug Har­ bor pier on River road was re­ ported sinking on Monday morn­ ing. When the owner could not be found, sherifPs police had the craft towed into a local mar­ ine firm. GROUND BREAKING There will be a ground break­ ing Saturday, Sept. 20, at 10 a.m. for the new Jan-Air plant at Richmond. The old factory was destroyed by fire last March. v For And About Teenagers) I CAN'T SEEM TO STAND "THE PRESSURE OF LIFE.. THE WEEK'S LETTER: "I am 18 years old and con­ sidering running away from home after I get me a job and my first paycheck. I'm not leaving because of trouble with my parents or family members or because I'm pregnant or taking drugs. But I am very much harassed and scared. I'm afraid I might commit suicide if I don't leave. I can no longer seem to stand the pressure and scorn that comes in my life. I try to hold up my morale but, I've been defamed and my name dipped in in­ famy. I feel if I go away to some city I'm familiar with, I can find help. What do you think? Shouldftlyrtay home and face my probleiu with courage or leave like I nave planned?" OUR REPLY: Stay home and meet your problems with courage You will solve nothing by running away. If you have n o n e o f t h e p r o b l e m s y o u mention, whatever you have will respond to proper treat­ ment Go ahead and get your­ self a job -- not for "running away" money, but in order tp be doing something worth­ w h i l e W h a t e v e r w o r k y o u choose, do it well. Find the satisfaction that comes with doing something well and in being properly rewar<}ed far your efforts. If people have lied about you, live the kind of ^ l i f e t h a t w i l l d i s p r o v e w h a t they have said. If you neep guidance or professional help to get away from the "suicidd" idea, seek it immediately. If it e religious - oriented, see y o u * minister or priest. If it> medical, see a doctor who )b a specialist in the proper field. If you just have the "blues", ?;et that job and find the satis-action of knowing that you are doing something useful with your life. Your life can taje a wonderful experience if you work to make it so. I yow How* o liBwof problem yow wontfe Akwu or on •fcnnnlio'1 Id mot*, oddrati ymr Mtar H FOt AND ASOUT TEENAGERS COMMUNITY AND tMV«ANWS{S(IVICI FiANKPOtt. rr For action in the '70's, TEST DRIVE A NEW TOYOTA THE LOW PRICED, LUXURY IMPORT AND GET AN AUTOGRAPHE! Football FREE At Europa Motors (The Corona Mark 11 it in) Toyota of Japan 3318 W. PEARL ST. McHENRY, ILL. 385-0700 f t A \ : \