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Thursday,Februaryl3. 1958 THE MdSNRY PLAINDEALER Former Lakemoor Youth Appointed To Air Academy by Annette Schmit OurPride Carl W. Thode, former resident of Lakemoor and no\r residing in Ingleside, has made us all proud of his recent acceptance into the United Air Force academy. Carl was born in Germany on June 5, 1939 and entered the United States in August of |(^1. He attended the Mcpenry junior high school of 1951 and 1952. He attended &£ Mary's Catholic .school from 1952 to 1954. In 1954 he moved with his family to Inglettide, and has attended the Gfcant High schopl in Fox Lake. Hp became a citizen of the Tjjiiited States in June of 1957. ^From most recent reports tfSs young lad has already E^sed his entrance exam and will enter the academy after his graduation in June. Ice-Creamer! When Roseanne Wojtanek sees this item she's going to say, "I hate ice cream." Well, according to that little birdie that always talks to me, I understand that jello is the favorjaje as far as Roseanne is concerned lately. Poor Roseanne. No more nasty ole tonsils to make those awful sore throats anymore. That little bird I told you about sure gets around. He even knows secrets -- like -- for instance -- Roseanne secretly liked being, sick. The birdie says that all little girls like the pampering they get when the tonsils are removed. Glad to hear that ywre feeling so much better now, Roseanne. New Gob Another of our Lakemoor boys has chosen Uncle Sam as his home for a while.- Rex. Pyle left on Monday, Feb. 3 for Great Lakes trainiAg station where he will receive his ten weeks boot training. As the most recent report from him, he is all set with the crew out, and only six of his shots. He's looking forward to the next twelve which he has yet io receive. Good luck, Rex, And God speed. jfokeg Twins Home The young Nokes twins, Bob and Duke, arrived home from the hospital last Friday, feeling ^ich better after their two weeks' bout with pneumonia* -The twins fell suddenly ill and Were whisked away to be hospitalized dub' to their susceptibility to anything that may come along. We are mighty pleased to hear such good news and think that their mom rates with the specialists in her ability to care for these two fine irs. With this kind of a i>m, how could the boys lose? Rule Out The Blue Rule out the .blue and note the rosy hue at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Freund. Luck ran npse and no,se with this grand couple and they've come out the victors with a beautiful cuddly little girl whom they have named Dianna Lynne. She arrived on Thursday, Jan. 30 at Woodstock hospital weighing all of 7 lbs. and 14% oz. This being the first of the series we predict health, happiness, and love in the Freund household for years to come. Congratulatidns mommy and daddy, his family gathered to wish him a happy birthday. Jim and Aggie Simmons watched another year come and go on the* calendar of marital movements. Th^ date was February 2. The Boy Scouts of America celebrated their forty-eighth year of organization last Saturday, Feb. 8. Many, many happy returns of the day to all. these fine folks, and to, all those whom I might have 'missed. . Birthday Party , Little Mickey Wojtanek had a birthday party on Jan. 17 and became 7 years old. He entertained seven guests who had /a wonderful time partaking of the ice cream and cakgt&nd all the goodies that go with a party. Mickey received many nice gifts. A little late but our wishes to you, Mickey, for many, more happy birthdays. He's Here! On Thursday, Jan. 30, the Crook residence was still as the family sat at the dinner table enjoying the gifts of the Lord. There was nothing unusual about this day at all. No company was expected. Ne^ special plans had been made. TTie family had only one prayer for their after grade. -- "Let Kenny come home soon."--He was expected within a few weeks. Then, as the family ate their nieal in silence, a faint knock came at the door. The second knock was a iittle more insistant. Someone answered. --Amazement--! Then in unison -- "Kenny's home!!" The end of the story?--Amen. Personals The Harder family has been busy entertaining and last week was a most enjoyable one for all concerned. The Frank H a r d e r s entertained their granddaughter, Kathy Tetrow, -last week. On Sunday last they held a birthday party for Walter Tetrow at their home. He was 12 years old. On Monday, son, Harold and grandson, Harold, Jr., came visiting. Tuesday brought joy with the appearance of son, Robert and grandson, Tim. The Harders have indeed been busy. Mrs. Florence Mix attended the ceremony in Bellwood, for her grandson, Jimmy Cassell, whp has just advanced from a cub to a boy scout. ; The ceremony was very impressive in a candle light setting. Ladies League The Ladies League met last Wednesday, Feb. 5, when the Corbett girls were hostesses. The meeting was brought to a close after which refreshments were served. Oh Happy Day And it was a happy day for George Daily on Feb. 11. He sat blissfully back while old father time endowed him with another year to his life. Eddie Steadman became fifteen on Sunday, Feb. 2, when This ROAD TO SUCCESS is open to YOU! 'ropam REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Broker Big Income, Prestige, Enjoyment of having your own business ... all can be yours through Real Estate training. 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City Wggygf Real E$tet@ C0UH6 Village Meeting / Don't forget the village meetwhich will be held tonight, Thursday, Feb. 13. All are urged to attend. . Whoopee Party This coining Saturday, Feb. 15, will be the night that all are looking forward to. . The eighth annual Whoopee Party will be held at Club Lilymoor. The proceeds from the party will go to the benefit of the Library Fund. Let's all try td be all out for this fine affair which is always so much fun. See you there? Cat Bites Woman Mrs. Ruth Rogers is beginning to loose her faith in animal nature. Seems that last week her pet dat decided to test its fangs on her hand. Though not serious, Ruth is beginning to wonder if her cat still loves her. Wally Szarek Quite III Wally Szarek was taken to Mt. Sinai hospital in Chicago this past week, in a quite serious condition. Reports are that he will probably undergo surgery in the near future. He was just recovering from a mild stroke which took place just after Christmas and was reported as coming along nicely. The recent attack is of a more serious nature and we are in hopes that by the time this paper comeis. to press he will be feeling better. Friends who wish to send him a note or two of well wishes may do so by sending them in care of the hospital. • Old Rocking Chairs Got Me These sleepless nights with a teething baby are just great for invigorating the spirit! Poor grandmother, Martha Herrmann, has gone all out to remedy the situation. On Sunday, she arrived at the Schmit household, laden down with the family rocker which has been with my side of the family for years. I am now in possession of the article 'which heals teething cries. Lucky me. Officials of the Chair " Be it hereby known that the list of officials of the rocking chair are as listed. Mrs. Martha Herrman, past commander. Mrs. Melvin& Michling, deceased, supreme , -past commander. John R. Herrmann, president in charge of moving. Schmit children, heirs to *nd "hands-offers." Jim Schmit, vice-president in charge of maintenence. Annette* Schmit, mother supreme in charge of sittin'. Leo Herrmann, deceased, in charge of spiritual comfort. Baby Victor Schmit, owner, lover of, and pacified by. Advancement Young Gene Bolda has just advanced from a -cub scout to a boy scout as of the last meeting of the cub jack. We are certainly proud of this young fellow and congratulate him on his excellent achievement. Bon Voyage, Boys Bidding farewell to our fair community, and testing their powers to be on their own are Dennis Godina and Dennis Kossup of Lakemoor and Gary Krumwiede of Lilymoor. The boys all pasised their physicals and are how with the United States Marine Service. They, all left together and on last Thursday they boarded the plane which was to take them to their destination in California. Three more of our boys, now too old to be called kids, are on their way to becoming outstanding citizens. Good luck boys. Farewell Party On Sunday, Feb. 2, a-going away party was held in the Kossup home to honor the recent enlistment of Dennis Kossup now with the Marine Corps in California. A beautiful buffet style dinner was served to the guests which included Steph Szarek, Dawrf and John Foute and girls, Mr. Foute, Jerry Foute, Jimmy Crook, Les Venabie and Carol Szarek. A wonderful time was had by all. McHenry, entitled "Pinocchio." Among her guests were, Sandra Smith, Patsy Hamil, Sandra Rodenkirk, and Ruth Schmit. Donna became 12 years old on Sunday, Feb. 9. . Off To Hot Springs Mrs. Irene Leon and mother Mrs. Louise Unruh, left on Sunday morning at 9:30 for their trip to Hot Springs, Ark: They will be joined by Irene's sister, Lorraine Hoener by the middle of this week. The girls intend to make a three week stay of it and are all looking forward to those refreshing mineral baths. We wijl hear from them on their return and will be able tp quote them on their vacation. this way. I hear that- he can plow through anything. And this compliment was heard for miles around. Many folks watched our engine as it left the barn for the Bald Knob fire and the reports were that in two minutes the boys were out of the barn and in less than three minutes they were already over the Lilymoor hill on the way to the fire. This, folks, is speed in anyone's language. So our boys Reserve a pat on the back or do they? They are still the greatest in this book. More Personals Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McDer- j mott spent last weekend in Chicago. They were able to take in several of the- latest theatrical showings while there and enjoyed the relaxation of getting away for a bit. 'Teenster Party Miss Donna Gorgo was honored by a birthday party . on Saturday, Feb. 8. A lovely buffet luncheon was served and the birthday cake was beautifully done for the occasion. The young ladies enjoyed the music of their favorite stars on records as they danced all the most modern steps. After lunching, the girls were escorted to the Reed Puppet Show in AUCTION Having decided to discontinue farming, the undersigned will offer the following personal property for sale at public auction on the farm located 4 miles West of Wauconda, 111., 2 miles North of Route 59, 2 miles South of Island Lake, and Route 176, on the corner of the Roberts Road and Rawson Bridge Road, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17th Commencing at 1:00 o'clock 54 HEAD HOLSTEIN CATTLE--39 Milch coWs--18 fresh, 8 with calf by side; 6 close springers; balance milking; 1 bred Heifer; 10 open Heifers; 3 Heifer calves, 6 mos. old; 1 Purebred Holstein Bull, 3 /yrs. old. PRODUCE--10 ton 1st & 2nd cut. Alfalfa, Clover & Timothy Hay; 100 bales Straw; 2,800 bu. ear corn; 150 bu. oats. DAIRY EQUIPMENT--Surge unit with extra pulsator; McC-D milker; 2 wash tanks; 50 gal. electric Homart water heater, new, 2 TRACTORS, COMBINE. BALER & FARM MACHINERY-- McC-D F-20 tractor on rubber with 4-row mounted corik planter and 2-row cul.; McC-D F-30 tractor; A-C 12Ar; - -..combine WM& *§Mers anc* motor;. New Holland 77 baler; McC-D spreader on rubber; Case 7 ft. poWer mower on rubber, 2 yrs. old; Case 8 ft. disc; A-C 10 ft. disc; 8 tt. grain drill; A-C 2-row corn planter; Int. 10 ft. broadcast seeder; Case 2/16 plow; McC-D 2/14 plow with third bottom; 4-sec. wood drag and other articles. HOUSEHOLD GOODS--including automatic dishwasher; bed and mattress. ALBERT LAMBERT. Owner Roberts & Behm. Auctioneers k WISCONSIN SALES CORPORATION. Clerk Union Grove, Wis. -- Phone 195 Want to receive our Auction Notices by direct mail? Send us your name and complete address. AUCTION Having decided to discontinue farming the undersigned will offer the following personal property for sale at public auction on the farm located 8 miles Southeast of Burlington, Wis., 3% miles West of Highway 45, 1% mile South of Highway 43, lx2 mile East of Highway 75 on County Trunk JB, on THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20 Commencing at 9:80 o'clock LUNCH WAGON ON GROlJNDS 21 HEAD HOLSTEIN CATTLE--10 Milch cows--6 fresh, 2 with calf by side;, 3 close springers, balance milking; 9 Holstein Heifers, 15 mos. to 2 yrs. old, 6 are bred; 2 Heifer calves 2 mos. old. (All Heifers are calfhood vaccinated). HOGS--110 Feeder Pigs for 75 to 110 lbs. POULTRY--3 Geese. DAIRY EQUIPMENT--2 new Surge units; electric water heater; 2f wash tanks; 15 milk cans; stainless steel pails and strainers; motor, pump and 15 ft. pipeline. PRODUCE--2,800 bushel Oats; 70 tons ear Corn in crib; 75 tons year old shelled Corn; 1,500 bales 2nd crop Alfalfa Hay; 3,600 bales 1st crop Alfalfa Hay; 25 tons Straw; 35 14 ft. Silage in Silo. TRUCK -- 1952 Chevrolet 1V& ton truck with cattle rack and grain box, like new. 3 TRACTORS, BALER & FARM MACHINERY--Case diesel Model 500 tractor with power steering, lights, PTO, new; Case DC tractor with cultivator, PTO, lights, in A-l condition; MM R tractor with PTO, lights, etc.; NH model 66 baler with motor, new; Mulkey 40 ft. elevator with motor, new; Case 28 in. threshing machine, like new; Case heavy duty 3/16 high clearance plow, on rubber, new; 26 ft. weed sprayer with corn spraying nozzle, new; New Idea single row corn picker; New Idea 7 ft. ..mower, new; New Idea side delivery rake; JD 9 ft. quack digger; Clod crusher with grass seeder attachment; 3-sec. wood drag; J.D. corn binder; NI tractor manure spreader, new; 2 Cobey wagons and grain boxes with 6-ply tires, new; McCD 2-row corn planter with check wire attach., new; E-Z flow 10 ft. fert. spreader; JD 10 ft. grain drill with fert. and «grass seeder attach.; McC-D 8 ft. tractor disc with drag hitch; McC-D 8 ft. grain binder; Case silo filler; Harvey power corn sheller, new; rubber-tired wagon and rack; rubber-tired wagon and grain box; Fairbanks Morse Rotary pump" irrigation system with approximately 55 rods of pipe; 12 steel 6 in. columns; 5 H.P. motor and air compressor, new; paint sprayer; 75 ft. rubber belt; 25 ft. canvas belt; quantity snow fence; 300-gal. gas tank on stands; elec. ventilation fans for hen house; feed cart; 3 sets extension ladders, various sizes; 10 x 14 ft. brooder house, like new; quantity steel and wooden fence posts and wire; 4 rolls new barb wire; 3 hog feeders; hog waterers; hog loading chute; 3 large steel water tanks; several log chains, various sizes; quantity used lumber; platform scale; large amount of good small tools--tackles, emery wheels, elec. motors, drills, post drill, 2 die sets M to 2 in. etc. Forks, shovels and many other articles too numerous to mention. SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS TERRY BROTHERS HARRY (Pat) TERRY. Owner ' ROBERS & BEHM, Auctioneers " WISCONSIN SALES CORPORATION, Clerk Union Grove Wis. -- Phone 195 Firemen on the Ball I am prejudiced, but I think our firemen are the greatest. Our station was with all the others at the Bald Knob fire last week and I understand that our engine was the one which was allowed to supply the water for the fire. On Saturday last week our boys were called out to McHenry to wait at the barn as the oth^r stations were busy with two other fires. Rumors around this district are that we have the greatest fire truck driver out ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ = Specialize in Cement Work Only B and L Equipped to Do Any Size Job CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1 CEMENT CONTRACTORS 1 Phone 409 | BOB PEPPING, Owner | mi mi inn minimi Lakemoor Boy Scouts Troop 161 The regular meeting of the troop was held on Wednesday evening, Feb. 12, at the Tower Grill due to lack of space elsewhere in the community. A round table meeting will be held at the Methodist church in McHenry of Thursday, Feb. 13, (this evening), at 7 p.m. All committee men who sit on the board of review are also invited to attend. The mothers of the auxiliary of Troop 161 will be in charge of the refreshments for the ever ning. Six boys have been advanced to the board of review. Arnold Kloepfer, Willie Kloepfer and Donald Mercure * are all 1/c. Bob Bartelt, Jim Prasill, and Butch Luebke are all 2/e. ^ Don't forget the Father and Son banquet which will be held on Saturday, Feb. 15 at the V-F.W. There are expected tdf' be twenty-eight present. Fires! On Sunday afternoon the efl| { gine was called to extinguish a fire at the Sam Gillis home. The pump house caught fire and was completely destroyed. Fortunately the speed of the engine prevented the loss of the entire house. Only slight damage was done to the rear of the residence. On Saturday evening, the engines answered a call to the LaVande home where reports are that a chimney fire was in progress. Evidently no serious blaze* occurred.' (Continued on page 16) From where I sit ...^ Joe Marsh Windy's "Sleep Machine" "Call me lazy," says Windy Taylor, "but it's folks like me who are responsible for progress. Come see my latest invention." Windy's latest consists of an old alarm clock, some door springs, a car battery--all wired up to the hopper of his cattlefeeder. When the alarm goes off it closes a circuit -- opening the chute and sending feed into the manger automatically. The clock's set at 12, so the cattle get fed midnight and noon while Windy sleeps (he takes a midday nap). They look fat and contented ... and so does he. From where I sit, I wouldn't call Windy "lasy." Far from it. It's just that he looks at things from every possible angle--and it seems to do him good. Windy keeps an open mind on oil subjects. If you prefer buttermilk to, say, a glass at beer, he's not the type to "invent* ways of forcing his choice on yon. Copyright, 1958, United States Brewers Foundation in the cal* of Magnificent Change Buick's Award-Wlnttlrtfl Air-Cooled Aluminum Brakll* " . . . c o n s e r v a t i v e l y , a 100X I r r v - • provement over conventional Detroit brakes." SPORTS CARS ILLUSTRATED, F«)K. 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