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'Thursday, October 5* 1961 THE McHSNHT PLAIHBEALE1 Help Wanted TUTOR TO help high school student with French. EV 5- 5«2. 10-5-61 4 CONCRETE laborers, 1 form carpertfer. Experienced men need only apply. EV 5-3035. 10-5-61 F'EMALE -- experienced telephone solicitors. Full or part time. Call . Wonder Lake 3051. ? 10-5-61 HAVE BUYERS for farms, all types, also vacant industrial property with sewer, water available. Lake or McHenry Counties. Write P.O. 125, Fox Lake, Illinois 9-21-61-tf BRAND NEW 3 bedroom bi- It'vel home1. Crystal Lake Gentry' Woods. 459-2305 or 459-5066. *9-21 -28-10-5-61 5 ROOM frame ranch home on Fox River. Automatic gas heat & water. Knotty pine paneling. Combination sforms 6 screens. VAnderbilt 4-6069 or EV 5-4114. 9-2128-10-5-12-61 2 BEDROOM home on large, 6fcj3l45', landscaped lot. Large btRement and enclosed sun porch, water softener, aluminum storms & screens. 4907 Home, McHenry. 385-6186. 9-14-61-tf Real Estate 3 BEDROOM ranch type house. 2 car garage just built. Automatic gas heat. Full basement and dry. Price $11,750. 4300 Prairie Ave., Lakeland Park. 9-7-61-tf Real Estate SOUTHERN Colonial Brick Home, located in best section of McHenry. Three bedrooms and den. Situated in center of four full size city lots. Landscaped, flowers, fruit trees, grape arbor, and large shade trees. Shown by appointment only. Call EV 5-5922. 8-10-61-tf LAKEFRONT LOTS on lake on Chain 'O Lakes. l/o acre, high, scenic, improved lots. Onlv $300 down, or lots with rights to private pier and sandy beach from $1,800. Only custom built homes from $60,- 500 to $38,000. 900 home plans to choose from. On Route 134 1 mile west of Hwy. 12, Lake View Hills. JUstice 7-0226. 10-5-61 FOR SALE-HOMES-FARMS CHOICE LOTS-BUSINESSES RESORT PROPERTY KNOX REAL ESTATE 1513A N. Richmond Road McHenry, 111. Phone: EVergreen 5-0421 5-4-61-tf BUY ON contract! Four new attractive three bedroom homes in Richmond for immediate occupancy. 2 ranches, bi-level, 1 contemporary modern. City sewer, water, and natural gas. Low down payment to qualified applicants. Call Mr. Deren, May Development Co., Richmond, Illinois, •1381. 10-5-12-19-26-61 INCOME property--Sell on a contract. 3 bedroom Ranch home, fireplace, garage and 4 room attached furnished apartment, Wooded lot, nice for children. Wonder Lake 5654. 8-31-61-tf 65 x 385 FT. lakefront lot located in Loon Lake, Antioch, 111. Call 385-4375. *9-28-10-5-12-19-61 McHENRY and LAKE AREA Year Round Homes, Seasonal EUujaes, farms vacant. Home Sills. Income properties. JACOB FRITZ REALTORS In Johnsburg 2301 Johnsburg Rd. McHenry, 111. Ph. EV 5-0037 6-15-61-tf 3 ^BEDROOM ranch home, l^ieled living room, birch cabinet kitchen, basement, natural gas heated, attached garage, screened porch, landscaped. 1 mile South of McHenry. EV 5-6156. 5-18-61-tf ILLINESS FORCES sale -- 2 bedrooms, paneled family room, porch, attached double garage. Fully landscaped corner lot. Pier & beach rights. Many extras. EV 5-3687. *9-28-10-5-12-61 3 BEDROOM ranch-type home. Large landseaped lot. Natural gas heat. Close to school and shopping. By owner. 507 North Riverside Dr. Call Richmond 5142. Appointment only. 6-29-61-tf 3 BEDROOM home with detached garage, full basement, built-in range & oven, natural g i;; heat, birch cabinets, on large wooded lot 80 x 260 ft. Price $15,500. Phone HYatt 7- 3111. 9-28-10-5-12-19-61 2 BEDROOM home 2 years old with l'/a car garage on (50x150 ft. lot. Natural gas heat, hardwood floors, newly decorated. Total price $9,500. down, $86 per month. Immediate occupancy. EV 5- 2838 Saturday & Sunday. 9-28-10-5-12-19-61 Retirement Income Property 2-Flat -- Good condition. Hot water oil heat. Both flats rented. $200 per month. Two blocks from square in Woods# ck. Large lVfc corner lot. Zoned B-2 for business. Fulure value unlimited. Transfer forces sale at $18,500. OWNER Crystal Lake 459-2996 *10-5-61 3 BEDROOM home. Garage, gas heat, lot 121x125, beautiful trees, 393 Victoria St., Country Club. subdivision. Out of town owner. Must sell--small downpayment, balance like rent. Call EAstgate 7-2231, Chicago. *9-28-10-5-61 2 BEDROOM frame with crawl space. 2 car garage, large lakefront lot. EV 5-5185 after 5 p.m. weekdays. 10-5-12-19-26-61 2 LOTS for sale. Reasonable. 385-3094. 10-5-12-61 FOX RIVERFRONT home -- Close in, 2002 Orchard Beach. IV-t story, 4 bedrooms, 3 on 1st floor, fireplace, gas heat, 2 car garage, glazed porches, front & rear. Furnished. Rent or sell. Chicago owner. RE 1- 1261. McHenry Phone EV 5- 1984 weekends, weekdays EV 5-5939. *10-5-61 A. H. GALLAGHER AND ASSOCIATES J^X RIVER -- Half mile north of old bridge in Woodlawn Park. Immaculate 3 Bedroom Home with a river frontage of 75 ft.! New roof. Newly aluminum sided. Loads of attic storage space. Screened and glazed porch facing water. Cement' seawall. Gas heat. Garage. New General Electric refrigerator and range included. This is a "ready to move into" home for a small family. Priced at $19,500. ANN ZAHN EVergreen 5-3080 JINNY GALLAGHER EVergreen 5-1629 EDWARD CARLSON EVergreen 5-0818 10-5-61 3 BEDROOM house, gas heat, newly decorated. Immediate occupancy. Low- down payment. Balance like rent. Lot 75x100. Call 385-3568. *10-5-61 5 ROOM HOME, 2 large bedrooms. Plenty clothes closet space, excellent location, large landscaped lot, basement, garaye, $1,000 down. Easy monthly payments. EV 5-5440. 10-5-61 2 BEDROOM ranch, full basement, attached garage, tile bath, large lot in City of McHenry. Will trade for large o'der home or small farm. EV 5-6065. 10-5-61 McCULLOM LAKE -- brick. 6 spacious rooms, auto, oil iheat, fireplace, 2 baths, wall to wall carpeting, cabinet kitchen, attached 2 car garage. large beautiful wooded lot. Will sacrifice for quick sale. Shown by appointment. Call EV 5-0786 or EV 5-0737. 10-5-61-tf RANCH HOME. 2 large bedrooms, gas heat, aluminum storms and screens. Corner lot. City sewerage. Owner. EV 5-2263. *10-5-12-19-26-61 Real Estate 4 BEDROOM brick. Close to shopping & schools. 1401 Millstream Dr., EV 5-0947. 10-5-61 Situation Wanted Page Sere* Wanted To Buy TAX FACTS 300 JUNK CARS, trucks and I The Taxpayers' Federation tractors. Dealers in all other! °^ Illinois has called attention types of scrap. Call Courtesy to the provisions of House Bill Salvage, EV 5-1260 or EV 5- 1072, passed by the recent Gen- 4774. 9-14-21-28-10-5-61 eral Assembly. This bill, sponsored by Rep- WANTED -- Mason work,-cement work, building fireplaces, chimney repairs and tuck pointing. Call EV 5-1282. *10-5-61 WILL CARE for "one or two children in my home. Located in Sunnyside. Phone 385-2629. *10-5-12-61 CHILD CARE ~~ The best person to watch a child is his or her mother but if you need a substitute while you work I qualify. No neighbors within acres, large play area inside'. For small extra charge I will pick-up and return child within 5 miles of Lakemoor if desired. $10.50 per week for 1 child $15.50 j>er week for two Call 385-1889 10-5-61 COMPLETE LANDSCAPING & TREE REMOVAL Specializing in Removal of Diseased Dutch Elm Trees Trees Taken Down- $10 & up Reasonable Prices Insured CALL COLLECT--EM 2-4178 LOVELL Landscaping Service Route 1, Bdx 57 Mundelein, Illinois 10-5-12-61 PROPERTY settlement sale-- 2 bedroom home near DX station, Lakeland Park. Refrigerator, washer, dryer, steel sink, fiber glass awnings, enclosed breezeway, garage, fenced yard, nicely landscaped, gas heat, water softener, tiled bathroom. Full price $10,250. Call EV 5-§850 or EV 5-3358. 10-5-12-19-26-61 WIDOW MUST sell 4 bedroom year around home on Fox river one mile north of bridge. No reasonable offer refused. Phone EV 5-4363. 10-5-61 MAN DESIRES ride from McHenry to Wrigley Building Chicago. Arriving in Chicago 7 a.m. Call EV 5-5109. 9-28-10-5-61 TOP PRICE PAID for iron, resentatives Dikon, Simon and metals and junk cars. Ed1 Dunne, provides that at any Marsh, phone Woodstock -- election for the office of gov- FE 8-4287 9-1-60-tf ernor at which the incumbent • ••i ••••••••• •••-«>-»»». governor is not elected, the Nfttirp governor, within two weeks af- ' ter such election, shall provide space for not more than five I WILL BE responsible for persons designated by the govmy debts only as of Septem- j ernor-elect to begin a review ber 23, 1961. Roger Allen Fair- ; and analysis of budgetary exburn. 108 Riverside Dr., Mc- j penditures during the current Henry, 111. *9-28-10-5-61 j biennium, and budget requests 7" ~'ZT I ^°r ensu'n§ biennium. This United Rent-Allsi is for ,he purp°se °f giving the , Complete Rental Service 1. LT awnmowers nRe pa.ir ed. to acqui,re a working knowl- h<> various Jfiws d(._ Tu ts | partments, commissions, 3. Rug Shampoo machines Aboard si and other agencies of 4. Adding Mudiirica 5. Party and Banquet needs 6. Trailers, 1 way or local 7. Sandys, floor, Belt, etc. 8. Wallpaper equipt I the executive branch of the I state government. j Under the provisions of this | legislation, the governor shall j cooperate with the governorelect and the staff so desig- HARVEST TIME | Income From BRINGS NEED FOR |,NCOME RR°[" SAFETY MEASURES soybeans Rises Farm people suffer more ao There are two outstanding cidents during harvest than at ! features in the soybean outany other time. That's why look this year. The first is the University of Illinois extension bi« jump in production. The safety specialist O. L. Hogseti second i? the big boost in the urges farm workers to heed the price-support level. This comadvice, "Harvest time must be bination will have two results: a careful time." <1> income from soybeans will Be especially careful during | go up sharply, and <2i there the rush of harvest, when the : will be a substantial carryover chances for accidents mount of old beans a year from now. rapidly. Too many farmers get j Production of soybeans was into such a big hurry during j estimated in August at 6X3 harvest that they fail to take million bushels This is 103 milthe necessary caution. And < lion more than the previous caution'could save your life. i record crop harvested three First step in safe operation ! years ago and 124 million more of harvesting machinery is to j than was produced last year, put it into good mechanical The increase is the largest on condition before harvest be- j record, but not by a big margins. Be sure shields and other! gin. The 1958 crop was 96 milsafety guards are in place be-j lion bushels larger than the fore you take the machine to previous one. the field. The price-support level for Save yourself and your:the 1960 crop was $1.85 a pocket book by following these bushel, but the average price few safety rules: Always be received by farmers has been alert never take a chance: about $2.21. This is only 9 cents keep all shields and safe!>; below the $2.20 support level guards in place: stop all ma- for the 1961 crop. . _ . , , .. , chines before uncloggintf. i Where farmers received 9. Ceramic, plastic, tile cutters! nHted h»ni. and provide any Kreasinj, or adjusting them: j nbou\ $1.125/million for their 10. Floor Polisher, Scrubbers 11. Chain Saws, Grinders • 12. Cribs, hi-chairs, scales | 13. Wheel Ch urs, Crutches 14. Sewer Rods and Tapes 15. Re-Built Bicycles For Sale i I assistance that may be reasoni able. Wanted To Rent 2 OR 3 BEDROOM home needed by new Business Manager at Plaindealer. In or near McHenry. Phone Larry Lund. EV 5-0170. 10-5-61 Waited To Buy SET OF ROW boat oars; also 1 outboard motor stand, wheel type. Call EV 5-2641. 10-5-61 REAL ESTATE » BAIRD & WARNER, Inc. VACANT -- Choice riverfront channel and interior residential, lots. HOMES -- 2 - 3 - 4'and 5 Bedroom homes to suit every purse from $9,500 to $125,000. GOING BUSINESS PROPERTIES Restaurants -- Taverns -- Motel -- Stores From $9,000 to $65,000. We Have Over 250 Listings MR. HEINEN -- EV 5-2527 10-5-61 21 -f ACRES, home and out-buildings near Bull Valley. $14,000. 8 ACRES -- 3 blocks 'from shopping has 2 bedroom home, small barn, garage. Ideal for subdividing, truck farm, etc. $18,000. 2 OR 3 BEDROOM BRICK -- Just 6 blocks to shopping. Full basement, enclosed breezeway, garage, outside Bar-B-Q, on ^»d blacktop road. This property is on % acre. Full price $17,000. Owner transferred out of state. Must sell. STORE WITH living quarters. Will lease or sell on contract. $13,000. PISTAKEE BAY -- 4 bedroom, 2 story house on large waterfront lot. extra large enclosed porch giving beautiful view overlooking lake. Full basement, 2 baths, large trees, shruBbery and many extras. $30,000. ON ROUTE 120 -- 2 blks to shopping. 2 bedrooms, full basement on '-4 acre. Zoned B-l. $11,000. # 2 BEDROOMS -- Part basement, 1% lots, trees & garden on blacktop. 1 year old. $9,500s LISTINGS WANTED ATLAS REAL ESTATE 2 Blks. East of River on Hwy. 120 EV 5-0430 McHenry, 111 KV-5-61 RIVER FRONT -- Good location -- 3 lots and good building that needs some finishing. A bargain at $15,000.00. RINGWOOD -- Large 8 room older home, Lot I20'x250\ Hot Water heat, small barn in excellent condition, good home for large family, $12,500.00. a WE HAVE several three-bedroom houses with a Down Payment as low as $500.00 -- ready to move into. Pay balance like rent. COUNTRY HOME on Crystal Lake Black Top -- 2 Bedrooms -- Ceramic Tile Bath and Kitchen -- Living Room -- Full Basement. Water Softener -- Forced Hot Air Heat, Oil Fired. Natural Gas in house available for heating. Breezeway and one-car Garage. 100' road frontage -- over one acre of land. PRICE $14,700.00. COUNTRY CLUB AREA -- Two Bedrooms, Kitchen, Bath, Living Room, Garage and Pier. This property in very good condition -- Won't last long for $11,500.00. THE KENT CORPORATION 1311 North Riverside Drive McHenry, Illinois Phone EVergreen 5-3800 10-5-61 McHENRY & VICINITY PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS -- 2 bedrooms, living - dinette, gas heat, garage, 2 lots, gas range, refrigerator, 3 wall cabinets, drapes, basement. Price only $12,750.00. PISTAKEE HILLS -- 3 bedroom home, large living room and cabinet kilchen, tile bath, 2 car garage. Lot 100x150. 9-14-61-tf WATER FRONT seasonal and year round homes from $9,500.00 and up. McHENRY -- 3 apartment building, brick and stone, hot water heat, income $300.00 per month. We have many other properties to choose from. JACOB FRITZ REALTORS 2301 Johnsburg Road in Johnsburg McHenry, III. Phone EVergreen 5-0037 9-21-61-tf FOR SALE BY OWNER NOT FOR EVERYONE This house must be seen to appreciate it's very livable floor plan, quality of construction, and all the extra details that make for elegant living. Located on the corner of Home & Flower Streets in Lakeland Shores. This Red Norman Face Brick 4 bedroom home is only 2 years old. You enter under a sheltered porch, with posts and scallops to a large slate floor entry, you will raise your eyes to the huge beamed ceiling from this point on traffic is very well planned through the rest of this beautiful home. We are not writing poetry, if you can afford a house in this price range, call EV 5-2252 for an appointment to see it. The price only $28,500. Seller will arrange mtg., possession immediate. 9-14-61-tf The process, of constructing a biennial budget is not easy. It usually commences under the direction of the Department of Finance about six months previous to the date i the Legislature convenes. The E y 5-2916 j agencies' requests are reviewed ' by the able Budgetary commission, which in turn is directed by statute to make its recommendations to the governor not later than March 1. A new Governor, taking office in January, has in the past received a budget prepared in the most part by a previous administration. As the budeet is usually submitted to the Legislature the latter part of March or the first of April, a new governor is at a disadvantage because of the time element. Meanwhile, three months United Rent-Alls 542 Main St. Next to Northwestern Station Open 7 Days a Week 3-9-61-tf Miscellaneous Fall Fashion Show Sponsored By LII.YMOOR WOMEN'S AUXILIARY To Be Held at Club Lilymoor; 0f"the legislative session will THURS., OCT. 5 at 8:00 p.m. Donation $1.00 Refreshments Served Fashions by Goldblatts 10-5-61 have elapsed and many appropriation bills may have been passed that are not contained in the budget. fashions by uoiODiatts | M.AME SENATOR -- V) | xo IMPORTANT Russell's Cider ! POSTS IN STATE Mill And Wine Press NOW RUNNING 1 Mile South of Route 120 <Volo) On U.S. 12 EVergreen 5-4392 •9-21-28-10-5-12-19-26-61 Personal Lunch Special STEAK, POTATO AND SALAD $1.25 Open 11 a.m. Daily Closed Mondays DUSTY'S Pizzeria & Grill Route 120 & Meadow Lane Lakeland Park EV 5-4853 9-28-61-tf FARM BUILDINGS -- Special discontinued sizes -- steel buildings. Clear span. Special price. Financing if desired. Phone Waukegan 244-3630. 9-21-61-tf GEO. P. FREUND Authorized Dealer for SALES & SERVICE PH. EVERGREEN 5-042C 4102 W. Crystal Lake Road 141 FLEMING EQUIPMENT NEW IDEA - GEHL BOLENS GARDEN EQUIP. SALES and SERVICE i. complete Farm Implemen' Service Chain Saw Sharpening & Repair Phone EV. 5-0033 4005 W. Waukegan Road State Senator Robert Mfc- Clory (Rep. Lake Bluff) has gained appointment to important posts, including the Illinois Legislative council (which prepares studies of forthcoming legislation), reappointment to the Judicial Advisory council. the Northeastern Illinois Governmental Services commission, the State Water Pollution commission, and the Toll Road Advisory commission. A new appointment for the senator is to the Water Pollution committee, on which he will be the sole representative of the state Senate. The committee will work with the Sanitary Water board to reduce pollution of rivers, lakes and streams in the state. The action appointing Senator McClory and other members of the Senate was announced by the Senate Committee on Committees meeting in Springfield. don't wear loose or ragged J1960 cf«p_^(ff soybeans, they clothing around machines; al- : may get about $1,450 million ways operate your tractor at I for this year's crop. But ihe a safe speed, and be extra care- j increase in receipts from soyful in driving tractors and oth- ; beans will be offset in part by er machines on highways; keep ' reductions in sales of othf-r small children away from har- ! crops. vesting equipment; do not ! Domestic use (crushings) of jump ott equipment while it is ! soybeans has held around 400 moving; ami obey traffic rules : million bushels annually for and signs, and use headlights i the past three marketing years, and 1ail!ights at night. But in the five years lief ore that, crushings increased about 40 million bushels a year. They s h o u l d i n c r e a s e a s i m i l a r amount in the year ahead. Farmers can use more soybean i meal. They are expected to be Many Illinois Christmas tree I feeding more broilers, more Holiday Trees Get "New Look growers are giving their trees that new. vitalized look these days. Scotch and jack pine foliage often fades to a yellow-green during the winter, reports Ted Curtin, University of Illinois extension forester. Materials are now available that will disguise this seasonal discoloration. Buyers of Illinois Christmas trees can expect properly treated trees to have a natural appearance. The color won't wash oft, reports Curtin, and pines will retain their excellent needle-holding qualities. This improvement can be made at low cost to the grower, he adds. Seasonal variations and va rieties within a species will determine the need for color treatment, says Curtin. Plantations that have shown off-color tendencies in early years will need attention before harvesting. According to Curtin, experienced Christmas tree growers find that spraying standing trees before color change requires only about half as much material as later spraying. Freezing weather and poor drying conditions during the late fall also make early spray ing desirable, he acids. NICKEL IN VACUUM TUBES Many parts of vacuum tubes, such as those used in radio and television receivers, are fabricated from nickel, nickel alloys or nickel-coated materials. MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS STARLITE WEEKLY SPECIALS TUESDAY Spaghetti and Meat Balls & Salad $1.45 WEDNESDAY Smorgasbord <6:30 p.m. to 10 p.rcO $2.50 THURSDAY Delicious Pot Roast and Noodles $1.50 FRIDAY Fish Fry $1.00 SATURDAY ' Broiled Top Sirloin for Two (20 oz.) $5.95 SUNDAY Roast Chicken Dinner for Two $2.75 BOB FREUND'S RHYTHMAIRES WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY ' LUNCHEON DAILY -- 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. DINNER EVENINGS -- 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. (Friday & Saturday -- 5 p.m. to 11 p.m.) -- CLOSED MONDAYS -- STARLITE Lounge and Restaurant 3924 W. Main McHenry, 111. EV 5-0951 9-28-10-5-61 NOTICE NOTICE START A CASH REACTION WITH A PLAINDEALER CLASS OF '57 INVITES YOU TO REUNION and HOMECOMING FROLIC * FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 13 DINING AND DANCING To The Music Of BOB FREUND and the RHYTHMAIRES STARLITE Lounge and Restaurant- 3924 W. Main McHenry, W. 9-28-10-5-61 hens, more hogs and more beef cattl^. Numbers of dairy cows will lie down a little, but this decrease will probably be offset by the feeding of more protein concentrate to each cow. The supply of ccttonseed meal will be no larger than it was last year, while the supply of linseed meal will be considerably smaller. Supplies of tankage and other protein feeds of animal origin may be up a bit. Disposing of soybean oil will be more of a problem. But Uncle Sam will continue to push special export programs for soybean oil and could put some of it away for a while under his big hat, along with his cotton, wheat, corn and sorghum grain. Exports of soybeans have held at around 140 million bushels a year tor two years. But before that they increased an average of 20 million bushels a year for five years. Soybean exports are not subsidized in any way. They meet real needs in Europe and Japan. It seems reasonable to expecr them to increase by a normal amount in the marketing year ahead. If market prices are held too high during the year, domestic use and exports will be less than we have indicated, and the carryover will be moi-e. Market prices seem likely to dip below the support level for a substantial part of the year unless new price-lifting forces appear. L. H. Simerl Department of Agricultural Economics URGE EMPLOYMENT OF HANDICAPPED IN NEPH WEEK Oct. 1 through 7 is the seventeenth annual National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week. It was established in 1945 by an Act of Congress. The primary objective in observing NEPH week is to stimulate employment of the physically handicapped. Management, labor, civic, fraternal, veterans' and other voluntary organizations have again this year joined forces with state and federal agencies to observe the week. Their goals are to inform employers of the business advantages of hiring handicapped workers; to inform the general public of the economic and social gains which result from their rehabilitation and useful employment; and to inform disabled persons of the vocational reh a b i l i t a t i o n a n d p l a c e m e n t service available to them and to encourage them to seek employment where their ability, rather than disability, will count. ENROLL AT BLACKBURN Two area students recently entered Blackburn college as freshmen with the class of 1965. They are Georgia L. Vinsik and James P. Carlin. Blackburn College, with a total enrollment of 400. is located in Central Illinois. If we took all of our 27 million laws, cut out all the duplications and excess'words, we'd wind up with the Sermon on the Mount. Cats are good at cleaning up scraps but not the marital kind.