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n Thursday, December 14, 1981 THE McHEHRY PLAINDEALER Page;"fey*' CLASSIFIED Real Estate CORNER LOT in Lakewood Subdivision. City wafer. $1,350. 231-3372, West Chicago. *12-14-21-28-61-1-4-62 2 BEDROOM home on large, 60x145', land^tkped lot. Large basemeht and ehclosed sun porch, water softener, aluminum storms & screens. 4907 Home, MbHehfy. 385-6186. 9-14-61-tf F<* CHOI § ALE-riOMES-FARMS ICE LOTS-BUSlNESSfeS ftESt)RT PRdPERTY f£NOX REAL ESTATE 1513A N. Richmond Road McHenry, HI. k EVefgreen 5-0421 5-4-61-tf SOUTHERN Colonial Brick Home, located in best section df McHSnry>xj Three bedrooms and deh. Situated in center of fbur full size city lots. Landscaped, flowers, frbit. treejr; grape arbor, and large shade trees. Shown by appointmfcht only. Call EV 5-5922. 8-10-61-tf MCHEMHY raid LAKE AREA Year Round Homes, Seasonal Homes, farms vacant. Home Bites. Income properties. JACOB FRITZ REAI/rofcS : In Johnsburg ^ 2301 Johhsburg Rd. M McHenry, 111. Ph. EV 5-0037 6-15-61-tf Wanted To Bijr m ROUND OAK pedestal dining table with leaves. Call EV 5- 2745. *12-16-61 SECOND HAND pool table. Call EV 5-2750. *12-14-61 Lost and Found ASK tot #hat you Want with "Wanted to Buy" Classified ads. Dial EV. 5-0170 to place yours. •«« Notice AS OF DECEMBER 1, 1961 business known as "Lamplighter Cafe" is under new management. We will not be responsible for any debts other than bur own. Elmo & Shirley Lossmann *11-30-12-7-14-61 AS OF DEC. 1st, 1961 business known as "Lamp Lighter Cafe" at 3313 W. Elm St., McHenry, 111. will be under new management. As of this date I will not be responsible for any debts other than my i Own. R. koy Pierotti. *11-30-12-7-14-61 2 BEDROOM frahie. Reasonable. 2 car garage, large lakefront lot. EV 9-5185 after 5 p.m. weekdays. ll-9-61-tf CRYSTAL LAKE -- Splitlevel^ $100 dowh. $57.20 per mftAth. OWens 5-li33. w 11-9-61-tf BY OWNEft. 2 bedroom newly redecorated 5 room house with 1H attached garagfe. Tile btltH. Hardwodd floors. Aluminum storms & screens in^ Si side Estates. Call EV 5- 12-7-61-tt Iliatioii Wanted JU4 AVAILABLE Christmas tve to play Santa Clatis. Call Lafry Geier. EV 5-0718. 12-7-14-61 COMPLETfe LANDSCAPING & TREE REMOVAL Specializing in Removal of Diseased Dutch Elm Trfees Trees 'taken Down--$10 6k up £ Reasonable Prices Insured CALL COLLECT--EM 2-4718 Route 1, Box 57 LOVELL Landscaping Service Mundelein, Illinois 124-14-61 WILL BABY sit for workihg mother any time. EV 5-6071. 12-14-61 ; ; WILL BABY sit in my home days or evenings. $10 per week per Child. Reduced fates for • 2 or mbrfc. EV 5-3957. 12-14-61 Wanted WANTED RIDERS to drive with me into Chicago. Start viotfiity McHenry, on 120- 5$x - 22 and Edens to Fullerton L. Arrive in Chicago 7:30 a.m. - leave 5 p.tn. Call 385- 3485. *i2-14-61 Wanted To Boy TOP PRICE PAID for iron, metals and junk cars. Ed Marsh, phone Woodstock -- 3L 8-4287 9-1-60-tf 300 JUNK CARS, trucks and tractors. Dealers in all other types of scrap. Call Courtesy Salvage, EV 5-1260 or EV 5- 4774. 11-9-61-12-29-61-tf IT PAYS TO ADVfaEWISfc FREE WINTER storage--For you lawn mower. We'll springbondition your equipment for only ($6.00 and give you free storage. Includes oil change, clean spark plug, new- gas line, cleaning, lubrication etc. Call United Reht-Alls, EV 5-2916 or come in at 3943 W. Main (next to the North Western Station) McHenry. 12-7-61-tf .Miscellaneous HOUSE WORK done by day or week. Phone EV 5-3822. 12-14-61 FREE Choice of Red Delicious Apples ($1.00 value) or Potatoes SKELLY Service Station Rt. 120 & CNW Railroad Tracks CALL: EV 5-9788 12-14-61 To Be Given Away LOVELY*^ALE cat. Part angora. EV 5-0299. 12-14-61 SMALL BREED female dog, Affectionate. Also small breed female, 2 months old. Phonfe EV 5-2583 Saturday or Sunday afternoon. 12-14-61 2 YEAR OLD purfe bred C01- life. Gentle with children. Call EV 5-4261. 12-14-61 Flitters Trading Post FARM BUILDINGS -- Special discontinued sizes -- steel buildings, Clear span. Special price. Financing if desired. Phone W&ukegan 244-3630. 9-21-61-tf GEO. P. FRE1 Authorized Dealer SALES & SERVICE PH. EVERGREEN 5-042C 4102 W. Crystal Lake Road 14i FLEMING EQUIPMENT NEW IDEA - GEHL BOLENS GARDEN EQUIP. SALES and SERVICE A. complete Farm Implemen' Service Chain Saw Sharpening & Repair Phone EV. 5-0038 4005 W. Waukegan Road HELP WAHTED HELP WANTED * - HELP WANTED - Female Factory Workers Shop experience helpful but not necessary. •AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER" MODINE MANUFACTURING CO. Ringwood, 111. Phone: Wonder Lake 2841 HOLD TRAFFIC DFTTTDLTLOFT R&D STARTING DEC. 22 Traffic safety information, designed for distribution to hews media, clergy, labor and Civic groups pn a grass roots level, is being mailed to local Safety councils and chiefs of police by the state's Division of Traffic Safety. To support local safety eamf aigns. Robert A. Campbell, llinois safety coordinator, has outlined the state's effort to reduce deaths on our highways. "Traffic Condition Yellow will be effective for the period of Dee. 18 1o Bee. 22." Campbell said. "During this pre-holiday alert, motorists and pedestrians will be reminded of the hazards of winter and holiday driving." Motorists will be furthei urged, he said, to plan their trips, study traffic regulations and routes, and have their cars safety checked. Traffic Condition Red will be in effect Dec. 22 and continue through New Year's Day. During Condition Red, drivers will be asked to drive at least 5 miles an hour under the posted speed limits. "An all-out enforcement patrol of State Police and officers of the secretary of state's office will be used during this time," Campbell said. TREES PLANTED ill i9& fcRbvlNG SUPERIOR VALUE Twice Told Tales Mrs. Barbara Engeln cele- j ^ ANTA I ETTFR^ brated the fiftieth anniversary ! ***" * * " IJIJ 1 1 of her wedding at her home on j BUILT - IN THERMOMETER: The albacore, prized for its white meat, is never found colder than 57 degrees. Last week we made mention of some prize nuts which had been given to us by Mrs. W. E. Bacon of Grayslake, who i had recently won honors in the Tri-State nut show. Mrs. Bacon also gave additional information which may be of interest. 1 She said this year the Carpathian English Walnut tree on the Glenn Bacon farm on Darrell road. McHenry, produced nine bushels of nuts hut a third smaller than usual l>ecause of the heavy crop and early dry weather. This tree grew from a nut planted in April of 1937. A pound of nuts had been purchased from, the Wisconsin j Horticulture society, nuts |hat j were gathered in the Carpathian mountains in the autumn of 1936 by Rev. Carth of Toronto, Cc-.nada, a native cf Poland. Of the nine bearing trees on • Ik Glenn and W. E. Bacon farms, the above, known as No. 8, is proving its superior value. It bears catkins ih profusion, thereby producing plenty of pollen. This year when the husk maggot was quite sevei-e, the nuts on the tree were almost immune, while two bearing trees closeby had nearly two-thirds of their nuts infested. FIFTY YEARS AGO (Riverside Drive Monday of; _ Hast week. With her for the 14 i<vn m • Dec-j occasion were her children, ' ; Mrs. Max Kline. Chicago, Mrs. ; The millinery rariors of Miss , George Smith, Woodstock, i Elizabeth Thelen were con-1 Feter of Volo, Mrs. Fred Millverted into a most inviting I er. Mrs. N. P. Steilen, Joseph,! and hospitable apartment, I John, Dorothy and Louise of Wednesday evening of last j this village. One daughter,1 Week, when Miss Thelen entertained a company of friends at progressive lunch. Refreshments of a sweet and delicious Mrs. L. H. Baker, of Greenville. Mich., was unable to be present. Her husband, Math Engeln, passed away eleven "Dear Santa: "Christinas I would like a typewriter, beauty parlor doll and a lie detector game and number please game and a consent rion game. I will have wating for you and your raindeers some cookies and milk. Hope you enjoy |t. "Yours truly, "Debby Noah "P.S. Thank you very much." "Dear Santa: "" "I want a doIl^ousew*Mr. m Machine, Chatty Cathy, -*!«ua - dream kitchen, bgjtonwQog. £ the twistables, Disney -4wins, ** sister bell." " "Thank You, "Carol Weldf", nature were served and prizes | years ago were carried away by Misses I 'frWEXTl'-FIVE YEARS AGO \ Kathryn Burks and Irene Fris-I Taken from the files of Dec. b.v. ! 3. 1936. | A letter just received from "Jack" O'Conner. the lotus' L. P. Kane, who was recently ! king pi" Blarney Island in j iharried to Miss Anna Dodge:Grass lake, well known in this I of Westmoreland. N. Y., in: vicinity, died Monday of a Holy Name Cathedral, Chica- J heart attack while on his way, go, states that he and his j with his wife, to spend the bride, accompanied by Miss j winter in Florida. Marie Sainner of Paris, France, j A very pretty wedding was Will leave Chicago this week, j solemnized at St. Patrick's when they will visit in Cin-!-church on Thanksgiving Day, cinnati. Ohio, Chattanooga, j when Miss Amelia Regner, Tenn., Birmingham, Ala., and i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John' then will locate for the winter Regner of Pistakee Bay. be- • at Tuscaloosa, Ala., wh^re Phil! came the bride of Mr. Lucius 1 will take up his work again! Erskine son of Mrs. Lucius ; as 'umber buyer and salesman j l^rskine of Chicago. j for the George Phalin Lumber i Mr. and Mrs. Albert Purvey , "Dear Santa: "My name is David and I am four and my sister is writing this for me and I would like a rifle play mobile pajamas arid linker toys. Thank you. "Love from "Dr.v'd Noah". Compam. M iss Sadie Hobart passed away at the homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hobart, West of town, Sunday evening. The funeral took placc from hor late home Tuesda\ observed their twenty-fourth wedding anniversary Saturday j evening by entertaining a few j relatives and friends. ; Thanksgiving Day was the. occasion for a happy famil\ j nthering at the home of Mr.' SHOP At HOME REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE 3 BEDROOM HOME -- Basement & garage on wooded corner lot. New furnace, full bath, dining room, living room, enclosed rear porch. Owner must sacrifice -- Leaving state. A terrific buy for $8,950. Full price. ROUTE 31 SOUTH OF McHENRY -- One and one-quarter acre with 3 room house, garage and small chicken house. Priced for quick sale, to close estate, $3,900 full price. THE KENT CORPORATION 1311 North Riverside Drive McHenry, Illinois Phone: EVergreen 5-3800 12-14-61 A. H. Gallagher and Associates FOX RIVER -- Charming 3 Bedroom, 1 story home with glazed porch, attic, 75 ft. frontage, seawall, gas heat. 2 Blocks from McHenry. Wooded lot. Only $19,500. -- Ed Carlson, EVergreen 5-0818 -- Ann Zahn, EVergreen 5-3080 -- Jinny Gallagher, EVergreen 5-1629. 12-14-61 BAIRD & WARNER, Inc. PISTAKEE TERRACE -- 3 Br. full basement. Gas heat. 2 Car garage. River rights. $14,000. $2,000 will handle. SUNNYSIDE ESTATES -- 2 Br. with attached garage, seperate dining room. Gas heated. River rights. $15,400. GRISWOLD LAKE -- 2 Br., part basement, on lakfefront lot. Garage. $16,300. Will rent for $125. COUNTRY -- Beautiful brick 2 Br. ranch on'large well treed and landscaped grounds. Built-in kitchen. Fireplace. Heated breezeway. Attached 2 car garage. Many extras. Built in 1959. River rights. $32,500. MR. HEINEN -- EV 5;2527 12-14-61 TFOTICE NOTICE DUE TO COLD WEATHER I Have Moved Some Of My CHOICE CHRISTMAS TREES Inside. ED'S RENTAL, INC. 900 North Front McHenry, 111. Phone: 385-4123 12-14-61 MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS IT'S FOR THE BIRDS Ryde's deluxe outdoor bird mixture 5 lb. bag 60 25 lb. bag $2.75 50 lb. bag $4.75 Sunflower seed .25 McHENRY COUNTY CO-OP Route 120 & CNW Railroad Tracks McHenry, Illinois 12-14-61 WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT Local Businessman Desires 3-4 BEDROOM MODERN HOME Excellent References Must be close in to McHenry Basement desired or large utility i*oom. Write Box No. 766 c/o Mctlenry Plaindealer 12-14-61' Afternoon with Prof E. C. land Mrs. John Phalin. In the Fisher of Dundee officiating, evening a telephone call was F. H. Wattles, local live I received from M embers of the stock buyer, shipped a carload' family, Mr. and Mrs. George of hogs to Chicago Monday night which, in point of weight, set a new record here. There were forty-eight porkers in the bunch and the total weight was 19,640 pounds or an average weight each of 409 1 /6 pounds. This is carp shipping week for Ben Stilling, the local carp seiner. This year about 15,000 pounds of the carp have been taken from the waters of Pistakee Bay. Fox Lake, Slocum's Lake and Fox river. The cross walks in the village have certainly been a a fright during the recent soft spell and from the hundreds of complaints made by our people, we are of the belief that the patience of the people of McHenry is giving out and lhe coming spring will see one of the biggest shake-ups thai the old town has ever seen. FORTY YEARS AGO Taken fi*om the files , of Dec. 8, 1921 A new cash and carry store will open for business in the Wirfs building, on Main St., next Saturday morning. Ed. J. Brefeld of this village will be the manager. One of the big trucks of the McHenry Lumber Company, loaded down with coal, wen! intp the newly filled-in trench at the Empire Theatre Tuesday afternoon, and it was some time before it could be extricated. The mill pond was frozen over for the first time this season Monday morning, and the younger element is now anxiously awaiting the ice to grow to a thickness to permit skating. Fur bearing animals are jusl bound to get into the past of James T. Perkins, local trouble mon for the Illinois Bell Telephone Company. Just a few weeks ago he proudly exhibited a live coon which he had captured in a tree, west of town, and on Tuesday of this week he came in with a mink he had killed that day. What next, Jim? Joseph J. Schneider, 54, passed away at his late home on Court street Friday morning, after an illness of nearly nine year?, and Mrs. John Kimball died at the family home, on Waukegan street Tuesday noon exactly one week from the time that the remains of her husband were laid at rest. Her many McHenry friends will be interested in knowing that Mrs. Harry Alexander of Hebron has accepted a position as chief operator at the Hebron Exchange, entering upon her duties Thursday morning. Phalin and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foley of Cleveland, Ohio, who were unable to be present. They reported ten inches of miow in that city. The silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Schaefer was celebrated at their farm home Thanksgiving when seventy relatives spent the afternoon and evening with them. The McHenry Public Library, sponsored by the Mother's Club and located in the high school, which opened not too many months ago, is proving very popular. The library is open every Friday, when an average of more than 100 books are loaned out. The barn on the McAndri-ws farm, southwest of McHenry. was destroyed by fire about 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon w hile corn shredding was in progress. About forty tons of iiay and some straw, as well as the day's shredding, were burned. A very pretty wedding was solemnized at St. Patrick's chapel in McHenry Sat unlay morning, Nov. 21, when Miss Elsie Micklantz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Micklantz of Chicago, became the bride of Mr. William Vales, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vales of McHenry. Mrs. N. J. Nye entertained members of the Erne raid Bridge club at her home Monday afternoon at a farewell party prior for leaving for Florida to spend the winter. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Albert Krause. Mrs. Thomas Wilson and Mrs. E. R. Sutton. John Dietz, a summer resident of McCullom Lake for thirty years and brother of Ben Dietz of this city, passed away in Chicago Monday at the age of 63 years. They were preparing to move here to make their permanent home. The coldest night of the fall season was recorded here Monday night when the mercury fell to about 13 degrees. Snow, which was blown by a high wind, covered the ground and freezing temperatures made travel dangerous with wrecks along the highways in every direction. HOUSEHOLD HAZARD A dull job of cutting with a sharp knife costs many a housewife a badly lacerated hand or finger. The Institute for Safer Living says that any chore involving the use of kitchen cutlery should be handled with complete eoncentration. Remember that a daydream or a distraction while working may cause disaster or, at least, a painful injury. "Dear Santa: "I'm a good girl. I want » dream kitchen and a puppy and ice skates and scrabble for Juniors lor Christmas. "Love "Beverly Chelini" "Dear Santa: "I want anything you bring me. Mother says I've been pretty ,<ood. And t'm leaving some cookies for vou." "Your Friend. "Edward Smiih" "Dear Santa Claus: "My mother said that I am lieing a better girl and she said thai 1 should not ask for anything from you. If you think you could give some toys to me you can." "From Linda .Smith" "Dear Santa Claus. "My mother said that I was a better girl than last time. She said that I should take what you want to bring me. I am still trying to be better." "Laura Smith" "Dear Santa Claus: j "We have a baby 7 months. | He isn't always good hut he is j real cute. Please bring him I some toys." "Laura Smith for Mark S" "Dear Santa: "I will only be years' old* the ;»lst of this month; so my sister Kathie is writing this for me. I have been as good as 1 can so I would like you to brifil, me a doll with some bottles, Casper the frendly^ go&st, a. buggy, doll size "RHchen, and" dishes." - - "Thank You,' " "Kelly Ann Flannigan" "P.S. I love you and Mrs. Clatis as much as my mommy" ahel daddy I will leave something for you to eat." "Dear Santa Clause: "My name is Susan West. 1 an 4 years bid. 1 have been -a j good girl all vear. I-would like . to have a tiny tears doll. Little* i Red spinning wheel, blue aiulo ; white buggy and a popvza balh | That s all." "Love, •Susajj' "Dear Sar.ta Claus: "My mama is writing this for me as I'm only three antl I can't write very good yet. I would like a Mr. Machine, a black board and some parts foitk my train. I've been a good t>oy~ all year." . " ! "Thank you and J Merry ChrisUflSUj "Tommv Frank" "Dear Santa Claus: "I have been a pretty good boy. I would like some of these toys: miniature bull dozer, scout wagon, rocket launcher, halibut sub kit. erector set. beginner's engineer's set. fun factory, etch-asketch. thin-a-tron, phantom mustang prehistoric set. "Gary Wayne Lee" "Dear Santa: "I would like a pair of socks for my Father. For my mother i want some towels. For me I want a sorry game and a monopoy game. For Gery he wants his train fixed and a racing car. For Carol I want a dream kitchen and a hetta get letter doll. "And for you we will leave some cookies and a glass of milk. "From Gayle Truckenbrod" "Dear Santa: "I love you. Please give me a Kenner Building set, the girder and panel model. I would also like a bank. I will try to do my best in school and mind my parents." "Yours Truly, "Bruce Charles Thacker" "8 years old." "Dear Santa: "I want a sister bell, the twistables, Mr. and Mrs. Potato, etch-a-sketch, Mr. Machine. The Flintstones game. Skates, 13, little Lulu toiletries. Magieolor bubble bath. Golden tone clarinet. Typewriter. Lego Mr. Mix-It." "Love, "Susan Weldt" "Dear Santa: . "My name is Sharon Neumann. I live at 410 N. Magnolia, McHenry, 111. I would like you to bring me A Barbie-doll _ and clothes for her. A..cootie, and Bingo game, sparkle paints? A clock for my room and ft co^J for my little schnauaetr^pup; size 13. I have been trying to. be real good by helping my. mother with dishes and the housework. I will leave yQU„ some homemade cookies and milk." "Love.-.^^.L "Sharon" "Dear Santa Claus: "I am a do bee I want a model plane for Christmas'/, I" also want a rifle gun with ballets that fit and shoot. Ple^; bring me a surprise.".. "Marty Jesski* "Dear Santa: -- "My brother, sister,~ till a ve been pretty good this year. I would like a helicopter, etch-asketch, and a , painjt tjy , number set. Patti would - like the dream kitchen, a kissy doll and a sled. Danny likes pull toys and blocks. I will leave you some hot chocolate m some carrot ts for you reirideer." "Love,. . " "Bobby Moravec" "Dear Santa: - - "For my daddy I want a paii" of socks. And for my mommy I want some towels: And- for Gayle I want a sorry game dhd a monopoy game. And for me I want my train fixed and a racing car. And for . Carol -*! want a dream kitchen and hetta get letter." "And for you I will leave a star and a Santa cooky and a glass of milk." "From Gary Truckenbrod" Religion, like most worthwhile things, grows stronger with practice. Keep religion it your life, for it is a stropg ally, against the difficulties that We find at our doorstep. Practice,, the tenets of your faith. In DIXON, IK., Stay at the NACHUS& HOUSE The Best la Mom ^ mm • QUALITY • HOSP/TJSL9TY • COMF@lT for oalv $6-00 gdq<sC» none AT 3-1641 for Re»erv»tio» FREE IT - FBEE PABKING Finest in FOOD and BEVERAGES Could you pay a $10,- 000 law suit and court costs? Anyone can be the target of a law suit. (You don't have to own a home or a car.) Protect yourself against this possibility today by calling Bayshore for complete liability protection. Remember the saying, "It's better to be safe than sorry." Phone: 385-3620 or 385-3710 $1,000 DOWN -- 2 bedroom behind St Patricks -- Walking distance to all stores and shopping -- IMMEDIATE J POSSESSION before holidays. -i WOODLAWN PARK SUBD. -- Totdl price only $9,000. -- 2 bedrooms -- ; •Wi&i River rights % block. THE BUY OF THE WEEK -- 6 room 3 bedroom home -- Large living room ^ ^e*88 ^yphy and dining room -- 15x15 kitchen -- : £:£:£: Immediate possession -- Total Price i £•!»:«: REAL ESTATE onli' $10,200. Ml MORTGAGES mmmmm INSURANCE COUNTRY CLUB SUBD.- -- Large 2 bedroom home overlooking Fox River-- Completely furnished for $12,500. ELM ST. (Rte. 130) and GREEN &£ Ray Schmitt McHENRY, ELL. jg t