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-J * Page Eight THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER SlmalMB Thursday, April 8, 1965 Mk < ill. 'f$p , y > i Don Peasiey Photo Local leaders in the cancer crusade now in progress are. left to right, front row, Harold Turner, rural Greenwood; Mrs. Neva Mass, residential, McCullom Lake; Mrs. Ilavern Gregory, residential. McHenry; Mrs. Diane Fuhler, residential, Lilymoor; and Arnold N. May, cOunty-wide Cancer Crusade chairman; hack: Mrs. Carole Cornstock, residential, Wonder Lake; Mrs. Marilyn Topp, business, Wonder Lake; Mrs. Violet Abbink, residential, Nunda; Mrs. Martha, Roalsen, rural, East McHenry; Joseph Nischan, residential, Johnsburg-Sunnyside; and Mrs. Antonie Ehredt, business. Lilymoor. MOTORISTS HURT WHEN INVOLVED IN ACCIDENTS Robert Levand of 127 W. Rand Road, Lakemoor, and several passengers in his car were treated at McHenry hospital about 11:45 Saturday night following a one-car accident on Rt. 120, a mile east of McHenry. According to state police, the car was west-bound on the highway when the driver lost control, crossed the road and struck an embankment and then travelled to the opposite side again. Passengers were the driver's brother, Jim Levand; Sue Bolich of 2601 N. Chapel Hill Road, Betty Craven of the same address and the latter's two sons, Donald and Kenneth. None was seriously injured. Other Accidents A car driven by Chester A. Sanford of Chicago was demolished last Saturday when struck by a Milwaukee and St. Paul train on the tracks two miles east of Spring Grove, west of the Johnsburg-Spring Grove blacktop. The driver told sheriff's police he was east-bound on Rt. 12 when he lost control of the auto on icy road. It travelled down the embankment and onto the tracks. He left the car to get help, and while he was away it was struck by an east-bound train, which carried the vehicle 200 feet. Sanford was taken to McHenry hospital for treatment of injuries. Mrs. Anna Marie Scarbrough of Orchard Drive, McCullom Lake, was taken by ambulance to McHenry hospital early Sunday following an accident on north Riverside Drive. Mrs. Scarbrough lost control of her car while travelling on rough road surface and it struck a utility pole. The car was demolished. Terry Cope of Lake Shore Drive. Wonder Lake, was given first aid at McHenry hospital when her car went out of control on Barnard 'Mill Road, west of Ringwood .on Thursday evening. The car left the pavement, returned, and then left the road again and struck a utility pole, according to the sheriff's report. NAMED TO JURY Scheduled to report April 19 for duty as petit jurors are Verna Schlofner, Arthur H. I Roth, Harriet Bell and John H. Ritter of McHenry township. ' Musin' & Meanderin' (Continued from Page 1) brought in by an interested resident. The project is for the sole purpose of helping to enforce the law sponsored by the commission, and strives to help the reader better understand the consequences of the purchase and possession of alcoholic beverages and to ask young people to obey the law. The cooperation of all citizens of the state, particularly law enforcement agencies, is asked in a campaign started because of too frequent violations of the legal requirements and the tragedies which many times have resulted. An occasional very welcome note comes from Frank Justin, a former McHenry resident now living in Chowchilla, Calif. One arrived this week which read: "I have to keep up my weekly contact with my old home town and all our relatives and friends so you will find a two-year renewal for your welcome paper. This has been going on for over 40 years, believe it or not. Had a fine visit recently from an old school pal, Carl Payne, and what did We talk about?-- McHenry of course." With huge mounds of snow melting and the frost out of the ground, mud holes are not uncommon, but they do not dampen the fervor of the faithful in their efforts to get to church. When Broadway Road leading to Mount Hope Methodist church became almost impassible last Sunday, this sign appeared at the bottom: "If the road is bad, and you might get stuck, please walk to God, up through the muck." Those new disposal units which made their way into the business districts of McHenry last week bFi<;hten the streets, with a hint'of spring in the apple green color. K. A. F. STEAL FROM OFFICE Although four offices in the Mathews Realty building at 7318 Hancock Drive, Wonder Lake, were ransacked last week, only $25 was taken from a desk in the office of the building's owner, Thomas P. Ma thews. Entrance was gained by springing a lock on the front door.- The dial to a cabinet safe was knocked off in the office of Attv. Frank Higgins but the intruders were unable to gain entrance. TO THE VOTERS OF THE VILLAGE OF McCULLOM LAKE It has been a rewarding and an educational experience serving as your village president for the past 10 years. My duties as assistant deputy state treasurer do not allow me the time to fulfill the duties of this office at this time. I would respectfully request that you vote for candidates with EXPERIENCE and the proper qualifications to serve your best interests. Vote for Arthur J. Stuhlfeicr for president and the rest of. his excellent ticket. Signed: J. f?. ue President, Village of McCullom Lake VOTE A STRAIGHT PROGRESSIVE TICKET!! VILLAGE ELECTION -- BEACHHOUSE TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1965 Polls Open 6:00 A.M. to (i:00 P.M. STATE OFFICERS ADDRESS DINNER MEETING OF VETS (Continued from page I) ing was then turned over to Barracks Junior Vice-Commander Gene Kane, who had been in charge of all arrangements, including a full and enjoyable evening of entertainment including group singing and special musical numbers. Harry Mueller served admirably as master of ceremonies, and Mrs. Jeanne Randolph was unstinting in her performance on the electric organ throughout the entire evening. Young Pat McAndrews also entertained on his accordion, and Mrs. Shirley Smith made the evening complete with her solo numbers and in leading the group singing. NAME GOODWILL REPRESENTATIVE AT WONDER LAKE IN TOWN 4 Bedroom Home, 1% baths," all new fixtures* gas hot water heat, full basement, wall to wall carpeting, garage. $18,000. EDGEBROOK HEIGHTS On Green St. -- Beautiful home on 1 acre of land. Immaculate Ideal for starters or retiring people. Will submit all offers $21,200. NEAR TOWN 2 Bedroom Home -- wall to wall carpeting, blinds, drapes, electric range, refrigerator, water softener included. $8,950. 2 Bedroom Home -- Full basement, range and refrigerator included. Fenced in wooded lot. Can buy on contract for $500 down. WATERFRONT Resort -- 2 bars and restaurant. $35,000. Make offer. BAYSHORE REALTY 3440 W. Elm Street McHenry, 111. 385-3620 - 385-7508 -- 385-4836 after 7 p.m. Gateway To The Chain-O-Lakes 4-8-65 IN McHENRY 3 Bedroom all Brick Home, full basement, 2 baths and garage only 1V^ years old: Priced to sell now. ON FOX RIVER 4 Bedroom, 2 story home, basement and 2 car garage, priced at $22,000 or best offer. See today. RETIREMENT SPECIAL 2 Bedroom Home, basement and garage. Widow will sacrifice at only $12,000 furnished. VACANT -- NEAR McHENRY 5 Acres -- $6,000. 7x/2 Acres -- $6,500. List your property for sale or rent here. THE KENT CORPORATION McHenry's Oldest Real Estate Office Established Since 1923 PHONE 385-3800 1311 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, Illinois 4-8-65 Helen Pederson, 7609 Beach Drive, Wonder Lake, has been named local Goodwill Industries representative, according to A1 Soldwish, director of community relations. This will mark the beginning of Goodwill Industries service to the Wonder Lake area, which previously was served from Woodstock and McHenry. Mrs. Pederson, a handicap confined to a wheel chair, will serve the community by taking calls for pick-up service, giving out information about Goodwill Industries, arranging for presentations and working with the local Scouts and schools. Mrs. Pederson is the mother of three children, two at home and attending local schools. Though she is a victim of multiscerlosis and a serious fall has placed her in a wheel chair, she is able to take care of herself and do much of her housework. For pick-up arrangements and information, the local residents should call 653-9314. The annual output of one Pennsylvania crayon manufacturer would circle the equator twice. SUNNYSIDE - PISTAKEE AREA Roomy ranch style home. Two big bedrooms. Insulated for extra protection. 2Vn car garage, large utility room. More than $9,500 worth of contentment here, but that's all we're asking. On 2 wooded lots. 5 Room Ranch Home -- 2 large bedrooms. 12x23 living room. Oak floors throughout. $11,350. $350 down. Monthly payment $65.38 principal and interest. McHenry -- Comfort! Convenience! Large Cape Cod style home. Four bedrooms. Well insulated. Plastered walls and ceilings. Close to all schools and shopping. Plenty of shade trees on three large lots. 2V2 baths, full basement, garage space for two cars. Boat dock rights. Worth a million -- but to you only $23,500. Small down payment, balance on contract. Owner will take small hoi^se in trade. INVESTMENT BARGAINS 28 Acres -- All wooded with frontage on two roads (corner). Deep well, fruit trees and l,ots of evergreen trees -- $950 per acre. Will divide. 125 Acre Farm -- Complete with buildings, adjacent to subdivision. $15,000 down. Owner will hold contract, 5% interest. SUNNYSIDE REALTY Northwest Corner of N. Wilmot and West May Ave. 1612 W. May Ave. McHenry (Sunnyside), 111. PHONE 815-385-7762 4-8-63 BAIRD & WARNER, INC. Established 1855 PISTAKEE BAY RIGHTS -- With income. Main house has 2 bedrooms, 18x15 living room, 2 car garage with living quarters. Ideal for retired couple who would like to cut living costs. Carpeting and air conditioning included for $16,500. McHENRY SHORES -- 3 bedroom ranch with cathedral living room and stone fireplace. Full basement. Attached garage. Very attractive. Reduced to $22,500. McHENRY -- On State Route. 1 block to shopping, schools and churches. Multiple dwelling zoning. 3 plus bedrooms, 2 baths. Part basement. $22,500. COUNTRY CLUB RIVER FRONT -- 4 bedrooms, 3Vi baths, large living room with fireplace. Family room. Oversized 2 car attached garage. In excellent condition. Reduced $35,000. Brokers Cooperation Invited. MR. HEINEN -- 385-2527 4-8-65 VALUE MAIN INTERIOR LATEX White & Colors Reg. $4.69 -- NOW $344 gal, Main Interior LATEX PAINT OIL BASE HOUSE PAI $444 gal, FREE Roller & Tray Set $3.00 Value \\ ith the Purchase of 1 Gal. or More Satin Luminal! Interior Latex Paint MAIN PAINT 3819 W. Main Si. Phone 385-1115 HIGH SCHOOL students willing to do all kinds of general work after school and Saturdays. Call mornings only, 385- 1145, ask for Dick Swantz. 1-14-65-TF YOUNG MARRIED man desires morning work. 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. General work, any day but Thursday, 385-4469. 2-11-65-TF YOUNG MAN desires work after school and weekends. Willing to do anything. Call Bob 385-7739. 4-8-65 Retired Male Executive 62 yrs.^Voung, aggressive, physically and mentally, fit. Limitations -- no heavy lifting. Desires work, "supervisory or non-supervisory, day or nights. Office, personnel, counselor, salesman indoors, social, public relations. $100 month minimum, full or part time. 385- 5212. C. T. WESSEL 2916 N. Stilling Bl. McHenry, 111. 4-8-15-22-29-65 GUNS--For Cash $$$. McHenry Gun Center, 3325 W. Elm Street Phone 385-7320. 3-25-65-TF SLEEPING ROOM for single man. Have references. Call JU 7-7674. * 4-8-65 3 TO 4 BEDROOM house in country, small acreage with one or more out buildings. Possibly with option. Call 815-653-7431. 4-8-65 LARGE FAMILY desires 4 or 5 bedroom home or bi-level to rent with option to buy. 312-223-0757 or 815-385-2815. 4-8-65 nibll® Notice* & BIDS ON removal of horse manure, very little straw. Holahan, 2602 S. Barreville Rd. Call 459-4519. 4-1-8-65 ALFALFA hay and wheat straw by bale or by ton. Richard May 385-1945. 4-8-65 Public Notices NEW CLASSES in obedience training for mixed and pure bred dogs beginning April 13th. Register now by calling 459- 4594. 4-1-8-65 NOT RESPONSIBLE for debts other than my own as of April 1, 1965, Don's Dairy Frost. Don Fluger. 4-1-8-65 GERT'S a gay girl -- ready' for a whirl after cleaning carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Coast to Coast Stores. ' 4-8-65 RUMMAGE SALE -- 4'Vi'x5' mirror, shadow box effect; misc. rummage, clothing, boy's girl's women's; toys; H.O. train; sewing machine; crib; doll buggy; snow blower; other small items. 385-0057. 4-8-65 WEEKEND SPECIAL Genuine HICKORY SMOKED RIBS DINNER $2.75 Club Lilymoor On Route 120 2 Miles East of McHenry 4-8t65 FRIDAY NITE SPECIALS Perch or Haddock $ .75 Jumbo Shrimp Dinner ....$1,75 Delicious Seafood Platter ....$1.75 Lobster Tail Platter $2.25 Club Lilymoor On Route 120 2 Miles East of McHenrv 4-8-65 F I S H FRY $1,25 FRIDAY NIGHTS Starting April 16 J Chapel Hill Country Club 2500 N. Chapel Hill Road 385-0333 4-1-8-65 CONTESTS ARE EVIDENT IN THREE DISTRICTS (Continued from Page 1) place will be at the school building. A caucus will be held at the polling place immediately before opening of the polls for the purpose of nominating a candidate. The terms of all school board members are for three years. Special Election In - connection with the voting at Ringwood, residents of the district will be asked to express themselves on a proposal to increase the maximum tax rate for the educational fund to 1.123 per cent of value instead of .913 per cent, the maximum rate otherwise applicable to the next taxes to. be extended. The board estimates that the approximate amount of taxes extendible for educational purposes under the proposed rate is $35,102.24. The rate otherwise applicable is $28,537.99. Voting will be for the same hours as the board election. Be Wise Read The Classifieds Farmers Market HAMPSHIRE LAMBS. $15 ea. CALL 653-9271. 4-8-65 FORTY TONS of hay. Call 385-0923. 4-8-65 FOUND--White gold wedding ring with 7 diamonds. Call 385-6518. 4-8-65 Persona] WARTS WILT away with safe h a r m l e s s o i n t m e n t w i t h o u t caustic burns or scars. Must remove warts or money is refunded. Bolger Drug Store. 3-18 thru 5-6-65 Easter gift idea! -- Dorothy Gray - Indiga - Ming Dynasty - Tantalize - Figurine. NYE DRUG PIANOS & ORGANS TONES Music Try Before You $2 per week Practice Piano Private Music All Lesson 3719 W. Elm St. Across from Buy gives you or Organ-- Lesson -- Material Ph. 385-4646 the Jewel Power train warranted lor 2 years or 24JXO mMm Shapes up like a posh European Gran Jurismo, prices out like an economy import. Sports a big-time trunk under the high fashion fastback. Sticks to the straight-and-narrow like a speeding jet, even in gusty cross winds. the longer, lovelier\ livelier SAAB?. . just $1985P.O.*. (Overseas Delivery Available) Also A Fine Selection Of 1-Owner Used Saabs Available EUROPA MOTORS 3318 W. Pearl Si. Open Daily 8:30 - 6 p.m. .McHenry, 111. Fridays Til 9 p.m. Phone 385-0700 Sundays 12 to 4 p.m. < \