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V:\ / . March 24, 1966 THE! McHENHV PLAINDEAL£R \ Section Three -- v. Wonder Lake News EVELYN RASKE PHONE 653-4362 Measle Vaccine Given Children So far 163 children have been given the free measle vaccine in the Wonder Lake area. In the absence of Doctor Santo Ruggero, Mrs. Earl Schuster, a Registered nurse, and the chairman of the health committee at Harrison school, called .. upon Mrs. Ralph Schmall and Mrs. F. Lind, both registered nurses to step in and give a helping hand in administering ;the shots. The program is not complete but to date twenty-eight preschool and eighty school age children from the Greenwood area have been vaccinated and fifty-five pre-schoolers at Haif-? rison school have been vaccinated. Doctor Ruggero, who wgis detained at the hospital last Wednesday, plans to be on hand to complete the program this week. The complete total of shots administered will be given in next week's paper. Fight Communism The McHenry Township Republican Club is sponsoring a C a r d i n a l M i n d s z e n t y S t u d y Group in combatting Communism with knowledge and facts. There will be 10 sessions, every other Thursday starting March 24 at 8 p.m. at the McHenry High School. These meetings are non-bias, open for men and women and are free of charge. Everyone is welcomed to attend. For further information, contact Mrs. Grant Ernst, 653-7451. Luncheon A Success A buffet-type luncheon and style show was held at the Mill Inn on March 17 where s o m e e i g h t y p e o p l e w e r e served. The food, of which there was an abundance, was just great even down to.,the green dessert in honor of Saint Patrick's Day. After lunch, Miss Jan Hann of the Sbyaquay Council showed slides of the three council-owned campsites purchased and maintained by -the profits of the cookie sales. Out of the sale of a box of cookies, "the troop gets a 'nickel and the remaining profit goes to buy these campsites. To date, the council owhs Hawthorne Hill, Chapman Hills and Lofig Lake Camp in Wisconsin. The style show was presented with the co-operation of Kay Diedrich. The lovely models were Rita Bebber, June Kink, Connie Schleicher, Marilyn Topp, Harriett : Van Kanegan and Mrs. Richardson and the children models were Susie Van Kanegan, Michael Diedrich and Patty McMillan. Klwanls Meeting The March 14 program was taken care of by Guy-White who showed a film of the 1965 Master Golf Tournament at Augusta* Ga, Acting Secretary Bill Cristy said that the committee reports were . tardy this week. Joe Sullivan reported on the March 7 flag presentation to the Wonder Lake Explorer Post 145 by Lorraine Murphy representing the V.F.W. Fox River Post, McHenry. The March 21 program was taken care of by Horace Wagner, while the Inter-Club with Crystal Lake, will be handled by Jim Robison on March 29. Art Lau will take care of the Green Candle Program on April 25. President Bob Howe announced that the Kiwanis District bowling tournament will be at Peoria on May 14 and 15. John Craig won the Battl^ AxAward, Name Changed At the last meeting of the Little Sewers it was decided that since the girls wanted to branch out a little and try their hand in other activities that the name should be changed from the Little Sewers to the Girls Hobby Club; ' Election, of officers was held at the last meeting with Charmaine Vidovich being named president, Diane B<*rta, vicepresident, Helen Burlack, secretary, and Anna Burlack as treasurer. For the next few weeks, the girls will be taking cooking lessons. Peanut Butter cookies, were their first attempt with the promise of more to come. Surprise Visit • '• • - Mr. and, Mrs. Richard Schroeder was pleasantly surprised when Dick's unci?, Robert Albert, paid them1 an' (artexpected visit. Uncle Bob is here on business from Huntington Station, Long Island, JMew York. Hope ' you' enjoy your stay here. Welcome Home, Carl Lieutenant Carl Walker, U.S. M.C. returned home Saturday, March 19, after serving nine months in Viet Nam. The Walkers are gjad to have Carl back home with them. Good-by and Good Luck to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and faniily of Saint Francis Heights. . The Smiths are moving to California. Their many friends will miss them. Furlough Ends Robert Nielsen, son. of Mr. and Mrs. W. Nielsen; returned to Norfolk, Va., after a two week furlough from the United States Navy. Actors and Actresses The seventh grade students at Harrison school are presenting two plays, So the Jury Was Hung, and The Crystal Ball, on Friday, March 25, at 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale now. Sincere Sympathy Sincere sympathy to Mrs. Jay Cristy and Gerald Draffkorn and their families on the recent death of their father, Frank Draffkorn of Woodstock, who passed away March 16 in Florida. Get Well to Audrey Jackson who after undergoing minor surgery, is now at home taking it easy. to Jean Palko, who suffered a concussion when she fell playing volleyball. to Mrs. Elmer Murphy r a^long time resident of Wonder Lake, now vacationing in California. and to Carol Menola^ino, . Who hasn't; been feeling too , well lately. • Father Stork Busy Mr. and, Mrs. Frank Novak accepted a lovely baby girl from father stork, while the M. Slotowskis took over the careZof their newly delivered son, then the stork entrusted the. care of a -daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Helm. Congratulation, parents. Welcome,' Neighbor The Oakwood Shores residents would like to welcome their, new neighbors, Mr, artd Mrs. George Zieman. The Ziej mans are not new in this area, they have lived in Indian Ridge for the past year and a half. Hope you enjoy the sub? division. Coughlins Dazes (Days) I f b r i n g i n g D e n n i s h o m e from the hospital wasn't exciting eriough for Gloria and Ed, last weekend was. It started when Kevin celebrated his birthday with his little^ friends, Pat Cristy, JVfike Wines, Danny McCafferty and Jerry Palko, on Friday, March 18. On Saturday, March 19, he made his First Holy Communion at Christ the King church. Afterwards, Gloria served dinner for twenty guests including his aunts and uncles from Oak Park. Sunday, the next wave of guests appeared, this time it was Mr. and Mrs. William McQuire of Hometown, 111. Who appears next at the Coughlins door remains to be seen. "Snoop the Scoop" Missed One. March 19 marked the ?? birthday of T. P. Mathews. His office staff surprised him with a small party on company time no less. Even though you aren't 19, Happy Birthday anyway. Compare! Whatever car you may be considering as your next, you should investigate the many superiorities of Cadillai, Its performance, luxury, distinction and lasting value will convince you that you could make no better motor car investment. Match Cadillac against any other car at or near its price and it will prove its extra value beyond a doubt. For example, you'll find no other car of Cadillac's size that performs so nimbly or handles so deftly. Cadillac is respected by authoritative automotive writeril as a "driver's car" for its outstanding road capabilities. No other automobile offers such a satisfying combination of comfort, roominess, luxury and conveniences.Cadillac is unexcelled in the motoring safeguards it offers as standard equipment. Finally, no other car in its class comes close to Cadillac in popularity, owner loyalty or high resale value. Only your personal experience at the wheel of a Cadillac can completely demonstrate how elegant, excellent and exciting your next automobile investment can be. See your nearby authorized dealer at your earliest opportunity. No one else knows Cadillac motor cars better... or is better prepared to offer the superior kind of service a fine car like Cadjllac truly deserves. Standard of theWorld Cadillac Motor Car Division SEE AND DRIVE THE MAGNIFICENT 1966 CADILEAC AT YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER OVERTON CADILLAC - PONTIAC COMPANY 1112 N. Front Street Grandson Injured While watching TV recently, Mrs. Th°o. Liacas saw a familiar face on the set.'It was that of her grandson being blown out of a tent. Donald Blakely, who is with the Special Forces in Viet Nam, required 126 stitches to close a shrapnel Wound on his body. Donald, his wife and children make their home in Columbus, Ga. , ^ Congratulations To Evey and Earl Gustafson, who celebrated their twentyeighth wedding anniversary on March 12. HEAD START FUNDS A total of $4,113,001 has been set aside by the Office of Economic Opportunity for Illinois Head Start projects during the summer of 1966, according to an announcement from the federal office of Economic Opportunity (OEO). Head Start is a pre-school training pfograiji for underprivileged children. Head Start money will be "above and beyond" money already allocated to Illinois community action committees to develop other types of antipoverty programs. ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY WALTER KALBOW FARM AUCTION FRIDAY. MARCH 2 COMMENCING AT 12:30 P.M. Due to a fire, I will sell the balance of my dairy herd and farm equipment on the farm known as the Sherman Farm located 1 mile West of McHenry on U.S. Route 120, M mile North DAIRY HERD -- 16 Holstein Dairy Cows, consisting of 3 just fresh, 2 Springers, balance milking and bred back; 5 Holstein Yearling Heifers, vaccinated; 1 Holstein Bull. MACHINERY -- Int. F-20 Tractor; (case iron wheels, Power Lift foot brakes); Int. 2 Row Power lift Cultivator; New Idea Wagon; New Holland Wagon; M. C. Chopper; Papec Silo Filler; 2 Wheeled Trailer; Elevator; Case 2 - 14 inch Plow; Int. 3-14 inch Plow; 2 Sec. Wood Drag; 4 Roller Shredder; McD. & ft. Grain Drill Running Gear; Drive Belt; Oliver 7 ft. Mower; Int. PTO Binder; D. B. Mower; D. B. 2 row Corn Planter; Woods Bros. Corn Picker; Int. Side Rake; Gas Tank; Van Vetter 150 gal. Bulk Tank; 2 Surge 55-lb. Milk Units; Pails, Strainers, etc.; Misc. Tools; Some Furniture. 100 Chickens. Chicken Equipment. 10 Acres Standing Corn. Auctioneer: Win. Russell, Wm. Sullivan Walter Kalbow, Owner FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, Clerking NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS USUAL BANK TERMS -- $25.00 or under Cash Farm Service Way Insured AUCTION LOCATION: 3 miles North of Crystal Lake, HI., or 4 Miles South of McHenry, 111., on the Crystal Lake-McHenry Blacktop, then V* mile west on Crystal Springs Road. Watch for Auction Arrows. REASON: Other business interests. LUNCH ON GROUNDS Knoll Farm Crystal Lake, Illinois JOHN ROB&ON, Owner Phone 815-459-6585 turday, March 26,1966 Sale To Start At 9:30 a.m. 2-20 ft.xSO ft. Harvester Silos (These can be taken down and erected for an estimated cost of $1500 by Harvester Co.); Hercules (heavy duty) Harvester unloader; 3 - 30 ft. x 60 ft. herd King Sealed Storage Silos with unloaders, (New 1965); 2-9,000 bushels grain bins. 100 Ton Alfalfa-Brome all conditioned and with good color. 9,000 Bushels Dry Shell Corn. Allis Chalmer D2l Diesel (600 hrs.) used one season; Allis Chalmer D19 Gas with wide front; Allis Chalmers D17 LP Tractor with wide front; Allis Chalmer WD 45 Gas-narrow; Farmall H; John Deere 2010 (Industrial) tractor with loader and duals; Fox (2 row) self propelled chopper with corn and windrow attachment; Owatonna Imperial 90 Self propelled 12 foot Windrower and No. 205 Conditioner; Gleaner, Self propelled combine with 2 row corn head and 12 foot grain head, Hume Reel and Cab; Allis Chalmers pull-type plow, 6x16" with trip bottoms and slats; Allis Chalmers semi-mounted plow, 4x16 inch, with trip bottoms and slats. Allis Chalmer 15 foot Wheel Disk harrow; Allis Chalmers 12 foot field cultivator (snap coupler); Allis Charter six row cultivator (front mount); Corson 6 foot Soil-Surgeon; Brillion 12 foot Cultivator Packer; Brillion Clod Buster (for 4 bottom plow); 2 Gravity flow boxes; Allis Chalmer 6 row wheel-track corn planter with preemerge sprayer; John Deere 12 foot double disc grain drill with grass seed attachment; Win Power, 4 row rotary hoe; New Idea 12 foot Model 121E fertilizer-spreader; Single Axle Grain-O-Vator; Gehl Blower with short hopper, PTO new; Gehl blower with long hopper, PTO; 180 foot Gehl 9 inch blower pipe; 48 foot Allis Chalmer 9 inch blower pipe; Gehl No. 72 green chopper; New Holland No. 78 baler with thrower; New Idea No. 400 hay rake; Allis Chalmer side unloading forage box; Gehl self unloading box with rubber cross apron; 2 Gehl self unloading boxes with chain cross conveyor; New Idea No. 625 heavy duty running gear (double reach); 3 Allis Chalmer No. 605 heavy duty running gears (8 ply tires); New Idea No. 130 running gear; Gehl W-600 heavy duty running gears; 2 Knight No. 130 manure spreaders (tandems); Starline Roto Spreader; Jeep CJ-150 pick-up (recently rebuilt); Ford IV2 ton truck, with hoist; International panel truck; 2- \Vz ton Chevrolet trucks, with hoist; International panel truck; 2-1 Yz ton Chevrolet trucks, with hoist; M-C Grain Dryer, Model 600, continuous, LP; Mix-Mill automatic feed - metering, mixing and grinding system; Onan 10 CW standby generating plant LP; Cattle Trailer; Tilt Bed Trailer; Various lengths of 3 inch augers with 5 drive units; 24 foot Green Chop wagon (new); Anhydrose ammonia applicator system; New Idea 32 foot conveyor (PTO and motor mount); Mayroth 24 foot conveyor ;Owatonna No. 205 conveyor (30 ft. and TO ft.); Malco Bale conveying equipment (mow and portable); 6 Feed Bunks; Cattle chute; Calf chute; 6-Mineral and salt feeders; Electric Eye automatic cattle sprayer; Cap-Chur C02 Hypodermic launching rifles; Radson Electronic Moisture tester for grain; American Moisture Tester for forage; Haines vertical feed mixer (1 ton capacity); Allis Chalmer Model F spark plug cleaner; Jamesway Silo Unloader for 16 foot silo (unloaded 2 silos); John Deere Wagon Hoist; Many Items too numerous to mention. Creamery Package 1,000 Gallon Bulk Tank with 5HP Compressor; Bou-Matic Twin Pulsator Milking System 6 units with weigh jars and pipe (new 1964). MOST ALL THIS EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN PURCHASED WITHIN THE LAST 4 YEARS. SOME USED ONLY ONE SEASON. INSPECTION INVITED PRIOR TO SALE. Ol&ERAL THEKMS. teHoaeM: ©©tdon Stade, Grayslake, 111. Phone 812-223-5155 . - . Jlviidant Stade; MundeleSm, 111., Plsoa© 312-^566-8555 CasMor: Wally Von Egmspffld, Citation, Wis. Clerk: Ronald Lipinsky, Union, 111. Farm Auction Service, Inc., Lake Geneva, Wis. PETERSON AUCTION Located IY2 miles North of Wauconda, HI. on the Garland Rd., or 1 mile East of Rt. 12 on Bonner Rd., then 1 mile North, or % mile South of Gilmer Ed. on Gossell Rd., then take right fork on Wednesday, March 30 AT 11:00 A.M. 79 HEAD REGISTERED A GRADE HOL8TEINS: 39 Cows, 26 being Registered; 3 heifers, springing; 37 heifers of various ages, some of them bred. Many would make good 4-H projects. Most of the heifers sired by Curtis bulls. (Woodburn Inka Reflector, Romandale REF. Marquis, Irvington Pride Admiral, Ragapple Charmer). Most of the cows are sired by NIBCO; 1 2-yr. old bull out of Dam with 175,000 M, 6300 BF lifetime record 4 mo. old bull by, the Duke and from 860 BF Dam.. « There are 7 cows classified VG and 13 are Giood Plus. Some individual records are 19,800 M, 860 BF; 18,300 M, 741 BF; 19,050 M 654 BF and the high 2 yr. old in Lake County DHIR testing with the 305 day record of over 18,000 lbs. M, 66T BF. 1 Angus Heifer will be sold. DAIRY EQUIPMENT: 275 gal. Groen Remote control bulk cooler, 1960; 2 Surge and 2 Sterling DeLaval milker units; Steel stanchions and stalls; box stalls; Badger barn cleaner; 120 ft. lYt" pipeline; pails; pumps; etc. * FEED: 16 ft. silage in 14 ft. silo; silo unloader for 14 ft. silo; 300 bu. oats. , r MACHINERY: Some farm machinery will also be sold at beginning of sale. iTERSON FARM, owner WM. KAHLE, Manager Auctioneers: Gordon Stade, Grayslake, HI. -- 312-223-5154 Wm. Stade, Jr., Mundelein, 111. -- 812-566-8555 Clerks: McHenry State Bank. Usual Bank Terms NOT RESPONSIBLE FOBS ACCIDENTS FARM SERVICE WAY INSURED AUCTION LOCATION: 1 mile Northeast of Cary, 111., being on the Three Oaks Rd. % mile East of the Cary-Grove High School. Watch for Auction Arrows on Rte. 14. REASON: Discontinuing Dairying. VAL PICHEN, Owner 1.1966 Sale To Start At 12:00 Noon 60 HOLSTEIN CATTLE 40 Milk Cows (3 Guernseys & 1 Swiss), 10 are recently fresh or springing; 8 are first calf heifers; 7 Holstein spring heifers; 8 Holstein Yearling bulls; 5 Holstein steer calves. Artificial breeding or a good bull has been consistently used in this. herd. The cattle will be T.B. tested and Bangs tube tested and are eligible for interstate shipment. FEED: 1500 bu. oats, 10 ft. silage in 16 foot silo. DAIRY EQUIPMENT 275 gallon Groen Stainless Steel bulk cooler; milk house fan; stainless steel double tanks; 20 quart Stainless Steel carrying pails; 3 Surge milkers; Surge pump and pipeline for 45 cows. FARM A MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT Ford 8N tractor with Wagoner loader, 2 buckets & fork; (1300 hrs.); Farmall Super H tractor; John Deere 4-row cultivator; Gehl chopper box; Papec ensilage blower on RT with 45 foot pipe; Continental post hole digger; 6 Ton heavy duty No. 200 Hauk side-spreader; International No. 40 PTO spreader; back hoe for Ford or Ferguson tractor, 7 foot trench; antique high wheel wagon; Case corn binder; 6 foot McC. disc; Century trail-type 6 row sprayer; International fencer; Castrating clamp; hot water radiators, 3-4 inch and 1% inch pipe; pile, of old iron; air compressor; good hay rope; many other items. LIBERAL TERMS: Auctioneers: Gordon StaAe, Grayslake, 111. -- 812-223-5155 Wm. Stade, Jr. Mundelein, 111. -- 312-566-8555 Representatives: Ronald Lipinsky Farm Auction Service, Inc., Lakfe Geneva, Wisconsin GEISLER AUCTION Having been inducted into Military Service, the undersigned will sell the following personal property on premises located 3 miles Southwest of Grayslake, 111., being on Rte. 59A, 3 miles West of Ivanhoe or 4 miles East of Volo on SUNDAY, MARCH 27 AT 12:3® FARM MACHINERY: Massey Harris No. 55 tractor with Charlynn hyd. system; Massey Harris 44 tractor with new rubber; Farmall "H" tractor with cult. & manure loader; McC. 4x14 hyd. plow with throw-aways; McC 3x14 plow; MH 12 ft. wheel disc; J.D. 490 corn planter; McC. 50T hay baler; 1950 Chev. Vz ton Pick-up; MM Uni-Tractor & Picker Sheller; McC. wagon with new Kill Bros. Gravity box; McC. wagon with wooden gravity box; Massey No. 50 6 ft. combine with hume reel; McC. 8 ft. field cult.; McC. 8 ft. double disc grain drill with grass seed & fert.; McC. 8 ft. disc; Meyers 36 ft. elevator with elec. motor; Case 2x14 plow; Letz Port. PTO burr mill; McC. manure spreader; New Idea pull-type mower; running gear and flare box; McC. 4-section harrow witlj 4 and 2 section beam; 3 section steel harrow; Horn stalk chopper; 10 ft. cultipacker; Mayrath 14 ft. auger; Massey 33 cult.; Trutest 6 hp. 4 speed garden tractor & attachments; scale; poultry & hog feeders; stock tanks; fanning mill; tank heaters; ladders; large amount of small items. SERVICE STATION EQUIPMENT: Lincoln greaser; 1 ton floor jack; tire changer & tools; wheel balancer; paint sprayer & compressor; 2 yr. old Coke cooler; Lube pump, tank & dolly; 30 assorted tires & tubes; large amount Ignition parts; thermostats; spark plugs; battery cables; fuel pumps; cords, racks, cabinets; other stock. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: 6 mo. old King-sized bed; 3 mo. old gas range; 2 piece sectional sofa; 2 elec. broilers; 1 yr. old TV & table; Hot Point Refrigerator; desk & chair; lamps; tables & other items. SLER OWNER Auctioneers: Gordon Stade, Grayslake, Ml. -- 312-223>51|l Wm. Sted®, Jr. MundGlsSffi} 111. -- $12-566-8555 Clerks: McHenry State Bank. Usual Bank Terms. Not responsible fog Accidemte. . J