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Thursday, June 17, 195* - • '""v*? i v . i • /'\V' * ,• , • ' ; ". vt' V. /- ; ;• :'-•••• 'V • V-'" i -f . THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE lAih FOR SALE -- HOMES--FARMS CHOKE LOTS -- BUSINESSES RESORT PROPERTY Knox Real Estate 405 Richmond Road MdHenry, IB. Pttbne: McHenry 421-J 24-tf FOR SALE -- 4 roohv2 bedroom home, full baserrieht, gfcrtge, oil hot air furnace, subd. back of St. Mary's church. 3 bedrotom home, garage, basement, screened porch, gas hot air furnace, lot 75 x 170. Price $12,000, Subd. back of St. Mary's churctf. Knox Real Estate, 405 Richmond Road, Phone 421-J. ^ 6 FOR SALE 1 new 6 room ranch home with garage attached, under construction. /will sell completed at $10,500/ 1 2-bedroom home on large (lot, landscaped, furnished, $5,350, $1,000 down, easj terms. Large ranch house with Fox Rner rights, near Johnsburg, /$12,000. Air spun Builders and Real Estate PHONE McHENRY 430 0-2 SITUATION WANTED MISCELLANEOUS SITUATION WANTED -- High school girls will take care of children day or night. Must have transportation. Call 844-R mornings. *6 Club Lilymoor Presents Alyce Joyce at the Hammond Organ Friday Niteft and Sandays starting at S p.m. Saturday Nite, Pete Hamtl and His Orchestra 6 FRIDAY NITE SPECIALS Deep Fried Perch, French Fries Lettuce and Tomato Mated Vegetable, Roil and Butter 75c Shrimp Plate flJM Club Lilytaioor Route 120 6 FFA NEWS SITUATION WANTED Girl, experienced in general office work, typing and filing wants position in McHenry or surrounding territory. CalJ McHenry 577-J-2. *6 Fish Fry Every Friday Night Pizza, Friday and Saturday night "Alibi", Gus's Place ISO S. Green St. tftf FOR SALE -- By owner, 5 room ranch type home. Well insulated, combination doors and windows, tile kitchen and bath. Located beaUtiful Highland Shores, corner of Memory Trail and Wonder Lake Drive West side. Reasonable. Wonder Lake 5253, J. Bartz. 6 FOR SALE -- 6 rooms, bath, utility, garage, near Johnsburg, water rights, price $7,500. Terms. For appointment call at our office in Johnsburg. JACOB FRITZ -- REALTOR Phone McHenry 37 5-tf FOR SALE -- 4 room house on Fox River, lot 100x250. Phone McHenry 476-J. *4-2 FOR SALE -- Large corner lot in Highland Shores subdivision, owner will sacrifice. Call Wonder Lake 3571. 4-tf FOR SALE -- Property in McHenry, Wonder Lake, Island Lake aitf %«rrouiMiflf territory. Hofcies Cottages, Businesses and ether types of real estate. STEP LADDERS WANTED -- Would appreciate the return of my two 10-ft. step ladders which someone borrowed. Am in the process of painting my home and need them badiy. Claude McDermott, Lakemoor. 6 WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY -- Top price paid for iron, metais and junk cars. Ed Marsh, phone McHenry 963-R-l. 33-tf FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL Southern Frie/l »/2 Chicken, French Frie« Lettuce and Tomato Salgfn. Rolls, Butter. $1.50 Filet Steak Sandwich, French Fries, Lettuce and Tomato Salad $1.50 Club Lilymoor WANTED-TO RENT WANTED TO RENT -- Modern 3 bedroom house, in or near McHenry. Write care of Plaindealer. Box 467. *6 210 8. Green St. McHenr? PHONE 1126 17tf JL MISCELLANEOUS Anniversary Dance* June 19 -- 8 p.m. Joe Mellln's Orchestra from Elgin McHenry Moose Lodge Member* and Invited Guests 6 MUNICIPAL BAUD PLAYING SECOND CONCERT OF YEAR The municipal band's second appearance of the season will be made next week Wednesday I night, June 23, at 8 p.m. in the j city park. The rain last week made necessary postponement of the fiist program scheduled for the summer season. v The concert will include the following numbers: "The Star Spangled Banner"; March, "Kiefer's Special" -- Kiefer; Waltz, "Alpine Sunset," -- King; Overture, "The Crusaders" -- Buchtel; Solection, "Beauties of Erin" -- arranged by Lake; Mai ch, "The Skywriters" Bergeim. Popular number, "The Whiffen- "poof Song" -- arranged by Yoder; Overture, "The Elves" -- Kiefer; Fox Trot, "Southern Echoes" -- arranged by Lake; Serenade, "A Night in June" -- King; Popular number, "You Can't bo True Dear" -- Otten and Griffin; "The Lost Chord" -- Sullivan; March, "Festal Day" -- Buchtel; Finale, "God Bless America" -- Berlin. Rites Held Wednesday For Orpha Hite, 78 Services for Otpha Hite, age 78, were held Wednesday at 1:30 o'clock from the Peter M. Justen funeral home, with Rev. J. Elliott Corbett officiating. Burial was in Rosehill cemetery. Mrs. Hite is survived by a son, Clifford Hyatt, of LakerrfSor, four sisters, Cora Sorenson, Gertrude Nordquist, Daisy Massie, all of Seat-tie. Wash., and Gail May of Chicago. A Chicago resident, Mrs. Hite £ad come to Lakemoor just the daV before a heart-- condition caused her unexpected death. Advertise In The Plaindeafer A Lasting Remembrance Baby's Foot or Hand Imprints MADE INTO Beautiful Wall Plaques CALL 752-W FOR APPOINTMENT tut nam \W\\\\\v\ ZEEHYR AIL-SEASON AWNINGS Coolest awning under the tun" Patented Zephyr Ventilated Awnings will bring ytfur home all-season, all-weather protection against sun, wind, rain and snow. Their graceful modeling adds beauty and distinction. Many styles, all colors. Budget Terms If Desired The Zephyr Ventilated Awning Co. PHONE CRYSTAL LAKE 338 816 Virginia St. Crystal Lake, 111. mmmm The McHenry F.F.A. chapter lost ten members by graduation from high school recently who will be missed seriously for several- of them have held important offices in the chapter for two or more years. Among them is Dick Nowak, president for the past two years and De- Kalb award winner in his senior year; Arnold Freund, secretary for the past two years and the only member with the State Farmer degree; Dave Smith, vicepresident and Star Farmer award winner for the past two years. Other members who perhaps served less" distinctively, but who are just as necessary for the Success of any chapter are Bob Comstock, Loren Freund, Paul Hiller, Gene Hughes, Jack Miller, Anthony Schaefer and Bob Schmelzer. Dick Nowak, Loren Freund and Bob Schmelzer are considering higher education; Gene Hughes is in his own tree-trimming business; Bob Comstock has a job with a construction company; and the others are aSl actively engaged in farhiing. To take their place, the McHenry F.F.A. chapter held an election of chapter officers during the last week in May. Boys interested in serving the chapter as officers made written appttca* tion for the job desired and these applications were used by the nominating committee. The elections were all very close and a fine group of interested, young members won the nod. Dick Wissell, an outstanding sophomore scholastically, athletically, musically, and as a farmer, was elected president. Harry Diedrich, by his fine service as sentinel in his sophomore year, moved up to vice* president. Ted Schaefer, another sophomore, wanted and received the office of secretary. John Hogan, an alert freshmen with a good 4-H record, is the new reporter. Mark Zimmerman, an* other hard working freshman with a good 4-H record, is the new treasurer. For sentinel, the race was close between Fred Bowman, sophomore, and Tom Blumhorst, freshman. Finally, Fred, with his strong Ringwoad backing, won the election by one vote. The success and achievements of the McHenry F.F.A. chapter in the future rests on these young men and their ability to keep the rest of the chapter moving. They are capable and deservfe the commendation and encouragement of the community. - r One method that the McHenry F.P.A. chapter has used to* awa'd its members who show the greatest effort in farming programs, fairs, scholarship, and other activities is the annual presentation of six inch or eight inch chenille letter M's (orange) with the small letters FFA embedded in blue. At the 1954 parerit and son banquet, the following members received large letters in recognition for their points earned: Dave Smith, senior; Harry Died- I'ich and Dick Wissell, sophomores. Six inch chenille letters were received by Arnold Freund, senior; Arnold Thelen, junior; Tom Thompson and Dave Young, sophomores; and Tom Blumhorst, John Hogan and Mark. Zimmerman, freshmen. a ^ Civil Defense Test Proved Quite Successful Residence Changes The Joseph Glossons have moved from the home of the late Math Glosson to John street to their new home on Center street. The place they vacated will be occupied by the new owners, the Elmer Glossons, who are moving from McCullom Lake. The Harold Knox family has moved from Crystal Lake to the Knox homestead, near Terra Cotta. Miss Florence Knox is making her home with them. The Edward Kania family has moved from one of the Stilling apartments on Main street to the Wattles apartment building The apartment now occupied by the Kanias was formerly the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lofoitz, who moved to the Country Club subdivision. j The civil defense test held in ; McHenry last Monday morning was quite successful in spite of the fact that "operation alert" had not been sufficiently plublicized to warrant 100 per Went cooperation. A county meeting setting forth details of procedure to be followed was held on I Wednesday night last week and as most weekly papers in the j county ar e published on Thurs- I day it was impossible to give full details. As it was, most shoppers "took cover" in stores along the streets and an alerted police force stopped traffic within the city for a ten-minute period after the sirens blew to signal the start of the test. . News About Our Servicemen RECLASSIFY PROPERTY •The State Bank of Woodstock, as trustee, was granted the right by the county boa.d to reclassify I' certain property, an addition, to j Sunnyside Estates located twp miles north of Johnsburg, for subdivision purposes. Subscribe to the Plaindealer Pvt. James W. Miller, husband of Mrs. Barbara Miller, 28 E. Third street, McHenry, is undergoing basic infantry training at Fort Leonard Wood with a unit of the 6th Armored Division. After induction into the Army at his home station, Pvt. Miller processed through the 5045th ASU reception station at Fort Leonard Wood, where he received his initial Army clothing, and took the basic qualification and aptitude tests to determine his assignment in the Army after completion ^f basic training. Classified Ads • Bring Results BREAKS ARM Freddie, young son of Gri^e Martin Thompson, suffered a badly brokken arm last Friday when he fell from his bike while riding in Waukegan. He is in Victory Memorial hospital. Classified Ads frlng regain* Place yours with the Plaindeale* today! HARDEST CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN! PIAINDEALER WANT ADS Miniature Golf Game at HI-HO GOLF COURSE. Rl. 120 (2 miles east of McHenry) with each box top from BETTY CROCKER'S Sugar Jets cereal. Other Betty Crocker Products Gold Medal Flour 2-5-10-25 lb. bags Bisquick --Sofiasilk BETTY CROCKER PIE CRUST MIX BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIXES White - Yellow - Devils Food - Honey Spice Ginger Bread - Angel Food Wheaties - Cherrios - Kix Cereal Trays Buy Sugar Jets at any of the following stores: BARBIAN BROS. -- HUPPY & LEO'S M & M MARKET -- SCHAEFFERS CENTRAL CERTIFIED ' CARDINAL, Lakemoor -- FREDDIE'S, Volo PLANNING TO BUILD? X^WECAN rHELP YOU GET STARTED! We have helped hundreds of homebuilders with ideas and plans. Let us put this experience to work for you, from first plans to setoctfeaf of proper materials. ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. PHONE 1434 Main St. McHenry, f Farmers [!3w*/VWVWWVU\A/VVXA/\/VVWV*A/VVV*A/VVWV» R. M. FLEMING & SON /ILUS omlherS NEW IDEA -- PAPEC OLALEB TRACTORS SALES & SERVICE A Complete Farm Implement Service., RHONE McHENRY 35 522 Waukegan Road Dead Animal Removal WHEELING RENDERING WORKS Be Legal, Keep a Clear Conscience Prompt Service, Day or Night Sundays and Holidays No help needed to load. Operating under State Inspection Made by Dept. of Agriculture. Highest Cash Prices Paid. Phone Wheeling*3, collect. 45-tf McHENMY EQUIPMEJ^ CO. SALES ft SERVICE GUS FREUND PHONE McHENRY 185 SOS W. Elm St. (Basement) FOR SALE -- Alfalfa and brome hay. Also pasture for cattle. Call 608-R-l. Walter Walsh. *6 FOR SALE -- Model A Deere tractor, 1946 in A-l condition with quick change cultivator, $850. "Model B Deere tractor 1946 in A-l condition, $550. 1938 1*4 ton Ford truck 7x12 dump box, new motor, ideal for field chopping, $350. Harry Reardon, 7 mi. N.W. of Barrington on River Road Tel. Barr. 124-R-2. 5-2 GEO. P. FREUND Authorized Dealer for FOR SALE -- 30 acres of alfalfa, 1st and 2nd cuttings or 1 cutting. Inquire at Gladstone Dept. Store. Tel. McHenry 182. 5-2 HOGS WANTED -- All classes and weight for highest net return. Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Marengo Daily Hog Market, phone Marengo 262. 50tf McHENRY COUNTY FARMERS CO-OP ASSN. Dough Boy Ful-O-Pep Larro Poultry & Dairy Feeds PHONE McHENRY 729 538 Waukegan Road FOR SALE -- Baled straw and corn fodder. Hickory Creek Farm, Phone 548-J-2. 45-tf SALES & SERVICE Farm Implements and Tractors ^ Universal Milkers New Hollknd Farm Machinery PHONE McHENRY 420 501 Crystal Lake Road. ; For top prices on Down or Crtp- ' pled cattle, call L. B. Products, i Marengo 907, collect. 2-tf FOR SALE -- Standing hay, good stand. Alfalfa and Clover. Ronald M. Paddock. Call McHenry 612-R-2. »6 WANTED -- Down and crippled Cattle at better cash prices. Orville Krohn. Woodstock. ' Phene 1651-R-l, collect *15-tf McHENRY MILLS. Inc. fiBESTi: %»/ Poultry, Hog <V Cattle Feeds PHONE McHENRY 815 506 Crystal Lake Road m HIGH LIGHTS of This Friday night McHenry's new, .more efficient nfiercury vapor street lighting will be turned on . . . transforming your business area into brilliant and gay thoroughfares, safe as broad daylight. And that calls for a special "McHenry Lights Up" program -- Friday evening, June 18, starting at 7 o'clock. There'll be a big parade featuring the Marine Day Queen contestants ... banas ... other entertainment ... and later oh, the dedication ceremony at the City Hall. '•""Ip :•: .>•••*•>?*( ••• •5\ 4"^ ^ /V - - ><• • 4 ¥* Come, everybody | -- get in on the festivities and see McHenry in a new light Friday night. 1879 - LIGHT'S DIAMOND JUBILEE - 1954 This year the nation celebrates LIGHT'S DIAMOND JUBILEE -- the 7Sth Anniversary of Thomas A. Edison's invention of the first practical incandescent lamp. Installation of McHenry's new "white way" street lighting ai this time takes on added significance. For the first public demonstration of Edison's electric lamp was in the form of street lighting -- on New Year's Eve, in 1879 when 60 lamps, mounted along the street near his Menlo Park laboratory, were turned on. Today, our ability to do things better, faster and more economically by electricity stems from Edison's work in 1879. LIGHT FOR FREEDOM - POWER FOR PROGRESS Oe PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY