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!S wmmmmmmmmmm msm wesmmm- &**--- THE McHENRY PtAINDEALER Thursday, March 3, 1955 r;; r LAKE/MOOR & LILYMOOR By Mitfeitt* ftofi Report on the ULA. Dance After the final count of the returns of the dance, a net profit of $124.66 was realized on the dance given for the benefit of the Lakemoor volunteer fire department. Three-fourths of the total net profit is to go to the fire department of Lakemoor. This will amount to $93.51 and $31.17 is the profit of the L.I.A. organization. At the March meeting, which will be March 19, one of the firemen is asked to attend to accept this check. Thanks again to all who made this affair a success. We are sure those who did not help had very good reasons for not doing so and perhaps in the future we can again try to run a successful affair for this organization. L.UL March Meeting The March meeting will be an auction party where the ladies of the club will be asked to prepare a light lunch for two and wrap it in a lunch box. The boxes will be auctioned off to the men and the proceeds will go for the refreshments and to pay for entertainment for the evening. No names are to be put on the boxes so that the purchasers will not know whose box they are purchasing. So girls, start preparing for that night. weeks. Sorry, Dick, for misinforming the 'folks. Just Married Mr. and Mrs. John Sovsky were married Saturday, Feb. 26, in McHenry. Mrs. Sovsky is the former Muriel > Vanasek. We wish you the best of luck and happiness in your new life together. Village News The house committee will meet this Friday evening at 9 p.m. in the fire house. All members are asked to attend. Last Friday evening at the special village meeting, it was voted on to have the state engineer draw up plans for a long range road program to be presented to the board after, its completion for approval. Birthday The twin daughters , of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erickaon celebrated their sixth birthday on March 1 with their small friends of the village. A party was held after school on Tuesday. Barbara and Carol received very lovely gifts. Games were played and then refreshments were served to the children. Auxiliary Meeting Last Wednesday evening the auxiliary held its ninthly meet* ing in the fire house. Hostesses for the evening were Helen Para, Winnie Steadman, Mrs. Simmons and Elizabeth Schaefer. Cake and coffee were served after the meeting. Error In last week's paper it was stated that Dick Fuhler of Lilymoor was vacationing in the Caribbean but he is not vaca tioning, he is in the Navy and the ship he is on is on a Caribbean cruise and will be for four General News John and Nellie Wrublewski, former residents of Lakemoor, left their home in Tucson, Ariz., for a trip to Rocky' Point, Mexico, where they took a trip twenty- five miles 6ut on the ocean and went deep sea fishing. There were six others on the boat and thirty . large Pinto fish were caught. They claim it was one of the most exciting things they have done in their travels thus far. They are now back in Tucson. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morrison went to Meadowdale on Sunday to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Woods to help celebrate the wedding anniversary of Squibb's mother and father. It was their thirtieth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley SOhm and family, brother of Marcella Foss, surprised her Sunday with a short visit to her home. Happy birthday to Jenny Mc- Dermott, whose big -day was Monday, Feb. 28. Appointment Last Wednesday at the meeting of the National Council of Catholic Women at St. Mary's church in McHenry, a McHenry Deanery was established and Mrs. Harold Foss was honored to receive the appointment of treasurer of this organization. All Catholic churches in the McHenry county were represented at this time. Illness This past week Mrs. Alice Wade has been ill with a very bad cold which also led to several severe nose hemorrhages. We hope by the time this news comes out she is well on the road to recovery. The Kiwanis club is sponsoring a bowling program for the youth of Wonder Lake, McHenry, Lilymoor and Lakemoor. They will tearh bowling on Saturday mornings from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. for children between the ages of 10 and 15. The first bowling instruction class for our children will be March 19. Any child interested in this please contact Harry Brady or Claude F. McDermott. Renew that sdMcrlptioB to Uu Plaindealer now! S. B. FISHER AUCTION Sullivan * Fredericks Auctioneers Because of ill health, it is necessary for me to quit farming, and I will sell all my personal property on the farm 5 miles Northwest of Woodstock on 14, and thence 3 miles West on the gravel road from Bubbling Over, 5 miles South of Harvard and 6 miles North of Marengo on Route 23, thence East 1% miles, on SUNDAY, MARCH 6 commencing at 1:00 p.m. The following described personal property, to-wit: 25 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK including 9 good Holstein cows, 5 Holstein yearling heifers, 4 Holstein heifers 8 months old, 1 Holstein bull (serviceable). 1 Holstein bull 7 months old, 1 Holstein calf. I have only kept a few cows, but have always kept good ones. HOGS 3 brood sows; 1 boar. FEED 12' of silage; 400 bushels oats; 10 tons baled hay, mixed. MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT McCormick Deering H tractor and cultivator; 2 bottom plow; 3 sec. steel drag with folding draw bar, new; rubber tired wagon and steel box; 36' Challenge single chain elevator; 8' M. M. windrawer; McCormick Deering T trac. mower; McCormick Deering side delivery rake; McCormick Deering T tandem disc; 2 row rotary hoe; 375 gal. gas tank on stand; 2000 lb. Renfren scale; new 1 horsepower electric motor; 2 10* steel tanks; 150* hay rope and grab fork; air compressor; Avery .tractor with culti. and trac. planter; Judson lime spreader; rubber tired wagon and rack; W.S. grain blower; Gleaner 6' combine; 7' Oliver trac. mower; rubber tired silage cart; John Deere corn planter with fert. attach.; McCormick Deering tractor manure spreader; Papec silo filler; International 11' seeder; 2 hole corn sheller; 36' ext. ladder; 500 chick oil brooder; buzz saw. Many other items to numerous to mention. MILK HOUSE EQUIPMENT 1 Riteway single unit milker; 7 milk cans; 2 wash tanks; pails and strainers; International single unit milker; pump, motor and pipe line for 21 cans; water heater. Not Responsible For Accidents TERMS: Usual bank terms. S. B. FISHER, Owner FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, Clerking Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. PEACOCK , ,, AUCTION • wiuum H. Riumii - fMwln Vo Auctioneers The undersigned, having sold his farm, will sell hi9 personal property at Public Auction 1 mile East of Woodstock on Route 120, on SATURDAY. MARCH 5 commencing at 1:00 The following described personal property to-wit: . £ MACHINERY McCormick Deering H tractor and cult., overhauled>Corn stalk chopper; new I.H.C. tractor planter on rubber; New Idea 12A tractor manure spreader, 2 yrs. old; 1 7' I.H.C. disc; 2 bot. 16" Int. plow; I.H.C. corn binder; Papec silo filler; steel wheel wagx>n and box; 2 Broadcast seeder with grass seed attachment; good 3 section wood drag; elect, brooder, 500 chicks; 2 Surge units; 2 wash tanks; McCormick Deering B tractor and cult.; 45 T.I.H.C. baler, 2 yrs. old; Case fertilizer attachment for side dressing; Keewanee 32 grain elevator with" motor; 18' I.H.C. disc; Massey Harris side delivery rake; I.H.C. grain binder, V; I.H.C. wagon and rack and box comb, on rubber; electric grass' seeder; fl' I.H.C. horse mcfwer; co.rn sheller; hot water heater. And many other articles used in the operation of a farm too numerous to mention. ; FEED 200 bales straw; 1200 bales Alf. and Clover, mixed. POULTRY 15 hens. FURNITURE Many odd chairs; garbage burner; beds and dressers. TERMS: Usual bank terms. Not Responsible For Accidents RALPH PEACOCK, Owner FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, Clerking Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. CLARENCE'S SHOP Redwood or Pine • Chaise* tongues Bird and Dog Houses, Lawn Chairs and Swings, Picnic and Umbrella Tables. Pier Benches, Window Boxes, Flower Wheel Barrows, Rose Arbors, Trellises, Picket Fences, etc. Children's Swings, Sand Boxes, Play Pens, Tables, etc. Made to Order: Cabinets, Chest of Drawers, Screens, etc, Cement Cesspool Ring* and Chimney Caps. CLARENCE J. SMITH JOHNSBURG, ILL. McHENRY 1515-J AUXILIARY SEEKS PIANO The American Legion auxiliary is desirous of obtaining a piano no longer needed for air old people's home. Anyone who has such a piano of which they care to dispose is asked to call Mrs. Bernard Matchen. BUY SAVINGS BONDS NOW! PROFE^IOnRL DIRECTORY B and B EXTERIOR DECORATING Free Estimates Fritzches Estates PHONE 56Q-R-2 NEVER $ 150 BEFORE 00 FOR YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR Regardless of Condition, Shape or Sfcel ON A ^ 12Va FOOT CROSLIY RIPRSSiRAf OR FREEZER COMBINATION This Is A Limited Offer We only have 12 Refrigerators to offer at this Special Price. Please Hurry! ROLL OUT SHELVES/ 70 Lb. FREEZER, FULLY AUTOMATIC DEFROST. 5 YEAR GUARANTEE, FREE DELIVERY. DRINK TAP ON TH5 DOOR. PORCELAIN INTERIOR. DEEP DOOR SHELVADORE, SIGN DESIGN Chain-O-Lakes Region Point Of Sale Advertisi=j Specialists in Sijk Screen Printing on Any Surface ia Any Quantity Quickly and Reliably. Complete Art and Design Service Day Glow Printing Rt.' 1, Ringwood, 111. Telephone: Wonder Lake 5101 Johnsburg By Betty Hettermanir | Birthday Notes Diane, daughter of "Speed" Stilling, was guest of honor at her ninth birthday party at her. home on Feb. 21. A beautiful cake was baked for the occasion. Games i were played and refreshments ; were served to about twenty-itwo young ladies. Carol Ann . Dehn celebrated her fifth birthday last Tuesday evening. Cake and coffee were served on Monday evening to her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William May and sons and Mrs. Catherine Freund and on Tuesday evening, Mrs. Emitt Roberts and daughter and Mr. and AtrsJ Jim Hettermann . and daughters/v^fere he* guests. Joy i Mkhgold was pleasantly surprised last evening with a birthday party honoring her seventeenth birthday. A large group of young people gathered at her home to join iji the evening's fun. Refreshments were served by Joy's mother, Mrs. Phil Mangold. Those present were Bob NoWak, Dick Comstock, Dottie Martinec, Dan Thurlwell, Bill Weber, Nancy Smith, Sandi Sells, Tom McMahon, Sandy Monteleone, Dick Joosten, Marilyn Watson, Chuck Majeresk. Bob Hettermann, Fran Blake, Jim Huemann, Don Rogers, Ron Adams, John Hogan, Gerry Hogan and "Speed" Thiel. After the boys departed, the girls got together and held a gab fest and pajama party in the Mangold home. Needless to say, a good time was had by .all. Returning Vacationers Pete Freund returned the first part of last week after spending about ten days in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freund returned home last weekend from several weeks of motoring through the tVest. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith and Mrs. Helen Hettermann are now at their respective homes after spending two months in Florida. I guess the spring-like weather we've been having these past weeks is enticihg all our vacationing folks to come home. Red Cross Drive The Red Cross has started its annual drive for funds. We hope all those that are able will contribute as much as tihey can. Volleyball Players All you girls who have* been looking for a good excuse to get some outside activity or exercise, here is your chanpe. Some of the ladies of the community are trying to get a ladies' volleyball team together. The practicing will be done in the local public school gym. Mrs. Marge Voase, who is ia physical education instructor in Lake Forest, ha« graciously rendered her*- services in - teaching the newcoihers to this sport and refreshing, the memories of the one-time p)ay> ers on all the rules of volleyball. It couldn't be . made any' easier for you , to learn the sport. In case you are interested, please call Mrs. Fran Brand at 1506-R. There is no age limit, so young and old alike can get in on the enjoyment. The Bowling Resort is happy to announce that they will have the delayed match between our local talent and the two professional bowlers, Ed Kawolics and Paul Krumske, Saturday evening, March 5. The bowlers will itjftke their appearance about 8 o'clock and continue through 11. Plan on attending 0d get some professional "kqpw-iiow" » in the bowling sport Z * Classified Ads Ice Read by Everyone! 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