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Thpntqf, June % 195$ PJUiroaaiSR HELP -WANTED HELP WANTElf)^--- Girl for office work, shorthand^ and typing ex- -perience essential, insurance experience desirable. Pleasant local . •office. Permanent position. Our employees know of this ad'. Reply Box 4-1, care of Plaindealer. 4 HELP WANTED Maintenance Electrician Experienced. , in all phases oi Industrial Electrical Installation and Maintenance. S. L. BENNETT Jewel Tea Co.. Inc. •Jewel Park Harrington, 111. Phone Rarrihgton 600 BEAL ESTATE *1,000 DOWN BUY'S A 3 bedroom, all; year round home in Wonder Lake near highway, lake rights, price $7,000. ALSO 2 bedroom home living, dinette, kitchen and bath, on black top rd. For appointment call at our office in Johnsburg, phone McHenry 37. JACOB FRItZ - REALTORS Rt. 5, McHenry, 111. 47-tf FOR SALE -- $11,500 and 13,000 on contract, 2 new 3 bedroom ranch homes. Oil furnace, 3 blocks to town, aluminum awnings, combination windows, 2 car garage, 250 ft. from Fox River. Phone 1592-M. 11 Marylane, Hunterville Park Subdiv, 3.4 •HELP WANTED - Woman to work in nursing home; Call McHenry 461. 4 .HELP WANTED -- Male high sehool graduate to help in hanging "ffbre glass awnings. Good starting salary. Call after 7 p.m. or all jj'day Sunday. Phone 555-J-l. 4 Turret Lathe fl Operators Should have at least 1 year's experience. High earning possibilities. ,-Frfe Medical, Hospital and Life Insurance. " "1J *•. feow price cafeteria. "Sours: 7:30 a,m. to 4:00 pm Permanent Apply Mon.^JAni FrL, 9 am to 4 p.m. BARCO Manuf£c$pring Co. (MO Hough St., B&rrington, HI. 'iil -HELP WANTED -- Men l8 to 25 for tree work, .around Wauconda McHenry".' tjWion scale wages. Phione Waucq^dfly. JAckson 6-^2238. * ? w " 4 9 - t f REAL ESTATE in McHehry 6 rooms ahd'cSr^iftic tile bath, % blofck from b&ohv'&id «ty park, automatic gas1 ijieat, automatic water softener, -.fiatural fireplace, Phone 831-W. 49-tf For Sale t 9 Room Home At McCullom Lake Z baths, oil heat, insulated, lot size 200x150 ft., 2 car garage, spacious rooms. Must be seen to be appreciated. By Owner Phone KEystone 9-2266 50-tf FOR SALE -- By owner, 3 bedroom year around home at McCullom Lake. On lot 100* x 150'; garage; full basement; automatic oil heat; fully insulated. Immediate occupancy. Phone 673-J-l. 1-tf FOR SALE -- Two lots, 70x140, water in lota; very reasonable. Must sell immediately. For information, call McHenry 1383-M-2 or Town pall 3-7070. *2-4 FOR SALE -- Complete furnished 2 bedroom summer cottage with boat. West side of Wonder Lake. Excellent buy. Inquire O'Byrne's Grocery. Terms. *3-2 FOR SALE -- By owner. Lake lot 60 x 125, Highland Shores on Wpiider Lake. E. Mow, ABerdeen 4-9439, Chicago, 111. • 3-4 FOR SALE -- $1,500 down buys a 2 bedroom home, balance on contract. Plastered walls, hardwood floors, utility room, gas heat, 2 car garage, river rights. Full price $10,500. McHenry Realty 532 Main St. Phone Mr. Plumb 268. A FOR SALE -- 79 acre dairy ferni with implements and feed. Good house and barn. Bathroom, hot Wa^er, drinking cups in barn and If stanchions. Immediate possession. C. Davis, Rt. 1, Waupaca, Wisconsin. Ph. 807-F-6. 52-6 FOR SALE -- 5 room year round home, 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, front room, sun porch, full basemerit and garage. Lot 65* x 170'; new pump and pit, new automatic oil heat, new porch. Price $9,000.00. <# Inspire, Millie's Pizza. Phone Winder Lake 8601. 52-4 FOR SALE By Owner High and Day Tear Round Ranch Type Home " 2 large bedrooms and Den £reezeway -' I^atiiral Fireplace 2 Car Qftrage Regner Road - Plstakee Bay Mufl$p|r iseen J Phone l&cHenry 701 ' " 50-tf i t i i i u •--• FQR SALE 2 homes on Lakeshore Drive. Priced right for quick 'sale. For information call Wonder Lake 3393. 1-tf FOR SALE v--- i Highway lot, 60x150, in Latoglatld Park. Call McHenry 534-R-2. -il- t *4 SQfL SALE Closing estate. 2 lQts 50' frontage, good location at Lily Lake. No reasonable offer refused. Call jdblcago, AVenue 3H5304. *4 lp£)R SALE --<: 4^room house, gas and fireplace. Call 708-WX. 4 FOR SALE --^,000 down, 5 rrn. house, attached gkrage, aluminum storms and screen^, blinds included, immediate . possession $8,000: Call Wonder L^e^893, Saturday or Sunday. 4 --• y.--i IM 210 S. Green St. Phone 1126 FOR SALE -- 3 bedroom waterfront home on channel off Fox River. Closed-in breezeway with attached 1% car garage. Combination storm and screens, gas heat. By owner. Call 1461. 4 FOR SALE -- 2 adjoining lots, 40'xl20' each in Country Club subdivision. Call McHenry 287. *4 FOR SALE -- By owner, modern 5-rm. house; gas heat; ideal location; park light surroundings; large barbeque house with flagstone floor and fireplace; completely screened and awnings. On 3^ lots of wooded beauty in Mc- Henry's beautiful Country Club subd., along Fox River. Pvt. beach and pier; 3 min?- to shopping center. Tel. MqHenry 42. 4 WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY w- Top price paid for iron, metals and junk cars. Ed Marsh, phone Woodstock 1610-M-2. 43-tf WANTED TO BUY -- We pay highest prices for junk cars, iron and metal. Call Grooms, 596-W-2 or Staines, 53-J. *1-4 LOST AND FOUND LOST -- Pet male cat, black with white nose, throat and four paws. Aitswers to "Boots". Please call 691-R-l. *4 LOST -- On Wonder Lake. Reward. Round bottom, 1" plank Thompson boat. Wm. Liedtke, Shore Dr. at Oak Rd. W. L. 2044. 4 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE -- HOMES -- FARMS CHOICE LOTS' --- BUSINESSES RESORT PROPERTY Knox Real Estate 40& Richmond Road Mcttenry, m. Phone: McHenry 421-J 24-tf FOR SALE --Small home, 2 mites from MeHettry on large lot, riicely landscaped. Full price »$^250 --• 2 betiro6rrt ranch, gara^ e^attached, forced air heat, deep WfelL Near golf course, $11,800. McHenry 430.^ 3-tf NOTICE -- Is your old rug worn eut? Is it the wrong color or size? Why not trade it in on a new rug or carpeting by LEES. Free estimates. Home shopping service. Easy budget terms. Tidy Floor Coverings, 604 Washington St. (Route 14, North) Woodstock, 111. Phone 888. 4 TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO BE GIVEN AWAY -- Persian kittens. Call 1384-W-2 after 8:30 jp.m. or all day Saturday and Sunday. 4-tf MOOSE LODGE m m mtmmm mmmmm mm •••• »atai mm mm FOR SALE -- 3 bedroom home, 1% bath, 90x230 choice Pistakee Bay frontage. Priced to sell, $20,- 000. 4 Last month the Women of the Moose held their first meeting in the new lctfge, formerly ttie Pit tavern on Rt. 120; Initiation was held or Jennie McDermott, sponsored by Alyce Foster, and Patricia Cole, sponsored by Marjorie Fernstrom. The hospital committee held a chapter night and presented the guest speaker, Horace Wagner, a member of the board of directors of the Memorial hospital, who gave a brief talk about the work connected with establishing and maintaining a hospital. The hospital Committee presented the hospital with a donation. Refreshments were served by the committee in charge. Five members of our organizazation were presented witih their second degree in the Women of tlie Modse. Actual enrollment in this degree, or Academy of Friendship, took place in Downers Grove. Attending and enrolled from our chapter were Anne Rodenkirch, Eleanore Brusso, Mary Hensel, Mabel Thomas and Joan Frett. A symbol of this degree was presented in the form of a small gold ring to be worn by each member qualified and enrolled. Tuesday, May 17, a birthday anniversary was held to celebrate tlie beginning of the third! year of our auxiliary. Invitations j were extended to surrounding lodges, with sixty-five attending. Woodstock was present with 8, Crystal Lake, 10, Antiocsh, 5, North Chicago, 6, amdi home lodge McHenry, with 36. The ritual was performed and balloting was held for Josephine Wendt for the home chapter arid Ratlierine Anpstrong, Meureella Fote, WW fcrickson, Myrtle Bxufg,. ^fargartt Peterson and Tet-esa Steffaa. Initiation will take place on Tuesday, June 7. Correspondence was read from the social service; committee, Gertie Barbian, chairman, who asked permission ito hold a card party on Thursday - night, June 9, at the lodge. Permission was granted. The membership committee with Chairman Hildegard Thompson, also asked and received permission to. hold a bake sale on Saturday, June 4, at the George Justen furniture store. Co-worker,*~Anfi^)olan was; reported to have had a baby girl. Congratulations from the chapter, Anne! A report was read from the nominating committee and floor nominations were accepted. Election will be held on Tuesday, June 7, and installation on Saturday, June 25. Installing officers will be the Crystal Lake chapter of the Women of the Moose and the degree "staff of the Loyal Order of Moose of Crystal Lake will perform as escorts. All co-workers are asked to be sure to attend the election. Installation will be open to members and guests. Edith Rand 4s in charge of forming a bowling team and all co-workers interested are asked to sign up fbr the coniing season. A pot-luck was served following- games. In charge of thfe kitchen wap the hospital committee, with chairman Alyce' Foster. TWO BROWN ' Two Chicagoans, Clarence Anderson and Jonas Austin, drowlfetf in Fox Lake last weekend OS & companion swam to safety ntftfar their small fishing boat had <Npsized. COMPLIANCE WITH ALLOTMENTS Not NECESSARY FOR ACP Farmers are no longer required to comply with • corn, wheat and other basic crop allotments in order to be eligible for cost-sharing assistance under the Agricultural Conservation program. Clinton Swanson of the local ASC office issued this announcement on the basis of legislation which has just been enacted. This means that fanners are now eligible to participate in the 1955 Agricultural program even though 'they do not comply with basic crop allotment programs. It is under the AC program that the government (under specified conditions) shares with farmers the coat of approved conservation practices such as sod waterways, terraces, pasture establishment, limestone and rook phosphate. In order to participate tr.ie farmer must file a request at the ASC office, deceive a specific approval froim the county committee and complete practices according to all requirements. Requests cam be filed anytime during the year. I This new legislation, warned Mr. Swanson, in no way affects current allotment and marketing quota provisions. jEWBfirsTtrmr GHOSrp PLANNING RELIGIOUS TRAINING VA ASSISTANCE A Veterans Administration representative from the Rockford VA office will be on duty at Woddfetock Tuesday, June 7, to inform and assist veterans, their dependants and the general public regarding all benefit programs of the VA. Their representative will be on duty from 10 <a.m. to 4 p.m. in the post office building, second floor, in Woodstock. The Jewish study group of McHenry county will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacik Cooper in rural McHenry at 8:30 Friday niglht, June 7, to make plans for continuing the religious education of their children next year. The recently formed study group has just completed sponsoring its first year of religious training for the Jewish children of the county. Twenty-one boys and girls from almost every town in McHenry county were enrolled in this year's class which met Saturday mornings at the Community Methodist church in McHenry, where Mrs. Pearl Brothman of OMcago was the teacher. besides discussing next year's agenda at this meeting, the Jewish study group plans to hold an election of officers. Hiis year's officials included Dr. Lee Gladstone, -McHenry, president; Jerome Gurewitz, Fox Lake, vicepresident; and Dr. Harvey Tableman, Crystal Lake, secretarytreasurer. TWENTY PARTICIPATE IN PIANO RECITAL SUNDAY. JUNE 12 Mrs. Lillian Leibsohn has announced the annual June recital of her piano pupils, which wiS take place Sunday, June 12, at 2:45 o'clock in the high school auditorium. Taking part in \the program will be the followirig twenty students: Nancy Buckner, Camille Covalt, Ruth Ann Schoenholtz, Lorna Sim Gladstone, Susan Ricfcards, Susai\ Pawlikowski, Linda Lieberson, Trey Cobalt, Cheryl Wittrock, Evan Gladstone, James West, Deralyn West, Ruth Phannenstill, Fred Fenske, Michael Fenske. Alan Rietesel, Karen Kralowetz, Judy Hans, Joyce Eckstein ami Sara Kay Douglas. McHenry Youth Hurl In Minor Accident Extend Invitation To Leqture Luncheon Club Ann Varese, director of the Leoture Luncheon club, announced this week that invitations are being extended to anyone interested in joining the organization. Information may be secured by calling her at 1114. Mrs. Varese hopes to complete the 1955-56 program during June. She would like to complete the membership this month also. Buy U.S. Sayings Bonds James DeYoung, 19, was injured late Wednesday afternoon of last week in a collision of his motorcycle and an auto driven by R. C. Jones of McHenry. The accident occurred on the Barreville blacktop road, a mile north of Rt. 176. near Crystal Lake. Jones was reported by authorities to be driving north and told deputy stheriffs that De- Young, travelling south, came around a curve and was in the wrong traffic lane. He was unable to avoid the crash, he said. Three troops, one frtan CrystA Lake and two from McHenry, are having a Greedh Bar Training course. At the end of the court# they will have a camp-out Crystal Lake. Mr. SwefcJo is til# instructor. It is going to be TU0 on a competitive basis. The tlur€|ll troops are Troop 158, 162 a»df. • 164. Another troop in Crystal Lake is expected to join also. - ' ' • ' ! TEACHERS' EXAM 44"^ | The next regular examinaft&Mi" | for teachers certificates and j examinations on the Constitufcitiirv ! of the United States and th# ' State of Illinois will be held 8$ ; 9 a m. Friday. June 10, in Out, office of County Superintendent of Schools R. L. Tazewell, at th^ courthouse in Woodstock. All applicants desiring to writ# either exam should notify MSfjj Tazewell of their intentions nO later than June 3. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Tonyan and Miss Dolores Smith spent last weekend at Fort Smith, Ark., where they visited with Bill Tonyan, Jr., who is stationed at Camp Chaffee. Lend Uncle Sam Tour Dollars Edward Tonyan and son, JohA, Sylvester Tonyan and s6n, Jim, , and William Tonyan and sons, diaries and Ronnie, Jack Walsh and Dave Freund spent the holi- : day weekend at Long Lake, Wis. } Jack Justen of the University ^ of Illinois spent the weekend with his parents, the John Justens. Mi's. Ida Ann Quinlan and mo-. > ther, Mrs. Clara Scholefield, * spent the Memorial Day weekend with relatives in Chicago. Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Fike were called to Michigan the first of the week by the death of Mrs. Fike's father. SONNY SOUTH ^ HE'HEf SO TEACHER MADE VC' OFFICIAL PENCIL SHARPENER FC PUNCHIN' FATSO INTW' NOSE t COURTNEY ALDERSON Bf M Smith FOR S4-LE -- On Fox River. Must sell, owner leaving town. 5 room home, automatic gas heat, automatic hot water, full insulation, 2 car garage. If you are interested come in and look it over. Price $15,000. Cleveland 1% blocks So. RL 120 on Fox St. *4 V IF SO' WANT T'KEEP W . NOSE AS IT IS VO'B|TTAH V. KEEP QUIET/ 'AN' WHAT WILL TEACHERS Lit PENCII^SHARPENER DO IF AH OON'T? F MV UNCLE WROTE "FROM VERMONT AND SEZ THE TREES "PRODUCED 5 86.999,000 GALLONS OF MAPL.6 ^SVRUP T^RE CrOSH, EVERYONE AROUND THE OFFICE NOTICED HOW I "FELL-^ORTHAT SLICK PZ BOOK AGENT/ VAy/./y sam RURAL DELIVERY Qy ALSM13H [VE9/WHATDO VOU "THE vou WANT? JANITOR«? I WANT TO KNOW (^> WHV VOU CMNT 'I?IHG THE BELL VQURSELF/ -ANT) FURTHERMORE yoofe SERVICES ARE NO LONGER "REQUIRED JtfAse SlmriG THIS eeu. FcR JAriiToR n.e*it RtMCTMt* BE 1.1. FMJANiIblt THIS 0CU. PoftiKittef I LITTLE FARMER By KERN PEDERSON Uncle S(TYlft What with lip stick, rouge, mascara and nail polish the gals sure take the boys for a real shellackin'. A bushel of love always takes a good many pecks. Sometimes it's a gala make up that makes the boys wake up • • Tubby Tyler's wife say* that the way Tubby eats she's thinkin' . of gittin' him a trough. • • • After a gal takes a shine to a feller sh$ soon polishes him off. Sometimes padded ' expense accounts kin knock the stuffin' out at business. « Grandpa Hedges says the best cure for flirtin* is tyd age TELEVISION OFF MAIN STREET DENNETT EV/ERVTHING "T&OAVLS X I NOWAOAVB, V&U KIDS AUTOMATIC; M NFEOED USE VOUR BUTTON AND THMNTS IT.' 1\ <|4U6CLES AT ALL/ WORK HARD ANO W^ WERE1 YOU MODERN ttlDS ARE WEAKLINGS COMPARED TO WHEN r WAS A 0O V/ NOWADAYS 5E OL BRAINS Grandpa Hedges came out of the dime store with a tin whistle, now he "Tin whistle. • Gray hair makes some fopcs look distinguished, and otters just old. --REV. 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