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Thursday. February ^3, 1958 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER McCullom Lake News Eve Levesque ^ Village Notes If. you are interested in how the business of the village is conducted, attend the meetings ' of the village board at the beachchouse. Residents of the community may attend and listen. Meetings are held the secofid and •fourth Mondays of every month. The next one is scheduled for Feb. 27. The "meetings start <<i|2H'omptly at 8 p.m. so latecomers ^will not be appreciated. Word has been received that the census will be taken in our community the first part of March. It will be interesting to find out how large our population is. Negotiations are beirfg made to obtain adequate transportation for our police force. Perhaps by the time you read this, our squad *4$ar may be patrolling the streets. This is something that has been needed for a long time. Every resident of the village who par- , ticipated or patronized the activities held by the'Ladies of the Lake in November and December had an active in making the dream a reality. Beat the Deadline t m An important election is combing up April 10. In order to vote, you must be registered by March 12. If you are in any of the following categories, you must register: 1, Recently attained the ^age of 21; 2, Changed your name "tly marriage; 3, If you have moved from one precinct to anbther in the county; 4, Or if you have recently moved from one. county into McHenry county. Check your registration now, and be sure YOU are eligible to vote! Flying High and Wide Laurine and Ben Arvidson of Lakewood subdivision realized a lifelong dream when they were able to fly to Sweden and visit relations recently. Ben was born in Sweden and came to this country as a youth. This was the **3first trip to the land of his birth in thirty years. The Arvidsons spent some time in Stockholm and Lulea, one of the northernmost cities. "They Take It Easy- Take A Cab! When the weather's bad . When yon want to reach your destination In a hurry . . When yon have luggage or heavy packages with you, It's time to call us fer a cab. Remember ear number McHENRY CAB PHONE 723 were awed and inspired by the towering mountains and surrounding scenery. The natives informed them that this was the most severe winter in about 100 years. More cold and snow than most inhabitants could recall. Our climate must seem like Florida in comparison. Don, Marlene and Carol were chaperoned by an aunt during their parents' absence. Our Convalescents Herman Langerbeck came home from Memorial hospital on Saturday. He ts recovering nicely after surgery and should be up and about soon. That genial gentleman,* Nick Huff, is getting stronger by the day and should be able to lick his weight in wildcats soon, in spite of his recent heart attack. Joe Matterer is making good progress in his return to health. Joe suffered a heart attack recently also. iScenic Alaska The Ladies of the Lake will be treated to movies tonight at the meeting at the beachhouse at 8 p.m. Alice and Conrad Gustafson captured Che scenery and splendor of Alaska on film and will share their trip with members pf the organization. "Connie" is quite the raconteur and "There's A Good Time Coming." •(Author's name below) ' Eefech day research Chemists and Physicians are learning more about your body. New radio active isotopes enable them to trace the action of medicines so that soon the affect of any drug on every part of your body will be exactly known. The d&y is not too far distant when every diagnosis will be positive and treatment will always be the specific best way to overcome each particular disease. When that "Good Times" arrives, we will continue, as we do now, to closely cooperate with your Physician by always carrying a complete stock of . the medicines he may wish to_ prescribe. YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE McHenry 26 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE • A great many people entrust us with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions. May we compound yours? DRUMS '"Waiylfat /lyeM&f" PHONE 26 129 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, IU PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS •Quotation by Charles Mackay (1804-1889) DAN POWERS, Auctioneer Having dissolved partnership, the undersigned will sell on the farm located 3y2 mile south of McHenry, 1 mile east of Rt. 31 on the Mc- Henry-Berryville black top road on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1956 Starting at 10:00 sharp, the following described property: 89 head of livestock consisting of: 46 Hi Grade Holstein and Guernsey ^dairy cows. 10 of these cows are just fresh and 14 are close springers, ^wfealance are milking good. 20 Holstein cows are registered and 9 Guernsey cows are registered. 1 registered Swiss cow. 9 Holstein heifers, 6 to 10 mos. old, open, vaccinated, registered. 8 Holstein heifers 2 to 4 mos. old, registered. 3 Guernsey heifers-6 to 10 mos. old, vaccinated, registered.^ 1 Guernsey bull 2 mos. old, registered. 1 Guernsey bull 4 yrs. old, registered, son of Governor. 5 Yorkshire sows, bred. 1 Yorkshire boar. 15 feeder pigs, average wt. 50 to 60 lbs. FEED -- 300 bu. ear corn; 700 bales straw. MACHINERY -- J. D. model A. tractor with power trol.; A. C. model W. D. tractor; McD. model F-20 tractor; J. D. tractor cultivator, 2 row; J. D. corri^icker No. 226; N. H. hay baler No, 76; Meyers hay and grain elevator 32' with elec. motor, new; McD. tractor plow, 3 bottom 14" on rubber; A. C. combine with pick up attachment; A. C. tractor plow 3 bottom 14" mounted; McD. tractor disc 15'; McD. tractor disc fe'; J. D. side delivery rake 4 bar; McD. side delivery rake; N. I. tractor manure spreader; McD. grain drill 10* with grass seed attachment; McD. tractor corn planter 2 row; McD. power mower 7'; McD. corn binder; Papec silo filler with 50' pipe; J. D. hammer mill; tractor disc 8'; 4 sec. steel drag; 2 rubber tire wagons with racks and sides; hay rack; 2 wheel trailer; 6x8 brooder house; 20 rods woven wire; hog waterer; 2 self hog feeders; rubber tire milk cart; 50' drive belt; 2 temporary corn cribs; malt box 8x16'; Many other items too ^numerous to mention. DAIRY EQUIPMENT -- Dari-Kool bulk tank, 400 gal.; G. E. elec. hot water heater 50 gal.; Surge milking machines 4 units; Conde milker pump and motor; DeLaval milder pump; 2 wash tanks; pails; strainers; cabinets, etc. * Terms: $25.00 and under cash, over that amount *4 down and balance in monthly payments plus interest. Buy what you want, sign your own note, no co-signers needed. Settlement must be made on day of sale. Not Responsible for Accidents -- Lunch Wagon THORP SALES CORP., Clerk WOODSTOCK, ILL. PHONE 110 * TOM ROESLEIN and OSCAR BORCHARDT Mr comments Bhould be enlightening. , Refreshments wit! be served after the meeting. Dancing Frocks And pretty baubles, bangles and beads will be the accepted costume for Saturday night. The McCullom Lake S.A.C. have a few more tickets available for the public party to be held at the VFW hall Saturday, Feb. 25. An exciting evening is promised for all who attend. The men of the organization have worked hard to give you the tops in entertainment. See Dave Hansen, Fred Matthesius, or any member of the club for tickets. ' Wounded Bonnie Egerstaffer is somewhat hampered these days, due to the "large, economy size" bandage he is sporting. Seems a coworker g6t his signals mixed and started a machine while Bonnie's hand was on it! The little finger of his left hand was sliced to the bone and will be out of commission for some time. That should keepxypu_$mt^ofvmischief, Bonnie, Summer Festival Plans are ^oing ahe£d fast for the big affair being planned for our villagers' delight, to be held Tri" the middle_ of JuFy; Members of the Cullom-Knoll association are , being selected for committee work and President Art Stuhlfeier is very happy about thecooperation he is receiving. An important meeting will be held Sunday, March 4, at the beachhouse. Get in on the fun and attend. Violations Three dogs which were running at large were picked up by our police department. Hats Off To Adam jablonski, who has been a busy man smce our snow storms. Adam is the fellow responsible for the hills and slick spots being sanded to facilitate traffic. A handy man t<>' have around with a shovel. Theatre Party Joanne and Michael Reid, Karen Nersted, Lynne Schultz^ Roberta Houck, chryssie and J. R. Levesque were treated to a- movie party on Sunday in honor of Geoffrey Houck's eighth birthday. * The youngsters returned-to the Houck home afterwards for sandwiches, milk, ice cream and cake. The party ended on a hap-; py note, with the playing of games. Night on the Town Theresa and Willard Schultz, dressed in their party finery, attended a dinner dance at a Chipago hotel Saturday night. The affair was given by Will's place of employment. The food was excellent and the dahcing dreamy! Natal Days And ^Matrimonial Milestones Otto Pyritz gifted his charming wife, Emma, with a-, lovely piece of jewelry for their thirtyeighth wedding anniversary, Feb 20. Henry Houck, Sr., has been a member of the "39ers" for a "few" years. His birthday is Sunday, Feb. 26. Violet Gates, a poised and pretty gal, will be blowing out the candles on her cake Monday, Feb. 27. c That's it for now, see you next week. Sunday afternoon the Heart Fund drive will be in full swing. Remember to give generously when you are called upon. ATTENTION FARMERS!! What -- FARM MEETING Speaker .-- WM. FLETCHER - Building Specialist Doaite Agricultural Service, St. Louis, Missouri Subject --- "FARM-BUffLDINGS-THAT-BEAT-TTHE-SQUEEZE" Where --STATE LINE '.TRANSFER - '/2 Mile East Genoa City, Wisconsin oh Highway 12 When -- TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1956,- 8 P.M. Sponsor -- MAY BUILDERS, Inc., Richmond, Illinois DOOR PRIZE REFRESHMENTS YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED 5 Tims MIR? Stepping Qut ..With Mis Two Loves ! It's the hour of twilight! And what happier prospect could a man ask for a wonderful evening. For tonight he's stepping out with his two favorite companions--the lady in his life . . . and the car in his life! And you can rest assured that the "car of cars" will make a contribution all of its own to his evening's enjoyment. First of all, there will be the inner satisfaction a man always feels as he steps into his Cadillac and settles behind the wheel. All about him will be the inspiration of Cadillac's luxury . . . and comfort . . . and beauty . . . and graciousness. Then there will be the thrill of Cadillac's marvelous performance. Driving will be so easy and so effortless that every mile will be a mile of relaxation and pleasure. Even the city's traffic will offer its share of rest and recreation. There will be the contentment that comes with Cadillac's great safety . . . and the comforting knowledge that he--and his lady--are surrounded with every comfort and safeguard known to automotive science. And, finally, there will be the joy of arriving in the "car of cars" . . . and of catching those glances of admiration that will come his way as he pulls to the curbstone at journey's end. Little wonder, then, that Cadillac owners have so great an affection for their motor cars. And their sentiments etch themselves all the more deeply in the light of Cadillac's great economy and practicality. For how wonderful it is to know that the satisfactions of Cadillac ownership are coming from motordom's soundest and wisest investment. Why not come in soon--with your lady--and "step out" for an hour or so at the wheel of a 1956 Cadillac? The car is waiting for you . . . and we'll be delighted to do the honors! OVERTON CADILLAC PONTIAC Co. 400 FRONT STREET McHEMBY. ILL. PHONE 17