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CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE 2 KEDROOM HOME, located in "McHenry, Phone 966-J. 44-tf .VVILL SELL on contract,: 5 robin house,, oil heat, garage and large tot. Tiled bath, Birch cabinets. Mrs. G. SJcinner, tates. Phone 2050 Sunhyside Es- •45 I^ETIREMENT HOME, 5 room inie house, gas forced warm air. Fat. Large screened porch; overlooking lake. Guest Cabin, poultry, house, modern plumbing, cabinet kitchen, stove, rpfrig., washer, dryer & water heater included. Situated on 1(55' water front lot.; 3^.4' highway frontage, full cash price--$11,500. Call McHenry 2551. <»4S< WANTED Wanted INSURED SAVINGS Savings invested to Crystal Lake Savings and Loan Aaso«r * lation are insured by the Fed- 9^1 Savings and •Loan Insurance Corp., and earn 2%% extra. 83-tf 3 BEDROOM home, garage, cement drive, utility room, water Softener, automatic washer, elec. range; Oil heat. Lakeland Park. Phone 692-R-2. 45 WONDER LAKE-- Price $5,950. Cute small 2 bedroom home, nicely- landscaped with evergreens, fruit trees & barbeque pit, lovely 'tiigh location on blacktop road, across from store & school bus. lf" block from beach. Phone Mo 1 [enry 2085 or 248. 45 BEDROOM HOME for sale. Jadying- room with fireplace. All lW"ge rooms. Attached garage, gas heat. Also 4 room furnished apt. attached, provides additional income. Call Wonder Lake 5654. 44-tf McCULLOM LAKE, Alton Drive and Lincoln Ave., 3 lots fenced-- .2, car garage, foundation in, water M lot, $3,200. Call Kimball 6-1435 6-3121. 45-3 .PRICED TO SELL this week: ftanch house, 2 yrs. old. Living & dining room comb. 12* x 27*. 3 large bedrooms, cabinet kitchen, foil basement, Johnson water Softener, storms & screens and many more extras. By owner -- $13,800. Located 82 Prairie Ave., • Lakeland Park. Phone McHenry 2470J. 45 MODERN HOME on lot 84 x 150 ft. Located near St. Mary's church. Call McHenry 22 after 6 p.m. »45 6KROOM year round home, 3 bedrooms, iy2 baths, on large lot. On Johpsburg Church road. Phone 617-J-l. • 45-4 WANTED TO BUY TOP PRICE PAID for iron, metals and junk care. Ed Marsh, phone Woodstock 1610-M-2. 43-tf GROOMS -- SCRAP metal. Phone 584-R-l. iron cthd 44-tf WANTED TO BENT COUPLE • without children would like to rent a five room house in or near McHenry. Call Mc^ Henry 1009-J. 45 RESPONSIBLE family wants 3 bedroom modern home in McHenry1,) Crystal Lake or Woodstodk area by May 1. Phone McHenry 2180. 44-tf WANTED -- Cheap house to rent with option to buy if possible. Reply to Box 242 c/o Plaindealer. 45 MISCELLANEOUS Lenten Specials French Fried Jumbo Shrimps (Cocktail Sauce) $1.25 Golden Fried Bonless Perch • .75 Broiled Boneless Walleye . -c, 1.00 Broiled 10 oz. Lobster Tail (Drawn Butter) 2.00 Above entrees include lettuce and tomato salad, french fries, rolls and butter. Club Lilymoor Rt. 120 - McHenry, 111. ; NOTICE WILL THE PARTIES who bought goods from a rummage sale such as china, glassware, bedding and a hand painted fruit bowl with four gold feet please get in touch with me. M^s. Olson, McHenry 779-R. . »45 'I' '!• <"!' '!• 'l* •I'.'I* LEGALS KIDS - LOOK - FREE--Good home for puppies wanted. Call McHenry 2104. 45 4 ROOM HOUSE in McCullom Lake. Large porch 10 x 24. Gar- •f&e under porch. 100 ft. lot, oil furnace. Furnished or unfurnished. Phone 569-M-l. *45 SITUATION WANTED 2 CARPENTERS want work. No job too small. Reasonable rates. Gall Wonder Lake 3931 or 3934. •45-2 jOUNG HOUSEWIFE, former mirsery school assistant. Will baby sit any evening in your home, any day in her home. Mrs. Meyers, McHenry 612-W-l. 45 POSITION BY middle aged •woman with nursing abilities -- Housekeeper for 1 or 2 adults. For details write Box 153, Sturteyant, Wis. *45 MOOSE DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 9 P.M. MEMBERS & GUESTS ONLY at the McHENRY MOOSE LODGE On Rotfite 120 McHenry, 111. 19tf WILL CARE for children in my Aome 5 days week. Call McHenry 8S22.'3 -W. 45 WANTED RRAL ESTATE wanted for our clients. 2 and- 3 bedroom, modern homes. In or near McHenry, close to railroad preferred, from $12,000 to $15*000. qJACQB FRITZ . REALTORS Johnsburg McHenry 87 38-tf Chtekthe 'fankphn'Pntl & BOB CONWAY Maty ear baym pag ht meek m flwmltgl Before you buy a new or and car, eee\ae about the State Farm "Bank Plan". It may possibly save you money1 1 three ways . . . on financing coats , on insurance .. and, on the cost of the car itnlf, - by enabling you to pay cash. Thousands of car buyvrs have used this plan of lowcost financing and insurance' . . and many have saved as'• $150. Just a call ' from you will brinyyon complete ,information. Gtpptotawywr STATE fARM A|«( much INSURANC* Bob Conway 312 E. Elm Street McHenry, fit. PHONES: 285-763 HAS YOUR DRINKING become a problem? Men, women, if so write Alcoholics Anonymous, Rt. 5, Box 508, McHenry, 111. Meetings every Monday 8:30 p.m. 12-tf I0F AT H0i NOTICE^ IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF OVERTON CADlLLAC-PONTIAC CO., a Delaware Corporation, FOR RECLASSIFICATION AND AMENDMENT OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF McHENRY, ILLINOIS, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: In compliance with the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of McHenry, Illinois, relative to a change in zoning classification of property, a public hearing will be had before the City of McHenry Zoning Board of Appeals in connection with the application of OVERTON CADILLAC- PONTIAC CO., a Delaware Corporation, that the zoning classification of the following described real estate be changed from "R-l" to "B": The Northerly 132 feet of Lot Ten (10) in Block Two (2) of the original Plat of West McHenry, a Subdivision of the City of McHenry, Illinois. The hearing will be held at 3 P.M. on Friday, March 29, 1957, in the City Hall of the City of McHenry, Illinois, at which time and place any person or persons desiring to object to such application will be entitled to be heard. CITY OF McHENRY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS By: FLQYD COVALT Its Chairman Attorney for Petitioner WILLIAM M. CARROLL, Jr. 110% Benton Street Woodstock, Illinois Telephone: Woodstock 1334 (Pub. March 14, 1957) BEFORE THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS OF McHENRY COUNTY. ILLINOIS IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF HERBERT A. HOHENSEE AND PHYLLIS M. HOHENSEE FOR A VARIATION OF THE REGULATIONS OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that HERBERT A. HOHENSEE and PHYLLIS M. HOHENSEE have made application to the Zoning Board of Appeals "of "McHenry County, Illinois, for a variation of the side yard requirements and tO permit enlargement of and alteration to a non conforming residence structure on: Lot 11 in Smith's Sunny Bank Subdivision, a part of the South half of Fractional Section 24, Township 45 North of Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, in McHenry County, Illinois. Notice is further given that a public hearing on said application will be held April 2nd, 1957, at 3:30 P.M. in the City Hall at McHenry, Illinois, at which time any interested person may appear. GEORGE F. JEDLICKA, Secretary to the Board JAMES H. COONEY, Attorney for Applicants Woodstock, Illinois (Pub. March 14, 1957) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate ©f ELIZABETH SCHMIfT Deceased, 'C, Notice .Is hereby given to ail persons. that April 1st, 1957, is the claim date in the estate oi ELIZABETH SCHMITT, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illin? ois, and that claims may be filed against said estate oh or .befbr& said date without issuance; Qf, summons. • SUSAN HILLER, ANTON J.. SCHMITT, u.^^:E^ecutojf VERNON J. KNO^V Lawyer v. Crystal Lake, Illinois. . (Pub. F<£. 21-28 Mar. 7) nnis James says MM WATER "Spray it on--from head to toe" S' Toilet Water Concentrate / TWIID, MIRACLE OFT RIP LILAC 2" ADAM'S MB OR DARK BRILUANCF 2,S pncu dIui la* This Is the new way, the fun' way %o wear fragrance. Lentheric's famous fragrances now in beautiful aerosol spray top bottles--for a cloud of fragrance where'er you go I Jm DMII Jama* I fairing In "Chant* of a IHilim* for lartta'ric on ABC-TV Network. S drug store 108 So. Green St. PBfONE 40 McHenry, I1L NOTICE OF CLAIM.' DATE Estate of WILLIAM/G. ACKER* SON Deceased ")f *' Notice is hereby given to all persons that April 1, 1957, is the claim date in the estate of. WILLIAM G. ACKERSON, Deceased, pending in- the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be fil§d against the said estate on or before said date withotit issuance of summons. GERALD J. CAREY, Administrator LOOZE & KINNE 112 E, Elm Street McHenry, Illinois Attorneys for Administrator (Pub. March 14-21-28) NEW FILM ON STATE PARKS AVAILABLE FOR CLUBS, SCHOOLS The Department of) Conservation's newest motion picture/ "Illinois State Parks and Memor* ials," is ready for showing at cltib meetings and schools throughout the state, it is announced by Director Glen D. Palmer. The 16 m.m. film, in sound and color, which was produced by the Division of Education, depicts sixty-two of the Illinois parks and memorials, taking the viewer on an armchair tour of the state's most scenic and historic vacation spots. Story, script, photography and narration were provided by regular employees of the department. It is the fourth feature production completed by the Division of Eduction in the last three years. The film opens with a presentation of the most historic areas in the Illinois system of parks and memorials, then follows with a complete tour of the Lincoln country from the entry east of Lawrenceville in 1830 to the impressive tomb in Springfield, under which the Great. * Emancipator lies buried with other members of his family. ' The remainder of the picture is called "A Sunday in the Park." It shows the people of Illinois and their guests at play in more than forty areas set aside for the relaxation of the general public.0 Director Palmer declared "it is the finest motion picture ever prepared on our parks and memorials," and expressed the opinion that millions of people who enjoy the parks will want to see the film. Bookings for the new picture may ' be obtained by writing or calling the Division of Education, Department of Conservation* State Office Building, Springfield, 111. Buy U.S. savin*8 Bolide LITTLE FARMER 6I6N MRE rod BLOOD DONATIONS U OFF STREET ^ES, ONCE AGAIN ITS SPPlNG/ « By KERN PED2RSON H-SS SEE HOW A yOUNG MAN'S By JfOE DENNETT fruO i*W FANCy TURNS ND THEN GROWS rv-n..u DEEMS By TOM OKA TRAMS FfctllMT 5«'V( GRANDPA'S BOY BRAD Mie&youHAPPy&SAN'i ABB you I vjusrwwfE PEMifMWj rOFCau&eJ A too* iHfrlwSt* TO SHOW PA » GOBBJSohhi EDDIE the EDUCATOR says a# A NATION'S BEST PRODUCT School Ioim are an investment in youth. What would your other investment! bo worth without such investment? Illinois Education Association Lend Uncie spin Your Dollars for TOP OFFICE ^ PPIIES We carry a large stock of the leading brands of office supplies . . • items which will / keep your office efficient. Loose Leaf and Bound Books Letter Files and Folders Price and Time Books Typewriter and Addinrg Machine Ribbons Stamp Pads and Inks (most all colors) Carbon Papers, Desk1 Pads and Blotters "ALL GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLIES" 308 E. Elm Street f PHONE, ^78-J McHenry, I1L 4-H CLUB OFFERS MANY BENEFITS TO INTERESTED YOUTHS If you want to join a 4-H club, all you have to do is fill out an enrollment card, says assistant Farm Adviser Don Chestnut. Get one of these cards fr6m any 4-H club leader or from the county extension of/ice. Age limits for 4-H club members are 10 to 21 years. After you have filled out the enrollment card, turn it in to the local club leader or to the county farm or home adviser. Then start attending regular meetings of the club nearest your home. One of the first things you will do as a club member is to select the project or projects that you want to carry on this year. You will keep records on your project,, carry it through to completion, and so "learn by doing" better farming or homemaking practices. Some of the projects you can select in home economics include clothing, foods and room improvement. ' Approved projects on the agricultural side of 4-H club work includes beef, dairy, sheep, swine, w i l d l i f e c o n s e r v a t i o n , r a b b i t s , home grounds beautification, forestry, crops, garden, entomology, farm concrete, farm electricity, metal roofing, tractor care, machinery care and honey production. i)r^J Two of the most important things to do after you become a. 4-H dub member are to attend every meeting of your local rclub • and to start your projects at 'the-^ time set in the rules and carry them through to completion. These are what will make you a} good club member. f At Corpus Christi, Tex., ' neth Peery, 8, used his toy ' i n g p r e s s t o p u b l i s h 8 c o p i e s ' - story about the death of a p&ra-' keet. He sold each copy fpC'.Sl cents, added a. dime to makfe a® total of 50 cents, then donated fUUf amount to the Red Cross. ; IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE -o>- oujun smici £ MONII MCNMONO 14(1 w' actio* city. wia. •nawNiM* -J M wmtu/v FINE FURNITURE AND FLOOR COVEI^INOB TO 8U>T EVERY TASTE RICHMOND. ILLINOIS 20» 1957 MoH«nry Plai£&Ml«r 102 1. Orc30 Stmt McHenry, Illinois Attention: Advertising Departasnt Oentlensni The response to our recent First Anniversary Sale «as 90 or*r«fa«lalng that KB thought it only fair to infom yon of the important part The McHenry Plaindealer had in its success. As yea know, our anniversary take* pilaoe jut before the Furniture Show in Chicago and we were very anztoos to olear our stocks in order tp be ready for the new furniture iteaa we pilaroied on pnrehaainf dozing the show. We made drastic price reductions on iteaa in every deposrfc^at of our store, bat our biggest prohles was to let the pvblie 1bek? ©f these bargains through the advert!dng aediaa whieh we felt <~-aM get ua the best results at the leaat possible cost. a At the tlEa of our Grand 0penlnee naro thoa a year ago, we |&eq®cs a • large ad in The Plaindoalor and obtain tpeneadoui reinlta. the past year wo havo ran periodic advertising-In your*- paper GEii hate always been wore than happy with the response. For that reason we decided to again torn to year paper for pnbliciiiJig cwjnAwwpf Sale. Again our deoisiosi proved to be a wiee one for oar sale was aMt wltk great public acceptance. ! We ar@ ^ow aore cortvlneed than ever that if we offer top-quality aerchaediee at Honey-saving prf.ees and advertiae wisely, the people of this area will resposd aocogdingly. * • Tovre traly Charles D. Mth lie Hoose ef f>piruitare _3 IN THE HCANT Of HILLVICW IHOI