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<L'*.X- * -^v. /• ' ' Thursday, January 16,1958 \ - 3 r '•?."' A THE McHENSllf PLAINDEALER - **•*•, <a ^ •** &fx <*» "' ihlJg McHenry PlaindeaJer Phone 170 - 171 Published every Thursday at McHenry, 111., by the McHenrv ^blishing Company, Inc. , NATIONAL EDITORIAL AS£ 0 <c 5T@N SBEOSnSEBSSIll W. BURFEINDT, Gen'L Manager ADELE FROEHLICH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE fen McHenry County - 1 Year $3.00 Months • $1.75 3 Months $1.00 Outside McHenry County 1 Year .. .. .. .. $3.50 6 Months' $2.00 3 Months ....... ....... $1.25 Entered as second-class -matter at the post office at Mo Henry. Illinois, under the act of May 8. 1879. •- " , AOSH-SOPH CAGERS LOSE TO BARRINGTON YOUNG BRONCS 64-56 Last Friday night the Broncs frosh-soph team from Barrington defeated the Warriors juniors by a score of 64 to 56 to send the local lads down to their second defeat of the season as compared t^seven wins. xhe Warriors managed a first quarter lead at 11 to*10, but after that the Broncos grabbed the lead and were never headed. Too many bad passes and Other such errors by the Warriors in the second quarter gave a. five point advantage to Barrington by half time, and the Warriors never did recover. The score at the intermission was Barrington 32, Mc- Ifjpnry 27. The Warriors managed to close the gap to 46-42 by the end of the third period and appeared on th&r way to victory in the fourth quarter as they went into an allcourt press to gain control of the~ ball. Late in the last quarter the Warriors' were down by four points and had a golden opportunito to snatch the game out of the ffe, but a missed lay-up and inaccuracy at the free throw line helped the Barrington cause. With but a few seconds to play, Moore of Barrington made two free throws which ended the scoring. The final count 64-58. 0SRITAL 5 Parish Tournament Champs MCHENRY' HOSPITAL Patients at McHenry hospital this past vsfeek included Ernest Siemans, Jane Oleyar, Theodore Graham, Annabel Freund, Bonnie Welch, Mary Jungwirth, Wade Lunniss, Barbara Triplett, John Klingberg, Lina Kilday and Leo Heimer of McHenry; Louella Yach of Cooney Heights; Joseph Cina, Cecelia Meyer and Catherine SJeery of Lakeland Park; Anton Ketterer of Pistaqua Heights; Richard Kieffer and Charles Penrod of Crystal Lake; Herbert ScViulgen of Island Lake; Russell Kelley of Woodstock; falter Steffen of Richmond; Joetta Meyer of Woodstock; Beatrice Banks of Wauconda; Margaret Levand of Lakemoor; Agnes Mack of Shalimar. - • John Sutton fell on east Waur kegan street Sunday and suffered a broken' right arm. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Patients at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, this past week included Earl Converse, Betty Winston, Bolshow Phillips, Susan Marchi and Patricia Schaft of McHenry and Cora Ternan of Wonder Lake. WOMEN'S CLUB FEDERATION IN MID-WINTER MEET The above pictured team of husky, lanky cagers; frprtf Crystal Lake are all smiles after defeating Spring Grove in a rousing final game- " . ' • " Back row: Johnson, Robinson, Kirchberg, Sheehari; v/ Front row: Father Reier (assistant pastor), Rooftey, , Father Beddoes, Scully, and Tom Bolger (tournament manager). , LILYM00R NEWS By Laura Belford Lilymoor Association The annual installation of the Lilymoor association will be held on Saturday, Jan. 18, at Club Lilymoor. All residents of the community are cordially invited. The installation of new officers will be followed by a mid-winter social and refreshments. This is the event in which we can show our appreciation to the retiring officers of the organization by letting them know we're behind thern. The new officers will be encouraged by a gcod turnout. Be sure to bring your neighbor and i^onie out. . THE GREAT OUTDOORS Bv Jack Walsh % Jofin "Steinbach lecT the " War^ riors in scoring with 17 points on 8 baskets and 1 charity shot. Following closely were Jim Hester ral Bill Oeffling, each with 14 points. Mike Creighton snared 20 rebounds to lead that phase and run his season total to 108. The mid-winter meeting of the eleventh district of the Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs will be held at headquarters, 30 West Washington street Chicago, on Jan. 23. Registration will begin at 9:30 a.m. and the board meeting will be from 10 to 10:15, with the regular meeting beginning at 10:15 Until closing in a continuous session. The four chairmen of district projects will report on their progress. Any other chairmen may give any pertinent information at this time. Each county president will be expected to give a report on accomplishments in federation and report on membership gain or loss. COMING EVENTS January 16 Regular Meeting, Lake Region Sports Car Club--3 p.m.--V.F.W. Clubhouse. January 19 McHenry T. Creighton M. Creighton J. Olson J. Hester J3. Oeffling W Steinbach. Barrington: Mock Esh Lineups FG FT PF 23 12 18 FG FT PF 4 14 4 2 5 Hall--Sponsored by Mother's Club --Held After All Masses. January 20 Fox River-Valley Camp Installation^-- Methodist church Recreation Room--8 p.m. January 21 McHenry Township Republican Women's Club Card and Bunco Party--Legion Home--8 p.m. IT Rabfeit hunters have been hav-. ing very good shooting lately. More snow is predicted, so hunting should be good right up to the last day of the season. The state provides licensed shooting preserves for hunters who like to extend the regular seasons to March 15. These preserves are run on a daily fee basis. There are two of these areas in McHenry county and one in Lake County. This put-and-take method of shooting is rapidly gaining popularity. If it is well-organized and operated properly controlled shooting is just as much sport as regular hunting. In years to come the controlled shooting area wili be the hunter's only alternative, unless he owns his own hunting grounds. Ice fishing is pretty poor. The Chain O'Lakes have not been producing well, but when they do the fun will start. Lake Geneva is very bad so far this year. The fish are there, but are just not biting. It looks as though everyone will just have to be patient and keep trying. Buy U S Savings Bonds In Libertyville Hospital We are sorry to learn of Charles Halle's illness which took him to the Condell Memorial hospital in Libertyville on' Friday, Jan. 3. He may have undergone surgery by the date of this readins. At this writing he is under observation. We hope that whatever is necessary, he will come thru with flying colors and that Usual smile on his face. Post Kinnaman Moore Hieneman Schneider Rebounds: Oeffling 1, M. Creighton 2.0. Steinbach 3, T. Creighton 4, J. Olson 5. I N C O M E T A X S E R V I C E The McHenry Accounting and Tax Service 123 North Riverside Drive NOTARY PUBLIC -- LICENSES ' . Phone McHenry 343 For Appointment Remember Earlier Filing Brings Earlier Refunds. FARM SERVICE WAY A U C T I O N HENRY FREEMAN & WILLIAM RUSSELL, Auctioneers Having decided to discontinue farming because of ill health, the undersigned will sell at public auction on the, Gratton farm 10 miles Northwest of McHenry, 111., 10 miles Northeast of Woodstock, 111, 10 miles Southeast of Hebron. 111., or 1 mile North of Greenwood then Vs, mile East on Mill-Inn Road on MON~ JAN. 20, 1958 Alden-Hebron Grange will furnish lunch -- Sale to start at 10 A.M. 53 HEAD OF CATTLE HI GRADE HOLSTEINS 100 per cent clean -- T.B. and Brucelosis test. Most of these cows are springing or fresh:"~An""6utstand ing- herd=of = large hi-nroducing quality cattle. 46 cows, 2 heifers - bred; 4 heifers, open; bull, 15 mos. MILK EQUIPMENT -- 2 milking machines, motor and compressor; 4 DeLaval stainless steel units; 2 wash tanks; strainers, pails, etc. HOGS and HOG EQUIPMENT -- 4 bred Gilts; 10 Shoats, 80 lbs.: 1 Boar. 12-hole hog feeder, 4 hog troughs. POULTRY & POULTRY EQUIPMENT -- 125 Pullets and Yearlings Feeders, Founts, etc. GRAIN, HAY. FEED -- 35 ton Alfalfa hay, 1st croo wire .baled: 15 ton Alfalfa hay, 2nd crop wire baled; 10 ton Straw; 3000 bu. Oats: 2500 bu. Ear Corn; 30 ft. Ensilage in 16 ft. silo; 10 ft. Ensilage in 12 ft. silo. TRACTORS -- JD "G" with Powertrol and Roll-o-matic; JD "A" with Rollomatic and cult.; Ford-with 2-14 in. plow and post digger. TRACTOR EQUIPMENT -- JD 3-14 in. tractor gang plow on rubber with ram; JD tandem disc - wheel on rubber - like new; JD manure spreader; 75 ft. drive belt; New Idea 7 ft. power mower, like new; JD hay balef\ wire tie with motor; grain blower with wagon hopper; JD 490 corn planter new rubber, like new; 36 ft. Challenge elevator; JD No. 25 combine with scour kleen and pickup; Wood Bros, l-row corn picker; JD Van Brunt 8 ft. grain drill; JD 2-16 in. plow; 8 in. JD disc. FARM MACHINERY -- 8 ft. McD grain binder; 120 ft. hay rope: Linsay 4 section lever drag; 2 wagons, 1 with grain box; 2 high speed trailer wagon, on rubber with hay racks; corn sheller; 4 electric fencers; platform scale, cap. 1000 lbs.; 4-bar D.B. side delivery on rubber; Electric motor, 1 H.P.; McD side rake; 300 chick brooder: 16-ft. feed bunk; 10 ft. feed bunk; wheel barrow; 340 gal. gas tank with stand; 36 elec. fence posts; power lawn mower; boy's bicycle; 3irl's bicycle: tricycle; 4 rolls woven wire; 2 saddles and bridles; fi drinking cups: snow fence; 14 x 20 tarp. Usual Friendly Farm Service Way Terms Available to all Farmers. When Buying or Selling Farms, Contact Farm Service Agency, Lake Geneva, Wis. ALLY BERNA. Owner FARM AUCTION SERVICE, INC., Clerk In St. Joseph Hospital John Clausing, who resides in Lilymoor, entered St. Joseph hos- RUPTURE -EASER lakes Life Worth living FOR MEH, WOMEN, CHILDREN nffi dUM. UrTthlafi1*in3; uf. "*"• PM holdi radoclbl* m g±m rupttm In pUc* without touc- 5^95 NoTgia »mcT«l)r •ad l*c ttrtp*. w nw la (rail Ql»» BHinnaaat wramd lovaM »ut of abdomen. (tat* lUftt m Ml luw* put it ord«ibia. ft flfciMl BOLGER'S PHONE 40 pital on Friday, Jan. 3. He is expected to be hospitalized for ten days or more. Birthdays, wedding anniversaries, guests at your house . . . Call 596-W-2. When your news is printed and it includes people who do not ordinarily see the Plaindealer, clip the item and save it for your scrap book then show it to them when you see them again; or clip the column and mail it to them. This can be fun and a simple way to remember events if you add the date, in case it fis not. on the writeup. ** January Birthdays Miss Kristine Schaft and Mrs. Charles M. Mullen, Sr., share January 6 as the day they celebrate their birthdays. Kristine makes no secret that she was born in the year 1951 but Mrs. Mullen is standing behind her woman's prerogative when die doesn't disclose her year or birth. j Greetings are in order for: Bill Burns, Sr. on Jan. 14. Oyer twenty-one is all we have to re* port on age.. Mrs. Opal Schmidt who will add one more year on Sunday,, the twelfth. Susan Farr celebrates her eleventh year on Jan. 15. Alan Ossler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ossler, will be two years old on Monday, Jan. 13. Mrs. Fred Svoboda, who will look forward to another added to her full life r a* of Wednesday the twenty-second. The oldest resident of .Lilymoor, Alfred Seyfferth: On Monday, Jan. 13, this spry little old gentle-: man will top his many experiences with one more year of adventure and, we hope, "many more years to come. His' wife celebrated her birthday on Jan. 5. 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