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. THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER ""•r McHenry Plaindealei Phpne 170 - 171 Published^ every Thursday at Mdjipriry, 111., by the McHenry Pulmshing Company, Inc. R A T I O N A L E D I T O R O A I Asgod toiMiimiMjr.ij.uiji :5t@* W. BURFEINDT, Gen'l. Mgi. ADELE FROEHLICH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry County Iwjfear r $3.5^ 6 Months $Z0ti 3 Months $1.25 Outside McHenry County 1 Year , $4.00 6 Months $2.25 3 Months $1.50 Entered as second-class mat ter at the post office at Mc Henry, Illinois, under the act of May 8, 1879. CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE BRKDK 2 STORY business ' buwing. Will sell on contract for' $8,500 with $1,000 down payment. McHenry Realty, 532 Main street. Phone McHenry 268. 31-t i Thursday, February 26, 1959 REAL ESTATE FULLY IMPROVED lot, 1 block from Catholic church arid school. Phone McHenry 875-J. 41-tf FOR SALE -- REAL ESTATE 5, 10 OR 20 VACANT acres McHenry vicinity. Write c/o McHenry Plaindealer, Box 447. 43 LOT FOR SALE -- 100x130. Country Club Estates, bordering McHenry Golf Course. Phone McHenry 439-W. 29-tf LOT FOR SALE near McCullom Lake, McHenry County. For information call GL 1- 1869 after 6 p.m. 43-3 LOT ON WATER adjacent to Fox River. Ideal for boat slip, 80 ft. frontage. Will sell on easy terms. T. W. Louton, Des Plaines. Phone VAnderbilt 4- 3035. 43-tf THREE BEDROOM home, full oasement, garage; on corner, 3 lots (2 wooded) fenced; forced air heat, bath and %; cabinet kitchen; lots of . closet space. McCullom Lake Estates. Sacrifice. Phone 971 ."or appointment. & 29-tf LILYMOOR choice lot, 50x120. One block school and Rt. 120. Elec. sewerage. $750 cash or terms. Box 450, McHenry Plaindealer. *43-2 DCWifOU want to buy a home on me River? I think our home is just what you're looking for. j It is on the Fox River in one of the loveliest locations in McHenry. It is a real buy for the right party and priced way I below its actual value. If you are interested in further information, call Crystal Lake 2834. 42-tf 116 FOX AVE., McHenry Shores. Possession March 1, 3 bedroom frame ranch, garage, tile kitchen and bath, refrigerator and range, oil heat, storms and screens, landscaped. Price $15,800. 10% down, 1 % per month or will rent for $150 per month. Phone GRovehill 6-7537 or write John C. Swiderski, 5708 So. Throop St., Chicago 36, 111. 42-tf PRICED TO SELL, immediate possession, 2 bedroom, 4 yr. old house with garage, some furnishings. $8500. Phone Wonder Lake 7512. 40-4 Consolidate Your Obligations TO Purchase -- Refinance If it's a MORTGAGE you NEED, It will pay you to call us F^\. -- Conventional -- VA CARMAL CORP. McHenry 1126--DExter 6-6765 37-tf McHENRY -- Choice income property with 6 rm. partment above in downtown shopping district. 4 bedroom, lVa bath home cornei lot 97 x 132. A REAL BUY. HUEMANN'S SUBDV. -- Attractive 2 bedroom home with modern kitchen, incl. elec. range, refrig., washer and dryer. RIVER RIGHTS. $21,200. McCULLOM LAKE -- 2 bedroom home on 50 x 200 WATER FRONT lot. Price ii%!udes all furniture. $12,720 210 S. Gx-een St. -- Phone 112b 43 BUYING or SELLING A. H. Gallagher 38 Channel Beach SUNNYSIDE -- 3 bedroom Ranch. Oak floors. Large Birch cabinet kitchen. Tile bath. Full basement. Water rights & pier. Excellent condition. $15,000. 122 Country Club Dr. McHENRY -- 2 bedroom expandable year 'round home on the River. 2 car garage. Fenced yard. Glazed porch. Sea wall & pier. Only $15,000! Spring Grove Road JOHWSBURG -- Grand 4 bedroom; IV2 bath home with 2 car att. garage. Full basement. Paneled Family room and 11 bedroom on 1st. Large lot ' $21,000. 301 N Riverside Dr. McHENRY -- Income property, j 2 five room apartments and | room for a 3rd. 132x132 lot. J Full basement. Gas ht. $31,500. DO$OT DISTURB OWNERS CALL FOR APPOINTMENT WATCH FOR THE GALLAGHER SIGN A. tt. Gallagher & Associates OFFICE: FOrest 9-6700 Jinny Gallagher: McHenry 1629 James Roesch: McHenry 3549 f 43 Vicinity of McHenry Farm For Sale 47 Acres, 7 room home, hot water heat. Bam and other farm buildings. 2 blocks to town and railroad. Price $35,000.00 Tavern - Restaurant Income Property, large bar and dining room, modern kitchen, 4 room apartment, rental income $250.00 per month. Motel I 11 Units, office and 4 room I owners apartment, all units have colored ceramic tile baths, on intersection of two U.S. Highways. For inspection call at our office in Johnsburg. Jacob Fritz Realtors Rt. 5, McHenry, 111. Phone McHenry 37 41-tf Business Opportunities TWO CAN think better than one. Able to invest financially in going business. Able and willing to fit into most any type. Have sales and buying background. Can furnish reference and credit rating. Phone 2535. After 7 call 1974-R. 43 SITUATION WANTED WILL CARE for children, or housework by day or week. Ph. Wonder Lake 3828, *43 MOTHER WITH small child desires housekeeping position. Live in. Small salary. Reply c/o Plaindealer, Box 444. 43 WOMAN DESIRES position as bookkeeper, light steno, general office. Reply c/o Plaindealer, Box 445. 43 ODD JOBS or handy man. Ph. McHenry 630-R-l. *43 WANT IRONING to~do in my home; also babysitting. Mrs. Geo. J. Miller. Phone McHenry 77-W. 43 WANTED TOP PRICE PAID for iron, netals and junk cars Ed Marsh, phone Woodstock - 1610-M-2 43-ti RIDER WANTED: Leaving McHenry vicinity at 6 a.m. to Northwest side of Chicago, near Dickens & Austin. Phone McHenry 1462-M. 43 WANTED TO BUY Want To Buy 2 or 3 Bedroom Home with Basement & Garage in McHenry Reply Box 436 c/o McHenry Plaindealer 43 OBITUARIES Frank Zettlmaier Services were held Saturday morning from Transfiguration church, Wauconda, for Frank Zettlmaier, who died unexpectedly in his home at Island Lake Thursday, morning. Feb. 19. He was the father of Mrs. Helene Lucas, a former Plaindealer employee. Survivors include the widow, Agnes; three daughters, Mrs. Emily Schneider of Chicago, Mrs. Lucas and Mrs. Rose Adams of Island Lake; four grandchildren; four sisters, Mrs. Rose Olsen, Mrs. Mary Schmid and Mrs. Fannie Koenigseder of Chicago and Mrs. Anna Seidl of Germany; also a brother." Lawrence, of Germany. The body rested at the Kisselburg funeral home until time of service. Burial was in the church cemetery. Ruth Kaozmark Mrs. Ruth Kaczmark. 63, a resident of Country Club subdivision for the past four years, died at Villa Nursing home, Pistakre Bay, Thursday evening, Feb. 19, where she had been a patient for two weeks. The deceased was born June 13, 1895, in Chicago, where she lived until moving to McHenry to live with a brother, Frank Braun. He is her only immediate survivor. The body rested at the Geo. Justen & Son funeral home. Eastern Star services were held thete Monday at 1 o'clock, with burial in Acacia Park cemetery, Chicago. WANT TO BUY used full size baby crib. Must be in good condition. Phone McHenry 2667. 43 REAL ESTATE 3 bedroom ranch, fireplace 3 car garage. Large corner it. $17,500. $1,000 down takes this place, balance on contract. River lot in McHenry. 201 feet to shopping. Sea wall in This lot worth well over $7,0^ Will take $5,000. WANT TO BUY used pickup j or panel truck. Phone McHenry 985 after 6 p.m. 43 LOST AND FOUND TWENTY-SIX ARE NAMED TO "A" HONOR ROLL Twenty-six out of the student body of 900 at the local high school were members of the honor roll for the quarter recently complete. Seniors were Terrence Brady, Jim Jones, Tom Olsen. Joyce Schimke, Ron Smith and Mark Vycital; juniors, Karen Bailey, Robert Feibig, Judy Hans, B e v e r l y S p o h r a n d K a r e n Thompson; sophomores, Anita Rarger. Nanci Buokner, Kathryn Curran, Sherry Evans, Deanna Oonk, Donna Petersen, Alan Rietesel. Marlene Schroeder. Sandy Stetson and Nancy Whiting; freshmen. Jackie Cannon. Cameron Clark. James Hutchison. Peggy Parchi and Virginia Peterson. This Business - Farming Steers fed only average quality mixed ha.v would usually be considered to have "slim pickin's." But when the kind of hay was pelleted and fed as the only feed, steers on test at the Dixon Springs (Illinois) experiment station gained up to l-\ lbs. a day. Pelleting hay is the same process of compressing feed into small, bite-sized bits that has been used for many years in preparing, supplements and, complete feeds. " ' The let of steers reported above,gained 1.73 lbs a day on peUeted hay compared with only 0.63 lbs..a day for a similar lot "pf steers fed the same hay baled. This hay was ajfalfa and % timothy. Pelleting improves the feeding efficiency of low-quality roushage more than high-quality roughage, according to R. J. Webb, superintendent of the research station. That is, it will pay a feeder more to pellet an alfalfa-timotny combination as the percentage of the timothy increases and the percentage of the alfalfa drops. Cattle feeders may be asking whether the increase in gains will pay the cost of pelleting? When the Illinois research workers figured the cost of pelleted hay at $30 a ton, the cost of gains was less than 14c a pound on the steers gaining 1^4 lbs. a day. The steers fed baled hay figured at $20 a ton were making gains of about lb. a day at a cost of more than seventeen cents a pound. Cost and gains were about the same with chopped and baled hay. The next step in pelleting is up to machinery and equipment manufacturers. Several companies are now working on the problem. The need is for a practical machine to fit into the feeder's or custom operator's plan of operation, and at a cost he can afford. Your local Illinois Feed association dealer agrees with Mr. Webb, in that as equipment is improved and costs come down, pelleting would appear to .show great promise. A teen-ager is grown up when he thinks it's more important to pass an examination than to pass the car ahead. LOST ON Riverside Drive, I February 12, pair of glasses with light brown frames in brown alligator case. Vicinity of Fox Valley Boat Co. Phone McHenry 700. *43 MISCELLANEOUS ihiit'5 n ran PIANO AND ORGAN instructions. For information call The McHenry Organ Center, Mc- Hcnry 2251 or 202 41-tf TO BE GIVEN AWAY EARLY BIRDMAN THIS OLD ENGRAVING SHOWS MANS SUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT TO FLY IN THE EARLY PART OP THE 1BTP CENTURY. THE INVENTOR OF THIS DEVICE WAS AN ITALIAN, JOHN DANTE, AFTER SEVERAL FLIGHTS, HE DID "FALL ON A CHURCH STEEPLE AND BREAK HIS THIGH*/ ABOUT 600 yards good gravel fill free for the hauling. Phone McHenry 242C. 38-tf 2 bedroom completely 1 nished and decorated home Private boat pier on river, ful ly landscaped, also 12x20 garage. $15,000. Small down payment -- balance on contract. We have over 50 homes pric ed from $6,500 to $60,000. We can also build you r home on your lot for as littlf as $300 down, balance on F7\* terms. For full information Phone McHenry 430. We are located 2 blocks east of the bridge on Highway 120. 4 bedroom brick on large lot. city water, gas. etc. This is close to shopping. Ideal for a large family. A steal at $17,000. Terms. ATLAS BUILDERS & REAL ESTATE 42-tf FUBLIC NOTICE To the Patrons of the Illinois Bell Telephone Company: The Illinois Bell Telephone Company hereby gives notice) to the public that it has filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission proposed changes in its tariffs to provide for the establishment of the Pistakee Highlands exchange with extended area service between the Pistakee Highlands exchange and the Fox Lake and McHenry exchanges. A copy of the proposed filing may be inspected by any interested party at the business office of this Company at 136 North Riverside, McHenry, Illinois. All parties interested in this matter may obtain information with respect thereto either dir-j ectly from the Compar.y or by addressing the Secretary of the Illinois Commerce Commission at Springfield, Illinois. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY by R. C. Zahn Manager (Publish Feb. 19-26, 1959) LAND BECOMES SEAI DEFENDING THEIR COUNTRY AGAINST THE SPANISH INVADERS, THE DUTCH NAvy FLOODED THE CITY OF LEYDEN, SAILED IN AND FOUGHT THE ENEMY AMONGST THE ROOFTOPS AND TREES Of- THE BESIEGED CITY: WITH OTHER PATRIOTIC AMERICANS WHO ARE INVESTING IN U. S. SAVINGS BONDS! PEACE COSTS MONEY, AND YOUR BOND PURCHASES HELP SECURE AMERICA'S PEACEFUL FUTURE AS WELL AS YOUR OWN/ TURNER Seed Cleaning Service We have just purchased a large new portable clipper cleaner Call early to avoid that last minute rush. Tel. Hebron 2712 HAROLD W. TURNER a cipei COUNTRY CLUB Vz Mile No. of Skyline Theatre On East Johnsbprg Road ,, McHenry 2040 For Reservations or Take-Out Orders Phone McHenry 2040 FOOD OF DISTINCTION IN PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS -s; Chinese & American Cuisine "FREEZER TO FRYER" TIPS GIVEN BY EXPERT Mince Meat Kisses Are Sweet Valentines From the freezer into the frypan. That's a tip from Mrs. Rita McGreer, University of Illinois foods specialist, who says electric frypans are handy for heating as well as cooking many foods. To bake a frozen pizza, put four layers of heavy-duty foil in the bottom of the frypan. Cover and preheat to 420 degrees F. Put the pizza on a greased pie pan or. if it is foil packed, bake it in the foil container. Bake 20 minutes, open the vent and bake 10 minutes longer or until done. Frozen tray or other quick dinners take to a frypan as easily as to an oven. Preheat the frypan to 420 degrees. Place the foil container with food on a low rack. Cover and bake for the time specified on the label. For baking frozen meat and poultry pies, place a double thickness of foil in the bottom of the frypan, allowing it to come partly up the sides. This will catch any juice that may bubble over. Cover and pre- I heat to 420 degree F. When the I indicator light goes out, place > the pies (packed in foil tins^ j directly on the foil. Cover and bake 40 to 50 minutes. Open j the vent for the last 10 min- j utes. To serve, invert the pies ! on the serving plate. ; Mrs. McGreer says the elee- I trie frypan is also handy to defrost frozen foods that you plan to prepare immediately. To do this, place an unopened package of frozen food on an in- • verted pie pan or rack in the ! frypan. Set the dial at 420 de- 1 grees F. Cover and leave for , 10 minutes. Turn package and 1 continue heating for another j 10 minutes. Prepare the foods ; at once or they will lose qual- ! >ty. I m IS1SIS8I i ^ : x., b<;f sw^ter than kisses for Valentines? The ones 1 !i r •ourself-W1»th meringue mix and mince meat, are espe- 3 merin'ueUn * *Tu ,c f barm.inS Valentine gifts. One envelope meiin-aie mix and half a nine-ounce package of condensed mince meat make two dozen or more daintv kisses. If vou have ots of Valentines, use both envelopes of meringue mix that comr n one package and all of the nine-ounce package of mince mea' and make about fifty of the luscious little HBBOS Mince Meat Kisses 1 9-oz. package condensed mince meat 1 cup water 1 package meringue mix Break mince meat into small pieces. Add water and place over heat stirring until all lumps are broken. Boil briskly for a mirute until mixture is almost dry. Cool. Prepare meringue according to package directions for baked meringues. Fold in copl, dry mince meat and drop in spoonfuls on cooky sheet covered with white paper. Bake according tc uackace directions for baked meringues. EDDIE the EDUCATOR says Seeing is Be/ievm « --, PEDDLERS USED TO SELL GLASSES BY HIT-OR-MISS /METHODS BEFORE INDIVIDUAL PRESCRIPTIONS BECAME GENERALLY AVAILABLE ANP RECOGNIZED AS THE ONLY SAFE PROCEDURE, SAYS THE BETTER VISION INSTITUTE. % SUBSTANDARD VISION is THE LEAPING REASON FOR RESTRICTED DRIVER LICENSES. FAULTY UNCORRECTED VISION IS ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING CAUSES OF FATIGUE. Illinois hai federal aid for high-i wayc, hospitalf, waterways, farms, •tc., but none for public schools, except In certain special fields. Illinois Education Association MOTOR VEHICLE BUREAU d VISUAL SCREENING TESTS OF 2,026 CHILDREN ABOUT TO ENTER THE FIRST GRADE SHOWED 317 NEEPED EYE-CARE. i' *< .• . wWvv. •. • ' .•' " vv ' »*^ /.V . r •; V • . .V.i. '; /v i»r<i' •, :" _ v 1 'Jeep' vehicles are completely engineered for 4-wheel drive, not just 2-wheel drive modifications or conversions. They go more places, do more jobs, cost less to own, have higher resale value! Jeep VEHICLES BY WILLYS MOTORS...WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF 4-WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES -- ... one of the growing KAISER Industries WILLYS v ^ Aforoas Tune-In 600 Front Si. Come in for a demonstration MAVEBISK ^unc*ay Evenings, 6:30 P.M. McHiNRY GARAGE PHONE 403 McHenry, III.