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Thursday, January 14, 1960 jr ' THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER •MA-#--- Wonder Lake Skating Lessons At Center Beach Jane Ducey • t Michael Kirby, ex-partner of skater Sonja Henie, will be at Wonder Lake Saturday, Jan. 16. from 1 ^to 4 p.m., to g:ve ice skating instruction, free of charge, to the public. The project is sponsored by the Wonder Lake Homeowner's Advisory Board and will take place at the Wonder Center beach. The subdivision board Jias made their beach available ^o all. Lake subdivisions lor skating this season. If the i£e is not suitable for skating, Mr. Kirby will give "dry" instruction, which he considers important and fundamental to good skating. Kirby will provide an instructor for each fifty people attending. An ice skating rink at Wonder (Renter beach has been one >.|bf the aims of the advisory Tt>oare| to provide recreation for the youth of the community. Steve Simon has volunteered to keep the ice free of snow for the season. The fire department will take care of flooding the ice, if and when it is needed. A loudspeaker located in one of the business houses will furnish mnsic for the skaters. Wonder Canter ^/ill also provide the illumination for night skating. ents are Mr. and iMrs. Leon ! Buss of Highland Shores. Kevin Murdock Friends of the Paul Murdock family, formerly of Wonder Lake, will be pleased to know that they have a new addition to their family. Little Kevin Earl was born last Friday- at the Woodstock hospital, weighing in at 6 lbs.. 11 oz. fcage Flfiefc% Homecoming For Jeffrey Hansen The center of attraction in the Wooded Shores home of the Raymond Hansen family is red haired Jeffrey Phillip who came home from the hospital Jan. 6 When he tipped the scales at 5 lbs. Born at Memorial hospital Nov. 27, this premature baby had to stay on in the hospital for, 7 weeks before his eager family could finally be allowed to fondle him. He's getting; plenty of t.l.c these days, you can bet. Teen Age Dance Another 'teen-age dance has been arranged by the Wonder Lake Homeowners Advisory Board to be held Friday, Jan. 29, at Mathews hall. The music will be recorded and the time is 7:30 to 11 p.m. an invitation is extended to all young people. Brownie Troop 201; tells of, a recent meeting of the troop. "We Started our meeting witn roll call and then had- the flag j ceremony, followed by the sins:-; ing of Girl Scout song£. Janice, Zandier brought the refreshments. We wopked on piot ur« | framing, played telephone and i the Indian game. We ended | .our meeting with ou»- night circle. Next week we are | going to make stocking, dolls."! Co-leaders of this troop are; Mrs. Frank . Wasielewski and ; Mrs. William Moore. The troop meets in th^ b,asement of Christ1 the King church. ! James Timothy Schroeder 7 lb. 2 oz. James Timothy Schroeder was born Friday morning, Jan. 8, at Memorial hospital for McHenry. County, the second son and third, chiid of Rev. and Mrs. -fe'urton Schroeder. Eager to make his ^acquaintance are Sally, 'age 4 Tmd Stephen, who is 3 yeat's old. Maternal grandmotner is Mrs. David M. Geschwindt of Pittsburg, Pa., and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Schroeder of Woodstock. Gregory Bradford luuiiFi' Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore, Sr.', of Wonder Woods who are parents of % son, Gregory Bradford, born at 5:38 a.m. Friday. Jan. 8. at Harvard Memorial hospital. The baby weighed 8 lbs. 5 oz. and measured 22 inches , iVi length. Very proud maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Becker of McHenry and -paternal grandmother is Mrs. Clarissa Moore of Pasadena, Calif. 'f1 Michael David Bnks Michael David Buss was born Dec. 31 at Memorial hospital, the fourth son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Buss of Highland .Shores. The baby weighed R X>lbs., 4y2 oz. at birth. Other children are Dale Bernard, age ^3%; Andrew Brian, age 2%; and Scott Allen who is 1% ryears. Maternal grandmother fjS Mrs. Lucille Craven of Chicago, and paternal grandpar- Florlda Trip The Bill Nielsen family came home to Wonder Lake Jan. 7 from a three week vacation in Florida. They made the trip by car arid other than a day and a half lay-rover in Georgia with a broken axle, the trip was a delight and the weather ideal. They spent two weeks in Opa Locka visiting Bill's mother. Mrs. Nels Larsen and went deep sea fisjhing in Biscayne Bay witjh Bill's sister. Mrs. Don Behrens and family, formerly of Hebron. Bill caught a 5 foot needle fish which put up quite a fight. Obituary Sympathy is extended to the family of Joe Lundbcrg \vhr> died Friday in St. Bernard's hospital in Chicago. He han been »in failing health for some time. A resident of Wonder Lake for ten years, the deceased .was .a civic-minded ma a. contributing; his time to the bo&rri of education Of Harrison school of which he was past-president. He was also an active Kiwan-* ian. - Debbie Sinclair, reporter for HfS RENTAL RENTS Floor Sanders to Rotary Tillers EVergreen 5-4123 Christ The King Church News The regular Thursday night meeting of the Y.C.S.^ group has been cancelled because the youth are taking a trip togeth er Saturday to visit some Settlement homes in the Chicago area. AH the boys and girls of high school age are welcome, to come. They will meet - at the church at 9 a.m. All the men of the parish are invited to attend the meeting of the Holy Name society at John Gustek's home in Indian Rid«:e Thursday night at 8:30. Gerald Palko, president, has asked all the old members and any new men of the parish to come and assist in making plans for the coming year. Mrs. Mabel Pike, president of the Altar and Rosary society annodnces the following new appointments for DCCW chairmen; Mrs. John Condren, spiritual and development; Mrs. Paul Marke," library and literature; Mrs. Charles A. Sullivan, home and scho .1: Mrs. Jack VanKanegon, organization and development. Others are Mrs. Henry Legler, rural'life; Mrs. Robert" Ah* r e n s , w e s t s i d e s o c i a l ; M r s . George Arndt, east side social: and Mrs. John Gustek, kitchen chairman. son, but feel you could go I through a night of skating re-' creation, you are welcome to • attend. j Jim Lord will be leaving the1 community and church for a period of time. in the U.S. Army, and our best wishes go with him. The' Gordon Horton family, formerly of Wonder Lake, left in early December for Puerto, Rico, en route to Panama where they will serve as missionaries. A group from the Bible church will be going to Moody Bible Institute for the last two nights of Founder's Week Services to be held Feb. 1 to 7. back to Japan to serve. The | offering received will be given to him for this cause. The program will be presented at 7:30 at Harrison school, so come and bring children and friends of all ages. Legal Bible Church News The young people of the church will be holding- iheir annual roller skating party Monday evening, Jan. 25, at the rink in McHenry, An invitation is extended to all young people to attend. If you do not consider yourself a young perlitlllillllllllllllllllllllllllllf llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Teachers -- EnrqllNow! Elementary school teachers can earn college credits for certification, a master's degree, or advancement. Enroll 3:30 p.m. Jan. 26 Science for Teachers " Helen Challand, Ph.D. . Instructor Tuesday, 3:30 - 6:00 p.m. McHENRY JUNIOR HIGH 210 PARK AVE., McHENRY offered by NATIONAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Evanston, Illinois lllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllil Nativity Lutheran Church News ' The Nativity Luther League will attend the winter rally of the Fox Valley District Luther j L e a g u e h e l d a t A r l i n g t o n ' Heights Sunday, Jan. 17. All I high schoolers are welcome to! attend this inspirational rally, j Meet at the church at . 1 p.m. j All married couples and their f r i e n d s a r e w e l c o m e t o t h e ! next meeting' of the Nativity: Mates, to fee held Sunday evening, at 7:30, Jan. 17. A special program concerning TV and j family life will be presented.1 There will also be a social and refreshments. All members of the church are..urged to attend the annual meeting of the congregation on Tuesday evening, Jan. 19, at 8. An outstanding program is planned for thfe whole family on Wednesday evening, Jan. 20 when a missionary to Japan and Korea will show films of his work and also present a professional magic show. The "Men of the Church" ars sponsoring this event and they invite everyone to attend and not only enjoy a fine evening's entertainment, but also help this missionary to go Inter-Church BB Tournament \ For the fourth year, the inter- church basketball league is i playing for a trophy that will be presented at the spring ban- j quel Four churches participate in the league: Greenwood and Ringwood and McHenry Methodist churches and Nativity Lutheran. Two games are played every Monday night at Harrison school gym, and with one game down, Ringwood and Nativity have been the winners so far. Boys up to 19 years of age Who are church members can play. INCREASE NURSE FEES Fees , for registered professional nurses doing private duty in Lake and McHenry counties will be $20 per eight hour shift, effective Feb. 15, it was announced by Mrs. Glendora Hanson, R.N., chairman of the private duty nurse's section. District 16, Illinois Nurses' association. Mrs. Hanson said, "The professional private duty nurses in District 16 decided on the increase of fee from $18'to $20 per ^ight-hour shift only after careful investigation indicated it was necessary both from the standpoint of the public and the nurses. Private duty must be as financially attractive as other assignments or there will not be enough professional nurses in the field to meet critical service demands." Before' most people start boasting about their family tree, they usually do a good job of pruning., ADVERTISING PAYS LEGAL NOTICE 1. Abandoned 1950 Buick, cn Lily Lake Rd., 4 dr. Serial 15782048*. Tow in Nov. 9, 1959 request McHenry County Sheriff Police. i. Abandoned 1953 Studebaker 4 dr. Dec. 7, 1959, Ser. 834,6448. Att. Rudolph Harwood, 5611 North East River Rd., Norwood Park, 111. 3. Abandoned 1954 Mercury Convertible. Ser. 54SL74941M Tow in at request of owner. Thomas J. Hester, 1741 North Lotus. Chicago, 111. June 27 1959. 4. Abandoned 1950 Buick conv. Ser. 15751153. Tow in at request of McHenry County Sheriff Police. Calif, License MBN 303. From Pistakee Bay. 111. Sept. 20, 1959. Unless the1 owners or other persons legally entitled, to pos session of said vehicles shall claim the same within 30 days from said date, we will proceed to dispose of the same according to .law: „ Dated January 14, 1960. BUCHERT'S GARAGE 601 Front St. McHenry, 111. (Ptib. Jan. 14, 1960) IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE The diet of Iranian peas&tts 'averages 1,900 calories a day, against, a minimum requirement of 2.250 Calories. • .As part of its Food Crusade. CARE asks Americans to s£hd 225,000 packages of U.S. farm foods, at §1 each, to the needy ,ij> Iran. Mail contributions to CARE; Chicago 3, Illinois. The great use of life is -to spend ii for something which outlasts it. $999 N99AKCC Specials in Wall Panelling Pre-Finished Walnut Print Ash Panelling • • • 24c sq. ft. • •. 21c sq. ft. • • • lie sq. ft. Ceda-Wood Panelling . . . .' 16c sq. ft. Specials in Mica Plastics 60c sq. fi. Shelving Lumber -- lxl 2's • 18c per ft. All Types Of Plywood- Available FOR TIRE-RUINING "STEERING W0BB LIES* When "STEERING WOBBLtES" go to work, tires go fast! They're caused b> jwheels getting out of alinement or unbalanced. Their cost ij> uneven tire wear, blow-outs, loss of Control. They're a problem! But here's the answer: Let us correct your car now with our scientific *EAR eauipment. Think Your Repair Mas For "The Accident That Didn't Happen" McHenry Auto Body COMPANY 611 Front St. - So. on Rt. 31 Ph. EV 5-0444 McHenry, IU. FARM SERVICE WAY AUCTION EUGENE FREDERICK - WILLIAM SULLIVAN Auctioneers Having decided to discontinue farming the undersigned will sell at Public Auction on the Valmar farm 3 miles East of Richmond, 111. on Hy. 172 - or 8 miles West of Antioch; IH-., on Hy. 173 - on the old Bower Farm on: TUESDAY, JANUARY 19. 1960 t SALE TO START AT 10:30 A.M.- LLNCH WAGON ON GROUNDS 71 Head of Cattle --- Hi Grade Holsteins „ Curtis Candy Artificial Breeding is being used in this Heird. Last month's Butterfat Test Was 3.8. 61 Cows, 12 fresh; 15 Springers; balance milking and bred back; 4 Heifers bred for spring freshening;. Guernsey Heifer, open; 5 Heifers, 2 - 3 months. MILK EQUIPMENT •-- 7 Surge Units, 5 like new; Milk pail, strainer, etc. '• GRAIN, HAY, FEED -- t2000 bales 1st and 2nd crop Alfalfa Hay; 30 ft. Ensilage in 14 ft-, silo. •<- TRACTORS -- 1959 International 460 fully equipped, fast hitch, 3-way Hydraulic system, power steer, Ind. PTO, Torque amplifier, traction control, with 4-14 in. mounted fast hitch plow; Massey Harris 44, overhauled last summer, with 4-row M.H. cultivator. A-l condition. . , "! TRACTOR EQUIPMENT -- International 9 ft. Tandem Disk; International No. 40. Manure Spreader, 140 bu. PTO, like new; Hydraulic 2-way ram with couplings for Int. arid M.H.; Massey Harris.No. 6 7 ft. Power Mower; International 45T PTO Hay Baler, excellent condition; New Holland Chopper with corn head; Case Blower with pipe and unloading jack; John Deere 490 - 4-row Corn Planter with fert. and cheek wire; Little Giant 30 ft. Elevator; 1958 International 76 PTO Combine, like new; 1958 New Idea No. 301 Corn Picker, 2-row mounted, like new. ® FARM MACHINERY -- Lever Drag, FDB, 4 sections; International Manure Spreader; Chopper Box with false end gate; 2 High Speed Trailer wagons on rubber - new electric wheel with grain box - International 6 ton with combination box and 6 ply tires; M.H. No: 11 4-bar Side Delivery on rubber; New air compressor with hose;-Some good small tools. Usual Friendly Farm Service Way Terms Available To All Farn\ers ZIVAN PERICH & DR. V. MARZANO.- Owners FARM AUCTION SERVICE, INC., Clerk CLARENCE J. SMITH JOHNSBURO PHONE EV 5-fS72 "My advice, sir-get DE-ICER ?» 2 DAYS FARM [SERVICE WAY A U C f O N 216 HEAD OF CATTLE 2 DAYS Now...a FLOOR POLISHER that applies PASTE WAX automatically! Imagine! With Shetland Automatic Dispensing Paste Wax Pads, you can apply genuine paste wax without the tedious strain of old-fashioned hands-and-knees application. Snap them on like buffers -- the wax is in the pads -- and power-glide over the floor once. That's all! Then, polish and buff as usual to a longer-lasting, slip, wear and scuff resistant paste wax finish that is so clear it will not discolor even white floors. New! from Shetland, Specialists in the Care of Floors and Rugs, SHETLAND AUTOMATIC DISPENSING PASTE WAX PADS WITH A YEAR'S SUPPLY OF WAX FOR THE AVERAGE ROOM. For a limited time only with the MODEL T-47 ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC DISPENSING RUG CLEANING FLOOR POLISHER SCRUBBER -- WAXER -- BUFFER PAYS FOR ITSQ.F IN 1 USING! Shampoos any 9x12 rug for ten than SO^. One round of rug cleaning more lhan pays entire cost of the Shetland. ONL 95 Complftt* with MMru VANTSMI WITUD •UCXUUINS URN AUTOMATICALLY DISMNMS FASTI • WAX on wood, lino? leum, VINYl£ ceramic, cork (when filled), slate, terrazzo, cement, marble; AUTOMATICALLY except asphalt AU HO°" and rubber, ^ AUTOMATICALLY SHAMPOOS AU sues AUTOMATICALLY DISPENSES RUO SHAMPOO, FLOOR WAX AND SCRUB SOLUTION AT THE TOUCH OF TOUR FINGER I Just pour rug shampoo, floor wax or scrub solution into A u t o m a t i c D i s p e n s e r . COME IN TODAY! SEE A FREE DEMONSTRATION OF THIS MARVELOUS SHETLAND I Then ... a touch of the finger starts and controls flow. Liquid is fed to power brushes in controlled quantities for even coverage on floor or rug. iSFfaetlcmcl :-- SPECIALISTS IN THE CARE CF FLOORS AND RUGS CAREY APPLIANCE. Inc. 119. S. Green St. Phone EV 5-5500 or EV 5-5501 McHenry, III. ^ William Sullivan - Eugene Fredrick - Larry DeWane AUCTIONEERS 1 Having decided to discontinue farming the undersigned will sell at public auctioh on the Lacey Farm 4 miles Southwest of McHenry, 111., 2 milcis West of McHenry on Hy. 120 to McHenry Sand & Gravel Co., then South 2 miles on THURSDAY. JANUARY 21 and FRIDAY, JANUARY 22. 1960 SALE TO START AT 10:30 A.M. EACH DAY IMPORTANT NOTICE The Cattle, Hogs and Fred on this sale are located at 2 locations The sale will start at the Lacey Farm on Jan. 21, on which day all livestock and feed will be sold. The balance of livestock and feed will sell on Jan. 21 at the Rappeport Farm located 3 miles North of Crystal Lake, 111., on the Crystal Lake-Mc- Henry blacktop. All machinery and tools will be sold at the Lacey Farm on January 22. THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY IS OWNED JOINTLY BY H. LACEY AND ERWIN TRAPP AND SONS CATTLE 36 Angus Cows; 26 Angus Calves, 400 lbs.; 55 Small Angus Calves; 21 Black Heifers; 11 Black Steers; 2 Red Steers, weight about 850 pounds. HOGS 12 Sows and 1 Boar; 45 Feeder Pigs; 3 Hog Feeders. FEED 630 bales Hay; 575 bales Straw and Hay; 750 bu. Oats: 1500 bu. Corn; 50 acres Corn; 4 acres Soy Beans; 5 ft. Silage. THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY IS OWNED BY ERWIN TRAPP AND SONS CATTLE .12 Holstein Cows and Heifers; 5 Hoistein Heifers, open; 2 Holstein Calves; 1 Holstein Steer: 18 White Face Steers, 500 lbs.; 1 Small White Face Steer; 5 Black Heifers and Steers; 1 Red Steer; 20 Mixed Cattle, black, white face. Holstein, 7 Heifers, balance Steers 750 lbs. HOGS 16 Gilts; 5 Sows; 1 Boar: 8 Small Feeder Pigs; 20 Feeder Pigs, 125 lbs. FEED j 1440 bales Hay; 575 bu. Oats; 2000 bu. Corn: 15 ft. Ensilage TRACTORS | 1954 Oliver 88; Oliver 77; Oliver 88; 1955 John Deere 70: [Oliver 4-row Cult.; John Deere 4-row Cult.; Oliver 2-row Cult.. TRACTOR EQUIPMENT ; John Deere Manure Spreader; John Deere 10 ft. Wheel > Disc; Oliver 10 ft. Wheel Disc; Wagner Loader for John Deere, or McD.; 2 John Deere 3-14 in. Plows on rubber; John Deere, 3-16 in. Hydraulic Lift Plow on rubber; Letz PTO Mill; New' Holland PTO Chopper with corn and hay attachments: John Deere 490 4-row Corn Planter: John Deere 4-bar Side Rake; ; ; 1955 John Deere PTO Twine Baler; John Deere PTO Manure! j Spreader, 1 yr. old; International No. 76 PTO Combine, like: j new; John Deere 4 section Drag with FDB; John Deere 7 f(Z j Power Mower; 1957 Oliver 2-row Mounted Corn Picker; D.B. [ j 40 Elevator; John Deere 10 ft. Grain Drill; International Blower! I with 47 ft. Pipe; John Deere Green Chopper; 4 John" Deere j ; Running Gears; -l"vJSTew Holland Running Gear; 3 Chopper j Boxes; 2 Decker 7x14 Grain Boxes; New 2-wheel Trailer Spray- ! er; Ideal Wagon Unloader; J.D. Crawler Tractor w/loader and • 1 manure bucket. | MILK EQUIPMENT Milking Machine and Motor; 4 Universal Milker Units: I Pail, Strainers, etc. ® TRUCKS 2 G.M.C. 2 ton Trucks with platform beds. 300 gal. Gas Tank and Stand. MANY MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS AND GOOD, TOOLS ERWIN TRAPP & SONS -- H. LACEY, Owners Usual Friendly Farm Service Way Terms Available To All Farmers FARM AUCTION SERVICE, Inc., Clerk * Cashier ^\s -4" Get MILLION-DOLLAR PROTECTION1 against gas-line freeze-up ... change now to STANDARD GASOLINES with the real thing, DE-ICER. Standard spends $1,000,000 a year for X>d-XCdR . . . but you pay nothing extra for this proven safeguard that preventsgas- line freeze. This Winter, drive worry-free with DE-ICER-yours at no extra cost in both STANDARD GASOLINES, the fast-starting gasolines that give BONUS MILES. You expect more from (STAN DARD ) and you get it! HUCK'S STANDARD SERVICE 6 101 N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE PHONE EVERGREEN 5-0472 JUSTEN STANDARD SERVICE ROI^E 120 EAST --EASTWOOD MANOR PHONE EVERGREEN 5-5546 SCHREINER'S STANDARD SERVICE "COMPLETE STOCK OF WINTER CAR NEEDS" ACROSS FROM NATIONAL TEA PHONE EV 5-0720 JUSTEN STANDARD SERVICE "NEX'r TO THE BANK" PHONE EVERGREEN 5-1150