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'giursday, February 11, I960 THE McHENfiY PLAINDEALER L, McHenry Plaindealei •> ' phone EVergreen j-0170 5-0171 Published every Thursday ai iHenry, 111., by the McHenry blishing Company, Inc. N A T I O N A L E D I T O R I A L ASs(§sb>clch3AT l(o)N -Lmsmm&mnn PERSONALS ItM ^riiLLinois \\ PRESS ( hssacTh t ion I VV. BURtEINDT, (Jen 1. Mgi ADELh. i- ROEHLICH. Edito SUBSCRIPTION RATE Id McHenry County 1 Year ...*.. $3.51 6 Months $2.00 ; 3 Months ...... .... $1.3F Outside McHenry County 1 tear ............ $4.0t Month's $2.25 * Months .......... $1.50 Entered as second-class m«*i ter at the post office at Mc lenry, Illinois, under the act rf May 8. 1879. Joins Navy GERALD LAZALDE Gerald Lazalde, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Lazalde of Rt 2, Wonder Lake, enlisted in the Navy Jan. 18. He has signed up for four years and is at Resent receiving boot training at Great Lakes Marine Pvt. James A Thompson, son of Mrs. Muriel G. Sousky of McHenry, completed recruit training Feb. 4 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. • ; SECOND ANNUAL ' ijMORGASBORD AT METHODIST CHURCH Mr. pnd Mrs Albert Purvey fvomnanipd bv her sister. Mrs George Jones. h*>ve returned from" a several weeks trip to FloricK. While there thev visited McHen^yites, Mr and Mrs. Josenh Muska. at Chulota and Mr. and M^s Stephen N. Schrrvtt in St Pptersbure. They also called on other friends at Ft. Meyer and New Svmnra and a niece in Ocala. They- report nerfect weather with the exception of a few cfcys. Recent visitors in the home of Mrs. Edith Haves were Mr and Mrs. Donald Hayes ind Mrs. Richard Gustafson of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. E'tner Winke!- man were in Chicago Sunday to pav their last reso°cts to Ted -Olhava at the Diversey funeral home. Mr. and. Mrs; Peter M Ju^ visitkLin gan Diego. Calif., and en are vacationing m Tucson,.!Tucson, Ariz. Charles Thompson left Tuesday for a few weeks vacation in Clearwater, Fia. dred Miller. Dick Antonson returned to his studies at Notre Dame. Ind., Tuesday of last week after a few days mid-semester vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Antonson. Mrs. Ernestine Christian of Glfn Ellyn spent the weekend with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Henry Freund. Mrs. Freund will be confined tq her home for several weeks as the result of three broken bones in her foot sustained in a fall in her home. Mr. and Mrs. James Wagner of Milton. Wis., visited her parents, Mr^and Mrs. Herb Simon Sunday. Miss Inez Bacon visited Miss Emma Bacon at Round Lake Sunday. Mrs. Richard Sedar and children of Waukegan visited McHenry relatives Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ford" Hanford have returned from a trip through the west ' where they CATTLE ON FEED UP 9 PERCENT FROM YEAR AGO Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoppe ' and Mrs. Valeska Hopp? hnve been vacationing in Hot Springs, Ark. One of the good things ?bou! this world is that p-edictions of disaster often prove to be wrong. :For examp1?, at * the first of Oe*oter farmers reported to the CSDA that they were planning to market 24 percent more fed cattle ijn the O c t o b e r - D e c e m b e r q u a r t e r than they had marketed the year before. That was a dark prospec for cattle feeders. But. actually. sales of steers and heifer* grading good and better at twelve markets were only 3 percent larger in that quarter than they had been a year before. percent in 1959. The remaining 1 per cent each year was co\ys TIME ON FEED. In- the twenty-one leading states, the number of cattle that had beer on feed more than 6 months totaled 357,000 head, 39 percent more than last year. The number on feed 3 to 6 month? was 1.636.000 Jiead, up 36 percent. There was no change from last year in number thai had boen on feed less than 3 | months. WEIGHTS OF * CATTLE I Cattle weighing ov'e»r 900 j pounds were estimated at 1.- 840.000 head, up 17 pereen; from a year earlier. Cattle in the 700- to 900-pound weight range were estimated at 2 - 109,000 head, up 7 percent. Cattle and calves weighing,under 700 pounds were listed at KNOW YDUR mm THE "VANGUARD" MISSLE JAYCEE AWARD PROGRAM WILL HONOR FIFTEEN Sometimes, of course, actual j 1.665.000 head, up 9 percent. Linda Lieberson, Jim m y ]wicc ivJanrv T^t*pn7 of Crvs- Benson, Eileen Homo and Torn tal Lake was a weekend guest , Low represented the Mcin the Carl Weber home. ' Henry High School at the state Clyde Hollowell of Maywood J music festival, at Urbana last The W.S.C.S. of the Com*- munitv Methodist church invites the public to the second annual smorgasbord oil Wednesday, Fehs 24, with selHing from 5 until 8 p.m. in| the church dining room. f Tickets are available at the ^urch, from circle chairmen, and also may be purchased at the door. However, a limited number of 300 will be sold. was a visitor in the George H. Johnson home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stein of DesPIaines . visited relatives here Thursday. Mrs. Leonard Schlintz of Crystal l^ake was a visitor in the home of Mi's. Nellie Bacon Wednesday. Fred Fowles has returned from a few weeks vacation in Florida. Raymond Powers of Pekin spertt the weekend with his uncle Alford Pouse. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wirtz returned Monday of last week, from a visit in the home of their son, John Wirtz ajid family in Springfield, where they helped their grandson celebrate his first birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nixon visited her mother. Mrs. Kate Wegener, last week. Formerly of San Diego. Calit.. the Nixons are now residing at Great Lakes, where he has •transferred. . Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Van H e i r s l e e o f W a u k e g a n w e r e Sunday visitbri in the Mrs. Elizabeth Mibhels and Carl L. Antonson homes. / I Folks .from .this vicinity, whrf attended the. First Mass-.of-lhev Rev,:-Fr. .. John ..Hemann read at Visitation ^ church. Stacyville, Iowa, Monday last week included,::; the Lquis • Schmitt family, Mrs, Frances Schmitt, Ben Hiller, Mrs. -Alfred Oeffling, . Mn and Mrs, Wilfred Klapperich and Mr. and Mis. Jack Schmitt. * Representing the Catholic D a u g h t e r s o f A m e r i c a a t Downey last Wednesday evening were Misses Joyce Weber, Laura Weber, Bert ilia Freund and Judy Diedrich and Mesdames Maggie Young, Anna Miller, Frances Widhelm, Rose Staines, Irene Guffey. Elizabeth Thompson and Milweekend. They were accompanied by their teacher, Miss Jacqueline Stoller. Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks have returned from a trip to New Orleans. Mrs. Laura Brennan and Mrs. Gertrude Pidgeon of Chicago visited their sister, Mrs. Walter Brooks, at McHenry hospital, where she is a pneumonia patient. The 'Michael Thill family or Aurora visited Sunday. relatives here RESIDENCE CHANGES The Charles Martin familyhas moved from a farm near Griswold Lake to the Mrs. Elizabeth Schneider place on Court street, which they have purchased. Mr atid ^Mrs. Philip Skiba and children, Bonnie and Bobbeen 1 bie. have moved from Third avenue to Rockford, where he has been transferred. Dr. and Mrs. George Alvary and family moved from Grove t avenufe to their new home facing the golf course on south Cireen-street!. ' marketings are greater than farmers' intentions indicite. With these facts in mind, let's look at the latest report of chttle on feed. Farmers in twenty-Six "feeding states -reported on .Tan. 1 that they were feeding 7.198,- 000 head of cattle (ino'uding calves). This number was percent, more than one year I before. The .same farmers said that 1 they planned to market 3.313.- 000 cattle during the first quarter of 1960, 13 percent more than the year before. According to the USD A. in the past four years actual marketings in the first quarter have been less than intended in two years and more than intended in two years. Marketings fell 5 percent short of intentions in 1956, went 3 percent over in 1957 and 5 percent over 1958. and then fell 3 percent short in 1959. Illinois ranked second in number of cattle on feed with 688,000 head, 7 percent more than the year before. Iowa, with 1.510.000 head in feedlots, had 6 percent more than last year. California, with 663.- 000 head, had 32 percent more. Farmers in 12 north-central states (corn belt) reported 4,911,000 head at the feed bunks, which was 5 percent more than in 1959. Farmers ip 11 western states reported 1.- 896,000 on feed, 16 percent more than last year'. ' KIND ON FEED. For tweuty- one states with comparable figures, steers made up 70 pepcent of the total on feed this year compared with 71 percent a year before. Heifers mane -up 29 percent compared with"2$ Number of calves on. feed weighing less than 500 pounds was estimated at 1.267.000 head, UD less than 1 percent from the year before. # The next important government livestock report will be I the Livestock Inventory, Jan. i 1. 1960, .to be released on Feb I 12." Watch for it. I L. rf. Simerl Depai'tment of Agricultural Economics VAWAITS HEARING Richard Bueche of Holiday Hills was placed under bond by a local justice of the peace after he was arrested by Constable Sigurd Jacobson Sunday morning ,.t 1 a.m. He is feeing heid on three charges of confidence game and one of forgery pending a hearing. Bueche was charged with issuing and passing bad checks with intent to defraud in the McHenry and Griswold Lake communities. Be His Valentine . in a new hair design by our staff of professional hair stylists itiiiiiiiiiitniiniiimiiiiHiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiHiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiittiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiitniiiiiiimi) Ciaire Beauty Shoppe 200 S. 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