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^fmrsday, Marcfi 3, 1960 Tm u^mr Pifi Seren CLASSIFIED - - Real Estate Red Estate Real Estate FOR SALE BY OWNER. 2 story brick building zoned but ^SJsss located at 414 W. Mai.. St., McHenry, III. This building needs workL to remodel. Sale price $7500. Call EV 5- 2458. 33-tt 2 BEDROOM home in Hunterville Park. Natural gas heat, plastered walls, ha r d w o od floors, 1% car garage, back yard fenced in. $9,500. EV 5- 0708. 42-3 : -- A REAL BUY Brand new 3 bedroom deluxe bi-level in Crystal Lake Manor. Gigantic rumpus room, cathedral ceiling, wall to wall carpeting, birch kitchen, tile bath, ^fteitral radio and intercom system, side drive and gas heat, "Sacrifice for $17,600 -- $1,200 down. Crystal Lake 3340 or RAndolph 6-3907 collect. After six, Crystal Lake 2683-R. 44 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, 1% attached garage; newly remodelled .and decorated. Hardwood floors,-birch cabinets and dbors, furnace heat. Reasonable. Ph. EV 5-4807 evenings or week ends. 44-5 _ «' Contractor's MODEL HOME For Sale Never Occupied 3 bedroom ranch, 2% car garage, hardwood floors, carpeted liying room, built-in kitchen appliances, ceramic tile bath, 1320 sq. ft. living space. Corner of Logan and Ponca streets, Cooney Heights.I 44-tr *,LEE COONEY Contractor FHA 10% Loan Financing Available PHONE EV 5-4345 44-tf LAKE FRONTAGE with l1* acres of land on crystal clear water lake, sandy beach and wooded. Price $660, $10 doVtti and $10 a month. Art Schmidt, Broker, Park Falls, Wisconsin. 44 HOUSE AT 303 Park St. Gas heat; modern kitchen and bath; 4-rm. apartment over 2-car garage and utility room. Phone EV 5-5274. 44-4 3 BEDROOM HOME, needs repair. Immediate possession. $300 down, $50 per month. For information call EV 5-5440. 44 4 BEDROOM home, 30 ft. living and dining combination 1% baths. One block to storss and schools. Full basement, 4 car garage. $17,000. EV 5-2423. . 29-tJ fbhain O' Lakes 5 Year Old Lakefront Home 130 ft. frontage. 1 acre in Pistakee Bay area. Floor to ceiling windows in living roomgives sweeping view of the lake. 10 ft. fireplace. 2 baths Finished basement, open to lake front, patio. Designed for lake front location. Many uni- Ofie and convenient built-in ^tures. Price $34,500. Phone EV 5-1169 40-tl ALWAYS ON THE LEVEL Lakeland Park 3 bedroom, like new, ideal for large family. $14,000. 2 bedroom, attached garage be bought with furniture, offer. 3 Ibedroom Ranch, well insulated, forced air heat, combination storms, etc. $12,000. $1,000 dowh, payments $78 per mo. No closing costs. Immediate possession. MeCullom Lake 1 bedroom year 'round home A real buy at $4900. Small 2 bedroom home on % acre on Highway 120. Full price $4,000. Sunnyside 2 bedroom Ranch, part basement, attached garage. Beautifully landscaped. This house is a steal at $11,500. Villa Vaupell bedroom ranch. 1 year old, full basement, attached ga. Lake rights. $17,500. Grocery store and living quarters. Stock and all. $15,000. Ideal for retire^ couple with a sure income. Phone EV 5-0430 43-tf An Excellent Buy In Lakeland Park 5 yr. old 2 bedroom Ranch. Full basement. Garage. Beautifully' decorated. Stove, blinds, alum, storms and screens. Many extras. Must see to appreciate. Only $12,750.00. Large, Well-Built Older Holme On River It's b. rd to find good waterfront !«>crtt'ons at the right price those days. This home, near the bay has many features and should sell for about $27,500.00. Due to wife's health, will sell for only $21 "V* '.() if sold before Spring arrives. Save $4,000 on this fine home in a lovely part of town. Only 3V£ years old This well constructed 3 bedroom ranch home has been appraised at $27,500 but the market is slow at present and owner is anxious to sell. Living room, dining room and TV room are fill panelled in knotty pine. Attached garage. Landscaped. 1% baths. Full insulated Large reception hall. Trees. Many extras. Only $23,500.00. WE HAVE MANY OTHER LISTINGS IN McHENRY AND SURROUNDING SUBDIVISIONS. MANY HOMES PRICED FAR BELOW ACTUAL VALUE TO SELL FAST. ACT NOW! Three Fine Established Business Opportunities We have listed for sale three local businesses with current annual net earnings amounting to the selling price. Stock and fixtures are well priced for anyone seeking a chance to go into business for himself. "The Realty of Sensibly-Priced Listings" 206 S. Green St. Ph. EV 5-1125 Open 7 Days A Week f 44-2 1 year old 3 bedroom frame and lannon stone ranch. l£0xl50 lot. 2 car attached garage. Landscaped. $17,000. Country Club one bedroom ranch on. 150x1^5 ft. well trees# lot. LargQ living room with stone fireplace. "Basement. 2 car" plus garage. River rights. $21,000. 3 very large bedroom ranch on 110x175 ft. lot. Long living room with heatilator fireplace. Fine trees. Unobstructed view of Fox River. Widow must sell -- asking $23,500. 4 bedroom 2 story face brick and frame home on 150 ft. Iff,. Basement. Gas radiant heat. 2 car garage, dose-in. $27,000. We have over 100 homes to choose from. CALL MR. HEINEN EV 5-2527 BAIRD & WARNER, INC. 44 & WATCH FOR THE GALLAGHER SIGN HUNTERVILLE PARK 2 bedroom corner Ranch home. Breezeway connecting the attached garage. Fenced yard. Gas heat. Utility room. A child's walk to town. Water rights. Only $13,500.00! TWO APARTMENT Check this larire corner location -- 301. N. RIVERSIDE. Onp block from shopping. 5 room apartments. Full basement. gas heat, dual controls. Double garage. Combination storms and screens. Room for 3rd apartment. A. H. GALLAGHER AND ASSOCIATES JINNY GALLAGHER EVergreen 5-1629 ANN ZAHN EVergreen 5-3080 - - 44 (CABIN WITH FRONTAGE on a nice northern Wisconsin lake. Price $2,450.00, $150.00 down a n d $ 2 5 . 0 0 p e r m o n t h . A r t Schmidt, Park Falls, Wisconsin. 44 Beautiful living room, 3 nice bedrooms, 1% baths, dining room and kitchen with Foodarama freezer and refrigerator, electric range, electric disposal, dishwasher, water softener, automating washer and dryer and other appliances all included. Also carpeting. Reasonably priced. 4 bedrooms, 1% baths, living room, kitchen, dining area, all appliances included, breezeway and attached garage. This home is a honey. Very nice all through with fair price. You should see both of these homes. A1 Horn Realty 105 Richmond Road EV 5-4221 F. Vaughn Jones, Mgr. 44 SUNNYSIDE -- 3 bedroom home, 2 car garage, refrigerator- freezer, wall to wall carpeting. Price, $14,500. " FOX RIVER waterfront, near Pistakee. 3 bedrooms, large lot, garage, Price, $17,500. Will take offer. McCULLOM . LAKE -- 3 bedroom home, garage, 3 lots, landscaped, price $12,000. JACOB FRITZ REALTORS Rt. 5, McHenry, HI. Ph. EVergreen 5-0037 44-tf Wanted WANTED -- "Sam", a red mixed Labrador. Last seen at Pistakee Bay on Saturday. We miss this lovable rogue. If you have seen anything of him, please call EV 5-5855. 44 Lost and Found LOST IN McHENRY. '61 onyx class MCHS ring. Reward. Finder please phone EV 5-2025. *44 GREAT DANE, fawn colored. Female. Pistakee Bay area Sunday, Feb. 28. Answers to "Sammy." Reward. Phone EV 5-0158. *44 Miscellaneous St. Patrick's DANCE , Sponsored By Eastwood Manor Property Owners Association American Legion Hall Saturday March 12, 1960 9 P.M. The Nite Owls Orch. Donations $1.00 Legals 44 qqezib HEEE ••••• EEDD& BEE unn QQE0 BQ &•••• DEB • BQQ mm EB nnnnn QBESBSD nca an nmrmm ehqehb • nun dos nn nc qggee nnn nnn mamn mrnnmti ummun NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that A Tentative Budget and Appropriation Ordinance for the Town of McHenfy, in the County of McHenry, State of Illinois, for the fiscal year beginning March 29, 1960, and ending March 27, 1961, will be on file and conveniently available to public inspection at the Supervisor's Office from and after 8 o'clock A.M., the 3rd day of March, 1960. .Notice is further hereby given that a public hearing on said Budget and Appropriation Ordinance will be held at 1 o'clock P.M., on the 5th day of April, 1960, at the Supervisor's Office in this Town, and thatfinal action on this Ordinance will be taken by the electors at the Annual Town Meeting to be held at 2 o'clock P.M. Tuesday, April 5th, 1960. Dated this 3rd day of March, I960. LE ROY M. SMITH, Supervisor H WALTER ANDERSON Clerk (Pub. March 3, 1960) •. nry & Vicinity j Pist.iic ^ ,°egner Road. 3 bedrooms, .-'-to IV.ng, dining, double fireplug Bu.^ment has; many features. lva ry garage. Next to fine beach. L-.rge lot. Price, $31,800 or offV.. STATE OF ILLINOIS ) ) SS: COUNTY OF McHENRY ) Before the McHenry County Zoning Board in the matter of the application of DONALD ABRAHAM and HELEN REUTER for a zoning reclassification or ,in the alternative for a variation. PUBLICATION NOTICE Please take notice that DONALD ABRAHAM and HELEN REUTER have filed their petition before the McHenry County Zoning Board seeking a zoning reclassification from Business B-l to Business B-2, or in the alternative a variation in the Business B-l classification of the following described premises: Lots 7 and 8 of Block 6'in Wonder Center Subdivision Unit No. 1, as recorded in Book 8 of Plats, page 16, dated October 29, 1930 and recorded as document No. 95063 on the 4th day of November, in the year 1930, in McHehry County, Illinois. being the premises commonly known as the Wonder Lake Pharmacy and Reuter's General Store, so that the petitioner, Donald Abraham may obtain a package liquor license and the petitioner, Helen Reuter, may obtain a table liquor license for restaurant. The hearing will be held on said petition in the City Hall. McHenry, Illinois on March 22, 1960 at the hour of 3:00 o'clock P.M., at which time all persons interested may attend. Dated this 26th day of February, A.D., 1960. GEORGE JEDLICKA Secretary RICHARD R. CROSS. Attorney Woodstock, Illinois (Pub. March 3, 1960) INSECT CONTROL Application of insecticides to field crops, in accordance to Illinois Natural History Survey recommendations, saved Illinois farmers an estimated $5,- 444,334 last year. This figure is considerably more than the $3,023,223 savings estimated for 1958. according to Dr. H. B. Petty, entomologist with the Illinois Agricultural Extension Senice and the Natural History' SuiVey. Data on control of insects on field crops in the state are gathered annually by the Illinois Extension Service. Persons under 25 account for less than 15 per cent of the total driving population, yet they are involved in nearly 30^ per cent of all highway accidents Also, according to the Institute for Safer Living, accidents involving under 25 drivers tend to be more severe, with corresponding greater injury and property damage. In far too many cases young driver accidents result from speeding, with destructive impact when the crash occurs. The Drivers Seat *THE DRIVER'S SEAT A more inseparable twosome than the oft-quoted "boy and his dog" is. today, a "boy and his car." This is, one of the opinions expressed in a xecent 'teen-age survey made by Pur^, due university. The nationwide poll showed that one out of three high school sophomore, junior and senior boyc owned his own car -- which would indicate that it's--cars over dogs by a considerable majority. Girls, it seems, are less addicted. Only seven per cent of them are automobile owners. "Prestige" is the answer to why the 'teen-agers are willing to spend hard-earned money for car repair bills and insurance. in addition to the original cost of the car. Most, youthful owners take part-time jobs to support their four-wheeled amours. For them, alas, insurance protection costs about- three times more' than it costs adult drivers. Although there is some question about the "one-out-ofthree! ownership figures among licensing officials, there is no doubt of the ever-increasing numbers of 'teen-agers takjne to the roads, and of the "potential threat to traffic safety many of them represent To turn this 'teen-age invasion into a safety asset rather than a liability, high school drivereducation courses are being improved and expanded in many areas. And progressive insurance companies are giving a welcome discount to graduates of accredited training programs. An example of school sys- 'ems that are taking a realistic approach to mass instruction is Evanston Township high school, which has just expanded its facilities to provide for 1,650 drivers a year. At Evanston, a thirty hour classroom course, emphasizing "rules of the road" -- meanings of signs, signals, markings, traffic laws and penalities - is compulsory for all sophomores. . Two additional phases n four-week period of daily practice in "drivotrainer" units, and three and a half weeks of actual driving in dual-control cars -- are optional. But almost sill the students take them. The course is made particularly practical through the cooperation of the Evanston police department, which provides weekly accident reports so that local .hazards can be emphasized by the instructor. Traffic and safety experts consider the Evanston program ai model that could profitably be copied by many communities. In the words of one of them, "It would be a dog-gone good thing if all 'teen-agers were trained before they were allowed behind the wheel." HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS CHANGES LOCATION Dr. J ames R. McMahon moved on March 1 from Green street to 205 W. Elm street. "Modem driving in faster, higher horse-powered cars on faster, more congested highways requires a degree of driving skill unknown a few years ago. The Institute for Safer Living says that today's young people find the best opportunity to become skilled, responsible drivers by completing a well-rounded course in driver education This Business - Farming LAMB LOAF COMBINES EASE, ECONOMY Livestock specialists from various sections of our .country have come up with some interesting and informative findings in connection with their research experiments Some of these follow: Optimum feeding of dairy cows, rather than underfeeding and especially overfeeding in the dry period, can save dairymen up to $8 per cow a year. This has, been pointed out by a.dairy specialist who says that a cow is most efficient when eating just what she needs. If her needs are exceeded there is a conversion to body fat and a resultant loss in energy. .. As a rule, cows should be put on heavy feeding about two weeks before lactation and kept there for about the first three months after calving. Roughages should be offered free choice all .the time. . Go easy on grain - practically none -- three months before calving. Gauge grain feeding during the good milking period bv physical condition of the cow and mi'k letdown. The thin cow, milking well, should be fed the most grain. To avoid a drop in milk production when shifting from corn silage to alfalfa, mnke sure that energy and protein l e v e l s a r e m a i n t a i n e d , s a y s a n other specialist. This drop is enev liable as the rumen flora adjusts to the change in rations. It can be kept to a minimum - - tlr-ee or four days - if 4 to 6-lbs more grain are fed to compensate for the lower energy in the alfalfa silage. Lambs, yeaned at twentyone days. ~ showed grealer weight gains than lambs kept on nursing, when placed in drylot and put on a complete mixed ration. This was the result of work by a Kentucky geneticist whose experiment started out as a breeding test, but turned up some valuable nutritional data. The dry-lot lambs weighed about 55-lbs. at 80 days - 4- lbs. more than the nursed lambs. The geneticist also found that the dry-lot lambs have fewer parasites than those on pasture with their dams. Range cows, especially pregnant ones, should'receive about 1-lb. of protein supplement to go along with prairie hay. Pelleted protein supplements are a 'good combination with Why not put the adventure back into meat loaf? Here's one that suggests the glaifior of the near East, a la Omar Khayyam, since it features traditional Iamb and rice, dried apricots and honey. There are some other surprises in store. To add to its interest, the meat loaf is concocted sandwich-style, so that its colorful rice and apricot fill*, ing shows off to advantage. One of the, nice things about using rice as • stuffing is the fact that it combines equally well with fruit or vegetable^ seasoning or spice and, in addition, it always has that just-right consistency. Lamb makes a pleasing variation for a meat loaf, and the final touch to the dish is provided by « drizzle of honey spread over the topw GOLDEN RICE STUFFED LAMB LOAF % cup diced celery 3 tablespoons minced onions 1 tablespoon minced parsley cup butter or margarine 2 cups cooked rice 3A cup cut dried apricots Vz teaspoon salt 14 teaspoon savory Vs teaspoon pepper 1 egg, siightly beaten cup water Yi cup crisp rice cereal, rolled Into fine crumbs IVi teaspoons salt 14 teaspoon pepper 114 pounds lean ground lamb 1 tablespoon honey Saute celery, onions, and parsley in butter or margarine until tender. Add rice, apricots, Vi teaspoon salt, savory, and V& teaspoon pepper and toss lighdy. Remove from heat. Combine egg, water, rice cereal crumbs, IVi teaspoons salt and V4 tea* spoon pepper. Add ground lamb and mix thoroughly. Spread Yi of the meat mixture on bottom of 10 x 6 x 2 inch baking pan. Spread stuffing over meat and press down firmly. Cover stuffing with remaining meat mixture and smooth with spatula. Drizzle honey over top and spread evenly over meat. Bake at 350" F. about 45 minutes, or until meat is done. Cut into squares to serve. Makes .6 servings. the hay as it also contains high energy nutrients and vitamin A - a good balance for producing healthy calves. The most critical time in protein supplementation was the last sixty days of gestation, according to the findings of a North Dakota extension livestock specialist. FREEZER SPECIAL! FANCY -- CHOICE Hindquarters No Charge For Cutting 52 You Receive ... T-Bone Stk. Rump Rst Sirloin Stk. Sirloin Ret. Round Stk. Stew Grd. Beef While Supply Lasts 102 Greon St. ICE IS MNGR0US Not only to life and limb but to your pocfcaK book, ejjwcinDy ti a frltnd or vhltof happ*m to dip and Injur* himself white en your THE KENT CORP. 116 N. Riverside Dr. Phone EV 5-8800 LOOKING FOR A HOME? Homes Built Anywhere, Anytime, Any Style or Size FHA or Conventional Financing Model Home located at Ponca & Logan streets in Cooney Heights Subd., McHenry, 111. Your Advertisement in th< McHenry Plaindealer reaches approximately 93% OF THE McHENRY TRADE AREA with over 5,065 PAID Subscribers GENOA CITY. WIS. o % RICHMOND C ) SPRINGGROVE PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS SUNNYSIDE LEE COONEY. Contractor Phone EVergreen 5-4345 RINGWOOD WONDER. LAKE uOHNSBURCr McCULLOM LAKE INGLE SIDE Mc HENRY LAKELAND PARK LILYMOOD VOLO LAKEMOOR TERRA COTTA ISLAND LAKE Spend Your Advertising Dollar Wisely in a Paid and Proven Media