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THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, December h 19Gfe UNDER 21 A column lor teen-agers By Dan Halligan *'[' DEAR DAN: We're twin brothers and our father owns large farm on which we've lived all our lives. We have a small bank account and with the scholarships we earned playing high school football, it would send us through college without costing our fabler a cent. He wants us to stay hone instead and work the farm. We would split a quarter of the profits and he'd relax. What should we do about the old man? If we do what lie wants us to, we'll be stuck here for the rest of our lives, .a- G. W. H. and G. D. H. DEAR TWINS: You two have a good agrument and ift liaA your father. I certainly can't say "you do this" or "you iSit that." Your situation is something that will have to be talked out within your family because there's a lot to be ©onitjfcrecL Perhaps your county agricultural agent could be Inrited to sit in on this conference. Personally, I never went to col'ege and I love farms flio my answer might be a little prejudiced. DEAR DAN: I'm a 19-year-old secretary in a small town and lately have had the feeling that I need to be more cjf a part of the church. There is a new single minister here Who is young and attractive and because I'm not a member bf his church, how can I make him notice me? There are plenty of young men around here to date and' I do but I think knowing this minister would help me Income a better person. -- Wistful. DEAR WISTFUL: You'd better separate your feelings for religion from your personal feelings for this young minister. You attend church to pray and to benefit from the services and not to make a hit with the clergyman. If your particular religion is that lenient that you can attend another church, that would be a step in the "right direction toward becoming acquainted with the minister. Once you do start attending his church, you can fed free to Introduce yourself or have a friend introduce you. As far as wmirfng him "notice" you, that can be accomplished if you plunge into church activities and become a regular ball of fire. All young, unmarried ministers take warning -- this girl meaps business. DEAR DAN: I'm a 17-year-old senior boy and don't like the way you run down kids of 13, 14 and 15 for Agoing steady." "ftme changes everything, as you may know, and twenty years ago when our parents were' teen-agers they had a life completely different from ours. When they thought of going steady, they thought of a somewhat serious romance. Today, kids don't feel that way. They refer to "going steady", when actually they just have a "boy friend" or a "girl friend." Maybe they haven't even been out on a date but they naturally want to sound older so they say they're "going steady." .1 don't go steady myself but I have several times and a couple of those times even before I started dating. Now for a question: How can a boy keep from being considered as just , a "friend" by girls? That's what most girls think of nie. Fiiends are fine but I don't want to overdo it. -- Terry. DEAR TERRY: Times may have changed in twenty JpQ&ra but gtrls are still girls and boys are still boys whether f^aey're teen-agers hi' this generation or the next. I'm sorry to ttave to disagree with you but when I talk against girls of 14, and 15 "going steady," I mean Just that. T*or a guy who's gone "steady" as often as you say you have, you seem to be having date trouble and perhaps it's * question of sprucing up your personality. Have a close Snnnysfa)* Estate* Monthly SEHOA Meeting. Dec. 1 Polly Stevens - EV. 6-1256 VA ASSISTANCE A Veterans Administration representative. from the Rockford VA office will be on duty at Woodstock Tuesday, Dec. 6, to informand assist veterans, their dependents and the general public regarding all benefit programs of the VA. Their representative will be on duty from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the U.. S. post office building, second floor, in Woodstock. Smith's Alinement Service ' - ELMER SMITH, Prop. "Across from Ball Park in West McHenry" • WHEEL ALIGNMENT • WHEEL BALANCING • WHEEL BEARINGS • BRAKES AND SHOCK ABSOBBEBS • MINOR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS Don't forget! tonight is the monthly meeting of the SEHOA. It's at the Johnsburg public school at 8 o'clock. I'll be there, will you? Phone EV 5-0724 11 Reasons Why To See Us If You Need A Water System or Weill •%. Only trained personnel in their respective field of -- Drilling -- Pump Installations Point Changing -- Service Calls 2. Largest pump inventory in the county. (Jets, Submersibles and Sump Pumps) 3. Both Red Jacket and Dayton authorized agency. 4. We guarantee water in 24 hours on our system. 5. A guarantee in writing. 6. We service all makes including Montgomery Wards and Sears pumps. 7. Our men and machines are completely insured. 8. Pump cutaways on hand for your inspection. 9. Parts available for all makes. 10. Besides pump installations we do both well drilling and drive well points. 11. EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. ON DISPLAY SEE THEM WORK -- OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK McHenry County Well & Pump WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We Repair and Service ALL MAKES of PUMPS! Located in the Village of McCullom Lake 2% miles from McHenry on MiciCullom-Wonder Lake Rd. Pkoae McHenry EV 5-5252 or Residence EV 5-0713 Bake Sale, Congratulations to Chairman Helen Wegner and co-workers, Bernice Fry and Florence Kelso, on the success of the bake sale. Every goodie donated was sold and the girls are very grateful. Next time, please, m o r e b a k e d g o o d s , m o r e money! Wedding Clif and Andy Sabby attended the wedding of her nephew, Gene Reinke, to Shirley Smith of Ohio, on Wednesday, Nov. 23, in Chicago. They spent the night and had turkey with Clif's sister and family, Jaunita and Herman Rivrud, on Thanksgiving. * Oops! Sorry Department An apology is due Jean and Louis Brink. In reporting the annivarsaries we wished them a happy eighth anniversary and it should have read eighteenth. As Jean said "Especially since we have a 14 year old daughter." Guess our arithmetic was bad that day. Anyway, we're sorry. Doga Again Several calls have been made to your reporter concerning the dogs and their destructiveness. Please keep your dog at home and not allow it to roam at will. Shrubs, evergreens, trees and grass cost money, plus a lot of hard work to plant. Hedges have been broken, holes dug in yards, garbage cans knocked over and the garbage scattered. All this can be avoided if everyone will see that his own dog is at home where it should be. Won't you please cooperate with your neighbors? Thanksgiving Day Doln's Pat Spindler's Thanksgiving guests - were her son, Jim, hit wife, their two children and Kay and Burt Reese. Millie and George Kropf entertained Millie's .mother, and father, Mr. and Mrs. Becvar, and sister, Vi Crane, for dinner. Marie and Steve Mellon of Lodi, Wis., old friends of the Kropfs, surprised them later in the day by dropping in. The Walczynskis travelled to Chicago to spend the Thanksgiving weekend with Joan's mom and dad, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Holdtfodt. Mrs. Holdtfodt has been ill and we hope she is feeling better soon. Mr. and Mrs. Owen travelled to Naperville to spend the day with their daughter and her husband, Helen and Robert White, and their two sons. June and Ted Voight spent the day in Chicago with Ted's folks, Ed and Josie Voight, and left the kids for the weekend. Rose Tillich's mom and dad, Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser, drove otit from Chicago to spend the day with her, Mike and Mike, Jr. La Verne and Kelly Noah and children spent the weekend with her folks, the Johnstones, in Chicago. Donna and Ray Jensen and Ray, Jr., ate their turkey with her parents, Ruth and Don B a r g e r , s i s t e r , A n i t a , a n d gran dmother in Mineral Springs. Carol and Bud Kennebfeck had dinner with Carol's brother and wife, Bob and Marilyn Gamperl, in Chicago and Carol and children stayed for the weekend. The Bankers and Sweigeft e n t e r t a i n e d L o r i n e Sweiger and daughters, Donna and Verna, on Thanksgiving. ]Last Saturday the Sweigers' daughter, husband and children, Chrystal and Ed Stach and Patty and Bob, of Granite City came for a belated Thanksgiv* ing dinner. Alice and Ray Bieschke and daughter, Tammy, had ' two turkey dinners, first with his folks, Bernice and John Bieschke, and then with Alice'smother, Mrs. Dietrich, in Fox Lake. Your reporter was so pleased, to have husband, Jim, home for the holiday that we just stayfed home and enjoyed the day. Our first Thanksgiving Day to- McHenry Shore* CHRISTMAS PARTY IN STORE FOR SSAC CHILDREN By Clare Mueller EV. 5-0553 Plans were formulated at the meeting held the other night by the Shores Social and Athletic club to tie up the loose ends of the members' children's party scheduled for 3 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 18, at the Lakeland Park community house. Wives of the members were in attendance to help with the plans. Several agreed to act as the food committee, coordinating all families on what to bring in their kitchen utensil for the pot-luck supper. The children are to put on an amateur show and prizes will be awarded in each age group. Santa Claus will have a gift for each child there. Anniversary and Birthdays If Elmer and Eleanor Grangether in nearly 10 years; He is usually working. Birthdays A happy birthday today, Dec. 1, to Carol Lasnek, to 6 year old Linda Current on Dec. 4, to 13 year old David Senkerik on Dec! 6, and to 1 year old Maureen Davis on Dec. 7. Many happy returns of the day to you all. Anniversary Congratulations to Mildred and Tony Senkerik on their ? anniversary. on Dec. 4. Best wishes. so are still with us, a happy anniversary to both of -you Monday. . . .Wednesday will be Artty Kleine's birthday. . . And Margaret Denigan < will celebrate hers Thursday. Just Here Mr. and Mrs. Kalias, great grandparents to the new Whitney baby, were out to see the youngster as were grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Whitney. . . .Chris Altman, Riverside park, Corine Frett, Country Club Estates, and Joanne Reid, McCullom Lake, were over to help Pat Mueller celebrate her thirteenth birthday. Hi Neighbor . 400 Riverside Drive is our stop for today where we find the Olszewskis residing. Ray and Marge moved here about four years ago from Chicago with their children, Ramon, Carol and Ronald. Ray drives a supply truck for an independent food chain, served in the navy during World War II as a boatsman, a t t e n d e d S t . P h i l l i p s h i g h school in Chicago and also Detroit University. He is active in both local clubs, the MSC where he served on the beach committee for three years and is ncjw active on the nominating committee. He is the treasurer of the SSAC club. Marge is also active in community affairs as she^served as junior vice-president,,during the 1959-60 term of office when the Fun Fair was originated. The previous year she also served on the ways and means committee. She attended Steir# metz high school in Chicago. And in Closing Looks like no news is good news. Your reporters need not say more. 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Located East of McHenry on Route 120 Free Parking AUCTION SALE BRENNAN, WIESER & VOGEL, Auctioneers The farm having been sold, the undersigned will sell the articles listed below at Puiblic Auction, to be held on the Etttinger-Oonk farm, located in Ring-wood, HI., four miles northwest of McHenry, six miles south of Richmond, and three miles north of Route 120 on Ringwood Road. Saturday, December 3, I960 Commencing 12:00 NOON, Prompt 40 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN CATTLE 22 Milch Cows (9 Springers, 8 Fresh, balance milking good); 3 Springing Heifers; 7 Bred Heifers; 8 Open Heifera. (This a home raised herd, out of artificial breeding and all calfhood vaccinated) MACHINERY | 1965 Fordson Major Diesel; 3-14" mounted plow; 10' Krause disc on wheels; Gehl bunk feeder wagon and running gear with rubber cross apron; Dearborn Hay Baler; Wood Bros., one-row corn picker; Case Silo Filler with Pipe; Case 4-bar SrtSde Delivery Rake; 4-Section Steel Harrow Folding Drawbar; Coby PTO Manure Spreader; 2-Way Hydraulic Ram; Flatrack & running gear; 10 x 38 Tractor chains; 2 Electric Fences; 2 Rolls Snow Fence; 3-Two Sow portable Hog Houses; 1- Slngle portable hog house; A few fence posts; 1 Hog waterer; 2 Hog Feeders. FEED 1300 Bales good mixed hay; 500 Bales Straw; 160 Bushels Oats; 30" Silage in 14* silo. MILKING EQUIPMENT 250 Gal. 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