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gg»-Fonrf»ea Tim MdSNRfF PUUHBBMfflt Pislakm Highlands GUEST ANSWERS QUESTIONS AT MARCH MEETING Hauel r.iorrey uf. 7-3S20 On March 1 the association meeting was called to order by Fred Haubold. Mrs. Moreth presented the association with a flag on behalf of, the Fox River V;F W. Secretary, treasurer gnd committee reports were read. A discussion was held concerning black topping. There, was also a brief discussion about the by-laws. Foster Glorch, vice-president of Lakeland Park, spoke to the group about the running of a successful association. He answered questions concerning roads, septic systems, dues and many other topics. The meeting was adjourned and coffee and cake were served. on April 15. It seems like a long way off bjit it will be here before you know it. The committee will gladly accept any knick-knacks, toys, dishes or any other things 1hat are stili useable. No clothing is being collected this year. There will be a bake booth, novelty booth, games and refreshments and other things too numerous to mention. Check off April 15 on your calendar. Welcomes Son On March 1 a ron was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hovseth at the Woodstock hospital. I'll have all •'Xhe information about this young lad next week. Hostess With the Mostcss That was Audrey Morin on Feb. 28 when she had a demonstration in her home. Guests for the evening were Pat Jackson, Hazel Rogde, Rose Farwell, Shirley Johnson, Carol Haubold, Joyce Froney, Dot Finger, Raina Betz and Luana Christensen. Shower A baby shower was held on March 7 at the home of Barbara Sisk in honor of Sally Jo VonBruenchenhein. In on the surprise were Blanche Haefliger, Cris Sorenson, Carla Bales, Wanda Dobecki, Tina O'Mally, Betty Sandelin, Virginia Thoren, LaVerne Sarver, Mrs. George VanZevern, Mary Seldon, Terry Ozminski, Jean Sherman and yours truly. Blue and Gold Dinner The Cub Scouts birthday party held on Feb. 26 was well attended by the Cubs and their families. A turkey dinner was served to approximately 160 persons. After the dinner there were a few speeches and pins and certificates of thanks were presented to Lorraine Hurckes, Rosemary Lutz, Gladys Mayer, LaVerne Jost, Joyce Heir, Hazel Morley, Gladys Jones and Ginny Emmerich. A movie was shown afterwards. Johnsburg P.T.A. The nominating committee is busily selecting a slate of new candidates for office nexlr-year. They will present the names at the March meeting. I would like to remind you of the Fun Fair to be held at the school Around the Highlands Mr. and Mrs. Moreth spent last Saturday visiting with M a r g e ' s s i s t e r , E l i z a b e t h Schmidt. Happy birthday to Billy Hurckes who will be 2 years old on March 12. He will have a little party in honor of the big day. Renee Janqfuart was home sick with the flu last week. Pat and Ron Jackson and family spent last Sunday in Chicago visiting with Pat's mother and sister. On Feb. 28, Anna Cohrs, Blanche Haefliger and Kay Sieliseh were guests of the Crystal Lake Women's club. They enjoyed refreshments after a fine program. Hazel and Martin Rogde were pleased to have their daughter, Pat, visiting last Sunday. Don and Wanda Dobecki, Dot and Jack Erbin and Reb and Barb Sisk indulged in a hot card game last Saturday at the home of Jim and Carla Bales. It's a little early but I don't want to forget to wish Mrs. Haddock a happy birthday. It isn't until the end of March j but if I don't write it up now I'm sure to forget it. My sympathy to the Mc- Inerneys on the recent death of a sister-in-law. Mrs. Mc- Inerney was the wife of Jim's brother Joe. Services were held in Chicago. Jim anl Sue Barrett and sons, Ross, Keith and Craig, were dinner guests at our home last Sunday. A special happy birthday to my buddy, Lee Conway, who will celebrate her birthday on March 13. Congratulations pal. Third Year It doesn't seem like it but this month March, is the third anniversary as a reporter for the Plainaealer. That's It For now. Bye now, see you next week. E&slwood Manor WOMAN'S GLUB EMPOA PRESENT COMING EVENTS Marilyn Salo - EV. 5-6015 Tonight the Woman's Club will meet at the barn at 8:30 p.m. There will be a guest speaker snd refreshments will be served after. Tomorrow night the E.M.P. O.A. will meet at the barn at 9 p.m. There will be a report f r o m t h e c o m m i t t e e s n o w working on cording events. Also /J.on't forget Friday, March 17, is the date of the St. Patrick's Day dance. If you don't nave your tickets, you can buy them from any E.M. P.O.A. member, or you may buy them at the E.M.P.O.A. meeting tomorrow night. Birthdays March 9, Ellen Barry will have her fifth birthday and Ernest Kuck will celebrate his eighth big day. March 10 Michael Rogers will be 7, and on March 11. Sonny Charbonnier will be 17. March 13 will be shared by Lynn Kellogg and Sam Anderson when they celebrate their fourth birthday. March 14, Laura Kellogg will be 6 and on March 15 Cynthia Iverson will be 5. Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. John Coughlin are the proud parents of a new baby boy. Little William Frances arrived on Feb. 23 weighing 7 lbs., 2 ozs. BOX SOCIAL The Mc-Henry Masonic lodge at 107 N. Court street will have a box social and square dance at 7 pjn. on March-31 for Masons and friends. Each la<ly is asked to bring a box lunch for two. There will be no admission charge. CUT FARM COSTS Get the horsepower yov paid for with firtitont CHAMPION TRACTOR TIRES Curved Bar -- Open Center We Specialize in Tractor Tire Repairs Truck, Tractor and Tractor Tire Passenger Car Tires CHAINS All Sizes All Sizes On All 25% Off TOWN and COUNTRY RE-CAP TIRES - All sizes FIRESTONE DRY CHARGE BATTERY We Allow From $2.00 to $6.00 On Your Old Battery AS LOW AS *16 00 McHenry Tire Mart WALT FREUND, Prop. 628 W. Main St. EVergreen 5-0294 McHenry, 111. Bridge Club Bridge Club met at the home of Carol Hayes on Wednesday, Feb. 28. First prize was won by Marilyn Truckentarod, travelling prize by Nancy Lessard and booby prize went to Lois Krebs. This and That Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Ryan had a birthday dinner for little Brenda Lee Ryan on Sunday, Feb. 26. Brenda's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wonsik and Mr. and, Mrs. Ryan were there to help her blow out the three candles on the cake. Others who sang the best wishes for her were her aunt, Gertrude Lynn, and her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson. It was a double surprise party at the Campbell home on Saturday, Feb. 25. Lena Campbell told Delores Woolwine that the party-was for Lonnie Campbell and Lonnie told it was for Delores Woojwme. You guessed it, it was for them both. The neighbors and friends who were there to give their best wishes were Mr. knd Mrs. Harley Pohlman, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rollins and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Salo. A farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Ron Tinsley was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milt McHale on Saturday, Feb. 25. Though the Tinsley neighbors hate to see them leave, they were all there to wish them good luck in their new home in Dayton, Ohio. Those who were there to wish them fond farewell were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack M c l n t y r e , M r . a n d M r s . George Landin, Mr. and Mrs. William Brogan, Mr. and Mrs. William Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Riederer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Salo, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Engstrom and Mr. and Mrs. Rohts. Pat Borcovan was hostess for i demonstration in her home on Wednesday, March 1. Those who were there to enjoy the refreshments and chatter after were Georgia Wilson, Florence Tucker, Andrea Butler, Joyce Engstrom, Charmaine Pohlman, Bonnie Biederer, Carol Rohts, Lee Landin and Marilyn Salo. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Messer were delighted1 with a visit from Glen's sister and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Venon Behenna, and three sons of Addison, 111. Lakemoor Gala Birthday Party Planned David- Heckmann EV. 5-0582 roo*! ftCPAl W R e g u l a r c h e c k - u p s a n d maintenance by our experts, means lower car costs for you. Call us today and find out for yourself. Brake Service All Mechanical Repairs Complete Motor Overhauling BUTCH'S Auto Service "24-HOUR TOWING SERVICE 516 Front St. EV. 5-0811 McHenry, 111. FARM SERVICE WAY Machinery Auction HENRY FREEMAN -- AUCTIONEER "f Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cynowa and son, Larry, are planning a family dinner and bdwlirig party for their younger son "Chipper" to celebrate his fifteenth birthday which is Sunday, March 12. The party, slated for Monday, the thirteenth, will include as guests Mr. and Mrs. itay Cynowa, Jr., and son, Paul, of Crystal Lake. We wish all a very memorable day, and , numerous happy returns to you, "Chipper". Vehicle registration Deadline Lakemoor Police Chief John Krause states that the deadline for securing village stickers was March 1. Officers have been ordered to issue tickets to violators following the publication date of this issue of the Plaindealer. To properly comply with the village ordinance a sticker must be properly attached to the windshield. Luck in Your New Job Winnie Steadman has joined the "Oaks Crew". Congratulations, Winnie! Newest Village Resident Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blakemore of Lakemoor are the happy parents of a new "star" in their "Blue Heaven". Master Frank Arthur Blakemore was born March 1, and weighed at "orbit", 6 lbs., and 8V2 ozs. May God bless the proud couple and their handsoriie little "satellite". Camp Lewis Dedication Word reached this desk during the past week that the Dr. Lewis holding at Lake Defiance is to become a permanent camp of the Glenview Illinois ^Girl Scout Council^ Inc. Mrs. G. R. Schreiber as presi d e n t o f t h e c o u n c i l h a s planned an impressive dedication ceremony, scheduled for Sunday, March 12, at 2:30 p.m. Representing the village president who will be out of town due to previous commitments, will be Harry O. Carlson, village trustee, and oUr village clerk, Richard Hyatt. Why not plan to attend and help welcome this fine new group to cur area? This beautiful tract can be reached by turning south off 111. 120 at the schoolhouse and turning right on Lake Defiance road which is marked. Scouts at Work on Scout-O-Rama Exhibit Ted Beahler's garage on Sunset drive was the scene of busy preparation for the upcoming Scout-O-Rama as our Boy Scouts started their project. The activity was in charge of Richard Wolf, as Senior Patrol leader. Scouts who answered roll call at 2 p.m. were Kenny Ehrhardt, Dick Heckmann, "Irish" DeCicco, Tom Para, Sam Kisla and Dave Heckmann. It is hoped that those Scouts not answering roll call will come up with an acceptable excuse because their help will be sorely needed. Committeemen Ted Beahler and Dave Heckmann, who assisted by operating the power tools, were very pleased with the progress as the Scouts as- Due to the large sale of new machinery in the past year we must reduce our inventory of used equipment at auction on our lot on Northeast edge of the Village of Hebron on FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1961 SALE TO START AT 11:00 A.M. TRACTORS -- 5 New Allis Chalmers Tractors -- 1959 D17 gas with transport valves, power steering; 1960 D17 diesel wide front end, transport valves, large tires, power steering; 1960 D17 gas, wide front end, transport valves, power steering, large tires; 2-1960 D14 gas, transport valves, wide front end, large tires, 1 with power steering; International Model H; International F-30; John Deere A. CULTIVATORS -- AC WD two row Cultivator; AC WD or WD45 two row Cultivator; AC WD or WD45 two row Cultivator; WC AC two row Cultivator; F-20 IHC two row Cultivator with power lift; Case two row Cultivator, power lift; IHC Cultivator for H Tractor. PLOWS & DISCS -- New AC 5-14 in. bottom PloV, semi mounted; New AC 3-16 in. high clearance, semi mounted; IHC 2-14 in. Plow on rubber; AC mounted Plow, 3-14 in. bottoms; AC semi mounted No. 64 Plow, 4-14 in. bottoms; 10 ft. John Deere Disc; 7 ft. IHC Disc; New AC 13^ ft. Wheel Disc. CORN PLANTERS & SHELLERS -- No. 290 John Deere Planter with fert. attach.; New AC mounted 4 row Corn Planter with fert. attach.; Haben Corn Sheller with motor. (USED) MOWERS, CONDITIONERS & RAKES -- 2 Myers Hay Conditioners and Mowers; IHC Horse Mower; McDeering Horse Mower with tractor hitch; AC No. 5 Mower and mounting brackets; No. 77 AC Roll Bar Rake, new. COMBINES -- No. 66 AC Combine, like new with pickup attach.; Massey Harris Combine; Massey Harris No. 50 Clipper Combine; Massey Harris No. 50 Clipper Combine, very good; No. 100 AC self propelled Combine, 9 ft. cut, new. UNI-HARVESTERS & PICKERS -- Minn. Moline Uni Tractor and Corn Sheller; Minn. Moline Threshing Uni and carriage; Minn. Moline pull type 2 row rear delivery Corn Picker; Minn. Moline uni harvest carriage cart; New Idea 2 row pull type Corn Picker; WC 2 row mounted Corn Picker; No. 33 Corn Picker with hookup for WD; 2 IHC 2ME mounted Com Pickers with grease banks; 2 row Mounted Massey Harris Corn Picker; 2ME Corn Picker, IHC; Minn. Moline Stand Hoist. CHOPPERS & BLOWERS -- Skyline Chopper, corn attach., Gundy attach, and motor; Fox Chopper with Leroy motor; No. 8 John Deere Chopper, six knives, like new; New Holland Chopper with Wis. motor; New No. 50 AC Chopper with corn head; Grass head for New Holland Chopper; Pick up hay attachment for New Holland Chopper; Skyline Blower and 50 ft. of pipe. FARM MACHINERY -- AC Sub Soiler; AC Grader Blade, kit for WD45 and Corb, kit; 2 wheel Trailer; Junck IHC Spreader; New Schultz Manure Spreader, 135 bu.; IHC Tractor spreader, ground drive; Horn Stalk Chopper; 1957 IHC R200 Truck Tractor; Dodge Truck V2 ton pickup. CORN BINDERS -- Case Corn Binder complete with loading elevator and bundle carrier; McDeering Corn Binder with bundle carrier. NEW MACHINERY -- AC Sub Soiler; A Grader Blade, rear attach.; AC Manure Scrapper, blade for D17 loader; AC 42 ft. Elevator, motor drive, hay chute down spout and tongue; AC Post Hole Digger. TERMS: To all farmers, $25.00 and under cash, over that amount 25 per cent down payment, day of sale, balance to be paid in monthly payments up to 24 MONTHS. Long term direct loans available -- see Cashier. O. C. DAVIS IMPLEMENT Hebron, 111. EA&M AUCTION SERVICE, INC. McDONALD'S TAVERN McCULLOM LAKE FISH FRY Every Friday Night Shrimp, Lobster and Steak sembled and painted the picketfence rections which will outline their booth at Crystal Lake high school field house. Scout-O-Rama is the general public's annual opportunity to witness the scouting program in action in practically all of its interesting phases. V.F.W. Post 4600 members and Scout parents can look forward to a pleasant surprise at the skill and teamwork to be demonstrated April 22 in Crystal Lake by their Scouts if Saturday's enthusiasm continues. To the Scout who forgot his boots, Tel Beahler has them. Scout Foot Notes lies Fort, former Explore!: Scout, is now the assistant Scout Master. Wally Para welcomed his able assistance and feels the scouting program for the coming season can be given more completely to the boys Thursday, March 9y 1961 ---- ^ • V ' t of our village, with this additional guidance. From: all of us -nany thanks, ties. Trpop 161 has purchased two training kits for map ang compass reading with some of the funds made available by their sponsors, those civic-minded members of V.F.W. Post 4600, McHenry. We of the committee, all Scouts and parento and our two fine adult1 lead^ for your continued support! SIGN HOUSE BILL House Bill No. 18, which adds sections to the Cities and Villages Act, was signed last week by Gov. Otto Kerner. The bill provider for the election of municipal justices in municipalities with territory in more than one county. The act tal^ effect immediately. Thebes, Egypt, was Earth's greatest city. once JOSEPH FRETT g SON. MC. 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