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Thursday. February 1, 1962 THE McHENRT PLAINDEALER CLASSIFIED Real Estate 25 HOUSES (^Vanted for sale to veterans $1,000,000 Offered by New York YOUR HOUSE QUICKLY SALABLE now. Veteran may buy with no down payment. 30- year basis. $10,000 loan at $55.23 month. Older types of houses preferred. Any location ^^>uitable for a family. Any City. ^\ny village. Any suburban or farm. Minimum loan about $9,- 000. Maximum $15,000. A few up to $20,000. Seller to stand a reasonable discount for cash as made permissible by Public Law 364 of 85th Congress. But your sale is quick and certain. Phone, write, or see us for details and illustrated booklet. fAttention VETERANS 1 READ THE AD ABOVE We can sell you a home without any down payment, small closing cost. $10,000 mortgage would only be $55.23 per month. We have homes of all types ! available in McHenry area. ACTIVE REALTY CLAUDE F. McDERMOTT • REALTOR 118 West Rand Road, McHenry 385-0742 2-1-62-tf 7 ROOM BRICK ranch home. Plastered throughout, paneled TV room, fireplace, 3 porches, full basement, 2 car garage, 1,400 sq. ft. living area, large Jot. New. $25,000. Investment ^Property -- 2 apartment house, rooms down, 3 \i> up. Partial basement. Good condition. 175 ft. ol hwy. frontage. $10,800. Dairy Farm -- 120 acres. 48 stanchion barn. Good farm house. .2 machine, sheds. 20 acres of woods. 100 acres tillable, All high ground. $350 per acre. May Development Company, Richmond, Illinois. Phone: 4381. 1-25-62 *Round Lake Park CUSTOM BUILT 3 BEDROOM RANCH HOMES LOW initial cost .... $10,850 LOW interest rate .... 5V*% LOW monthly payment $59.37 LOW down payment .. $350 AND YOU GET -- a soundly built completely finished, insulated home on a lot with fcity sewer and water on a tree lined street in an established neighborhood handy to schools, churches, shopping centers and recreational facilities. NO SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS See our model on Fairlawn Dr. one block north of Rt. 134 in Round Lake Park. aA. W. SEEKATZ, Bldrs. m Kimball 6-2186 1-4-11-18-25-2-1-62 Situation Wanted HOUSEWIFE wants evening and/or weekend job. 5 years office experience, l1^ years in NCR experience. Some clerking. EV 5-5145. *2-1-62 WILL CARE FOR small child of working mother in my home. Plenty of room, fenced in yard. EV 5-5145. *2-1-62 EXPERIENCED in alterations, toadies' suits, dresses, slacks, coats, blouses. Men's shirts, children's clothes. Drapes and curtains. Very reasonable. 385- 5031. *2-1-62 fRONING DONE in my home Will pick-up and deliver Cooney Heights. EV 5-51)1. 2-1-62 Wanted WANTED -- Good farmers to borrow money at reasonable cost from a farmers' Co-op. No loan to small none too large. See Production Credit Assn., 333 E. Jackson St., Woodstock, FE 8-0334. 2-1-62 Waited T© Buy POP PRICE PAID for iron metals and junk cars. E< Marsh, phone Woodstock - FE 8-4287 9-1-60-tl WANTED TO buy -- Stock in Home State Bank, Crystal Lake. Phone 459-3151 or 459- 0912. 2-1-62 Wanted To Rent GENTLEMAN desires 2»i or 3 room furnished apartment in or near McHenry. Call EV 5- 1099 or EV 5-1072. *2-1-62 OBITUARIES MRS. FRANK MILLER A solemn requiem high Mass was sung in St Joseph's Catholic church Monday morning for Mrs. Frank Miller, 86, of Aurora, by her son. Rev. Frank J. Miller, pastor of St. Joseph's Catholic church, Richmond. Her death on Friday, Jan. 26, followed a long illness. Rev. Loras T. Lane, bishop of Rockford diocese, gave final absolution, with burial in St. Joseph's cemetery, Aurora. Fr. Miller was at one time assistant pastor of St. Mary's church, McHenry. ANDREW WESTGARD Last rites were held Monday afternoon at the Querhammer funeral home in Crystal Lake for Andrew Westgard, 62, of 3319 S. Wright road, who diet! unexpectedly Thursday, Jan. 25, in Algonquin. Mr. Westgard was born April 29, 1899 in Denmark i and had resided in the United States for 40 years and in rural McHenry for the past six years. He was a stone mason by profession. Survivors include his widow, Milburn; four- sons, Roy of McHenry, Don aricf" Fred of Chicago and Richard of the U. S. Army; five grandchildren: and one brother. Harold, of Highland Park. ANTHONY MAZZIE Anthonj J. Mazzie, 61, of 5211 N. Pistakee drive, Pistakee Highlands, died early Friday morning, Jan. 26, in his home. His death was attributed to a heart condition. An inquiry was made in the Peter M. Justen and Son funeral home by Coroner Theron Ehorn. Born in Italy Sept. 18. 1900, he had resided in this community for two and a half years, moving from Chicago. His widow, Mary, survives him as do a son and daughter in Chicago. Local arrangements were made by the Peter M. Justen and Son funeral home and the body taken to Chicago where services were held oil Monday. Burial was in Queen of Heaven cemetery. Hillside. Page Sertx* COURT BRIEFS Notice DON'T STOP eating but lose weight safely with Dex-a-Diet Tablets. Only 98c for a full weeks supply at Bolger's Drugs. *1-25 thru 4-12-62 Farmers Trading Post FARM BUILDING?-- Special discontinued sizes -- steel buildings. Clear span. Special price. Financing if desired. Phone Waukegan 244-3630. 9-21-61-tf FLEMING EQUIPMENT NEW IDEA - GEHL BOLENS GARDEN EQUIP. SALES and SERVK® k complete Farm Implemer Service Chain Saw Sharpening & Repair Phone EV. 5-0033 4005 W. Waukegan Road GEO. P. FREUND Authorized Dealer for Sitatlos 'Waited RELIABLE. NEAT, under 40. desires position preferably sales with local organization. Must be able to advance by own .^hard work. Call EV 5-2260. m *2-1-62 Real Estate SALES & SERVICE PH. EVERGREEN 5-042* 4102 W. Crystal Lake Road 1-tl Use The Classifieds Real Estate BAIRD & WARNER, INC. RIVERFRONT -- 5 Br. home on 100x225 ft. landscaped lot. Fireplace in very large living room. Basement. Garage. Pier ^vvith electric hoist. Other extras. $30,000. BRICK COUNTRY HOME on 171x161 ft. lot. This 2 Br. home is one of the finest. Only 2 years old. Fireplace In living room. Enclosed heated breezeway. Built-in kitchen. 2Vfe car attached garage. Gas heat. Water softener. Carpeting, washer & dryer included. $32,500. MR. HEINEN -- EV 5-2527 2-1-62 REPOSSESSED 3 BR. RANCH. $495 down. Easy payments. ^TAVERN with living quarters. A Gold Mine. 2 BR. on large lot. Part basement. I1-, years old. Owner moving out of state. $9,500. 4 BR., 2 STORY, Aluminum siding, full basement, 2 car garage, cyclone fence, large lot. All for $14,000. Member M. L. S. ATLAS REAL ESTATE 2 Blks East of River on Hwy. 120 McHenry, 111. Phone: EVergreen 5-0430 ' 2-1-62 HOMES FOR RENT OR SALE 3 Bedrooms with Attached Garage 305 KENT DRIVE 313 KENT DRIVE 407 KENT DRIVE McHenry For Information Call W. R. FORPE NEvada 2-4600 1-18-25 & 2-1-8-62 Miscellaneous PUT FUN in your Fund Raising -- Have a roBer skating party. Call Just For Fun Roller Rink, McHenry, 111. EV 5-0449. 1-25 & 2-1-62 Having A Birthday Party? How about a roller skating Party and let us take care of the mess. Call EV 5-0449 JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK Rink available for private parties. 1-25 & 2-1-62 MRS. ANNA M. BAITER The mother of a McHenry resident, Mrs. Anna M. Bauer, 87. of 1001 W. Broadway, died Saturday, Jan. 27. in the Villa Nursing home, Pistakee Bay, where she had been a patient for a few days. A native of Germany. Mrs. Bauer, who resided with her son, Stewart, was bom Nov. 22 .1874. She is also survived by a son, Charles, of Chicago and a daughter, Mrs. Doris Leske, Pasadena, Calif. Her husband. George, passed away in 1947. Funeral services were held at 2:15 p.m. Tuesday at the Schmidt funeral home, Chicago. Burial was in Elm Wood cemetery. River Grove. Local arrangements were made by he George R. Justen and Sar funeral home. MRS. ELSIE MORRIS Mrs. Elsie Morris, 58, of San Diego. Calif., mother of Gerald Morris of McHenry. died Saturday, Jan. 27. She had been a resident in San Diego for six years. Another son. Harold, of Carpentersville, also survives. Funeral services were held Monday in the Miller funeral home, Dundee, with burial in East Dundee cemetery. JOB'S DAUGHTERS The regular meeting ol the International Order of Job's Daughters. Bethel 98, McHenry, was held on Thursday, Jan. 25th. Susan Prawl, honored queen, presided. Plans were made concerning the bake sale held Saturday, Jan. 27, at Justen's furniture store, corner of Green and Elm. Marlene Viita USE CLASSIFIEDS In the justice of the peace I court of Charles M. Adams j last Saturday, Alfred Kelem of Elgin was fined $15 for improper passing. The same fine | was imposed on Lawrence A. i Winters of Ingleside for a ! similar offense. ! An improper left turn was the charge against Charles Chrisman of McHenry who paid a SI 2 fine. In the court of Constable Donald Howard last Thursday evening, Paul Mueller of Wonder Lake was fined $10 for speeding. CONTRIBUTIONS TO HEART FUND BENEFITS MANY scefleaeous With Heart Sunday rapidly approaching, many people have questioned just how much girxi their contribution dollar is i rromplis hing. Contribut ionfrom this area lave been responsible for placing three hospital beds at the Kaster Se< i therapy • center in Woodstock, according to Mrs. Arthur Olsen. general chairman ol the 1962 heart fund "campaign for McHenry township, and her assistant. Mrs. George Cina. In addition to the above named beds, other equipment for disabled persons is available at the cenler and further information about this equipment can be obtained by calling FE 8-1707. The therapy center is located at 70S Washington street. Woodstock. Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Cina attended the steering commit lee meetinc recently which was headed by Dr. John TamhoiT\ of Woodstock, chairman ol the McHenry county heart unit. Also present were Myra Johnson, regional director for this area. Mr. and Mrs. K. Kickstadt of Harvard. Mrs. Van der Veen of Marenuo and Mrs. L. TesJsendorf of Huntley. In addition lo ihe door-todoor approach for contributions, heart cannisiers (plastic containers in Ihe shape of n heart > will be placed in all business houses. Mrs. Olsen and Mrs. Cina. together with Dr. Benjamin Massouda. who is the medical advisory co-chairman, arc convinced this will be the nvM successful drive as more and more people are aware of the unnecessary tragedy of lives lost through heart diseases. NEW CLOTHING STORE TO OPEN AT KENT ACRES On Thursday. Feh. 1, Marge's Strctch-A-Dollar clothing store opens at Kent Acres. Joea'ed on Rt. 120, one and on^- half miles east of the m'w bridge. j The new business i.-; owivo t and operated hv Marge Slove of Eastwood Manor, who ha* I another store at Island Lake, j as well as a home service busi- | ness. j She will specialize in basic ! wardrobe items lor ilie entire i family. Grand opening is planned for the weekend of Feb. 9 ami 10. when coffee will be serve*I to those who call io see the store. NURSES TO HEAR R G. SMITH NEXT THURSDAY ' The McHenry County Nurr- I es association will be nrivileg- ! ed to have as its speaker Dr R. Glenn Smith, chest sui;geon on His talk on.'-Nursinsr Care in Chcsl Cases" will l.x1 made in ihe-dinin" rooir. of Memorial Hospital of McHenry'Coun'v. This is an excellent opportunity for nurses to bear from a specialist in that field of medicine. The J a n u a r y meet int.' brought an attendance of about seventy members to hear Dr. John Van Landingham speak on "Head Injuries." It is hoped that all registered and graduate nurses in the county will attend the Februai v mee;ing. Vi-Kettes To Perform Pictured above are members of the Vi-Kettes, new "feeder" group for the Viscounts color guard. Ranging in age lroin 10 to 12 years, the group will present a. drill at the "On Guard" color guard show to be held in McHenry Sunday. Feb. 18. in the high school gymnasium. I from Rockford, to speak Thursday. Hfb. 8. at <S p.m. ; COUNTY CLAIMS |FOR SCHOOL AID TOTALS $1,185,805 State aid claims for McHenry county for the 1961-62 ! school year totals .S1.1S5.S05.S9, ' an increase of 11 per cent ; over the previous biennium. George T. Wilkins. state superintendent of public instruction, announced this week. Estimated claims for any school year are submitted by the various districts based < n the attendance thromdi the fir-t month of a school term. One-half-of the amount certified for each county is paid by the state auditor to coymty ITS FOR THE BIRDS Ryde's deluxe outdoor bird mixture 5 lb. bag 60 25 lb. bag 50 lb. bag .$2.75 $4.75 Camera Club At the board meeting hel.' in Wonder Lake at Kaspc; Ehlen's home, ideas for fund raising were discussed. A tentative list of officers were nominated for the coming election. Further action was taken Jon the Cacca membership. J There was a discussion about | changes in the contest rules. ; The board is considering I some methods to upgrade | members as they gain exper- ! ience in the various classes. ; Be sure to attend the meeting next Monday night at Geo. I Kotalik's. ; The average man does not i have to worry about dying j broke after all, most of us j live that way all our lives. SALE school superintendents beginning. in February, and that <iiK;i;.l distributes the monthly payments to districts. Payment on the adjusted amount will then be made from Aug- . list,. 19'.'2. through January, Distribution is made from a record - breaking $393,396,000 appropriated to the common school lund by the 72nd General Assembly. That figure was S65.S96.000 more than the | S327.500.000 earmarked for | school aid by the 71st Gen- 1 oral Assembly. The state uses an "equaliza- ! tion formula" which increased , in 1959 from $200 to S252 per pupil. In DIXON, 111., Stay at the NACHUSA HOUSE !*• BmI fa HOTEL HOTEL • QUALITY • HOSPITALITY • COMFORT •or only $6-00 sing!* Pkoie AT 3-1641 for Reiervatioa FREE TV - FREE PARKING Finest ia FOOD end BEVERAGES Ask for a Demonstration Due to the death of Mrs. Alice Lindsay and estate being settled, will sell her furniture and household utensils just west of the high school and golf course entrance on John's street in McHenry on Sunflower seed .25 McHENRY COUNTY COOP Route 120 & CNW Railroad Tracks McHenry, Illinois 1-4-62-tf LADIES Want to Keep Trim? IMPROVE YOUR POSTURE HAVE GOOD RELAXING FUN! Try some good old fashioned roller skating. Get the girls together and come on down and enjoy yourself. LADIE'S DAY EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 1 to 3:30 p.m. Just For Fun Roller Rink McHenry, Illinois Adm. 60c 2-1-8-15-62 SUNDAY, FEB Y 4, 1962 Starting at 12:30 p.m. Consisting of the following: I dining room set, drop leaf table, 4 chairs and buffet: kidney shape desk with antique chair; twin table lamps, like new: small table; hassock; davertport and chair; floor lamps: 1 good 12x15 rug with pad and 4 throw rugs to match; large mirror: small radio; knick-knack stand with three shelves and mirror; twin beds, spring and mattress; dressers and small tables; tea serving cart (antique); 2 antique dressers; pillows: linens; knick-knacks; sewing machine; book case: Electrolux vacuum cleaner; pictures; vases; small dishes; kitchen table. 4 chairs; Serve 1 gas refrigerator: Magic Chef gas stove; electric mixer; 6 dining room chairs; several odd chairs; 3 cupboard cabinets; electric sander; 2 step ladders; 1 electric Dominion fan. new; 1 electric Polar Cub fan. Ok.; garden hose; 1 new car top carrier; garden tools; 2 antique cane rockers: 1 large rocker; 3 lawn chairs; many more items not mentioned to be sold. TERMS: Cash JOHN HiSSLiR, Administrator EDWIN VOGEL. Auctioneer Not. Responsible For Accidents WHH EEi ERS and TIE RODS Of McHenry RUMMAGE SALE Pick-Up Will Be Made: FEBRUARY 2-3 Have Your Items Ready Phone: EV 5-1597 For Pick-Up Proceeds to go to a Local Charity 2-1*62 ELMER "Bussie" SMITH AUCTION Having decided to discontinue farming, I will sell at public auction on the old August Huff farm, located 1*2 miles south of Spring Grove, 4 miles north of Johnsburg. mile east of Spring Grove blacktop. ED VOGEL and WM. RUSSEL, Auctioneers FRIDAY, FiieiUAlY 9,1962 SALE STARTS AT 12:80 SHARP 85 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK -- 10 Holstein cows; 2 Holstein first calf springers; 13 Guernsey Cows, 2 registered. Most of them fresh in the last 60 days, a few springers, the rest milking good. 1 Registered Guernsey Bull, 2 years old; 8 heifers; one Holstein Heifer bred in December; 2 Yearlings, 2 Guernsey 8-10 ntios., eligible for registration; 4 Heifer Calves up lo .'1 months old. MILKING EQUIPMENT -- Mc-D Milk Machine Pump and pipeline; 1 Mc-D Double Unit; 2 Surge Units; Stainless Steel Pail and Strainer. Stainless Steel Single Tank. FEED -- 7 ton Mixed Hay, first cutting; 8lK) bu. Oats; 50>M bu. Corn; 15 ft. Silage. 14 ft. silo. MACHINERY -- Case S.C. Tractor, hydraulic lift, mounted planter and cultivator; Tractor Chains, 11x38; New Holland Baler 77. in very good condition; New Idea 7 ft. Hay Mower like new; Case 4 bar Side Delivery Rake; 7 ft. Case Disk- Oliver 2-14 plow; Case Manure Spreader; Mc-D 52R Combine, with motor; McC. D. Corn Binder, Gehl Silo Filler, 34 ft. pipe: New Idea Shredder; Grain Blower; 3 Rubber Tired Wagons with racks; 1 Steel Wheel Wagon with top box; Road Drag; 100 Steel Posts: Hay Fork and 200 ft. Hay Rope, like new; 70 Yearling White Leghorn Hens. Many articles too numerous to mention. Usual Bank Terms RICHMOND STATE BANK, Clerking EL R "Sarnie" SMITH. Owner Permanent Clog-free Carbide sanding surface never wears out Spring steel sanding plate Rolled edges • Comfortable grip POWER BLADE SAW • most versatile farm saw . . . cuts everything from trees to fine-line carpentry. • reciprocating blade . .. 10,000 strokes a minute. WRIGHT COMPACT POWER C BLADE SAW WRIGHT CHAIN SAW -C70 Wright Power Blade Saws start at Free gift offer vokt after March 31,1962 COME IN TODAY! EQUlPi 4005 W. Waukegan Rd. McHenry, 111. (Route 120 at the Railroad Tracks) Phone EV 5-0033 SCHEID AUCTSO Auctioneer: WM. RUSSEL Having bought a small farm in Wisconsin will sell my personal property on the Pete Nelson Farm situated two miles West of Richmond and 4 miles Fast of Hebron on Rt. 173 at Belden Oil Tanks, on: SATURDAY, ¥1 :Y 10, 1962 COMMENCINti AT 12:00 P.M. 0 100 Hogs 12 Sows 90 Feeder Pigs Gentle Chestnut Mare w saddle and bridle MACHINERY Massey Harris 444 Tractor, less than 1.000 hrs. 3 point hitch; Int. F30 Tractor; Allis Chalmers 2 row Tractor Cultivator; M. M. 2 hot. 16-in. Tractor Plow; Massey Harris 3 bot. 16-in. Tractor Plow, RT; John Deere 290 Two Row Corn Planter: New Idea Mounted 2 Row Corn Picker: Oliver One Row Corn Picker; Two Section Wooden Drag: Field Sprayer on Truck; 275 Gal. Tank; Two Wheeled Trailer; Buzz Saw; Hog Waterer. 150 gal Tank; Studebaker 1 Ton Truck Pickup Box: Allis Chalmers 60 Grain Combine: New Idea No. 11?A Manure Spreader: Dual A'beel Flat Bed Implement Trailer vv 2 speed winch; Barn Fan; Craftsman Power Lawn Mower; t'huken Kquipment. FEED 900 bu. Corn 500 bu. Oats 2 Ton Straw HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 5 -- 9\12 rugs and pads: '2 Rollaway Dishes; Chain; Dresser; Stove; (ias Stove; 1 Etui Tables Kitchen Table; Misc. Household items. CHARLES "Chuck" SCHESD, Owner Not Responsible For Accidents Usual Bank Terms Lunch Wagon On Grounds FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK Clerking Member F. D. I. C. Federal Reserve System C\