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\ Page Ten THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Wonder Lake PROFITS FROM COOKIE SALE AID KACHINA SCOUTS ' Jane Duoey Thursday, March 22, 1962 f Starting at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, March 22, fourth grade B r o w n i e s , a n d I n t e r m e d i a t e and Senior Scouts of Kachina neighborhood will be calling at your door with delicious Girl Scout cookies and nuts. The sale continues through Saturday, March 31. You will like to know that this year the profits from the cookie "sale will be used to do ihe following things at Chapman Hills camp near Troy Center. Wis.: Build a winterized troop house, provide a platformeri tent unit, and provide water and latrine facilities. In addition the troop keeps 5 cents a box on cookies and 5 cents per pack of nuts for their own program. Some troops .have chosen to set up booths to sell their cookies. Locations are at Paul's Hardware store, Russ's Food store. Last call for adult Scouts to register for the workshop, "Adventure in the Arts", held Wednesday, March 28, in Mc- Henry. Call Mrs. Paetow. Cub Scout Open House The "hula", Cub Scout style, is sure to make its appearance at the Pack meeting Tuesday I night, March 27, at Harrison school. The theme of the month is "Islands of the World" and if you can't hear the rustle of a grass skirt in that one, you don't know the imagination of t he 8 to 11 year old boy. . . they're so hippy! Open house is also scheduled for the evening and all boys who are either new to the community or have just reached the 8 year old mark, or who will be 8 next year. . . .are invited to come and bring mom and/or dad. NOW is the time plans are made for the coming year of Cubbing and you should get your name on the roster and avoid a disappointed boy when the Den's are all full. An effort is made to have the Den in the neighborhood and avoid the transportation problem. Following the skits and displays and rounding out the island theme a 15 minute color movie of Newfoundland, titled " A v a l o n H o l i d a y " w i l l be hown. Introducing Lee Lt>nian, Scoutmaster Good news for the eager, hardworking Cub Scouts of the area is the re-activation, of the Boy Scout troop. Good news also for the :14 Boy Scouts who came to the organizational meeting held at. Harrison school Thursday. Newly appointed Scoutmaster Lee Leman announces that meetings will be held weeklv on Thurs- PRIBLA Treasurer AUCTION DAN POWERS. Auctioneer The undersigned will sell at public auction on the farm located at the corner of Walkup Ave. & Rt. 176 across from Vetrace Acres in Crystal Lake on SUNDAY, MARCH 25.1962 at 12:30 o'clock MACHINERY MH- Model 44-4 Tractor; Case S.C. Tractor & Cultivator; NH No. 77 Baler w/motor; NI Tractor Manure Spreader; DB Side Rake on rubber; JD No. 290 Corn Planter; Coby 10' Wheel DisC; JD 4 Section Steel Drag; Mc. 2-M Corn Picker; 2 - Mc. 3 Bottom 14" Plows; 2 - Coby Wagons w/racks & hoists; Blizzard Site Filler; Mc. Corn Sheller; NI 7* Mower; JD 10" Hammer Mil|; NH 12" Hammer Mill; Stan. Hoist 40' Elevator PTO; Mayrath 21' Bale Elevator; Corn Binder; Hyd. Wagon Jack; Rotp Hog Feeder; Stock Tank; Buzz Saw; Brooder House; Tank- Heater.; 10 Hole Hog. feeder; Surge Pump & Motor; 2 Surge Units; 20 Tons Baled Hay; 200 Bu. Oats. Many other small tools. Power* Sales Corp., Clerk FRANK RUCKST1L RIIM JIIJSISON TTfe.. undersigned, moving to Nebraska, will sell the following personal property on premises located 1 ¥2 miles Southwest of Grayslake, Ul., being on Allegany Rd.f 1 mile South of Rte. 120, 2 miles North of Peterson Rd. on SUNDAY. MARCH 25 at 1:00 P.M. POULTRY -- 340 6-mo. old Honegger Leghorn Pullets, laying; 625 Honegger Leghorn hens. FARM EQUIPMENT -- 32 ft. Harvey elevator with Wisconsin engine; No. 2A Bearcat PTO Hammermill; 2 row Rotary Hoe; 4 Section Steel Harrow with folding draw bar; 2 Section Steel Harrow; Oliver Rubber Tire Spreader; New Idea .12A Manure Spreader; Horn Front End Loader with snow bucket; U.S. Grain Blower; Triumph Corn Sheller; Clod Crusher for plow; Distributor head for Allis Blower; 2 Wheel PTO Feed Wagon; New Pony Saddle. POULTRY EQUIPMENT ft MISC. ITEMS -- Keenco Auto. Egg Grader, 1,800 egg per hour capacity; Kitson Auto. Basket Egg Washer; Lyon Eiec. Debeaker; 9 Roll-away nests; 6 Chicken Coops; Feeders & Waterers; Roosts; 2 Woods Gas Brooders; Egg Baskets; Egg Cases; 8'x8' Walk-in Cooler, in good condition; 17 cu. ft. Deep Freezer; 20-5x7' Individual Hog Houses; Many other small items. FEED -- 200 Bales first cutting Alfalfa & Timothy Hay; 250 Bales Straw; Crushed Corn Cobs. DAVSB lift A, Owner Gordon Stade & Wm. Stade, Jr., Auctitoneers. Grayglake, III. Terms: Cash. Nothing removed until settled for. Settlement at time of sale. Not responsible for accidents. L. E. (IdD BEEBE AUCTION WM. RUSSEL, Auctioneer I have decided to quit farming, and due to ill health, I will sell the following described personal property at public auction, on the farm located 5 miles Southwest of Woodstock, 1 k miles West of Dean St. Road, 2 miles East of Franklinville on: FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1962 COMMENCING AT 12:00 NOON 20 HEAD LIVESTOCK 16 Cows - (5 springing, 4 fresh in past 90 days. - bal. milking); 2 Bred Heifers, due in fall; 2 Open Heifers, yrs. old. All artificial bred by NIBCO -- calfhood vaccinated -- 4'/r, ave test; 16 Ewes with Lambs. MILKING EQUIPMENT 150 Gal. Dari-Kool Bulk Tank; Double S. S. Wash Tank- 30 Gal. Gas Hot Water Heater w/fan; 2 DeLaval Units, 1 extca pail & strainer; Pump and Motor, pipeline for 18 cows* 8 Milk Cans. ' FEED 100 bu. Oats, J{50 bu. Ear Corn; Small Quantity Hay; 2 Ton Straw MACHINERY IHC Model H Tractor & Cultivator; SC Case Tractor and Cultivator, 5 Row Pull-Type Anhydrous Amonia Applicator- 2 Bot. 14 in. Plow; J.D. 7 Ft. Mower; J.D. Tractor Manure Spreader; 4 Sec. Kewanee Drag; DB 14 ft. Single Row Disk; 8 ft. Easy Flow Lime Spreader; KHC Tractor Corn Planter on Rubber; IHC Wagon and Rack on Rubber; N.I. 4 Roll Corn Husker; Broadcast Seeder; Cultipacker; 3 Bar IHC Side Rake; IHC Corn Binder; RT Wagon and Rack; Gehl Silo Filler- Mayrath 40 ft. Elevator w/motor; Single Row Cultivator- Fanning Mill; Slip Scraper; Corn Sheller; Drive Belt- 1 Horse Cut ter; 200 ft. 1% in. Pipe; 150 ft. Hay Rope; 2 - % h.p. Motors- Grind Stone; Stock Tank; Cedar Posts; 200 ft. Plastic Pipe- Many articles too numerous to mention. USUAL BANK TERMS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS L W. @liii„ Owner FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK Clerking Member F.D.MX Federal Reserve System day night at 7:30 p.m. sharp. Harrison school has been obtained for the meeting place and the boys must be out by 9 p.m. A prompt start at 7:30 is therefore important. Also in attendance at the meeting were Cubmaster Srim Lainont and Paul Kberle, representative of the Kiwanis Club who sponsors the Scouts. Memorial Hospital Auxiliary The Sew-N-Sews met at the home of Mrs. George Halbauer Thursday:' Aprons and terry bibs are the main project of this Memorial hospital group for March and April. Mrs. Ray Sullivan won the hostess prize. , Others present were the mesj dames Don Swanson, Ted Eftoft, H.irry Davidson. Tony Wererka. Larry Fuhrer. Fred Halbauer. Henry; Pegau and Harold Wohnrarte. Hostess to the canasta group 1 that .evening, Mrs. Jack Mc- Cafferty, was again a lucky winner. Other high scores were held by Mrs. Robert Kiddell and Mrs. Vic Milbrandt. The not so lucky players were the Mrs. Ted Eltoft, Ed Gal las. Sr.. Ed Gallas, Jr., Larry Fuhrer, Joe Lundborg, Chris Rasmussen, Tony Wereika, Arthur Miller and George Street. League Candidates Meeting An invitation is extended to all Wonder Lake area voters to "Meet the Candidates" at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 27, at the Cryslal Lake Community hi.Lrh school auditorium. The •meeting is sponsored by the Crystal Lake League.'of Wornen Voters and candidates from BOTH PARTIES tor congress i 12th district i, state representatives-"( 32nd district i and county offices will be introduced. Well informed voters, not patronage, is the aim of the League. One for the Bird Watcher's Notebook The El Roy Johnson back yard at 7313 Mohawk Drive was the scene of a rare and wonderful event last' Thursday when a flock of Bohemian Waxwines. from 75 to 100 in number, set down to feed. Son Grog calied mother's attention to Ihe birds which were thnn identified as Bohemian rather than Cedar Waxwings. They were eating the berries on the bridal wreath and some wore on the bird feeder, eating bread crumbs. We note in our copy of the "Audubon Guides" a complete confirmation of the event. . . . the Bohemian Waxwing's "appearance in civilized areas is sporadic and unpredictable. Few breeding area* are known. but the flocks which invade the U. S. in winter are frequently enormous." It also says they can be brought to feeding shelves by raisins and cut pieces of other dried fruits. Christ The King Chureh News Lenten services are held each Wednesday night at 7:30 p.m. Stations of the Cross, Meditation and Benediction. Pre-Cana conference will be held at Christ the King church in April 1, 2, 4, and 6 - for all couples contemplating marriage this year. Contact Mr. and Mrs. Misiak for information. Christenings Charles Letizia. son of Patrick and Phyllis DePave Letizia, was baptized Sunday, March 11. by the Rev. James A. Vanderpool. Godparents are Patrick James Letizia and Santina Letizia. Kevin James Paddock, son of James and Gay Baucher Paddock, Was baptized by Father Vanderpool Sunday, March 18. Godparents are David Paddock and Robin Baucher. Healthy babies have been born to mothers as young as six years old, and as aged as 62. FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED FLAVOR COME TO WILLI KOENEMANN • COUNTRY MADE SAUSAGES • DELICIOUS HICKORY SMOKED HAMS • LEAN HICKORY SMOKED BACON • 22 VARIETIES OF SAUSAGES • TRUE GERMAN STYLE FLAVORS Route 120 • Imt East of Route 12 • Volo, I1L / Phone EVergreen 5-6260 SUMPS WDNIC a&P SORE CHANGED THE S1HMP PKrniRE I YOU CAN BE SURE OF A&P's SUPER RIGHT MEATS, GUARANTEED j|f TO PLEASE OR YOUR FULL PURCHASE PRICE REFUNDED! i: • BONELESS CHUCK ROAST P ® BOSTOH CUT ROAST 2! • BONELESS ARM ROAST • - §§ • BEEF RIB STEAK W • FRESH GROUND CHUCK i • MEATLOAF, Beef, Veal or Pork •f • CHOP SUEY MEAT % • SEMS.i@Mil.SSS COOKED HAM II • CHlCKiM WINGS V/iAb. • PORK SAUSAGE, Super-Right 2-lb. 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