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•Thursday. December 20,1862 THE HcHENBY PLAINDEALEH CLASSIFIED '"J LARGE BUSINESS lot on highway 120. West of McHenry 130 ft, on highway. 150 tt. (Jeep. For .information - call 385-085?. 7-26-62-tf 2 BEDROOM HOME. Immediate occupancy. Separate garage. $500 down. Lakeland Park. Call 385-2838. 11-15-62-tf LISTINGS -- Farms ^hd acreage (10 acres up). If your farm is for sale at a fair price call or write me, have buyers, Marvin H. Rodewald, 305 E. "Powell Rd., McHenry, Illinois, Phone 385-4419. 12-20-27-62-1.3-63 FOR SALE HOMES ^ FARMS CHOICE LOTS--BUSINESSES RESORT PROPERTY KNOX REAL ESTATE 1513A N. Richmond Road McHenry, Illinois PHONE 385-0421 12-28-61-tf HIGHLAND SHORES -- 3 bedroom house, full basement, wooded lot, beach privileges, outside BarB-Q. Priced $12,- ^00. Will consider contract, $1,000 down. Call 653-6032. 12-20-62 ' CAPE COD t- RANCH ; Split - Level $100 Down--$54.63 Per Month Some interior work by purchaser. CALL OWens 5-1133 1-25-62-1 • McHENRY and LAKE AREA Year Round Homes, Seasonal glomes, Farms Vacant Home Sites. Income Properties. JACOB FRITZ REALTORS In Johns burg 2301 Johnsburg Rd. McHenry, 111. Ph. 385-0037 6-15-61'tt * 3 Bedroom Homes On blacktop road. 2 blocks from new school. Full basement. Cabinet kitchen. Large lots. McHenry Area Bedrooms. Carport. Immedite possession. No money down to qualified buyer. For Rent 3 Bedrooms, $115 per month. CALL 385-3111 12-13 thru 1-3-83 FOR SALE *!$ Bed. Ranch Priced to Sell. 3 Bed. Bi-Level. Make Offer. 5 Aere Shell Home $1,000 Down $50 month. 2 Bed. Part. Furn. gas Ht $1,000 down $80 month. FOR RENT 3 Bed. Carpeted, Fireplace River Rts. Opt. Buy $100 M. 3 Bed. Opt Pur. $85 M. McHENRY REALTY 3317 W. Elm St 385-5922 Day 653-6862 Eve. 12-20-62 Qualified Veterans G. I. FINANCING AVAILABLE *NTO DOWN PAYMENT 6 HOMES fidgebrook Heights, Kent Acres McHenry, 111. ? "odern, 3 Br., Full Basements, Gas heat For Particulars Inquire: MR. McLAuJHLAN SH 1-3900 11-1-62-tf Situation Waited PHYSICIAN'S office or clinic, experienced receptionist and nursing assistant. Write box No. 29, c/q McHenry Plaindealer. Il-l5-€2*tf BABY SITTING and house work by 25 year old woman. Call 385-4140. *12-20-62 WILL DO IRONING in my home. Free pick-up and delivery. Call 385-1560. 12-20 thru 1-10-63 A MALE graduate barber desires position as full time apprentice barber. Phone 653- 2043. 12-20-27-62 TO BE GIVEN AWAY STRAY PETS for adoption. Call McHenry Animal Hospital, 385-0031. 6-21-62-tf KITTENS to be given away-- Ideal Christmas gifts. Call 385-3156 after 5 p.m. 12-6-13-20-62 FREE ICE CUBES with any Holiday purchase. R Place Tavern, 3816 W. Elm St., McHenry. 12-20-62 teblfta NtiftM p SANTA CLAUS suits for rent. Call 385-2916, United Rent-Alls, 3943 W. Main Street, McHenry. 12-13-20-62 NOTICE--RESPONSIBLE for my debts only as of December 13, 1962 /s/ Lloyd W. Banks, ftt. 1, Box 7A, Ringwood, Illinois. *12-13-20-27-62 NOTICE -- Business known as Pine Tree Tower under new management. We will not be responsible for any debts after December 13, 1962. Celia Fox and Agnes Haralson. 12-13-20-27-62 NOTICE To residents of Sunnyside and Pistakee Terrace. Because of the holidays garbage will be picked up on Monday before Christmas and Monday before New Years. McHenry Disposal Co. 12-20-27-62 | Farmers Market GEO. P FREUND Authorized Dealer For SALES & SERVICE PHONE 385-0420 1102 W. Crystal Lake Road 4-19-62-tl Classified ads are big business -- bigger than radio, bigger than spot and local TV, bigger than weekly magazines and bigger than outdoor advertising. Your ad on this page U read fay 30,000 ••• BAIRD & WARNER. Inc. Est 1855 MERRY CHRISTMAS WITNESSES TO DEDICATE NEW KINGDOM HALL Hundreds OT Healthy People Have Only A Week To Live "You have a week to live" How would you like to have someone make that shocking statement to you? Ridiculous, you say? You've never been in better health or felt better. Hundreds of healthy people have only a matter of days to live, They are the more than 600 who will be killed in holiday traffic accidents between Christmas and the New Year. Thousands more will be injured unless motorists drive more carefully. The end-of-the-year holiday season is the most dangerous time of the year for drivers. More people are killed in December than in any other month, and more people are killed on Christmas Day than on any other day. Two reasons for this increase are fatigue and overindulgence. , . . Here is a bit of advice for all: Don't drive if you have evening ministry develop been drinking. If you have to drive, be smart and make that n.1Cn!__ 'ss ^ature^^r'n,,s "one for the road" a cup of hot, strong coffee. Pa0B$4v^i The Woodstock Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses announce the dedication of their .lew Kingdom Hail, located at the intersection of Route 14 and Woodstock road, just east ->f *nwn. Construction of the building began early in July and has just been completed. A three-day program has been scheduled beg.mung > nday, Dec. 21, at 7 p.m. The Fri- Twice Told Tales FIFTY YEARS AGO Taken from the Files of Dec. 12. 1912 The demonstration of the free sewing machine, conducted by the local agent, Jacob Justen last Tuesday afternoon, was attended by a large crowd of ladies. In the drawing Miss Kathryn Frisby held the lucky number that won the machine. The members of the "Just Us" club will hold their fourth and last leap year dance of the year at Stoffel's hall on Saturday evening, Dec. 28. The three other dances proved big successes both socially and financially. The club has recently joined the Good Fellows of the Chicago Tribune, by sending $25 to be placed in the Good Fellow fund wh'ch i.« being created to make Christ mas more cheerful for Chict <To's poor. The summer home of Joseph J. Frett of Chicago, located near the mouth of the river, was entered sometime during the past few weeks and relieved of two valuable shot guns owned by Mr. Frett una his son-in-law. The house was ransacked but nothing else taken altho the intruders had slept at the cottage as the beds showed usage. J. J. Buch has rented the new cottaee that has just been completed by N. A. Huemann on Court street and will move his family there as soon as the Schoenhoefen Brewing comnany takes possession of the Buch summer resort. Riverview Camp, R.N. A., elected the following officers at a meeting Tuesday evening as follows: Oracle, Kathrina ^chrciner; vice-oracle, L.uella ^isher; chancellor, Gertrude ^reund: recorder, Kathrvn L. ^reund: receiver. Anna Boley; marshal, Susie Bishon; assist a n t m a r s h a l , E l i z a b e t h Freund; inner sentinel, Bar- Krauso; outer sentinel, E l i z a b e t h W i n k e l ; m a n a g e r . The Leviathan, a mighty ocean liner, is about to make i t s l a s t v o y a g e t o G r e a t Britain, where it is destined for the boneyard. For many people this holds no especial i n t e r e s t b u t t o t h e m a n y j doughboys whom it carried back and forth to Europe during the war, there is interest a n d s e n t i m e n t a t t a c h e d . Among them are Ray McGee, James E. Doherty, William Althoff and Louis Stoffel, of this village, of the 33rd Illinois division. It is doubtful, in the state of Illinois, a tombstone is still standing with a more interesting histoRVthan one found a few miles south of McHenry. Its original purpose was to mark the resting places of pioneers of note, the John Musgrove family, who crossed the ocean and five American states to settle in a farm in McHenry county. They all farmed, until their death, were hauled to their graves in farm vehicles and lay where they were buried for almost a century. The tombstone shows the first death was that of an infant in 1844 and on the other side, the death of John Musgrove in 1854. The farm later passed on I to Adam and Bill Musgrove, | who also sleep there, i McHenry and northern Illinois awoke Wednesday morning to find the countryside eheathed in a glaze of ice, resulting from a sleet storm unci rain, which froze as it fell. Trees and shrubbery hung heavy with an icy covering and pavements and sidewalks were one unbroken glare of ice. Young folks could be seen skating in the streets in many parts of the city. McHenry Hospital Auxiliary News Mr. Hetaen - 385-2527 12-20-62 Miscellanea Miscellaneous 75* 75* FISH FRY at the McHENRY MOOSE EVERY FRIDAY -- 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. You Are Welcome 75* 75* 6-28-62tf At the December meeting of the auxiliary board plans were „ , „ , formulated to do something Peter J. Freund: nhys!ct*n. Dr. !special for the babies born manist. Mittie Smith; during Christmas week. The **aith. Florence Cobb; Courage, j sewing, guild under the able Tennie Giddmgs; Modesty, direction of Mrs. Frank Blake Katherine Mevers; Unselfishness, Ethel Holly; Endurance. T-ena Karees. FORTY YEARS AGO Taken from the Flies of Dec. 14, 1922 Basketball fans of McHenry and vicinity are all set fcr the h'er double-header to be nulled iff at the McHenry school gym * omorrow evening, when the F?rst team meets Richmond "hile the local Midgets will fake on the Alden five. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Granger. old time residents here, and father of D. X. Granger of this village entertained a group of relatives and friends at their fnrm home southeast of this city Monday, in observance of •heir golden wedding. Mrs. Grander taught school at Gris- «vold Lake for many years, all ot her four boys having received their education under her a distinction which Is very •\-i re indeed. A live onossurr was exhibited at the Central barber shop here the first of the week, where it attracted much attention. The animal was shipped here by Leo Helmer and Walter Carey, who at the "resent time are sojourning in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Martin Conwnv has purchased the Mrs. Christine Buss house on John street, and has moved his family there from • he Wm. J, Welch house on W a u k e e a n s t r e e t . T h e Ed Mischke family, who have occupied the Buss house of late, *>ave moved to the A. S. Parks house on the corner of John *md Center. Mrs. W. F. Gallaher, a resident here for many years, "'here she ff<mred prominently in the social life of the community, passed away suddenly «t her home in Rye, N. Y.. Wednesdav of last week and Tames Vaufrhn Jones passed away at the home of his daughter. Mrs. C. W. Goodell. Saturday even'ne. where he had refor the nast five years. TWENTY-FIVE YEAWS AGO Taken from the Files of Dec. 16. 1937 Flovd Covalt, Jr.. and William Pries. Jr., arrived home Thursday from a 9,000-mile trip to New Mexico and the West Coast. They lived in their trailer until they lost it in New Mexico. While driving, a bow hroUe on the hitch, and the trailer tipped over onto the pavement, wrecking it so badly that the boys went on without it. have made Christmas stockings out of white felt trimmed with red and imprinted with "Mc- Henry Hospital Christmas 1962." These stockings are very large and it is estimated that about fifteen babies will be taken home in them. Plans are also under way to honor the first baby born at the hospital in 1963. A wonder shop will be conducted at the hospital conference room from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, Jan. 18, 1963. Miss Velma Miller, an instructor at the Art Institute and a former supervisor of art for the Chicago elementary schools, will be in charge. This is in the nature of a work shop using ereative materials and is designed for everyone, especially those of us with no particular skills. The first class will be composed of the first thirty people to register, Anyone interested may call Mrs. Lee Gladstone for further information. The newly scheduled* quarterly meeting of the auxiliary will be held at the hospital on Jan. 15, '63. Members will be notified. speakers discussing different aspects of the congregauou s place in true worship. The highlight of the three day program will be on Saturday. In the morning, members of the congregation will call on householders, offering personal inviavons to attend the activities. Open house will be held Saturday afternoon between 2 and 4 n»n. The public is cordially invited. 1 he Saturday evening program will begin at 7 p.m. The dedication discourse will be given by R. A. Anderson, who has spent many years travelling throughout the country as a representative of the Watchtower Bible and Tract society. On Sunday at 3 p.m. a public address will be given by T. Ebel, a visiting speaker from +he Watchtower Society of New York. Steve Soviak, presiding minister of the Woodstock Congregation said that the theme of the three day program will be "Living True To Our Dedication". SHERIFF DOWD mattfs PL* A TO HOLIDAY DRIVERS 55^ 5858*551 b TO YOU, OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS F.M. R< & T.V. SERVICE 1824 N. Riverside Dr. 985-0078 SERVICE NEWS Lester R. Klotz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Klotz of 2203 West Salem avenue and Allen H. Boelter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben A. Boelter of 2012 North Oak drive both of McHenry, are undergoing nine weeks of basic recruit training at the Naval Training center, Great Lakes. During the training, recruits receive tests and interviews which determine future training and assignments in the Navy. William H. Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Hansen of 3719 Freund avenue, McHenry, who left for service Dec. 11, is in boot training at the Great Lakes naval base. 'Friday night where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Yegge, and Joyce Motulewicz met him. He will spend the Chri.itmas holiday at his home, reporting back to his station Dec. 29. \ H wisnvou Jack Yegge, A.N;, attached to the Naval Air station at Argent ia, Newfoundland, arrived at the Glenview Naval airport the danger created by the driver who many times has one too many at the office Christmas party, the sheriff added. He makes a personal plea to all of those citizens who drive during this season of the year that they exercise extreme caution while on the highways and further states if you must drink, do not drive. THE McHENRY BAKERY will be OPEN -- Sunday, Dec. 23 7 a.m. ^Noan Monday* Dec. 24 till 6 p.m. CLOSED -- Christmas Day and Wednesday, Dec. 26 OPEN -- All Day Thursday, Dec. 27 Xmas Cookies | Holiday Stollerf | Fruitcake | 1238 N. GREEN STREET I PHONE 385-0190 A plea to all drivers to be e x t r a c a u t i o u s d u r i n g t h e f o r t h c o m i n g h o l i d a y s e a s o n was issued this week from the office of McHenry County Sheriff Ed Dowd. The sheriff voiced his concern that in additV. n to the usual winter hazards of early darkness and sliDpery pavements, the Christmas holiday period brings to the motorist the extra danger of the Christmas shopper, some ->f whom become unconsciously careless due to their being preoccupied with their Christmas list. There is also ever present By: Rush Emerson, R.Ph. Here are a few medical odds and ends we picked up along the way: According to statistics, regardless of what an illness turns out to be, it is 4 tc 1 that it started as a result of emotional upset . . . Ever wonder how much medical services tap the pocketbook for? Recent studies disclose that the American per capita annual cost of doctor and dentist fees, drugs, hospital cost* and health-insurance premium' comes out to $540 ... If yoi' are over 19 years of age, consider yourself fortunate that this isn't the 17th Century The life expectancy at birth in that era was a scant 18.2 years . . . You're also fortunate that thig isn't the l?th Century in that cures in those days were often more terrify ing than the disease. For .20th Century prescriptions call or MILLSTREAM DRUGS, INC. in the Jewel Shopping Plaza Phone 885-5057. We give S&H Green Stamp with prescriptions. If you have any question regarding pharmacy .or publir health which you wduld like t' have discussed in this column write to Russ Emerson, c/( this paper. i H H * :>i ; s • . - y R l l i W r t f t k o p m g t l k a f t f y o w C k i r i s t m a s K o M a y i s sis as it casn fce=« dlay fair (raftskiinKSs Ibngkigst omi yow EMPLOYEES ADELE FROEHLICH MARIE YEGGE MARY MILLER ANNE NYE LEAH HACHMEISTER HELENE LUCAS BILL MOORE EARL WALSH LARRY LUND WALT DETERDING DON ROTHS STANLEY SWEENEY JOHN PEPIN GRACE MEYER MARCELLA LARSON BEN JUNG FRANCES MENDYK CORRESPONDENTS Joan Walczynski Betty Lehman Joyce Toepper Delores Brennan Gloria Flannigan Patt Petersen Edie Ivergon Inez Young Betty Hettermann Shirley Schuerr Eve Levesque Marie Schaettgen Hazel Morlev EJva Freund Mary Lou Hartog Kay Sielisch Ann Frisby Barbara Meurer The Staff and Employees of THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER