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m. 4fevS^ McBENRY PLAINDEA1 Thursday-# Masch 26. 1964 Manor ' SWPOA SPONSORS; EASTER EGG HUNT SATORDAY MAR. 28 L&Verhe Saynor • 885-5429 T < *f. vv • V. t XV • f\y , . ... ... , . Jfcni't forget the E.M.P.O.A . meeting tomorrow night at the f l)$$' St; 8 p.m. And of course t the Easter egg hunt will be ! held next Saturday, March 28 ."at the barn at 2 p.m. for the younger set. ' ai .. Birthdays ..Many happy returns of the , day to Dorothy Eternick and Kathy Newlon who both cele- , brated on March 21 and to Bob Tucker on March 22. To Edith Iversort'"" Who celebrated on March 23. Narissa Mclntyre blew out 7 candles on March 24. Olive ' Jilueler, Kathleen Rogers and Jeff Weirich all added one more year on March 2&-and to Michael McHale who Is 7 Jjears old today. . • ~ > Around the Manor J On Sunday my husband attended a 2nd division meeting Of the American Legion in Marengo as a representative for 4he S.A.L. I went along for Jhe ride^, ,t , m Guests in our home on Wednesday were Vic Kuchers and Steven of Elmhurst, my mother, Mrs. Rick of Elmuhrst, and Jny sister, Mrs. Ward of M&ytwood, and her son-in-law, Lawjtence Smart. » The Elwyn Etemicks journeyed to Brookfield on Saturjday. to visit Dorothy's sister, Phyllis Palmer, and son, Gary. Mel Griffeth, who spent a few days in the hospital this lqst week having a minor operation, is home now and doing just fine. Eastwood Manor ' Teen Club News There was a very good turnout at the St. Patrick's dance on March 14. Cathy Murray of McCullom Lake won the prize for the "wearin* of the most green". The featured drink of the evening was of course, lime soda, but other flavors were served also and the usual refreshments were enjoyed. A twist contest was held by unanimous request and again it was judged as a tie. The two couples who took the honors were Sue Betke of Eastwood Manor with Mike Moore of Lakemoor and Pat Henneberg of Lakeland Park with Dennis; Moore of Eastwood Manor. Special entertainment was provided by Cathy Ruth of McHenry. She sang some very lovely folk songs to the tune of her guitar. Also she saog . a Johnsbnrg URGE ALL TO ATTEND CHURCH ON EASTER SUNDAY Betty Hettermann Here it is Easter time once again! I would like to extend greetings to all of you at this most Holy time. Be sure to attend the church of your choice during this time. Prayer is the answer to just about all things. Keep faith at aH times. Good News The many friends of Jim Comstock of Wonder Lake, will be real happy to learn he hopes to return to his home this week. He recently underwent surgery in Rochester, Minn. He is really happy to be hearing from his friends in this area. Belated Greetings "Happy Birthday" wishes to John Smith -- even -though they are a little late. He turned 12 on March 20. duet with Becky Hughes and followed with some songs in which all the teens joined in. Mrs. H. Mueller, Mrs. F. Woodbury and Mrs A Filip of Eastwood Manor and Mr. and Mrs. D. Jascke of Crystal Lake who- along with Mr. and Mrs. G. Moore, the clubs counselors, served as chaperones for the evening. The regular business meeting was held on Monday; March 16. There were fifteen members present along with one pre-teen guest and the counselors. Three new members were welcomed at this meeting, first John Woodbury who has attended as a pre-teen guest in the past and then Ruth Poters and Josephine Thomas who arc new residents of Eastwood Manor. Committees were chosen for the next dance which was voted to be a Hard Times dance and is scheduled for April 11. Further plans for the trip to the Museum of Science and Industry were also discussed. Details will be announced at a later date. After all the business was settled and the meeting adjourned, a delicious whipped cream birthday cake and koolade were served in honor of several recent birthdays. Those honored in song were; Mike Sobaki, Mary Filip, Kevin Cary and both June and Roxanne Fuson. . During the little birthday party the teens also enjoyed some dancing to the juke box. The next regular business meeting will be on Monday, March 30 at 8 p.m. at the barn. THE DAY WITH OUR ""LILIES "BOUQUETS CQEISAGES 72*TUT FLOWERS " •-BLOOMING PLANTS For Your Out-of-Town Gift List -- We Wire Flowers Anywhere V&chr's 3L owers 3709 West Elm Street Across from the A&P .Next to the National Tea ~ DIAL 385-2300 -- McHENRY March 20 was also the birth* day; of. Marilyn Smith. Events On The Way Please keep in mind the "Spring Fling" dance coming up on April 18 in the community club hall. This will be sponsored by St. John's Home and School association. Tickets are available from any of the members. Another date worth remembering is April 25. On this evening the annual "Ladies Night" banquet will be held in the community club. Avoid being disappointed and get your tickets soon. The T.N.T. league of the local bowling alley will hold the "end of the season" dinner in a restaurant south of McHenry on April 23 at 7 o'clock. Trophies and prize money will be distributed at this time. Fire Calls The firemen of station 2 answered a couple of calls this past week. One was a grass fire in Sunnyside -Estates. Late last Saturday evening a car in Pistakee Highlands caught fire and the firemen were called to extinguish it. The fire caused several hundred dollars damage to the car. Si. John's Holy Week Schedule Holy Mass on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week were at 6:30 and 8 a.m. On Holy Thursday a low Mass will be read at 8:30 a.m. Mass of the Institution of the Holy Eucharist will be at 5:30 p.m., followed by Procession to the Repository and stripping of the Altars. The main service on Good Frid^y~_ssyll begin at 2 p.m. At 7^:30 p.m., stations of the cross. Holy Saturday, Vigil of Easter, services will begin at 10:45 p.m. On Easter Sunday the regular Mass schedule will be resumed. Confessions will be heard on Wednesday form 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Thursday, after the 8:30 a.m. Mass, from 4-5 and from T:30 to 9 p.m., Saturday, 10 - 11 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. Please note -- No confessions will be heard on Holy Saturday evening. Have Fun -- Attend Luncheon In the mood to have a little afternoon fun? Well, then you had better buy a ticket to the luncheon and card party coming up on April 8. This endeavor is to be sponsored by McHenry Shorn Smiths Follow ^ Busy "Schedule Bernlce Wilson -- S85-4S80 The Smiths celebrated their wedding anniversary Saturday night at the VFW corn beef aiid cabbage dance. Mildred Snively, Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Kazmeirski of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Kloepfer of McHenry helped make it an enjoyable evening topped off by champagne for all. On Wednesday evening Daisy entertained the Mondrys who were celebrating their anniversary, Joe's birthday and son Peter's birthday. Wm, Alberts and son, Will, from Orchard Heights joined the fun. Thursday Daisy worked at the Goldwater headquarters in Woodstock. She is lining up a coffee hour to introduce the candidates for the coming election, more on this later. John and Daisy drove to Elmhurst Thursday night for a reception in honor of the National President of the VFW Auxiliary, Lillian Campbell from Wisconsin. On March 12 Daisy attended a benefit for Mental Health and Woodstock Fine arts and modeled for the affair. A book review was given by Van Sells on the "Long Run" was enjoyed by all. This all took place at the Woodstock Opera House. On Saturday Daisy will be going to Chicago to attend a luncheon in honor of the National President of the VFW given by the Dept. of Illinois Ladies auxiliary. This is at the Pick Congress in Chicago. Daisy has received a thank you card from Jacqueline Kennedy acknowledging her expression of sympathy sent to the Blessed Virgin Sodality and will be held in the community club hall. All proceeds of the afternoon will go towards furnishing our Good Sisters a new convent. Tickets can be purchased from any of the sodality officers. This is about all for this week. A little short, isn't it? You can help to make it longer and more interesting by phoning me your4 Easter news tidbits. Happy Easter to all! machsnery auction Located 5 miles east of Woodstock -- 2 miles north of Crystal Lake at Ridgefield, 111., on . . . Tuesday iarel 31,1964 (Starting at 10:8® a.m.) TRACTORS -- IHC 560 Tractor with fast hitch, power steering and live power; IHC 460 Tractor with power steering and live power; IHC 450 Tractor with fast hitch, power steering & live power; IHC 400 Tractor with power steering and live power; IHC Super "A" Tractor with side mount mower; IHC Lo Boy Cut with hyd. loader and fast hitch, blade and mower; IHC Model "H" tractor; Three IHC Model "M" Tractors; J. D. Model 720 Diesel Tractor with live power and power steering; J. D. Model 720 Gas Tractor with live power and power steering; J. D. Model 60 Tractor with live power; J. D. Model "G" Tractor with Power Troll and Roll-A-Matic; Ford Model 850 with Wagner loader and power steering; Ford Tractor with Wagner loader and back hoe; Ford Tractor with hyd. loader; Ferguson T030 with Wagner loader; Ferguson T030; Ford Model 8N; Several other makes and models. COMBINES -- J. D. No. 45 S. P. combine with cab, 2-row corn head and 10-ft. grain head; M. H. Super 26 combine with 10-ft. grain head; M. F. No. 72 combine with 10-ft. hyd. grain head; Ford combine with 7-ft. head, auger feed; M. M. combine with motor; M. H. Clipper combine; A. C. combine. DRILLS & PLANTERS -- Mc. 10-ft. grain drill on rubber with double disc; Mc. 10-ft. grain drill on rubber with single disc; Dempster 8-ft. grain drill on rubber; J. D. No. 494 4-row corn planter; J. D. No. 490 4-row corn planter; Mc. No. 450 4-row corn planter; Brillion 10-ft. drill and seeder. BALERS, RAKES & MOWERS -- N. H. Model Super 78 Hay liner PTO baler; N. H. Super 66 PTO baler; N. H. Model 66 PTO baler; Mc. Model 46 PTO baler; Mc. No. 45 PTO baler; J. D. Model 14T PTO b&ler; Mc. No. 45 PTO baler; N. I. 4-bar side rake on rubber; J. D. 4-bar side rake on rubber; Two Mc. 4-bar side rakes; Mc. No. 32 trail-type mower; A. C. trail-type mower; Four N. I. trail-type mowers. DISCS, PLOWS & CULTIVATORS -- J. D. li ft. R. W. wheel disc; J. D. 10-ft. wheel disc; Mc. 10-ft. No. 37 wheel disc; Case 10-ft. wheel disc; Mc. 10-ft. tandem disc; J. D. 9-ft. tandem disc; Mc. 4-bottom 14-in. hyd. plow; Mc. 3-bottom 16-in. plow; Mc. 3-bottom 14-in. plow; Mc. No. 461 4-row cultivator, like new; Mc. No. 455-A 4-row cultivator; Two Mc. No. 455 4-row cultivators; Several IHC and J. D. 2-row cultivators; Two J. D. 8-ft. field cultivators. PICKERS, CHOPPERS & ELEVATORS -- IHC Model 2 M. H. 2-row mounted corn picker; IHC Model 2 M. H. 2-row mounted com picker; N. I. 2-row pull-type picker; Oliver 2-row mounted I picker; Case field chopper; A. C. field chopper; Brady stalk j chopper; Danco rotary chopper, new; Ottawa 40-ft elevator with engine; W. B. rotary chopper; Mayrath 40-ft. elevator PTO; M. M. 2-row pull-type picker. | MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT -- J. D. No. 110 chuck wag- I on box PTO with J. D. wagon; Knight No. 222 Box, PTO new; Helix PTO box mounted on Ford truck; J. D. PTO manure spreader; Schultz landem PTO manure spreader; Two ensilage blowers; 3 rubber-tire wagons and b'\x*?s; 4 rubber-tire wagons; Gehl PTO hammermill, like new; Portable power unit with 100 h.p. Waukesha engine; portable welder with gasoline engine; i direct cut units for J. D. IHC and N. H. chopper; J. D. manure loader; Dearborn hyd. loader; Wagner loader; 4-seetion drag: Rotary hoe; ^-point rear blade; tractor tires; hyd. cylinders; ; wheel weights; log chains; belts, pulleys, etc. Many other pieces of equipment too numerous to mention. TRUCKS -- 1962 Chevrolet pickup truck, like new; 1957 Ford pickup truck. Usual Auction Sale Terms Lunch Wagon Loading Facilities DAN POWERS MACHINERY ROW LARRY DEWANE, Auctioneer Telephone Crystal Lake IftO-Og&'i her On the death of present Kennedy.' r ^ ^ New Residents Thfe Whiteside family haye moved into their new home on 3216 Vista Terrace and are getting settled. We welcome Robert and Marjorie and their three children, Cynthia, Dale and Jerry. Carl "Stitfonsen Has Operation Carl- 'Kelly' Simonsen was rushed to Harvard hospital on Saturday for an emergency appendectomy and is coming along fine. He is now at home after only five days so you can't keep a good Warn down. His gall bladder was "also removed during the operation making it a double header. Hope by. the time this column comes out he is well on the road to recovery. Mrs. Jacek Loses Brother Our condolences and sympathy are extended to Mrs. Jacek, on the death of her brother, John Motylewski, who resided .in Michigan City^Ind. On Monday a brush fire started near his property and before it was put out 100 acres burned, the flames surrounded the house coming up to the door step. In the ensuing excitement Mr. Motylewski had a fa-' tal heart attack. He leaves a widow, Anna, one married son and three grandchildren, Jeff, Marsha and Laura. He was 67 years of age and had been re-: tired for some time. Birthdy Greetings This week's birthday people are Carol Olszewski on March 26, Beatrice Burchfield the 27th, Jeff Mack the 28th and Jerry Whiteside on April 1. Many happy returns of the day to all. Easter to all our friends Cti<| neighbors. * ' ^ FERRY TRAVM^ / r One of the more interesting fiieans of getting from place to place, contrasted with modern travel facilities, is the ferry boat. The most recent count showed 17 ferry boat landings in operation near the state's periphery. Their courses bisect the Mississippi, Illinois, Ohio apd Wabash rivers. Ah even dozen counties provide home landings for the boats. Easter Greetings Best wishes for a very happy READ THE WANT-ADS 3720 W. 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