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SN * --?<r*- v - - i s N ' l t & V £ Thursday, September 10, 1964 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER ;'as *"S® i&m CLASSIFIEDS He|p Wanted MAN OR WOMAN to supply customers In McHenry & Crystal Lake or Wonder Lake. Opportunity (or a hustler. Good line of household necessities: Write Rawleigh, Dept. IL I 52666, Freeport, 111. 9-3-10-64 McCULLOM LAKE -- 2 bedroom frame cottage, partly furnished, air conditioned, natural gas heat, on 1% lots with fruit trees. Price $5,800. Call ,385-6486 for appointment. 9-3-64-TF WANTED -- LOCAL representative for sales and service of Telex Hearing Aids. Write, phone or come in and see M. W. Shoup, 30 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. Phone STate 2-0025. 9-10*64 Job Opportunities Men and omen WILL TRAIN Qualified Applicants in TOP EARNINGS Production Operations. Apply in Person Woodstock Die Casting Division of ELTRA CORPORATION Woodstock, Illinois C An Equal ^ Opportunity Employer 9-3-10-^4 LARGE BUSINESS lot or highway 120. West of McHenry 130 ft. on highway. 150 ft. deep. For information call 385-0852. 9-3-64-TF DUPLEX ON 4 acres of land, Crystal Lake Blacktop. Phone 385-3704 . 9-3-64-TF Manufacturing FACTORY SITES 190x255 Ft. & Up FRITZSCHE'S Industrial Center 815-385-1C79 9-3-64-TF 2 BEDROOM, closed in porch, basement, gas heat, large fenced in yard. Must sell. Call 385-6186. 9-3-64-TF 5 ROOM HOME on one acre land with 20x50 shed, 2 miles from town. Call 385-1140. 9-3-64-TF Cooney Heights 6 years Old, 3 bedroom, finished basement, recreation room, large patio, hardwood floors throughout, aluminum storms & screens, city water & sewerage. PRICE $16,500. 385-1123 8-27-9-3-10-64 3 BEDROOM RANCH type house, with attached garage. Aluminum siding, aluminum windows, aluminum combination storm windows. Gas furnace. Water softener. 385-2489. 9-3-10-17-64 FOR SALS HOMES -- FARMS CHOICE LOTS--BUSINESSES RESORT PROPERTY KNOX REAL ESTATE 1513A N. Richmond Road I'HONE 385-0421 McHenry, Illinois 8-6-64-TF McHENRY and LAKE AREA Year Round Homes, Seasonal Homes, Farms Vacant. Home Sites. Income Properties. M1SCHAN REAL ESTATE In Johnsburg 2301 Johnsburg Rd. McHenry, HI. Ph. 385-0037 8-6-64-TF •eUp w OAK Has immediate openings for Tool & Die Makers (Days & Nights) Must have experience in repair and maintenance of highly complicated, progressive dies. Automatic & Handscrew Machine Operators (Days & Nights)- Set-up and operate or operate only B&S machines. Require 3-5 years experience. We have immediate openings for 1st & 2nd shift operators. Top pay, excellent benefits and working conditions. Apply at Personnel Office OAK MANUFACTURING CO. DIVISION OF OAK ELECTRO/NETICS CORP. S. Main Street (N. of Route 14) Crystal Lake, 111. Phone 459-5000 (An Equal Opportunity Employer) 9-10-64 COONEY HEIGHTS -- Cftvher transferred. 3 bedroom ranch on landscaped corner lot. Full basement, gas heat. F. H. A. financing available. Call 385- 1505 or 385-0742. 9-10-17-64 WILL TRADE -- a lake lot for a car, must be in very good condition. Lot price is $1,400, lot is 60x140. Code 815- (<53-5941. 9-10-64 BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom home. Reasonable. Call 653-3400. 9-10-64 QUICK SALE -- 2 bedroom ranch, large utility room; tile kiichen and bath, aluminum storms, water softner. Lakeland Park, $8,500. 385-2523. 9-10*64 FLORIDA OWNER wishes to sell 2 wooded lots, 122 feet on Charlotte St. near McHenry Cotanlry Club. Reasonable. Call Mr. Welter, 385-1333. 9-10-64 IN EDGEBROOK subdivision. 3 bedroom home. Full basen. cnt, 2 car attached garage, gas heat. Phone 385-5018. 9-10-64-TF lient Buys $500 DOWN -- $82.00 per month, includes taxes, insurance, principal and interest. 2 Bedroom ranch, attached garage. Full price $8,500. MODERN -- 3 bedroom ranch, garage, on 2 lots. $11,500. WALK TO TOWN -- 3 bedroom home, basement, garage. $15,500. FOX RIVER -- Lot, 150 ft. frontage, trees. $3,500 or offer. ATLAS Real Estate 2 Blocks East of River On Route 120 in McHenry 815-385-0430 Phone calls accepted til 9 p.m. Closed Monday 9-10-64 ) Near McHenry 4 Bedroom Home, large rooms, fireplace. Lot 125x109, easy terms. Don't miss this opportunity. -- Call Today -- BLACHERS Real Estate 385-5440 9-10-64 Waitol to Slhiatlai AIR LINE PILOT, wife & 2 infant children desires 3 bedroom country house. McHenry area. Call Naperville 312-355- 5729. 9-3-10-64 Burnt® DUE TO THE death of my wif«. will sacrifice 2 bedroom home at" 3803 W. Anne, street. Edgebrook Heights. Price $12,- 000. Call 385-59*8 after 6 p.m. 9-10-64-TF MUST SELL -- Have been transferred. Purchased lot for $2,700 will sell for $2,200. McHenry Shores area. By appointment, 312-945-5183. 9-10-64 THREE BEDROOM Crab Orchard and brick home in Edgebrook Heights, l'/a baths with full sized heated basement and attached garage. Was $25,000, now only $23,000. 385-0074. 9-10-64-TF ARE YOU LOOKING? For an improved vacant lot 60x125' zoned commercial. Northside :>f Route 120, Lakeland Park, $4,200. Brokers protected. Call 385-2252. 9-3-64-TF BUSINESS PROPERTY: 3 lots, 100 ft. frontage on Hancuck Drive in Wonder I^akc. Write Mrs. H. Earl, 4960 Marine Drive, Chicago or cal? 312 AR 1-21 P,0 after 6:00 p.m. Well on property. 9-10-64. ABOUT 130' ON West shore of Pistakee Lake. About 250' deep, lawn, beach, trees. Exclusive old estate. Also lots with lake rights. H. M. Morgan. 385-1080. 9-10-64 FOR SALE -- BY OWNER -- Tri-level 3 Bedroom house. 5 years old and completely renovated- New attached garage, newly tiled recreation room. Paneled wall in living room. New carpeting through out house. New ceramic breakfast bar. Newly painted inside & out. Approximately 1,500 sq. ft. of living space, less than $11 a square foot, with new attached garage & lot included, at the low price of $16,000. Will consider lease with option to purchase. Call McHenry 385-1304 ^ For Appointment 9-10-64-TF Section One -- Page tfimil WILL DO IRONING and/or baby sitting in my home. Call 385-3541. 9-10-17-64 RETIRED C.P.A. desires accounting, bookkeeping. Office and factory systems. Reasonable. Write Box 203, c/o McHenry Plaindealer. 9-10 thru 10-29-64 TO BE GIVEN AWAY FKMALE PUPPY, 6 weeks old. Call 385-5198 9-10-64 KITTENS TO BE given away. Part Angora. Call 385-3155 after 5:00 p.m. 9-10-64 Mil®- Me WAUCONDA DOG training club will start new classes Sept. 14tb, 7:30 p.m. at Gay- Wolf Ranch. 555 Ivanhole Road, Route 59. . 9-3-10-64 Twice Told Tales SUPERVISOR Experience in Supervision Required For Fabrication of Light Metal Products. Knowledge of Machinery & or Welding Preferred but not Necessary. Send Resume Including Age, Salary Now Receiving & Salary Expected, as well as Detailed Work History to the PERSONNEL MANAGER P.O. Box 458, McHenry, 111. 9-10-64 RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE If your are 25-45, dissatisfied with present situation, want opportunities & earnings commensurate your ability, desire successful sales & sales management career, See -- MR. HOWARD SMALL, Area Manager Friday Only -- September 11th. Hours: 1:00 - 6:00 p.m. for Personal Interview Colonial Lodge Motel, Elgin. 9-10-64 IN McHENRY New 3 Bedroom brick ranch type home, full basement and garage, 2 baths, very modern. Must see to appreciate. Price reduced to $26,500 -- See today. NEAR McHENRY 3 Bedroom home, garage and utility room. Completely furnished. 3 lots. Fruit trees. Owner will sacrifice. Only $13,500. NEAR McHENRY 4 acres with income property, consisting of two 3 bedroom apartments and basement. See this one now. NEAR McHENRY (Handy Mans Special) -- On nearly 2 acres, 4 bedroom home and 2 car garage. Hot water heat and plumbing in. Only $18 500. THE KENT CORPORATION McHenry's Oldest Real Estate Office Established Since 1923 PHONE 385-3800 1311 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, Illinois 9-10-64 BAIRD & WARNER, INC. Established 1855 RIVER RIGHTS -- 2 year old 3 bedroom brick and frame split ranch. Nylon carpeted living room. Built-in gas kitchen. Family room with built-in running bar. 2 baths. 2 car attached garage for only $28,500. FOX RIVER -- Brick 2 bedroom ranch, 24x14 glassed-in porch, 1V* baths. Attached garage. Beautifully kept grounds. Reduced to $26,500. EDGEBROOK HEIGHTS -- Most unusual residence in town. Bi-level with 5 bedrooms, 2 living rooms each with fireplace. 2 built-in electric kitchen. 2 ceramic baths. Oversized 2 car sealed garage. Lot 103x138. $39,500. PISTAKEE BAY -- On 3% acres, 4 bedrooms, each with its own bath. Master bedroom also has fireplace. 3Va car garage. Carpeting, drapes, range, dishwasher, disposal, refrigerator, washer, dryer and freezer; all ground equipment including tractor. Reduced to $79,500. Brokers cooperation invited. MR. HEINEN -- 385-2527 9-10-64 BARGAIN NEAR TOWN Secluded older 2 bedroom home. Full basement, large lot, full price $6,500. Low, low down payment. Home on 3 acres. Garage, new remodelling. Full price $16,900. COONEY HEIGHTS Beautiful, attractive 2 bedroom, full basement, attached garage. In perfect condition. $14,650. IN TOWN Charming older 4 bedroom home, overlooks the river, nice part of town. $18,500. FORTY YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of September 11, 1924) "Huckleberry Finn", one of the best comedies ever written, was presented by a talented company of artists at the Empire theatre. Although McHenry has never been noted as a good Monday night show town, an exceptionally large audience turned out on this occasion. P. J. Landt of Chicago has rented the Heimer block on Kim street for a number of years occupied by the McHenry Bakery, where he will open up on next Monday morning a reupholstering and furniture repairing shop. Miss Elvera Heimer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Heimer of Riverside drive, has gone to Chicago, where she has entered the Garfield Park hospital for the purpose of taking up a regular course of training to fit herself for a nurse. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Adams and son, Eugene, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Pitzen of Johnsburg, drove to Joliet last Sunday, where they were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry VanGills. Paul Bonslett and George Barbian returned home from a ten-day auto trip to New York City. They made the trip to the East via Detroit and Buffalo, while they returned home via Pittsburg. They also crossed the border into Canada. Martin B. Schmitt has the barber shop located in the new quarters in the basement of the Simon Stoffel block, the move having taken place last week. Sunday, Sept. 7, was the occasion of the annual reunion of the relations of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward. Seven automobiles filled with Chicagoans wended their way to McHenry to join in the happy festivities. Six thousand feet of war film of pictures taken in France during the late war and a mem who saw service during the time to explain them as they are being shown on the screen is the treat in store for theatre goers of this community who visit the Empire theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday nights of next week. The opening of the community high and grade schools here this week showed a slight increase in attendance. The opening of the grade school on Monday morning showed an attendance of 155, while 145 students enrolled at the high school. Commercial Property Bargain at $17,500. including 7 room apartment. R<*al WATERFRONT ON THE RIVER Walk to town. Owner sacrificing lovely 2 bedroom home. Fireplace in dining room. 2 car garage. $20,000. FOR RENT Lakeland Park -- 2 Bedrooms -- $90 3 Bedrooms -- $100. Two 2-room efficiency apartments in town -- $75. Several homes available to G.I.'s. No money down. Also some homes in town on F.H.A. $500 down. BAYSHORE REALTY 3440 W. Elm Street 385-3620 - 385-7508 McHenry, 111. 385-4836 after 7 p.m. 9-10-64 TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of September 7, 1939) For three weeks the body of 25-year-old Ann Riermaier had lain in a culvert near Volo, unknown to passersby. According to the Daily News, Yorke Bodden, the sweetheart of the dead girl's sister, confessed the crime to Capt. Daniel Gilbert Saturday morning and said that the girl died of strangulation after he had placed her, unconscious, bound and gagged, under the rear seat of his car. Sgt. L. R. Bacon and Lt. Charles A. Stanton go to the head of the class when safe drivers are named. The officers of the Elgin district of Illinois Highway Police, merited the Gov. Horner trophy for driving 170,583 miles without a single accident. Charles Burton's boat, sailed by Howard Hansen, won the Wonder Lake trophy race on Labor Day. The Burton boat covered the 14-mile course in two hours and thirty-one minutes. The Labor Day race has been an annual event by the Wonder Lakers. Mrs. Catherine Demock arrived from Chicago to pay a visit to her only brother in Johnsburg, Joseph Thelen, who ha§ been very ill. On arriving in Johnsburg she died of a gastric hemorrhage before a doctor could be summond. Betty and Ethel, daughters of William H. Althoff, met with an auto accident Sunday morning. Both the Althoff car How Can I ? By Anne Ashley (Persons who wish to have help with specific problems may write to Anne Ashley In care of W. L Gordon Features, 9th floor, Resor building, 37 W. Seventh street, Cincinnati 2, Ohio, sending along a stamped sell-addressed envelope.) Q. How can I prevent chromium from rusting? A. Chromium itself Is rustproof. But the chromium .we know is just a thin plating of metal over another metal this will ru»t, and when this begins to happen, there isn't much that can be done about It. You can prevent this to a good extent, however, by painting the chromium with clear lacquer. Q. Please suggest a treatment for excessively perspiring hands. A. One often beneficial remedy is the use of an astringent lotion consisting of one part of boric acid to 20 parts of water. Dust the hands afterwards with talcum powder. and the other car, containing three men from Evanston were badly damaged. No one suffered any injuries. R. I. Overton and son, Richard, of the Overton Motor Sales of McHenry returned last Wednesday after attending the largest field sales organization conference ever held by the BuickM Motor division of General Motors in preparation for what company officials believe will be the biggest year in history. Vincent Wirfs, who is employed with the W. F. Barns company of Rockford, was sent to California to take charge of some hydraulic pumps in the oil fields of that vicinity. Vincent, having been working for the company for six years, expects to remain out West for some time. Mrs. William Pries and daughter, Helen, vacationed for a few days at Hayward, Wis., returning home with a load of fish. In one <of the largest weddings ever held at the Methodist church, Marion Anderson, daughter of John A. Anderson, became the lovely and charming bride of James Reinlie of Chicago. TEN YEARS AQO (Taken from the files of September 9, 1954) The sixth annual air meet of the "99's", Chicago chapter of the international organization of women pilots, will be held at DuPage airport, near Wayne, 111., next Sunday, Sept. 12. Taking part in the meet will be a McHenry girl, Miss Florence Lacy, who resides southwest of the city. The "99's" was so named because of the number of lady pilots belonging to the organization when it was formed twenty-five years ago by the late Amelia Erhardt. Several leaders in the youth program of the Methodist church attended the annual planning conference held over the weekend, at Garrett Biblical Institute, Evanston. Major item of business at the clinic was the planning of events for the coming year. Ferdinand Frett, known to hundreds of local residents during his almost half century spent here, died at his home on Park street following a long illness. Suzanne, 9-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kauss, narrowly escaped serious injuries when she was struck by a car at the corner of Green and Elm streets on Labor Day evening. Col. Jules B. Gonseth, Jr., son of Mrs. Jules E. Gonseth, Sr., is presently serving at Ft. Sill, Okla., as assistant commandant of the Army Aviation school. He served with the signal section of headquarters in the Far East prior to thirtyfive months' occupation duty in Japan. He was awarded the Legion of Merit for his work in the Far East. Little Karen Sue McKlm, 6 years old, was proclaimed Miss McCullom Lake at the 1954 fall festival held at the beach grounds on Saturday night and attended by 2,288 persons. Runners- up were Sandra Wetzel and Deborah Wallace. The large barn on Mrs. Delia Miller's farm at Johnsburg and oeprated by her son, Leroy, and his family, burned to the ground on Saturday morning. In addition to the barn, the loss was heavy in feed and equipment. Lloyd Gaulke of Crystal Lake, a brother of Alice Gaulke of McHenry, died unexpectedly of a heart attack early on Tuesday morning, Sept. 7. Mr. and Mrs. George Wirfs and son, Stephen, left on Tuesday for St. Petersburg, Fla., where they will make their home. A short in the air conditioning unit was blamed for the fii'e which ruined the window in which it was installed and resulted in extensive smoke damage at the Elmer Freund home on Center street. UNIT 491 by Mary Einspar President of McHenry Unit 491, Lydia Fenner, has announced the following chairman for the year ahead: Americanism, Lauretta Homo; Auxiliary Loan and Education, Kay Stilling; Child Welfare, Pauline Pickett; Civil Defense and National Security, Lillian Miller; Community Service, Pearl Sanders; Coupons, Harriet Bennett; GtIs State, Lillian Bolger; Gold Sart, Delia F r e u n d ; L e g i s l a t i v e , S u e Wirfs; Membership, Eleanore Reid and Rita Simpson; Members and Liaison, Helen Schmidt; Music, Edith Stallustio; Foreign Relations, Dorothy Diedrich; Past Presidents' Parley, Betty LinKcnfelter; Poppy, Caroline Congdon; Funeral Advisor, Frances Matchen; Publicity, Mary Einspar; Rehabilitation, Downey Hospital, Sandra Lock; Rehabilitation, Elgin hospital, Marie Howe; Veterans Craft, Vickie Bottari; Sunshine, Frances White; Ways and Means, Ann Holden; Memory Book, Dorothy Diedrich and Kitchen, Lydia Fenner. McHenry Unit 491 will hold its first meeting of the new year Sept. 21. Past President Betty Lingenfelter will head the refreshment committee. She will be assisted by her officers of last year, Bobbie Carroll, Pearl Cooper, Marie Howe, Eleanore Creutz, Marge Mikota, Rita Simpson, Janice Bauspies and Edna Mueller. September is music month on the auxiliary's calendar of activities, announced Music Chairman Edith Sallutio. Music will play an important part in the activities of the American Legion auxiliary during the coming fall and winter. We will have song breaks at all of our meetings. Fifteen past presidents of McHenry Unit 491 met at the home of County President Ruth Mrachek. Marie Howe served as co-hostess. Each past president brought a dish towel which will be given to the Woodstock Children's home. Present for a brief meeting, games and refreshments were Ruth Mrachek, Dorothy Diedrich, Marie Howe, Frances White, Pearl Sanders, Dorothy Weichmann, Betty Lingenfelter, Eleanore Reid, Lauretta Homo, Agnes Schaefer, Ann Thennes, Minnie Meyer, Frances Matchen, Mary Einspar and Marge Mikota. The past presidents of McHenry Unit 491 will meet at the American Le|- gion home Sept. 17 at 6:30 p.m, to attend a dinner at a Rich-*, mon$ restaurant. Membership Chairman Eleanore Reid and Co-Chairman Rita Simpson have the membership drive well under way;. All members are urged to pay their dues as soon as |x)ssible. Any mother, wife, or daughter of a veteran is urged to join the American Legion auxiliary. We need many members to carry on our work. Our work with veterans' hospitals, • child welfare, foreign relations, civil defense, and others are interesting and self-satisfying,'1 All members will be contacted for their dues or they can be paid at any time to Mrs. Reid^j Mrs. Simpson or af the American Legion home. ','VCROP REPORT This year's timothy seed crop in Illinois is estimated at 1,- 045,000 pounds -- 9 per cent lower than last year's production and oyer 30 per cent low« er than the 1958-62 average, according to a report from the? Illinois Cooperative Reporting, Service. . Illinois farmers are1 harvesting 9,500 acres of timothy seed this year. This compares with 10,000 acres harvesting 9,500 acres of timothy,'r seed this year. This compares with 10,000 acres harvested a^ year ago and the 1958-62 ave-. rage of 12,000 acres harvested. The yield of 110 pounds per acre is over 4 per cent below' last year and 12 per cent below the 1958-62 average. "Wanted to Buy" Classified ads. Dial EV. 5-0170 to placf yours ' Joivfrv ! CxAjxAaUoH MAINTENANCE MAN' For mechanical maintenance). on machines and tools. Shouldbe all around mechanic. Well' paying, permanent job. A GOOD PLACE TO WORK Modern Plant, Profit Sharing. Plan, Liberal Insurance Plan anc{ Other Employee Benefits. * Fa \ • Builders' Hardware ^t#fl i iHJJ m Housewares 7rnHcnr\ eBoat Trailers 11600 STERLING PARKWAY RICHMOND, ILL. Follow Rf. 12 north from Richmond One half mile past state lineturr left (south) on Sterling Parkway at' 1961 FORD Tudor, 6 Cyl., Std. Trans. *785 I960 EFO Station Wi 4-Doo^. Automatic Transmission. 8-Cylinder. Radio. Heater. V®Sisw@s>pn Bus Privately Owned. or best reasonable offer. 176-in. Wheelbase. Chasis A Cab. Was $1,375. 1275 SPECIAL! 1959 FORD GALAXZE 4-Door Sedan, 8-Cyl. Fordomailc Power Brakes & Steering Many Models -- ISM FCIHiS Styles -- Colors itill in Stock FORD SALES "The Home of Quality Transportation" ~ 3936 W. Main Street 111.