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PAGE 8, SECTION 1 - MCHENRY PLAIN DEALER - JANUARY 19, 1967 -- t • % : : EXAMINE HOSPITAL INSTRUMENTS ? ;* ? vt f i ; •> !• A if '; i, , 11 i ! & HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS ART ADVISOR James Pearson of Ringwood, art instructor in Woodstock high school, is a member of the advisory committee for the regional exhibition of the 1967 National Scholastic art awards program. In cooperation with the Scholastic magazines, Wieboldt's store at Meadowdale will be the center for the exhibit. Gold Key winning pieces will go on to the national headquarters in New York City. Appreciation Meeting • George Collette of McHenry and Sam Absher of Wonder Lake, local representatives for Investors Diversified Service, announce annual appreciation night" 'on Jan. 25, 8 p.m., in the Woodstock high school auditorium. Baird & Warner,, Inc.,, has bg§n elected an . assistant vice-president, according to an announcement by John W. Baird, president. Since, joining the company a year ago, he has enlarged the firm's shopping center portfolio, the additions include the McHenry Market Place. In addition, Mr. Koltz has been responsible for substantially increasing the firm's volume of shopping, center development, including Sunnyside Plaza. NEW FEATURE TO BE CARRIED IN PLAINDEALER Staff members look over a shipment of new orthopedic instruments for use. at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County. From left: Harold Buschkopf, pharmacist; Several new instruments for orthopedic work have been received at Memorial Hospital for McHenry County to supplement the hospital's supply of surgical tools. An inventory shows the hospital has' hundreds of instruments worth thousands of dollars, Bert Hanson, administrator said, in announcing the most recent purchase. The newest specialized instruments include a variety of pieces for specialized purposes to supplement the orthopedic instruments the hospital has had in its surgical department. Dr.' Robert Simpson is chief of surgery and Dr. S. L. Ruggero of Wonder Lake is chief of staff. Don Peasley Photo Dr. S. L. Ruggero, chief of staff; Mrs. Loretta Kohl, R. N., assistant director or nursing; and Bert Hanson, administrator. NAMED TO COMMITTEE Arnold J. Rauen, chairman of the board of the McHenry Savings and Loan Association, has been appointed a member of the Permanent Reserve committee of the Ill i n o i s Savings and Loan league. The league is the state-wide trade organization serving over 500 savings and loan associations in Illinois. The purpose of the Permanent Reserve committee is to consider matters bear- HELPER . . . A pa trooper of the 173rd Airborne Brigade takes wash off the line in a Viet Cong camp after the VC had fled. DR. GEORGE CRANE McHenry Plaindealer readers are being urged to look for a new feature which will be starting soon. Dr. George Crane, nationally known family counselor, will be writing a weekly column for- this newspaper. His column is carried in over 225 newspapers in the United States and his book "Psychology Applied" has been adopted in 700 colleges and universities in the United States^ and Canada. His writings/have been translated and are used as reference texts in many countries throughout the world. Plaindealer readers w i 11 find Dr. Crane's column moist interesting, as he touches on a broad range of subjects, including actual office cases. The holder of five university degrees, Dr. Crane is the father of five children and is a renowned lecturer, having appeared before two. million people. His daily columns and writings in religious- publications. papers and magazines are read by over ,50 million people and he receives • over 1,000 letters per day from his newspaper readers. ' The forthcoming "Worry Clinic" in the Plaindealer will approach a new subject each week, including love problems.--child cases --business strategy --marriage ca- PABENTSOF HANDICAPPED Hfi&H SPEAKER The Parents group of the Crystal Lake handicapped room at West school had their regular monthly meeting last week. Guest speaker for the evening was William Johnson, representative for muscular d y s t r o p h y , Rock River chapter. His subject, "Why Should I Help?" was directed toward muscular dystrophy, one of the world's largest destroyers. David Barker, teacher of the handicapped room of West school, Crystal Lake, introduced the new progress report card, which will include academic skills, independence and the attitude of the student. The* next meeting will be Feb. 6. at West school. ses-- Nervous ills and personality cases. ON DEAN'S LIST Miss Sue Gerasch, daughter of Mrs. Tillie Gerasch, and Miss Barbara Shannon, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Shannon, have been named to the dean's list for scholarship at St Xavier college in Chicago. Sue is a junior and Barbara is a senior. SINGEBSSET DEADLINE FOR SPRING PROGRAM Many new faces were evident when the McHenry Choral club opened its new season of rehearsals Jast Monday evening. With the close of membership next Monday, Jan. 23, officers anticipate between fifty and fifty-five singers Most of the choral music was looked over by those attending, covering a wide range of styles in keeping with the theme of the May 6 and 7 program, Moods in Music. They included a "Camelot" medley representing the musical show field; 'Pilgrim's Chorus" from the opera "Tannheuser; "I Love My Love", a Cornish folk soltg; "Dream" and "Mood Indigo" from the lighter field. In addition to the formal part, the chorus will perform specific sections, featur i n g favorite melodies from a musical show, "South Pacific", from an operetta, "The Red Mill" and from an opera to be selected, thus utilizing the ing a direct relationship to various talents of the individ- the operation of savings^ and ual members. loan associations which issue permanent reserve shares. USf THE >IPIiBS RECEIVES ADVANCEMENT Leo Koltz, director of comm e r c i a l m a n a g e m e n t f o r ALUMINUM SIDING ' fireproof -- Waterproof -- Rustproof Reynolds -- Alsco ALSCO Premium "SO" Siding with the DuPnot FInliib Life of the Building Written Guarantee Storm Windows, Doors A Awning* McHenry Window & Awning C<x sS18 w. Waukpgan Rd. McHenry. Ill PHONIC 385-1180 3# LAKE LINCOLN & MERCURY jbcMcalttl to *S#j MCHENRY COUNTY'S LARGEST AND MOST REPUTABLE LINCOLN & MERCURY DEALER. VSSIT OUR SHOWROOM. LAKE LINCOLN & MERCURY 325 VIRGINIA CRYSTAL LAKE 459-2432 good>*Vear > NOW OPEN YOUR NEW Goodyear Service IN McHenry Market Store Place 357,; . jUTO SERVICE good/year Ft&EUND'S IRY Inc O ••Ul M* Operated -- KKEE DELTVWW | t , Liar of Prudscte Phono 385-0195 or 385-0232 AUCTION By Order of United States District Court for the Northern district of Illinois, a public auction will be held on the farm located 10 miles North of Woodstock, 4% miles East of Harvard 2% miles West of the Alden Blacktop Rd. on Mc- Guire Road on SERVICE Tuesday, Jan. 24, w I | Battery Recharge ! Any U.S. Car or ! Truck (up to 3/4 ton) 00 Starting at 11:00 o'clock sharp. The following described property. 87 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK consisting of 66 Holstein Dairy Cows. Thirty of these cows have freshened in the past 60 days and 20 are close springers. Balance are milking and bred back. 2 tiuernsey Cows, 3 Holstein Heifers, 18 mos. old, reg., 5 Holstein Heifers, 3 mos. old, 1 Jersey Heifer- 2 Holstein Bull Calves. I 1 Holstein Bull, 2 yr. old, 7 Goats. MACHINERY -- Oliver 88 Deisel Tractor, Oliver 88 Gas Tractor, N.H. Grinder Mixer w/Auger- J.D. 13*6 Wheel Disc. N.H. Hay Conditioner, 1 yr. old; N.H. Ensilage Blower w/pipe 1 yr. old; N.H. No 811 Field Chopper, like new; N.H. No. 270 Hay Baler; Brady Green Chopper w/bale chute; N_H. Manure Spreader, P.T.O.; J.D. No. 495A 4 row Corn Planter; J.D. No. 894 Side Delivery Rake; J.D. 4 row Cultivator; J.D. Tractor Plow>4x14 - Trip bottoms; N.I. Trail Type Mower; J.D. 4 section Steel Drag; Calhoon Self Unloading Box, P.T.O., 3 Stanhoist 8 Ton Wagons- like new; 1 Stanhoist 6 Ton Wagon w/rack; N.I. Rubber Tire Wagon; Case Rubber Tire Wagon; Farm Hand Side Delivery Rake; Gehl Ensilage Blower; Stanhoist Manure loader; Oliver Tractor for Parts; N.I. Corn Picker; M.M. Tractor for Parts; Feed Cart; AC No. 60 Combine; Unloading Jack; 4 Water Tanks; 36 ft. Hay Conveyor w/Motor; 20 ft. Hay Conveyor; Nibco Heater; Fanning Mill; 2 Falce End gate Boxes; 4 Hay Racks; 2r Green Feed Boxes; 3 Feed Bunks; 1953 Dodge Pickup Truck; 10x50 House Trailer; 1966 Rambler 4 door Model 770; 50 Chickens. Other misc. items used in operation .of the farm. DAIRY EQUIPMENT -- Sunset 500 Gal. Bulk Tank w/automatic washer; 150 ft. Stainless Steel Milk line w/dumping station and Electric Pulsators; Surge 8 Unit Vacuum Ptinp; 5 Surge Milking Machines; Double Wash Tanks; Hot Water Heater, etc. >• FEED -- 1800 Bu. Ear Corn; 35 Ton Baled Hay; 24 ft. Silage, 14 ft. Silo; 10 ft. Silage, 14 ft. Silo; Some Baled Stalks. We clean & inspect battery, clean cables & hold down, add water if needed and recharge to maximum capacity. Front-End & Brake Offer Auto Safety-Service for winter driving Any U.S. auto plus parts. Add 12 each for air Mntirtioo or torucm ban Align f r o n t end. Repack front wheel bearings. Adjust brakes, add fluid and test. Rotate all 4 wheels. Goodyear Battery >125 I A week No Money $< Down DAN POWERS' AUCTIONEER Free I n s t a l l a t i o n ! 8 or 12 Volt Get I n s t a n t GO POWER! I m p r o v e d c o n s t r u c t i o n f o r l o n g e r l i f e . GET A CO 8 25 * 14 GOODYEAR NYLON CORD TIRES AS LOW AS 12 6 50 * 13 tubeless blacKwall plus $1 55 Fed. Ex. Tax and old tire Goodyear All-Weather Tires • Extra mileage Tufsyn rubber • Triple-tempered nylon cord • Track-tested for 100 miles at speeds up to 100 m.p.h. 6 50 * 13 7 75 x 14 ( 7 . 5 0 x 14) ,00 x 14) 75 x 15 (6 70 x 15) Blackwall Price $12 $13 $16 $13 Whitewall Price $14 $15 $18 $15 Plut Fed. Ex. Tai and old tire $1.55 $1 88 $205 $1.89 shown also replaces si/e in parenthesis NO MONEY DOWN ON OUR EASY PAY PLAN FREE EXPERT MOUNTING good/¥ear $158.88 • Filter-Flo Washing System • Big 14 Pound Clothes Capacity • 3 Wash Temperatures, 2 Wash Spee< • G.E. Vs hp. Heavy Duty Motor • Spiral Activator ALSO DRYERS FROM $99.95 WASEHSFIOM $138.88 siao3®*. about color? do ©QEPOO 0 *1 Q • Weighs less than 25 lbs. • Rugged, easy-toclean cabinet. • Private earphone included. • Color controls that "remember" correct sewings. PORTA-COLOR MODEL M2J3COT $249ofg He-Conditioned--Like New Bible l@iel 22 Tube Meusui in ^ $ aususunng 282 Sq Viewing Area 'TERMS -- CASH Lunch Wagon No Money Down - UP TO 36 Months To Pay KENNETH L MILLER BANKRUPT R. TIeken Referee in Bankruptcy Dan Powers, Receiver Nicholas G. RSassos, Atty. for Receiver 385 - 7300 Auteme'Hve end Applause Cesitar 4400 W. Rt. 120 Hours 8:30-5:30 Fri. til 9:00 Sat. til 4:0