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•Tf^S ;f--r ""-ftf-fit^T^'ibTtnr i ££&£&&&$ Thursday, September,22,1^955 - «*. RIGHMOND-BURTON .SPORTS "H^H-H"!1 • •!• • •}' 'I"!'.^ -H'-l-H' •!• 'H-H* (Continued from Page 12) Clinton 20 Cpllege Hi 6 Genoa City 32 Darien 22 Sharon 23 Williams Bay 18 * Standings Won Lost Richmond: 1 0 North Boone 1 0 , Clinton 1 o ' Genoa City 1 0 Sharon 1 0 Hebron 0 1 Palmyra 0 1 College Hi 0 1 Darien 0 1 l^illiams Bay 0 1 Richmond Bowling League The Richmond league got off to a flying start last, Thursday night at -the much improved Twin Lakes alleys. Andersons rolled a high game of 1050, with their newcomer, Rouen Duncan, leading the way with a 231, • and in the same high game Phil Borre had a 212. Shiner Klemstein had a high game of 225 for Millers Corners, so you can see some of the boys really Jiad thfcir eye on the tenpins. Joe Anderlick of Standard Oil had high series of 570 fop- the night, ^ind Anderson's with another high with 2778 total pins for a pretty fair evening's work. We noticed Jiggs Zarnstorf has changed shirts this season, going from Millers Corners to Standard Oil in a trade, however we haven't hea"rd what Millers received as yet. Raynold Anderson and Charley Preund, both captains, had to sit the night out to give their recruits a chance to show their stuff, they did alright too be-' cause both Andersons and Spring Grove both won their first three gaixies. Connie Miller still throws the fastest ball and still has his excellent one game of the night, Connie usually always gets at Jeast one game over two hundred, this night was no exception, he had a 201. What happened to Gene Pickering, wow a 93, and a series of 344? Borre's Win Three In the Richmond women's league the lone entry from Richmond got off to a very fine start by winning alL three games from Twin Lakes Recreation. Borre's aiso had high game for the night with 675 and total pins With 1947 without handicaps, the handicaps frill be established on the next bowling night, which is tonight. High individual game honors went to Phyllis Kriska of Wilmot with 165, and high individual series went to^ Audrey * Miller of Twin Lakes. I talked *to aeyeraJ th§ girls after the bowling last week an<T their ideas of the new automatic pin spotters were real good. They believe that their scores will -be better because of the regularity of the ball returning and the pins never topple over, ii thg- past a pin boy would slip and over the pins would go just as you would get ready to roll the second ball. So the automatics really made a hit with the gals. Men's League Anderson's P. Borre 138 212 181 531 C. Heelein 177 170 17S 520 B. May 174 179 155 508 Duncan 161 231 136 528 M. Savage 149 194 156 499 . Handicap 64 64 64 192 * : ' 863 1050 865 2778 Hildebrand's C. Schroeder 174 179 216 569 J. Hornof 153 181 153 487 R. Hubbell 136 149 174 459 S. Mikolas 191 174 132 497 H. Punn 146 186 164 496 Handicap 20 20 20 60 820 889 859 2568 Miller's J. Miller . 157 199 135 491 G. Buchert 152 151 177 470 R. Miller 146 153 164 463 C. Klemstein 225 167 172 564 C. Miller 201 160 137 498 Handicap /66 66 66 198 937 896 851 2684 Standard oil J. Anderlick 171 204 195 570 G. Newman 123 163 160 446 JR. Swartz 137 174 147 458 P. Zarnstorff 121 139 164 424 W. Faber 149 156 193 498 Handicap 57 57 57 171 758 893 916 2567 Village Inn H. Wirch 113 127 149 389 J. Smith 156 150 151 457 G. Pickering 93 121 ISO 344 V. Miller 140 117 154 411 L. Jorendt 149 146 159 454 Handicap 65 65 65 195 716 726 808 2250 Spring Grove D. Miller 162 137 145 444 Jim Brown 103 137 187 427 T. Meyer 169 158 126 453 M. Olson 175 151 178 504 L. Lay 145 125 146 416 Handicap 61 61 61 183 815 769 843 2427 Ladies' League Borre's M. Ehorn 132 145 138 415 H. Klemstein 105 106 137 348 H. Savage 131 127 128 386 M. Foley 128 136 137 401 I. Borre 112 146 139 397 608 660 678 1947 Twin Lakes A. Miller 149 159 129 437 L. Miller 120 135 124 379 J. Lay 92 85 114 291 K. Rotbenbach 119 88 113 320 L. Wirch 125 118 98 341 605 585 578 1768 Wilmot P. Kriska 108 165 118 391 S. Rausch 112 104 110 326 A. Techert 107 128 132 367 M. Winn 133 121 126 380 M. Ehlert 108 126 143 377 568 644 629 1841 Ed Dicklins E. Gall 104 128 104 336 C. Stoxen 125 155 117 397 J. Smith 149 142 130 421 E. Merten 123 83 132 338 L. Rudolph 121 129 141 391 622 637 624 1883 Men's Standings Won Lost Andersons 3 0 Spring Grove 3 0 Millers corners 2 1 Standard Oil 1 2 Village Inn 0 3 Hildebrand's 0 3 Ladles' Standings Won Lost Borre's 3 0 Wilmot 2 1 Ed Dicnlins 1 2 Twin Lakes 0 3 Toolcraft Loses Three More Toolcraft is having a tough time trying to win their first game in the Fox Lake league. Del Norton, captain of the team, is crying to figure out just what they have to do to win one The three games they lost were by a total of 40 pins. Captain Norton will be out of action for quite a spell now, while operating a punch press last Friday morning Del had the misfortune to have his right thumb smashed. We sure hoi# he will have a speedy recovery because the team needs his high games. THE ffcHENRY PLAHTOEALEB Wonder Lake News ^ Vaneaae. Sella Call to Bonds Wonder Lake's volunteer fire department is calling in all of the bonds issued to various citizens a-'few years agb and will be completely out of debt when" the bonds are all in. The story back of the bonds is one of community cooperation that resulted in a fine fire bouse, fire trucks and an ambulance. Less than ^ive years ago, Wonder Lake was a part of the McHenry fire district. The community was growing at a tremendous pace and the residents were concerned over the fact that a fire truck had to come - all the way from McHenry. A group of civic minded men formed the Wonder Lake volunteer. department and through their efforts, the Wonder Lake fire district was created. In order for the district to be recognized by the state and accepted by the voters, it was necessary to show that the would be district had a completely equipped fire department and quarters for the equipment. Citizens of the community purchased bonds from the fire department and the money from the bonds was used to erefct the fire house. The district was duty voted into effect, but the work of the firemen went on. They held dances and carnivals, and sponsored other activities. Little by little, the indebtedness was paid off and new equipment was added. Victor Milbrandt is presently the president of the Wonder Lake fire department, John Feyerer is secretary, and Horace Wagner is treasurer. Milbrandt says that the money for paying off the bonds was raised by the carnival last month. He says that many people of the Lake area are donating the amount of their bonds to the Memorial Hospital at Woodstock, or using .the money to pay on their pledges to the hospital's building fund. Last year at this time, the outstanding bonds amounted to more than $3,000. TM, Wanteds SCHOOL DAYS caff for MORE MILK Children going to school require even, more wholesome milk eitty day. Now's the time to have your milk and other taste-tempting dairy foods delivered fresh ... from dairy to your doorstep. Call us today. Start the new school year with our Milk Delivery Service. You'll find it a timesaving, step-saving, gas-saving convenience on busy fall days . .. and the year round. Mlckay tha Milkman says "Start having your milk DELIVERED now!" For Your Convenience We Deliver Two Half Gallons ai Gallon Prices Freund's Dairy, Inc. Route 31 Phone McHenry 195 2i/2 Miles North of MeHenry , Hospital Auxiliary News The Wonder Center Canasta card group met Thursday, Sept. 8, at the home of Mrs. Neva Fuhrer. Those in attendance were Mrs. Judy Rasmussen, Mrs. Jennette O'Shea, Mrs. Helen Coupe, Mrs. Gertrude Lange, Mrs. Pat Gallas and Mrs. Lenore Jaeschke. Mrs. Coupe and Mrs. O'Shea were high scorers. Pcrnr dollars was turned into the hospital building fund at Woodstock and one dollar was turned over to the Harrison school P.T.A. to pay for silverware lost at a party held in the school last spring by the auxiliary. The auxiliary's bridge club met Sept. 15 at the home of Mrs. Lillian Belshaw. Mrs. Ma'tte Schroeder was high scorer, with Mrs. Grace Sellek placing second. Others playing were Mrs. Ve\ma Sinclair, Mrs. Simone Fuller, Mrs. Bette Wilkinson, Mrs. Gladys Watkins and Mrs. June Rink. Six dollars was turned over to the hospital's building fund as a result of this party. Mrs Fuller will be the next hostess to the bridge club. Announce Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Barney Don8# of Indian Ridge announce the engagement of their daughter, Jacqueline, to Robert French of McCullom Lake. Robert ' son of Mr. and Mrs. Barton French. / The wedding will take Nov.' 19. ' Homecoming Candidates Two Wonder Lake girlg aTe candidates for the honor of be$g homecoming queen at McHipr^ high school and a \^pnder boy-is a candidate for. the|3gpV$ crown. The girls kare borg and Sandi Sells; the Bob Cormier. , .• Six ..boys and six giilit- -were chosen by a popularity ,^te..-jpf the eighty-four member^ 'of the senior class. , 6 FUNNY HOW D0GG0NZ MULE KNOWS WHEN WRK TO &E Dr. W.E. Middleton, of Starke, Florida, has delivered soma Z000 SABIBS m 50 tjcars as an M.D. I "J CoMpfofS m Rrk»tvWJ Wim t V Si rtYKf New Citizen Mr. and Mrs. David Ayers of Wonder Lake are parents of a son, born at Memorial hospital in Woodstock - last Saturday, Undergo Surgery Mrs. Mary Ruggero and M*rs. Lois Mathews underwent surgery at Memorial hospital at Woodstock hospital last week. Attend iFinance Meet Three Wonder Lake Soouters were in Woodstock last week to attend a kick-off meeting for the finance drive of the Kishwaukee Boy Scout district. The three from Wonder Lake were Bill Kamp, Howard Wenkel and Bob Kolar. Get License Marian Finger and Charles Cartez, both of Wickline Bay, secured a license to marry at the county court house in Woodstock. Nativity News • Services at the Nativity ]Lutheran church in Wonder Lake are at 8 and 10:45 a.m. each Sunday. This coming Sunday, the Rev. Burton Schroeder will preach on the topic "We Live Again." t II CHAIN LINK MEANS SAFETY & PROTECTION FOR YOUR CHILDREN -- ALSO -- RUSTIC WOOD FENCES For FREE estimates! Phone McHenry 724 Lyle D. Anderson -»' ANDERSON FENCE and SUPPLY McHenry, 111. fe > NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH ,by R«s Amrii , * • jjj 1 Rally Day will be observed in the Sunday School £nd promotion certificates will be awarded to children who are advancing to different departments. Attendance pins will £e given to children who have not missed more than five. Sundays during the past year. Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m., the Luther League of Nativity will meet. All young people of the community are invited to the League meetings which take place each second and fourth Sunday evening. F.T.A. News The P.T.A. of the Harrison elementary school met at the School on Tuesday evening, Sept. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas, co-presidents, conducted the business meeting. The present teaching staff was introduced. The following officers were also introduced: Mrs. Boyce King, vicepresident; Mrs. Alfred Huebner, secretary, Mrs. Kirk' McComb, treasurer. The various committee chairmen were presented at the meeting as Mrs. Pat Kenney, hospitality; Mrs. Fred Bethke, membership; Mrs. William Fiala, health and safety; Mrs. Rocco Roti, youth and recreation; Mrs. Stanley Wilson, magazine; Mrs. F. Grasser, ways and means; and Mrs. Jack Young, publicity. These committee representatives, working with the. officers, form the active executive committee for the current school term. After the business meeting, the parents and teachers present participated in a get-acquainted session as refreshments were served. oi. Oh, mow those CRICKETS chit*?! One tinq CfctCKgT can srnq a note that can b<2. toea^d -for* a mii<z, distant J C • Everyone's BODY , composed of MATTER, of which : TWO-THIRDS ts WATER// Savings Invested In Crystal | Lake Savings and Loan earn 2'/2% Plus Vt% extra, 28tf Business and Service Directory o! WONDER LAKE WONDER LAKE BUILDEfiS SUPPLY Free Estimates A Delivery Phone W. L. 3231 CRISTY and STENDEBACH General Contractors NEW HOMES and REMODELING Phone Wonder Lake- 5432 -- 2464 -- 5301 GAS PUMP THOUGHTS By: Ed Guettler The GUETTLER'S CITIES SERVICE has watched our country's economics grow from the one car to the two car family. And now, an economic adviser predicts that three car families are in the near future with air conditioning in all the homes and color television in every room. We wonder if there is goiing to be enough drawer space to 5, keep all the installment payment booklets? Meanwhile, keep * driving over to Route 31, McHenry, 111., for our economical auto service. We need your business to keep up with the economic predictions. Phone 331 SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO COMMITTORS Have You Known OF THE New Tetra Petkus GIANT RYE FOR SEED? It is a new variety giving ^higher yields of grain, greater tonnages of growth for cover crops or forage. Here's what farmers say: "I have grown Tetra Petkus Rye for 3 years. Tetra Petkus Rye has far out-yielded other varieties of rye and even wheat op my farm. I particularly like Tetra Petkus Rye because of its high yield, stiff straw, ease of combining." William H. Sweigard, Jr. "I planted about 13 acres of Tetra Petkus Rye using about 2 bushels per acre. It shows a very ruddy green color in comparison with ordinary rye and a much stronger straw which seems to be a shorter growth, with heavier leaves." Glenn E. Burgess "Tetra Petkus Rye, a new variety developed in Germany, produced wonders for 3 Monmouth County seed growers. Hugh Oakley, Walter Lott and Henry Zdancewic each planted 10 acres of this rye last fall. Hugh's average . yield was 46 bu. A and Henry's 45 bu. A of field run grain. Walter averaged 44 bu. of cleaned seed per acre." News Letter: . „ - -• - jersey Field--Crop See your Seed Dealer. He ca,n order for you from us, or you can order direct from us. We are exclusive distributors in Northern Illinois. Send postal for descriptive free circular. Bristol Grain and Seed Company BRISTOl, ILLINOIS PHONE: YOrkvlUe 3-8891 . t- d r NOTHING IN ITS FIELD CAN MATCH CHEVROLET FOR ACCELERATION! T Ed & John's Wonder Lake Standard Service Phone: W. L. 8241 or 3463 All Minor Mechanical Repairs # Lubrication # Washing # Tires St Accessories "If you can't stop in smile as you go by!" You Expect More From Standard And Get It! "BUD" STREET'S TV. Radio and Shop Located Above Hickory Falls "66" Station Phone Wonder' Lake 6572 or 4442 s£W»:;Sii>iW in\\i UU1 n.tinni If you have news items of interest to your neighbors in Wonder Lake, please contact yotif correspondent, Van Sell?, &t Wonder Lake 2933. Great Features back up Chevrolet Performance: Anti-Dive Braking--Ball-Rqce Steering--Ou/- figgcr Rear Springs--Body by FtsAcr-* 12- Volt Electrical System -- iVinc Engine-Drive Choites* The proof was burned into the sands of Daytona Beach at the NASCAR* trials earlier this year. In acceleration tests, Chevrolet walked away from everything else in its field. Plus all the high-priced cars except one! It's the big reason Chevrolet's been taking all comers in short track'stock car events this season. Sizzling acceleration along with handling ease and cornering ability--things that mean safer, happier highway driving. Come on in and let a new Chevrolet show you what we mean. ^ •National Association for Stock Car Auto facing i- When you need a quick sprint for. safer passing, this V8 delivers! It's pure dynamite, and you have to go way, way up the price ladder before you ever find its equal.; Drill gfttk can .. . EVEBYWHEKE! ^CHEVROLET /j HOW'S THE TIME TO BUY! LOW PRICES-BIG DEALS! ENJOY A NEW GHEVROii! CLARK CHEVROLET SALES 204 W. ELM STREET PHONE 277 McHENRY. ILL. o