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T#n TH|SMcHfiNHY PLAINDEALEU • ~ • I 1 \ ' ^ \ ' J ' >* "V w k' !. J»K»'-4 i^rksP *, ly, ' WtdnfcSdey;Novefobef 23> *1935> Richmond Community News By Phyllis CarlsMi Newlyweds ' Miss Mary Beal and Donald Knowlton of Richmond were tparried Sunday, Oct. 30, in Mendota, 111., the town Mr. Knowlton came from. Uon-^works for the Telephone company. He and Mary have an apartment in Ringwood. Donald's fellow workers had a Surprise party for the bride and groom Tuesday evening, Nov. 8, at the R. Duncan home. There, the Knowltons were presented frith a set of aluminum ware. Congratulations and best wishes to Mary and Don. Birthday Little Kathy Ritzert was 1 year old Sunday, Nov. 6. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Ritzert of Richmond. Kathy celebrated her birthday with many qf her relatives and tried to blow out the one' candle on her birthday cake. Home Bureau , The Richmond evening unit of Home Bureau will meet along with the units from Greenwood and Hebron next Tuesday evening at the Hebron Presbyterian church to hear the home advisor talk on keeping the family mentally healthy. High $chool News Of course, it's news that there will be no school tomorrow or Friday. However, much bigger news is that the chorus is planning to put on a minstrel show Saturday, Dec. 3. Do you remember the one they did last year? Harold Huff, in 'Spite of his injuries of the football season, will be the interlocutor. Brownies Organized A Brownie troop has been organized in Richmond. Grace Lutheran church is the troop sponsor and Mrs. McDonald was the troop leader. The maximum number of girls in a Brownie troop is sixteen. Twelve girls have registered so far. If you have a daughter in the second or third grade and axe interested in having her in the troop, please notify Mrs. Donald Til ton. at Richmond 3591. The troop meets every Wednesday at 3:15 p.m. at the Lutheran church. Mrs1, C. Harms and Mrs. E\ Gargaj-o are assistant leaders. Because Mrs. McDonald has moved, |4rs. V. Manka will be in charge of th« troop until other arrangements can be made. The Browjnie troop committee consists of -MrC'EC" Herman, chairman, Mrs. V. Manka, Mrs. D. Johnson, Mrs. H. Carlson and Mrs. D. Tiiton. Tomorrow morning the Com munity church will hold its Thanksgiving service. Don't forget to say •'thank you" for the many blessings you have received this past year. Even in the face of adversity, there is something for which to be thankful. Do you have a warm house, enough food, a loving family, a free nation, freedom of speech? Let's keep it that way. Sunday is the first Sunday in Advent. At the 11 a m. service at i Grace church, new members will be received into the church and communion will be served. Thanksgiving is a time for sharing. This week will open the clothing drive at Grace church j for used clothing to be sent over-1 seas. This is also the time of year when we think of C.R.O.P. -- the Christian Rural Overseas Program; If you have a surplus of corn, won't you give some of it to the C.R.O.P. drive? The chairman for our township is Richard Jacobson. The goal for McHenry county is two' carloads of corn or its equivalent in cash. The corn will be gathered this week and taken to the county fair grounds for shelling. many times for the comedy was very entertaining. Some of the lines were so -- well, true to life; some were satire at its best. Do you remember the line | about the coach -- "He isn't paid to think, he is paid to teach math." I loved that. Congratulations to the class and to the director, Norm Patton. Isn't it fun to have ushers dressed in lovely, frilly formal*? That makes pre-curtain time and intermission time interesting, too. {CARD OF THANKS May I extend my sincere gratitude to those of you who so kindly extended your good wishes through cards, letters, gifts, visits and prayers during my illness this past summer. 29 * Carl Grant pFWE FLEABRAINS GOT HOLPOFAMAILORPER CATALOG, SOME WHERE, ANP NOW TTHEYVE OPENfEP THE F PACKAGE OF */WFUL • TRUTH? mm "Rotary Last night was ladies' at the Richmond Rotary. night (McDonalds Moving We are sorry to see the Harold McDonalds moving. They lived here for only a few months, but were nice folks to know. Hiey lived in the May subdivision. Grade {School News The first graders report that Harold MacDonald is moving and Friday was his last day at school. Christine West brought a potato that looks just like a little duck.- Bob Pacey brought a display of Indian arrowheads. The second and third grade reports that Karen MacDonald is leaving school and moving to Barrington. Many of the . pupils in the room have been absent because of colds. Twenty-two second and third graders received polio shots Friday morning. In social studies, the sixth grade is studying about the colonies -- Virginia, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland and others. The best news of all in the upper grades seems to be that this week there are only three days of school. To qudte a sixth grader, "Boy, are we happy!" Bobby Eilts, the chief collector -of grade school news, has been ill with the flu for several days. We hope by today he is back ifc. school a£&m.In. .-his ^absence, Louise Schultz collected news from the grade sqhool. It seems the seventh and eighth grade room has been hard hit with colds, too. Good Fellowship tGronp The Good Fellowship group will meet next Wednesday, Nov. 30, ait the home of Mrs. Homer Clark, with Mrs. Nellie Phillips as co-hostess. The meeting begins at 1:45. Attend Funeral Miss Myra Speaker and Mrs. Harold Carlson attended the funeral of Miss Virginia Cronkheit in Highland Park last Tuesday Virginia was the 15-year-old sister of Carol Overend. RICHMOND-BURTON ' SPORTS By par Ehorn WHAT A PtSAPPOWTMENT / THE VASE THAT U00KEP SO GOOP- IN THE CATALOG,: IS A MUCMPIFFERENT COLOR/ ANP >10W CAN I GLUE ALL E BROKEN PIECES TOGETHER? KEP THIS SWEATER WHBt lORPEREP IT TWO MONTHS AGO, BUT IT POESN'T SEEM .STyUSH ANYMORE / il 7 jRockets Lose Opener The/ Richmond Rockets basketball team lost their first game in conference play since the 1953- 54 season to the Clinton, Wis., Bulldogs. The Rockets started out good, with Bob Christensen and Terry Gunderson hitting the basket with accuracy the first quarter and putting Richmond ahead at the end of the quarter, 17 to 15. However, in the second quarter the Wisconsin boys started rolling and out-scored the Rockets" 21 to 16 and at half time Clinton had moved into the lead 36 to 33. in the third quarter everything seemed to go wrong with the Richmond Rockets and they just couldn't get going and finally at the end of the third quarter the Rockets had fallen behind twelve points. In the fourth quarter the boys fell behind once again by six more points and the final score was Clinton, 82, and Richmond, 66. Bob Christensen was high for Richmond with 28 points and Reeders was high with 23. Rockets L. Miller, f L. Schmitt, f Gunderson, f Wagner, f B. Miller, c J. Popenhagen, y B.'"christensen, gj W. Krumpen, g B. Jarrett, g R. Shaw, g Totals Clinton ( Home, f , ' Wlmer, Reeder, c Draeger, g Castell, g * Stoner, g Totals Score by quarters Richmond 17 Clinton 15 : wE NEVER SEEN TO WIN IN THIS GUESS-WORK' SHOPPING GAME/ PROM NOW ON, WE SHOUU? PO All OUR BuyiNG RIGHT HERE AT HOME IN Wc HENRY •COPYRIGHT FEATURES I'M RT.A. 19*9 Ronnie Bergsma, Dick Arseneau, Terry Courtamash and Henry yfeta. Be sure to contact the school for exact dates. 3 V ! went into a , three-: time and this was for the boys from start out in first Southern Regional conference. minute overjust enough Richmond to place of the Frosh-Soph for Clinton Richmond B P P Bergsma, f 4 2 3 Vierke, f 0 0 S Buchert, c 6 2 1 Swartzloff, c 0 0 1 Arseneau, g 3 A 1 D. Harris, g 0 3 3 Totals 13 9 9 Clinton B F P Pdtton, f 2 0 3 Zimmerman, f 5 3 2 Bratel, f 4 0 3 Bobolz, c 0 4 2 Larson, g 0 0 4 London, g ' 0 2 2 Totals 11 8 16 Score by quarters Richmond 8 4 3 12 8--35 Clinton 2 10 8 7 4--31 It F P 4 0 4 0 0 0 5 0 4 0 0 4 3 4 5 % 1 0 1 14 4 0 0 0 3 2 1 0 0 0 23 20 19 B F P 2 3 Hit "•* 10 3 2 7 5 5 4 1 4 1 3 0 4 30 22 17 12 21--66 20 26--82 Overtime Richmond Bowling Leagues Both of the leagues, men and women, are starting to tighten, up a bit; Villiage Inn holds a one-game lead in the men's department and Twin Lftkes Recreation holds a one-game lead over* Borre's in the ladies' league.': There are only six games separating the Village and lost place Spring Grove, and there are ten games between Twin Lakep and Wilmot. .If any of the second dt vision. clubs = .get hot it wouldn't, take long for them to move up into the top spot. Last Thursday in the men's league there were some real high games and some nice series. Miller's Corners -- Klemstein, 214-237-597; C. Miller, 200-201- 580. Anderson's -- c. Heelein, 201- 504; R. Anderson, 522; M. Savage, 540. Village'"Inn -- G. Pickering, 238-603; V. Miller, 222-584. Hildebrandt's -- Schroeder, 207- 541; Jim, 241-235-649; S. Mikolis, 200-221-209-620. Standard Oil -- Anderlick, 212- 204-&81; R. Swartz, 202-552; W. Faber, 200-554. Spring Grove -- L. Lay, 235- 581. Men's Standings Village Inn Standard Oil Miller's Corners Hildebrandt's Anderson's Spring Grove Ladies' (Standings Twin Lakes Borre's E. Dicklin's Wilmot Borre's -- M. Ehorn, 171-435; Helen Savagfe, 167-429; R. Richardson, l7'6-457. Twin Lakes •-- E. Meisel, 167- 428; E. Wirch, 165-460. Ed Dicklin's -- E. Gall, 180-194- W L 18 12 17 13 16 14 15 15 12 18 12 18 W L 20 10 19 11 11 19 10 20 504; E. Merten, 190-209-550; L. Rudolph, 187-491. Wilmot -- P. Kriska, 160-454; M. Winn, 166-179-500. Ridubond Grade (School Schedule The Richmond grade school basketball team opens their season next week at Williams Bay, Wis. We will list the weeks in which the > grade school will play their games but exact dates cannot be obtained because of gym conflicts. For exact dates, call the Richmond grade school or ask any of the players. Richmond will play at Williams Bay. during the week of Nov. 28- Dec. 3. The grade team should be somewhat better thafi they were last season, because many of the players have had some experience now. Two seasons, back they won their tourney at Capron and this year we are hoping for a repeat performance in this widely known tournament. A few of the players who will see action this season are; foijri. Harris,Don Buchert, Dave Popenhagen, Dennis Ehorn. Zephyrs vs. Beloit Sunday Sunday night marks the opening of the- home season for the Richmond Zephyrs basketball season. The opponent .will be one of the strongest independent squads in the state of Wisconsin. We are hoping the Zephyrs will be able to play one of their better games, against this strong team. The Pop House has on their roster two former Zephyrs in Sonny Katzariberg and Bill Watson, but this year the Zephyrs have two new players to take their places and they are Gordon Tebbetts and Ron May. Tebbetts is a former Hebron Green Giant and also played pro ball with the famous House of David team so Gordie will work in nicely with the Zephyr plans. Ron May, a six-foot-six giant, is a rookie as far as semi-pro ball goes, but having two years of high school experience under the guidance of Cliff Fulttma}) the McHenry high school, will also be a big help to the local squad. Other members of the team are Dave Nickols, Russ Rudolph, Ed Winn, D. Olson, R. Olson, Ned Morgensen,, Wayne Spooner, Jim Judson, Earl Miller, Jackie Schmidt, Don Tiiton, H. Miller and Halstead. There will be two games Sunday night, the first will start at 7:30 and the big Zephyr-Pop House game will be started by 9 o'clock. Especially for • Pet Owners .. Worm medicines, may. hfum pets and livestock more than .the' parasites they are intended -to destroy. If the animal is, in a weakened condition, the results may be fatal. When puppies fail to grow and develop as they should, a veterinarian should be called in to make an examination for internal parasites. All cases of known or suspectedpet- poisoning warrant a veterinarian's care, because death can, often be averted by quick use 00' specific antidotes and hypodermic injections. A jaundice-producing infection, leptospirosis, has been identified as the forerunner or acute stage of. many cases Of chronic kidney trouble in dogs. Pets should' never be fed meat that is unfit for human consumption. Pet food should come only' from reliable, sources, the American Veterinary Medical Association advises. frfrM-" jf Classified Ads are Read by Everyone! at the \ TWIN LAKES BOWLING ALLEYS "Home of the Automatic Pin Setting Machines" OPEN BOWLING from 12 Noon 'til 1 a.m. Phone Twin Lakes 2611 or 2711 TWIN LAKES, WISCONSIN American /Legion , The Paul Hoffman post of the American Legion met Tuesday evening. Last month 35-year pins were awarded to Roy Todd, Dick Richardson, Dick Burton and Howard Thomas. A few other men who were not present were entitled to 35-year awards, too. Time Out For <Ginger The cast for the senior class play handled the play very well last Saturday evening in the gym. The audience laughed With Dick Biichert scoring 12 points in the fourth quarter and two big points in the overtime, the Richmond junior Rockets scored their firs£ win of the season 35-31. With the score being tied at half time and each team scoring alike in the third and fourth quarters, the game Church {News . Sunday evening the Senior Youth Fellowship > group met at the Lutheran church. Monday the church school teachers of the Lutheran church met. • Tuesday evening the Junior Youth Fellowship met at the Community church and brought apples and oranges ' for their Thanksgiving project, which they planned for the Woodstock Children's home. Tonight is the Thanksgiving \ Eve service at Grace Lutheran church.' Personal Insulation with Duofold HEALTH UNDERWEAR Keep warm and comfortable this winter --in Duofold! It inSulatcs against the cold. No wool itch. Full freedom of movement. Get your Duofold today. Grant's Dept. Store Phone Richmond 2911 Richmond, Illinois i. ONE STOP CHRISTMAS SHOPPING .. - Si-' r -• 'S in RICHMOND GIFTS FOR ALL COMPLETE SELECTION OF TOYS COLD, SUIT, SNOW AHEAD! 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