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By Phyllis C&rlsen SHE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH Thursday, February. 9, 19S6 Tonight, the Junior Youth Fef- Mrs. Frank Kittell took first j lowship will hold a basket supper ' ice with her picture "Milkweed j at 1116 Community church, ^ods" at the Town and Country ; Sunday night, the Senior Youth Art show during Farm and Home Fellowship met and listened to Week at the University of Illi- , Dr. Bertha Shafter speak on nois. There were over 100 pic-.1 "How Do You Know It's Love*?" 'tures entered and ten were se- Monday evening the Churchy lected by tne judges as the best council met at the Lutheran par-" ones. Mrs. Kittell's picture was sonage. first of' the ten. • Tuesday evening the Lutheran Women's guild met at the church. . Sorry ' | The people who will join. Grace , Last week I said that Mrs. • church next Sunday met for an j Homer Clark had a birthday j evening at the parsonage to get | luncheon for Mrs. Phillips. It was | acquainted with each other over! Miss Isabelle Winget who enter-j a cup of coffee. 7:30; Woodstock vs. Richmond Zephyrs', 9:00. Sunday, Feb. 19 -- Winner Game 1 vs. Winner Game 2, 1:30; Winner Game 3 vs. Winner Game 4, 3:30; Loser Game 5 vs. Loser Game 6, 8:00 (third place); Winner Game 5 vs. Winner Game 6, 9:15 (championship). tained for Mrs. Phillips. Sorry. Wednesday night the board 6f trustees met at the home of Walter Pretzman. Mr. Ray Cofluiflette Dies Funeral services were held for Ray CoQuillette Monday afternoon. He is the brother of Mrs. ( Pierce and an uncle of Irene j News of Kenny Dammeir Kenny Dammeir, a Navy man for nearly four years, is stationed on a ship near Hong Kong, China. His grandmother, Mrs. Van Every, had a letter from him in which he told about the underprivileged children in Hong Kong. • Borre He had been at Solon rest The men aboard ship had enter- ( h&me for • Ue some Ume tainment for three days and gave j the proceeds to the children. Kenny will be home in June and meanwhile would like to hear from his friends. His address is Kenneth Dammeir, AEW Team George, FPO, San Francisco, Cal. The Frank Mays Have A Girl i Frank and Marjory May are' the parents of a little girl, Laur- j ene, born Jan. 28. They have a ! little boy about 3 years old. The ! baby's maternal grandparents I are Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Westmont : of Richmond. Richmond Bowling League Spring Grove had a good night last' Thursday night when they knocked Standard Oil over two games, one of the games by one pin. The Oilers had high pin total for the night with 2657 and had three men bowl over the 500 mark, but still lost two. ] Miller's won two and a half games from Anderson's. The captain of Miller's, Ray, had one big game when he knocked over 217 pins in his third game. Klemstein still is going great guns and is proving to be ortfe of the tbp notch bowlers at the Twin Lakes alleys. C Heelein was high for Anderson's. Clayton Klemstein had 229-583 to place second for the night in series. Village Inn can't - seem to get going after winning the first half. Last Thursday they dropped three more games, this time to Hidebrandt's. Jim Hornof had a 206-225-597, which was high for the night and this count beat Klemstein by fourteen pins. High man f6r Village Irttr^was Harold Wirch with a 209 game. T~ Ladles' League Twin Lakes and Dicklin's both gained on BorreV and this really tightened up the standings. Twin Lakes took Wilmot into camp by winning two and a half games. E. Meisel had a 166-161-463, Audrey Miller had a 170-460 and Liz VVirch had a 426 series. )Wilmot had no bowlers to reach into the name circle. Dicklin's had a real big night when they got 2504 | pins. This is the top number of pins for the entire season. Evylyn had a 189-490, Carlyn 160-449, Joyce 170-457, and Lorrane Rudolph had a 173-458. For Borre's, Helen Savage had a 180-458 and Marge Foley and Marg Ehorn were both over the 425 mark with 440 and 430 respectively. Standings Women Borre's Twin Lakes Dicklin's. Wilmot Men Hildebrandt's Anderson's Standard Oil Miller's Spring Grove Village Inn Won 34 33% 32 26% Lost 29 29% 31 36% Won Lost 10 9% 9 7% 5 4 5 8% 6 7% 10 11 Rotary i Pat and Jo of the Village Inn j have return e*l from Florida. Joj couldn't resist admiring two baby i alligators. He brought them home! and put them in Gordon Falls j fish pond. A sailfish also was | day in the basement of the Comadded to Jo's bag while, he was munity church today. They had Home Bureau Craft Day i The Richmond Evening unit of, the Home Bureau held a craft; (Did {Roundufi vacationing. The Pro May family has a baby girl. Wally Kruse is home from the hospital. He is in his new location. 1 We missed Harry Anderson from our last meeting. His doctor prescribed more rest for him. Hope to see you soon. The men at Rotary proved service above self is their motto, not only in words, but in deeds. •Riey helped Wally Kruse move his office equipment to his new location. It had to be moved by Feb. 1. Claud Gordon received an invitation from Chicago Rotary to join with a number of Chicago Rotary members in a trip to Peoria in the special run of the new Rock Island jet train which is to be put in regular service about Feb 12. This is a real treat and a party of seven Rotarians from Richmond have resa pot-luck luncheon and brought their kids along. The homemakers learned how to upholster a boudoir chair, how to smock a dress or how to do Swedish weaving. If supper is a little late tonight, gentlemen, or from now on, we want you to know why, it's the new interests we have acquired. ' '1' 'I1 *1' 'I' 't' '}' 'I' •*> •[ RSOffiVfOND-BURTON SPr® ORTS •!••> -H-l- Pairings for Annual Jamboree Drawings for the annual tournament jamboree to be held in Richmond-Burton high school gym Friday, Feb. 17, Saturday, Feb. 18, and Sunday, Feb. 19, was held in Richmond last Saturday night. The tourney is spon* sored annually by the Richmond ervations to go Friday. They are [ Zephyrs, independent ball club, Frank Buchert, Carl Grant, Jo Justen, Floyd Foss, Floyd Goehring, Pete Ehorn and Claud Gordon. Because C. Gordon was a member of Rotary for twenty years in Chicago, he gets in on a lot of their activities. Leo Karls had a fine picture arranged for us to see about commercial planes and flights. However, Doc's projector would not work and coax it though we did, it never responded. The Feb. 7 meeting, Was in charge of Floyd Goehring. with the help of the business men from Richmond, Spring Grove and several other communities near Richmond. Friday, Feb. 17 -- Antioch vs. Lake Geneva, 7:30; Hampshire vs. Wheeling, 9:00. Saturday, Feb. 18 -- Fremont Center (Elgin) vs. Ft. Sheridan, WANTED WANTED We' would like to find the oldest sofa,in this area. Fill out the coupon below and bring it into our store before Saturday, February 11th. We will allow $75.00 on the purchase of a new two-piece suite or sectional to the holder of the ticket bearing the earliest year. Liberal trade-in allowance on any other living room suite regardless of age. Name Address Year Sofa Bought SPECIAL DOOR PRIZE DRAWING Sat. Feb. 11, 8 pan. Store Hours: Daily 8:30 - 5:30 Fri. & Sat. Bves. 'Til 9 3fie 9louAe ofl 3pumiiur& Hillview Shopping Center Phone 3461 Richmond, 111. Rockets Still Lead Conference Last Friday night the Richmond Rockets topped' the Genoa City Mustangs to the tune of 68-58 in the Genoa City high school gym. By jolting second place Genoa, the Rockets just about assured themselves a share of the Southern Regional conference crown. Tomorrow night the Rockets will be at home against Darien, a team that has yet to win a game this season, but Tuesday night the Rockets' will be all out to cinch first place when the big boys from Clinton come to town. The Clinton team will be all out to knock off the Rockets so they can get a share of the crown. Clinton is in second place with two losses and the Rockets' only loss was to Clinton very early in the season. With the score 55-58 in favor of the Mustangs from Genoa City and exactly four minutes left to gp, Bob Christensen hit for two long one-handed shots to put the Rockets ahead for the first time since the first quarter, but it was enough and the Rockets got control of the ball and they put on a two-minute stall that finally brought Genoa out and Genoa had to foul to get control of the ball. Consequently, the Rockets rolled up nine more points while holdihg the Wisconsin boys score- NOTES FOR BUSINESSMEN: How to Profit from JOB PRINTING IUSINESS CARDS When you v i s i t a client what does he se£ first? Your business card, of course! To make that first impression the best it is only natural to use a card that is in good tast,e. Let us show you ouf many quality samples. Bake and Rummage Saje Saturday, the Lutheran Women's guild will hold a bakery and rummage sale ia the basement of Memorial hall. Everyone is invited to come and look. New Neighbors The Swartzloff family has moved into Mrs. Brunswick's house. They used to live on the horse farm near Spring Grove.. There are four boys in the family -- Bob, Billy, Eddie and Jerry. Polio Dance Saturday night there will be a dance for the benefit of the polio fund. The dance will be held in Memorial hall. Here and There Mrs. Harry Anderson enter* tained the birthday club on Feb 1. Mrs. Van Every was hostess to the Lotus Women's club at her home on Jan. 31. WAREHOUSE SALE Look Out for Your Comfort this Winter Cold weather's a-coipin'! Be prepared; order oe&l now. McHENRY COUNTY Farmers Co-op Ass'n Phone 729 or after 4:80 - 1502 52S Waukegan Rd., McHenry 0 DISCC -4T On all 1st line passenger and truck & ** tires in our stock! HURRY! 0 DISCOUNT On Town & Country All-Season Tires ACT NOW! GUARANTEID 4 YEARS UP TO $£00 McHENRY PLAINDEALER 102 N. Green Street PHONE 170 less * in the last four minutes. That is how the last four minutes w,6nt, but up , until then it looked like the G^hoa team would tie Richm&na for the conference lead'. The game started slow, but after the first quarter both teams began to hit *at a pretty good pace and it was a very good hall game all the way. At times the Rockets seemed to be cold, but it wasn't the fact that they , were so cold on" their shots, it was a very strong defens# the Mustangs set up against the Rockets. Every shot had to be hurried, and the Rockets never cracked that defense until the last quarter when a reserve guard by the "name of Arseneau really opened up with a barrage of shots from way out by hitting four in a row. These shots and his' steady defensive play on Mortenson, the Mustang's ace scorer, put new life in the Richmond team and from then on it was a different ball game. Richmond (68) B F F L. Miller 8.5 4 Gunderson 4 3 4 B|. Miller . 3 3 4 Christensen Jarrett Arseneau Totals Genoa City (58) Trimble E. Siegler „ Mortensen Fellows t Toynton Adams Totals Richmond Genpa .City ,3..*10 4 ~r 6 4 .45*- . 1 1 23 22 21 B F P 23 12 19 12 18 20 18--68 10 20 23 5--58 Zephyrs Lose To Waukegan Last Sunday afternoon the Richmond Zephyrs ran into a real good ball team from Waukegan and dropped their first game since running up quite a string of wins. The final score . was Waukegan 77, Zephyrs 65. Sunday night the Zephyrs travelled to Elkhorn, where they played, a group of all-stars from Walworth county and managed to hang on to the lead" long enough to win 63-60. Last Thursday night the Zephyrs played Lake Geneva at Hebron high school and had no trouble by gaining victory number 21. - Tomorrow night the Zephyrs will be Ixi Algonquin to play a team composed of Dundee graduates, who have a very strong squad, but if the Zephyrs jfay the type of ball they should, another win should be recorded. ' Johnson (Motors Here. Sunday Johnson Motors of Waukegan will be here Sunday night to play the Zephyrs. Johnson Motors is a very strong club, with many former college stars and should give the Zephyrs a real gbod game. There will be a pre^tn game at 7:30 and the big game will follo^Pimmediately. Buy ydur rubber stamps at the McHenry Plaindealer. »$« l|« •$» »$« l$» »}»ifr >$*•}» »jl l|l Save More HOMEOWNERS Do You Need \ \ \ \ \N0 DARKROOMS! I / D0U8LI VENTILATING LOUVRES AT ENDS ! 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