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Thursday, June 11, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER McHenry Plaindealei i Phone 170 - 171 1 Published every Thursday at McHenry, ID., by the McHenry Polishing Company, Inc. NATIONAL EDITORIAL & |-AS§>C^ti§N W. BURFEINDT, Gen'l. Mgr ADELE FROEHLICH, Editoi * SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry County ; 1 Year $3.5t M Months $2.00 3 Months * $1.25 Outside McHenry County 1 Year $4.00 .Months . . . . . . . . . . $2.25 Months . . ... $1.50 -Entered as second-class mat ter at the post office at McHenry, Illinois, under, the act of ltfay 8. 1879. 1 PROCLAMATION On behalf of the city of McHenry and in appreciation of the Country Art Fair efforts, I hereby proclaim the week of June 15 through June 21, 1959, as -Art Week in the city of McHenry. . I further urge the cooperation of all citizens in the -McHenry area in assuring £e success of Art Week and extend a sincere invitation to neighboring communities to attend. George P. Freund Mayor of the City of McHenry SOFTBALL NOTES HERE AND THERE I# IN BUSINESS ELECTED TO OFFICE John Lauras, formerly of McHenry, was elected executive vice-president and named managing officer of the Crystal Lake Savings and Loan association at a meeting of the j 2 runs board of directors last week. ' I®; also was named as a director to fill a vacancy. The young man is a graduate qf McHenry high school and attended college at the College of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minn. He was formerly in the real estate and land development business. Mr. Laures is a member of Xtie. board of directors of the Mental Health clinic of Mc- Irenry county. He is married to the former Patricii Huemann of Johnsburg and they have two sons, John, 4, and Mark, 3. Thursday's rain-out games of May 28 were played on Monday? with Hans' Tavern winning their first game of the year over Casey's Sportsman's 20-5. Ron Jackson and Joe Sullivan lead Hans' with 3 hits each, Jackson driving in 5 runs. Hans' batted around, in the second, scoring 7 runs on 6 hits. Casey's scored 3 runs in the first but were held to only five hits by Behnke the rest of the way. R H E Casey's 3010010 -- 5 8 7 Hans' 476210- -- 20 18 3 In the second game Bimbo's in 8 innings downed Buss Motors 9-8. Harold Golbeck with 2 singles, a double' and triple lead Bimbo's. Buss went ahead in the top of the seventh 8-7 but a base hit and an error tied it up and in the eighth after one out Bill Prassel doubled to left center and then Chuck Pierce flyed to left and Ed Buss dropped the ball allowing the winning ruifi* to score. R H E Buss M. 20013020--8 10 3 Bimbo's ^2014011--9 13 4 Tuesday Hettermann handed Bimbo's their first loss of the year 12-6. Bimbo's were held scoreless until the sixth when they scored 4 runs on 4 hits and 2 in the seventh on Cliff Fulton's 2 run homer. Chuck Paine homered in the sixth. Hettermann scored all of their runs except one in the first 3 innings. Lloyd Freund coming up with a single, double and triple to pace Hettermann along with Jim Freund's double and triple. R H E Bimbo's 0000042-- 6 11 3 Hettermann 344010--12 17 3 McCullom Lake after pounding out 39 runs last week came up with only 4 against Hans' Tavern and lost 7-4. Joe Sullian started out the game with a homerun for Hans' and they followed with 5 singles and 3 more runs. McCullom could only put one rally together in the sixth on 3 singles good for STANDINGS W L Bimbo's 3 1 Old Bridge 3 1 Hettermann 3 1 McCullom Lake 2 2 Hans' Tavern 2 2 Holliday Inn 2 2 Buss Motors 1 3 Casey's <0 4 Tonight's games will match Old Bridge and McCullom Lake, and Buss Motors will take on Hettermann's. RALPH BURNETT NAMED CHAIRMAN COUNTY ASC BOARD Lee C. Thompson, chairman of the Illinois State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee has announced the appointment n of Ralph Burnett as chairman of the McHenry county ASC county election board. Mr. Burnett will be assisted in carlying out the duties of this by Samuel I. Haning, S.C.S. representative; Robert C. Becker, FHA county supervisor; Kenneth Doty, Grange leader; and Dale Noe, Farm Bureau president. "The selection of these men to serve on the county election board has been made to provide a group of men who are representatives af all phases of agricultural operations in this county in order that they may, in turn, be able to select representative community election boards". Mr. Thompson stated. This Business - Fanning We know the answers to yesterday's problems but today's are baffling. ---Courage -- It is what preserves our liberty, safety, life 0£}d our nomes and parents, our fcbuntry and children. It H E Hans' Tavern 4010110--7 14 1 McCullom L. 0101020--4 10 3 Thursday Casey's dropped their fourth straight game 16- 11, to Holliday Inn. Holliday scored enough runs in the first 3 innings to win. Joe Gilmore had 2 doubles and a single for Holliday to lead in that department. Gene Kalmes came in to pitch in the second for Holliday and got the win. Ed Janik "with a double and homer and Bob Coss with 2 doubles lead Casey's in the slugging. R H E Casey's 0440300--11 9 8 Holliday I 455002--16 12 9 Buss Motors lost their third game of the year to Old Bridge 9-6. Old Bridge jumped out to a 4 run lead after 3 innings but Buss tied it up in the fourth on a double by Bob Brand and 4 singles, but Old Bridge came back with 4 more runs on 5 hits to take the lead and hold it to win. R H E Buss Motors 0004020--6 9 2 Old Bridge 013401--9 12 2 There has been a considerable amount of interest from swine producers in the feeding value of oats in rations for growing-finishing swine. What is the value of the oats in replacing Corn in the ration while the pigs are on pasture? This type question has been studied in several state experiment stations and by many commercial feed manufacturers on their research farms. Research at the South Dakota State College agricultural experiment station shows' that high quality oats, in the proper amounts, is an excellent feed for growing-finishing swine. Their research shows that oats may satisfactorily replace up to 40 per cent of the corn in rations fed to pigs on pasture. In dry lot it can replace up to 50 per cent of the corn in the mixed ration. More oats in the ration than these recommendations is apt to decrease gains and increase the amount of feed needed to produce the gains, according to Richard Wahlstrom, Animal Husbandry department. South Dakota State college. He cautions that oats with a bushel weight of less than 35 pounds may not be as satisfactory in growing pigs. The amount of high quality oats to use in swine rations, up to the maxiifrums suggested, will depend on how the prices of corn and oats compare. If the price per pound of oats is less than that of corn, it would be more economical to use the top amount of oats. Where corn is the lower priced, there is no advantage to using oats in rations for growing pigs. Walhstrom says this research helps bring the information up-to-date on use of oats in swine rations. Recommendations have been based on research done about twenty, years ago. Since that time, we have acquired much information on the value of vitamins, Page F vi wmm* THE OLD SPOT INN OSCAR & HE It MINE WEIN GARTNER, Props. S E R V I N G . . . . Good Food, Wine and Liquor HOME COOKING AT ITS BEST! Located on Pistakee Bay next to Pistakee Yacht Club mMM ft Gibraltar 14-ln. Novelty fctch Fob ESeetrlc Clock O Brass Case and Chain (See It In Our WUow) ONLY $995 MILLSTREAM HUGS. INC. 315 W. Elm Street . _^Next To Jewel McHenry, III. antibiotics, and other nutrients, so today our hogs grow more rapidly on less feed per pound of gain. Another question that has been asked frequently by swine producers is: How do Saddleback hogs compare in efficiency with our standard breeds of hogs? Wessex Saddleback hogs, an English breed, are not recognized in the U.S., although some have been introduced into this country' and are being produced as a pure line for use in cross-breeding experiments. The following comment from Donald F. Engel, extension animal husbandman, University of Nebraska, will help answer the inquires about this breed: "SaddleDack hogs are, supposed to produce large litters, be good mothers, and in general. be more prolific than some of bur present breeds. However, a critical comparison cannot be made at this time because of the limited information available on Saddleback hogs in this country, as well as the small number of individuals being used in swine research program at the University of Nebraska, College of Agriculture." "Key To Profit" iq, 1959 turkey programs. Good management will cut down on turkey mortality as 40 per cent of the deaths are attributed to management. A successful producer should market 95 per cent of . the poults started. If the mortality rate is more than 5 to 6 per cent, then the producer is in for some shocking news when his check arrives from the processor. You should try to grow the grain needed to feed the turkeys. If this is not possible, the next best thing is to buy the grain at harvest and store it on your farm if you have the storage facilities. If oats are too high in price, try con-> centrating on corn, milo and and barley. The third management problem your local IFA feed dealer suggests , to turkey producers is labor. Keep your labor busy and get as much as possible for your labor dollar. Many producers have gone to bulk handling and feed equipment and pole-type sheds. the ground. This feeding experiment revealed that cattle consumed 87 per cent of the total amount stored in the upright silo at filling time, while" only 54 per cent of that stored on the ground could be recovered. There was a 98 per cent recovery of silage stored in glass-lined, gas-tight silos. Maybe the cheaply constructed type silos are actually more expensive in the long run. Three weeks before and three weeks after lambing are the most important periods for both ewe and lamb, according to Morris Hemstrom, University of Nebraska. An adequate, well-balanced ration for the ewe during this critical six-weeks' period will help insure a profit for sheep producers. Leafy, green alfalfa hay, one-half pound of grain daily, a salt and mineral mixture, and plenty of water will satisfy the increased nutritional requirements of the ewe during the lambing season. If alfalfa hay is not available, protein should be added at the rate of one pound of Vitamin A fortified 40 per cent supplement to each four or five ewes, For more detailed information concerning your feeding* problems contact your local Illinois Feed association feed dealer and he will be glad to give you assistance in solving your problems. This may not be the year to make a fortune in the turkey business. Management will be the The results of a two-year study on silage losses at South Dakota State college are most interesting. This report shows that there is considerable difference in the amount of feeding value received from corn silage stored in an upright silo and in that stored in a pile on Claire Beauty $H§pp® 100 S. Green St. McHenry 10 Did You Know that a permanent wave can be a positive hair therapy? 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