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Pa§* Foattotn THE McHENHY PLAINDEALEH »* "Thursday, August 3, 1961 McHenry Shorn ATHLETIC CLUB HOLDS HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT By. Terry Coates and Barbara Pogor The CI lib held a horseshoe and shuffleboard tournament at the beach on Sunday, July 23. Rrize winners were as follows: Horseshoe Tournament: First place winner, Edward Keevins; second place winner was Bill Dostal, and third place winner was Ed Oblinski. Mr. Keevins won six games in a row andt was given custody of a beautiful cup for ope year and also a trophy. Mr, Dostal and Mr. Oblinski won trophies. Shuffle Board Tournament for ladies: Marge Olszewski Patricia and Robert Petersen ! tVoildsr Lake at their new Homo at 1210j Broadway. They formerly lived ! "FLOWERS-MUSIC at Meadowdale. THEME OF EXHIBIT FOR GARDEN CLUB June D»ue> You may brim; your entries to the show Friday flight. Aug. Meet Old Friend Terry and Willis Coates went to Oak Park to meet an old friend from Salem. Ore., who is attending the National B u s i n e s s a n d I V < > ! e s s : < m ; . ! • n . f r o m 7 t o - 5 ' p . m . a n d r i o t Women's convention at a Chi-1 later than 10 a.m. on Saturcago hotel. They attended a | day, to be exhibited in the cocktail party and dinnn Lake (.iarden club later. * j .show "Flowers and Music ' at .Harrison srhool next weekend. Attend Party j The hours are 2 to 9 Aug. 12 A number ot women fro', j 2 to S p.m. on Sunday. The the Shores attended a ear.! i public is invited and ur^ed to party given by St. Patrick s outer all classes except invi- Altar and Rosary society last National. Some suggestions are Wednesday. Attending w e v c : ,,stcM ^ chrysanthemums, s'has- Helen Smith. Nell Rode, Irene ;:l ,j.dti; hinium. dian- Muelleiy Verge Verstege, Irene Middlekauff and Leah Ilogan. won first prize, undefeated, j Prizes were won b>' Ncl1 Ro,l° Marie Cicchini was second I an^ 'w0 ^renesplace prize winner and Elsie j Schmitt came in third. A. good 1 Entertain (.ucsis time was had by all. Irene and Trent Middlekaulr had as their weekend ruesi Irene's sister, Mrs. W. J. Martens, from Rockwell ; City. Iowa. Mrs. Martens is a delegate for the National Business and Professional Women's or- Here and There Mr. and Mrs. William Corcoran had as their house guest Mr. Corcoran's sister, Mrs, May Mangan. They went to Winneconne, Wis., over the 1 ganization. which is holding ; convention in Chicago. il'ntx i. idia, phle.x. or any i i ' i l u r j;ei enni.d. There will he potted plants and s ho I i - and also cookies for sale a! Ihe show. Open ro ;he public to enter is t!ie arrange.liciu s s^-tiou v. i;i: t!u ( 1 ;-.se.s: "Kbh Tide", usinlr appropriate accessories;' "Wind in the Willow'.' a rhythmical u-e Hi' green mateiial: "Sunrise Serenade", arrange- I'nen!' i1 -• ii •;>. bird accessory; Mi Marten's daughter and son-iu law. Mr. and Mrs. William pone", u.-ing dry wayside maarv caient. Vav iweekend visiting Mr. Corcoran's son and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. Reznieek had as their guests for several ; Palatine were pie>i n>. : i(^ial: "llat'vest Moon '. use of days their son and his family. Mrs. August Smith's sister. Mrs. Black, was visiting them during the weekend. She will take their mother, Mrs. Hawks, home with her for a three month visit. Kinley Engvalsen is recuperating in St. Francis hospital in Miami Beaeh, Fla. He expects to be home again at Bonita Beach, Fla. Here's to your speedy recovery. ! fruits and or vegetables; "I'm Happy Birthdays (Always Chasiiv: Rainbows" an To Darlene Giesc on Au,_r. A arrangement using several colanil Elsie Geds, Mildred L:.--• ( ),.s ; i n (] oppp only to those who and Bill Corcoran, on An-:. f>. |!;lvo novP1- won'a blue ribbon; To Charles Whitney on An .. ! 7 and on Aug. 9 Cordon I "Butch" patton will become ' three yenrrs of age. Have a ! good time "Butch". and "Small World" arrangement a" or under. Wonders WerV-rs End of Year Meeting ! Donna Ra>ke reports on the Happy Anniversaries j ]ast mcntjng of the 4-TI year Congratulations to Eleanor which was he:d Monday after- Mrs. Walter MqCabe and ' an^ Rudolph Barnett, on Air/, noon. All Ml projects will be children of Indiana;? were visi- i 6 and to Helen and Jack Rist- judged at the McHenry Countors at the Risting ^residence July 24 and had an enjoyable day. Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham also dropped in to visit the Ristings the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Granzo spent an evening with the Ristings before leaving for Florida on a vacation. Seems like visitors week for the Ristings as Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lamon of Bay Shore Gardens, Fla., are staying several days with Helen and Jack. Entertain Visitors Daisy and John Smith entertained Esther Hugust from Philadelphia last week. They had a wonderful time at Genoa City. With a group of friends from McHenry several days were spent at beautiful Mackinaw Island. They had luncheon at Escanaba. The Smiths' son and daughter-in-law and two children came out for a cookout and fun at the beach during the early part of the week. They are due back home this weekend. Shirley and Gus Wodzien of Detroit and their children dropped in' at the Wetzels on Sunday the twentythird. ing, on Aug. 9. Hope you both ' ly Fair 1 "nis week. will enjoy many more togethoi. First and second year cloth- Patricia and Robert Petersen. ; ing was judged Tuesday, food our newcomers, will celebrate ' on Wednesday, and third and their anniversary on the tenth, four year (and up> sewing on Thursday. Tomorrow demon- Beach News 1 st rat ions and also ntiscellane- Beach workers scheduled for i ous, projects are judged. We work on Sunday. Aug. 6, are as hope they all receive blue ribfollows: Sam Winters, Art : bnns. Ruemelin. Ed Munroe and Wil- j The girls voted on the 4-H liam Partain. Get together ; king and queen. The results boys and keep up the good j will he announced lomorrow work. ni",ht at. the fair. WATCH A REAL JUMP1N' SHOW IN UVING C0l0R ! Siers-Eddy Nuptials Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Siers announce the marriage of their daughter, Lavergne, to Edward Eddy of. Rt 2, Woodstock. A reception was held at the V.F.W. hall in Woodstock. Newcomers Beverly Verstege welcomed STARRING 'sPtCIAL GUEST Janice if. Jimmy OOREB ULE ^^iinmyDuraTite Show NBC-TV AUGUST 9 SiSSTS: Wl flrestott* CHAMPIONS Black Tube-Type NYLON RAYON 6.70 x 15 •MO x 15 J1377 12-Month Road Hazard Guarantee Add Only $1 for Nylon § Tubeless I NYLON 1377 Black 7.50-14 15-Month Road Hazard Guarantee | Add Oply $3 for White Walls ALL PRICES PLUS TAX COMPARABLE LOW PRICfcS ON ALL SIZES -g- • vmm TIRE s !63MTTI For Chevroleis 36 Month Guarantee $ I Every new Firestone tire la GUARANTEED 1. Against defects in workmanship and materials for the life of the original tread 2. Against normal road hazards (except repairable punctures) encountered in everyday passenger car use for the number of months specified Repairs made without charge replacements prorated on tread wear and based on list prices current at time of adjustment UE&Z CALL US for your Truck Tire Needs McHENRY TIRE MART 3931 W. MAIN ST. McHENRY, ILLINOIS SV. 5-0294 Quite a few talks and demonstrations were given at this final meeting of the year: Susan Olsen on health; Mary Lee Wight's subject was artific i a l r e s p i r a t i o n ; - R o s a n n e j Strojny, devil's f ood cake; I Ronee Sommers spoke on hazards. Donna Mao Dean demonstrated white sauce making; Nancy Ruggero deviled eggs and Louise Ruggero, chicken salad; while Cathy Keith spoke on safety in the home. Wonder Lake Yacht Club A1 Sindcn won the race Sunclay in 1 hour, 11 minutes, 35 seconds, with Hal Thorsen's No. 3 boat, skippered by son, Gerald," finishing about a minute and a half la^er. j After a slight delay waiting for the weather to clear and | the wind to freshen, 8 boats j were off in a good start on a SE breeze. The wind increased during the race and what f started out to be a very slow I race was terminated in good I time. Third place went to Peter j Qeorgeson who was a scant 20 I seconds behind Thorsen. John j Harris finished fourth in 1 j hour, 15 niinutes and 33 sec- j onds. Mr. Adams, who came out with a brand new boat (no. 5* came in last in 1 hour, 13 minutes. 5 seconds. We hope a skipper for Mort Woodward's boat will be on hand for a few weeks, since four injured ribs has relegated Mort to the sidelines until he mends. He was injured in a sailing accident two weeks ago. Auto Body has moved io iis New Location 4704 W. Rte. 120 Lakeland Pk. -- McHenry Ph. EV 5-0444 1 Kindergarten Pre-Registration j Letters will go' out to all ! parents who have children 'starting kindergarten this fall in the next week. These are i children who are 5 years old, • or will be before Dec. 1, 1961 and who are on the list foi J k i n d e r g a r t e n a t H a r r i s o n 'school this fall. j Any new families who have j moved into the community | since the PTA census was taki en last May, and who have j children of elementary school age, are asked to notify ihe I school at W.L. 5742. Tf you have a child for kinj uergarten and do not receive I a letter by the tenth of August, please call the school and check with Mrs. Gustavson. I Attend Legion Auxiliary I Convention | Attending the Legion auxi iliary convention from Wonder I Lake last weekend were Mrs. Marian Cannon, ,as county president, and Mrs. Nancy Elbersen and Mrs: Lorraine Stahl, as delegates of the local chapter. The convention was held at the Morrison hotel in Chicago July 27, 28 and 29. * The local auxiliary reporls the recent card party a successful money raising venture and are grateful to all for their generous donations and for tlifir attendance. Game Boosts Team Morale .•Although they lost .by. ojse run to Harvard, that Wednesday night ball game did much to boost the morale of mm1 rookie'Junior Legion !:al! team. 'Harvard walked five Wnnder Lakers in the first inning to bring in two riins. In the second inning Craig lvnth came to bat with bases lo.idod and hit a home run for ;i G in il score. Bob Bruce hit a jrinie wiih one man left on base for the seventh run. Harvard s •d-.i- ! two in the last half of the second. In the third inning . 1 »• »i» Kruee hit a single and brouvi.! in a run. Harvard came hack in the fifth scoring six runs to lie, ! and won the gf:me in ihe -in • inning with a score 9 to 8. Line-up, Richard Damokow - ' ski and George Moder, p; Cope Bradford, c; Fred Kuseh. lb; ! Craig Keith, 2b; Bob Brtn-c. 13b; Terry Miller, ss; Terry .Hank. If: Fred Sorenson and ; George Moder, rf; and Joe ! I.undborg, cf. Christ The King Church | <&e\vs • Forlv. Hours devotion \viH (c-1 j he-Id in Christ the King p.irish. August 4, 5, and f. J'ian io i Adore our Lord during 'lie day land assist at Mass each. - da y | and devotions each evening at ! 8 p.m. !* Pre-Cana Conference ! Aug. 13, 14. in and IS. I or all : engaged couples of AVlic yv if'ounly at Chris! the Kin • church. All couples p'.an.vtv to be married before next June are t.o aUend these conferences. Register by calling Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Misiak. , , The ui^.nual barbecue of the Altar and Rosary society will he held Aug. 3 al the home of Mrs. Kd Waldy. 53IS Marsfield Drive. Hickory Falls ,-uhdivisien. Rosary w'!l precede tlv meeting al S:lfj. Guests aie welcome. Christening Anna Lynn Bedalow. daughter ef Stexen and Car'-1 Kaz.tk' Bedalow. v.as baptised by Father Thomas ('ou ,hlin on Sunday, July 23. Godparents ' are J '• >'yar.! ; ed Anna -Dolan. \nii\ity Lutheran Church News The T.uihrr League wiU have its monthly meeting Sunday, Aug. 13, at 7.30 p.m. Planning ihe fad pingram will -hp the business of. the evening and it would bo \Vell to have n.s many leaguers out for this meoling as poss'hie. C°aie and bring a friend and 'or at her League'.-. Ri!-:>in has -i 1,000 teachers of Kngl:-h. AIR RESERVE PREPARES FOR CRAFT RECOVERY Recent changes in the Air Resrive Forces ha\" brought a. new look Io ihe. Greater ROxford airport. Visitors and timeilers will see the Air Reserve in action readying thunseives for i;ert'orm,.:ice in the important ;-c.e of aircraft recovery. rC.nynd ..Air Recovery squ. di'en. coirmaed'-d by Lt. Col. Matthew P. 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