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Page Eight THE McHEStRY PLAINDEALER COMMUNITY YOUTH HAVE ENVIABLE RECORD AT FAIR Thursday. August 10. 19tj^ Continued from Pagp I) The following ratings were given in the Ringwood Sunshine Girls club for entries in the Ringwoori Sunshine Girls club for entries in the calling contest: Ida Mae Walking on, Sue Jacobsen, Julie Thompson, Lin no a Larson. Donna Holrnmh, Donn;< •Sehmel/cr. Linda I/iw, Lind.1 Gelvin and Karen Larson, all A ratings: Kvelyn Harrison. Lily Rnyrl. Debbie Harvey and Terry Ktten. B. Patricia Hogan. the oounfy dairy princess, won p. blue ribbon for her entry in flower arranging. Tito club has Mrs. Paul Walkinulon and Mrs. Arnold Larson as loaders. and Miss Ho-.-.tu a>. junior loader. Cherry Valley members earned the following ralines' in the *1-11 ratpgoiy: Flower Gardens. Pally Drosrlow. and Donna Siiimel/or. A; Dorothy Curran- and Cathy Curran, B: Liz LirUiian. C.. handicraft. Dorothy ;md Cathy Curran, both A. .Busy Three members rated as follows in the dairy 4-H ela-silica!ion; Robert Schmi't, 2 A ratings. Keith Weingart, four A's. *1 B's and a C. "Richard Weingart, 2 Cs, Duane Scbmitt. 2 iVs. Tom King, C. A l l e n H a r r i s o n , C . D u a n c Scbmitt, B. 7n the home garden ciass, A ratings went to Mike Hogan. ( Cnlhy and Dorothy Curran: B | ratings to Roger Schiller and ! Loo Poblocki: C ratings to I Catherine Poblocki. Curtis | M"ore and Sarah Whiting. j Tn the beef class, A ratines) wmM to Allen Ktlen. Mike Fp- i pers. Linrla Gelvin. Jim Ft ten j and Ken Fnpers. A seednd rat- | ill?, u as won by Ken Klten and j a third by Craig Miller. | Open Class ! The lieef. open class ratings j f'-iimd Allen Fatten and Ron ' Gelvin with top ratings, Mike ' F.ppcrs and Jim F.tien seeonri, i Linda Gelvin, third, and Ken El ten and Ken Fppors, fourth. | In I be open class flower class. Sally Dresdow, 1, and Donna Srhmelzer. two firsts and l\v: fourih place ratings. Saliy Dre.-dow also had two third ratings. two firsts and one fifth in Ihe g.trden. HH:.S. Keith Weingart rif lived a second and two third ratings in the open class dairy class. The prize steer sold this year for $.57 a pound and went to the Hebron Packing company. It was interesting to note that higher auction prices were reported this year than at any time since the fairs were inaugurated. About 25,000 attended the four-day fair, and many of these expressed special interest in the $1,000,000 farm machinery exhibit on display. The Fair association, in counting this as the most successful event to date, was happy that so many dealers cooperated to present this Outstanding display. 'There were 170 entries in the horse show, which continues to grow jn popularity. Girl Scout Ratings In the Girl Scout division, first place in the Brownie class* went to Troop 201 of Wonder l.<ake Mrs. Frank Wasielewske, leader, and / second to Troop 192 of McHenry, with Mi's. Anthony Varese as leader. J The intermediate division found Troop 318 in Wonder I^ike receiving top honors, with Mrs. Stanley Wilson as leader. Other winners were Troop 495, Wonder Lake, with Mrs. John Harris as leader, third, and Troop 494 of Wonder Lake, Mrs. Fred Maxstadt: leader, fifth. Troop 201 of Wonder Lake took first place in the Brownie demonstration competition for the enactment of the Old Indian's Tale. Troop 495 won second place in the intermediate demonstration class. Slug Owner, Take Money From Wallet (Continued from Page 1) tied and put back into his pocket. After conferring, the bandits decided to take him downstair^. and there they bound his feet with wire and placed a dirty white rag around his neck. His hands were not tied. The hold-up men told him not to call the police or they would be back. As they pulled away from the shop in a blue and white 1955 or 1956 Chevrolet, Matthesius pursued them in his own car, but lost them in McHenry. He drove directly to Ihe city hall and notified Chief Joseph Grobel. The sheriffs office was notified and at 1:30 in the afternoon they were still checking clews. The first three numbers of the Illinois plates were known to be 164. JOHN SHAY I IS NEW CIVIL DEFENSE DIRECTOR (Continued from Page t) Musin' & Meandering (Continued from Page I) low bids on the proposed plan and also on the alternate plans. Pending decision on subdivision plat in the area which might alter location of one main, the engineer was instructed to contact the contractor hs to time limit on the bid. Property owners will pay $17,222 toward the total project cost of $58,-( you look back and wonder why everyone else has aged but you. This kind of pride can hardly be classified as false. It is only an exhilaiating experience enjoyed mi seldom by the "young at heart," who feel very confident that their spirit for living must be reflected in their appearance. 593. j The. Plaindcaler was happy Study Annexation i with a visit last week from City Attorney John F. Looze i jyjt. ;irni Mis. Alfred Aregger, recommended to the Council | f*»i,inc»r MeCullom Lake resithat a complete study be made !( ] ).nis whf) have just returned ol the Lakeland Park area be- |ro:n month's trip to Switzer- LAYCOCK DEATH BRINGS TRAFFIC TOLL TO NINETEEN fore action is taken on annexation proceedings. The recommendation called for publication of all facts in 'order that property owners in both Lakeland Park and McHenry would understand both the benefits and the costs before reaching a decision. The fairness of siicli a plan met with general approval. The parking and traffic situation on Green street, between Elm and Peatl, continues as a major problem. Street widening has been" considered in the past. One-way traffic has also been proposed. As a .step toward alleviating the congestion, the Council voted to install parking . meters in the block. Meters will also be installed on the west side oi" Riverside Drive, south of Kim street. The new Municipal Services Occupation Tax came in for discussion, but was ivlerred to the city attorney. v\ ho will secure further information from the state department. The council will meet again next Monday night to re. ei\e and review the--annual audit report. land and Germany. The couple stopped in McHenry to visit old friends enroute back- to Los Angeles, Calif., where they now make their home. Anyone who has any. qualms about reaching the age of 70, or of approaching their golden wedding, day, need only look at August Lakeberg of MeCullom Lake and there will be no further need for concern.' Mr. Lakeberg, who with his wite eelcbiatcd their golden wedding anniversary last week, maintains a zest for living which i might well l»c envied by the | very young, and his activities ! bear out the interest he mainj tains in hobbies which have kept him from growing old. We know a few others like him, and all of us can be mighty thankful they are part ! of our community, to bolster our spirits. j Teenagers are people who • aren't bright enough to realize that parents just couldn't be Hartley Craven Laycock III, 19. son of Hartley Laycock, Jr. a vice-president of the Quaker Oats Co., lost his life w hen his sports car skidded into a tree just a quarter of a mile from his home on Country Club road, just east of Bull Valley road early Saturday. The accident occurred a; the crest of a hill as the youth was en route to work at the Jewel Tea Co., iu Barrington. His death brought the 1961 toll in the ' county to nineteen. Other Accidents A two-ear eoiiLsion on Rt, 176. near Silver Lake road, Sunday afternoon resulted in injuries to one driver. Frank M. Geske of Crystal Lake, who suffered shoulder and chest injuries and was treated at McHenry hospital. His car and a semi-truck tractor driven by Richard Madden of Wonder Lake, were reported to be traveling west when Geske attempted to pass the Other vehicle just as Madden started to make a left turn. Geske was charged with improper passing and the Madden youth for failure to signal a turn and for having no valid chauffeur's license. Catherine Druml of Lakeland Park was treated in McHenry hospital for a whiplash neck injury as the result of an auto accident Saturday afternoon on Rt. 120, west of McHenry. She was riding in a car driven by her husband, Edward, when they were struck from l>ehind by another auto driven by George Bolick of McHenry. The accident occurred when Druml slowed to permit a car ahead of him to turn. Frieda LaCerba of Wonder Lake was still confined to Memorial hospital in Woodstock Wednesday as the result of a two-car accident which occurred at the intersection <f Seneca and Seminole streets in Wonder Lake early this week. Mi's. LaCerba was eastbound on Seminole and the other car, driven by Stephannie Gale of Wonder Lake, was travelling north on Seneca when the vehicles collided Sam LaCerba. 10, riding with his mother, was unhurt. Miss Gale sustained facial lacerations. Only one minor accident occurred in McHenry last weekend. Police say Marcelline Gough of Millstream Drive was backing away from a parking place in front of the Jewel Tea Store on Elm street Friday morning when her car struck another vehicle driven by Louis F. Groth of McHenry, who was west-bound in the lane back of her auto. EXTENSIVE TOUR ABROAD ENDS FOR GLADSTONE FAMILY Dr. and Mrs. Lee Gladstone with their children, Lorna and Evan, returned to MqHenry this week after an extensive tour of Israel, Greece, Switzerland, Italy, France and England. Dr. Gladstone left McHenry on June 5 to attend the advance course in internal medicine held in Boston at the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital of Harvard Medical School. In addition, to visiting foreign countries, Dr. Gladstone attended medical conferences and hospitals to observe tl systems and methods as cof pared to American. He stated that from his observations, McHenry hospital and its equipment is far superior to small hospitals in foreign countries. CLAIRE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 1222 N. GREEN STREET Phone EV 5-0010. Wliy do tints either look too red or yellow, and can it be corrected? Red or yellow is thrown from changing your hair from natural, and can be corrected by having an experienced stylist alter your formula. CLARA • ELEANORE MARY ANN Mon., Tues., Fri., Sat.: Open 8-5 Thurs.: 8-9 By App't. Don't Turn To Fall Styles Yet -- A Hot August Is Predicted. i t h a t s t u p i d , a n d s t i l l ^ p r o d u c e ! such gorgeous creatures as tliev are. Smith's Alinement Service ELMER SMITH, Owner "Across from Ball Park in West McHenry" 1313 No. North Drive McHenry, 111. 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