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Thursday, September 7, 1961 THE McHENRT PLAINDEALER Page F!vi PISTAKEE COUNTRY CLUB •»" NEWS The annual tournament and banquet of Pistakee Country Club's Thursday Twilight League next Sunday (September 10) will signal the end of the eighth season for the group, according to James Jensen, President. Approximately 100 members and Quests will participate in golfing activities, the banquet and other festivities. Other league officers for the current year are Ed Underi wood, vice president. La Verne ; Golofit, treasurer, and Wally Golofit, handicapper. RUMMAGE SALE The women's division of the Cerebral Palsy group is sponsoring a rummage sale Sept. 15 and 16 at McHenry Garage, 926 N. Front street, with Mrs. Anthony Varese as chairman. Her committee includes Mrs. John Smith. Mrs. Helen Harth and Mrs. Charles Miller. I f f ) 11 I I Life seems to be a lot like playing a horn--you must put a m in at one end, to get something out of the other end. McHenry Plaindealer *385-0170 or 385-0171 3812 W. Elm St., McHenry, II! Published every Thursday ci McHenry, 111., by the McHenr\ Publishing Company, Inc. EDITORIAL K Mb September 5th -r Back to school. -- and from the looks of the K<>lf scores today that's where most of us should have been. Golf School! The Relay Tournament did come up witlv a few pood rounds. First Place McHenry Club News MAflONAl 3EllA,f))c6T,t \ tmciiTiii/ W. BURFKINDT, Publisher ADELE FROEHLICH, Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry County 1 Year $3.50 6 Months $2.00 3 Months $1.25 Outside McHenry County 1 Year $4.00 6 Months $2.25 ^Months $1.&0 Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, 111. By Frank Rourke The last holiday weekend of the golfing season of 1961 is over. Many golfers wha played Saturday, Sunday ahd Monday are very happy to go back to work and rest up for next week's golf. We are unable to report the winners for the past weekend as someone took off with the score sheets. Maybe they will be located for next week's column. Rounds Of The Week Vale Adams, 70; Paul Overton, 73; Ed Buss, 73. went to June Rink and Alice I Overheard Here And There: Marion with a- 46-53/73'2 net. ! Anyone, who is a dog en- Second Place to Floss O'Con- j thusiast see Doc Sayler, as nell and Lctty. Busscher 47-! Doc is starting a new club 52/80'a net. Low net for the! for the members and their Day in Class A Emily Hes-! guests. The name of the club ter and June Rink. 70; Class j as yet is unknown. The rumor B Kathryn Ropers. 88 and I is that it will be called, (make Class C Elsie Olson, 88. I sure you have shoes on when The Mother-Offspring Tour- vou Pu* ou* your dog). nament last Thursday was a! Bob Slaney gave Lou Conlarge succcss. The 52 players | saga a book that must be very ranged in age from 8 to ? In i interesting. As Lou was reading first place were John and Marilyn Reihansperger; 2nd place Roy and Bette Moss; 3rd place Tom and Floss O'Connell. Lowest not for the girls went to Sherec Williams and Gerda Weselius. Wish I had the space THREE DRIVER LICENSES ARE REVOKED IN AREA 'The office of Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has reported the revocation of the driyer licenses of Ralph C. Allen of Algonquin and Ralph D. Cole of Harvard for driving while intoxicated; also Roger B. Nelson of Rt. 1, Wonder Lake, for permitting fradulent use of license. Suspensions have been ordered for Hjalmer Peterson of Rt. 2, Wonder Lake, for driving while intoxicated; James F. Elliott of Rt. 120 west, McHenry, Ronald P. Etters of Cary. Michael J. Grit7.uk of Spring Grove. Edward Petrey, Warren Kuetemeyer and Leonard Parker of Crystal Lake. Lloyd Steinford of Lakewood, Karl Stern of Algonquin and Maynard Knutson of Woodstock, all for three violations; and Henry Gehl of Algonquin for violating restriction on IN cense or permit. Probationary permits have been issued to Bruce H. Bohuslav of McHenry and Ivturence Hammer of Crystal"Lake. Legal ELM DISEASE DISCUSSED BY FARM ADVISER Dutch Elm disease is causcd by a fungus, says Farm Adviser Ralph Burnett. After being introduced into the water conduct ine vessels of the sapwood of an elm by the feeding activities oi elm bark beetles, the fungus is able to 'ij'row and spread throughout the tree. Substances produced by the fungus (.stimulate the production of gums which plug the water conducting cells in the sapwood. This plugging greatly reduces the wat^r supply avail able to the leaves. Also, substances produced by the fungus poison the leaf tissues. Affected trees show characteristics wilt symptoms and later die. This disease is carried from diseased to healthy most commonly by the. European elm bark beetle. This beetle breeds in dying and 'dead elm trees. "flagging". The wilting leaves wither and fall prematurely. The 6 a f) w o o d of affected branches may be streaked with brown or be brown throughout. If a branch is cut across with a knife, this browning may be seen as a circle of dots or as a ring in the wood beneath the bark. Most trees live from one to three years after the first symptoms appear. Usually large trees do not die the same year in which foliage first appear, and it is unusual for a diseased tree to live longer than four years. No treatment is known that will cure a tree once infection has spread into the trunk. Many research agencies are continually searching, for chemicals which will prevent or cure the disease. Tests, to be valid, must be carried over a period of several years and must involve a large number of trees. The Illinois State Natural History Survey is in frequent con- WOULD-BE TAX CHEATS INCREASE DURING LAST YEAR gence in the year ended June 30, 1961. This compared with. 1,194 indicted in the previous fiscal year. I H. Alan Long, director of the C r i m i n a l c a s e s i n v o l v i n g ! I n t e l l i g e n c e d i v i s i o n , s a i d s p e - would-be tax cheats investigat- c'al agents investigated over ed by its intelligence division 16.500 cases, of which 3,677 increased sharply in the 1961 became full-scale investigafiscal year, the Internal Reve- tions. In initiating these Lnnue Service has reported. The Deparment of Justice obtained indictments against 1,669 individuals in tax fraud cases referred by IRS Intelliing with DDT are important in protecting healthy trees. Sanitation practices destroy reservoirs of infection and breeding places for the beeil.-s that cainvestigations. the Intelligence division screened and evaluated almost 116,000 leads, or information items relating to possible tax evasion. Persons brought to justice ' during this period included representatives of almost the I entire range of professions and businesses, from grave-digger, to steeplejack. Unreported dividend and inehapter 10 to Matt Hoffman the members in the locker room showed much interest and wanted to know where they could buy the book. NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by the City Council of the City of McHenry at the office of the City Clerk or at the City Hall until 8 o'clock P.M.. September 18, 1961 for furnishing Compact Station Wa- Earle Seepe and John Var Qn Bids will be accepted on esc have been supplying toma- 1 ??!?, , to mention all the wonderful | toes to the golfers for an'-- -?n . "ritv Counci1 «•* ** .round of Bo,r snack, j JSl sportsmanship. | Earle this past week had Next week your Handicap cherry tomatoes. Last week Commit lee has dreamed up a | John and Earle had tomatoes Best-Ball Threesome. Pick your! as large as watermelons. The The fungus grows and fruits j (ac^ with all agencies in the abundantly in beetle -allenes. j United States doing scientific Beetles emerging f rom these , search on Dutch elm disease galleries carry the lungus "n ami has not yet learned of any them. 1 hey fee*1-m the cnnches j ppQYpf, cure Claims made for of twigs of healthy trees, and j "cures" now on the market while feeding deposit the fun- 1 have not been substantiated by gus in the wounds. i data that are recognized as The first symptoms of infec-| valid by responsible plant pation are wilting and yellowing j thologists. of leaves on one or in>re Healthy trees can lxr protect - branches, a condition called ed. Both sanitation and sprayry the Dutch elm disease fun- ! terest case's comprised a si?egus. Spraying healthy trees able port-ion of the cases sucprotects them against infection ccssfully prosecuted. by killing fungus-bearing hee- j In the wagering and cointies that attempt to feed on | operated gaming device enthem. This must be done on a j foreement area, three nationcommunity wide basis; indi-1 wide coordinated raids were vidual action is of little value, staged the fiscal year. lOWLiMG L SECRET ARE 'Ul partners and get on the tee. This season is a long way from closing. seeds to grow these monsters ha've been in the Varese family,, for 50 years. ^ Men are contrary and cranky COLLEGE STUDENTS: The •women are only,firm. Many motorists drive under the influence of their wife. new special cheeking account reserve the right to reject an> and all bids or to waive any informality in any bid and to accept any considered advantage to the city. CITY OF McHENRY By: EARL R. WAl^SH City Clerk (Pub. Sept. 7. 14." 1961) What lies ahead of us ordi- I PR0FE«T0nRl DIRECTORY O EARL R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm A Life L. Representing L.ELI ABLE COMPANIES When You Need Insurance of Any Kind Phone riVergreon 8-0043 or 6-0968 4^| W. Elm St., McHenry, til. DR. JOHN T. GRAY Optometrist 1280 N. Green Street Office Phone: EV 5-0186 Res. Phone: Ev 5-6191 Thurs.: Daily 9:30 - 5:00 Tues. & Frl. Evenings 6:30 to 9 p.111. Closed All Day Wednesdays Examined-(ilasses Fitted i-ontact Lenses Fitted Repair Service K".f 8-61 SCHROEDER IRON WORKS Structural Steel Md Ornamental Visit Our Showroom* WBKK-TV Channel 7 KM A A.M SUNDAY, SEPT. 10 "THE LKiirr THAT TRANSFORMS OUR LIVES" Illinois woman and former atheist tells how new concept of God changed their lives. Kodio. WAIT (8?0 k. i Sun. 9 00 A.M. W.IJD (II AO k r) R 00 AM last Sundci) at the McHenry State Bank Is narily causes more concern Ideal for you. 9"7-14-611 than what lies within us. FlEUWrS DAIRY, Inc. Complete Line of Dairy Products -- PREE DELIVERY -- Locally Owned and Operated Phone EV. 5-0232 Just one big . .. . . . t o a l l ! for the wonderful co-opepation and support 7 at our 9th annual dance. 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A Ron! .... 2 6?'49' DOMINO MAO SUPER FINE BURGERS PIPD BRAND Sausage CHICKEN OF THE SEA . o. a -- Tuna Pies 2 *9« 45c MARIE S WITH SAUSAGE ^ Ffca 3^ DRESSELS Party Puffs ^ 49' tortreRw , fiionulntea BROADCAST Chili Con Came .. BROADCAST Corned Beef Hash BROADCAST Potted Meat 2 "if 41 BROADCAST 14-Ot. Tim SUGAR WOt55e 2 ^ 25 Bremner s Dixie Bell DOMINO 49 Fresh sssss-w Dried Beef • • 43* #j* 79c Saliines Full Pound BROADCAST Chopped Ham 12-Os. Tin O O s m 8® </i > m I Ul Z o X 73 Corner of Green & Elm Streets In The Heart Of Downtown McHenry (We Reserve The Ripht To Limit Qiuintitios.) T O P Q U A L I T Y F O O D S AT L O W E S T P R I C E S D A I L Y m D € > •<