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isroday, December 21,1961 THE McHEMRY PLAINDEALER Page Five HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS NAME BOARD CHAIRMAN Walter Glass, Glass, Gorham company, has been elected ^lairman of the board of the TVilliam Boyd Andrews organization, Inc., 230 East Ohio street, Chicago-based, nationally- known communic a t i o n s specialists. William Boyd Andrews of McHfehry, thfe company an-« nounced, continues as president and chief executive officer. • Other officers elected were f-e1gh A. Wilson, vice-president jpd treasurer; Robert T. Littell, vice-president and creative director and Harry P. Stinespring, Jr. of McHenry, secretary. The Andrews Organization provides communications counseling and services to mid-wesi industry. 1 SET NEW RECORD ^ Northern Illinois Gas comiiany reported a record 910 million cubic feet of natural gas was used during the twentyfour hour period (noon, Dec. 12, to noon, Dec. 13) by the utility's customers in 315 communities outside Chicago. This exceeds the 24-hour record of 886 million cubic feet established last Dec. 22 (1960). „ ERECT SUB-STATION ™ Construction of a new elec tric sub-station hear Woodstock was started Dec. 14 by Public Service company as part of the utility's program for serving more than 3,600 customers in the city. Sale of the Woodstock municipal electric system to the utility is scheduled to be consummated on Jan. 2. According to Harold W. «tto, division vice-president of ublic Service company, the new sub-station will be located just south of the city near bypass Route 14, east of Dean street. McHenry Family Contributes To Local Christmas Spirit In the Wednesday morning mail we received the following contribution, with its only explanation that it was by collaboration of the Tomlinson family, 805 Columbus, McHenry. We thought our readers might get a chuckle over their version of "Twas The Night Before Christmas. CHALTTMAN RETIRES Arthur B. Modine, one of .Wisconsin's foremost inventors, engineers and industrialists, has announced his retirement ^5 chairman of the board of. director of Modine Manufacturing company, the firm he founded in 1916. He will continue as a director of this leading manufacturer of engine cooling products for the automotive industry and of heating and .air conditioning equipment. C. T. Perkins, formerly vice chairman, has been named to ^fccceed him as chairman of the board. From small rented quarters ;tof 10,000 square feet, Modine has expanded its facilities to include administrative, engineering and sales headquarter* at Racine, and manufacturing plants at Racine; LaPorte, Ind.; Paducah, Ky.; Whit tier, Calif., and McHenry. The comf iny's facilities now total .000,000 square feet of floor area with an employment of about 2,000 people. Sales for the fiscal year ended March 31. 1961, topped $31,000,000. "CHRISTMAS EVE AT THE GARAGE" 'Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the garage, Not an auto was stirring, not even a Dodge. The tires were all hung on the wall with care, In hopes that Santa would, -jfill them with air. And each radiator cap was ajar, so Santk might leave Anti-freeze for each Car., >1 The compacts were snuggled all warm in their sheds, And visions of accessories 'danced in their heads. "Caddy" in her convertible top, and Lincoln .'in his hardtop. Had just settled down for a long night's stop. When out on the driveway they heard such a, clatter. The Eord jumped up ta see what Was the matter. Out into the snow he dashed like a flash, He thought at first it was a run-away. Nash. But what vi$\his wondering headlights appeared. But a big Madk truck, and no tiny reindeer. And Santa \Vas sitting, all warm in his truck And he chuckled with glee at his wonderful "So many cars!" he laughed, "At just one spot, "Just by stopping right here I can unload a. lot, "And make my load lighter by many a gift, "So I'll be less likely to get stuck in a drift." So he set right to work as he had much to do. He adjusted each wheel and each tiny hrake shoe. Then he filled all the tires and the radiators too. There was a spotlight for Olds, and a jack for the Ford. And a lap robe that folds for the old fashioned Cord. And a set of Van Aukens he had as a spare, For the big Hudson Hornet, because they are rare. And a new set of hub caps for the Chevy Bel-aire. When he'd finished his job. Santa didn't say much, He just started his motor and threw in his clutch. But as he roared down the street he was heard to remark -- "I must be very fleet, for it's getting quiet dark. "It looks like a storm and I've still lots to do -- "So Merry Christmas to all. and ESPECIALLY YOU!" :k luckI ot, f w - s T MERRY NT. CORP. 1311 N. Riverside DR. EV 5-3800 W5»«tJ855jag55agtjas5Jag53tSESW5Tag55a^jaj5SSg63SR5JSg?JSg555a5S^KaS5SaS3t JSRSJSg? 5lowers of aiitinction J J 3700 W. ELM STREET McHENRY, ILLINOIS MEMBER F.T.D. owerS EV 5-2300 OPEN EVERY DAY INCLUDING SUNDAY UNTIL 9 p.m. CHRISTMAS DAY UNTIL 1 p.m. Drop Crystal Lake Winning three bouts by pins, seven others on points while losing only two bouts, McHenry grapplers dropped Crystal Lake 38-6. It was the fifth victory in six matches for the McHenry wrestlers, which also own decisions over Elavernon, Dundee, Z i o n - B e n t o n a n d H a r v a r d , while losing only to predominately strong Arlington Heights. Heavyweight Wayne Latimer, of McHenry, scored his third consecutive pin when he put Crystal Lake's Bob Mc- Vicker to the deck in three minutes of the second round. Other pins scored were by Bill Tychewicz (127), his second in a row and Wayne Fuchs (165) his first thus far. Results: McHenry 38 -- Crystal Lake 6 95 , pounds: Tom Hauck (McHS) beat Bouchard (C.L.1 2-0. 103 pounds: Bill Creighton ^HM&HS) beat Gallagher (C.L.) 9-0./3 112 pounds: Ken 127 pounds: Bill Tychewica (McHS) pinned McLaughlin (C.L.) 5:48. 133 pounds: Jim Meyer (McHS) beat Jurs (C.L.) 5-2. 138 pounds: Gulley (C.L.) beat A1 Baur (McHS) 8-2. 145 pounds: Jim Dowhin (McHS) beat Woodman (C.L.) 4-0. 154 pounds: Witt (C.L.) beat Stramaglio (McHS) 10-6. 165 pounds: Wayne Fuchs (McHS) pinned Stephani (C.L.) 5:23. 180 pounds: Bob Wahl (McHS) by default over Peterson (C.L.) Hwy.: Wayne Latimer (McHS) pinned McVicke; (C.L.) 3-00. (McHS > beat Thorsen 5-0. 120 pounds: Jay (McHS) beat Carson 6-0. Beat Harvard Last Tuesday, December 12. ihe McHenry Varsity Wrestlers beat Harvard with a score of 43-7. Capturing nine bouts, drawing with two others and losing only one bout, McHenry Wrestlers came up with one of its most creditable jobs this season. Featuring six pins by Ken Lishamer, his third, Jay Sayler. who is fast becoming one of McHenry's most outstanding juniors. Bill Tychewicz, who i Lishamer | now has a 4 wins, 1 defeat rec- ! Junior Jim Meyer, also a fast improving grappler, won his bout by a 7-0 decision. As did Senior Wayne Fuch 4-0. Fuchs, also undefeated with a 4 win, 1 draw record. Bill Marquart gained a tie bout with his opponent with a just in time take down with two seconds remaining on the clock. Joe Bellino also gained a tie in his match, 6-6. 95: Bellino (McH) tied Meac (H) 6-6. 103: Hauck (McH) bea: Mauros (H) 5-0. 112: Lishamer (McH Melby (H). pinned STATE NURSERY TREES AVAILABLE FOR RURAL LAND Price lists are now available for ordering state nursery trees to plant next spring. Sam Henning, farm planner for the Soil Conservation service and McHenry County Farm Adviser Ralph Burnett report that you can get one of the 1962 price lists along with the application blanks at theif ofing purposes and should be ord e r e d i n m u l t i p l e s o f - p l a n t s of any one species. A bale of 1;000 seedlings will weigh about 40 pounds. Tops of conifer seedlings average 5 to 10 inches iall. Hardwood seedlings are' generally -larger and taller. » Any tr£e" bought" from the state nurseries are to be planted on rural land for the production of timber crops, for soil erosion control, for field shelterbelts and for wildlife (C.L.) j ord. A1 Baur, his second of the i season, Captain Jim Dowhin, Sayler ; his second, and Heavyweight (C.L.) j Wayne Latimer, also registered his second. fices. These trees are available i habitat, Henning and Burnett from either of the two state ' point out. State-grown stock nurseries at Topeka and Jones- ' must not be used for ornamen- 120: Sayler (McH) pinned ! boro- Thpy ar« for forest plant- tal or landscaping purposes: Brumfield (H>. j 127: Tychewicz (McH) pinned Mead (H) j 133: Meyer (McH) beat Me-j Cauley (H) .7-0, j 138: Baur (McH) pinned Wilkil (H). 145: Dowhin (McH) pinned Crumb ('H). 154: Davidson (H) beat Mars (McH V 10-2. | ft' 165: Fuchs (McH) beat Waj: 'if ner (H) 4-0. [ jjj| 180: Marquart (McH) tied jJS O'Niel (H) 2-2. § Hwy. Latimer (McH) pinneo. S Bankson (Hi. R I Merry . Christmas' With signs of Christmas all about us, we wanted to wish you and yours all the joys of the season. GENDE'S George 1 of England, (1714 ® to 1727) could read, write oi speak no English, and never PALACE RECREATION | 1243 N". Green St, Ph. EV 5-9849 I tried to learn. YOUR FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD FOOD STORES WISHES TO ONE AND ALL A VERY HORMEL WHOLE Boneless Rolled U. S. Graded -- 8-15 lb size Armour Star -- Fully Cooked SHANKLESS HAMS Whole or String half 48c lb. Butt Half 55c lb. 100% Pure Fresh GROUND Q BEEF 2 lbs. «f to 7 lb. Average LARGE Grade A CAPONS RUMP ROAST HEN TURKEYS KEEP UNDER (EfltlGWAHM L. S. Choice -- 5th thru 6tli ribs TANDING RIB ROAST Top Quality -- 5 to 7 ROASTING CHICKENS lr. S. Choice -- Flat bone 3 to 5 average CHUCK ROAST LGAG ISLAUD DUCKLINGS 10-11 Lb. KRAFT DE LUXE Avg. Tin Margarine. TO GET THE BEST -- GET Sealtest 'i Gal. CARNATION EVAPORATED Milk CERTIFIED RED LABEL Salt Beauty CATSUP American KRAFT iarbecue Sauce RAGGEDY AH H DOMINO McCORMICK IMITATION CANE Buffer Flavor Certified Last Minute Christmas Gift PILLSBURY Cookies CkM. Cfci,. W«.r Oatm««l, Coco*nut, Mint, G«»9*f MeUtm, Fudet Brewniei King$ Size Fresh Produce Daily FOLGER'S Large California Navel MOUNTAIN GROWN ORANGES. Real Fine Calif rascal COUNTRY'S DELIGHT f 2 for 19c 93 SCORE "AA" GRADE DEL MONTE Pumpkin. No. 1 Louisiana Kiln Dri«*d . .2 lbs. 19c CANADA DRY Ginger Ale Raggedy Ann Spaced Crabapples or Apple Rings DEL MONTE Fruits for Salad • DEL MONTE WHOLE Spiced Peaches. DEL MON'c Sliced Pineapple RAGGEDY ANN STRAINED Cranberry Sauce USE IN COFFEE #1 Flat Tins FOR FRYING. BAKI AND SALADS Kraft Oil IMPERIAL Margarine • • PlLLSBURr Pancake Mix PILLSBURY READY-TOBAKE Butterscotch Cookies PILLSBURY OR BALLARD SWEET OR Buttermilk Biscuits PHILADELPHIA BRAND CREAM CHEESE Salt DaUi: Dec. 21.22123 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities ^09 &2ms' RAGGEDY ANN ^ Golden Yams • . . 2 ft* 39 RED LABEL WHOLE KERNEL ^ t,"r*T Golden Corn ,2^-^25 DEL MONTE WHOLE . . 1 . : • BLUE LAKE STYLE . ^ ^ Green Beans. • • . JL DEL MONTE" WHOLE PEELED ^ Tomatoes 2 Domino or C&H ^ Powdered Sugar 2 for *5* RITTER WHOLE SPEARS Asparagus COLLEGE INN Tomato Cocktail. • • DEL MONTE Pineapple Juice RAGGEDY ANN ^ Mandarin Oranges 2 Tins^ 3# HAWAIIAN Punch . . .6^79*3 303 Tfo* 14-6*. Jar 2&-Ot,^^C 46-Ch. Tin REGALA MARASCHINO Cherries • . 46-Oi. Tins 4-Ot Jar T 2Y STORES C