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Thursday, May 31, 1962 THE McHENRY PUUNDEALER McHENRY PLAINDEALER Ert. 1875 8812 W. Elm St. Phone 885-0170 Published Every Thursday at McHenry, 111. by McHENRY PUBLISHING CO. 1942 » fiATIONAl tOITOHUL -Sgg- ASgbCMTlSlN IHt V f l S S D C I H T I O n / Subscription Rates In McHenry County 1 Year • • .$4.00 6 Mos $2.25 3 Mos. $1.50 Outside McHenry County 1 Year $4.50 " 6 Mos. ..: $2 50 3 Mos. .-v .$1.75 RICHARD FTTHT.FR JOINS FACULTY OF EASTERN COLLEGE CITY'S SHARE - OF SALES TAX TOTALS $5,359 Page Five . McHenry's share of the February city sales tax collection^ made in March and representing a tax of one-half- per cent on retail sales amounts to $5,- 359. This compares ^ith Crystal Lake with $7,030.53 and Woodstock $6,283.64. * Other amounts received by the various county municipalities are as follows: .jJjLarry E. Lund -- Bils. Mgr. Adele Froehlich, Editoi Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, 111. MCHS GOLF TEAM WINDS UP SEASON WITH 9-3 RECORD In the past \vesk the McHenry golf team won four matches to end the season with :a nine win and three loss ie- • cord. A well balanced spuad supported this record. After the district, meet, the McHenry. boys beat Liberiyville 6-4, •Grant, 10-0, Antioch 8-2, and St. George of Evanstun 6-4. Members of the team who contributed to a successful season are Bob Beckenbaugh, Bill Funk, John Rourke 3* „ it A Newkirk and Allan Kuncl, ^ This year Bob Beckenhaugh ^vill have his name inscribed on a trophy awarded to the player having the lowest total strokes throughout the entire season. Bill Funk, a sophomore. camo in second and John Rourke third. This trophy was donated Mo the high school by the McHenry Country Club. Bob has also been named recipient of a Chick Evans scholarship and presently intends to Enroll at the University of Illinois under this scholarship. The cooperation and assis- • tance 'giYefi to the golf squad by members and sinff of the McHenry Country Club contributed greatly toward the success of the season. Charles Cud a Early publication of the Plaindealer this week makes it impossible for me to give you the results of our golf event on Tuesday, May 29. Hope everyone benefits from Chris j their round of golf wjth our. Pro. A short open meeting is intended to clarify some of the requirements of our tournaments. Tf you have any questions regarding your eligibility please do not hesitate to come to your Handicap Committee. That's w^at your officers, board members, and committees are for. We wani to make 1 his a Ladies Golf Association in which every single member is an active, satisfied participant. ? Next week, on June 5, we will travel to Woodstock for RICHARD FUHLER Richard H. Fuhler. son of Mrs. John Fuhler, 701 Lily avenue, McHenry, has recently joined the faculty of the Adirondack, ^Community college, the Glens Falls branch of New ^ork State university, in the "ield of business administration. Mr. Fuhler is a 1952 graduate of McHenry high school, was homecoming king of that year,' and served four years in he United States Navy. He received his bachelor's and naster's degrees at Northern Illinois university in DeKalb, and at present is teaching bookkeeping and accounting. He will instruct classes in law at ihe opening of the September term. In high school, rMchard was active in sports and music. In ?ollege he was a member of »he Delta Beta Epsilon, the Accounting club, and the Newman club. Mr. Fuhler's wife (the former Pat Maher of Lakemoor) is chairman of the nominating committee of the faculty women of the Adirondack Community college. Mr. and Mrs. Fuhler make their home with their three children at 80 Bay street, Glens Falls, New York. Algonquin Cary Fox River Grove - Harvard Hebron Huntley Marengo .. Richmond Local village colle< .$1,015.67 . 1,370^ . 936.59 . 2,979.34 . 298.6$ . 783.42 . 1,495.28 587.09 r&ons included Sunnyside, $44.10^ Lakemoor, $84.39; Island ^Lake, $349.47. The . County of McHenry is scheduled to receive $6,299.54. Listed according to total collections for retailers' occupation and use service occupation tax, the amounts were as follows: McHenry, $8,581.75: Lakemoor, $603.13; Island Lake. $309.46; Johnsburg, $322.16: Pingwoori, S251.35; Sunnyside, $315.10; Wonder Lake. $2,- 213.92. In-laws wouldcft be so bad, if they weren't related to> your wife. Guest Day. This is one of our favorite neighboring clubs so Ik? sure and come along. Sign up sheet is posted on the Bulletin Board. Please get your names down no later than May 31. STATE OFFICIALS TO TALK BEFORE YOUNG DEMOCRATS Michael J. Howlett, state auditor of public acc6unts, will address the Young Democrats of McHenry County at their annual dinner Saturday evening, June 2. in the V.FAV. hall at Woodstock. Another guest speaker will ber Honorable Samuel H. Shapiro, lieutenant governor for the state. Herbert Frn"ks. of Union chairman of the group, and William Giblin, county Democratic chairman, said more than 300 are expected to attend. a "We know him as a forceful speaker." said Chairman Giblin, who has appeared in McHenry county several times previously. We hope he can give us a view of the state and ! federal issues at stake in the j fall campaign." | WIN DIVORCES 1 Dorothy Chismar of Mc- ! Henry was granted a divorce from John Chismar by Judtre William M. Carroll in circuit court last Friday. Theodore A. Gregory was given a divorce last Friday from Audrey Gregory. GRANDSON OF LOCAL RESIDENT TO BE ORDAINED •*» HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Brother Kenneth Brown, son of Mr and Mrs. Louis Brown, formerly of Crystal Lake and now if Tucson, completes studies at Holy Mission seminary, Winchester, Va„ and will be ordained on May U. Fr. Brown will say his firstf mass at Transfiguration church, Waueonda. at noon on June 3. The yew priest is the »on of 'We former Helen Wiser of Yolo. His grandmothers are Mrs. Anna Brown of Broad street. McHenry, and Mrs. "Laura Wiser of Waukegan. He attended grade school at St. Thomas. Crystal Lake. Junior high at Wakefield school in Tucson, and later studied at Holy Trinity Mission seminary r.t Holy Trinity. Ala., and Father Judge Mission seminary, Silver Lake, Brochney. Pa. RECEIVES ^VW ARD David Fantus. a senior at Millikin university, Decatur. HI., was owe of two to receive accounting prizes at the an- ANNOUNCE RETIREMENT Theodore H. Beahler, 108 •Sunset driye, McHenry, retired recently from Commonwealth Edison company after 21 years of service. He started in 1941 as a painter in the service buildings department ind in 1957 transferred to the ;ubstation construction department. Since 1961 he had been an electrical mechanic at the "hicago-North division, 3500 N. California Ave. , Village trustee and founder of the local library, Mr. Bfiehler is president of the Mchenry Library association. He and his wife, Margaret, are Scout leaders and their daughter, Lorraine, will receive the Curved Bar, highest Girl Scout award. She is a student at McHenry Junior high school. Another daughter, Terry, is ore-school age, and Richard, 'heir son, is employed. The Beahlers have been married twenty-seven years and attend the Alliance Bible church in McHenry. 3)<m(ffderb The regular meeting of the International Order of Jbb's Daughters, Bethel 98, took place May 24, with Susan Prawl, honored queen, presiding. Under business, we discussed the horseback riding party with the DeMolay, which will be held June 7. ~ Election of officers was held, and Kathy Kingott will be our lew marshal. Marlene Viita, Reporter tors of Modine Manufacturing company, Racine, Wis., at their regular meeting on May 21. PRESENT PLAQUES \T LAST MEETING OF HAIRDRESSERS . The Northwest Suburban Hairdressers and Cosmo! ologists association. Unit 47. will hold its next meeting on Wedlesday, June &, at Campbell's Hearthstone restaurant, Quenten road anil Rt. 14, Palatine. This is the last meeting before the vacation period. During the meeting, delegates will he .selected for the national convention to be held in Minneapolis. Artist Kenneth Rexti.se, outstanding stylist, will be present as guest of the evening. Plaques will be awarded to several hair stylists who are t h r e e - t i m e t w i n n e r s , a m o n g them Adeline Petersen of Mc- Henrv. DRIVING CAMPAIGN Dr. Henry Fivund, 1224 N. Green strec;. was one of more than 600 optometrists throughout the state of Illinois who took part in a giant statewide Memorial Day safe driving campaign. Members of the Illinois Optometric assoc i a t i o n gave a special "Holiday Alert" kit to their patients to call attention to Memorial Day traffic dangers. The optometry group cooperated with the Illinois Police Benevolent association. sponsors of the 1962 program. DECLARE DIVIDEND j A quarterly dividend of 30 , i cents per share on the outnual'awards day assembly held ; landing capital stock was d-;- this past week. ' ' dared by the board of direc- * PISTAKEE COUNTRY CLUB Pistakee Country Club is doing its part in further de- j veloping this area as the Chain | of Lakes playground among local residents I The club offers group golf lessons to interested persons fen the area, according to Bill JVIalpede, club impresario. He said: "With Ihe skyrocketing interest in gr-lf. especially among women, we decided to provide professional instruction by our pro, Ron Somers, so local people can learn to play correctly o r p e r f e c t t h c i g a m e . " The number of women golfers in the nation is increasing '•at a faster rate than men players, Malpede stated. Unlike men, women make an effort to learn a new accomplishment fro m a professional teacher. The group plan will give them an opportunity to learn golf correctly, he added. ASSISTS SOCIAL EVENT '.'.Mrs. Henry Nell of McHenry is among several serving as coordinators at an appreciation coffee hour planned for Wednesday morning, June 6, at 10 O'clock at the Swedish Glee club, Waukegan. at which Robert McClory of Lake Bluff is enter) aining Republican women workers from Boone. Lake and McHenry counties. F.H.A. and V.A. 5V<1 MORTGAGES Available iiv McHenry County Area CONTRACTS REFINANCED Are you currently paying over 6% interest? 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