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' - && *"*• " ' x > - ' . •• • ' " ' • /••:. • - « " • • . •» ? i. «' • * . ' \;. v•••a-v,-'X'"' .- . ;•• V ^ . * .,•• .•• /." & Four McHENBY ;•£#; •a»f«'f&i? r~ -!y- . r «; • * Thursday, Marchl;1956 MCHS WRESTLING TEAM OF 1956 Front Row: Martin Kinnerk, John Scarbough, Gary Vogt, Dan Lundboxg, Terry Connors. (Black Row: Paul Jessup, George Taylor, Waliy Schimke, Albert Horn, Winn Davidson, Bill Brooks, John Sternickle, Carl Walker, Tom Thompson, Mr. Wheelajiid. Northern lllini Bowmen News The smile belongs to Duke Adams who is swhown with his latest trophy. The 180 lb. doe was killed by bow and arrow in Northern Michigan last Oct. 3. A story about this trip called "Wives are Necessary" was written by his wife and was printed hi ari* earlier issue of the Plaindealer. As a result of this story a magazine writer contacted the Adams family and is doing a story about their trip. The Northern lllini Bowmen &re planning many interesting Photo by Rudy Bryant events for the public and their members. On March 10, Irene Adams will be interviewed on radio about the club. On March 18, the Illinois Archery Association will hold their annual banquet and convention at the Leland Hotel, Aurora. Duke Adams will go as a delegate in the Bow-hunting division. One of the big attractions of the year is the club's open house which will be held at the American Ltegion Home on' April 17. Several shoots are being planned, among them one for a Polio benefit to be held sometime this spring. Watch the McHenry Plaindealer sports page for all the Bowmen highlites. SECOND HALF SENDS FROSH-SOPH OFF AND WIMGIN' AT ZION It took McHenry'a Frosh-Soph basketball team the whole first half to come out of the fog they had encountered on the way to Zion last Friday night, but the second half found them plenty sharp as they romped to a 49-27 victory. The McHenry team led 7 to 4 at the quarter, then were outscored 12 to 10 in the second stretch. Coach Cuda either fed the boys some salty words of advice or energy packed lumps of sugar between halves. Anyhow, the boys played basketball the way they have shown all season. McHenry (49) B F P Conway \ 4 e 3 Hoffman 1 2 1 Cable 0 0 0 Johnston 3 1 2 Freund 1 0 0 Eifchinger 5 0 2 Cajthaml 0 0 1 Vycital 4 0 1 Caron 1 0 3 Hauser 0 0 1 Benson 0 0 1 Sanford 1 0 0 Totals 20 9 15 Zion-Benton (27) B F r Dunn 1 0 3 Murphy 1 0 2 Taulw 1 0 0 Zoephel 0 1 1 Molverson 0 0 1 Nelson 0 0 0 Leech 3 4 0 Lundlow 1 0 0 Risner 1 0 2 Pearson 0 0 1 Ashton 1 1 0 Bonner 1 1 1 Townsend 0 0 1 Totals 10 7 14 McHenry 7 10 16 14--49 Zion-Benton 4 12 4 7--27 TB Planning Seminar Was Attended By County Nurse Berneice Stoneall, McHenry county nurse, attended the eighth program planning seminar for Illinois. tuberculosis workers, which began Feb. 21 at Pere Marquette State Park, Grafton, HI. Afore than 100 persons represented counties throughout the state at the four-day session. The seminar is jointly sponsored by the Illinois Tuberculosis association and the Illinois Conference of Tuberculosis Workers for executive secretaries, board members and officers of bounty tuberculosis associations, rehabilitation associations, rehabilitation workers, health educators, nurses, physicians and other persons interested in the tuberculosis field. Both the general sessions and informal discussion groups highlighted health education/ rehabilitation of tuberculosis patients, nursing programs, hospital admission x-ray programs, recent j tuberculosis legislation in Illinois and other related topics. BUILDING (CONTINUES According to George Jedlicka, county building and zoning officer, from Feb. 8 to 22 ten permits were issued in the county for new residences, since Jan. 1, sixty-eight permits have been issued, of which thirty-three are for new residences. MARRIAGE (LICENSE George K. Watson and Frances a4,Its-r>' boll, of Mc- RARE PLANT LIFE Ever see a plant called the "Kankakee Mallow," with a bloom somewhat like that of a hollyhock? Or an "Aster Chasei," a member of the aster plant family? Or the tiny, orchid-like plant known as the "Thismia Americana?" According to Dr. Glenn S. Winterringer, curator of botany at the Illinois Etate Museum, these three plants are noteworthy, • among the approximately 2,450 species of higher plants in Illinois, as being the only three that are to be found only in the Prairie State. The possibility that a number of plant species so far undiscovered in Illinois may yet be found in the southernmost sections of the state is suggested by the museum botanist. He regards the unglaciated region comprising the countries <5f Union, Saline, Gallatin, Johnson, Pope, Pulaski, Hardin, Massac and Alexander as best suited for rare plant life. PLANS GRAND OPENING Country Motors, which opened recentfly south of McHenry, is planning grand opening for April 6 and 7. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, an appeal is being "maae for membership as ;well as funds, and WHEREAS, membership > enables everyone to' serve his neighbors in distress or need, and to share in each individual act of mercy that this organization performs anywhere in the world, and WHEREAS, a continuing need remains to aid the helpless veteran patient, to help the man in uniform and maintain communication between the serviceman and his family, and WHEREAS, providing an available supply of blood and ' Blood products for- civilian, niilitary, and civil defense use, and WHEREAS, the relentless war of the elements against mankind leaves in its wake, destruction and suffering, and WHEREAS, The American National Red Cross --r under its congressional charter -- is serving the armed forces; is mobilizing for the protection of - the family, the community, and the nation and -is~ aiding the victims of natural disaster, now THEREFORE, I, George P. Freund, Mayor of the City of McHenry, proclaim the month of March, 1956, ,as Red Cross mohth and do here and now urge all citizens of this community to join without reservation in the 1956 Red Cross campaign through our chapter; and I further urge that all men and women of good will remember that this great humanitarian organization must be maintained at full strength in mmebers and funds; that this symbol of man's humanity remain bright as a guide to those who turn to it in time of need. George P. Freund AUCTION EP VOGEL - WM. H. RUSSEL Auctioneers NIBCO To Hold Annual Meeting On March 3 The annual meeting of the Northern Illinois Breeding Co-op. of Hampshire will be held on Saturday, March 3. It will be held at Hampshire, starting at 10:30 a.m. From 10:30 unti!L 12 o'clock noon, cooperators and friends will have an opportunity to view the facilities located on U. S. 20, 8 miles northwest of Elgin.. The group will convenfe 'aJ&pe St. Charles Borremeo parochial hall in Hampshire at noon for a tasty lunch, followed by a business meeting and election of new directors. .g Being overstocked and having decided to discontinue dairying on the Olson Farm, I will sell on the said farm located 4 miles East of Richmond, Illinois on HI. Route 173 then % mile Soutth or 8 miles West of Antioch, Illinois on 111. Route 173 then % mile South or 2V2 miles north of Spring Grove, Illinois on Saturday. March 10, 1956 beginning at 1:80 p.m. sharp 24, HEAD OF MILCH COWS 13 Holstein Milch cows, 4 fresh and balance bred back to freshen in 1 early fall; 11 Guernseys, 5 fresh and 2 springing, balance milkifig good and bred back to freshen in early fall; 1 yearling Guernsey bull. HOGS 10 bred gilts; 8 pure-bred Durocks; 2 pure-bred spotted Poland Chinas, all of these to farrow between March 15 and April 10; 2 purebred Durock hoars. MILK HOUSE EQUIPMENT Double-unit Universal milker; single-unit McCormick milker; stainless steel strainer; steel wall cabinet; hot water heater; 12 milk cans. FARM EQUIPMENT McCormick manure spreader. TERMS: All sums of $25 or under, cash. Over that amount, % down and balance in 6 monthly installments at 3 </,. interest, arrangements to be made with the clerk before purchase is made. Not responsible for accidents. RUSSEL RUDOLPH, Owner STATE BANK Ot1 RICHMOND, t'lerking (Pub. March l-8-'56) |TEBRON WOMAN DIES Maryanna Mildred McLeary, 43, of Hebron, was found dead in her car early Tuesday morning, the auto being parked near Rt. 14, south of Woodstock. Coroner Ehorn said the body was not frozen and there were no signs of carbon monoxide gas. Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars Want Ads being res Place yours with the Plain today and get results. Prevent "TRACK IN" Mess LIN. P? 30 Inch Mat Protects Carpets from Weather and Wear Use PLAST-O-MAT VYCITAL'S Hardware 132 S. Green St. Sheet Metal Shop Plume 98 McHenry, 111. CALL FOR THE TIDY Karpel-Kare* MAN He Will Come Running To Clean YOUR Carpet • . . In ONE Hay . . . Right' IN- YOUR HOME. Phone Woodstock 162 The cleaning of carpeting onlocation and in ttte plant gives your fug cleaner a well-established knowledge of durability, resiliency, wear and color fast- Let us guide you in your selection of new rugs or carpeting from over 500 samples of . . . those heavenly carpets by LEES. TIDY RUG CLEAHEBS ' CARPETS and HUGS Phone 888 604 Washington St. Woodstock, HL •Registered Trade Mark! ! dd m From the start, make your wedding an occasion of long-remembered good tastf and distinction. Invitations set the tone of formal perfection. Choose your own paper and styling from our complete selections. Consult us on any problems. "Quality • . . Worthy of the Occasion" McHENRY PLAIN DEALER PHONE 170 Voters of McHeiiry Township Is your Voters Registration Card correct? Do you have a Voters Registration Card? If not/ you may register or correct your card ON: Saturday, March 3, 1956 . TIME: 9 A.M. Til 5:30 P.M. AT: Lakeland Park Real Estate Office James J. Kupec Registrar McHenry Township Advertised Meet Prices Effective Thru Sat* Mo r* [ Armour's Star Ready Cook--Staffed I | With Pepperidge Farm Dressing. 1 ! STUFFED I TURKEY 6 to • 10 Lbs. Advertised Produce Prices Effective Thru Sot., Mar. 3 I I • I I I I I I National's So Fresh Cut Up, Pan Ready--2 to 3 Lbs. Tray Packod FRYING AO' CHICKENSuwv . - r t .. National's So Fresh--Packed in Seated Cartons t CHICKEN BREASTS* 89 U. S. GoV't Graded Choicer- Best Blade Cuts BEEF POT ROAST Lb. 35C U. S. Gov't Graded Choice-- . 1st thru 5th Rib--7" Cut BEEF RIB ROAST Lb. 55C I Gov t Graded Milk fed Veal--Full Cut-- 0. S. 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