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M Thursday, April 19,1956 •* w- - - •••* THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER RICHMOND NEWS (Continued from Page 12) Youth Fellowship , Sunday evening the higH school youth fellowship group will meet wt Grace church to hear a panel discussion on Christian colleges. Pastor and Mrs. Carlsoii will be hdSt and hostess to the group and hope to see a lot of high school young people there. Mr.' Boutelle Home Again We are certainly glad to see that Mr. Boutelle has returned hcajae. frdm the hospital, He was Jcone quite awhile and v^e missed ™iro, Eastern Star Dinner Monday, AprU 30, the Eastern Star will serve a turkey dinner at the Community church . at 5:30 daylight saving time. If you've ever eaten one of their dinners, we know you will want to taste it again this year. Serving'will start at 5:30 p.m. Firemen Meet The regular meeting of the McHenry County Firemen's association was held Monday evening at Richmond, with 100 men present. The village board and former Richmond firemen were guests and were introduced. The speaker of the evening was James A. Wasson, administrative assistant to John J. Two- '®iey, Illinois state fire marshal. His talk was most interesting and was enjoyed by all present. Harry Beebe of Burlington was elected president for the coming year and Theron J. Ehorn of Richmond was elected secretary and treasurer. The Parkers Have a Boy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker, «rmerly of Richmond, now living Genoa City, have a boy, Barry James, born April 4. The Parkers now have two children, a boy and a girl, Beverly. Mrs. Virginia Parker of Richmond is the grandmother of Barry and Mrs. Wm. McConnell is his great-grandmother. team the last two seasons. In his two seasons as coach he has been undefeated against tt>p flight competition. Howard is also captain of Beloit again this season in baseball. Katz, f»s many of his friends call him, has been a member of the Richmond Zephyr basketball team the last cquple of seasons and also has played some very fine baseball for Millers' Corners. Howard is married to the former Ann Johonnott, also a graduate of Richmond high school. I know that many of Howard's friends will be journeying to Jefferson next basketball season to see his team in action. Jefferson is about fifty miles from Richmond and I'm sure Katz would enjoy several of us making the trjp next fall. 1, along with many people, wish Howard very much success in his new coaching assignment which starts in September. Borre's Win Bowling Title Borre's Grocery of Richmond won their first bowling title since joining the Richmond ladies bowling league three years ago. It was just a margin of one and a half games over se<Sond place Twin Lakes Recreation, but it was enough to carry off first place honors for 1956. 1 The Richmond team bowlers are Irene Borre, Marguerite Ehorn, Margaret Foley, Helen Klemstein, Helen Savage and Ruth Richardson, who Was injured the early part of the season, but her moral support was always there. Congratulations, Borre's, and hope you can do it again next season. Ftge Fifteen Final Ladles Standings W L Borre's 49 41 Twin Lakes 47 Vs. 42 Vi Dicklin's ' 47 43 Wilmot 36% 53% Evylyn Gall 160-457. Esther Mertens 170-427. Lorraine Rudolph 169-186-503. Elizabeth Wiroh 453. » Sue Rausch 429. Men Standings Hildebrandt's 26 16 # CARD OF THANKS I want to thank my friends frnd my neighbors for the many cards, gifts, and kindnesses they showed me during my illness. 50 Mrs. Olga Madden RICHMONB-BURTON By Ehorn New .Head Coach . Hdward Katzenberg, former ; maroon and white outstanding allaround athlete, has been signed as the new head basketball and baseball coach at Jefferson, Wis., high school. Howard is 24 and a graduate of the Richmond high school, class of 1950. While attending Richrmond high, he was a standout in basketball, football and baseball. Upon graduating he entered ifeloit college, where he lettered in basketball his sophomore year and then was inducted into service before his junior year began. After two years in service, where he captained his outfit's baseball team to several championships, he rpturned to Beloit and was captain of the varsity baseball g&am and has been freshman coach of Beloit college basketball per pair Inconspicuous son Myioa litstin Stocliigs • Hetv'i aafe, pain-relieving nippork for sarfsc* varicose vein in jpamorous Dew extra-sheer Nylon elaltic stocking*. Fashioned to flatter your lega--in two-way-stretch elastic 3 out of 4 doctors prescribe. , Open toe. Non-discoloring. Con we At you today? BOLGEITS PHONE 40 108 So. Green St., McHenry, HI. Do Your Spring Cleaning I«ily... Economically... With the New 19 5A P |g>lglty@ Sup»fT<W-AfotiCI * +m\3 SWIV«L TOP .©t cow™* *cH •HP-00 New Low Price ONLY AMAZING RUG NOZZLE WITH FLOATINC BMIfM SEE IT TODAY! at LEE & RAY ELECTRIC _ 0 * . -YOUR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS" 516 W. Main St, Phone 882 McHenry, 111. Millers Corners , 23% 18% Anderson's C&ndy 22% 19% Standard O'l 22 20. Spring Grove 20 22 Village Inn 12 30 Raynold Anderson 201-530. Chuck Schroeder 549. s Vem Miller 210-207-585. V Connie Miller 224-570. Rockets Open Season With Win Last Friday, the Richmond Rockets journeyed to Woodstock and trimmed the fighting Irish from St. Mary's, 5-1. Bud Jarrett, doing a terrific job on the mound for the Rockets, held the Irish to just a pair of singles while striking out eight. The Rockets received five bases on balls and did some real work on stealing bases, coupled with a pair of hits to' provide their five runs It was a well earned victory for Jarrett, who was real tough with men on base. Terry Britz was the losing pitcher for St- Marys. Box Score: Rockets 5 AB R H D. Schmitt 4 0 1 Shaw 3 0 0 R. Miller 3 0 0 Stilling 2 10 Jarrett 3 0 1 Christensen 3 0 0 L. Schmitt 3 0 0 Widhalm 12 0 Buchert 2 2 0 St. Mary's Draffkorn Wett Wegner T. Britz • Pikndlg P H A R M A C Y Yes, you will like the friendly atmosphere of this fine Family Drug Store. Turn to us for your household needs. And be sure to bring us your Doctor's prescriptions. Here you are assured exact compounding and fair prices. BOLGER'S PHONE 40 103 S. Green Street E. Powers Britz Miloch B. Powers R. Powers D. Collins <2 0 closed out the season for the Richmond Zephyrs. The overall record for the season was 36 Wins and 7 defeats. 2 2 1 2 AB R H 0 0 Richmond Zephyrs Place Sid After laying off basketball for a month, the Richmond Zephyrs found themselves back in action last week in the annual McHenry county invitational tourney held at Woodstock. The Zephyrs played Wednesday night against u very strong Algonquin team composed of players fronj Dundee and Crystal Lake high and the Zephyrs edged them out 72-70. Thursday night in the semi-finals the Zephyrs lost to Hampshire 80-78. The Zephyrs had defeated Hampshire four times this season, but the long lay-off really showed up against the more balanced attack of Hampshire and it spelled, defeat. Friday night, for the third place trophy, the Zephyrs really had to come from behind to beat a sharp shooting team from Rockford 77- 75. The Rockford team had a real good team. Several of the boys were from Rockford West high, and remember Rockford West won the Illinois State high school tourney the last two seasons. This tournament definitely POLIO VACCINE On and after Monday, April 16, j Illinois children who have passed t their first birthday will be elig-j ible to receive poliomyelitis vac- j cine, according to an announce-i ment by Gov. William G. Strat- j ton. Tlie vaccine will be distribu- J ted by the State Department of i Public Health to Illinois physicians for inoculation of children who have passed their first birthday but not their fifteenth, and pregnant women. The maximum age limit and allocation for pregnant women are not changed. The vaccine is received in Illinois by the state health department and rationed to counties in proportion to the eligible population. Any physician may obtain the vaccine free, within the limits of the amount rationed to his county. Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars j Buy U.S. Savings Bonds ' • • • [ j By Marie Schaettgeo County Meeting- at McHenry On Friday, April 6, the Me-- Henry unit was honored by a visit from the Depattment of Illinois president of the American Legion auxiliary, Mrs. Eloise Mount. It was a special meeting held here for a- special occasion, the i McHenry county meeting of the j auxiliary. We were happy to have j the county president, Mrs. Helen | Corey, with us also. A fine luncheon was- served'after the regular county business was concluded, j We had a good attendance for the occasion from among our j own members and those of other j units in the county. j Pan-American Work of the American Legion auxiliary in the promotion of understanding and cooperation among the people of the American Republics has brought the organization a citation from the Republic of Haiti. Haiti is the country being studied this year in the American Legion auxiliary's program, announced the chairman. We are finding the §tudy very interesting and it is adding much to our knowledge Of this small neighbor of the United States. Each year we study a different republic of the western hemisphere in an endeavor to gain increased understanding of its people. Chi|d Welfare Another of the auxiliary's imj portant activities for April is an even deeper concentration thin , usual on the problems of child i welfare. Problems are brought to ; the auxiliary for discussion and ' solution if possible. Solution may be the exclusive privilege of the , auxiliary, or it may be shared with other civic and patriotic organizations. There is a great need for a : new approach to the problems of juvenile delinquency, youth crime ; and other phases of child welfare, j Changed conditions make this imperative. Order your Rubber Stamp at the Plalndealer today! today. 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We will start construction of our new, modern building about ^ M&y 1st on our property in the 200 block of West Elm Street. Just another step in our program to provide the very finest facilities for our customers and to improve the McHenry community. . At this time we wish to make the formal announcement that we recently elected two new members to our board of directors: Mr. Arnold J. Rauen, who is an assistant vice-president of the Chicago National Bank and Mr. John J. Neuharth Who is the 1 Treasurer of our Association. McHllMRY SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION A GUARANTY SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 522 W. 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