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v 7} , ,-3 , 7 ^ 4 ".vJJ f'v;^F Va% ! f c V /, * *\ .r \Ta v^ir^r-v*1?' '^// fflmtwhy, Augmt 7, 1958 r- . • •;-' \i , THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER' '/' /' '\,." • "•'• ' V' ,'""->•"- . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ^ N . i./v'-t.,-- V.. • . : yV'vV1"1 ".•"<• .. •• !V<>.U' ; **, ' • • * X ; -• r!T;'- -liLl;1';*. k'*:V - ! -- '|" 1 * " 1 • -••-•,• , . • • •• f| • - - • -, : : ••••• ,, , • - ; ,,H||i| ' ' '. ' j>V 'V : ^ MBH JclHlJ enry PlaindJ e-- a-- ^l e-- r. -.i'- l->«--• -- --i• -- » i •• ..I..I.WII! I.iiii -- <• ' .*.••. • . -- « a. « _ ««. • " ' _ ' *- .'- |Phonc 170 -171 fPublished every Thursday at iSKHetiry, 111., by the McHenry Publishing Company, Inc. TIONAl I D I T O R I A! U lASSoc5f8N S o S 7 A ! N I N. O WtMBEi W. BURFEINDT, Gen'l. Mgr. ADELE FROEHLICH, Editor If: --: -- -• I SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry County yi Year . $3,50 ® Months $2.00 ' 3 Months V. . $1.25 | Outside McHenry County : 1 Year •.. ...... $4.00 6 Months $2 25 • 3 Months ........... $1.50 ! Entered as second-class matter at the post office at Mchenry, Illinois, under the act Of May 8, 1879. 2wr . & by Verona Kent rotect National by Jack lem McHenry Tie Rods TIE-RODS - JULY 29th ' The meeting was brought to order at 8:00 p.m. by the president There is wind of a Rod & Custom Show to be held at the Johnsburg Bowling Bar someLast week Wednesday, the time in the fall. We had Terry Giants beat the Cards, 5 to 3. R |d d Frpeis as mests By doing so they gained «Wrd | £22 place. Jack Adams, was the winning pitcher. They' had 5 runs on 2 hits, while the Cards' had 3 runs on 4 hits. Thursday night the Cards beat the Yanks, 12 to 8. Morenz was the winning pitcher and hit a home run for his team. On Friday night the umpire didn't show up so yours truly was called in to service. We had t.o umpire against our father's team biit we are still living at home even tho' the Giants were defeated by the Braves 3 to 0. Peterson was •the winning pitcher. 'Last Sunday in a bard There will be a carry inspection this Wednesday night at the garage. The results will be published^ next week. As a club project all of the members tire going to Union Grove on Sunday the 3rd of August.. •' The* meeting was' closed at 8:40 p.m. / . Peter bison TIE-RODS' MEETING OF AUGUST 5 The meeting ^as brought to order at 8 pLm. by the president. The club has a stock car donated by Edward Kronke for flBITBMIES A Spring GicfcvltJ resident, Claud A. Stevei^<63, died Sunday, Aug. 3, in Klnes Veterans' hospital after ajbn£ illness. He was a nativeV ®j ;^>e Spiring Grove area, where ^6 was born April 18, 1895, a son of Andrew and Hannah Stevens. He spent most of his life in the Richmond and Spring Grove area, where, he =• engaged In farming. Mr. Stevens was a member of the Spring Grove Methodist church and of the Hebron American Legion post. Surviving is a brother, Leslie, of May wood; two sisters, Mrs. Martha Pierce of Wisconsin Rapids, Wig., and Mrs. William Shotliff of Spring Grove. Services were held: Wednesday at 2 o'clock'from the Ehorn funeral bome, with Rev. <Hugh Gillilan of Spring Grove Methodist church officiating. Burial was in Cole ceimetery. -- Today was the third week of Medal and Championship Tournament iflay. Club championship after 36 holes are as follows: LaViergne' Hanley, 208; Delores Over.t6n, 212; Julia Kralowetz, 215; Helen Miller, 218; Be^ty WilHinson, 218. Medal Tournament leaders ^er 36 holes are: Class A, I-aVergne Hanley and Helen Miller, net 164; CSHSS B. ^Jujia Kralowetz and Amrion Ttonnelly, net 157; Cfass C, Siilly Consago, net 160; Lu Funk, net 170; 9-Hole League, Ilaverne Gregory, net 7$T E l s i e O l s o n and I r e n e Keim, net 82. Ringer Tournament leaders after 5 weeks are: 4Jj£3a$s A, La Vergne Hanlev, glFOss 87; Delores Overton, jj||)ss 88; i'Class B, Julia Kralpjc; etz, gross 90; Marion Donif §ily, gross 93; Betty Wilkint §jp, gross 93; Class C, Stilly Ginsago, gross 110; Gert Barrifen, gross 111; Marion Dalelden, gross 111; Millie Jackgross 111; 9-Hole League, Jggarl M^ler, gross 59; Doro- Sayitor, gross 59; Ilaverne ;bfy;f-grcwr • 62; v-^Kathleen »rtey, gross 62. i^Our Points-For-Par winners today are: v Class A, Delores Overton f'artH Helen Miller; Class B, June Ring and Joan Buss; Class C, . Sully Consago and Funk; 9-Hole League, Ilafeory and Irene Keim. pin winners: [Class A, Delores Overton, ,74 net; Class B, June pile. 104-32, 72 net; Class C, Jily^Consago, 120-43, 77 net; Iol)6 League, Ilaverne Gregdry, 68-30, 38 net. . Be prepared for a day of golf, cards and dinner on Tuesday, Aug. 19. That's the date for this year's "Hullabaloo Day." There will be snacks •'aplenty and /prizes galore. £ard' players - don't linger. We have set up a special afternoon of fun for you between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. The prizes this year will be fabulous. Tickets are now on sale in the Pro Shop. the Giants again by a score of 6 to 4. The four runs for the Giants were all knocked in by Jack Adams' two home runs with Bennett on base each time. Gates got credit for the win. Monday nigfot the Braves edged out the Sox 6 to 5 in one of the best games of the season. It was nip and tuck all the way and the Sox had the winning runs on base but just couldn't get them home. Gates was the star of the evening ! with two home runs, one of tnem winning the game after the Sox had tied it up. Tonight (Thursday) the Cards jvill play the Braves at 6 p.m. Then on Sunday, Aug. 10* at 1:30 p.m., the Giants will meet the Cards. At 3:30 the Braves, the champions of the Pony league, will play the All Star team which will consist of all the 14 year old boys who are leaving the league. This should be a real battle so we would like to see a big crowd there. After the game the league will sponsor a picnic for all the boys, who must be in uniform, the managers and the 'coaches on the VFW grounds. Hot dogs and pop will b^ furnished free. This is our final week of league play so please come out and support the boys. * fought game the Braves beat | use of publicity for the club. The club is looking for a four or more stall garage. If anyone knows of one please call McHenry 2461-R after 6 p.m. There will be a car inspection Wednesday night at my garage. If anyone is interested in joining, we meet at the farm across from Edgebrook School. For any more information, talk to any member. The meeting was closed at 9 lOO p.m. ^frne Gr^gc feow net i ' a Bowmen News Northern l!linix On August 10 Northern Illijii Bowmen McHenry. Illinois will fiold the first Broad Head Shoot of the season. Come and enjoy an adventurous time shooting at deer (silhouette targets) in their natural setting of the great North Woods. As an added attraction there will be a Small Game Round (bring your blunts) and a Running Deer. Registration is. from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. If you are hungry, refreshments will be available^ And if you are fortunate to bfe one of the top shooters you might take home a first place trophy or a second, or 3rd place medal. In aU it will be a day well .spent: ' Jean Ricker. TOTES -- 97c Men's DRESS OXFORDS $6.00 Women's KEDETTES $8.00 Children's SHOES $3.00 WHITE FLATS $3.00 CANVAS FOOTWEAR $2.00 Chip Shots From McHenry Country Club The best ball foursome, handicap tournament, for 36 holes --started this past Sunday, August 3, and when the turf quit flying, it found some of the best scores you ever saw posted. Some of the scores turned in would make the pros at Glen Eagles envious. A course the pros played at scratch. The leaders in this big one afe Paul Overton, Jack Buckie, Ed Gac and Tim Wheelock. Tied with this team -at 59 shots are Allie Noonan, Carl Schmidt, Louis Consago, and Howard Wilkinson. One of the worst rounds shot was a 61 and with only 2 shots'separating Ost place from last place, this next Sunday should prove very interesting. I don't want to make book on how much lower these scores can go, but with this kind of a start, lower maybe? After the government has taken ehough to balance the b u d g e t , t h e a v e r a g e p e r s o n has to budget the balance. Gujf Granger Friends' in the McHpnry area were sorry to learn of the recent death of Guy L. Granger, a native of the Wauconda area and more recently a resident of Auburndale, Fla. He was * brother of Darwin Granger of Hayward, Wis., formerly of McHenry. , RESIDENCE CHANGE Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and family have moved from 504 Front street to their new home in Country Club Estates. READ THE WANT ADS FUNDS AVAILABLE TOR CONSERVATION; SOIL BUILDING'S * ' , BOY SCOUTS >. w ffgg IV '<kS- ;£• . .i . • • .i- 'fig-. • Explorer Posts 662 Explorer Scout Post 662 will soon receive awards for two , Many farms in the county are still in need of lime and , . L., . rock phosphate applications.; ^®ve An eligible soil test or a copy showing need must be on file in the ASC county office before approval can be made. Some farms, which have acreage reserve contracts, cpuld apply for assistance under Practice 17-F, which is seeding of winter crops to protect soil during the winter months against wind and soil erosion; these crops could be either winter oats, barley or rye. Under this practice, the acreage eligible for cost-share assistance must represent\ an increase over the normal plantings of such crops on the farm based on a three-year average. Many other practices are available through the ACP program for 1958. s Mr. Bridges, chairman of the ASC committee, who announced that funds are still available in McHenry county, warned against performing such practices before a written request is made in the office, if assistances to be earned. Save More By Shopping At Home recently made ii/ southern in diana, on the Kentucky line, and the other in Ohio. Prerequisites to the hikes were a 300-word report on reading made on the Mound Indians, for the Silver Moccasin frail, and the Reading of two booklets on little known facts about Lincoln as a boy and 'teen-ager, to make the Hoosier Lincoln trail. Other points of interest visited were the capitol at Indianapolis; touring of Cincinnati; more than 100 miles of Kentucky's picturesque countryside; two crossings of the Ohio river; camping at Cliff Falls state park and Lincoln Memorial state park; visiting with guides at the old cathedral at Vincennes and also the Clark Memorial; touring the University of Illinois campus and going into the luxurious lounge of the largest girls' dormitories', also swimming, including coaster riding into the water from a high structure resembling a, ski slide at Lake of the Woods state park. It was agreed ahead of time on a penny-a-mile, share of expenses on transportation. The trip totalled 1,105 miles. It was made in two station wagons driven by adult leaders, F. C. Wahl and H. H. Kirk. Scouts completing the two hikes were Dennis Regner, Fred, and Bob Wahl, Randy Hughes, Jim and Bill Kirk and Ray Erickson. TO JftlUlOttS Mr. and Mrs. Erven Halde»: man are the parents of ji son, born July 29 at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. '[.;*• A daughter was born July 31 f at Memorial hospital to MrU'*; and Mrs. Daniel Schmitt. Mr. and Mrs. P.ichard Marsh ! £ are the parents of a daughter, v; '• born Aug. 1 at Memorial hos-' ^ pital, Woodstck. Claire Beauly ^hoppe 200 S. Green St. McHenry 10 August is time for school permanents. Take advantage of our bargain permanents for back to school girls. Monday & Tuesday only -- $5 Permanents SWEDISH MASSAGE WE FEATURE ' Patricia Stevens Cosmetics (Air Conditioned For Your Comfort) GRASS FIRE , McHenry firemen were called to Lakeland Park Tuesday noon to extinquish a grass file IIOIN TYMWKHHI CO. I9M DOUGIAS AVE, BGJK U. J IX-M1S Elgin Typewriter Company MARVIN S. ISEMINGER Sales Representative ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Sales - Service - Rentals Supplies 19 Vz Douglas Avenue ELGIN, ILLINOIS SHerwood 2-5815 ANNUAL BEEF SALE WHOLESALE CUTS OF CORN FED BEEF ESPECIALLY SELECTED. NOW IS THE TIME TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOW, LOW CERTIFIED PRICES TO FILL YOUR FREEZER! ON DISPLAY SEE IICM WORK OVER 70 PUMPS IN STOCK EASY TERMS McHiwy Coyly W*l I haf Co. wells diuuxd am iva >i|iii Md AIX turn mi Hncra ImU h &• Vilbga at IfcCrfl-- Ul One nor froa Mdkny « th« HeCAa ®avis«3 ROTH SHOES PBOHEm FIRST IN VALUBI It's no secret that Oldsmobile is going V great--first in sales nationally in the medium price dassl Style p'and luxury... size and sizzle... they (ill add u(> to Hie big word ^ Of the year, OLDSmobl/ityf CASTING VALUE! And that's only the beginning I The popularity of Olds for *58 means it is a cinch to command a big return on your xJoUars when you're ready to trade. Remember, your investment . 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