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f'd-- 'iS.?! i. - . : Thursday;-Jiine 23, 1955 CHOICE WRESTLING SARD AT ROUND LAKE THIS WEEK Dick Afflis, latest midwest sensation . in the heavyweight ranks of wrestlers, will receive his acid test when he wrestles rugged Rudy -Kay in the main event of the all star wrestling card Friday night, June 24, in the Lfike • County Stadium in. Round Lake Park. Afflis has displayed the hardest and most devastating flying tackle ' in his matches since the days of the great wrestlingfootball stars Gus Sonnenberg and Bronckp Nagurski. Every wrestling fan who is a veteran of watching bouts, agrees that Nagurski was the most powerful heavyweight in the sport and • his flying tackles doomed many foes. " In meeting Kay, the Green Bay Packer heavyewight will have to create a defense to offset the boidy slams as used by Rudy. In a , semi-windup, Angelo Poffo of Downers Grove tangles with Carl Engstrom of Chicago: Poffo is a Chicagoan, having been a native since the date of his birth in April, 1925. He gained a reputation in athletics, having broken a world's record of chalking up 6,033 consecutive situps while in the Navy in San Diego. He expert at the rolling step over toe hold. For a hobby he plays- chess. Engstrom' is a graduate of the DePaul university in Chicago and he studied. Ifiw, which he will practice someday ' when his wrestling days are over. Carl was born in Sweden and oame to this country at the age of threes He was trained by the one-time middleweight champion, Lou Talabor. One of the. big features on the card is a tag team bout with Karl Gray of Milwaukee teamed with Duke DeMetri of New York meeting Juan Hernandez of Mexico and . Bud Fisher of Fairplay, Colo. ...... « l « f I I By Marie Schaettgen It Pays to Advertise Juniors Our June meeting was virtually packed with interesting business. One of the junior auxiliary members who (attended the junior auxiliary convention at Springfield. gave us a detailed and extremely humorous report on the event. Our narrator was "Cookie" Miller, Who with the other delegate, i Janice Mikota, was accompanied on the trip by her mother, Mrs. Chuck Miller, and Mrs. Ruth Mraschek. Minnie Green is this year's Department of Illinois junior activities chairman . Ethel (Mrs. Ray) MeGee introduced the four junior contest winners and their teachers. The subject of the contest was "What America Means to Me." Our Mc- Henry winners were Jacqueline Moss, teacher. Miss Stevens; Barbara Schroeder, teacher, Miss Wright; Judy Kolar, teacher, Mrs. Bolger, not present; and Diane Rietesel, teacher, Mrs. McGee. Initiation About fifteen new members were formally initiated into our organization in a beautifully impressive ceremony. The eleventh district meeting at Joliet was attended by Minnie Green, Christirte Krinn and G. Soucie. Betty Duff was endorsed as department historian candidate. Lil (Mrs. Nick) Miller reported that at the last Downey hospital party a young colored patient was discovered to be a fine pianist. He will add his talents to those of others at the hospital. Mrs. Pietsch gave him the opportunity to display his ability on the piano. Past President's Parley The semi-annual past president's parley dinner at Woodstock was attended by five of our McHenry past presidents. They were Christine Krinn, Min Green, Pearl Pietsch, Julia Hecht and Pearl Nerstad. > Delegates were selected to attend the Department of Illinois convention at Springfield over the ^abor. Day weekend. Officers were elected for the ensuing year and that just about finishes the long list of business disposed of at this meeting. Dorothy M. Miller served a light supper, which the members enjoyed at the usual social hour which follows eVery meeting. CARD OF THANKS ' I want to take this opportunity! to thank Rev. Donald Liberty for ! his lovely service and the officers i and members of McHenry chap- j ter, O.E.S., for their wonderful j work; also Mr. McDermott fori his generosity in selecting the I pallbearers and donating an auto: for them; Atrs. Agnes Simmons i and Mrs. Arthur Bertends for ' their untiring help, members of' the Ladies - League and friends j and neighbors for the beautiful j flowers and cards of condolence i sent me in my bereavement. 7 Henry J. Fast HOSPITAL APPROVAL Congressman Chauncey W. ! Reed announced Recently .that the Public Health 'Service preliminarily approved, under the Hospital Survey Construction Program, the Memorial Hospital project in , Woodstock. Estimated cost of the ' project is $660,300, and estimate federal share is $220,100. This j project provides for an addition I of thirty-six general beds. Send your contribution to the Beach Fund, McHenry, 111., .today. f * WOMEN BOWLERS WANTED FOR THE NIGHT OWLS BOWLING LEAGUE Friday Evenings ai 7 P. M. 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Next week's selections will be as follows: "The star Spangled Banner" March, "On the Mall" -- Goldman Waltz, "Songs of the Island" -- King Overture, "Princess of India" -- King Popular number, "Melody of Love" -- arranged by Yoder March, "Old Comrades" -- Teike Waltz, "Beautiful Ohio" ---arranged by Briegel Overture, "Beau Sabreur" -- Olivadoti Selection. "American Patrol" -- Meaeham Fox Trot, "Diana" -- arranged by Buchtel Medley, "Over There" -- arranged by Lake March, "National Emblem" -- Bagley Finale, "God Bless America" -- Berlin Miss Annabelle Nett left on Sunday by plane for Daytona Beach, Fla., where she is employed by the Caton Insurance company. She had returned to McHenry to attend the wedding of her brother, James. Get out of the ordinary • • i For Delicious Eating and Juice - California Sun^ist ORANGES Oh! Soooo Good! -- Our Own Home Made LIVER SAUSAGE This is what you've been waiting for. PACKER'S LABEL m ORANGE JUICE . 4 U. S. Gov't. 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