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fhutsday, August 18,1955 THE MCHENRY PLATNDEALER MAJOR LEAGUE CHAMPS • - Photo by Kolin Front Row: Buckie, Young. Wahl, G. Adams, Jack Adams, Saman. Second Row: Benson, Rourke, Casey, Howard, DeCicco, Tempter man, Newkirk. Top Row: Miller, Newkirk, Justen, DeCicco MINOR LEAGUE CHAMPS Photo by Kolin Front Row: Cameron, Blum, Olson, Ambrose, Vycital, Meyer. Parks. Second Row: Johnson, Baur, Lombardi, Peterson, Phannenstill, Mars. \ Top Row: Bapr, Meyer, Olson. The above pictures were taken at the All-Star game of McHenry's Little Leaguers ^st Sunday. Fred Meyer, league president, acted as master of ceremonies and was assisted by other officers, LeRoy Smith. Bill Bolger and Dick Hester, in carrying out an impressive program. Mr. Davis, district organizer, complimented the people of the community for doing so much in such a short time. He wound up his remarks with words of wisdom in which he urged both parents and fans to leave the umpiring to the umpires and the managing to the managers. Nick Etten, formei New York Yankee slugger, was a welcome guest, offering encouragement and speaking in behalf of Pony League organization. The V. F. W. Drum and Bugle Corps performed in their usual fine style, adding color to a fine program. LEGION BASEBALL Gene Freund scattered seven hits to beat Crystal Lake 6-3 at Crystal Lake Wednesday evening1. Sparked by some great defensive play by John Huff, the McHenry Legion won its tenth game of the season. The American Legion Post, No. 491, treated its baseball team and several guests to a Cub doubleheader recently. About forty boys enjoyed seeing the Cubs beat New York twice at Wrigley Field. *McHenry (6) AB R H Huff, ss • 4 1 1 Freund, p. 3 0 0 Oeffling, c ' 2 2 1 Sales, 2b 2 1 1 Baker, rf 2 1 1 .Caron, rf 1 0 0 Roti, cf 2 0 0 Pierce, cf 1 0 0 Useman, 3b 2 0 0 Justen, lb 3 0 0 English, If 1 1 .0 Benson, If 1 0 0 Totals 24 6 4 Crystal Lake (8) AB R II Finnesy, c 3 0 1 Berg, 3b 3 0 0 Field, cf 4 0 1 Johnson, lb 4 1 „ 2 Hunt, ss 2 2 0 Frazier, If 2 0 1 Mooney, 2b 2 0 1 Tiitus, rf 3 0 1 Mauer, p 3 0 0 Totals 26 3 7 Score by innings McHenry 114 000 0--6 Crystal Lake 010 002 0--3 Double plays: Freund to Oeffling to Justen; Mauer to Johnson. Strikeouts: Freund, 6; Mauer, 5. Walks: Freund, 6; Mauer, 4. Want Ads bring results. Place yours with the Platndealer today! IT'S SHAMROCKS VS. TIGERS FOR SECOND PLACE NEXT SUNDAY With the final standings in the county baseball league showing ties fm- positions, it is necessary to setue the issue next Sunday. McHenry will travel to Johnsburg to determine which team has title to second place. The Crystal Lake Merchants and Algonquin will cross bats for fourth place and a right to play in the play-offs for the league championship. Playoff games will- start the following Sunday with the winners of next Sunday's games playing each other. The loser will play Fox Lake. The playoffs will be a 2 out of 3 series. Last Sunday's Results Algonquin 7, C.L. Boosters 2 McHenry 11, Richmond 1 Johnsburg 9, Fox Lake 2 Final League Standings Won Lost Fpx Lake McHenry Johnsburg C.L. Merchants Algonquin Richmond C.L. Boosters 3 4 4 6 6 7 12 CARD OF THANKS I would like to thank everyone who sent me cards and gifts during the" time I was confined to the hospital. These remembrances were appreciated so much. 15 Tillie Stoffel Remember to keep a safe interval between your car and the one ahead of you. Allow at least one car length for every 10 m.p.h. of speed. At 30 m.p.h. allow at least three car lengths, etc It Pays to Advertise WED IN JULY P»0t Flu BRIDAL COUPLE Before her marriage on July' Miss Nancy Mueller of McHen- 9. this bride was Miss Frances: ry was united in marriage to Biesehke of Volo. She was mar- Arthur Guest of Round Lake at Werhan Photo ; Medlar Studio MR. and MRS. ROBERT SCIIOLZ ; THE ARTHUR «tTESTS ried to Robert Scholz of McHenry | a pretty ceremony solemnized at. in a service which was solemn-j St. Joseph's Catholic church,! ized at St. Mary's church. i Round Lake, Aug. 6. FOUR FROM THIS AREA WIN PLAQUES FOR ACHIEVEMENTS In addition to F.F.A. and 4-H winners from McHenry at the county fair, four local youth have received plaques and trophies dortated by interested county j businessmen for outstanding a- .thievement. Mark Zimmerman of McHenry received a plaque from the R. O. Andrew company for his grand champion boar and Mary Dresdow was given one by Marengo State bank for her champion garden exhibit. The showmanship and courtesy plaque donated by the Home State Bank of Crystal Lake was awarded to Frank Perry of Ringwood. Dr. H. S. Fike donated a plaque to Tom Blumhorst of McHenry for his grand champion swine litter. A plaque for the grand champion Ayrshire was given to Diane Seibel of Crystal Lake by McHenry Garage. COOKS CORNER By Marie Scihaettgie* ^ To surprise the coakfe-jar| raiders, mix a batch of these| peanut cookies. They add protein* in a form that will please the;, youngsters. ' < 2 tbsp. butter '» cup sugar 1 eS£ 1 tsp. baking powder ! >2 tsp lemon juice / \jt tsp. salt cup flour 2 tsp. milk 12 cup finely chopped unsalted peanuts Cream butter, add sugai* and well bea ten egg. Mix and sift baking powder: salt and' flour. Add to first mixture. Add milk, lemon juice and peanuts. Drop from teaspoon on to a buttered. cookie sheet about one inch apartand place a peanut on each "cookie. Bake about twelve minutes in a Slow oven. 325 degrees. Yields twenty-four cookies. Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Order your rubber stamp at the Platndealer. BLUEM00N BALLROOM ELGIN. ILLINOIS Proudly Presents IN PERSON JAN GARBER "The Idol of the Airlines" Monday, August 22 DANCING 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. Dairymen DEPEND on Wilson! A complete range of sizes-- from 80 to 700 gallons! Over 1 50,000 form refrigeration Installation!-- 25 yean' experience! BULK MILK COOLERS Lawrence E. Anderson Dairymen's Supply SALES & SERVICE Phone McHenry 475 OPEN for BUSINESS WIECHSVILLE WHOLESALE SLOCUM LAKE. ILL. Reg. $4.95 Gallon - Inside and Outside ROUTE 176 PAINT Only $l®® GaL with this Ad Men's Slacks, Skirts, Name Brands Watches, Toys, Jewelry, Summer Chairs ... HUNDREDS OF ITEMS 40 <7c to 50% OFF FREE GIFT if you mention'this Ad! Open Fri., Sat. & Sun. only until further notice! CORNER of GREEN and ELM STREETS McHENRY, ILL. PHONE 80 (We reserve the right to limit quantities) ON SALE THURS.. FRI. & SAT. ONLY! Special Message To Our Customers! No doubt many of you have noticed the absence of our weekly newspaper ad. The reason ... to find the best food «bu.vs for less money - Needless to say we had quite a task to maintain the QUALITY for which our store's 50 year reputation is built on -- But! We've done it! We didn't buy inexpensive "LEADER ITEMS" -- We did however, buy the best money can buy - and, with our "Chain-Buying Power" -- We pass the savings on to you our customers. "When you shop CERTIFIED, you can be sure of QUALITY!" GROCERY DEPT. Delmonte Yellow Cling - Sliced or Halves PEACHE 2Vi Size Tins (GROCERY DEPT. Continued) Finest Quality - Dairy Belle ICE CREAM SINGLE PINTS 2 FOR 49c STOCK YOUR FEEZERS NOW! Domino Pure Cane SUGAR baa Del Monte CATSUP Country Delight MILK 69 c gal. Plus Btl. Dep. Starkist - Chunk Style TUNA S400 Vz Size Tins IN OUR MEAT DEPT. -- U. S. Gov't. Graded Choice POT ROAST lbs. 99 •A Graded U. S. Choice Round or Swi STEAK 69 c lb. Our Own "HOME MADE' Ring Liver "The Talk of the Town 49 ib. Due to our tremendous Volume of Business we made a SPECIAL PURCHASE of the FINEST QUALITY of BEEF . . . Therefore, the CERTIFIED STORE passes the savings on to the customers ... . Fresh - Lean GROUND lbs. 98 -- PRODUCE DEPT. -- ATTENTION: CERTIFIED HAS OPENED A million and a half dollar New Produce Warehouse to serve their stores . . . Consequently this means LOWER PRICES to the Customers -- "THE FINEST QUALITY AT LOW, LOW PRICES -- COMPARE AND SEE! NEBRASKA NEW RED POTATOES 10 lb. bag 100 lb. bag $2.79 29 FANCY YELLOW ONIONS 3**10 EXTRA FANCY GREEN SEEDLESS GRAPES 2k29 BLUE RIBBON BRAND - EXCELLENT QUALITY Honey Dew MELONS 29 c ea.