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Thursday, September h1955 " " ^ wis 'TW-' > • THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER HEBE AND .4 THERE WITH GOLF e " . 5 By Jimmy Kupec At McHenry country Club this past week, Vale Adams had a low net of 68 to win the 1-7 bracket, followed by Paul Overton and R. Bennett, who tied for second and third with even 70s. The winner of the 8-13 bracket was Doh Bollman, with a low net of 66 and John Torrence was second with a 67. In the 14 and I* upward class, Ray (Electric) Hughes went home with the first place merchandise certificate with a low net of 67 and Harry <• Hans took second place with a low of 68. The Blind Bogey event was divided by Frank (Scottie) Rourke and Don Bollman. . The McHenry Ladies' Day event of the day was best scores on blind holes. The winners by classes are as follows: Class A, Helen Miller, first," Rosalie Barnickol, second; Class B, Gert Barbian, first, and Berniece Jensen, second; Class c, Kathleen Neary, first, Marion Donnelly, second; Class D, Mildred Hinspater, first, Edna Mae Johnson, second. The Medal tournament was completed after four weeks of play and Helen Miller is medal champion of Class A. The Class B medal honor was taken by Julia Kralowetz. The McHenry Country Club's ladies' championship was won by Rosalie Barnickol. Next week's event will be blind partners and an open meeting will follow after lunch. The third Tuesday nite of the month golf group scores are as follows: For the men, Mike Mickels, 35, Harry Conway, 39, Freddie Meyers, 42, Dick Hester, 43, Bill Funk, 46, Jack Phalen, 47, Bill Donnelly, 49, Jack Mc- ^ Carroll and Roy Rode, 52. This group follows every golfing day with a party and this time the place was at the home • of Freddie and "TinJkie" Meyers. Kliling two birds with one stone, at this party Nicky and Elaine Justen were to be surprised a week earlier for their Sept. 7, tentlr wedding anniversary. One gift was to be a basket of, labels removed, canned goods. From Pistakee golf club the men's low net event was won by S. Oswald with 38-4-34. Tied for second were Barrett, 43-8-35, Richard Warfield, 41-6-35, and Jbhn Lindstrorri, sr., 35-0-35. • Back at McHenry, there were twp red* faces as Mike and Lil Mickels played Overton and Torrence scratch and took, two bucks apiece away from the two boys. JUNIOR LEGION The Junior Legion baseball team, sponsored by McHenry Post 491, recently completed one of its most successful seasons in recent years with a 10 won and 4 lost record. The local team scored 107 runs to 48 for their opponents. The final batting averages show that Charlie^ Olson led the regulars with a mark of/ .385. Chick gales with .370 and Gene Freund with .350 were close behind. Tom Oeffling led all the hitters with a .500 mark but played in only two games as he is a member of the Johnsburg Tigers. Two of the early season leaders, Matt Eichinger and Wally Schimke, had to give up baseball as they had jobs that interfered. Carl Walker, used mostly in a pinch hitting role, compiled a neat mark of .375. Gene Freund led the team in times at bat, runs, hits, three base hits and tied Chick Sales for the leadership in runs batted in. Chuck Pierce led the team in two base hits, while Chick Sales and Wally Schimke led in homers. In the pitching department, Gene Freund won 5 and lost 3, Ernie Useman won 3 and lost 1 and Chick Sales won his only start. All three of Gene's losses were by one run with two of them being by scores of 1-0. Twenty-four boys played In the games at one time or another. Several of the boys had summer employment that caused them to miss some of the games. The prospects are bright for a good season next year, as only Chick Sales and Chuck Pierce, among the regulars, will be ineligible because of age. JULY ACCIDENTS Automobile and truck accidents on Illinois highways took the lives of 163 persons during July, an increase of 2 per cent over the 160 deaths recorded? in July, 1954, according to a report by Edwin A. Rosenstone, director of the state Department of Public Works and Buildings. The fatality toll is 1,113 for the first seven months of this year, the report stated. This is a one per cent increase over the figure for• the corresponding period last year, during which 1,103 deaths occurred. Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars TEACHERS' SOCIETY CONDUCTS COURSE IN MONEY MANAGEMENT The course^ in personal money management sponsored by Alpha Theta chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma society last spring received such wide approval that the sorority has arranged for the course to be repeated this fall so the many women who were unable to attend previously can now d6 so. It will be under the direction of Mrs. Lorraine Blair, financial consultant, lecturer, founder and executive director of the Women's Finance Forum of America. She has just completed her twentieth year as head of this organization whose sole purpose is to enlighten women in finance and related matters for their own' btenefit and the welfare of their families. The classes will be on budgeting, banking, savings and loans, real estate, insurance, annuities, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, how to read a financial jjage and interpret . a financial statement, wills, trusts, taxes and investment analysis, fiach member may have a personal consultation with Mrs. Blair as part of the course. Due to her wide activities she will be unable to teach all of the ten lessons but will be assisted by Mrs. Florence Colby and specialists in various fields of finance. The class will start Wednesday evening, Sept. 28, at 7:30 p.m. in the Central school in Crystal Lake. Delta Kappa Gamma Chairman Miss Faith Harrington, President Frances Brand or any member of the sorority will be glad to answer questions concerning enrollment. Delta Kappa Gamma members in McHenry are Mesdames Ray McGee, Charles Gibbs, Eleanor Foley and Lillian Bolger, and the Misses Nellie Doherty and Genevieve Knox, who with Mrs. McGee todk the course in personal money management last spring. Any of the above members will be glad to answer any questions which might be confusing those who would be interested in enrolling in the financial course. M -RUA TWIT'S n FRIT EYES RIGHT ffiNCHNS W ZOO 0COFT OPEN. 55 PENGUINS MMtCMEPOUTOP THB GATES ftNO RCfcPEP AROUND "Wi STREETS OP EPINBUR*U.scotumi TUEV BEUCNgP WEIL.KM0VEP Noeopv. subsequently, ZOO OPPICIALS MADE AN APTBEM00N TOUB A RE6ULAH Daily event/ iS-w vj££*' GIANTS OF THE DEEP 7ME TALLEST PLANTS N THE WOEL0 AREsewwws/ SEAWEEPS MEASUQNS MOKE TtW 600 FEET IN MEt&UT MWE BEEN R3UN9 IN 1MB WiATEKs AROUNP CAPE HORN. C0MA£& TM16 HEKSMT WITH THE TALLEST OP TME GIANT SEOuOA T7EES-400 FEET M6M.' \ O U " K t NOUR OWN R O S S - TB-L MX*? BANK TO DEDUCT A SET AMOUNT EACH MONTH FRO* \OUR ACCOUNT TO PURCHASE (/.S.SAVXMC* &OMP* YOU'RE BUILD1N& FOR YOUR FUTURE TVC 1 ANDMfftlOnC WAV/ It Pays to Advertise In The McHenry Plaindealei "Shopping For A Deal"? Prices On New Dodges And Ptymouths Slashed Hundreds Of $ $ $ and Still Get Top Allowance A. S. BLAKE MOTORS McHENRY PHONE 156 FOR T Y D O L lean Burning Heating Oils 24 Hour Oil Delivery Service and ALL TYPES of COAL Call McHenry 729 or after 4:30 p. m. 1502 McHenry County Farmers Co-op Ass n. 52S W. Waukegan Road McHenry, 111. CD. bt>tember 1 of A. Business Meeting J .^September 2 Parent-Teacher Gathering -- Johnsburg School -- .8 p.m. September 6 Farewell Party For Fr. Mc- Gowan -- St. Patrick's Church Hall -- 7:30 p.m. September 7 •Circle 3, W.S.C.S. -- 1 p.m. -- Pot-Luch Luncheon September 9 McHenry Woman's club Luncheon Program -- McHenry Country Club -- Special Guests September IS St.' Patrick's Mothers' Club Meeting -- Church Hall -- 2:45 p.m. September 22 Pot-Lucik Luncheon -- Community Methodist Church -- First Fall Meeting, W.S.C.S. October 5 St. Clara's Court, W.C.O.F., Luncheon -- l p.m. October 6 Public Party -- Legion Home -- Sponsored by C.D. of A. October 8 Fiftieth Anniversary, O.E.S. -- Dinner, McHenry Country Club. FALL STYLES FOR CHILDREN SHOWN AT WONDER LAKE The Wonder Lake American L e g i o n a u x i l i a r y h e l d i t s p r e school style show at the Harrison school Sunday afternoon. The Toddler Shop of McHenry presented the new fall styles for the children. Models from toddlers to 'teens were as follows: Peggy Peterson. Cynthia Ruggero, David Sturm, Karen Kiddel; Pam Parker, Tommie Van Landuyt, Ruth Wilson, Sherry Vacula, George Gergits. Mary Jane GilUs, Linda Widen, Ronnie Kamp, Greta Widen, Denise Mc- Mahon, Roger Hanson, Carol Watkina, Mickey jHenaofl, Jackie Cannon. ' V- * /^"V, Also, Carlanna Cariiwv Bryan Stahl, Cheryl E3bcr*s«Ht; May Dean, Roniiie Freund, Pat Thomas, Jackie 'Hanson, Bllftr Eberle, Rosemary Roti,. Btftene- Murdock, Glen H&irtpton, terine Rochowicz, Jill GustAVBOn,. Robin Ruzicka and Lorelle VacUf • • • ' S : , K :. . $ & • Mrs. Clark Griffith accompanied the models and Mrs. Eleanor. Schlottman played several duet selections with her son. Mrs. Jane Widen and Miss Ann Lund4- borg offered vocal selections and;; Jackie Rose of Oak Park and Tommy Van Landuyt of Hebroift. played accordion selections. Collections No Collection -- No Charge Personal Calls Nationwide Service Lakeland Credit Adjusters 210 S. Green St, Phone McHenry 1400 Thank You! Our most sincere thanks to everyone tor the Beautiful Flowers, Cards, and Good Wishes that rnade our Grand Opening such a wonderful Joe and Jim McHENRY RECREATION '.-nl PC (Grocery Dept* Cont.) Chicken of the Sea MEAT DEPT. Rich in Vitamin "A' WHITE TUNA . PORK LIVER... Vi Size Tins CORNER of GREEN and ELM STREETS McHENRY, ILL. PHONE 80 (We reserve the right to limit quantities) ON SALE THURS.. FRI. 8c SAT. ONLY! CERTIFIED FOOD STORES . . . WHAT DOES IT MEAN? Over 1000 Food Stores independently owned, joined *ogether to give the consuming public QUALITY, LOW PRICES and FRIENDLY SERVICE. Recently Certified has opiened a new million and a half dollar warehouse to handle fresh fruits and vegetables -- This enables every Certified Store to sell produce at very low prices . . . For the last two weeks we sold potatoes at 10 lbs. for 29c -- why pay more? Compare our everyday low prices and save! GROCERY DEPT. EXTRA SPECIAL SALE Honolulu Lady SLICED PINEAPPLE 2 Vi Size Tins Hunt's - Sliced or Halves - Yellow Cling PEACHES Raggedy Ann SALAD DRESSING.. Hl-C Orange PRINK., Our Best - Whole or Cut-up FRYERS 'The Talk of the Town" U. S. Gov't. Graded Choice Quart Jar Sirloin STEAKS Their Soooo Tender They Melt in Your Mouth 46 oz. Tins •sfsS^tSsaSSsssss £ Domino PURE CANE SUGAR This Lovely 5-Pc. Place Setting "ENGLISH IVY" can be yours for only 99' Retail valud $2.50 Come in and see how .'-yR-ou can also get additional pieces for complete set of Dinnerware at BIG SAVINGS! Ma Brown - Fresh Pack - Plain or Kosher DILL PICKLES PRODUCE DEPT. Jumbo Size - Sweet Tasting CANTALOUPE... each Quart Jar For Back-To-School Lunches-- Country's Delight California Juice or Eating - Sunkist 0RANCES. doz. 2'/2 Size Tin CHEESE SPREAD By Popular Demand! New Nebraska Red Potatoes lbs.