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imwvwtf _-^ ^';?$P^p;< f:' : fltJ&M&lfcLER •^vt^-cV • P m . v5 .":• RltHMOND-BURfrOfc (Continued from Page 12) Capron, you remember, beat the Hebron Green Giants two weeks ago by a score of 13 to 12 and Hebron is loaded with CoUlmans this season. Against the Sharon Panthers last week, the big boys from Boone county held them to a tie, 24 all. This boy Steve Mikrut- seems to be the fellow to watch on the Capron Viking fquad. He scored twice against "5e Sharon Panthers last week and against the Green Giants •from Hebron he scored and was a real standout on defensive play. The Rockets also have some pretty gooff boys so we expect a great game, so just drop everything and don't ,miss this one. It seems sports' writers everywhere •always are making predictions for their conference schools, so this week we will try our luck at the guessing game. Richmond 27, North Boone 20 Clinton 32, Hebron 27 Williams Bay 25, Genoa City 19 College Hi 18, Sharon 35 Palmyra 28, Darien 12 Cross Country Team Wins The- first meet of the season for the Rockets was a successful one. The meet was held at Greeley field and the boys edged the McHenry Warriors by 3 points. In cross country, the low score team is the victor. Buddy Jarrett and Don Fout are two of the best harriers in the county and probably would give a good account of them- • selves in a state meet. Bud came ig first and Don came in second against the Warriors and John Fopenhagen came in fourth. This meet was held Tuesday afterroon, Sept. 20. When scoring in a cross country meet, you take the first five places for each team and total them up and that gives you the team score, such as one point for first place, two for second^ three for fourth, etc. Lose 24-37 to (Crystal Lake The Rocket harriers lost to. Crystal Lake Tigers Thursday of last week, but in doing so we saw one of the finest runs for first position anybody could ever ask for. Buddy jarrett proved once again in the same week that he is a top runner. Butf took the lead right from the start apd set a rapid pace. Right behind him was the "county * champ from last season, Wasberg, who beat out Jarrett in the county meet last season by eight-tenths of a socend. When the teams left Greeley fieldi and started their cross country tour, winding up through the roughs and fairways of Hunter Golf club and over to the 18th tee and around the bushes and back to Greeley field. Jarrett and Wasberg were still yards apart. Just as the runners entered Greeley field, Wasberg put on a burst of speed and Jarrett sa.w him coming so Budi really started to sprint. When they came around the football field and started down the straightaway, they Were just a couple of feet apart, but then Jarrett, gave it everything he had and ^ went across the finish line seven yards ahead of Wasberg, the county champion. Bud had an unbelieveable time of 9:25. For 1 and eight-tenths miles that is excellent time. Don Fout came in third: with good time but from then on it was Tigers as far as you could see so the race was lost from the third position back. Spectators are welcome at these meets, and there, is no charge. More people should be out to see these boys run. They really are tired at the end of the trail and would appreciate a little support. Bowling Men's League With Dan Miller leading the # > way with a three-game series of 542 and a high game of 214, the Lumber company from Spring Grove romped all over Anderson's three straight £ames. Village inn got into the win column t>y defeating Wilmot two out of three games, and in so doing Lou Joerndt rolled the high series for the evening with a 545. Aluminum Combination • Windows & Doors ~ Fibre Glass & Aluminum •Awnings • Porch Enclosures Wood & Aluminum • Jalousie Windows and Doors ' LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE: PHILIP RICKER Phone McHenry 417 after 5:00 p.m. ARLINGTON WINDOW AWNING CO., INC. Phone CLearbrook 5-1750 1510 W. Northwest Highway Arlington Heights, 111 4 -V-V t*» V"% .- ' X.*-' S* r» THE CHEERLEADERS «»».« ..kjvw,Jtrj v •>--» LAKEMO0R & LILYMOOR re Aim Brzezinski l i - - Above are pictured meihbers of the cheerleading squad of Richmoqd- Burton high school. Those marked with a (*) are also candidates for homecoming queen. Fronti row, left to right, Diane May, Marjorie Eldredge and Deanna Norton. Back row, *Beverly Bergsma, Judy Stilling. Verna Miller, Kathleen Sweeney and *Linda Josephson. Harold Wirch was right behind with a 518. Millers Corners, Without big Connie in the line-up, ran into plenty of trouble losing three straight to Hildebrandts. That doesn't happen very often, usually Millers are good for at least one win. Village Inn rolled high team game with 948 and high series for the night with a total of 2743 pins. Ladies' /League It looks like the girls on Borre's team really mean busK ness this season. Last year they finished in last place, but the way they are going now they aren't going to settle for any last place this season. Phyllis Kriska rolled a high game of 178 and/ a high series of 434 for Wilmot, but that wasn't enough to stop the Borres. -Twin Lakes broke into the win' column by taking three straight from Jast season's champions, the Ed Dicklin team from Bassetts, Wis. Twin Lakes had "the top three games for the night. Their low game topped ail the other teams' high score. Audrey Miller had another good night with a high series of 431. Richmond Ladies' League Standings (Won !§>st Borres 6 0 Twin Lakes - 3 3 Wilmot 2 4 Dicklins 1 5 [Richmond Men's League Standings Won Lost Spring Grove 6 0 Anderson's 3 3 Hildebrandt's 3 3 Village Inn 2 4 Standard Oil 2 4 Millers 2 4 Men's League Spring Gr6ve D. Miller 152 214 176 542 C. Freund 134 136 138 408 A. Meyer 134 156 154 444 M. Olsen 200 163 150 513 L. Lay 173 149 149 471 Handicap 96 96 96 288 889 914 863 2666 Anderson's P. Borre 139 156 140 435 C. Heelien 156 134 194 484 B. May 136 145 148 429 R. Anderson 181 163 153 497 R. Duncan 159 148 155 462 Handicap 21 21 21 63 792 767 811 2370 Village Inn H. Wirch 175 154 179 508 H. Frnaks 14& 131 143 420 J. Smith 186 140 170 496 V. Miller 150 147 180 477 L. Jorendt 192 181 172 545 Handicap 99 99 99 297 948 852 943 2743 Standard Oil J, Anderlick 180 144 178 502 G. Neuman 128 148 168 444 -Rr-ijwartz 176 136 133 445 F. Z&rnstorf 133 201 163 497 W. Faber 191 167 148 506 Handicap 74 74 74 222 882 870 864 2616 Hildebrandt's C. Schroeder 151 155 180 486 J. Hornof 182 156 159 497 D. Ranker 125 173 121 419 S. Mikolas 180 ,146 154 480 H. Dunn 162 166 199 527 Handicap §9 59 59 177 859 855 872 2586 Miller's J. Miller . 165 113 145 423 G. Buchert 156 150 163 469 R. Miller 134 141 123 398 C. Klemstein 167 171 138 476 R. Winn 128 174 134 436 Hi ndi cap 54 54 54 162 804 803 757 2364 Ladies' League Wilmot P'. Kriska 178 115 141 434 E. Stenzel 111 86 87 294 M. EhlertA 97 99 145 341 M. Winn 120 151 115 386 G. Thorn 101 138 103 342 Handicap 64 64 64 192 671 653 665 1989 Borre's H. Klemstein 105 123 128 356 H. Savage 129 84 144 357 M. Foley 116 135 130 381 R Richardson 128 137 .128 393 I. Borre 112 140 140 392 Handicap 84 J34 84 252 674 703 754 2131 Shop at Home and SAVE! NYE DRUG STORE iltmttlflg Stews A message from your Nye Drug Store Pharmacist' NATIONAL PHARMACY WEEK, October 2nd to 8th, has been set aside to remind you and ourselves that "Your Pharmacist Works For Better Community Health." THERE ARE' MANY other services we perform, but essentially our training as a Pharmacist, is to provide with proper safety, medicines that help you to get well and keep well. COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS important enough to mean the difference between good health and bad, often life and death, requires a great mental concentration to avoid any possible error. OUR WORKING HOURS are. long because our Pharmady is often open evenings and holidays when others can play. At the end of a long day we may momentarily feel that there surely must be an easier way to earn our daily bread. BUT THERE IS really nothing else we would rather be than Your Pharmacist, and we thank you for the privilege of being able to serve. The fire department his "pl»sterboard on hand for work on the second floor of the fire house and not enough workers. Please get in touch with Norman Morrison. They need all the help they can get. 1 V-i The hot dog and sauerkraut dinner was a success. Irene Go-, diha, the chairman of the dinner, wishes to thank all the people for making it a success and a thank you to the workers a»4 all the donations. . Lakemoor Bible Church' ' Sunday classes of the Lalcef moor Bible church wilt be held between 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. every Sunday afternoon at the Freeman home. Football Wanted -- every available young man of grade school age to try out for Jhe Lakemoor football team. Place of meeting w}ll be the community house on Saturday. Oct. 1, at 11 a.m. For further information, please call 595-R-2. Thursday Socials Remember the Thursday night socials at Wally's Oasis. Everyone is welcome to attend. Socials begin at 8:30 p.m. iP.T.A. The party held on Tuesday, Sept. 20, was a success. Mrs. Buchwalter wishes to thank everyone for their help and Jittendance. The party was run by the Lilymoor-Lakemoor school. Anyone interested in becoming a member of the P.T.A. please get in touch with Mrs. Buchwalter. Hospital News Chipper Cynowa's second aJkin graft turned out very well, lie underwent a third skin grafting on Friday, Sept. 23. Your car<ds and letters are the most enjoyable part of the day for Chipper; and a big help to 1 his spirits, so please keep sending them. Fred Checchin entered • St. Mary's of Nazareth hospital in Chicago for surgery on Wednesday, Sept. 21. > Mrs. Jerry Gannon had the misfortune of falling down in front of her home and broke a kneecap, she was on her way to visit her husband at Downey hospital at Great Lakes, who is now recuperating at home. Mrs. Gannon is recuperating af Woodstock hospital. We wish you all a very speedy recovery. . . On the (Mend Louis Pogany returned back to school Friday, Sept. 23. Both Pogany boys are now back in school and getting along fine; General' News Norman and Pat Morrison will put on their dancing shoes for a dinner-dance held in Chicago on Saturday, Oct. 1. Harold and Marcella Foss spent a pleasant evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Ray Bylski at Arlington Heights Saturday, Sept. 24. Casey Brzezinski has been on vacation and spent a weekend with Walter Para at Lake Keganza, Wis., fishing. They didn't catch any fish at Lake Keganza, so they went to Lake Kaskenash and came with a few. They hope to spend another weekend in the near future and come home with a better showing. Mrs. Mary Schiavone Spent a few days at St. Joseph, Mich. She also spent a day in Stevensville, Mich,, visiting some aunts of her daughter-in-law, Lois. Birthdays Adele Leon celebrated her birthday with a cake and neighbors on Friday, Sept. 23. Her godfather, Romeo Hamelin, joined them and; is spending a few days with the Leon family. Nancy Godina was 9 years old on Monday, ^ept. 26, and enjoyed a turkey dinner with the family. Bonnea Brae Bonder was 6 years oldi Sunday, Sept. 25. She had a birthday party with cake and ice ,, cream and prizes with Jier friends. In the evening, she enjoyed another party with her aunts and uncles. She received many lovely! gifts. Rita Erickson celebrated her birthday Sunday, Sept. 25.) Her husband, Roy, Ed Kamin, Jr., Stewart Clark, Casey and Ann Brzezinski helped her celebrate it Saturday night, A happy birthday to all and many happy returns of the day. Former Resident Jim Szarek, former resident of Lakemoor now living in Johnsburg, recently returned home from the hospital and would appreciate hearing from his friends. New Addition Mr. andi Mrs. Richard L. Marsh are the proud parents of another son, Richard Michael, 6 lb. 2 oz., born &ept. 19. Mrs. Marsh is the former Marcella Szarek. Their first child, James Edward, will be 2 years old Nov. 16L He sure will enjoy having a brother to play with. Accident Mr. and Mrs. John Kraus, while on their way home from the home of their son, Curly, in Niles, 111., passed an accident on Route 12. As they reached home, they received word their son, Wayne, and his fiancee, Charlene Dowe, were in the accident. Wayne received minor injuries and is at home. Charlene is in Resurrection hospital in Chicago for surgery. Lilymoor Mr. and Mrs. Henry- Philips of Evergreen Park were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Malecke. Rev. Edward Wojnik is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wijas. He is a mission procurator at Girard, Pa. Patty Golbeck met with an accident Friday, Sept. 23. She was hit on the nose with a bat, but fortunately it was not broken.- We hope you are feeling better. Mrs. Mary Bitterman spent the weekend with her daughter, WHb Schiavone, 'and family. ' ! j Jerry Bader celebrated- hi* birthday Saturday, Sept. 17, with his family. Baby Deborah Stansel was christened on Sunday, Sept. 25, at St. Patrick's church in McHenry. A party followed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fuhler. Two Corrections Mrs. Grace Leske celebrated her birthday on Friday, Sept. 23, instead of Sept. 16. • Donald Leske's relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Carll, Mr. and l&rii. Khune and Mr. and Mrs. John Voss, are residents of McHenry and hot Lilymoor. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE The • Oct. 4 meeting of the Women of the Moose will be "Christmas in October," with the heart committee in charge. The ladies hope to make this a Merry Christmas for Mooseheart and. Moose Haven. •m Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars PROFEMOriRI. DIRECTORY EACH NIGHT we have the comforting thought that, because we are a Pharmacist, we can help folks like you to enjoy a healthier life. NYE DRUG STORE 9ifaicjreeri (Jbjencty Prescription Chemists Fellow American College of Apothecaries Russ Emerson, R. Ph. Ruth Herrmanri, R. Ph. "Pat" Ryan, R. Ph. PHONE 26 129 N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE McHENRY, ILL. FRANK W. SEK, MJ). Physician and Surgetn 210 So. Green St. Office Hours: 2 to ft PJW. -- 7 to 9 P Jtf. (Dally - Except Wed*) ,v " (Saturdays £ to 0 PJff. Phones: Office * Residence 164 2278 ...GUTS DOWN WASTE Stop wasting materials by on-the-job mixing! Tell us your specifications and we'll deliver the right amount of the right concrete mix right on time! McHenry Sand & Gravel Co. "RADIO DISPATCHED" PHONE 920 DR. J. C. GOETSCHEL Chiropractic Physician t 25 Orchard Beach Roa4 Office Hours: Mon.i Tues., Thurg^ , ft FrL 1 0 t o 1 7 - 1 : 8 0 t o 5 : 3 0 - 7 ^ 9 Saturdays: 10 A.M. to 2 PJtf. PHONE 743 B and B EXTERIOR DECORATING Free Bsttmates Fritzches Estates PHONE 560-R-2 DR. G. R. SWANSOif Dentist Office Hours: Dally Except Thursday 9 to 12 -- 1:30 to StftQ Mon., Wed. and FrL Evenings By Appointment Only . Telephone McHenry lflt FRANK S. MAT BLACK DIRT Sand - Gravel - Driveways Excavating Route 5, McHenry, ID, Phone McHenry 580-BK-l m VIRGIL R. POLLOCK Life Insurance and Annuities Representing Massachusetts Life Insurance Compaq 6&4 Court St. i / • Phone 1168 McHeriry^Ul. a Sand Llmeiione VERN THELEN Excavating Gravel Black Dirt Dredging TeL McHenry 1386 Box 640, Rt. 1, McHenry, DL A. P. FREUND & SONS Excavating Contractors Trucking; Hydraullo and Crane Service -- ROAD BUILDING -- . Tel. 204.M McHenry, 111. EARL R. WALSH INSURANCE Fire, Auto, Farm & Life Inearaace Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES When You Need Insurance of Any Kind PHONE 48 or 983 Green ft Ehn McHemy, HI. SCHROEDER IRON WORKS Ornamental & Structural Steel Visit Our Showrooms 8 Miles Souht on Rt. SI PHONE 950 QUALITY SERVICE JM MXCtlfTIQH PHAtJMCf Jt is a Part The mind and the touch can be dulled from lack of practice in our profession too. But not to with the pharmacists working her* in your behalf, for they compound thousands^ of prescriptions annually. The quiet preference of your Doctor, plus your continued' patronage have made this an active prescription pharmacy. Pharmacists here are alert, busy, and expert, having the advantage of continuous prescription experience, ana finest drug products, such as those of Parke, Davis & Con^ pony, With which to practice their profession. BOLGER'S S. GREEN ST. PHONE 40 McHENRY, HI* D R U G S J O R f Jli. -T*'" "" | A-"] . <£• -1JSW 1. We'd like to show you some of the things that make the Ford one of America's finest cars . . . .though it's one of the lowpstpriced. Let's start with these long, low lines. Looks like it hates' to stand still, doesn't it? tfiMSSSK a walk around '56 FORD! It's the fine car at half the fine car price! 2. Here, on jtour left is the inspiration for the styling of the '56 Ford--the famous Ford Thunderbird. Look at those broad, flat hoods, for example. Here is styling that will stay in style. 4. The new 202-h.p. Thuhderbird Y-8 will give you a new lease on driving enjoyment. It's available in Fordomatic Fairlane and Station Wagon models. You can have the "GO "-packed 176-h.p. Y-8 in Fordomatic Mainlaiue and Customline models, or Ford's new 137-h.p. Six i8 available in any model. 5. Note the deep-center design of this new Lifeguard steering wheel. The wheel rim is over three inches above the post tohelp cushion the driver in case of an accident. It's a feature of new Lifeguard Design which Ford spent over two years developing . . . to give you added protection in case of an accident. 3. Here's what you ride on. This frame has fiir cross-members including a special R-bar member up front. It can really take it! By the way, the control arms of Ford's Ball-Joint Front Suspension are angle-mounted to cushion out the head-on as well as the updown shock of bumps. 6* This Lifeguard cushioning for instrument panel and sun visors is optional. It gives you 'extra protection when thrown forward m an accident. You may also have optional seat belts to help keep occupants securely in seats. I BUSS 531: Main Street 7. Here's Ford's new Lifeguard door latch. It is another member of Ford*! new Lifeguard family. A double-grip locking engagement reduces the chance of doors springing open under unusual strain of impact. Chances of serious injury in accidents are less when passengers remain in the car. Well, that covers the important points. But there's a lot more. So we'd like to invite you to come in and see the uewr '56 Ford for yourself. Then you'll see the colorful new exteriors and interiors, the quality workmanship that is evident everywhere. Then you'll learn the full story. When you do, you'll know that Ford is the Jine car at half the fine car price. ' r'6** MOTbR SALES Phone McHsoiy 1 McHoory. Hi 4M