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o Thursday, February 5, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Fir# BOWLING NOTES * (Continued from Page Four) 'boherty, 445; D. Pieroni, 381; Busch, 175-180-498; B. Mac- Kinder, 423; M. Einspar, 406; E. Modinger, 452; M. A. Noon- 377; N. Stilling, 464; T. ^tilling, 187-450. Railroad: T. Stilling, 6-7-10. !Nite Owls-- J. Rosing, 470; E. Hoyte, 480; H. Miller, 483; I. Kreier, 452; L. Stone, 452; S. Sutton, '201-520; A. Federle, 454; V. Groh, 437; A. Schwingl, 435; M. Gates, 195-499; E. Klapperlfch, 444; N. Bowman, 446; M. SUibbings, 205-438; R. Simon, 466; S. Covalt, 424; E. Varese, 425; M. Sulok, 418. Railroads: A. Schwingl, 4-10-7; E. Koenemann, 6-10-7; A. Federle, 5- 10; E. Rand, 2-7-10; L. Vacondio, 4-7-9. Wed. N5te Twelve-- I. Bykowski, 420; M. Haupt, 196-500; L. Homo, 191-490: L. V^gen, 395; M. Sandgren, 176- 1*6; J. Rink, 404. D. of A.-- A. Gaulke, 175-463; J. Weyland, 468; C. Wagner, 441; J. Kralowetz, 211-500; M. Fuchs, 186-502; B. O'Brien, 457; J. Hamil, 409; E. Nimsgern, 457; L. Diedrich, 405; C. Olson, 406. Palace ^tvern-- G. Schaefer, 227-605; J. Simon, 545; A. Schaefer, 574; B. Peisert, 214-573; T. Getner, 219- 583; B. Winters, 540; K. Brand, 548; H. Fitzgerald, 223; A. Oonk, 553; D. Weingart, 591; S. Miller, 234-577; C. Behnke, 531; B. Pqpelka, 225-593; D. Rosing, 213-592; B. Miller. 210- 609; H. Steffes, 201-201-200- 602; H. Behnke, 222-583. Hurry-Uppers-- A. Wilcox, 508; C. May, 481; L. Schmitt. 465; V. Smith, 450; M. Johnston, 181-441. MOOSE LODGE Women of the Moose Gutter Dodders-- J. May, 494; J. Niska, 197- 480; D. Kibbe, 453; M. Karls, 433: E. Clausen. 433. Railroads: V. Zevern. 8-5-10: O'beary, 2- 7: Ciechon. 3-10. Bowled in W.I.B.C. State Tournament In Waukegan-- J. Sladek, 177-194-541; J. Fonte, 408; H. Caley, 192-479; M. Karls, 179-465; J. May, 192- 512. Team total: 2505 actual pins. (Last Weeks) --McHENRY RECREATION-- Thurs. 9:15-- L. Nimsgern, 561; V. Freund. 212-554; E. Koch, 211-592; W. Hojndcki, 216-540; E. Peisert, 216 -567; Larkin. 220-567; Crouch, 530; A. Noonan, 226- 569; Lottcher, 213-567; Krause, 232-532; Coari, 539; Wally. 531; Ralph, 222-569; Dick, 546; Abel, 212-557. Business Men-- E. Pieroni, 540; D. Schaefer, 232-606; H. Blake, 564. C.O.F. "9:00-- Steffan, 555; A. Schaefer, 250-576; G. M. Freund, 567. City-- A. Blake, 212-578; C. Behnke, 556; F. Matthesius, 571; Forti, 223-538; H. Kreutzer, 230-575; B. Devoss, 536; V. Adams, 214-543. Wed. Nite Ladies-- T? Meyer, 452; E. Conway,1 178-455; B. Hettermann, 465; M. Wakitsch, 440; M. Smith,! 451; M. Hettermann, 175-543;! L. Meyer, 179-441; S. Spiclman, 186-466. Railroad: S. Spielman, 6-7-10. Monday 7:00-- C. Hyatt, 572; R. Nimtz. 257- 539; E. Useman. 535; H. Blake, 546"; W. O'Brien. 212-530; D. Weber. 223-642; A. Brink. 224; L. Adams, 234-556, V. Adams, 216-542; R. Csterby, 211; R. Justen, 527. Tues. Thirty-Niners-- L. Pitzen, 435; C. Freund, 436: D. Freund, . 181-488; B. Mackinder, 177-457; C. Antonscn. 451; T. Stilling. 204-483; S. Harms, 414; D. Rogers, 393; D. Pieroni, 381; L. Cairns, 179- 460; Railroad: B. Mackinder, 4-10. D. of A.-- G. Freund, 184-448; D. Chelini. 191-467; G. Sigman. 170; C. Wagner, 154: M. Miller, 159; S. Dohert.v. 144; M. Stoffel, 162; D. Stoffel. 200-469; , C. Freund. 166; V. Diedrich, 451, M. Mayfield, 143: L. Braidman, 478; J. Wiles. 147. Railroads: A. Vaupell, 6-7-10; E. Nimsgern. 4-7-10. The annual mid-winter conference of the Women of the i Moose was under the auspices of the college of regents and was held in Waukegan on Sunday, Jan. 25. Waukegan chapter was hostess to the chapters who were invited to participate. The chapters participating and number of members present were: McHenry 20, Antioch 36, Zion-Benton 18. Highland Park 3, Waukegan 40 and North Chicago none. The conference , leader was senior Regent Mildred Haskel of Waukegan chapter who welcomed all chapters and introduced the other senior regents as they took part in the conference. Response by Senior Regent Virginia Evans of Zion-Benton chapter. The college of regents was presented by Pauline Virginia Evans of Zion-Benton chapter. The college of regents was presented by Pauline Lange 1 Waukegan chapter, investiture ceremony by Dorothy Heaven, Waukegan chapter who presented the two College of Regents with their stoles. All. senior regents gave a short talk on some of the interesting projects accomplished by their chapters. i College of Regents from McHenry chapter attending was 1 Ann Rodenkirch. Attending the conference ' from McHenry were Senior Regent Mable Thomas. Gradu- ; ate Regent Nacy Bowman, I Junior Regent Hazel Struwe, 1 Chaplain Valarie Patterson, I Treasurer, Hilda Mayfold, Recorder Marge Fernstror&i Guide Olga Lishamer, Assistant Guide | Marge Granath, Sentinel Ethel I Hagberg, Argus Lillian Cox. Chairmen attending were Olga Johnson, Bertha Jager. Hazel | Bowman, Fay Young and Imogene Grist. Escorts attending were Lona Brever, Ila Hogan, Bertha English and Pat Tomasello. ' Coffee and rolls were served by the Waukegan chapter. We all arrived to and from Waukegan safely under the capable hands of our bus driver, Jim Hunt. Thanks again, Jim, for the smooth ride especially with twenty gals heckling you. Olga Johnson Publicity Chairman SUIT DISMISSED An order was entered in circuit court at Woodstock last week by Judge Sidnev Block of Lake county, dismissing the court action of Charles E. Millei. Olive A. Millei and J. A, Werden against the McHenry county and zoning enforcing officer, George Jedlicka, for want of equity. The petitioners asked that the court set aside the action of the county which denied them special uses of 80 acres two miles east of Spring Grove. Werden had a contractual agreement to purchase the property from the other plaintiffs to operate a sand and grav. el business. Bv the time you are sixtyfive you probably look like a cold and forlorn statue to A girl of twelve. MUSEUM GUEST RECORD INCREASES 5.8% OVER 1957 Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry maintain its longheld. ^world-wide Museum attendant record during 1958 when it entertained 2,504.391 visitors, an increase of 5.8 percent over its 1957 guest record. R e f l e c t i n g i t s c o n s t a n t l y growing" popularity with students, tourists, vacationists and important visitors from other parts of the country and abroad, its 1958 guests included 7.261 organized tour parties, of which seventy -eight come , from foreign countries. | Included among these organ- ! ized delegations from distant | points were groups of all ages I and interests from top level ! leaders in government, science, i industry and education to i grade school groups. Typical of those from foreign countries were fourteen different Soviet inspection parties, each of i which visited the Museum to ; study America's scientific and industrial progress in some dis- | tinctively special phase of ac- ; tivity. The school groups, who kept a r r i v i n g a t t h e M u s e u m throughout the school year in I a steady flow of busses and par- I ties ranging individually in size j from ten to more than 1,000 i pupils aDiece. hailed from, cities j as far east as Buffalo, N. Y. : and as far west as Denver. On one single day teacher- escorted parties from 13S different schools were recorded, j A special six-day survey early ! last August of all visitors enter- ; ing the Museum gave even j more convincing proof of the J widespread character of its | annual audiences. To learn /where they came from the Museum's staff questioned 49,793 ; of them over a six-day. Monday 1 through Saturday, period. SUSPEND LICENSES The state has announced the suspension of three drivers' li- | censes in McHenry county, inj eluding. Richard Greco of Fox | Rive- Grove and Joachim | Kauffmai\ ot Rt. 5, McHenry, both .for three offenses, and Arthur C. Klein of Fair Oaks subdivision, caused or contributed to an accident resulting j in injury or death. The standard of living in this : country will remain the highest in the world unless we los? a war. SHOP McHENliY AlcHenry Plaindealei Phone 170 - 171 _ !i Published every Thursday al j McHenry, 111., by the McHenry Publishing Company, Inc. I A T I O N A I t D 61 O ASSOC Z7 W. BURFEINDT, Gen'l. Mgr. \DELE FROEHLICH, Editoi SUBSCRIPTION RATE In McHenry Countv 1 Year $3.50 6 Months $2.00 3 Months $1.25 Outside McHenry County 1 Year $4.00 6 Months • $2.25 3 Months $1.50 Entered as second-class mat ter at the post office at McHenry, Illinois, under the acl of May 8. 1879. [:0Q Ladies-- A. Glosson, 175-190-481 ^ M. [filbranclt, 4&6; L. Michels, 446; [. Doherty, 464. 1:00 Ladies-- iJ H. Conway, 444; T. Steffan, (|B38; M. Kinsala, 456; M. DonjfieUy, 475; I. Narowetz. 449. Top Scores from Last Week-- tMen) D. Fredricks, 545; H. freund, 235-545; C. Behnke,' ST4; Vv. Coari, 538; V. Adams,, akSO; D. Schaefer, 576; E. Koch, 214-606. (Women) M. Doherty, 451;, J. Doherty, 455; G.-Smith, 490; ML. Michels, 181-440: M. Powers, 451; T. Steffan, 467; J. Dillon,! 499. Nite Owls-- G. Steinsdorfer, 184-430; J. Rosing, 446; P. Rosing, 438; E. Hovte. 180-513; C. Boone. 486; R. Romkowski, 445; L. Vacondio, 183-451; R. Kluk. 439; L. Stone. 178-452: F. Kuna, 372; N. O'Brien. 397; K. Godina, 375; J. Diedrich. 430; H. Schroeder, 408: S. Covalt, 374; D. Scherzer, 374; A. Borovec, 374; M. Otto. 367. Railroads: N. O'Brien. 5-10; 4-7-1G; M. Otto, 5-9-7. Gutter Queens-- L. Turbush. 202-513. Railroad: D. Stanfel, 5-7. -- TOMASELLO'S -- Tomasello's Friday Nite-- fAnsell, 238-582; Popelka, 547; I ^ibarsky, 525; Scanlon, 231. Sunday Mixed-- Tom Burns, 213-213-572. Railroads: N. Fidler, 9-7; J. Martinucci, 6-7-9. Hu rry-ITppers-- M. Voase. 188-516; L. Schmitr. 217-511: L. LaBay, 485; V. Smith, 460. Wonder Lake Women-- L. Smith. 219-469: N. Piatt, ; 466; J. Hoffman, 453. e-business Men-- E. Winters, 219-616; B. Bit- German, 207-531; R. Thelen, #*228-565. W . ^foose Mixed-- •v N. Bowman, 434; Railroads: ' B. Neumann, 8-10: R. Bryant, 3-5-7; E. Roewer, 4-5: C. Hagberg, 5-7. •"* ZONING PETITION On Tuesday, Feb. 10, at 3:30 pm in the village hall at Richmond, Elmer Kouba will ask for a change in classification permit ing a spec'al use as a garbage pit. The property is located approximately one and one-half miles southwest of the junction of Rtes. 31 and 12. For the BIG MOMENT in your life... send Select yours NOW BOLGER S Drug Store 103 S. Green St. PHONE 40 McHenry, III IN PERSON SUNDAY ONLY - - sravB mm » yO&VO -J iilisas jc \.. .A., America's Most Versatile Entertainer THE TOiY LAVELLI SHOW A Sparkling Two-Hour Stage Show 2 PERFORMANCES ONLY! 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