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Thursday, February 25, I960 c THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER PageFiv© BOWLING NOTES (Continued from Page 4) McHenry State Bank 3-0 -- McHenry^ Co-op 0-3. J. Heide 442;-L. Knox 427; N. Stilling T. Stilling 421. Railroads: Stoffel 5-10. Ten Pin Queens -- L & M Constructors 2-1 -- Biingalow Inn 1-2. S. Lamerar# 203-444; K. Fuhler i75- 468. Cristv & Stendebach 0-3 -- ^ 'Sriug Harbor Boat CHub 3-0. N. Cristy 432; R. Barbi&n 176- . 497. Elsie's Charm House 3-0 -- ^erton Caddi-Lacs 0-3. S. Mc- Mahon 188-476. Rutledge Caddy Orts 2-1 -- Merrill Wdolen 1-2. M. B. Fuchs 179-454; M. Doherty 435: L. Michels 201-495. McHenry Recreation 2-1 -- S.R.A. 1-2. T. Steffan 459; C. Rietesel 462; M. Donnelly 189- 192-550. . > Commercial -- WVIark's Sports Center 3-0 -- Georges White House 0-3. -T. Thennes 207; M. Foley 215. . V.F.W. Post 4600 1-2 -- Brennan Milk Service 2-1; L: Berry 209; J. Clark 200-556; R. Kick 234-559; H. Blake 232- 200-626. McHenry. Laundry 1-2 -- Thread & fGage Co., Inc.: 2-1. L. Bacon 200; R. Pries 213-562; L. Thennek 204-533: L. Nimstn 217-222-599; D. Buralli McHeniy State Bank 1-2 -- Craft Btilk Coolers 2-1. R. Nimtz 221-564; C. Jurack 216; F. Covalt 211-540. Kleinhans Bldg. Service 3-0 -- Worts Service Station 0-3. R. Gilliford 525; A. Otto, Sr. 557; R. Kleinhuizen 203. Bimbo's 0-3 -- Garrelts Contract Co. 3-0. E. Amann 2l6- .. Thursday 9:15 League -- Clark Chevrolet 1-2 - F. M. Television 2-1. S. Amidon 526; H. Lottehea 202-532; W. Hojnacki 243-541. Freund Oil 0-3.-- Northern - Illinois Machinists 3-0. Noonan 212; T. Oszkandv 223-205-598; G. Rodenkirrh 219-594. Carey Electric 2-1 -- Riverside Barber Shop 1-2. Roby jM>; Kreier 539; R. Kuna 204- 572. Kent Corporation 3-0 -- H. E. Buch & Sons 0-3. Kleinhuizen 205-590; J. Wiser 528. Lakeside Inn 0-3 -- Old Bridge Tavern 3-0. Oodina 533; Larkin 214-235-621; Overton 536: Crouch 534. I^imbo's 1-2 -- Park Pub 2-1. D.! Smith 212; B. Blake 203- tric 1-2. R. Smith 201-537; F. j Low 531; T. Getner 532; H. | Breede 213. Kent Corp. 3-0 ^- Freund Oil 0-3. Miller 204-535; Kent. D. 531; R. Gilliford 530; R. Kleinhuizen 562; Sigman 222; 565. H. E. Buch & Sons> 1-2 -- Northern Illinois Machinists 2-1. T. Oszkandy 225-541; G. Rodenkirch 202-587. Commercial League -- Worts Service Station 1-2 -- Garrelts Contract Co. 2-i. E. Amann 536; R. Garrelts 211. Thread & Gage Co., Inc 2-1 -- George's White House 1-2 L. Nimsgern 529; D. Buralli 574; R. Blake 212-527. Mark's Sports Center 1-2 -- Kleinhans Bldg. Service 2-1. R. Gilliford 200-202-600. Bimbo's .1-0 -- M c He n r y Laundry 0-3. T. Wiles 552; D. Houghton 202. McHenry State Bank 3-0 -- V.F.W. Post 4600 0-3. K. trigersol 212-545; J. Lonze 203. Craft Bulk Coolers 0-3 Brennan Milk Serv|?e 3-0. C. Behnke 534; ^F,~-*JMatthesius 212-209-566; H. Blffie 206-528. Lake Region Sports Car Club March 6 -- LRSCC presents - Merry Mariners' MeLee; a Rally for members and invited guests. Starting time 1 p m Drivers' meeting 12:45. Starting place, intersection of Routes 72 and 31, Shell Station S. W. corner. Chairman, Fred Hinman, General 8-7798, Lake Zurich. This will be a Gimmick Rally, short, but lots of fun! CITY RECEIVES ! $5,957 IN SALES | TAX COLLECTION j The IMinois Department of ! Revenue this past week reported city and county s.nlos collections grossing $1^8,7,9^0 | and $179.21, respectively. The j collections from 1 H8S r;i:p-- : and villages and forty-three counties represent a tax on No- | vember retail sa'es at one-half per cent in the municipalities i and parts of counti»?s not :n municipalities. i The city of McHervv's shr>ri-> 1 amounted to ?n.9^7 58. topped only by Woodstock with - 955 73 and Crystal Lnke with $6.38917. Others included Is- 1 land Lake, $247.08; I-akemoor, i $48 83; Richmond, $597.21 and ! Spring Grove. $236.33. ] The county collection 1 amounted to $5,636.61. K£ POST 491 GREETS VICE-PRESIDENT By Dorothy YVeichmann I. 41 41 38 37 34 25 25 28 29 32 33 Vs 324 321 32 32 31 31 13 ! 33'2 34 34 35 35 53 -Mike's Nile Owl» -- Teftm Standings -- 2nd Hound 38 Bfames left to bowl Won Lost Stone Const. Co-. Graces Beauty Salon Robert Hay. Const. Co. .Inc. McHenry Welding McHenry Theatre flRHenry Recreation McGinlev Roofing & Siding Schroeder " Iron Wi>rk Worts Service Craft; Meg. Corp Mcllenry Country Club Elm Strept J Morist siness Men's League Bimbo's No. 2 0-3 Fireside £-0. Ludwig Milk 1-2 Bob's 2- 1. Ackerman's 3-0'-- Buss Motors 0-3. J. Patzke 3-0 -- F. Goehring 200-540; E. Buss 224- 212-597. Snug Harbor 1-2 -- North Bridge Marine 2-1. N. Schmal- >4 209; A. McCarroll 203-565; H. Hans 220-212-549. Brennan's 2-1 -- Bimbo's No. 1 1-2. R. Stilling 245-619. McHenry Welding 2-1 - Jandt's City Service 1-2. Thursday 9:15 League -- Old Bridge 3-0 -- Park Pub 0-3 J. Larkin 554; P. Overton 213-213-603; G. Kinsala 532. Riverside Barber Shop 2-1 -- F^M. Television 1-2. L. Nims- 233-569; R. Kuna 209- 227f602; Hojnacki 204-213-596. (jlark Chevrolet 2-1 - lakeside Inn 1-2. H. Lottehea 225- 588; S. Amidon 221-543; H. Smjth 223-550: A. Godina 211- 561: F. Holt 206. Bimbo's 2-1 - - Carey Elec- The monthly meeting was held at the Legion home on > Feb. 15, with president Ruth Mrachek presiding. The usual ; opening ceremonies were, epp- i ducted. ^ .. . Membership chairman Marge ! Mikota announced that membership now totals 335 members. Fifty-four new members were signed up for this year, a record the teams can beproud of. _ There will be a film shown at the next meeting entitled "Wings Over Guatemala" in keeping with the Pan-Americian program. Each year the auxiliary studies a different ] Pan-American country seeking " to further better relations. Birthdays for the month of February are Marie Schaeffer, Rita Zimney and Midge Scharf. Donations were made to the Red Cross, the M^y Day-party af Elgin and the birthday gift fund at Normal. Marie Howe gave a rep~>rt of the convention held on Feb. 6, at Geneva. The patriotic conference will be held on March 24. at the Morrison hotel in the main ballroom. Those delegated to attend are Sue Wirfs. Marse Mikota, Dorothy Diedrich, Mary Einspar. Lauretta Homo and Ruth Mrachek. This conference is he'd every year and proves very worthwhile to anyone attending. Do you wonder where the money for the prizes in the essay and other contests com from" Essay contests are he'd every year in the different departments and small prizes are offered An Americanism-Notional Security fund has boon set up for this purpose. Any. monies donated to this fund go towards the prizes awarded Our unit is participating in this project. Delegates for . the county meeting are Marie Howe and Mary Einspar. Alternates are Eddie Meyer and Eleano.e Reid. The post and auxiliary will hold its ahnuTl birthday celebration pot-luck supper on March 19. Kitchen chairman for the mcnth of March is Alyce Rrda with the following committee: Rose Be'l, Betty Schmitt, Evelyn „ Albright. Joyce Weber, During Vice-President Nixon's recent visit to Chicago, he was met and greeted by Anthony Varese of McHenry, who1 is Republican precinct committeeman in McHenry 6. Pictured, from left to Hght. are Alan A. Freeman.' former alderman and member of the big nine investigation committee of Chicago, Vice-President Nixon; Francis X. Connet]. chairman of the Central Committee of Cook county, and Mr.. Varese. : DAIRY FARMERS RECEIVE $3.68 FOR JANUARY MILK D a i r y f a r m e r s d e l i v e r i n g milk to handlers in the Chicago market during January, will be. paid $3.68 per cwt. for base milk of 3.5 per cent butterfat test delivered in th£ 70- mile zone, according to Harry [ L. Edwards, director of markj eting for Pure Milk associa- | tion. j The base price includes a super pool premium of 27 cents j over the Order 41 blend price ! of $3.41 per cwt. This increase I is a result of negotiations car- | ried on in December by the Federated Dairy Cooperatives, representing Pure Milk Assobiation and 19 other daily farmer cooperatives in the Chicago 1 milk shed, and Chicago milk ! dealers. ! Excess milk . or production ; above base amount^ will be ' paid for at the order blend price. The butterfat differential is 7 cents per cwt. for each tenth of 1 per cent above or below 3.5 per cent. New producers on the market will receive th£ Order 41 blend price of $3.41 per cwt. for all ot their milk. Producers' deliveries in January were 22 million pounds below January 1959. continuing the trend set in the lasi half of 1959. However, Class I ahd Class II sales dropped 11 million pounds, compared with the same month a year ago, partially offsetting' any price gain from smaller production. MOTOR FUEL PAYMENTS Illinois townships and road districts have been allotted $1,077,163 as their share of motor fuel tax paid into the state treasury during December, the Illinois Department of Finance reported. CLARENCE'S SHOP JOHNSBURG All Types of Plywood Wall Paneling Unfinished and Prefinished 15 Vie per Square Fool & Up All Types of Plywoods, Pine and Birch Lumbers, Mica Plastics Pre-Hung Aluminum Combination Doors and Windows Full Line of , House and Garage Doors, Etc. CLARENCE J. SMITH Phone EV 5-4372 Roselyn Voipendesta, Collette Ju^ten. Vera Kane, Barbara Hansen, Lee Harhmeistcr. Ruth Mars, Anna May Cuda. Minnie Meyer. Lillian Bolger. B e u l a h G r u e n f e l d , Do r o t h y Freund. Alice Barbian. Mario Freund. Gwen Smith. Henrietta Vycital. Marilyn Harrison. Lois Crouch and Dorothy Hollander. After the meeting a movie was -shown on Hie crusade for freedom ahd explained the workings of radio free Europe. A delicious lunch was served by Sue Wirfs and her committee. COOKS CORNER Jumbo hnmburgors are a ] good luncheon dish for school children or Saturday lunch for "pop" and the kids. They u<h1 ally like anything with meat i n i t * ( Jumbo Hamburgers ! 1 lb. hamburger ls4 cups dry bread crumbs 1 egg '4 cup chopped onion 11 cup milk 1'.i tsp. salt ^ tsp. pepi>er - 1 1 tbsp. fat M'x together all ingredients, except fat. until well combined. • Form into four large patties Heat fat in frying pan. Rrown patties slowly on each side Cover pan. lower heat and cook | 10 minutes longer. Serve with horseradish, barbecue sauce or tomato s.mic-v Serve piping hot on heated or toasted buns. The •>nir.H car ma nut act liters appearently have overlooked one Celling point - consumers can house three of theni in a two-car garage. 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