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fhonday, February 14.1963 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEB umi m <|>'iiiiii">ili > iiip W»* FIt« McHENRY PLAINDEALER 1812 West EitMed 1878 Street Phone 885417# Published Every Thursday at MeHenry, by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY. N A T I O N A L illmbis P R E S S ASSOCIATION EDITORIAL SbcfAl\diH subscription Rates In MeHenry County Outside MeHenry County 1 Year .... .$4.00 1 Year ... $4.50 6 Mos $2.25 6 Mos. .....$2.50 > Mos $1.50 3 Mos $1.T5 Larry E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor Second Class Postage Paid at MeHenry, Illinois 437; E. Cross 175-434; W. Gehrke 492; T. Meyer 460; E. Conway 176; E. Justen 470. Tuesday Nite 9:15 -- B. Nye 189-136-160 485; B. Blake 182-192-178-552; L. Pierpaoli 195-173-203-571; N. Dalby 213-245-190-648; D. Buralii 221; H. Durkin 202-165-203-570; R. Kuna 198-244-159-601; L. Smith 203-167-235-605; A. Kunz 211-207-172-590; G. Freund 127-131-172-430; J. Kuna 201. Tuesday Thirty-Niners -- Jean Czajkowski 405; Barbara Gilpin 188-463; Dorothy Stoffel 439; Nancy McGee 424; Grace Bentz 212-465; Elsie Winkel 464; Dorothy Freund 467; Billie McKinder 501; Cathy Schlitt 447. Wednesday Nite Mixed -- Helen Long 441; Herb Freund 525; Viola Justen 535; Mary Ann Thennes 473; Herb Rothering 202-546; Leo Rothering 539; Helen Rothering 453; Chandler 216; Wanda Gehrke 192-511; Rosemary Freres 442; Len Gehrke 204-551. Catholic Daughters of America (C. D. A.) -- G. Sigman 190-518; A. Vanpell 453; I. Thompson 452; C. Boro 195-485; M. Harrison 480; B. O'Brien 176; E. Nimsgern 180; C. Freund 184-576; H. Donovan 434; M. L. Thennes 210-547; B, Clark 200-525; P. Ruemelin 183-501; G. Doyle 475; B. Schaefer 191; N. Mc- Auliff 192; D. McCarroll 454. I.O. Bowlers -- M. May field 144-419; W. Aylward 149-402; S. Consago 152-411; M. Martin 154-396; P. Hay 420; C. Wagner 139; V. Meek 134; D. Miller 428. Rails -- J. Schmunk 2-5-7; L. Smith 5-7; J. Weyliind 5-7 and 5-10. Nite Owls 2 8-68 -- > E. Koenemann 184-481(64); L. Ferwerda 186-468(27); I. Kreier 425; S. Sutton 184- 509(20); G. Mevr, 3-433(37); .40 .38Va .32 31 .29 .26 • 25 •16& 20 21% 28 29 31 34 35 40% L alace Recreation Tavern League -- H. Wagner 503; B. Kreutzer 553; Don Weingart 539; Jerry Long 546; Bob Cable 202. C. O. F. 9:00 p.m. -- Dick Rosing 225-582; N. B. Freund 210-545; Pari Steffans 573; L. Brefeld 504; Geo. ,M. Freund 563; A. S. Blake 500. C. O. F. 7:00 p.m. -- Bud Gende 513; F. Gende 219-560; Bud Thennes 245- " 578; B. Kreutzer 204-555. MeHenry Mixed Moose -- Nancy 458; Mel Freund 205- " 529; Richard Bueher 507. Tuesday Niters -- B; O'Brien 201-509; H. Useman 504; D. Huemann 511; T. ..Thennes 520; B. Bertolitti 208- 520 J. Herdrich 200-200-519; Dick Smith 206-201-213-612. Monday Nite Ladies -- Betty Bockman 156-171-451; _ Helen Bacon 156-419; Harriet Chandler 163. ' , Tomasello'g • Wonder Lake Women's -- Nancy M. Piatt 477-182; Nancy J. Piatt 458-167; Zelda Malochleb 460-168; Louise . Johnson 440-167; Mary Gosse 438-179. Simpsons Vaculas «* "Viola's Midwest "Russ Foods Hill Toppers .. Fredrickson's _ County TV --«J*Jo. 6 ^Wednesday Nite. Ladies -- Sue Wirfs 151-403; Toots Hay 165; Fran Counley 179- 420; Marlene Malo 159-407; Therese Jinga 170-446; Dolores Schivone 176-453; Shirley Lieser 162-451; Dorothy Hayner- 154; Dolores Roberts 160-466; "Hazel Stahlman 146; Joan Tomasello 152; Marie Ross 158; Marion Karls 183-503; Doro- . -thy O'Neill 156-411; Grace -Wold 150-400; Kathy Mclnerney 132. • •• • Railroads -- Betty Lou Hiller 5-8-10; Shirley Lieser 4-7- IlO. T. N. T. League -- Betty Hetterman 188-497; Mabel Smith 180-494; Mary Hettermann 488; Patti Hiller 473; Lu Ann Smith 464; Hilda ^Thelen 463; Alice Becker 190 . -452; Eleanore Mangold 447 ; Mig Joyce 435; Jackie Morti- " '.pier 180-438; Jen O'Leary 438; Joan Clark 438; Vivian Smith * 438. ~9:15 Friday Nite -- 2-1-63 R. Miller 200-550; L. Ryden 534; R. Vermillion 210; R. Stilling 532: E. iller 211: B. Koczor 226-536; S. Major 214- 530; B. Bishoff 206; A. Kattner 532. 9:15 Friday Nite -- 2-8-63 J. Busch 209-585; R. Stilling 205-530"; I E. Miller 213; J. Kern 227-562; B. Koczor 542; A. May 527; E. Jessie 211-539; - L. Webb 203; B. Hauri 216- • 526; R. Vermillion 528. MeHenry RECREATION Business Men's League -- Ev Hansen 208-530; Her!, Rothering 235-621; R. Becker ,, .531; Jos. Wurm 528; E. Buss 216-547; N. Schmaling 557; W. Groth 202-550: Justen 558. Ten Pin Queens 2-11-63 -- Raedeke 497; Z. Rutherford 438; J. May 175-444; M. KarJs - 441; N. Larkin 183-470; B. Meath 487; J. Doherty 486; L. Burns 471; M. Doherty 467; M Fuchs 181-475; T. Steffan 473; M. Donnelly 445; V. Herdrich 436; E. Justen 177-456; E. Cross 449; W. Gehrke 493; G. " "Smith 182-500; P. Sullivan 432; ^m„S. Pierpaoli 448; N. Cristy 446; K. Kurbyun 437; E. Wirfs 178- 413; M. Goss 177-498. Ten Pin Queens 2-10-68 -- G. Smith 454; S. Pierpaoli *^208; M. Cristy 185; M. Granger 441; L. Harrison 189-483; I'. Hankey 425; N. Larkin 485; IS. Meath 457; M. Haupt 179-472: J. May 482; T. Steffan 438: J Rink 453; D. Overton 45lL; M. Donnelly 201-463; M. Goss 43i': J. Doherty 211-528; L. Miche --~429; N. Ohlson 435; B. O'Bric J. Diedrich 431-(22); C. Colman 170-477(27); L. Vacondio 173-476(20); M. O'Brien 212- 470(50); D. Miller 411-(45). Rails --- L. Ferwerda 3>K); M. Otto 3-10; M. Kuna 5-7 & 3-10; L. Miller 3-7-10; N. Fuhrer 3-10; L. Freund 3-10. Nite Owls 2-1-68 -- B. Wentzel 190-471(66); L. Freund 433; L. Ferwerda 451; M. Otto 189-472(58); D. Stoffel 424; M. O'Brien 436; L. Miller 172-446; R. Simon 459-(54); V. Groh 440-(32); L. Worts 463-(70); N. Piatt 424; P. Rosing 434; S. Sutton 172-205-539- (53); G. Steinsdorfer 182-(23); C. Colman 451; M. Voase 199- 470-(20); D. Cusack 177-461- (20); J. Diedrich 187-186-487- (82). Ralls -- L. Freund 3-10; J. Kraus 5-7; H. Solchenberger 3-10; J. Vacondio 5-10; V. Groh 5-10; D. Cusack 5-10. Monday Nite Commercial Feb. 3, 1963 Make-up Games-- Gerry tVogel 208; R. Carrel ts 212; Ed Buss 202-554; Dick Wiegman 529; Freddie 548; Moose 203; Chuck 211-531; H. Schmidt 543. Monday Nite Commercial Feb. 4, 1963 -- E. Stein 227-548; Buss 534; Justen 231-212-640; Pieroni 530; Barbian 203; Smith 212- 555; Freddie 201-534; Chuck 254-577; Ralph 214-551; Bob Nolan 215-544; B. O'Brien 529; J. Kuna 572; D. Wiegman 210- 542; Dennis Schnntt 204-539: B . L o w 5 2 7 S c h w a b 2 2 211-602. W. L. Business Men's League Mill Inn - Grossc's Five-0 Freund's Dairy-W. L.Bake • 3-0. Les's Wonder Lounge - Silt Sports Shop-0-0. Cristy Builders - Leo's Landscapers- 1-2. Kopper Kettle - W. L. Firemen- 1-2. Paul's Hdwe - W. L. Builders 0-3. Team High - 1 game - Le Landscapers 1059. Team High - 3 games - W. f Builders 2982. Indiv. High - 1 game - Roger Reinke 226. Indiv. High - 3 games - Roger Reinke 588. & FREUND'S DAIRY, Inc. Complete Line of Dairy Products !- FREE DELIVERY -- Locally Owned and Operated Fiione 385-U135 or 385-0232 Used Cars VOLKSWAGEN Used Cars 1962 Karmann Ghia Coupe 1962 V.W. Sedan, Green 1962 V.W. Station Wagon Camper 1961 V.W. Sun Roof Sedan, Green 1961 V.W. Sun Roof Sedan, White 1958 Karmann Ghia Coupe 1960 Saab, Model G-T 1959 Edsel, 2 Door, 6 Cyl, Auto. Trans. 1959 Chevrolet Station Wagon, 6 Cyl. 1959 Chevrolet Impala, 4 Dr. Bard Top Mechanic's Specials 1956 Ford, 2 Dr., V-8, Stick 1953 Dodge, 4 Dr., V-8 1951 Chrysler, 4 Dr., 6 Cyl. MeHenry County IMPORT MOTORS INC. "Authorised Volkswagen Dealer" 114 Rand Road,Xakexxioor MeHenry. Illinois SALES SERVICE urrtcan* By Mike Pitxen Hie biggest news at Marian this week is their entry into the Suburban Catholic League. The league now consists of the following schools: St. Procopius of Lisle, Notre Dame of Niles, Joliet Catholic* Marmion of Aurora, Immaculate Conception of Elmhurst and Saint Edwards of Elgin. Because the schedules have already been made out for next year, Marion will not enter in the schedule until the season of 1964-65. All of the coaches agree that JJiis conference will undoubtedly become one of the toughest in northern Illinois in years to come. Saint Francis of Wheaton is also to ehter the conference in 1964. The Marian debate club will sponsor debates with Boylan on February 23 and with Marengo on February 14, Thursday. Boylan will be represented by 12 debaters and Marengo by 10 in what should be very good debates. The McGraw-Hill publishing company sponsored a mathma tics meeting at Rockford, February 9. Several of the faculty members of Marian attended. At the mathematics tournament at Mundelein, Chi- PRE-MEASUREMENT OF GRAIN FIELDS ALLOWED BY ASCS Farmers in MeHenry county now 4jave an opportunity to re quest pre-measurement of those fields which they expect to include in the 1963 feed grain program, Bert Bridge, chairman of the MeHenry county AS<5 committee, announced recently. This service will be cago, Marian will be represented in three categories (algebra, geometry and advanced mathematics by the following students: Mary Matthes, Mary Graf, Carol Gile, Nancy Martinez, Linda Holthaus and Cheryl Smith. limited to those farmers who expect to participate in the 1963 program. Applications must be made at the ASCS Office in Woodstock no later than March 22. There will be a nominal fee which will vary with the size of the farm. ASCS reporters will visit the farm and determine the acreage of the fields involved. Division lines will also be established where fields sre split for one )r more crops. In announcing this service. Mr. Bridges cor-.mrnt.ed that many farmers hyd asked for help to avoid over or underplanting of the permitted feed grain acreages, as well as setting aside the correct acreage for conserving uses. Applications for pre - measurement NEED MONEY ? ? Too many bills? Want to Buy Furniture or a Car? MeHenry Personal Loan Corp. 1257 N. Green Street 385-5312 Can lend you from $25 to $800, and can arrange a plan that will perfectly suit your budget. Come in now and take advantage of our special service as your friendly financial advisor. Walter J. Dean, Mgr. Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Closed Wednesday Afternoon Our Business is Regulated by the State of Illinois LICENSE OF ONE DRIVER REVOKED; OTHERS SUSPENDED Charlls J. Carmody of 9207. Memory Trail, Wonder Lake, has had his driver's license revoked for driving while intoxicated, according to the driver's license division of the state. Suspensions were ordered for Thomas E. Carroll of Cary, should be accompied by identification of those fields to be measured. James L. Coomes of 1904 Parker, McHenryf and Major Nelson of*"Rt. 1, Wondar Lake, all for three violations; and Merwyn M. 9chm#tt of 4908 W. McCulloba, McMcihry, for caus* ing or ^contributing to an ae* cident*r^ulflrtg.in death or in|j jury. •• --- - 4 s Probationary- permits wer# issued to Wayne H. Fvantz of 1819 Fernwood lane, MeHenry. and Sidney L.'Peterson, Jr., of 712 Regner road, MeHenry. Once upon a tin*, fc married, to get somebody to dd the dishes, , , LA VON D0WHIN formerly of the Adorable Beauty Shop would like to announce to all. her friends th&t she is now in business in Johnsburg under LA VON'S BEAUTY SALON Also employing Carolyn Blake Phone 385-3219 RECEIVE CHARTER The office of Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has issued a charter to Chicago Bandag, Inc., 3420 Fairway drive, MeHenry, Sam Schmunk, Frank Sickafoose and Nicholas Dechamhi'e, "to manufacture, purchase, receive and otherwise acquire, invest in, hold, use, develop, trade, contract for an otherwise deal in, to sell, listribute, mortgage, pledge, license, assign, lease and otherwise dispose of at wholesale retail or otherwise supplies, materials, goods, wares, merchandise and personal property of every class and description." U.S. Choice Boneless I? oiled OI R OWN HOMEMADE SAUSAGE Mild Sweet Italian Bulk 'Pork ' * Saus. Rolls Fresh Polish By tlie Yard f*Q Country Style UwTb Hot Italian NYE'S POLICY We can and do give Plaid Stamps WITHOUT increasing price. We guarantee the fairest price in town. (Adv.) NYE DR CERTIFIED FRESH GROUND BEEF U.S. CHOICE BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST . 89i> BONELESS ROLLED PORK BUTT ROAST . 49i> CERTIFIED BEST CUTS -- U. S. CHOICE POT ROAST OSCAR MAYER SLICED BACON 1 lb. Pkg. . 55* OSCAR MAY! St It KAT1I SMOKED BUTTS . . . 59 tt> U.S. CHOICE ROUND BONE POT ROAST • • • • .59 tt> OP THE WEEKSLICED or HALVES BREAD ECONOMY LOAF 2 LB. TIN BEG. or DRIP Large Size F A B 59< w DF J • HI t * vi f i n WHITE CREAM CORN . . . . 2 for 35* DF I MONTE 12-oz. Tin WHOLE KERNEL GOLDEN CORN. 2 for 35* 8 Serving Pk«. . . .33* .3 for $1.00 . 6 for 59* 3 lb. Tin . 3 lb. tin 85* Re«:. Pktf. BORDENS INSTANT WHIPPED POTATOES HAWAIIAN PUNCH . . . Vn Tall • • • • Tin CRISCO EARLY A-ULRICAN DUNCAN HINES -- 6c OFF CAKE MIXES 3 for 89* MSLNOT F R E S H P R O D U C E RED EMPEROR GRAPES . . .2 lbs. 35* 15 LB. BACJ DAKOTA REDS POTATOES . . . 45* ea. FRESH r A fi;A FANCY BROCCOLI . . . 25*ea. SOLID HEAD HEAD LETTUCE . 2 for 29* 10c SALE 4KLLIEI) C HERRY Comstock Sauce P. L. Sliced Carrots RAGGEDY ANN Hominy AMERICAN BEAUTY Saurkraut sn \vit:ociv Yams in Syrup RACiGEDY ANN Tomatoes %« i JON CHLORINE BLEACH 11-oz. . .35* Bit. 'EOI* 10-oz. Jar PEANUT BUTTER . . .39* NESTS.«• - -- 5c OFF 1 lb. INSTANT COCOA . . 39e NESTLE'S -- 5c OFF 12-oz. CHOCOLATE CHIPS . . 39 - FOOD FOR THE FREEZER COrXTItY DELIGHT -- Apple, Teach, Cheery FRUIT PIES . .4 for $1.00 lii it I >*-.»• > M 9-oz. Pk:;- FRENCH BEANS. .2for39< BIItDSEYE 9-oz. Pks; ITALIAN BEANS . .2 for 39' BIRESEYE CHOPPED 10-oz. Pk'4 BROCCOLI . . . . . 2 for 39< BIRDSl.YK WIXFD 10-oz. Pk- VEGETABLES ... 2 for 39* '/&&• Qm6ij£-Qk<>]b Corner Green & Elm Sale Dates -- Feb. 14. 15 6 16 T OP QUA L I T Y FOODS f A T . L O W £ ST PR I C ES D A I L Y