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Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, May21, 1964 SO I HEAR ... Lee Hiller was all smiles as he came in tell us the Jaycees Jamboree was a huge success last Sunday. About 200 young people participated in the events. Lee wants you young people to know that the results have, not been compiled, but will be turned in to us for next week. Seems we have many people giving their time to promote organized activity for our young people. Joe Stanek is back with the American Legion baseball team and wants you players to turn out for practice next Sunday at 1 o'clock at the A. P. Freund Ath- " letic Field. Joe says a correction is in order on the age limit for players and put it this way, "Anyone who turns 19 after Sept. 1 is eligible." Anyone who says Sunday is y a quiet day doesn't have our schedule. We couldn't take in half the events last Sunday, but did attend the Marian Central sports banquet in the evening. We have never missed, but did feel real good when Art Jackson called to extend an invitation. Art was in charge of the banquet this year. Fred Meyer was the toastmaster and decided to tell a true story on himself before the sports writers present had a chance to get it in print. Fred was charged by a mad bull the other day and had to climb a tree. Our Tarzan doesn't know how he got in that tree, but has some marks on his arms as the result. Jon Meyer's teammates on the varsity basketball squad honored him with their nomination for the Sportsmanship Award. See separate report on the banquet and note the McHenry area boys who were honored. Everybody calls to report the first robin of the spring, but nobody reports the first straw hat on a man so we did our own observing. The first one we saw was worn by A1 Weiss. Then we saw one on Marty Knox. So, on Monday we hauled our old number out of the store room. Of course, the ladies wear straws when the snow is falling so there is no way on naming a first for the gals. Another good friend, B. T. "Brune" Butler passed away last week and Ringwood won't be the same. We first knew "Brune" as a baseball player and manager. He knew sports and was a good sport. The world goes on, but we do miss old friends. "PICKUPS" When you are driving a car, you can get in a lot of trouble by hugging the wrong curves. A stenographer is a girl you pay while she is learning to type and waiting to get married. When you have a kindness shown, Pass it on. 'Twas not given for you alone, Pass it on. Let it travel down the years. Let it wipe another's tears. 'Till in heaven the deed appears. Pass it on. Many a family is dominated by a rich uncle's WILL power. A fine is a tax for doing wrong, and a tax is a fine for doing O.K. Behind every successful man stands a woman who couldn't be more surprised. By, The "Padre" Lloyd Webb of McHenry was admitted to probation on a burglary charge when he appeared in the court of Judge James- H. Cooney in Circuit court last week. WKRS WOBLB'S FAIR SPECIAL 5 DAYS & 4 NIGHTS Includes: Round trip Jet Air Transportation, hotel, admission to fair and free guide book, Broadway hit' show. Dinner and floor show at Latin Quarter, three deluxe continental breakfasts, Radio City & Music Hall and transportation to airport. All taxes. Departures: June 7, 21, July 5, August 2, 16, 30, Sept. 13. Your authorized travel agent CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3917 W. Main St. 885-7500 Tigers Blast Shamrocks 22-3 At Johnsburg The baseball game scheduled to be played between the McHenry Shamrocks and Johnsburg Tigers last Sunday was switched to Johnsburg due to wet grounds at the McHenry diamond The Tigers won their second straight game by blasting the Shamrocks 22 to 3. Everyone got into the act with at least one hit, except third baseman Jim Hermes who received five bases on balls. Ted Freund, the Johnsburg pitcher, while winning his first ball game of the season, struck out eight batters. At the plate, Ted had a perfect day with six hits in six times at bat, including av double and a triple. Next Sunday the Tigers will play the Elgin Merchants at Elgin. Johnsburg AB R H J. Schaefer 5 4 2 J. Hiller 7 0 1 L. Smith 7 4 3 L. Freund 7 3 4 J. Hermes 2 2 0 D. Hiller 5 2 3 T. Oeffling 7 3 2 T, Freund 6 3 6 C. Benette 6 12 Totals 51 22 23 McHenry AB R H Moricoli 3 1 1 Nelson 10 0 Bujak 2 0 0 Justen 2 0 0 Kramer 4 0 2 Farr 10 0 Freund 4 11 Hutzinger 2 0 0 Schmitt 0 0 0 Pierce 4o 0 1 Schmidt 4 0 1 Knox 110 Mauer 2 0 0 Gibbson 10 0 McAuliffe 10 1 Hufer 2 0 0 Totals 34 3 7 Johnsburg 024 003 670 - 22 23 1 McHenry 110 000 100 - 3 7 2 Doubles: T. Freund, T. Oeffling. Triples: T. Freund, D. Hiller. Strikeouts by: T. Freund 8. Winning pitcher: T. Freund, 1-0. Losing pitcher: G. Freund, 0-1. DIVOT DOLLS by Verona Kent The final round was played today in the partners team play tournament. The 18 hole total of teams participating is as follows: Moss, Justen and Caldwell, 132, 124, 256. Rink, Smithson and Schlosky, 128, 134, 262. Vitense, Horn and Olson 130, 139, 269. Ken, J. Weyland and Donnelly. 142, 128, 270. Hester, Freund and Jackson, 126, 146, 272. Johnson, Burns and F. Weyland, 144, 131. 275. Buss, Strassheim and Rode, 131, 147, 278. Kralowetz, A. Reike, and Consago, 140, 141, 281. Seepe, Stilling and Merle, 138, 148, 286. Peckenbaugh,, Saylor and M. Reike, 152, 134, 286. Funk, Nolan and Hanson, 146, 142, 288 Hanly, Conway and Weber, 149, 143, 292. Today's winners in LOW NET include: Class A-- Ann Johnson 36 and Bell Vitense 39 Class B-- Lil Burns 37 and Liz Nolan 39 Class C - Elaine Justen 37 and Marion Donnelly 41 Have you signed up for guest 'day on June 2? Remember each member may invite a guest. Be sure and get your name on the list during the following week. Open Week Days 6:45 Sat. & Sun. 2:i5 p.m. lilllllULliit: STARTS WEDNESDAY Mav 20 - 23 "THE HORROR OF PARTY BEACH" Plus "CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE" Legion Sponsors Wrestling Show Here June 13 The American Legion of McHenry may be the producers of a 'first' in McHenry among all civic and service organizations when they will "bring to McHenry wrestling fans Bigtime, All-Star professional wrestling, featuring some of the country's nationally-known TV stars. The site of the matches will be the High School Football Field, and it will be held on Saturday night, June 13. Some of the TV stars the Legion expects to sign will be among these -- Carl Engstrom, Angelo Poffo, Johnny Kace, Nicoli Volkoff, Johnny Gilbert and Billy Goelz the Midwest Tag team Champions, Bobby Managoff, Big Jack Wilson, Gypsy Joe, Bronco Kelly, The Mongol, Black Bart and Farmer Jones. Watch your newspapers for the date of this big show. Legion members have tickets on sale at popular prices. Little League Notes By A1 Olson McHenry Little League baseball got its 1964 start in a big way this weekend, starting Friday evening with two games, Saturday two games and Sunday five games including the miniature leagues three games. The results: Miniature League: Sox 9 Cubs 2; Braves 5 Yanks 1; Tigers 9 Indians 0. Minor League: Orioles 17 Eagles 4; Owls 10 Cai'ds 10; Bluebirds 26 Falcons 4. Major League: Eagles 8 Orioles 1; Cards 10 Owls 0; Bluebirds 11 Falcons 1. In each of the three major league games there was one home run hit. Don Reinbolt, Gary Fairchild and Ritchie Zeller were the sluggers. Until school is out all games will be played on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Come out and watch the boys perform. You will enjoy it. Northern Illinois Bowmen News by Irene Adams Northern Illini Bowmen invites the public to attend their Field Invitational on Sunday, May 24, at their field range west of McHenry, off Draper road. Registration will be from 7 a.m. until 1 p.m. Attractive awards will be made in all classes, instinctive an(j free style. Food will be available on the grounds and spectators are welcome. N.I.B. will meet for their monthly meeting at 8:15, tonight. May 21, in the American Legion Home. Prospect members or those interested in learning more about Northern Illini Bowmen are invited. Our first night shoot of the season was well attended and everyone was in high spirits. The food and refreshments were delicious and a big thank you goes to Marty and Shirley Klapperich, social chairman of NIB. A songfest around a camp fire followed the shoot. Joan Copley of Wonder Lake entertained on the "guitar. The Blackhawk Field Archers of Rockford will hold a Western Shoot on May 31. Northern Illini Bowmen will hold a club shoot on June 7. This will be the first shoot of three for the club championship of the year. , HEAD THE CLASSIFIEDS ROLLER S!CM«i© STARTS SUNDAY May 24-28 Walt Disney's "A TIGER WALKS" Weekdays at 7:00 & 9:10 Sun. at 2:30 - 4:50 - 6:50 - 8:55 COMING MAY 29 Academy Award Winner Best Picture "TOM JONES" ttasss-rtj ovale, laughter »nd all B* Ingredient* • perfect Ume on • date. 8katlng*i fnaft aport and wholesoma WtertalnmesS. Tues., Wed., Fri, 8-11 p.ra. & Sun. 1:30-4 p.m. JUST for Ringwood MOURN DEATH OF WELL KNOWN BUSINESS MAN Lor Brennan -- 653-2045 B. T. Butler, 65, passed away last Wednesday, May 13, in Memorial hospital, Woodstock, where he had been a patient. He resided in Ringwood for forty-eight years, and owned a feed and lumber yard, also a grocery store before his retirement. He is survived by his widow, Mary E.; two daughters, Mrs. Muriel Benoy of McHenry, Mrs. Helen Stanek, Whitewater, Wis.; six grandchildren; three brothers, Elmer of Havana, Andrew J. of McHenry; and Julian of Waupato, Wash.; also a sister, Mrs. Ada Farnam, San Antonio, Texas. Funeral services were held last Friday from the Peter M. Justen and Son Funeral Home irjL McHenry by the Rev. Bruce Brenneman of the Ringwood Methodist church With burial in the Ringwood cemetery. Sincere sympathy is extended to the family upon the loss of a dear one. Public Phone Booth Installed In Town A few concientious persons in town made it possible for Ringwood to have a new much needed public phone. It is located between the grocery store and the post office. There has been a good many times when it would have been so much help to persons if they were able to go to the corner and phone, but up until now, there was not a public phone in town. Just a few weeks ago, it would have saved so much valuable time if the rescue squad could have been reached by going to the corner, and I'm sure there McHenry Country Club News Roller Rink The people passing by the McHenry Country Club Sunday morning must have thought the club was pretty strict on how the fellows working on the course should dress when..they saw one of the boys driving a tractor and wearing a tuxedo. Actually .it was one of the boys on his way home from the prom who just stopped to get a couple of things done. The third round of the aggregate tournament saw the following teams doing battle: E. Brown and B. Billeter beat R. Roseberry and Mclntee; Overton and Hoelscher beat Consago and Spangel; J. Etten and J. Moss beat J. Thomas and B. Burns; D. Rosing and W. Frett beat Haller and Zwissler. The finals will pit Brown and Billeter against Overton and Hoelscher; R. Rosing and Frett against J. Etten and J. Moss. Low net winners were: 1-10: 1st, Paul Overton; 2nd, Earl Brown; tied for third, Lou Consago, Dick Freund and Art Jackson. 11-14: 1st, Hank Tonyan: 2nd, Jack Rieke; tied for third, Bob Andrews and Dick Weber. 15 and up: 1st, Bob Peisert; 2nd, Joe Frett; tied for third. Fred Rogers and Matt Hoffman. PONY LEAi.n: The tag day hold last Saturday by the McHenry Pony League was most successful and showed interest on the part of the people of the community, according to Gloria Vanek and Agnes Prazak. They offer an apology if any of the boys were troublesome in front of any of the stores, or to any individuals. FRIDAY - SATURDAY Ma\ 22 - 23 - Double Feature "EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN" And "NIGHTMARE" Door open Fri.-Sat. 6:45 SUNDAY thru THURSDAY May 24 - 28 Jackie (ilcason Steve McQueen "SOLDIER IN THE RAIN" Sunday at 7 & 9 p.m. Weekdays One Showing 8 p.m. McHenry, 111. COMING: 'TOM JONES' And "7 FACES DR. LAO" were many times unknown to anybody. « - I'm sure the public is grateful to these people for seeing that Ringwood has a phone for each and all to use. Correction Of Last Week Beg your pardon people. In last week's paper, I forgot to mention that Kate' and Tony Wieser, Kenny and Barb Brennan and Joanne and Henry Skogstead also were the guests of the Charles Brennans attending the bowling dinner in Twin Lakes, Hope this error is forgiven. Sorry. Sr. Hi. M.Y.F. Report by Linda Low, reporter Rain didn't wash out the active game of croquet played Sunday night by some of the Sr. Hi. M.Y.F.'ers. Badminton was made more exciting by the calm drizzle? Since the rain cooled off and made us damp, completed the job by playing catch with water balloons. Some people met with misfortune when they caught the balloons above their heads. Baseball and a scavenger hunt were also included in the recreation night. Grill cooked hamburgers and hot dogs served as a basis for the delightful picnic that followed. Mr. and Mrs. Baker played host and hostess for the evening. Attend Lunelieon-Style Show Several women from Ringwood attended the delicious salad bar luncheon and style show held last Wednesday at noon in the Zion Lutheran church in McHenry. After filling up ort salads and cake, we saw what the well dressed ladies will be wearing this summer. Those from here to attend were: Mrs. Roland Bauer, Mrs. Urban Bauer, Mrs. James Wegener, Mrs. Flora Carr, Miss Mae Wiedrich, Mrs. Ray Frazier, Mrs. Nellie Hepburn, Mrs. Wolf Shadle, Mrs. Fred Bowman, Miss Nancy Bowman, and Mrs. Bob Brennan. Also Mrs. John Ehlert, and Miss Mable Ehlert of Wilmot, Wis. Mrs. Louis Winn of Richmond, Mrs. Joe Schmitt and Mrs. Martin Wegener, both of McHenry. Mrs. William Hoffman was in charge of the serving, so she also attended. Here '.V There On Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Adams of McHenry visited in the Wolf Shadle home. They had a very enjoyable evening viewing colored slides from the trip to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Miss Mae Wiedrich and Mrs. Flora Carr called on their Aunt Sara and Uncle Joe in Woodstock on Thursday. Loren Harrison was a supper guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brennan on Monday evening. Elmer Hopper called on Mrs. Fred Wiedrich, Sr., on Friday. Patty Brennan treated the boys and girls in her room to some ice cream on Tuesday. It was her tenth birthday. In honor of her birthday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schmitt of McHenry and Loren Harrison were supper guests. Mrs. Bob Brennan and daughter, Linda, called in the Louis Winn home in Richmond on Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Carr called on Harry Ritter in Woodstock on Saturday. Miss Ruth Henne of Chicago and Mrs. Laura V. Smith of Crystal Lake spent the weekend in the Harrison home. Before closing, I'd like to wish a happy belated birthday to Cindy Bruce, whose 'natal day was last Saturday and to Hob White who had a birthday last week. Belated anniversary wishes to Muck and Doe after a few years of wedded bliss. Also a happy birthday to Jim Legals - i GROUP "I" STATE OF ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS Springfield, Illinois NOTICE OF SALE OF BUILDINGS Sealed proposals for the sale and removal of the buildings described herein will be received by the State of Illinois, Department of Public Works and Buildings, . Division of Highways, at the main office located at 595 South State Street, Elgin, Illinois until 10:30 a.m., May 25, 1964, and at that time publicly opened ar.d read. The proposals covering the sale and removal of the following buildings. FAP ROUTE 201 -- Section 11 -- Lake County -- Item No. 11. Address and Improvements Route No. 1, Box 614 Ingleside, Illinois, Route 59 Dairy Barn and Milkhouse Implement shed and calf barn Cattle and Haybarn Milkhouse Poultry House Garage Residence It will be required that all persons . employed by the successful bidder, or any contractor engaged by the successful bidder, to remove any improvements from the State Right of Way, will be paid not less than the general prevailing rate of hourly wages as determined by the Department of Public Works and Buildings of the State of Illinois. Detailed information may be obtained from the office of the District Engineer, Division of Highways, 595 South State Street, Elgin, Illinois. All proposals shall be submitted on the official forms obtained from the above office. The Department of Public Works and Buildings reserves the right to reject any and all proposals and to waive technicalities. By ORDER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS AND BUILDINGS FRANCIS S. LORENZ, Director VIRDEN E. STAFF, Chief Highway Engineer (Pub. May 14, 21, 1964) BID NOTICE Bids will be received at a meeting of the McHenry Library Board, Monday, June 8th, 1964 (7 P.M. D.S.T.) in the City Hall, McHenry, Illinois for construction of an addition to and remodeling of the McHenry Library building. Plans and specifications may be secured in the office of the City Clerk, 3429 West Elm St., McHenry, Illinois. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids or to waive any informality in any bid and to accept any considered advantage to the McHenry Librarv. MCHENRY LIBRARY BOARD By: William J. Bolger, President Lillian Anglese Secretary (Pub. May 21-28, 1964) NOTICE OF CLAIM DAY Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, June 1, 1964, is the claim date in the estate of MARTIN COONEY, deceased, pending in the Circuit Court, McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against 1he said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. LEE J. COONEY and MILDRED KINSALA Offer. Summer School Courses Wegener, who celebrated a birthday on the 14th, and last but not least, I'm sure, a very happy birthday to my better half, Bob Brennan, who will be over 16 next Sunday. Happy wishes to all. That's about all to report from the Ringwood area as of this week. Sec you next?? Summer courses are now in the process of being organized' at the local hgh school in English I and II, Algebra I, General Business, Typing I and" American History. The course will extend from June 15 through July 24, with sessions daily, Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. Students may register by seeing their high school counsels ors. A five dollar deposit-is required at the time of registration, the deadline for which is! June 1 at the high school of-. fice. There will be a charge of $18 for a half unit of credit and $30 for a whole unit, plus a small book rental. A driver training course has, already, been organized. ANTICIPATION WARRANTS ARE ASKED LOCALLY (Continued from Pajje 1) NOMINATE NEW OFFICERS FOR HOSPITAL GROUP (Continued From Page 1) SHADLLAli! HILARIOUS STAGE PLAYS PERFORMED BY A TOP FLITE NEW YORK CAST Insurance Company was approved for student insurance next year. Also receiving an okay from the board was the summer school program which starts in June. Fuel Bids A few fuel oil. bids were sub-, mitted, and Hughes Oil company of Chicago, a division of Sinclair Oil company, with the low bid, was awarded a contract. The board learned with regret that Carl Scott will not be coming to McHenry as reading specialist next fall. His application was approved at last month's meeting, but in the meantime Mr. Scott had accepted a position in Wisconsin. Approval was given to the purchase of custodial supplies as follows: Midland Laboratories, $711.50; Kranz-Service Paper Co., $1,120.76; J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., $813.74. The board okayed the service of the McHenry County Film library for another year. They also approved use by the Legion of McCracken field for wrestling on June 13. Accept Resignation The resignation of Walter C. Harris was accepted. He joined the local faculty during the past teaching year. C. Ray Page was again named school treasurer for two years. Supt. Carl Buckrier was authorized to prepare a tentative budget for the 1964-65 year, and the fiscal school year was designated as starting July 1, 1964 and ending June 30, 1965. ry Eckland, board member-atlarge. . .. Anthony Corcoran, hospital ^administrator, welcomed the group, after which Stanley Blumberg discussed the merits of the benefit movie, "David Lisa" to be shown at the local theatre May 20 and 21 for the benefit of the Mental |i£alth center. Speaks On Egypt - Of special interest was the •fxcellent talk by Dr. Benjamin • Massouda on Egypt, its many problems, political and economic, as well as medical. The lively question and answer period afterward covered a variety of subjects from the Aswan dam project to polygamy. ' At the business meeting, Mrs. William St rout, of Crystal Lake presided, and various committee reports were given. Mrs. Peter Griesbaeh presented teen-age hospital volunteer pins to three outstanding Candystripers who led in hours of service. They were Georgia Foerster, 62S hours and Michelle Moriarity and Patricia Morrison, both with over 500 hours. There are now twentyfive girls actively engaged in the Candystriper program, as well as thirty-nine attending classes. A swimming party is planned for them late in June at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Lee Gladstone. Vets Sponsor Poppy Days (Continued from page 1) true Americanism -these are some of the highly commendab'e things being done by the Legion and VFW through our Unselfish support of the poppy sale. "When we buy poppies on May 22 and 23," continued Mr. Doherty, "we may give heartfelt thanks that in this small but important way we are able to acknowledge that everlasting tfebt of gratitude we owe those courageous men who were ready to give their lives at a time when our nation could not survive without them. Hundreds of thousands did give their lives, and those men we cannot forget." Co-Executors Attorney: Looze & Kinne 3431 West Elm Street McHenry, Illinois 385-1580. (Pub. May 7, 14, 21, 1964) CORN SEAL DEADLINE June 1 is the final date for filing applications for sealing 1963 corn and obtaining purchase agreements on corn. Producers wishing to seal or ob- •tain purchase agreements should contact the McHenry County ASCS Office by this date. A purchase agreement is a guarantee that the producer will receive price support at delivery time. The charge for this is one half cent per bushel. STOCK CAR UCING KENOSli COUNTY SPEEDWAY Every Saturday Night Wilmot, Wisconsin Time Trials -- 7:00 P.M. First Race --- 8:30 P.M. Adults -- $1.50 tax included All Children -- 50c ,tax included 1 Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 OPEN 6:30 -- START 7 p.m. 3 DAYS ONLY FRI.-SAT. & SUN, MAY 22-23 & 24 See the Titan Missle m its Underground Cave See the Women Who's .Rival is the Titan ••••••••••••••••••••• MM 26 thro JUI1 7 local*! 3 Mi. W. of Marengo on U.S. 20 • Mi. §15 56*7218 Cwrtaia 8:45 Sat. 7 AM Sn. 8:15 Wed. & TW». 2 & 8*45 $1.00 DipotH RtqiM For All >--rr»«ri Saati Shops, Restaurant and Iwagt Open al Noon. Cloted Mon. Come early! Enjoy one <j|f our famous country style dinners. Then browse.through our quaint gift shops or take a relaxing stroll arou.pd the spacious grounds. THE RED PHONE HIS MISTRESS... HER RIVAL... sjmw t HURLING \\4lT \ HIM TO THE EDGE OF SPACE.. 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