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Thursday, August 13, 1964 THE MCHENBY PLAINDEALER Seciisa Cas ---P»^F4*# McHENRY PLAINDEALER 8812 West Elm Street Established 1875 Phone 385-0170 Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois by McHENEY PUBLISHING COMPANY. Larry E. Lund -- Publisher A'dele Froehlich, Editor Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois 1964 ' t i u f l o n [ \ v ^ j p n B » » " W T ft siaci«tion 7 N A T I O N A L E D I T O R I A L AS^£0TI^K 'IBIBIMrafllKBid Subscription Rates In McHenry County Outside McHenry County 1 Year $4.00 1 Year $4.50 6 Mos. . • • $2.25 6 Mos. $2.50 3 Mos. $1.50 3 Mos. $1.75 Tolugan Takes Second In Row In Wilmot Race Kenny Tolugan of Milwaukee, veteran speed driver at the Kenosha County Speedway Modified Stock Car Races in Wilmot, won his second feature race in as many weeks as he came from far behind and overtook Fran Seamers of Milwaukee with only four laps to go. The feature race had to be restarted twice after a second go on the start when Duane Harris of McHenry spun out and hit the infield fence just before the cars crossed the finish line -at-4he-en4-of-4ap-one, The close battle between Jim Sullivan of Antioch, Illinois and Rodger Otto of Burlington, Wisconsin for point lead from the deadlock tie at the end of races last week, soon broke on time trials tonight as Jim Sullivan twice waved off fast time and then spun on his third effort. Rodger Otto who had set fast time and then'lost it to Jim Lawrence, wound up second fastest and went ahead by three points. Sullivan, who qualified for and won the first heat rftcfe picked up enough points to again tie Otto but Otto came back and took a second in his heat that put him ahead to stay for the night. Sullivan was in a good position to stay close with a win in the feature but spun uut. f; Otto was sixth in the featurg. Heat race winners were Jim Sullivan; Bay Darnell; George' Uttech; and Bill Bohn. Darnell also won the wild scramble in the 15 lap semi feature race as1 many cars took the collision coursc and did not finish. So mqny of them in fact, that in spite of a complete spin around by Darnell in the semi feature start, that he was still able to recover and be the winner. In the spectator cars wher& the battle for point lead is equally tight, a new driver making his first appearance at the track won the first heat after Gill Rein of Woodstock flipped. Allen Gutchee of Kenosha won the second heat race and Roger Haggie of Antioch won the feature race. TEENAGE STARS PLAY HETTERMANS SATURDAY NIGHT The Teenage All-Stars will play Hettermann's of the men's 16-inch softball league August 15 at 8:00 on the VFW field. The All-Stars are chosen by Mr. John Thomas, Mr. Charles Cuda, James Petersen, and Bemie Klapperich. Each of us turned iri our choices based on the facts that each player had to have 28 official at bats, and that each team, must have at least one representative, Then, we tried to pick the best player at each position, who has played the best this year on both offense and defense. We .feeLthat the players listed be- HIGH STEPPING DEER As Mr. and Mrs. Axel Johnson, Sr., of Emerald PfiJ* subdivision drove in a funerlmprocession through Niles last week, a doe leaped from loft side of the road and onto their small, compact car, then proceeded over the small vehicle. The deer was taken to the animal shelter. low showed the most ability during this years play. lb, Vern Petersen, 516, Olsen's 2b, Ken Stilling, 621, Vycital's. SC, Denny Smith, 518, Johnsburg. SS, Ted Freund, 610, J&hnsburg. 3B, Butch .Meyer, 558, Merchants. LF, Bill Funk, 445, Merchants. CF, Lloyd Smith, 526, Johnsburg. RF, Curt Freund, 386, Merchants. C, John Corso, 509, Vycitals PI; Joe H$ttermann, 477, Johnsburg. P2, Jim Morenz, 396 12-2, Olsen's. 1, Chris Behnett, 458, Olsen's 2, Jim Kujak, 454, Lakeland Park. 3, John Gendp, 529,, Sandbaggers. 4, JohnHuemann, 420, Riverside Bakery. 5, Craig Keith,-369, Playboys. Manager--Mx.. Kujak, Lakeland P&rk. Coach -- Bob-Hiiler, Johnsbui- g. . . •• - Coach . -- BpttiieKlappeHch, Olsen's.. - McHenry Country Club ll 2)w /l by Verona Kent Final round of Championship Tournament was played Tuesday with the following results: Championship Flight-- Low grog's) Belle Vitense, Club Champion 95-90-100 (285) Bette Moss, Runnerup, 101- 98-95 (294) First Flight (Low net) Dorothy Beckenbaugh, 81- 79-89 (240) Second Flight (Low net) Liz Nolan 86-79-88 (253) Third Flight (Low net) Tie for first place: Doras Freund 80-89-93 (262), Pat Caldwell 88-83-91 (262) (18 hole play-off) We wish to make a correction on the Joan Buss score in the second round of Tournament play. It should have been 97 instead of 105. Sorry Joannie! Winners today in low net include: CLASS A Bette Moss (1st) and Dorothy Beckenbaugh (2nd) CLASS B - Emily Smithson (1st) and Anita Riecke (2nd) CLASS C - Mabel Smith (1st) and Kitty Evans (2nd) Tickets for "HULLABALOO DAY" may be picked up at the pro-shop or from Ethel Conway. THIRD ANNUAL NIWGA Mil! AT LOCAL ££ ICE BREAKER DAY AT CHAPEL HILL COUNTRY CLUB A day of fun was held at the Chapel Hill Country Club by the members and guests. Among the events were a long driving contest for men and women as well as a hole in one contest and Medal and Peoria Handicap tournaments. The grounds were decorated with stalks of bananas hanging from the trees and watermelons, bomber sandwiches ahd beer were given away on the golf course. A buffet dinner, entertainment and dancing followed the golf outing. Such a good time was had by all that a demand was made to hold another event on the same order in the near future. Earl Stephens, of Wauconda, a long time top ranking amateur along the North Shore, set a new course record at the Chajiel Hill Country Club, shooting a sixty-seven. Earl blistered par on five holes, and took a double bogie on only one I hole. This score is considered | as the course record because of j the changes that were made on i the course, by Pro Managers I Julie Goffo and A1 Favelli, who i have been operating the club 1 since former owners, Dr. and | Mrs. Milton L. Smith, have I come back into jxjssession of I the Chapel Hill Country Club. Hole In One Denise Koch, our little bowling star from Johnsburg, has now set her eye on new fields to conquer. Userng a number five iron on the one hundred and forty yard0 tenth hole at Chapel Hill Country Club, she lofted the ball into the air and carried all but twenty yards of the distance, and the ball never left its original line and ran into the hole. The shot was witnessed by Julius Goffo, club professional and a number of other players. Plan Student Examinations • Continued from Page 1) With a field of 120 entries, the- -&*]--A r nuaL Nort hprn T11 i - nois Women's Amateur Golf Tournament will get under way next Thursday, August 20th at the McHenry Country Club. This popular two-day Medal Play Tournament had to close their entries in early June of this year. The Championship FJight will include many fine Illinois Women Golfers. Returning will be Sandra Fullmer, Itasca CC, Defending Champion and the new Chicago Women's District Golf Assn. Champion, Bonnie Jean Byrne, Addison CC, 1962 Champion of NIWGA and holder of the lowest round ever posted by a woman on McHenry CC-- 74; also Moira O'Shea, Elgin, who has the only Hole-in-one ever carded by a woman golfer on the local course. The 1904 Officers of the NIWGA include Mrs. Vincent A. Weyland, McHenry CC, General Chairman. Giving her a 4-tt ROYALTY fcretty Betty Boppart, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Boppart of Woodstoek, and Terry . Cairns, 18, 6on. of Mr. and Mrs. George Cairns of the same city, were crowned 4-H queen and king at the fairgrounds last Friday evening. They received their crowns from Barbara Schlosser of Richmond and Larry Davidson of Harvard, last year's title holders. Best selling book in Cannibal- land --"How to Serve Your Fellow Man". The. average family has 3.3 persons. ew jt n -Setting in an old place .. . p 1 0 ' c a i r SocStfsil Lounge and Restaurant Home-cooked Meals Prepared to Suit Your Taste . . . -at Moderate Prices. Your Favorite Cocktails . . . The Way You Like Them F e a t u r i n g . . . . Barb - B - Qued Baby' Back Ribs • Cocktail Lounge 0 Bamboo Dining Room AHOY MATES! Tie up And dine in our Famous Marine Room. 1406 N. Riverside Drive Phone 385-0841 from 9 a.m til closing hand with this year's tournalent will be many local women golfers. Handling the two day registration will be Mrs. Frank Johnson, President of the Ladies Golf Association. Mrs. Milton Olson will be in charge of starting times; Mrs. f]arl Seepe will handle Hospitality; and Mrs. Gene Sayler is Chairman of the Rules Committee. Mrs. Richard Freund and Mrs. Herb Reihansperger will also serve on the Rules Committee. I SOLD IT THROUGHTHE MIT ADS EVERYBODY'S 601 THE ILLINOIS AUGUST • FARM-A-RAMA-4mile feg machinery exposition bjy top '^manufacturers. | •i^EEN FAIR--comb and- «• jj separate expojpfibn fotl."!. I young peopl*^; * tQP PERSON^HTlES^ndy-- ^ < WiTliartis, Osmond : Brother*; "" | Chod, MitcjhelljTfi^,- % George Kir^by^ Debfcy Drake, Smothers Brother*, Grand Ola fipry #tor$.|. I I • _i SPBUMGFIELD Championship Quarter Horso *acing. | light,.Horfi e Shows. |p» Giant mftlway of ftritk. | Nation's top -harness racing|. 25,000 head qf;Kvestoci£X| Great West^nt ••Mbtprcycjle "X \ 5 I I| 20,typO free: exhibits, ^s. | Confjnuavs fftee entertainment. Hanlf : Post's $tuat Stars* 10* GATE BEFORE 10 A.M. • FREE GATE AFTER 5 P.M. HILARIOUS STAGE PLAYS PERFORMED BY A TOP ELITE NEW YORK CAS¥ THRU AUGUST 16 "SA1AH SLEPT HERE-AND HOWE" AUGUST 18 THRU SEPT. 6 "COME BLOW YOUR located 3 Ml. W. of Marango on U.S. 20 • PH. I1S-561721C Cwtaia8:45 Sat 7 & 10 SwkStlS Wed. & TWn. 2 A MS $1.00 Deposit Rtqclnd For All 1--Saata Restaurant and Image Open at Neon. Cleaed dental examination which will be conducted between the hours of 8:.">0 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Boys will report to the boys' gym and the girls will report to, the girls' gym. Fifth grad<> physical and dental examinations will be conducted on Monday, Sept. 14, at the Landmark school for public and parochial students free of charge. All students not participating in the free examination clinics must have their physical and^ dental examinations completed arid submitted to th(T school principal's office before entrance into school on Sept. K. •Children entering kindergarten who are registered and have returned completed physical and dental examinations have been assigned to classes, and. parents are requested to refer to the class listings which will he posted on Sept. 8 on each kindergarten classroom dour. The entire kindergarten enrollment will be included in CRYSTAL LAKE MAN KILLED IN HEAD-ON CRASH Fritz Mortenson, 67, of Crystal Lake, a recently retired mason contractor, was killed Monday morning when his auto was struck head-on by another car driven by Robert Redmer of Rt. 1, Huntley. The accident occurred at 10:05 o'clock on Rt. 176, three-quarters of a mile east of Highway 47. Mortenson was pronounced dead on arrival at Memorial hospital, Woodstock, where Redmer and his wife, Marcella, were taken for treatment of injuries. --Red mer-told sheriff's author-: ities he was driving east on Rt. 176 when he saw the approaching Mortenson car slow down. The<4atter, driving west, turned left and although Redmer applied the brakes, he said he was unable to stop on the wet pavement. JUDGE COONEY LOSES NOMINATION IN 19TH CIRCUIT (Continued from Page 1) the listings provided registration, fee payment, legal birth certificate and examinations are complete.. WORLB WIDE SER^BCE Air-Ship-Rail Tickets Cruises Tours IIotels-Resorts Drive-Ur-Self Planned Vacations Reservations and Tickets at No Extra Charge Your Authorized Travel Agent CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 385-7500 „ 8917 W. Main McHenry Daily till 5:30 p.m., Friday to 8, Saturday till 5 p.m. was entitled to 44 and 203/500 votes. Chairman Bob Milton called for caucuses of five miluites, one of which lasted for rorty-thre e minutes, which proved vastly disturbing to the McHenry delegation. When the roll was called on the first ballot, the tally read 59 for Dixon, 15 for Clever,, and 37 for Singer with one abstention. Mr. Levesque announced 44 plus votes for Cooney. Seventy-eight or more for one candidate was required for nomination. After an interminable caucus by the Lake county delegates, they cast all votes in favgr of Dixon on the second ballot and McHenry ma,<Je it unanimous, hoping the second judge to be named would be Cooney.. When Geiger withdrew in favor of Singer, h^ fOf), ;received unanimous acclaim - and Lake county named two judges for the November ballot. " Before the convention recessed, Mr. Levesque admonished the Lake County Central committee to work as haro for the election of Republican judges next November as they had worked for their nomitjgtion. Dixon and Singer will oppose Democrat Judge Phillip Yeager in the fall election. A convention of the McHenry County Republican Central committee has been called for Wednesday, Aug. 19, in the Court House annex at 8 p.m. for nominating a resident-associate judge for the 19th Judicial Circuit and to transact other business. 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