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Thursday. September 30, 1965 THJ| McIJHNI^Y PLAINpEALEH. Section On*-- Page F|*t • M/7v-v> WAHRIORS LOSE TO ELGIN 19 • 37 McHenry traveled to Elgiri Sept. 21 to run their tough two mile course. Again, both the Varsity and Fresh-Soph teams lost. McHenry's Mark Alderson, who has led the pack in many meets for the Warrior §, again was our top runner. This time Mark finished 4 with a time of 11:43. The winning time was 11:17, set by Knights of Elgin. Buckhan and Kirkhuff, both of Elgin, finished 2 and 3. Sam Lamont was 5 in the race. Dale Snell finished 'flj'ifft McHenry; and John Carter finished 9.. • Raj Aiwa was injured and could not compete for the Sophomores. Coach Seaton indicated that Mark Smith and Doug Belohlavy are showing great improvement. The final score for the varsity meet was 19-37. Frosh-Soph McHenry Wagner, Tony 3 Bockman, Gery 7 Smith, Mark • • • 8 Wolf, Dan 9 Belohlavy, Doug 12 Elgin Schimmel, R. 39 1 All during the Fall Football season, Jepsen Tire will be bringing you this Football Forecast. It is compiled by Joe Harris, leading football forecaster who has better than a 82% accuracy record. Look for this feature weekly. JEPSEN TIRE ^}ootball ^3~orecadt of the Week SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1965 - Probable Winners & Scores - Alabama 14 Army 20 Colorado 10 Florida State 17 Florida 10 Iowa 17 Kansas 17 Kentucky 7 Maryland 14 Miami (Florida) 10 Michigan State 14 Minnesota 13 Nebraska 28 Notre Dame 21 Ohio State 14 Oklahoma 14 Penn State 24 Princeton 21 Purdue 21 So. California 14 Stanford 20 Texas Tech 10 Texas 17 - Probable Losers & Scores - Mississippi • ... 13 Boston College 14 Kansas State 7 Baylor 7 Louisiana State 9 Wisconsin 14 California 14 Auburn 6 Syracuse 13 Tulane 7 Ilinois 13 Missouri 7 Iowa State 6 Northwestern 7 Washington 7 Navy 7 U.C.L.A 7 Columbia 7 So. Methodist 7 Oregon State 7 Air Force Academy 14 Texas A. & M 7 Indiana 7 SUNDAY. OCTOBER 3. 1965 National Football League Baltimore 31 San Francisco 10 Cleveland 23 Philadelphia 17 Detroit 21 Washington 20-, Green Bay *. . 31 Chicago 7 Minnesota 20 Los Angeles 17 New York Giants 17 Pittsburgh • 16 American Football League Buffalo 24 Oakland 17 Kansas City • • • • 30 Bos,ton 17 New York Jets 31 Denver 30 San Diego 27 Houston 20 MONDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1965 -- NFL St. Louis 24 Dallas 20 EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! r Coop®* SNO - TRAC SNOW TIRES :6:50xl3 : Black -Tubeless 2 ^'27 Plus Tax & 2 Tires Exchange 6 $1995 Complete Services Worth $24 to $27 Next 10 Days For Only rBRAKE ADJUSTMENT I Stop safely! Go safely! We'll remove front wheels; -check all components; adjust brakes; add fluid and ^ check entire system. Available separately, $1.19. FRONT-END ALIGNMENT "Easier driving! Less wear! We'll align front end by cor- - recting caster, camber and toe-in; check all parts; AND -SAFETY-CHECK ENTIRE CAR! Available separately, I $6.50. COMPLETE MOTOR TUNE-UP "More power! Better mileage! We'll check, clean and ad- ' just spark plugs, points, condenser, ignition wires. Available separately $6.66 6-cyl.; $8.88 for 8-cyl. cars. FRONT WHEELS BALANCED ^Sffiooth ride! Reduce wear; We'll remove front wheels; t balance to high-speed precision; check tire condition. INCLUDES ALL WEIGHTS! Available separately for $5.00. •RADIATOR FLUSH & REFILL pRun cooler! Prevent stalls! We'll flush out old antifreeze and accumulated rust; refill with coolant and install new Rust Inhibitor*. Available separately, $3.50. REPACK WHEEL BEARINGS 'Prevent expensive bearing replacement. We'll clean off • old gum and grease; repack with new winter lubricant; k'heck all grease seals. Available separately, $2.00. 'Price plus anti-freeze and parts as necessary JEPSEN TIRE AND AUTOMOTIVE CENTER 3314 W. Elm St. Phone 385-0424 3331 W. Elm St. Phone 385-0426 Challacombe ..... Eckohnv Scoggs ..... Pennock ......... IN DISCUSSION McHenry Alderson Lamont Snell ... Carter . Zvonar • Elgin Knights Buckhan Kirkhuff Klemm Reimer Varsity r. \>'vj&rn.1V"ri' Tomasello's T.N.T. League M. Smith, 446; I. Stilling, 450; P. Weber, 466; C. May, 466; B. Hettermann, 469; M. Hettermann, 473; L. Smith, 481; & M. Smith, 493. Tuesday Thirty Niners R. Pizetacznik, 408; B. Hansen, 429; D. Freund, 456; P. Rosing, 464; & G. Bentz, 476. McHenry Recreation 9-16-65 S. West, 550; A. Otto, 558; D. Buralli, 564; L. Pierapoli, 566; E. Koch, 579; & D. Kleinhuizen, 611. ^ 9-23-65 F. Petersen, 553; B. Kreier, 554; D. Kleinhuizen, 555; T. Sutton, 556; R. Smith, 566; L. Pierapoli, 567; T. Krause, 581* S. Buenzli, 582; G. Rodenkirk, 587; J. Kern, 597; & M. Kreuger, 621. Commercial League B. Sherriff, 503; D. Ifuemann, 505; C. Green, 510; J. Seville, 511; H. Rothering, 525; K. Brieschke, 530; J. Brochel, 535; R. Garrelts, 535; Stein, 536; H.. Wohlert, 547; D. Mercure, 558; & D. French, 579. Wednesday Nite Mixed G. Kleinhans, 484; K. Shaver, 485; B. Long, 486; C. Wallwin, 500; R. Bujak, Jr,. 518; H. Steege, 560; & R. Bujak, Sr., 573. McHENRY PLAINDEALER Established 1875 3812 West Elm Street Phone 885-|HL^f McHenry, Illinois -- 60050 < Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor Principals Roy Willis of Junior high, Dorothy Ullrich of Edgebrook, Karl Stueben of Valley View and Robert Putnam of Hilltop and Landmark schools, are shown in discussion just as the Tuesday evening meeting of the Community P.T.A. opened. Later, they introduced faculty members in their schools. 200 JOIN CHURCH ( a i a i e i a T i i r / NATIONAL EDITORIAL Subscription Rates 1 Year $4.50 1 Year $4.00 6 Mos $2 50 6 Mos $2.25 3 Mos. $1.75 3 Mos $1.50 Outside McHenry County In McHenry County CAN YOU SPARE That's all it takes to add ZIP Code to your address. ZIP Code is a time and money saver. It takes a short cut through the Postal System., and assures earlier deliveries. A large group of 200 persons were received as members of the Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran church, 404 N. Green street, on Sunday, Sept. 26. A special membership service was conducted at 10 a.m. by Rev. Donald Johnson, pastor. Harris Awarded Car -- Trophies At Award Party More than 250 drivers, car owners, family, friends and fans were on hand Saturday night in Twin Lakes, Wis., for the Patenjim Auto Racing Trophy Party honoring the top drivers in 1965 at the Kenosha County Speedway. Top award of the evening was the 1966 Award Car presented to the new modified Stock Car Champion, Duane Harris of McHenry. In addition to this, Harris received two beautiful trophies. Following is the order of final point standings for the modified and spectator stock car drivers who received awards: Champion, Duane Harris; 2nd, Jim Sullivan, Antioch; 4th, Chuck Uttech, Kenosha; 5 th, Jim Lawrence, Bristol; 6th, Rodger Otto, Burlington; 7th, Bill Bohn, Bristol; 8th, Bill Strom, Milwaukee; 9th, Kenny Tolougan, Milwaukee; 10th, Gino Wagner, Cudahey;. 11th, Bob Ratajczyk, Waukegan; 12th, Jr. Dodd, Waukegq# i; 13th, Bay Darnell, Deerfieid; 14th, Claude Potter, Twin Lakes; 15th Don Erickson, Milwaukee; and 16th, Ron Bergsma, Richmond. Spectator Division - Champion, Harold Gutchie; 2nd, Pop Kline, Pell Lake; 3rd, Mike Wolf, Lake Villa; 4th, Allen Gutchie, Kenosha; 5th, Rodger Hagi, Lake Villa; 6th, Dale Coats, Round Lake; 7th, Ron Justen, McHenry; 8th, Joe Baulding, Burlington; 9th, Will Winnchester, Kenosha; 10th, Jack Dehne, McHenry; 11th, Bill Swantz, Union Grove; 12th, Wayne Morgan, Twin Lakes; and 13th Delain Doles, Cook's Corners 3rd, Don Sorce, West Allis;Kenosha. When you "feel like" something very sweet to spread on toast or English muffins or to make use of a small amount of leftover piecrust, have on hand this flavorful marmalade or preserve. It is simply prepared. Peach and Orange Preserve, 12 peaches, sugar, 6 oranges. Peel the peaches and oranges, cut into small pieces and measure. Add 1 cupful of sugar for every cupful of fruit and let stand over night. In the morning boil slowly for 10 minutes. Pour hot into sterile glasses. Let cool and cover with melted paraffin. If you have leftover pie-crust, roll out thin and cut into squares or circles. Put small quantity of the marmalade on half the pastry and cover and seal with rest of pastry squares or circles. Bake in greased tin in 400 degree oven for about 10 minutes or until golden brown. T O P Q U A L I T Y F O O D S AT L O W E S T P R I C E S ... Meat makes the meal. At Certified you Can depend on top quality meats. We use only U.S. Choice Grade "A" Meats. 'Oh So Good" Fresh Ground BEEF . . 3-lbs. for $1.47 U. S. CHOICE CUT TENDER POT ROAST 49 c lb. OUR OWN Fresh Polish 79c lb. Bulk Pork Sausage 55c lb. Fresh Italian 79c lb. Fresh Brattwurst .... 79c lb. Country Back Ribs 69c lb. BONELESS B E E F K r d Sirloin Tip ROAST 89 c lb. Farm Fresh -- 4-6# avg. Roasting _« Chickens J/ The Drivers Seat The top-heavy station wagon with loaded luggage racks was speeding over the country road, dust trailing behind. Inside, children were bouncing on the seats and, when they could manage it, standing on their heads. A flower-print sport shirt flapped in the evening wind from the arm that rested on the driver's window ledge. The car full of happy people was rounding a curve. Suddenly, in the dusk just ahead... Cr-a-ash! The car had rammed the back of a combine being pulled by a tractor. If a red and orange triangular emblem had been mounted on the back of that combine, the tragedy might never have occurred. Thousands of these "slow - moving - vehicle emblems" are being mounted on the backs of tractors, wagons, field choppers, combines, balers, manure spreaders and other machinery throughout the country. The SMV emblem is reflective around the outside and fluorescent in the middle. High-impact fluorescent paint gives drivers advance warning during the day. And the lightreflective paint does the same at night. According to T. David Mc- Farland, agricultural safety engineer in the National Safety Council's farm department, there were 7,000 to 8,000 collision accidents during 1964 in which fast-moving vehicles "rear - ended" or sideswiped slow-moving farm vehicles. About 100 people were killed in these collisions, said Mc- Farland, and 1,600 to 1,800 were injured. NSC and the American Society of Agricultural Engineers have endorsed the slowmoving vehicle emblem, developed at Ohio State University. Future Farmers of America chapters and 4-H clubs are promoting them. Nebraska and Ohio passed laws this year making the emblems mandatory on slow-moving vehicles. Information on how to make an SMV emblem can be obtained from the Ohio Farm and Home Safety Committee, Box 3122, University Station, Columbus, Ohio 43210. jj-oUk WaugMerb ^tlewA Last Thursday night was an important one for the McHenry Jollies. Aunt Virginia Gunter came to inspect our work. Everyone was relieved when she announced we passed inspection. It u as also an important night for Janet Drake and Cindy^^nd Sue Osbourne. They were initiated into Job's Daughters. After the meeting, it was a birthday night for all. Everyone brought a tweny-five cent fun gift. Then each girl picked a number and received a present. The decorations consisted of birthday candles, cupcakes, balloons and other things for a birthday atmosphere. Everyone had a great time! Don't forget, Oct. 16 is our spaghetti dinner. 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