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Slaughter 139; Karen Shaver 185; Denny Shaver 150; Lee Bujak 181-179-527. w WOMEN'S THURSDAY NIGHT LEAGUE TNT LEAGUE TOMASELLO'S HIGH SERIES & HIGH GAME M. Hettermaim 521-191; C. 493-188; D. Hiller 489- 176; M. Prokop 486-183; C. Toussaint 483-209; B. Hettermann 458-161: J. Parfrey 457- 159; M.J. Nowak 455-183. HIGH GAME L. A. Smith 187; iP. Hiller 170; H. Thelen 167; 0. Hiller 165; E. Schaefer 163; I. Stilling 164; M. Freund 161; V. Smith 160; M, ,Smith 158; R. Young 158; G. Rudolph 158; J. Ketmebeck 158; M< Wiggermann 157; M. Joyce 157; E. Mangold 155; B. Brand 155; J. Freund 153; M. Johnson 153. MONDAY NITE / v U : COMMERCIAL LEAGUE McHENRY RECREATION E» Steadman 233-204--555; D. French 201-505; F. Matthesius 213-553; V. Conrad 518; K. Brieschke 200-565; H. Wohlert 538; Gene Freund 520; B. O'Brien 522; J. Schaefer 204- 550; T. Ballowe 201; A. Rebel 544; H. Wagner 503; R. Haupt 518; E. Rhoton 221-572; R. Schmuhl 203-540; R. Garrelts 559; R. Micheals 209-563; E. Steinsdorfer 521; J. Reid 510; T. Kaminski 540; D. Mercure 210-205-254--669; R. Mercure 205-571; C. Behnke 210-553. TUESDAY THIRTY-NlNERS McHENRY RECREATION Cam Gayiord 467; Nanci Mc- Auliffe 450; Mary Beth Fuchs 191 - 544; Claire Rosing 483; Pat Rosing 464; Elsie Winkel 461; Dot Freund 466; Mary Einspar 412; Billie Mackinder 180-460; Joan Buss 436; Marge Fleming 184-486; Jan Pieroni 471. WEDNESDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE McHENRY RECREATION Lucy Kleinhans 159; George Kleinhans 211; Bill Long 211- 201-222--634; Ray Bujak, Jr. 244-599; Tee Bujak 166; Ray Bujak, Sr. 192-572; Elwood Crane 172; Pat Slaughter 141; Karen Shaver 174-503; Denny Shaver 163; Fran Johnson 233- 181--545; August Arquette 180- 509; Bob O'Brien 170; Jim Mc- Nally 203-526; Bud Axell 203- 193--543. WEDNESDAY NITE MIXED LEAGUE McHENRY RECREATION Teenie Morrison 148; Bux AxeU 185-516; Frank Haimemann 176; Bob Nielubowski, 197-551; Don Schwankl 185- 541; August Arquette 191; Mona Schwankl 174; Geroge Dehler 171; Rose Klemm 141; Pat Mc- Nally 151-176; Jim McNally 206-572; Helen Long 153; Bill Long 194; Lucy Kleinhans 153; Marion Nelson 154; Bob O'Brien 202-522; Carole Humann 141- 139; Betty O'Brien 175;DonHumann 215-529; Elwood Crane 161; Cliff Wallwin 220-567; Pat Donald Robert Doherty Schnltx, B.Ph. RJPh. ANTIBIOTICS - TODAY Have you ever wondered how vaccine differs from antibiotics treatments. Both utilize bacteria to destroy disease- causing germs; but the vaccine contains the identical germs that cause the disease, only in a form harmless to the individual. Antibiotics, on the other hand, contain substances hostile to Ufee disease-causing germs which provide the body with the means of destroying the attacking germs. They are used quite extensively these days in prescriptions to combat a wide variety of human ailments. Whatever antibiotic your doctor prescribes will be found at BOLGER'S DRUG STORE. You can be sure of personal attention and complete satisfaction, always, at BOLGER'S DRUG STORE ... 1259 N. Green . . . 385-4500 . . . light, gas . . . telephone bills paid here. . . . Money orders . . . Revlon . . . Max Factor . . English Leather . . . O.T.C. Trusses. THIS WEEKS HELPFUL HINT: If you need a small amount of lubricating oil, and your oil can is empty, the dip stick or oil gauge in your car's engine will provide several drops. Records Set At Fish Derby Three wide mouth bass were caught during the ice fishing derby held at McCullom Lake last weekend, which topped last year's record of 2.59 lbs. Robert Freund, McHenry, angled a bass weighing 3.19 lbs., Da an Rausch of Dundee landed a bass weighing 2.85 and Tom Fries of Chicago brought one in which won a prize for him and weighed 2.79 lbs. With an estimated attendance of between 1,500 and 2,000 persons and more than 550 participants, attendance records were also broken. Estimates were made by Gregory Tichacek, district fishery biologist, one of the judges, who said, "More bass were caught here in two days than any derby Pve attended this winter and the fish were just as large as those caught in bigger lakes." Ken Betts, general chairman and vice-president of the Cullom- Knoll Association, which sponsored the winter sports event, said the derby topped all expectations and hopes are high that ground breaking for the youth center will take place in the spring. In addition to Mr. Tichacek, other officials taking part were Bruce Muenche, northeast area fish biologist, and Jim Vavra, game warden. A comical sight was tallest fisherman -- Larry Bruce of Wonder Lake who measures six feet, four inches -- claiming his prize for landing the smallest fish. Ben Saddler of Chicago was awarded the special prize. Roger Skinner of Evanston, one of the 100 prize winners, said he came to the derby because of the excellent coverage in Chicago newspapers, radio stations and on television. Traffic and parking problems were handled efficiently by the,* McCullom Lake police department, led by Chief Earl Murray and Sgt. Ken Loesch, and by the four man group from the Fox Valley police reserve, headed by Clem Wirfs. The man's auger contest was won by Ron Creutz, Mc Henry, and many contests and races were held for youngsters. Carry Meyer of Richmond was awarded a prize for being the oldest fisherman on the ice on Saturday and Gunnar Nelson, McCullum Lake captured that prize on Sunday. With the wonderftil success of this year's winter sports event, the derby committee plans to expand next year's derby. READ THE CLASSIFIEDS EXPERT ©aooMiw© (All Breeds).. • E©ABDHiT6. (Individual Kennel** • TSMNING •- E^fSUNG Rudy Seeker's Kennels 101A W. LfenxnEiii Rd. McHenry IFtejao 885-2488 (1 Mile East of Hfeo Skyline Drive-2a> 10,296 PHONE BOOKS GO IN MAIL MARCH 2 Illinois Bell will begin mailing new telephone directories to customers in McHenry starting Thursday, March 2, Stan Jozwiak, Illinois Bell manager, said 10,296 copies will be mailed to McHenry customers this year, compared With 9,784 mailed last year. The cover of this year's directory shows a profile of Abraham Lincoln silhouetted against an Illinois landscape. The cover is designed to symbolize the rich heritage of the people of Illinois. Jozwiak urged customers to look at the opening pages of their new directories when they receive them. "Complete details on how to call from McHenry appear in the first few pages of the new directory," he explained. "These pages also contain time-saving instruction on howto place calls to the telephone business office or repair service, and how to dial direct to Information in any U. S. city outside Alaska and Hawaii." Customers ihay begin using the new directories as soon as they receive them, he said. Jozwiak advised customers to give old directories a good shaking before throwing them away to prevent loss of any items of value left between the pages. FEBRUARY 23, 1967 - McHENRY PLAIN DEALER-- PAGE 5, SECTION I WARRIOR WRESTLING SPOTLIGHT Doug. Kohrt, who wrestle* HWT, Is a senior on the varsity squad this year. Although this is his first year out, he really pushes the other wrestlers and tries his hardest. Sam Lamont, is a 4 year veteran of the sport, and a cocaptin of the team. He took third in both conference ami district tournaments at 127-lb. Willard Stahl, another senior on the squad, wrestles in the 154-lb. weight class. Willard is 1-0 on varsity and won almost all his matches on J.V. Paulo Lopez, wrestles at 127- lb. on the varsity and J.V. squads. He is the foreign exchange student from Brazil this year. 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