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Women's Thursday Night League TNT League Tomasello's HIGH SERIES & HIGH GAME V. Smith 520-190; M. Freund 515-194; M. Hetterrrtann 498- 191; J. KennebecK 496-177; E. Mangold 491-173;M.Smith481- 172; M. Wakitsch 462-160; M. Wiggermann 458-168; C. May' 458-179; M. Prokop 457-181; L.Aj Smith 454-158; B. Bittermann 450-200. HIGH GAMES B. Pari si 184; G. Rudolph 183; E, Schaefer 180; C. Toussaint 166; B. Brand 163; J. Ciechon 161; I. Stilling 157; H. Thelen 154; D. Hiller 154; B. Hettermann 154; M. Johnson 151. SPLIT J. Ciechon 3-7; J. Filip8-10; V. Smith 3-7-10 and 5-10. McHenry Recreation Wednesday Nite Mixed League George Klienhans 204-501; Marion Nelson 153; Alice Wirtz 163; Sis Wallwin 187; Elwood Crane 170; Rose Klemm 139; Pat McNally 155; Jim McNally 214; Bob O'Brien 234-198-611; Betty O'Brien 186; Elsie Gamen 148-166; Marge Axell 141; Bud Axell 189-511; Dan Schwankl 183; Adele Hauck 144; Tennie Morrison 132; Vaughn Gamen 217-176-535; Jean Hannemann 145-162; Ken Johnson 198; Fran Johnson 204-534; Bob Nielubowski 232-538; Ray Bujak, Jr. 210-537; Bill Long 216-192-553. AGRICULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE IN COLLEGE NOTED A special meeting explaining agriculture and the junior college will be held at the Harvard high school agriculture department this Thursday, March 9. Representatives of Joliet Junior college will be at the meeting discussing agriculture and the junior college. Of what benefit is a junior college to an agricultural community? What are other junior colleges teaching in agriculture? How can farm people and all of the agricultural industries benefit in the training of prospective employees in agriculture in our community? These and many more questions will be discussed at this meeting. Max Kuster, director of agriculture, Joliet Junior college, will be present to aid in this very timely discussion of the junior college and agriculture. Agricultural businessmen in McHenry county should find the dispussion of Joliet's agricultural supply business curriculum of great interest and value. If you have a son or daughter who may be interested in agriculture at a junior college and may wish to find out what a junior college could offer in McHenry county for agriculture students, be sure to bring them to the meeting at Harvard. McHenry Recreation Tuesday Thirty-Niners """ Mary Beth Fuchs 188-216- 550; Pat Rosing 192-188-537; Grace Bentz 199-190-505; Claire Rosing 491; Nanci McAuliffe 191-486; Pat Barber 427; Jan Pieroni 202-493; Elsie Winkel 466; Billie Mackinder 211-554; Natalie Boak 175-446; Joan Freund 409. McHenry Recreation Monday Nite Commercail T. Schaefer 521; T. Mc- Guine 559; V. Conrad 563; D. Baker 500; D. Samuelson 547; F. B. Kellner 221; T. Ballowe 221-525; A. Rebel 533; Ed Steadman 503; Dick French 507; Pokey 203; Don Mercure 517; Gino Visconti 514; B. O'Brien 215-551; J. Schaefer 523; H. Hachmeister 513; E. Osmon 201; John McGee 213-568; G. Freund 219-541; R. Garrelts 211-562; C. Green 535; Jim Reid 501; Stein 513. * - Tuesday Thirty-Niners 2-28-67 Betsy Schaefer 425; Jan Pier- -oni 499; Claire Rosing 213- 501; Pat Rosing 194-540; Elsie Winkel 185-468; Marge Hiller 485; Cam Gaylord 191-435; R.R. C. Kraus 5-10 & 3-4-7- 10; P. Barber 3-7-10. Don't drive to heaven In 'sixty-seven. Drive carefully, warns the Institute for Safer Living. Be alert and be careful. Beef 'N Veg Bake Made-to-Order. for Busy Days HENNY Y0UNGMAN VISITS CITY MARCH 9, 1967 - McHENRY PLAINDEALER - PAGE 5, SECTION I Henny Youngman, known as *%lng of the One Liners", is shown performing before a large crowd at the McHenry Country club last organization. Saturday evening at a show and dinner sponsored by the McHenry Township Republican DOG TAX FINDS AMPLE'USE IN AREA PAYMENTS Did you know th&t your dog tax helped to pay for 300 chickens, 100 turkeys, forty-three sheep, four geese and three ducks last year? That's the case, according to County Treasurer Cal Skinner, Jr. On March 1 he paid the owners of these dead animals over $1,700 out of the $3700 collected by the county for dog licenses last year. The dog tax was enacted originally to protect owners of livestock and poultry against _ the attacks of wild dogs. Apparently they still abound in McHenry county, for fifteen owners in twelve of the county's seventeen townships laid claim to their rightful share of last year's dog tax. Only Alden, Algonquin, Dorr, Dunham and Seneca townships escaped the ravaging canines. For each claim, two persons other than the claimant must verify that the lives of the birds or animals in question were taken by dogs. Typically dogs maul their victims, while weasels merely remove the blood and foxes take the carcasses and devour them. In addition to the domesticated fowl and livestock for which claims were lodged lastyear, reimbursement is authorized for cows, horses, hogs, goats and guineas. Owners of pheasants and partridges are out of luck. USE THE CLASSIFIEDS McHenry VFW Post Htall 4600 PRESENTS ST. PATRIOTS DAY Dinner & Dance Sat., March 18, 1967 DHIctmis Corned Bert Dinner Served From 6:30 to 8:3(1 Dine & Dnnrv $3.00 Per Person DAXCE TO BOB FREUND'S 10 PC BAND Dancing Q to1 For D&ncing Only - $1.00 Per Person GRAMT PBOBATKMt IN THEFT FEOM SUNNYSIDE TOME A Crystal Lake man, Kenneth Weiss, has been given probation for two years for the burglary of the Glyn Johns home at 1517 W. Sunnyside Beach, McHenry. The order was made by Judge Charles T. Smith in Branch I court this past week, with a requirement that the first sixty days be spent in the county jail. Weiss is charged with the theft of household goods. He was given a similar sentence for theft of a guitar and case front, a parked car of a Morton Grove man last May. The sentences will run concurrently. FLAMES CAUSE $5,000 DAMAGE IN ZENK HOME Defective wiring was believed by Fire Chief Ed Justen to be a possible cause of a fire which resulted in $5,000 damage to the John Zenk home at 1609 S. Crystal Lake road, McHenry, last Wednesday night. The Zenks reside in an upper apartment and another family on the main floor. A neighbor noticed the fire about 7 o'clock and notified the McHenry fire department. Members of Company I and n answered the call and brought the flames under control. Chief Justen said there was indication the fire may have started in the basement and worked through the floor and into a bedroom, which was most seriously damaged. Other sections of the home sustained smoke damage. There's plenty of good homespun eating in this meal-in-one dish. More good news: you can even assemble the casserole early in the day and refrigerate till about an hour before mealtime. Great for those hectic days when you've been away all afternoon and you've barely time to remove {our hat before the kids (and 'op!) begin clamoring for dinner. To make the easy oven dish, layer sliced cooked potatoes with cooked green beans in a casserole. Then spoon on a robust, velvety cheese sauce that's made in a jiffy from a can of condensed Cheddar cheese soup. Now place well-seasoned, shapely beef patties over the Cheddar cheesy soup-sauced vegetables. And into" the oven it goes. With such a hearty main dish, simple accompaniments are in order . . . hearts of lettuce salad, buttery-warm French bread, and, for dessert, easy fruit cobbler baked atang with the casserole. Every day more and more good cooks are discovering the saucery magic inside cans of THERE ARE GRADE "A' AND ^ C L V THERE ARE GRADE "M Not all Grade "A" eggs are alike. ( To be labeled Grade "A" eggs must meet certain minimum requirements. There is many an egg that can be called Grade "A" that just never could be a Sunnybrook Egg. Sunnybrook Eggs... they're our best. They have to be well above the minimum or they won't make the grade with us. Break one in a pan, notice how proud the yolk aits up. , That's the si&ti of a good egg... a fresh egg... a Sunnybrook Egg. 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