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"•'Sit-Jik '/"Si' Thursday, December 12,1910 ^; ' ^ • • :T~ <**"»' •?<. ^ JAW/11 ! V ' • f - : • • ^ • v v , ^ . ; > « - > ^ v*"i - 1 :-,, ' " " ,*•*/ 4 '.&*', •;?»*• ;,..v "kh, . V .v. -Jev*..- •• 4£* i «.' *V au.< * ;pQ I HEAR" SEAHL WALSH £©;v Might as well talk about basketball ' vpfrr awhile. From a spectator's standpoint, it's the sport of the season. ~ Down at the high school the boys iffe having a hard time getting in the iipn column. Several reason s enter the picture. ' "' ' **' r(" As the team lined tip fm Ttiesday Sight, it might be a safe guess to say that inexperience was a big factor. --Ipre- season speculation we figtirthat George Jackson would be quite basketball man this year. Well, jrge found a job and left the school Inks. --fl--- , Further hope rested in Donald Meyers and "Ers" Laures. Both boys showed class as far back as grade school days. Both had the experience to make them stars this year. Now, -pieithefr of these boys' are on thi f-* Second team men have been brought " up to round out the squad. Some of "these boys show promise. However, It takes time to get a team playing a •*V * iki'I 4 ;} V*<r Coach Stuessy A K of C. volley ball team will meet a picked team from the "Thursday,, Night Gang," a group that play th# game each week at the School. --I-- The Lake Villa - Vntioch All Star basketball team, made up of former stars coached by Coach Reed in those parts, will play our high school basketball team. --I-- Another attraction will be a girls' basketball fame. Lots of fun! Remember It's tomorrow night, Friday, December 13. 5S:i &:v»»£r y* • 4,,- m THE MoHENRY PLAXNDEALEB Pinftvi EAGLE PALM AWARD GIVEN LOCAL SCOUT WOODSTOCK RALLY ' hody seemed to remember, but Stues- #y claimed that this was the first time 4 Ms teams have won in our gym. . > --1-- "That covers quite a spell of time : ;<i?kd some better than fair teams. --•- ! pAs usual the St. Mary's team is : »' spirited, well-conditioned group, "^fliey will give any team a battle. '* --1-- ' Not to let those green-shirted '•Micks" from Woodstock steal the Whole show, Coach Reed sent in young "Tom Bolger to represent McHenry's "Fighting Irish." Tom put a little added dash into the game, had four 'fouls called on him--and looked at the TCf each time with an innocent appeal that even out-did Murphy of the vie- Maybe tijnsre wasutiignifteance, but with McHenry trailing 19 to 11 at the half, the school orchestra struck up the tunes "There's No Place iCifke Home" aild "Good Night Ladies." --I-- "Herb 'XJooney, Woodstock banker •nd long-time supporter of St. Mary's teams, sat right in back of us at the game, but didn't give us the ribbing • •we expected. Herb has a boy on the team who looks plenty good. --•-- v ""Wurtt4' eorered the game for the iflhmtinel. "Just grinned at us after am* ^ ^ ;.r ' ... ' "McHenry wont have an hnpreesive record this season. Changes in the original plans make it necessary to get new eoaftmatra** working together. I »'" 'v "We all like a winner. But, if the \ay& play their best and still lose, be sticking with them. 993 Thennes still holds the distinc- H&n«f "bring *the^>rilyhunter in these pinrts to 'Shoot rabbits from a blind. SS9 elhribs a tree, has his dogs drive tbe bumues ?Mit--«ntf he-Hp and pops Vmt --I-- Vernie Harrison says that if C. C. Pyle were still alive he -could put "Littte Gletmy" across in a Bunion Derby. It's a long story--and a long hike from Burton's Bridge "to Mc Henry. Car broke down--no taxi--no phone, wee sma' hours of the morn ing-- Over 130 Scouts and Scouters from various towns in Boone and McHenry counties mobilized at 2:00 p. m. last Saturday on the high school grounds at Woodstock in a practice disaster service rally. Troop 108» sponsored by the Congregational church of Crystal Lake won the County American Legion Rally Trophy. Definite problems were assigned the Scouts based upon the assumed emergency. As lines of communication were assumed down the Scouts set up lines of communication by signal stations and by the use of Scouts' pace. Mr. Stock of Woodstock acted as short wave radio operator located in the court house. Messages went both ways. Injuries were reported from destroyed buildings, etc. Scouts were assigned certain patients. First aid was applied and the patients actually carried to the hospital grounds. The entire project was planned with the idea of portraying the importance of Scout training in time of local emergency, and to emphasize Scout service in time of need. Scouts and adults then moved to the high school auditorium for the Court of Honor. Troop 162 of McHenry was recognized with an A rating for their participation in the rally. Personal awards which were merited members of Troop 162, McHenry, were: Glenn Peterson, Jr., Eagle Scout Bronze Palm; Dean McCracken, Wood Carving merit badge; Thomas Lawson, Camping, Civics and Bifd Study merit badges. ST.TKtm&amCFKRS or BOCKF0KD BEAT JTOHBTIVE, 41-28 St. Thomas of Rockford found the Redmen fairly persistent guests until the final quarter last Saturday night wben they turned on the steam to pull away to a 41 to 28 victory. Fouls were few and far between with only three called agsiinst the McHenry five while the Rockford boys committed eight personals. t)ur second team finished strong, but lost their game, 231 to •!>.'>v ' ' • BOWLING NOTES Palace: "The County Juniors rolled nice, steady games (868 - 826 - 878) to win three straight from Fox River Grove. The County Seniors lost two out of three to Crystal Lake. We don't have the scores. -- ' • Bill Reed turned in a 248 B. Johnson, 492; Criae, 543; Meyers, 431; "Graves, 560. Total--2540. V McHenry Beer --Jim Frisby/ 444; Britz, 426; Krieger, 486; Kraum, 515; L. Conway, 462. Total few nights age. Nice going game a Schttts -- D. Schaefer, 4d|; P. Schaefer, 395; J. Thomas, 306; A. Krieger, 439; H. Johnson, 440; handicap, 225. Total--2297. McHenry Beer--J. Frisby, 500; G. Frisby, 456; B. Sutton, 459; A. Schaefer, 504; L. Conway, 485. Total--2404 McHenry -- Schaeffer Howard .. Bolger Jackson .. Stilling .. Wiedeman Conway Freund FO FT "PF j 0f winning a Christmas turkey. Schaefer's: v Marion Krause holds the spotlight i lunong the ladies, bowling a 235 game 1 | |n a 597 series. Stands a sweet chance j City Council Proceedings Gerretsen rolled 268 (623) in the ® j County League. Not many tie that. • l 11 Les Adams and Vernon T*reund are tied with high games of 258 in the race for five quarts of Valvoline Oil. SCOUTEKS ELECT NEW OFFICERS AT MEETING OF BLACKHAWX COUNCIL TotaTt" . 8 8 St Thomas --tl . . • fg *T FF Skunski ...........2. 1 1 VanKuerem 1 <r 0 Keegen 6 e 1 Lenny >- • 4..*...^»*««« *1 / f 0 McKinnejr 4 l 0 Bunn .....t...., '2 •• 0 0 Waugh '!> '• 2 Govern ' '1. 2 Stasica 2 0 Cnson •'** ^ 9 1 Totals 19 8 " 8 ST. MARY'S FIVE OP WOODSTOCK TROUNCE ffclace Alleys Gapitol K. Rock of C. Wool,. A1 Tony an, 503; E. Marshall. 43$* Regner, 424; Stilling, 528. Total-- 2200. > McOc's--A. P. Freund, 327; E. Freund, 422; Weldt, 494; M. Schreine »\ 469; Martin, 517. Total--2229. Council Room, Dee. 3, 1940. Thai City Council met in regular monthly meeting with Mayor Overton presiding. Aldermen present: Bolger, Buss, Freund, Nye. Absent, Ferwerda, Regner. j Motion by Nye, seconded by Buss, that the minutes of the last regular meeting be approved as read. Motion j carried. . Motion by Bolger, seconded by \ Freund, that the treasurer's Report 1 be approved as read. Motion carried. ; J . Motion by Freund, seconded by -Bolger, 310; | Nye, that the collector's report be •/approved as read. Motion carried Motion by Buss, seconded by I Bolger, that the clerk's report be ap- ; proved as read. Motion carried. I Motion by Nye, seconded by Freund, j approving the action of the Finance Riverside Dairy -- Gazzardo, 377; j Committee in the payment of Funding Gulfey, 403; Frisby. 402; Weber, 426;' Bond in the amount of $1,000.00, in- Green, 456. Total--2064. j terest $560.00 and service charge of Regner's Groceries -- Miller. 398; Unti, 431; Art Tonyan, 489; W. Schreiner, 680; Kinsala, 395. Total -- 2243. i* City League $5.00 to the American National Bank and Trust Ce. of Chicago. Motion carried. Motion by Bolger, seconded by Nye, that the following bills be paid as read. Motion carried. MCHEJNKY, 39 TO 23' Art Smith Grocers--Petersen* 385; John B- Wirtz. Police service $110.00 1 . _ _ . ' xir r c a. i. j Bwiti sent this one to the column ... N € LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS SWEET SIXTEEN I first began To ask you, Santa, for a man. At Seventeen, you will recall, I wanted someone strong and talL The Christmas w^en I readied Eighteen T fancied someone hard and lean.' ~ And then at Nineteen I was sure I'd fall for someone more mature."1*' * At Tvrenty I still thought I'd find Romance in someone with a mind. I retrogresesd at Twenty-one, And found the college boys most fun. My viewpoint changed at Twenty-two; I longed for someone who'd be true. I broke my heart at Twenty-three, And asked for someone kind to me. Then begged at blase Twenty-four For anyone who wouldn't bore. Now, Santa, that I'm Twenty-five Japt send im someone who's alive! -- A Reader. A'h,- Has it ever occurred to you that while great grandmother used a spinning wheel to weave the cloth, many of her descendants with the same device have proceeded to Lisa 4heir -f' j Some tftn£ ago in your cifttnfWt you mentioned Venetian blinds. After all, what are they but Drapes of Lath. • ^ . . . . . . . . . . C . D . K . • 1h* Plaindealer force is happy. "Mose" received a card from Frank Bennett in which he says, "Tell Earl we read his stuff and enjoy it in spots." That "in spots" slayed the SMC. • ..Lest we forget. Our staunch supporter of coast football, ^Meandering Mary,' was good sport enough to phone us less than one minute after the whistle when Notre Danic beat ftofcthem Gal. last Saturday. "Mac" reports that a three-ring program is all set for Friday night at the high school gjrm, , ,, At the annual business Meeting of the Blackhawk Area Council, Inc., the following officers were unanimously j elected: President, Mr. O. A. Hanke, Mt. Morris; Vice-Presidents, Mr. Stanton K. Smith, Rockford, Mr. Hugo Weyrauch, Sterling, Dr. John H. Nightingale, Belvidere; Treasurer, Mr. Wayne*H. Diehl, Rockford; Commissioner, Mr. Eugene H. Woolsey, Rockford; National Council Members, Mr. O. A. Manke, Mt. Morris, and Dr. H. J. Rendall, Morrison. Council Sea Scout Commodore, Dr. R. J. Mroz, Rockford; District Chairman, Mr. W. F. Stevens, Harvard; District Com-. missioner, Mr. Earl Dahl, Crystal I Jaclc*°n " Lake. T. Bolger The council slogan for the new year is "IT WILL BE DONE IN '41." With the backing of this splendid array of council and district leadership we are confident that the good Scoutmasters, Cubmasters and Senior Unit Leaders, with their assistants and committees, will be able to do a real job of Cubbing and Scouting for boys in 1941. Coach Stuessy's basketball team of St. Mary's, Woodstock, continued their victory march at the expense of the local high school squad on McHenry's floor Tuesday night, winning a lopsided game, 39 to 23. The game was hard-fought throughout, each team losing two men on fouls. McHenry's team Showed Improvement in team play, but lacked scoring punch. Too many shots went wild. Kuppe led the victory parade for the Woodstock crew with fi/teen points. Cooney followed with nine points before turning the job over to an able sub, Conway, who dropped in three baskets to keep up the scoring from that forward spot. Two long shots in the Anal quarter added to four free throw markers gave Stilling eight points for the scoring lead. The visiting second team took an exciting game from the local boys when McHenry's fourtb pa»e4 sgurt fell short, 24 to 20. . ^ \ Brda, 433; Tonyan, 513; Schlosser, 477; Smith, 490. Total--2298. Silo Tavern--Carlson, 350; L. Smith, 415; A. Justen, 417; Green, 477; Grimelli, 516. Total--2175. Prager Beers--Funk, 436; McCarroll, 507; Kreutzer. 460; J. J. Wag- W. C. Feltz, Supt. streets and alleys Earl R. Walsh, Contingent .... M. M. Niesen, Waterworks .... Freund Oil Co., Distillate Public Service Co., Service at city hall ner, 448; Lenzen, 513. Total 2364. i *>ubl'c Service Co., Service for Hi-Way Express--Ritta, 397; Joe Wagner, 1527; R. Smith, 490; Budler, 448; Thorsell, 467. Total--2329. BOY SCOUTS Do jrou know what rating we received in Woodstock Saturday at the Fall Rally? We received an "A" rating! There weren't any "C" ratings but there were about six "B" ratings. Eight scoots from Troop 162 went to the Rally. Troop 162 is the McHenry troop. Our meeting Monday night was, opened by Robert Weideman. After the opening Mr. Schoenholtz called the roll. There were eighteen Scouts present. Scoutmaster . Schoenholtz then made an individual inspection of ^ petrols. Next Monday night there will be a Board of Review and Mr. Schoenholtz expects three merit badges from each First Class Scout. There will be a Christmas grab bag pr throw bag next Monday, the 16th. Each Scout is supposed to bring a useful gift costing from ten to twenty- five cents. Only Scouts that put in presents make tak£ out presents. Don't forget Scouts, do your Christmas good turn, After making these announcements Scoutmaster Schoenholtz asked Thomas Lawson, Donald Schaefer, Glen Peterson and Robert Weideman to teach Scouts certain merit badges. T. L. had First Aid; G. P., Public Health; D. S.. Bird Study, and R. W., Personal Health. After the' classes were finished Scoutmaster Schoenholtz led us in a new song called "Nellie.' ' It was a Very funny song. We then sang other songs and Paul Bonslett sang a solo. We were quite surprised at him. ' Don't forget the Board of Review and the Christmas affair! SCOUT ADOLPH WEIDEMAN. McHenry -- 29'. Schaeffer Unti ..... Howard . Stilling Wiedeman Conway .... Freund Totals St. Mary's -- Old Tiners Standard Oil--Rogers, 496; Karls, 398; SchmTtt, 476; J. Schaefer, 427; N. Freund, 470. Total--2261. Freund Oil--Wattles, 444; Covalt, 439; Page, 450; Hughes, 542; Smith, 510 Total--2385. Adam* Laundry--Carlson, 551; Wilaon, 394; Meyers, 489; Perkins, 444; Adams, 571. Total--2449. Superior Oil--Savior, 517; Goodell, 397; M. Schaefer, 485; Barbian, 474; Bacon, 484. Total--2357. Hurley ... Cooney Conway Kuppe . Murphy ..... Rabbit ...... Wickam Bennett Totals C .O. F. TMee Candy--Heimer, 497; Knox, 502; H. Schaefer, 424; Karls, 477; G. Freund, 404. Total--2304. McHenry Ice Cream--Weber, 492; Unti, 410; Thies, 384; Tonyan, 410^ Simon, 543. Total--2299. Valvoline Oil--A. Justen, 459; G. P. Freud, 492; Vic Freund, 429; Geo. Justen, 478; E. TTiennes, 513. Total-- 2871. Nye Jewelers--Nye, 445; Rothermel, 409; Smith, 449; Weingart, 450; WfednlrttC. Total--2248. aterworks Public Service Co., Service for street lighting Frank C. Meyer, 1941 Police car Peter Wirfs, Special police duty Western United Gas A Elec., 105.00 15.00 50.00 7.86 7.00 35.94 27.96 425.00 24.00 COMING EVENTS Ceonty League Fox River Grove--Hickey, 449; A. Suchy, 469- W. Suchy, 529; E. Kvidera, 433; K. Trebing, 439. Total-- 2819. ^ McBtiiy--Wagner, 686; G. Freund, 680; Green, 503; L. Baoon, 500; Schlftt, 80S. Total--2572. t Match Games Thiea Candy--Budler, 50ft; Thies, 397; Rothermel, 436; Geo. Freund, 893; F. Meyer, 508. Total--2243. Tonyan Bros.--W. Tonyan, 538; Art Tonyan, 531; Knox, 410;. fid Tonyan, 478; A! Tonyan, 499. Total-- Preinventory Sale 80 square Percales, yd. 13c 9/4 Sheeting, y<L 2flc 98c Sweater Jackets 79c Heayy Outing Flannel 16c 98c Girls' Wool Sweaters ...79c 79c Boys' Pajamas 69c 85c Women's Union Suits 75e 72x84 Double Blankets $1.39 97c Boys' Long Pants 79c $2.95 Boys' Melton Jackets • S2.5& $6.35 Men's Wool Coats $5.98 $1.00 Men's Part Wool Union Suits 89c 49c Boys', Girls' Union Suits ,„.44c 30-inch Shaker Flannel, yd 15c John Stoffel Burner rental frv« Illinois Bell Tel. "Co., telephone service Carey Electrict Shof., < Electrical service E. W. Gorman, Gas, oil, police car McHenry Plaindealer, Printing Alex J. Justen, White gas ...^. McHenry Artificial Stone, Repairing curb Chuck's Ice & Trucking, Hading sand, cinders Adams Repair Shop, Labor, material Jack Smith, Police service ..1*. Western United Gas & Elec., Gas service ...., Ben J. Miller, Coal at hall Paul E. Gerasch, Labor waterworks Anna Thennes, Cleaning, po», lice coat, repair .....! John J. Vycital, Supplies, wat- 1.27 9.18 24.11 56^95 6.10 . .88 *-60 8.00 6.00 city on 115.00 .27 6.67 499 8.06 erworks 5.06 James B. Clow ft Sons, Pipes, waterworks 79J&J Fred C. Feltz, Sewer salaries 90.00 Carey Electric Shop, Sewer supplies Sfffr Public Service Co., Power at light at sewer 51.28 Motion by Freund, seconded by Buss, to pay balance of contract, $795.87. on Country Club Road (1T-C. S.) to the Suburban Oil Company and engineering costs, $92.08, to V. H. Kasser from Motor Fuel Tax Fund as funds are available. Motion carried. ^ Motion by Ferwerda, seconded jtf Buss, to adjourn. Motion carried. EARL R. WALSH, City aerli^t^-.. R. L OVERTON, Mayor. Mr. and Mrs. Louis McDonald at Waukegan were Sunday evenig guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lhras Newman. ^ NIELSEN Riverside Drivi •cBcnir, Or » ^The Store With the Christinas Spirit**' SdmeTin and see our large selection of Christmas Gifts .... n >1 LOUNGE ROBES, lovely quilted satin Sfi.95 Or. soft bunny suede $3-95 LOtfNGING PAJAMAS, in satin and suede doth $2-95 BEAUTIFULLY FITTED SLIPS, r • satin or crepe $145 > 91^16 - $2-95 SATIN and CREPE NIGHTGOWNS, tailored or lace trim HANDBAGS, dressy and different Also maay^varied gifts at 25^ - 50^- - $1-00 $1.00 - $1.95 ATTENTION, FORESTERS St. Mary's Court, No. 594, C. O. F., will give its annual Christmas party for the juvenile members of the court on Tuesday evening, December 17, at 8 p. m., in St. Mary - St. Patrick hall. Besides the traditional visit of Santa Claus, the court will be honored by the presence of Mr. Bob Kennedy, well-known third baseman of the Chicago White Sox, who will give his very interesting message to the boys. He will be accompanied by a number of brother Foresters from Chicago. So all the juveniles are urged to attend. The court cordially invites their fathers to come also, and enjoy this evening in true Forester fashion. Don't forget the date, noyt^Ttlsedsj evening at 8 p. m. ^- December 18 Mothers' Club--Children's Christmas Party;--K. of C. Hall. December 14 ^ Bi - Weekly Five Hundred w. <S»hn Phannenstill's. . December 17 •Evening Contract Bridge--Clara Miller. Fox River Valley Camp--Christmas Party. * C. O. F.--Juvenile Christmas Party. December 18 f'ive Hundred Club -- Mrs. Kate Schreiner. Pinochle Glub--Mrs. Margaret Stilling. December 19 Mothera' Club--Entertained at Tea by Teachers. Woman'8 Society--Christmas Party. C. D. of A.--Christmas Party--K. of C. Hall. Thursday Afternoon Bridge--Regular Meeting. December 20 Christmas Party--St. Mary - St. Patrick School--Sponsored by P.-T. A. December 27 Evening Pinochle Club--Mrs. Rena Smith. January 8 Afternoon Contract Bridge--lira. W. Dobyns. P.-T. A.--Regular Meeting. GRADE STUDENTS PLAN PROGRAM FOR MOTHERS At two o'clock on Friday afternoon, December 20, the students of the Public Grade school will entertain their mothers at a Christmas party and program to be given in the school gymnasium. This is annual school activity. The program will include the singing of Christmas carola and Christmas' pantomines. Harvard Girls--Kach, 388; Vance, 486; Kennedy, 410; McCauley, 354; Warfield, 393. Total--1981. McHenry Lumber--Knaack, 356; J. McLaughlin, 456> Knox, 398; Freund, 438; Covalt, 440. Total--2083. Schaefer's Alleys Commercial League Weber Plumbing ft Heating--Frisby, 411; Sheldon, 383; Nickels, 386; Thompson, 339; Weber, 456; handicap. 156. Total--2131. Old Bridge Tavern--Kleinhans, 416; Wright, 377; Schaefer, 417; Sompel, 408; Immekus, 442; handicap, 222. Total--2282. Foresters--Justen, 416; Weber, 394; V. Freund, 454; Karls, 490; Kreutzer, 604; handicap, 27. Total--2284. McHenry Plumbing & Heating--Adams, 515; Wesson, 383; Miller, 488; Johnson, 530; P. Freund, 494; handicaj^ S4; Total--2464. . x K. of CI A. E. Nye, 469; P. Yanda, 395; J. Stilling, 474; J. Frisby, 459; L. Conway, 463. Total--2260. E. Sutton, 488; M. Walsh, 887; R. McGee, 488; A. Blake, 400; L. Winkel, 537. Total--2300, G. Frisby, 432; L.| Murphy, 404; M. Schmitt, 443; R. Frisby, 404; W. Sutton, 474. Total--2157. M. Whiting, 459; J. Walsh, 346; H. Fitzgerald, 423; P. Schaefer, 468; G. Barbian, 488. Total--2124. % Flash! Postmaster Ray McGee bowled a 261 game at^ fichMfer'a Alleys! - ; FILE FOR DIVORCE? A complaint for divorce was filed by 'Mathilda Meyer of Fox River Grove against Warren Meyer. They were married June 8, 1937. Cruelty is charged in the complaint. Desertion is charged in a complaint for divorce filed by Anna Sipka of Fox River Grove against Joseph Sipka. They were married Si 14, 1989. September Junior League • 'v'" Schaefer's Warriors--T. Sutton, 319; V. Kennebeck, 350; S. Miller, 415; G. Freund, 350; B. Krause, 447. Total -- 1881. High School Girls--L. Weber, 299; B. Williams, 349; E. Schaefer, 822; R. Whiting, 279; P. Schaefer, 884; handicap, 300. Total--1933. Match Games Schlits--H. Johnson, 468; J. Thomas, 357; P. Schaefer, 382; A. Krieger, 351; F. Freund, 453. Total--1995. Greenwood--B. Mansf.eld, 466; H. Weson, 406; C. Mansfield, 462; „ R. Sutton, 338; L. Thomas, 316. Total -- 2082. Johnny Meyers--K. 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