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S--V >• y;- ^-V' ^ J ^Tpflbruai y 1 7 1 9 5 $ ^ I?f It t"Ajar- ekea*TI Bowling continues as a popular sport in these parts and there is nothing like having those bowlers get together for a nice meal like the Forester gTOup did last Sunday nigfot at the Legion Home -- especially if the press Is invited -- which we were. €4Ud^WaAOt. WARRIORS BEAT WOODSTOCK FIVE HERE 53 TO 45 •WHO HAS THE BALL? •Torch" Krause calls our attention to another Vernon Freund special, 200-247-202-649. Wow! Old Timer Lester Bacon got into the act With 185-234-216- 635. Nadine Larkin has a good series, 212-147-211-570. -We can't recall the top scores. In the mixed group for the Polio Fund, but you will find them in a separate story. Coach Fulton's varsity basketball team has now won four straight games. The once mighty Hebron fell before the Warriors here Tuesday night, but none can say that Hebron isn't still in there pitching. They will come back. McHenry now holds a share in fourth place in the league and has notions of improving the position at Lake Forest Friday night. Next Tuesday night Harvard comes to McHenry for a nonconference game. A week from Friday, Feb. 25, Zion will be here for the final game before the regional tournament. - Balanced Attack Puts McHenry III Fourth Place Tie That's your schedule. Let's follow the team to Lake Forest. A good crowd on tiheir side of the fence will help. The Hebron game lacked the luster of other years when the Green Giants were the talk of the £tate. Maybe it was the pep built that we missed. A reader sends in the following Story to help us this week. When you tell it, you can twist it around. But, you will need the Quaker. A Quaker farmer living near President Eisenhower's farm near[ Gettysburg, Pa., had (his troubles with an old cow he was mining, acordtag to Rep. Don dero. (It., Mich.). The cow had been standing in the farm pond and her tail was soggy with mud. As she swung it at an imaginary fly, her tail slapped the. farmer squarely across the face, making him furious. But his religious beliefs stood up. He stoically refrained from any retaliation. As he resumed his milking, the cow gave a vicious kick, catdhing the farmer on the knee and sent him sprawling and spiffing the pail of milk. The Quaker scrambled out of the mire, stamped around to the cow's head, and shoving his nose squarely against her nose shouted: "Thee knows who I am. Thee knows that my religion prevents me from giving you a boot. But what thee doesn't know is there is nothing to prevent me from selling thee to that Presbyterian down the road who can kick hell out of thee." The Warriors or MCHS are still on the warpath. Last Friday night the Woodstock Blue Streaks came to town with a 2-0 record against the home team this season. They went home on the short end of a 53 to 45 score and found themselves tied with McHenry for fourth place in the North Suburban standings. The Streaks started strong as Musser hit three shots from outside in the first quarter and Bob CRourke proved to be rugged on defense. The visitors held the edge by one point at half time.' The Warriors hadn't shown much scoring punch in the first half although their defensive play was outstanding. The . third quarter was different as the home boys went into a lead that was threatened but never lost. Much to the pleasure of the crowd, good defensive play was not marred by continuous whistle tootin'. Balanced Attack Coach Fulton's aim toward a balanced attack was answered with a good spread, over the entire lineup. Huff and Novak contributed their share while feeding the ball to the taller mates up front. Oddly enough McHenry had the same number of points (12) in each of three quarters while Wood- Stock hit the magic number 10 in three "of their periods. It was in the third period that the Warriors picked up on points with each man contributing to a count of 17. The visiting Streaks kept the crowd on edge by closing in to within two points in the last quarter before the Warriors hit for a lead and protected it with Novak leading a control game. It's so much more fun to win. And the Warriors have picked up the habit. . Photo by Patzke The above picture shows John Huff, diminutive V^arrior guard,}>; right in the thick of taller rebounders in tbe Woodstock gam$^| John has. a habit of coming out of such scrambles iii possessions of the ball. Watching tensely at the left is Dick Joosten. Coming " up for action is "Butch" Novak who turned in a great floor game. . McHenry (53) May Oeffling B F t 2 C.O.F. STATE BASKETBALL MEET OPENS FEB. 27 New Entertainment Each Night; Four Divisions Entered Joosten -v • 7 0 2 Huff 2 1 2 Dahl 0 0 0 Novak 2 4 3 Totals 23 7 11 Woodstock (45) B F P Stork 5 1 3 Anderson 1 0 0 Secor 3 3 2 O'Rourke 0 4 2 Gray 1 1 1 MuSser 5 0 4 Shook 3 0 2 Hooper 0 0 0 Totals . 18 9 14 Score by Quarters: McHenry 12 12 17 12--53 Woodstock 15 10 10 10--45 DAILY* PINUPS: You will be none the worse tomorrow because of the good you did today. Anxifety never plowed an acre or sewed a seed. Even a pebble can cause a ripple. Both , loser and winner are part of the game, tho ratings are different the goal is the same. Exaggeration Is truth on a binge. To turn your back on your front is to become sidetracked. The Catholic Order of Foresters will sponsor their 9th annual state basketball tournament, starting Sunday, Feb. 27 and continuing tthe following two Sundays, March 6 and 13. All games will be played at the McHenry high school gym. Four divisions will 'be entered the Heavies having no age limit. Seniors win have boys under 21, Rangers under 16 and Juniors under 14. Special entertainment will be provided each night at 8 o'clock. :.r Drawings /or vftafct, Sftftday are as follows: ... Sunday, Feb. 27 -- St. John No. 1, Johnsburg, vs. St. Mary No. 2, McHenry, juniors, 1 p.m. St. Gregory, Chicago, vs. Barzynski, Chicago, rangers, 2 p.m. St. Gregory, Chicago, vs. St. Raphael, Chicago, seniors, 3 p.m. St. Jdhn, Johnsburg, vs. St. Mary, McHenry, rangers, 4 p.m. Holy Ghost, Chicago, vs. St. Anne's, East Moline, heavies, 7 p.m. St. John, Johnsburg, vs. St. Joseph, Elgin, heavies, 9 p.m. WARRIORS WIN OVERS HEBRON MAKES IT " 5 FOURTH iti A ROW ?- v It was four victories in a £&& for the Warriors as they defeat^ the visiting Hebron team 61 tQ 4$ Tuesday night. ' Hebron got off to a lead on McHenry as the Warriors started slow. Our home team was out*; scored 11 to 8 in the first quarter, our last two points coming within 15 seconds of the buzzer' wfe£fij John Huff stole the ball frogfe Spooner and drove in fast fot"^ Shot. • •• •; v jfc. Ron May scored 26 points an<$| turned the tide in the second quarter when he scored 16 of that total. That gave McHenry a 31 to 19 edge at half time and no real danger arose in the last half. Dirk Joosten had trouble getting started in the- first half, l&t found hims&f in the third quarter**^. nrictv «sr k?q I*7, C lsm Sr-y9v,^ Hebron's real threat rested in the accurate shooting of Spooner. He collected 20 points to add to a fine record for the season. McHENRY JV TEAM ROLLS TO EASY WIN OVER HEBRON. 61-38 BOYS AND GIRLS BOWL FOR POLIO FUND RAISING The boys and girls got together the past week for the annual bowling match to help swell the local polio fund. This year the event took place at Johnsburg and, from the looks of tfhe scores, the bowlers were out for wood. George Barbian showed 'em! The management cooperated by turning the bowling money and a percentage of bar receipts into the fund. George Barbian, 220-593; Maureen Doherty, 206-564; Dr. Baker, 223-556; Paul Karls, 534; Walter Hojnacki, 528; Jim Kupec, 210 Everybody on the McHenry J.V. squad took a hand in defeating Hebron here Tuesday night by the lop-sided score of 61 to 38. While McHenry's scoring was spread to the satisfaction of Coach Cuda, Hebron's punch Was in the sharp shooting of Gene Scholtz who scored 23 points. McHenry (61) May Oeffling Schmitt Joosten Huff Dahl Novak • Totals Hebron (42) B. Coulman Sime Bob Mau Ron Coulman Zimmerman Vander Karr DeHaan G. Scholz Spooner , Everyone i» good for thing, no one is good for everything. Anonymous BOWLING JAMBOREE ENDS; PARTY NEXT SUNDAY AS WIND-UP Nadine Larkin, 502; Mary Het termann, 185-487; Bonnie Meyer, 464. McHenry (61) McMahon Weber Zimmerman Conway » Useman Caron Justen ( Wissell Beck . Cepulis Huemann Hogan Freund Totals Hebron (38) B 4 1 0 4 0 1 2 5 5 0 2 1 0 F 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 2 0 5 y- 2 0 0 0 0 B 11 3 2 5 1 1 0 2 1 25 11 14 B F P 5 Totals 14 14 17 Score by Quarters: McHenry 8 23 15 15--61 Hebron 11 8 11 12--42 Palace -- Nite Owls-- Schroeder Iron 2, Club Lilymoor 1. Al's White House 2, Mi Place 1. B. Hulquist, 441; L. Vacondio, 446. Ladies 7:00-\ McHenry Gab 2* Blatz 1. L. Ferwerda, 449; jg. Ballowe, 428; L. Michels, i7£; Vw Herdrich, 438; E. Hester, 182-202-5pl; E. Justen, .460. McHenry Ltimber 2, McHenry Sand & Gravel l! L. Funk, 427; M. Doherty, 465; M.: Meath/ 473; N. Larkift, 181-513; -* Ladies 9:00-- T. Olsen Builders 3, Mi Place 0. E. Albright/ 423; J. Kralowetz, 181-489; M. Powers, 461; M. Donnelly, 182-467. Sportsman's Inn 2, Mark's Sport Store 1. M. Kinsala, 428; L. Paluch, 440; N. Fidler, 420; E. Winkel, 448. C.O.F. 9:00-- Thennes' 2442, Weber's 2298. W. Schreiner, 522; H. G. Weber, 505; Ed Thennes, 204-567. Winkel's 2257, Freund's 2215. Geo. M. Freund^ 202-555; Gus Freund, 519. C.O.F. 7:00-- Thennes' 2319r Meyer's 2291. N. Justen, 204-519; F. Meyer, 536; D. FredriCks, 226-541; B. Thennes, 512. Rosing's 2444, Miller's 2371. D. Heuser, 219-517; B. Kreutzer, 524; H. Miller, 512. Tavern-- Fox Hole 2, Snug Harbor 1. V. Weyland, 228-574; D. Smith, 207-522; B. Kilday, 510; T. Getner, 558; C. Bettinke, 515; D. Weingart, 541. Hank's Fireside 2, McDonald's 1. Low, 501; Siel^rman, 214-521; Oonk, 510; Brenjikn, 511. Royal Inn 2, Old Bridge 1. Hansen, 207-546; Lorch, 556; Kinsala, 509; Overton, 503; Larkin, 216-554; Crouch, 202-218-610. Sportsman's- Inn 2, Joe's Tap 1. G. Schaefer, 207-562; A. Tonyan, 209-518; J. Simon, 527; A. Phannenstill, 535; D. Jager, 552; B. Kraus, 208-530. Old Timers- Rogers' 2382, Bacon's 2365. Nimtz, 526; Petersen, 509; Bacon, 234-216-635; Adams, 212-535; Rogers, 213-568. Johnson's 2373, Cristy's 2193. urn* s^rieain «W*l(pyritZi 553 D< Johnson, 209- himself quarter *47. r»ri««t.v ; K20 Moose-- ; Nellis' 3, lager's 0. Mayfield's 3, Wiser's 0. Wiser, 202; Piotrowski, 200, Bank, 0. Tfoles, $01; Weber, 215- 544; Kreutzer, 554; Cristy,-. Sr., 207-201-595; Cristy, jrr„ 504; Schaefer; 521. McHenry Lumber, 3 -- Mc- 0ee's, 0. B. Reid!, 524; B. Long, 520; F: Covalt,* 527. Ladies 7:00 (last week) -- McHenry Sand & Gravel, 2 -- Blatz, 0. T. Meyer, 193-510; V. Herdridh, 448; E. Hester, 431; G. Smith, 424; B. Voight, 431; L. Funk, 436. McHenry Lumber, 2 -- McHenry Cab, 1. M. Doherty, 190- 521; S. Covalt, 439; B. Meath, 479} S. Ballowe; 438; L. Michels, 220-516; N. Larkin, 212-211-570. Ladies 9:00 (last week) -- Sportsman's Inn, 3 -- Mi Place, 0. S.- Rowe, 437; L. Paluch, 478; A. Gaulke, 507. -- Bowling Bar --- Commercial „ -- Riverside Bake Shop, 3 -- Srennan's Milk Service, 0. R. Gilliford, 523; M. Stilling, 214- 551. Lakemoor Hardware, 2 -- Bimbo's, 1. E. Kroncke, 518. McHenry Laundry, 3 -- Kleinhans Lumber, 0. Virgil Adams, 553. Thurs. Nite-' Ladies -- Leo's Painterettes, 2 -- Central Garage, 1. D. Freund, 438; D. Neiss, 175; L. Schmitt, 190- 467. Adam's Market, 3 -- Bowling Bar, 0. Z. Malochleb, 43i; R. Daly, 425; B. Meyers, 429; F. Brand, 216-535; M. Smith, 182- 460; M. Wakitsch, 425. Lay's Tavern, 2 -- Hettermaiin's Tavern, 1. B. Freund, 439; L. Rutzen, 201-460; L. Pitzen, 425; C. May, 433. Timm's Tap, 3 -- G. & G. Decorators, 0. E. Meyers, 175-445; L. Huemann, 210-522. ThuTs. 9:15 -- Al's Welding, 2 -- The Vogue, 1. S. WiTfs, 500; R. Groh, 534. F. M. Television, 2 -- Atlas Prager, 1. Freund, 200-247-202- 649; Kooh, 509; Peisert, 202-578; Krause, 512. Lannes Realtor, 2 -- Tower Grill, 1. Blatz, 2 -- Clark Chev., 1. L. Busdh, 508; R. Cynowa, Jr., 515; R. Cynowa, Sr., 205. Gutter Queens -- Isabelle's, 3 -- McDonald's, 0. Chet's, 2 -- Wally's, 1. J. Ciechon, 434. Littie &' Gene's, 2 -- Seven G's, 1. Vogue,- 2 -- Schiavone's, 1. L. Berry, 442. Match -- Johnsburg Bowling Resort, City- Lee & Ray, 2 -- Prager, 1. Peterson, 200-206-547; Weber, 49; Hagberg, 204-538; Smith, 63-520. Althoff's, 2 -- McGee's, 1. B. iReid, 225-511; B. Matchen, 524; K. Conway, 201-517; R. Scharlow, 558. ; T. Olsen & Son, 2 -- McHenry Bank, 1. Rogers, 520; Bacon, 202; Matthesius, 211-556. ^ McHenry Lumber Co., 2 -- Walsh Insurance, 1. C. Behnke, 540; Steffes, 503. "THE PLACE TO GO* TONITE, THURS. Last Times Gary Cooper - Burt Lancaster "VERA CRUZ" FRI. & SAT. FEB. 18-19 Cont. on Sat. from 2:15 2--^Feature Hits--2 City (last week) -- Lee & Ray, 2 -- Olson's, 1. Loff, 210-506; Adams, 510. .. Althoff's Hdwe., 2 -- Walsh Insurance, 1. Steffes, 213-556; A. McCarroll, 526; Aregger, 200-209- $45; Scharlow, 500; Conway, 530; Newkirk, 203. Prager, 3 -- McHenry State CINEMASCOPE fakes^ The , C.OJF. Bowling Jamboree closed last Sunday at the Palace with several early leaders hangingvon to their top spots. Bowsers and their ladies will meet at the American Legion Hall next Sunday evening, Feb. 20, about 5 o'clock for a dinner and general good time. Prizes Will be awarded and dancing wfll follow the program. The winners: All events, Len Thennes, 1763, average of 196 for 9 games. High single game, Harold W. Freund, 241. High 3 game series, actual pins, Paul Boyk, 240-198-208-646. - Singles, Andy Steinsdoerfer, 596-90*686. Doubles, Len Thennes and Bud Thennes, 1175-120-1295. Team, Emie Freund, 2560-512- 3072. 2nd, Ed Buss, 2551-396- 2947. CONFIDENCE GAME CHARGE Zimmerman Tom Dobson, 25, of Barrington Johnson was this week brought before a K. Schulz justice of the peace in McHenry Kuecker county and charged with operat- Sime ing a confidence game. He is G. Scholtz charged with obtaining a semi- Rankins trailer and securing a license in Hilton the state of Missouri through false information, claiming ownership of the machine. Bond was set at $5,000 and the case continued until Feb. 19. 25 11 12 B F P 0 Totals Score by Quarters: McHenry 14 18 Hebron 9 8 14 10 15 11 12 18--61 9--38 Support the Red Cross drive ftwttns March pe/k/oos Ooubfe Treat[ FREE Popcorn with every Quart of Gettelmcm Milwaukee Beer you buy! A wonderful offer -• • tasty treat for all Popcorn pops a bowlful--the Gettelman quart serves four big glasses of smooth, delicious beer. Buy several quarts today. See your dealer. Offer good for limited time only. JLGETTELMAN mewing company HUlwwIlH, WIkcmI* OMfaf** Note: Vow Cilttimm DlifrJiwfor l»» ELGIN BEVERAGE CO. Phone Elgin 5959 SATURDAY FEBRUARY 26, 1955 8 PJM. McHlENFiT HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Boxing and y. o. Program Will Feature: 6 BOXING BOUTS 2 Wrestling Matches (All boys participating are C.Y.O. Finalists) Sponsored By: Parents Ass'n. of Christ The King Church, Wonder Lake, 111. -- Proceeds will be used to help build a Catholic School. - PrawntM by Color by WAITER WANGER DiLUXE JOHN EUINE DEREK-STEWART Prcdcmdbt MM «rt»t» nam Co* Mnna ^ 201b GaMrta In MM Womfef of Nigh Rdality STBtEOPHONIC WHS COLE" 50UN0 o-Hit JUNGLE johnnySHEFFIELD SUN., MON., TUES. & WED FEB. 20-21-22-23 Cont. on Sun. from 2:15 COMING FEB. 24 Glenn Ford in ("THE VIOLENT MEN' and "Son or Belle Starr' 2703 Gaat/ Decorators, 2342/ D. Jager, 526; V. iPreund, 206- 575; H. Kreutzer, 202-543; C. Corso,/ 204-568; A. Krause, 560. -- Cijrgtal Lake •-- Tues. Early Birds -- Lost Causes, 3 -- McHenry State Bank, 0. G. Barbiafi, 490. B. A E. Trout Farm, 3 -- Farmer's Mill, 0. L. Freund, 425; B. Gilpin, 196-497; R. Adains, 180- 432; L. Crouch, 443. Wed. Early Birds -- Robert Hay Constr., 3 -- Carey Electric, 0. ' Nye Drug Store, 2 -- Freund Oil, 1. C. Antonson, 437. Tues. Early Birds (last week) -- Farmer's Mill, 2 -- McHenry State Bank, 1. N. StUling, 425. Lost causes, 3 -- B. & E. Trout Farm, 0. G. Barbian, 192-504; P. Pries, 435. Wed. Early Birds (last week) -- Freund Oil, 2 -- Carey Electric, 1. Robert Hay Constr., 2 -- Nye Drug Store, 1. J. Pieroni, 184-450. C. D. of A. -- McHenry Cleaners, 3 -- Art Smith's, 0. L. Smith, 446; L. Kilday, 447; H. Low, 420. , Busse-Joe's, 2 -- Jim's Barber Shop, l. J. Weber, 201-435. C, D. of A. (last week) -- McHenry cleaners, 2 -- Jim's Barber Shop, 1. H. Weber, 425; H. Low, 192-495. Busse-Joe's, 3 -- Art Smith's, 0. L. Smith, 424. SUSPENDED FINES Suspended fines of $200 each were imposed on six youths taken into custody last week when McHenry county deputy sheriffs foundi beer in their car. The justice of the peace placed the six, who came from Greenwood, Harvard, Woodstock and Capron, on probation for six montfhs. UNCOLN SLIDES 1 CI All McHenry county ' Grange members are invited to the Seneca grange hall i$ Franklinville Friday evening, Feb. 18, to see slides on Lincoln's life, shown by Mrs. Dorothy McEachren of Wonder Lake. A little work, plus some- responsibility, sbould be a part of. the education of every boy and girl in McHenry county, regardless of what parents think. Observe Brotherhood Week Feb. 20 to 27. I hsvs an •xclutlvs Franchits ipor! in this <ru, for 1 builder, of America's Leading PrefejNjh catort of 2--3-- and 4 Homes. •; ^ • Writ*; Call or w/r* v % tor cottplit* c ; BEH ZENOffHTelepfcoae: BRoadway 174* N. Farwell Ave.. Mllwartilf Doing business witihout advertising is like winking -at a girl in the dark. You are the only one who knows what you are doing. .Want Ads Bring Results T H E A T R E ' c : r r, . s . • r 1 n THURS., FRI. & SAT. FEB. 17-18-19 "GREEN FIRE" Stewart Granger - Grave Kell^ iKirey. Advelfturd - CinemSa^pe SAT. F®B. 19 P.T.A. Approved Movie Roy Rogers in "MAN FROM OKLAHOMA" Plus Cartoons SUN., MON. & TUES. FEB. 20-21-22 Glen Ford - Barbara Stanwyck Edw. G. Robinson "THE VIOLENT MEN" Cinemascope - Technicolor WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT. FEB. 23-24-25-26 PJi' lib. ' ( im Miu ran mi mpk am RQIW' OTOHNOR'RONKOE'DABIf* RAY*CAVNQR T O W N C Grand Avenue, Fax Lake, 111. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING --V,- v Phone Fox Lake 7-1611 THURS., FRI. & SAT. FEB. 17-18-19 • "VERA CRUZ" Technicolor Gary Cooper - Burt Lancaster SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. FEB. 20-21-22-23 "There's No Business Like Show Business" Cinemascope Ethel Merman, Donald O'Conner Marilyn Monroe, Dan Dailey Johnnie Ray, Mitzie Gaynor COMING FEB. 24-25-26 "So This Is Paris" FEB. 27-28 - MAR. 1 "3 Ring Circus" THURS., FRI. & SAT: FEB. 17-18-19 "THE SILVER ** CHALICE" f Virginia Mayo - Pier Angeli y Jack Palance i Cinemascope & Warnercolor SPECIAL CHILDREN'S SHOW SAT. MATINEE, FEB. 19 "TARZAN'S PERIL" Lex Barker - Virginia Huston SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. FEB. 20-21-22-23 Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis THREE RING CIRCUS' Joanne Dru - Zsa Zsa Gabor Technicolor & Vistavision THURS., FRI. & SAT. FEB. 24-25-26 Also Sat. Matinee "THE VIOLENT MEN" Glen Ford - Barbara Stanwyck Edward G. Robinson Cinemascope & Technicolor McHENRY THEATRE 218 S. GREEN ST., McHENRY, ILLINOIS Sorry we couldn't accommodate everybody for the first show last Sunday. There will be extra shows Sunday, February 20 for "Three Ring Circus." The feature will start promptly at 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. DOORS WILL OPEN SUNDAY AT 1:00 P.M. We wish to thank the people of McHenry and surrounding areas for their support the past week. \ THURS., FRI. a SAT. FEB. 1% \~Techntco/or m im wwnMim iuwema-mt wro-mm mson-Twmis nmmi Special Matinee Doors open 1:00 p.m. -- Show Starts 1:30 p.m". "DESTftY" Plus 5 Cartoons SUN., MON., tfUES. & WED. " FEB. 20-23 Don't Forget -- The Theatre will Open Sunday at 1:00 p.m. RUNNING WILD UNDER THE BIG TOP! DUN MARTIN »a JERBT UVB kHAl WALUS'msgcrm 3 RING CIRCUS -WALLACE fORO- EISA IANCHESTER JOSEPH PORKY- tat DOfl McGUttE. * mmnount RctukE STARTS THURS., FEB. 24 FOR 3 DAYS Our First Cinemascope Picture. 'THE VIOLENT MEN •I ~v