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* „ $«/, - ^ AK ir Yte, •viZ* $/: :i: •4 •'}. & •:.,* $&;'$ii*';- - •?yj&rlr-r' MM'!/: »V:^^JVV?3§ WARRIOR VARSITY TRIMS HEBRON FIVE 61 TO 45 TUESDAY r**- ytu»Hrj <$$!<( $}'•;'. ,'n'After, talking with McHenry bhsketball fans after that game at Woodstock Friday nightj it night be better to talk about some pther subject. The fans simply did not like the game and said so in plain language. Maybe it is becaYise McHenry does not like to lose to Woodstock at any time or any place. 4 THE GREAT OUTDOORS By Jack Walsh As this is written the team is playing a .?ame at Hebron. A touch of the flu is keeping us home. Let's hope the boys cfcn get in the swing at Hebron and be ready for the invasion' of Lake Forest Friday night. Lake Forest used a slow, stalltype game early in the season. Against McHenry they swung into a hard press. We know not where the credit lies, but the team has moved up in the standings. Maybe the mixture did it. But, Lake Forest does not have tremendous size on the team. We should do "well enough off the boards. Come what may *we wll! be down at the MCHS gym to pull for our teams to come through. This will be the last' conference game on our home floor so there should be quite a crowd on hand. Next Tuesday night Harvard comes to McHenry for a non-conference game--the final home game of the season. Those of you who saw Harvard fight their way to the finals in the county tournament will remember a tfeam that never lets down. McHenry travels to Zion a week from Friday. That's the last game before regional tournament time. So. It's later than you think. . This season is coming to the end of the trail. Come on you Warriors. A little dash in these remaining games r«Ti snake the season look much better. You have won some tough ones. That Prager man, Herman Kreutzer, really rolled out the barrel or something to knock down 659 pins Thursday night Hestarted off with a 220 game, sandwiched in 193 then lowered the boom with 246. Joe Yaeger never forgets to send a card. This one is from Daytona Beach, Florida. Sounds like he is having a great time. Bet he found the fountain of youth down there. He mentions faying a <up in the ocean. Bob and Eddie Myers, owners of the B & E Trout Farm, tell us that many ice fishermen who have • had a bad day elsewhere stop in for their catch of the day. To reach B & E Trout Farm take Route 120 west. The place is located about half way between McHenry and Woodstock. They are open every day of the year. The Lee County Coon Hunters and Sportsmen's Club will hold their annual sportsmen's Banquet at the Dixoii Elks Club, Tuesday. February 21, 1956 at 6:30 P. M. Mr. Glen Palmer, head of the Illinois Department of Conservation, and Mr. Fred Parker of RoSkford, past president of the northern zone of the Conservation Department, will be guest speakers. Their topic will be the part the individual sportsman* can play in passing game legislation, which will improve hunting and fishing in Illinois. They will discuss the individual sportsman, sportsmen's clubs, the Northern and southern Zones and the resulting combination with the head of the State Conservation Department. Mr. Parker will Show movies of wolf hunting from an airplane in Canada. All sportsmen's clubs, sportsmen and sportswomen are invited. Here is an opportunity for the sports-minded individual to have his questions answered by the head of the Conservation Department. Advance tickets may be purchased from any member of the Lee County' Coon Hunters and Sportsmen's Club, the B & A Sporting Goods Store or Delbert C. Long Sportsman store. These are all of Dixon, Illinois. Here are two more of Charles Schaefer's contributions: There is no group of fisheB officially bearing the name "Sardine". The United states herring, the Menhaden and the European pilchard are the small fishes which generally fill the sardine can. Scent glands of the Elk are located between the hoofs of the hind feet. McHenry Warriors travelled to Hebron Tuesday night and won a non-conference basketball game 61 to 45. .. . The score was even in the first quarter. In the second quarter the Warriors started to move ahead and had the situation well in hand from that point. Bernie Schmitt and Zimmerman matched points with 18 each, but McHenry had more scoring punch in their lineup.. > * Foul calls were not too numerous and the. game was decided strictly on field goals. McHenry >(61) Beck Pierce Schmitt McMahon Wissell Justen . Huff Huemann Cepulis Totals Hebron (45) Vander Karr Zimmerman De Haan Coulmah Sime B. Schultz K. Schultz Totalis Score by Quarters: McHenry: 14 16 20 11--61 Hebron: 14 8 13 10--45 B F P 3 0 2 0 0 0 8 2 1 3 0 3 4 0 3 0 0 0 4 6 1 4 1 0 0 0 1 26 9 li B F p 4 3 3 9 0 3 2 i 2 2 1 4 0 2 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 19 7 14 •' •,. • --'^Hbiigaidayr February 16, *'" •}• • junior Hunter Safety Club Nine Illinois televisions stations win carry the semi-final and final games of the state "basketball tournament on Saturday, March 17. WBKB (Channel 7) will be the Chicago outlet. Dick Conway was up to his old tricks with a Dowling ball as he anohored Althoffs to three straight wins with a 666 series in the City League at "the Palace. Dick's games went: 26S-208-190. DAILY PINUPS: v The earth is inhabited by both great and small; the same sun, the same moon, shine over them all. To ache for acres never yet improved a lot. Substituting shadow for substance is substantially silly. Faith is a forerunner of hope and charity follows in their footsteps. A woman likes her birthfday to be remembered, but some of the years forgotten. To feel you've lost what you loved is to have been lacking in love. ANONYMOUS You can make a novel, and inexpensive lampshade in just one .afternoon. All you'll need is the frame from an old Bhade and some yarn. Wind the yarn vertically, from top to bottom of the • frame, tying at frequent intervals, until you-ve covered the entire . frame, and your shade is finished. v "Smitty", the barber, and I tried our luck at Williams Bay Sunday. The fish didn't bite well for anybody. One fellow showed us the interior of his shack. Everything was just where he could reach it without leaving his lines. The perch are spawning now and when we looked into the holes we could see them but they wouldn't hit anything. Maybe things will pick up again soon. The McHenry Rifle club is located % mile north on Riverside Drive. The club meets every Tuesday at 8 P. M.- They will be glad to answer any questions about joining the club. This club has been going for quite a dumber of years and we think it is a good organization. LAST SECOND FIELD GOAL BEATS FROSHSOPH AT WOODSTOCK McHenry's FroSh-So^h basketball team suffered a last second loss at Woodstock Friday night, 40 to 39. After falling 5 points behind in the first quarter, the young Warriors bounced back to lead the scoring in the next two periods and lead 33 to 32 going into the last period. Jim Mason dropped in the winning basket with only 7 seconds left on the clock in a finish that had the fans on their feet. Woodstock (40) B F P Kortemeier 2 0 2 Dave Young 1 3 1 Webster 2 3 4 Brasile 7 0 2 Mason 3 0 1 Kiel 2 0 1 Totals 17 6 11 McHenry (89) B F P Hauser 0 0 1 Caron 3 0 2 CajthameT 1 1 3 Eichinger 3 2 2 Vycital 4 0 0 Conway 5 2 1 Hoffman 0 0 2 Johnston 1 0 1 1 Totals 17 6 12 Score by Quarters: Woodstock 18 6 8 8--40 McHenry 13 10 10 6--39 NORTH SUBURBAN STANDINGS HEBRON J. V. PUTS OH FOURTH PERIOD DHIVE TO BEAT MCHS W L Crystal Lake 11 1 Barrington- 9 4 Zion 8 4 Woodstock 7 5 Lake Forest 6 6 McHenry 3 9 .Warren 3 9 Libert yville 2 10 Northern Mini Bowmen News The Junior Varsity boys of MCHS went into a tailspin at Hebron Tuesday nighlt and lost a 44 to 36 decision. The game was all tied up at 26 points at the end of three quarters of play. Johnson's 20 points led Hebron in their march to victory. McHenry J.V. (36) B F P C o n w a y , 6 2 3 Caron 13 5 Justen 3 4 0 Eichinger 12 2 Freund 0 10 Vycital 10 2 i Huaser 0 0 0 Save M Totals 12 12 12 Score by Quarters: Hebron: 8 7 11 18--44 McHenry: 8 9 9 10--36 Hebron J. V. (44) B F P Johnson 6 8 3 J. Mathews 1 1 1 Schulz 4 1 4 R. Mathews 0 0 2 B. Schulz 3 0 ?, Kuecker 2 2 ?. Totals 16 12 14 The Northern tllini Bowmen will hold their next meeting on Tuesday, February 21 at 8 p.m. at the American Legion Home. Archery films taken of the club members will be shown. A social hour will follow with February and March birthday members as hostesses. New members will be accepted at this meeting.,-; We of the' McHenry Junior Rifle Club wish to make an announcement of a parents' and ^members' meeting which is g^ing to be held in the McHenry High School, Monday, Feb. 20th at 7:30 p.m. We plan a small program in which all members are expected to participate. We will have several displays of olub operating materials, an exhibition of all rifles used in the club, and several interesting exhibits on the effects of the striking and penetratingj,power of the 22 caliber bullet oifc'-Various objects. The main object of this meeting is 'to familiarize the parents' with the work that is being done5 in our club, which teaches fire arms education. /' We hope to impress upon the general public the need for Hunter Safety training for boys in the 11-18 year age group. The boys wish to show their community their progress in this matter of nation-wide importance. They hope to show the benefits of the Hunter Safety course, set up and proven by the National Rifle Association of America, whose headquarters are in Washington, D.C. -- McHemy {Recreation -- I Commercial-- R. Anderson, 216-545; R. Kreier, 546; R. Pries, 216-564; L. Pries, 216-564; ' L. Thennes, 211- 570; E. Kroncke, 212-205-586; W, Zimmer, 204-538; C. Innocentini, 3^-555; H. Dahl, 533. Thurs. 9:15-- Hojnacki, 220; Peisert, 20(h Freund, 554; A. Eckstein, 223- 538; Dillon, 230-6%; Steadman, 202-535; Cynowa, 202-549; Kinsala, 222-546; Krause, 531; Sutton, 235-576; JE?reutzer, 220-246- 659; Larkin, 200-550; R. Guzzardo, 204; S. WirfS, 233-582. SEVERAL HEARINGS ON REQUESTS FOR ZONING CHANGES Notices of the following hearings have been received from George- F. Jedlicka, bulldihg commissioner of McHenry. county, On Feb. 28, one wijl^ jae "held at 3 o'clock at the city bail in Crystal Lake. At this time, Walter and Genevieve Harris are .dicing to have their' property rezoned from "R-l" residence to "R-2" residence in order to allow the conversion of the old farm house located on Violet drive in Holiday Hills subdivision into a duplex. Several hearings are scheduled for March 6. At 3 o'clock, OWent J. and Vadis Charrey will ask to have their property, located on the south side of Griswold Lake road about two miles south of McHenry, re-zoned from "F-l" farming to "B" community business in order to allctyj the erec^ tion of a refreshment: sj^j^ll&lsqt' at 3 o'clock will be itli^lleg^ngf of Clara Herman, asking "to nave a piece of property Which "is located in Fox River Valley gardens re-zoned to a "B-2" cjassifi- At 3:30 Jthat day, Rose Staines* is asking % hive her propert^ ^1™ 556 = re-zoned from "F" farming to "R-l" residential. Also at 3:30, a hearing is scheduled for Henry J. Stilling, who is asking to have his property, located on the. northwest corner olF Rt. 31 and Court street, just outside the city limits, re-zoned to "*R-2" tp; erect a duplex and also to vary the set-back line from Rt; from 110 feet to 60 'feet. Insured Savings: Savings invested in Crystal Lake Savings and Association are insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., and earn 2'/2 per cent plus y2 gf®r cemft ©stm. 38-tfi WOMEN OF THE MOOSE ' The Women of the Moose held their regular meeting last Tuesday, Feb. 7, when one new member, Helen Wegener, was initiated. she was spdnsored by Madeline Mayfield. Plans were disciissed for the approaching public card party at the hall at g p.m. Feb. 25, Membership and" social sertftcQ. committees are in charge. % Tickets may be obtained fyomj the Women of the Moose.' ' Plans are being made for a Leap Year dance March 3 for the benefit of the Moose. It will be open to the public, with refreshments served by the women. The next regular meeting will be Tuesday, Feb. 21. OVERRULES MOTIONS During this past week, Judge William M. Carroll overruled a motion for a new trial for Joe Jordan of Chicago, convicted on a charge of voluntary manslaughter, and also a motion to quash the indictment against Robert Phillips of Rockford, charged with the December murder of Lyle Larson, Harvard grocer. Foresters-- G. Rodenkirch, 222-598; T. Pitzen, 210-597; J. Fhelan, 220-556; N. Justen, 202-542; H. W. Freund, 541; E. Thennes, 200-531; J. Knox, 223;' H. Steffan, 211. Left dvers-- B. Gilpin, 194-475; C. Rosing, 435; L. Cairns, 430; P. Stilling, 448; R. Gary, 466; E. Peisert, 176-452. Nite Owls-- S. Sutton, 187-483; V. Nemke, 4T76; E. Hoyte, 198-474; B. Hulquist, 461; J. Bartelt, 447; C- Colftian, 493; P. Kosti, 181; M. Lane, 448. Wonder Lake Businessmen-- J. Svitanek, 224-552; H. Moder, 205-531; A. Krueger, 204; A. Diedrich, 527; H. Hill, 202; P. GergiW,' 211-55&; J. Wurm, 527; J. 208-542. Busing* Men-- F. ' iLednard, 205; G. Golding, 243-6H^> A. McCarroll, 215-580; H. Blake, 224-528; E. Buss, Jr., 214-535; L. Musling, 555; it. Weylattd, 200-540. .(Scores From jLast (Week) Thurs 9:15-- Kinsala, 211-556; Sutton, 541; Crouch, 546; Koch, 234-203-627; Hojnacki, 213-570; Peisert, 233- 598; Freund, 537; A. Noonan, 537; Guzzardo, 234; Wirfs, 206- 206-559; Thompson, 535; Krause, 217. Foresters-- C. Weingart, 226-212-604; T. Fitzen, ^33-588; J. Busch, 224- 641; E^ Steinsdoerfer, 201-536; Ni Justin, 217; A. Blake, 204. Commercial-- E. Anderson, 550; D. Weber, 553; H. Blake, 535; E. Kroncke, Nowak, 542; C. Inno- W> Zimmer, 216- 528; -Ml Thompson, 203; L. Hhennes, 569; E. Freund, 201. D. of A,-- P. ifraus, 179-503; I. Thompson, 430; N. Hamelitz, 368; B. O'Brien, 443; G, Barbian, 180- 44IT-; A.- Gaulke, 460; J. Driscoll, 436; E. Nell, 187-474; T. Steffan, -- Palace h- i Tavern^ Low, 215-540; Oonk, 200-535; H. Behnke, 222-591; Kilday, 204; Smith, 213-530; G. Scbaefer, 200- 571; B. Peisert, 540; T. Wheelock, 209; C. Behnke, 203-527; D. Weingart, 243-595; B. Cable, 206- SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 to 4 PJ0. Opening Evenings Tuot.# Wsdw FrLi SsL vid Sunw 8 to 11 p. JUST FOR FOT ROLLER RINK McHENRY, ILLINOIS WANTED STANDBY© TIM BE WHITE . OAK or BURR OAK 18 Inch Diameter or Larger Free Estimates - Highest Prices CASH PAD CUFHNG For Information Write PAUL TEAGUE, Buyer Route 1, Fontana, Wis. or Phone Wonder Lake, HI., 2042 N STAVE HU.S SHARON, WIS. mm Eg«app®d! PER MONTH Prie« may vary slightly according to individual dealar'i pricing poGcy. Your pruwl car ihoutd mora Mian eovar Ik* •nHra dswg poymenh ARy At all FORD 584; It Deskla, 200; B. &rennen/ 201-M9. .' Old Timers-'- Cristy, 225-581. City-- V ^ • Hagberg, 200-545; Weber, 200; C. Behnke, 211; J. Wleser, 215- 561; A. McCarroll, 207-534; J. Hollender, 532; K. Conway, 268- zus-tttttt; .Rogers, 538; scnaeter, 214-662; Olsen, 213-563. C.O.F. 7:00-- B. Kreubzer, 221-577. C.6.F. 9:00-- Gus FreuSrid, 564; Q. Justen; 208; G. M. Freund, 544; L. Winkel, 200. 9:00 Ladies-- J. Simon, 464; E. Winkel, 446- H. Conway, 464; T. Steffan, 186- 450; R. Marshall, 177-464. 7:00 Ladies---- L. Ferwerda, 433; B. Meath, 456; T. Meyer, 459; J. Doherty, 449; L. Michels, 17®-487. Rowling Bar .--< Thurs. Nite Ladies-- L. Schmitt, 180-515; Z. Malochleb, 181-493; L. A?. Smith, 181- 481; B. Meyers, 193-467; D. Roberts, 454. MCHS WARRIORS BLOW CHANCE AND LOSE TO WOODSTOCK 64 TO 51 With the Woodstock Blue Streaks playing without their center (Gray) and minus four reserves from the squad, the McHenry Warriors blew a golden opportunity Friday night in losing a 64 to 51 game on the Woodstock floor. The above players were reported to have missed practice without permission. Woodstock had Pope back in the lineup and a big fellow named Laing made the going rugged for McHenry under the baskets. The Warriors were cold on shots, but Wissel kept them in the game through the first half as they hung in there on the dhort end of a 32- 28 score. McHenry reserves took over most of the last half as the game took on a strong semblance of football play. From a McHenry standpoint, the game was anything but a satisfactory performance. Woodstock (64) B F P Stork 5 8 2 Laing 3 6 2 Musser 5 4 3 Anderson -.4 '• . 4 a-' 2" Cope f 0 (K 0 Pope 2 1 5 Schacht 1 2 1 Johansen 0 0 1 Totals 20 24 15 McHenry (51 B F P Huff 1 2 2 Beck 3 0 3 Wissell 5 2 3 Huemann ° 2 1 3 Justen 3 2 5 McMahon 0 2 3 Hogan 1 0 2 Pierce 3 0 1 Cepulis " 1 0 0 Schmitt 2 0 1 Ringwood Chemical-- L. Scarbrough, 233-556; W. Senter, 477; M. Stoffel, 176-463; Lu Braidman, 179-461. "All Experience Is An Arch To Build Upon." * (Author's name below) Experience is a most important part of the practice of medicine and pharmacy. After your Physician receives instruction in his Medical College, he then interns in a hospital to learn by experience how to use the knowledge he has gained. We Pharmacists, after attending our College tiff Pharmacy, must also serve an apprenticeship in a pharmacy before we can receive our license to practice pharmacy. Because of this experience we can serve you best wheg you need any medicines or health-aids. YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE McHenry 26 WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE A great many people entrust us with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions. May we compound yours? NYE DRUGS PHONE 26 129 N. Riverside Dr. McHenry, HI PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS •Quotation by Henry Brook Adams U838-1918) ' Totals ' - / 2l ;-0' 2B Score by Quarters: ^ , Woodstock V 16 ltf IT 16--64 | MeHeiiry 1 14 14 5 18--61 Have trouble keeping cut flowers fresh in a winteNwarm room ? You can revive them by filling the vase with a solution of one teaspoonful of household detergent in a quart of water. GENOA T .?>. T * Box Office, Opens Mon. - Sat 6:45 - Sun. 2:45 FRL thru MON., FEB. 17-20, Frank Sinatra Debbie Reynolds "THE TENDER TRAP" Musical Comedy in Cinemascope - Color PLUS Alan Ladd Edw. Robinson , "HELL ON FRISCO BAY" Cinemascope - Color SAT., FEB. 18 - 2:00 P. M. P.T.A. Approved Matinee "ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD" TUBS., WED. & THURS., FEB. 21-22-23 v Victor Mature Sylvia Sidney "VIOLENT SATURDAY" and "LAURA" If You Like To Dance Come Early and Stay Late 8:80 P. M. TO 1:30 A. M. Sat., Feb. llfl Two Orc)h@gifras Roman Efseiey and John Duffy Wed., Feb. 22nd AND ORCHEST illr West Of Elgin on U. S. Route 20 Hi? »S TODAY thru SAT. "DESPERATE HOURS" Humphrey Bogart Fredric March PLUS "THE RETURN OF JACK SLADE" SUNDAY - MONDAY 'THE SPOILERS" Anne Baxter - Jeff Chandler PLUS "THE GIRL RUSH" Rosalind Russel Starts TUES. FEB. 21 . PLUS 'TOOTING WILD' with Keenan Wyrtn It Pays to Advertise ELM THEATRE JAflkson 6-1421 Wauconda, HL Route 176 Adults 60c Children (under 12) 25c Open Daily at 6:46 p.m. Open Sundays at 2.'30 ]>.m. ; FREE PARKING . .125 CARS FRI. & SAT. FEB. 17-18 SPOIiBg ^-TtCHNlCQLCj--' ' ' PLUS Movie Stimt Riot - Tears of the Moon and Private Eye Pooch. SUN., 'MON. & TUBS. FEB. 19-20-21 "AT GUNPOINT" with Fled1 MacMurray PLUS "Adventures of Alexander Selkirk" and "Silver Blades" WED. & THURS. FEB. 22-23 "THE DEEP . BLUE SEA" Vivian Leigh - Kenneth More PLUS -- Gods of the Road & Good Deed Dailey. 4 * • -- mmvimlBUUUWr Crystal Lake, 111. Phone 644 Sundays Cont. from 3:00 pan. Saturday Matinee 2:15 p.m. Week Days 7:15 p.m. FRL & SAT. FEB. 17-18 ALSO SAT. MATINEE "MAN WITH THE GUN" K Robert Mitchum Jan Sterling SUN., MON. & TUES. FEB. 19-20-21 "THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM" Frank Sinatra - Eleanor Parker Kim Novak WED. & THURS. FEB. 22-23 "HONKY TONK" Clark Gable - Lana Turner ¥•< III \IC1 ^ f. 76e*e*c * 218 So. Green St. Me Henry, Illinois PHONE 144] FREE PARKING THURS. FEB. 16 AlMondti Kodo prewntj.o LONDON FILM VIVIEN LEIGH KENMETM MORE IBB 2DHEP BLUB SEA M ClNBNIAScOpfi* Eric PORTMAN • Emlyn WILLIAMS l*oui t7 hi roe vroitdef of jmcornoHtc 10 UNO also Selected Short Subjects FRI. & SAT. FE1B. 17-18 •mmars- TteSPOILERS -mmm also Selected Short Subjects 'J* SAT.,' FEB. 18 l;30 P. M SPECIAL DOLLAR DAY KIDDIES' MATINEE 5 for $1.00 -- Single Adm. 25c "The Day The Earth Stood Still" and 5 CARTOONS SUN., MON. & TUES. FEB. 19-20-21 m> HkMUHII i C309TIT IMLME nam TECHNICOLOR «B» TOMMY RETT1G • SWP wrjBa also Selected Short Subjects WED. & THURS., FEB. 22-23 "WITH A SONG IN MY HEART" Susan Hayworth Rory Calhoun David Wayne also Selected Short Subjects 0 C