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Pig# Four! THE 5 McHTOmf^PLAIWDBU^-TlgiiiiiiiliilElSS 20, 1957 "Ag- a Kcn)t"^ A circus in town this week brings back majiy memories. In the years BJ (before television), we didn't see many fancy acts. Of course, we saw a tent show called Uncle Tom's Cabin, but a circus was something real and something great When the circus came in freight cars and later by trucks, it wasn't uncommon for people . to arise iearly to watch the unloading. The elephants, trained to push* a freight car or lift a heavy pole, were usually our choice. A few lucky kids had jobs carrying water to the elephants and that earned a free ticket to the main show. . Then, as jnow, the clowns pleased young and old with their makeup^ and cutups. Ah--and that circus music! They-, held a "Father and Son Jamboree" at the Johnsburg Bowling resort last Saturday and Sunday and had a great time. Boys, 14 years and under, bowled with their dads in one bracket while 15 year olds joined their dads in another group. * In the first group, Vernon and Dennis Freund took first place with 1283 pins. Vernon and Richard Baker of Round Lake were close on . the winner's heels with 1261 for second place. In the seconB bracket a tie resulted for first place with 1218 pins. Frank and Donald Dabarsky of McHenry tied with Harold and Bill Weber of Woodstock. Leonard Ryden Sr. and Leonard Jr. of McHenry were third, with 1209. J. and A1 Hyland of Ringland took fourth with 1189. It was a nice chance for fathers and sons to pal on Fathers' Day. ..... Valparaiso University tells us that Lyle Davidson received a major award for his play with the tennis squad this year. Nice going, Lyle. The fellow they call "Rugged Paul Petitclair" in the newspapers Is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Freund. Paul drew a lot of fine publicity in the state high school baseball tournament held in Peoria as he came mighty close to pitching Waukegan high into the championship. Paul was only a junior this year, but a big fellow. He pitched a 2-hitter to beat Alleman high of Rock Island, then lost a heart, breaker to Proviso (1-0) in the championship 'game, allowing only one hit. Should hear more about that boy in future years. For a long time we have watched batters take too many good balls, then go for the ones with too much stuff on them to get more than cNloUd fouL We would like to see a trial game some day in which both managers would give the batters a free hand' to Swing at the good ones no matter What the count. It would be interesting to see the results. ' Albert was taking part in a local concert. He was only 7 yrs. old, but recited so well that he was encouraged. "Well, Albert, and how did you get on?" asked the proud father when he returned home. "Why, I thought I did all right," replied the youngster, "but they made medo it again." Had a short chat with Ray Miller this week and learned that he is going to try some Saturday ball games and maybe some twilight contests. On Saturday of this week the Johnson Motors nine from Waukegan will appear at Miller's Corners to play the Richmond team. If you aren't working Saturday, Ray invites you to go up and see the ball game. Mandy's of Elgin will appear On the Johnsburg diamond next Sunday as the undefeated Tigers fight to keep their slate clean. CHAIN O'LAXES WATER PATROL GIVES ANSWERS , Explain Functions ^ And Authority In Protecting Boaters The Chain O'Lakes Water Patrol takes this opportunity to answer a few of the sample questions that have been directed to the Chain O'Lakes Water Patrol during its season of operations. These questions, naturally, request only a fraction of the many that are asked to members of the Patrol, as Well as those received via U.S. Mail at Patrol Headquarters, located in Fox Lake, Illinois. Chief Ralph Buikema of the Patrol said that this will be the first of a series of questions and answer sessions to the publicized to acquaint the public of the operations and functions of the Patrol itself. If, according to Buikema, the answers stated for the questions thus far asked are not sufficient to clear any wonders of our fellow sportsmen, we ask that they1 send any boating questions to: Chain O'Lakes Water Patrol Fox Lake, Illinois. ' Q. Does your patrol have police authority? A. Absolutely! Police powers being the power of arrest, have been endowed on the membership of the Chain O'Lakes Water Patrol by the Sheriff's Office. Q. Is reckless operation of a boat limited to speeding? A. It certainly is not! Reckless operation also includes boat overloading, creating waves capable of creating damage, operating in areas frequented by swimmers, pulling skiiers in areas where there are swimmers or fishermen, as well as causing any type of collision. ^ Q. Last, summer, our-bo^ fOrcibly was boarded by members of your patrol for a safety inspection for which was received a windshiel decal. In the process of inspecting our boat, the patrolmen were rude, discourteous and used bullying tactics. If this was an example of ypur patrol's duties, why do you permit them to use these distasteful measures? A. First of all, it is imperative to remember that our organization does not encourage or practice safety inspections of ANY vessel by any members of our patrol, except at the sole request of the boat owner, who desires to know if his boat is properly equipped so as to pass the Coast Guard inspection. (All Patrol boats are inspected by <the Coast Guard, of whom the Patrol has' the highest regard and respect). It may answer your question by saying that our organization was chartered March - 30, 1955 and since then there NEVER has been a complaint such as yours that was directed to our attention. Besides, our men are instructed- to be courteous in every way and to assist all persons using the Fox River Chain-O-Lakes. Any abuse or misconduct toward the public would subject the members to a hearing before „ the executive board. If found guilty, it would lead to his or their immediate discharge from the Patrol. Q. Do all members wear a badge signifying that they are a member of the Patrol? A. Yes! Each member can be identified by his cap badge that bears the name of the Chain O'Lakes Water Patrol and his assigned patrol number. Official Uniform Described Chief Buikema, who urged that the public become thoroughly acquainted with the official prescribed uniform of the Chain-OLakes Water Patrol, gives this description: Hat: White, topped police styled regulation hat. Shirt: Regulation blue police shirt with black tie. Trousers: Dark blue. Chief Buikema states that our men can always be distinguished from others by their friendly attitudes and willingness to help those in trouble; also, by their smile, their neatness and their courteous mannerisms. Watch for all'of the men in blue who answer these characteristics and you will come to know them as your Chain-OLakes Water Patrol members. The Water Patrol is your patrol, organized for you, the water sport enthusiasts. The patrol'^ function is to promote safety and to protect the public from those who operate boats in a reckless manner causing hazards to life and property. These dangerous "hot-rod" boaters are subject to arrest according to Chief Buikema. Lt. Jim Lishamer SHAMROCKS STAY IN SECOND PLACE WITH WIN OVER RICHMOND The Shamrocks continued ^ their pleasing habit of winning ball games by batting Richmond 6 to 3 here last Sunday in a county league game. Richmond came to town with a ball club that looks like a winner, but one that has been leaving a flock of runners strandied on the base paths. Their defensive play was not up to previous performances. The Shamrocks were not especially ferocious with their bats, but played heads-up baseball and made their hits count. Topn Nolan had a rough time with his control, four batters being hit by pitched balls. However, Tom stayed in there and gained credit for the victory. The Shamrocks are in second place in the league with a 4-1 record, having lost only to the first place Tigers of Johnsburg. Next Sunday the home team travels to Dundee for the final game in the first round of play. McHenry <6) A*B. R. H. Madden 5 0 0 Nolan 3 2 1 Becknell 5 0 0 Jaskot 3 1 1 Olson 2 1 1 Knox, H. 4 1 1 Stanek 2 0 1 Hink 4, 1 1 Nolan, T. 4 0 0 Knox, J. 1 0 0 Totals 33 6 6 Richmond (3) _ A.B. R. H. Werstein 4 1 1 Woodrull 4 0 0 Miller, H. 5 0 1 Miller, C. 5 u 1 Miller, L. 5 0 2 Merers 2 0 2 Busch 1 0 0 Kindall 3 0 0 Miller, R. 3 0 0 Nelson 1 0 1 Walsh 1 0 0 Stilling 1 1 1 May 2 0 0 Totals 37 3 9 After trying for a long time, many people are convinced that one of the hardest ways to do anything is to put it off. Chapel Hill Country Club We are happy to announce to you our friends and neighbors that due to the increase in our business we have come upon a tax problem, of too much profit. So we are going to share it with you our customers. Starting Friday, June 21, we announce the beginning of our FREE Fish Fry. Due .to the cost of labor and overhead there will be a charge of $1.00 per plate. We would also like to announce to our customers that we are now serving LUNCHEON from 11:30 to 2:00 on Tues., Wed., Thurs. and Friday.. THANK YOU Chapel Hill Country Club JOHNSBURG ROAD McHENRY 1792 LOCAL LEGION LEADS LEAGUE; WIN FROM UNION-MARENGO 641 .McHenry retained first place in the McHenry County Junior Legion baseball league last Sunday at Johnsburg by beating Union- Marengo 6-0. Denny Litwin pitched four-hit ball, and struck out ten as he ppsted his third win. Litwin also drove in three , runs as he combined with Matt Eichinger and Don Bentz to lead the assault on two opposing pitchers. McHenry scored two runs in the first inning when Eichinger and Bentz singled and scored on Litwin's double. Two errors gave McHenry ^ run in the second and Bentz doubled and scored oh Litwin's hit in the third. McHenry wound up - the -scoring in the fourth when Ron Smith single<J and Jack Schaefer walked after Benson's sacrifice. Ron scored on the front end of a double steal and Gene Freund singled Jack home. McHenry wpl be at home tc Crystal Lake next Sunday and will be at Wonder Lake Wednesday' evening. McHenry (6) A.B. R. H. Schaefer--SS 2 1 0 Freund--3B 3 0 1 Eichinger--2B 3 1 2 Bentz--LF 3 2 2 Litwin--P 3 0 2 Justen--IB 3 0 0 Meyer--RF 2 0 0 Moss--CF 1 0 0 Smith--CF 2 2 1 Bujak--RF 1 0 Benson--C 2 0 0 Totals 25 6 8 Union-Marengo (0) A.B. R. H. Fitzsimmons--2B 3 0 0 Hagen--C 3 0 1 Gahan--P--CF 3 0 0 Ackman--CF--P 3 0 1 Henrifng--SS 1 0 1 Allison--IB 1 0 0 Thrun--LF 2 0 0 Remmein--LF-- 3 0 0 McKee--3B--IB 3 JGL.. 1 Brenner--RF 3 0 0 Totals 25 0 4 Union-Marengo 000 000 0--0-4-4 McHenry 211 200 x--6-8-0 Two base hits: Eichinger, Bentz Litwih; 3BH: Hagen. RBI: Litwin 3; Freund 1. Struck out by: Litwin 10; Gahan 7; Ackman 2. Base on balls: Litwin 2; Gahar 1. Stolen bases: Schaefer 1; Smitfy Winning pitched Iatwin. Losing pitcher: Gahan. ENROLLS AT CARTHAGE Lester Wen.kel of Wonder Lake has been accepted for admission to Carthage college for the fall term which will begin Sept. 13. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wenkel. A graduate of Woodstock Community high school, Lester was active in athletics and the school year book. TIGERS WIN DOUBLE BEAD&R FROl AND ALGONOUIN The Johnsburg Tigers sweltered through two ball games last Sunday afterndoii.' on foreign soil, ringing up two victories to remain undefeated in the county baseball league. It was at Algonquin where the league leaders playefl their first game. They won. this one 9 to 8 by putting across three runs in the eighth and then stopping Algonquin's .ninth inning rally after two runs scored. Lloyd Freund had 3 for 5, including, a three base hit. Art Jackson ant\ Dick Hiller each had two hits and each batted at a .500 clip for the two games. Algonquin matched Johnsburg in number of hits as this game went right down to the wire in excitement. Raffel started for the Tigers and Sonny Miller finished. At Dundee, the Tigers had to come from behind; but wrapped :t up good in the lat#innings for an 11 to 5 victory. Klapperich held Dundee to 8 hits, none for ?xtra bases. Dick Hiller's triple and Miller's double were the long blows of the game. Tom Huemann caught both parries, a full day's work on a hot day. Jim Huemann made'his initial appearance at third base and will no doubt see more action as the season moves along. lohnsburg (9) A.B. R. H. R. Freund--LF 2, 1 "0 S. Miller---3B, P 3 1 0 L. Freynd--SS 5 2 3 Jackson--CF 3 2 2 R. Hiller--2B 4 0 t2 W. Frett--IB 5 0 0 G. Nowak--RF 4 11 T. Huemann--C 3 1 • 1 K. Raffel--P 3 11 J. Huemann--3B 2 0 0 Totals 34 9 10 For Better Results -- Shop In MoHenry. Algonquin (8) A.B. R. Tohnson--$S 4 3 Dewitz--IB 5 0 Simonini--2B 4 1 Ritt--2B 1 0 Liebret--LF 6 0 D. Wilbrandt--CF 3 0 T. Wilbrandt--3B , 5 1 Kreeger--P / 3 1 Bruhn--RF \ 4 0 Gulinski--PR 1 1 Fitzgerald--C 0 1 Hicks--PH 1 0 Totals 36 8 Score by Innings: Johnsburg^j. w Algonquin:' ' Two base hits: D. mann, Dewitz. Three base hits: „ Winning pitcher: \ . * fc ijfi#- s fynsburg (II) "A.B. R. ,. Freund--LF 2 3 S. Miller--3B 4 1 L, Freund--SS 4 1 A. Jackson--CF -3 1 R. Hiller--2B 2 2 Nowak--RF 3 0k. Comstock--RF 1 0 Frett--IB 4 1 T. Huemann--C 5 1 Klapperich--P 5 1 Totals 33 11 H. 1 1 0 1 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 10 120 200 130--9 200 003 102--8 Hiller, T. Hue- L. Freund. S. Miller. H. 1 1 1 t 1 1 0 0 2 1 2 10 "JUST FOR FUN" Roller Skating Rink 608 Front St. on Rt. 81 McHENRY, ILL. Open - Tues., Wed., Fri„ Sal. & Sun. / 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. TUESDAY IS BEGINNERS NIGHT We sell Complete line of shoe skates f 1S.95 * op See Us Now For Full Details On HOW TO WIN SEMI-PRECISION SKATES ADMISSION FREE N O W . . . A T Arcade Ballroom LAKEWOOD PARK - ROUND LAKE On Hainesville Road -- North of Route 120 DANCING Every Friday and Saturday 9:00 P.M. Until? TO THE MUSIC OF "THE LOU DAL TRIO" ROSIER KITCHEN NOW OPEN! THE BEST IN FOOD I CHICKEN • SPAGHETTI -- AND -- The Best PIZZA You Ever Tasted GET UP A PARTY - HAVE FUN! Call - Kimball 6-8952 ; THE . GREAT OUTDOORS By Jack Walsh The McHenry Sportsman's Club is holding a prize trap, shoot Sunday, June 23. It Will start at 1 P.M. and the public is invited. The clubhouse is" located on the left-hand side of Pistakee Bay Road. Crappies and bluegills are biting pretty good lately. Five fish that were tagged with prize numbers were brought in to Pitzen's camp. They were all bluegills and they brought $5.00 apiece. Harry Owel of Chicago Dundee (5) A.B. R. H. Doyle--2B 4 2 1 G. Plauck--SS 4 11 Kamp--IB 5 *1 1 Ream--C 4 0 1 Sandberg--CF . 4 0 y 0 Fritz--3B 4 0' 1 Dobler--RF 4 0 0 Jones--LF 10 0 A. Plauck--P 3 0-1 Thelander--P, RF 4 1 2 Totals 37 5,8 Score by Innings: jQhngburg: 100 142 111--11 Dundee: 004 000 001-- 5 Two base hits: S. Miller. Three base hits: R. Hiller. Winning pitcher: Klapperich. caught one using the old standby, a worm and cane pole. We could not get the rest of the names because they were turned into the sponsors of the contest. There are still some big bass and northern waiting to be caught in the Chain O'Lakes, although nobody seems to be having much luck with the big ones lately. John Rakin of Bald Knob caught a crappie Worth $5.00. His bait , was minnows. Buy your rubber stamps at the McHenry Platndealer. GENOA T H E A T R E G I " O A C I T Y . W I S C O N S I N BRownlnsr 9-6821 ENDS THURS. JUNE 20 JEFF 0UMHR JUNK CUM JACK CAKON FRI.-SAT. JUNE 21-22 The R^al Life Drama * of a Major League Baseball Star 'TEAR STRIKES OUT" Anthony Perkins - Karl Maiden VistaVision And mi INCREDIBU LotANT wbuams • candy stuah SUN.-MON.-TUES. JUNE 23-24-25 And WALT DISNEYS OAVV CROCKETT amo tne RIVER PIRATES STARTS JUNE~26 WALT DISNEY S 'CINDERELLA" sssa ENDING THURSDAY "INVASION USA" Plus 1000 YEARS FROM NOW" STARTING FRIDAY "HOLD THAT HYPNOTIST" Also *•' "DUEL AT APACHE WELLS" Coming Sunday "BOY ON A DOLPHIN' \ > CRYSTAL I o R l " I f T H C A T R Two Shows Nightly 1st Show, at Dusk v Treat The Youngsters To Our New Free Kiddyland --' COME EARLY -- FRI. & SAT. JUNE 21-22 "THE TALL T" In Technicolor Randolph Scott Maureen O'Sullivan Also , 'THE WILD PARTY" Anthony Quinn - Carol Ohmart LATE SPOOK SHOW SAT. JUNE 22 "THE MAZE" Richard Carlson SUN.-MON. & TUES. JUNE 23-24-25 "BOY ON A DOLPHIN" Alan Ladd - Sophia Loren Clifton Webb Cinemascope & Color by DeLuxe WED.-THURS. JUNE 26-27 Double Feature "INVASION. U.SJV." with Dain O'Herlihy Also "1000 YEARS FROM NOW" Gloria Saunders REFRESH YOURSELF . . <" GO OUT TONIGHT - SEE A FIRST RUN MOVIE! FflIM OUTDOOR THEATRE SCREEN FEATURES GRAYSLAKE, ROUTE 120-21 Open 7:30 P.M. Wkdys. - 7 P.M. Sat. & Sun. - Show at Dusk CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE! THURS.-FRI.-SAT. JUNE 20 22 TH EAT* T 'S.Sy'y . S / /'• *V./£.;.r ""fESSioK1 TabIERoc*C TECHNICOLOR" with Dorothy Malone LATE SHOW EXTRA FEATURE -- SATURDAYS SUN.-MON.-TUES. JUNE 23-24-25 OHtMAScOPg-TECtiHICOLDR. ROCK HUDSON : MARTHA HYER DANDURYEA DON DeFttE • MM MSffl • JOCK MMOMT Plus Companion Hit 6IOM8 MONTGOMERY Sfitiwo t*u U*IT£D ARTISTS MONA In EASTMAN COLOR FREEMAN V^MING JUNE 26 -- 29 THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT Al BANDIDO" •>'si •' ..-y DRIVE-INl* '• Ultra *- Modern One.; Mile East of McHenry - on Route 120 Two Shows Nightly FirStShow Starts; at Dusk FRI.-SAT, JUNE/21-22 In Color Randolph Scott - Richard Boone "THE TALL T" And Anthony Quinn - Carol 'Ohmart "THE WILD PARTY" $UN.-MON.-TUES. ; JUNE 23-24-25 In Color & Cinemascope Alan Ladd, - Sophia Loren "BOY ON A DOLPHIN" Also: <5olor Cartoon & Short" .;*/!• Subject WED.-THURS. JUNE 26-27 In Color .Burt Lancaster i 'Jody Lawrance "TEN TALL MEN" -- And -- "PUSHOVER" Children Under 12 Yra. . - 5-aFree In Cars aH THEATRE WATJCONDA, ILLINOIS Phone JAckson 6-1421 "rtiURS.-FRI. & SAT. JUNE 20-21 & 22 A SLYFUL EYEFUL! Corf mm Clrfo om a (toman HoUdayl It&MMoan DFA\3rrhnt Terrific in hte Ant aefto attrrtiif nU fTENlHOUSAP© , BEDROOMS • CMEMASCOPE<»METROCOIOR , . i* ANNA MARIA ALBERGHETTI J / EVA BARTOK • DEWEY MARTIN * WALTER SLEZAK • PAUL HENREID SUN.-MON.-TUES. & WED. JUNE 23-24-25 & 26 Double Feature Program CUMtfTtCHNICOim AlOMMHUthlumUJWCMtwH 1$; Also fltETURN TO TREASURE ISLAND" STARTS THURS. JUNE 27 FOR 3 DAYS 'BOY ON A DOLPHIN" McHenry Theatre 218 QfW St McHenry, HL Phone 144 Satnmer Schedule Open Every Day Including Sunday i^3fe|Sunday Matinee) Dd$rs Open &45 P.M. S&QW Time: 7 P*M. 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