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Thursday, March 6. 1958 McHENpY Great Outdoors By Jack Walsh wrutirriniiini iLirnn<tiriii:iiiiiiiiiitiitiiiii«nm tqjfcbe snots ^Last week we hopped a train for Chicago;' Our destination: the annual Sportsman's Show at the International Amphitheater. The Parade of Champions, BtiC'd. by Preston Foster of twvision fame, was quite an attraction and we saw five of the best trained golden retrievers in the world. They could do just about everything but tjalk. „ a lthaea Gun Company had a gfood display. It featured their latest achievement, a semiautomatic ..22 rifle. This gun handles nicely and is Supposed |be capable of putting ten into a two-inch circle with open sights at a range of 100 yards. The action is smooth and the safety features positive. iWatch for this little gun. It will be on the market soon for approximately $55. There were fewer sporting goods displays than other years. House-trailer displays predominated the scene and fj^d most of the space at this year's show. . Spring is on its way so if you have any doubts about your outboard motor, have it checked over thoroughly. There is an old saying, "An.ounce of prevention is worth a pound, of cure." It is not much fun waiting for your motor to be repaired while everyone else is enjoying spring boating, "s soon as the ice is gone there should be some good crappie fishing in the channels. Ice fishing was a complete flop this winter so there ought to be plenty of fish left over for spring and summer fishing. BOWLING NOTES Continued from Page 3) win, 3-7-10; J. Meyer, 5-7. Welter, 5-10; H. -- Palace -- 7 O'clock Ladies: L. Funk. 190; L. Bums, 189- 461; G. Smith, 176-465; M. Doherty. 463; J. Doherty, 190- 477; B. Rode. 183-471; A. Glosson, 175; L. Ferwerda, 177-179- i; J. Kupec, 444; L. Mich- 9 9'Clocfc lAdlMti1 M. Powers, 434; A. Gaulke, 466; M. Kinsala, 175-432; L. Paluch, 442; M. Donnelly, 180- 477; J. Dillon, 437; T.Steffan, 177-498. Wed. Nite Ladies: E. MeVers, 438: A. Federle, P. Rosin?, 434; M. Kelly, 178-472; M. Granger, 442; B. Meath, 467; N. Larkin, 463; T. Meyer, 460. x 7 o'clock C.O.F.: B. Kreutzer, 204-576; B. Thennes, 571; E. Doyle. 216- 574; D. Fredrick, 245-597. 9'o'clock C.O.F.: H. Stilling, 200; L. Winkel, F. Piller, 212-221-574; A. laefer, 201-530; W. Schreiner, 212. Tavern League: K. Ingersol, 204; Weiser, 247-601; H. Behnke. 550; Popelka. 528; Worm, 203-550; B. Brand. 527: Weingart, 211-536; R. Lee, .222-537; C. Behnke, 203; A. Jackson. 201-204-203- 609; Walker, 202-221-542: Mart* 210; G. Schaefer, 533; W. Hagberg, 528; B. Piesert, 224- 535; Smith, 201-543: Feffer, 555; S. Miller, 245-211-634; Steffes, 200»557. City League: \ Johnson, ^01-569; H. Smith, •204-544; J. Stanek, 552; E. Koch, 235-621; F. Rogers, 214; Li Smith, 528; E. Peisert, 213- 540; McCarroll, 527; C. ^uike, 217-590. ' Save More By Shopping At Home OUR BETTER SANITONE DRY CLEANING MAKCS DRAPERIES 100K LIKE NEW PHONE 927 FOR PICKUP SERVICE D~:«i naiuuuw vnie aners N. Front St. SAVE 10% Cash McHenry 'N Carry Bill Oeffling No. 21 shows class in Dundee game FROSH-SOPHS LOSE FINAL GAME TO DUNDEE 56 TO 46 The Warrior Frosh-Soph basketball team lost their season finale last Friday night on the Dundee court by a score of 56 to 46. The young Warrior's over-all won-lost record for the season ended 15 and 4. , The host team shot very well in the first half and our lads trailed at intermission by a 36 to 29 score. ; In the second half it appeared the Warriors might catch up and go on to victory, ljut the boys just couldn't seem tp hit the hoop with any regularity. The Warriors shot only 21 percent,, in the second half on five field goals for 23 attempts, and this proved to be the decisive factor In the game. Jim Hester and- John Olson led the Warrick offensive with 15 and 12 points respectively. McHenry - . T. Creighton J. Olson LEGION TOURNEY FOR GRADE AGE BOYS NEXT WEEK CdSch Cliff Fulton, high school varsity coach, announced this week that the local American Legion grade school basketball tournament will be FOX VALLEY RIDERS AIMS ARE TO BE OF SERVICE TO PUBLIC The Fox Valley Rider? Motorcycle Club held its regular meeting on February 26 at 7:30. " Mr. F. G, DePauw, a repre- Illinpis landing forests have enough standing sawtimber--11.7 billion board feet--to build fiveroom frame houses for half of the state's families. played in the high jsphool next J sentative of the Wolverine I*iweek Tuesday and Thursday j surance Company, was present nights. 1 I at this meeting. He informed The first game starts at 7 the club about the rates on irio'clock and the second at 8:15. surance for motorcycles. It Parents and friends of this' was discussed and decided that fine program for boys are the club Will have insurance urged to attend these games, or. all spectators that attend Game 1--St. Patrick Juniors our events this summer. vs. Junior High Juniors. 11 was also decided that oiir Game 2--St. Patrick Varsity election of new officers will vs. St. Mary's Varsity; take place on April 2nd. Nom- Thursday: * inations will be held on March io 1 .*«•• ne# monien were Game ^Wnnw of cSie 2 vo,ed int0 the clab- are 2 Mary Bretschnelder and George Junl<* WBh Varsity. Kaw;„ ,n order to become a member of this club/ a person must first attend three consecutive meetings to make sure he wants to be a member and in. order for the club to be sure he is a desirable person. Then the club votes on whether or not he is acceptable. It is compulsory that each member purchase a uniform, which the club just acquired. The new member must pay a $5.00 initiation fee and he must also join the Americans Motorcycle Association, a nation-wide organization of which our club is a Chartered Member, A committee was formed to find out some information on how our club can join the Civil Defense. We are interested in getting our motorcycles into any group where we can be of service to the public, such as traffic control, parades, etc. Meeting was adjourned at 8:30. FINAL STANDINGS North Suburban Crystal Lake Barrington McHenry Dundee Libertyville Zion-Benton Woodstock FIVE YOUNG FOLKS SEMI-FINALISTS IN STATE EXAMS fgxzz: M. Creighton 2 1 2 Zierk , 5 5 3 X. Hester 5 5 4" Calbowr. v'.'i 8 2 4 B. Oeffling 3 2 5 Jure ' :? i& A 1 ' 0 3 M. Low 0 2 0 Murphy 1 4 6. Chelini 0 0 0 -- -- P. Steffan 0 0 0 Total 21 14 17 -- ' -- • -- Score by Quarters: Total 16 14 15 McHenry IB 14 10 7--46 Dundee 20 16 ,9 11--56 Dundee FO FT PF --TR- 1 Reidel 6 6 3 SHOP IK MCHENRY Of eighteen local seniors included among 13,552 who Have now completed the competitive examination for Illinois scholarships held on seventy college and unive*sl&y campuses throughout the 3tate, five ceived word this week that they are among the semi-finalists. They are Vincent Cina, Roger Benson, Andre Larson, Gordon Johnson and < Girard Toussaint. HARDEST CHEAPEST WORKERS fN TOWN PLAINDEALER WANT ADS f The Forward Control 'Imp'FC-170 Trick, 7,MO-pounds 6VW. Do your "impossible" jobs with this bigger Forward Control 'Jeep'Truck! Now you can deliver payloatjf to areas impossible for ordinary trucks to reach with the new 4-Wheel-Drive Forward Control 'Jeep' FC-170 Truck. It has a huge 9-foot pickup box on ft wheelbase only 103H-inches long. 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