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# Thursday. March 12, 1959 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER McHenry PlainJeak. McHENRY HIGH Ptoae 17(1 • 10 HAVE TRACK Published every Thursday al TP|J A ki TIJIC 1#C k D gUJenry, 111., by the McHenry , | £ AM I Ml J TCAK Publishing Company, Inc. ' n a t i o n a L e d i t o r i a l Records Of Past "SSTl I AsQ)cihftTi@N Years Have Been Verified By "Mac" W. BURFELNDT, Gen'l. Mgr. ADELE FROEHLICH, Editoi SUBSCRIPTION RATE A In McHenry County l Year $3.5l 6 Months $2.00 3. Months ;.... $1.25 Outside McHenry County 1 Year .' $4.00 6 Months $2.25 3 Months $1.50 Entered as second-class mat ter at the post' office at Mc-. Henry, Illinois, under the act of May 8, 1879. SKATING CLUB TO HOST STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Sunday, April 26 ||Ai Local Jusi For Fun Roller Rink It was announced last week that the McHenry Roller Skating club "will be the host for all amateur roller skaters in Illinois Sunday, April 26, at the 1959 Illinois State Roller Skating Championships. The competition will be held tthe Just For Fun rink in Heiiry which will close for public session on that day. A sanction to conduct the championships will be awarded by the U.S. Amateur Roller Skating association, a member organization of the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) which supervises all amateur athletics in the United States. Skaters who place 1st, 2nd <0 3rd in this championship are eligible to participate in the National Championships in July, whose winners then go ferto the Wcrld Champion- 1 Over two hundred skaters will participate, skating in their divisions of speed, figure and dance. The championships will Jast from early morning to W.e Sunday evening and are ^en to the public for a small admission charge! Former 1958 state champions will be defending 'their titles and a chaiice to compete at t^e national level once again. ^McHenry skaters who placed .last year's championships as follows: place free style, Intermediate Ladies, Rose Graziano. 2nd place free style, Interilate Men's, Michael Ryder, id place free style, Sub ^lovice Men's. Richard Foss. p 2nd place free style. Intra jjf&dies, Audrey Milewski. •w 2nd place free style, Sub JJfrovice Ladies, Carol Rathbone. 1st place free style, Tiny Tots, Patricia Rathbone. <9 the EDUCATOR says I' Many teachers say they cannot teach well because classes are too large. Illinois Education Association Athletic Director L. Mc- Cracken has announced that McHenry Community High school will have track and field this spring. It will be the first time since before World War II that the Warriors have fielded a track team. Track, probably the most natural of athletic contests, will be. a welcome activity into the overall athletic program at McHenry High. There will be a varsity and frosh-soph team. Mr. McCracken has been working hard for the last year acj quiring equipment and getting ' the track itself ready for com- ; petition. ; Track Coach Bill Hutchin- | son, who will be ably assisted ! by Don Seaton and Cliff Fulj ton, says, "There will be a 1 place in track comDctition for everyone who is physically able and has the spark of dctermini at ion together with the magic , word needed for any real competitor-- desire. . If a boy has i speed, stamina, strength and' spring, and every able-bodied boy has one of these assets, : there is a place for him on : the McHenry track team." Track records made by Me- | Henry athletes of almost twenty ' years ago have been verified by Mr. McCracken and will j be the school's official^track j and field records. j The marks are good and will be a challenge to the future ! teams at McHenry. McHenry High School j Track Records ! 100 Yd. Dash -- 1939 -- Ed. Mooney :9.9. I Mile Run -- 1941 -- L. Mci Cannon 4.46. ! 220 Yd. Dash -- 193 -- H. I Ferwerda :21.9. 120 High Hurdle -- 1933 -- G. Kinsala :17.8. 440 Yd. Dash -- 1938 -- H. i Taxman :54.6. ' Pole Vault -- 1938 -- G. i R. Knox 10'6". Discus Throw -- 1938 -- H. , Taxman 115'4". | Shot Put - 1939 --,R. Justen 41'10". High Jump -- 1938 -- L. j Smith 6m/2" r Broad Jump 1933' -- H. i Patzke 21'10". , McHENRY HIGH SCHOOL TRACK SCHEDULE 1959 Varsity and Sophmore Monday. April 13--McHenry 1 at Dundee Thursday. April 16--McHen- ; ry at Libertyville. j Monday. April 20--Barring- | ton at McHenry. ! Thursday. April 23-- McHenry at Woodstock. Monday. April 27--McHenry I at Zion. Thursday. April 30--Palatine | at McHenry. Thursday, May 7 -- Crystal : Lake at McHeiflpyv I Saturday, May 9 -- District i Meet. j Wednesday, May 13 -- Con- I ference Meet at Barrington. I Monday, May 18--McHenry County Frosh-Soph Meet. { Wednesday, May 20 -- Mc- ! Henry County Varsity Meet. I "Home meets will be held at 'McCracken Field -- 4:15. February 27 Grand Opening of Pink Lady 1 Shoppe -- Green Street •-- Operated by Women's Auxil- | iary, McHenry Hospital. March 3 Fox River Valley Camp, R.N.A., Annual Birthday Party. March K Corfied Beef and Cabbage Dinner -- Christ the King ! Church -- Noon to 4 p.m. -- i Christ the King School Hall •-- Sponsored by Altar and Rosary Society of Christ the King Church. March 10 P.T.A. Parent Education Meeting--High School-^. p.m. March IS i Woman's Ciub Meeting - 1 p.m. Legion Home. March 15 . St. Patrick's Dinner - St. Patrick's Church Hall Serv-> ing from .4:30 to 7 p.m'. - Benefit of Altar and Rosary Sodality. March 17 Riverview Camp, R.N.A., Forty - Eighth Anniversary- Party and Pot - Luck Supper Supper, 6 p.m.- Regular Meeting, 8 p.m.--K. of C. Hall. Luncheon and Card Party-- St. Peter's '/hureh Ilalt Spring Grove--12:30 p.m. March 26 World War I Veterans Legion Home 8 p.m. - Election of Officers. BOY SCOUTS WIDOW OF WONDER LAKE REALTOR DIES OF HEART ATTACK Pearl M. Mathews, 52, of Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Center, died at home Tuesday. Match 10, at 6:1.1 p.m. of a heart attack. She was born Feb. 21. 1907, the daughter of the Harry P. Mariniers of Chicago, ind moved to Wonder Lake in 1936. Her husband, Thomas P. Mathews, Sr.. a Wonder Lake realtor, preceded her in death in 1950. Surviving are two sons, Thomas P., and Richard J., and daughter Pearl J. and six grandchildren. She was the sister of Howard, Charles. Harry A., George. Robert. Virginia {Bear and Estelle Pease. The decease^ was a member of Christ. the King parish and was active in the Altar and. Rcsary sodality and many other organizations. Frienus may call at Schneider- Leucht funeral homo. Rt. 47, Woodstock. Services will j be held at Christ the King j church Friday at 10 a.m. Mass. with burial at Christ the King ; cemetery. Wonder Lake. Page Five OSRiTAL ilotii ' Any man can make a mistake, j but none but a fool will contlni ue to do it. i _ _ i To be impressive, generosity ! must be impulsive and unexipected. It won't kill vou to be care ful. TROOP 181 Give Who said that the-Boy Scouts H E A R T have no fun. Well they are cilMl\ badiy mistaken, because on j •" UIM D Friday evening. March 20, they I and their parents and friends | are going to the McHenry roller rink to have a night of fun. Last December, they also had a roller skating party and had so much fun that they decided on another one. Next April will be the big day for the Scouts of this troop. It's a trip to O'Hare airport. Next week we'll give you the full story. by Ken Schopp Memorial Hospital Patients at Memorial hospital Woodstock, this past week included Edward Wadell. Kathleen Freund and Barbara Krause of McHenry, Gayle Booth and Delores Wines oi Wonder Lake. Harvard Hospital Ella Kolar and Mrs. Ralph White of Wonder Lake and Mrs. Maurice Crouch and Robert Pritz oi MpHenry were patients in Harvard hospital'this past week. McHenry Hospital Patients in McHeniy hospital this past week included Frank Frantz. Herman Crowley, June Viverito, Alma Howe, Raymond Monroe, Paul Riegel, Gary Peterson, Pearl Baugh, Virginia Roehre, Mary K#antorski. Linda Davis. Edward Palmer, Betsy Smith and Geraid Mayfield of McHenry ; Dennis ScQlly, Jacqueline Jollie, Donna Shine. Frank Bohl and Evelyn Naslund of Crystal Lake; Walter Irion and Helene Marzahl of Richmond;. Patricia Anderson of Wauconda: Glenn Judson of Ringwood; Charles Butler of Fox River Grove IN MEMORIAM CHANNEL 11 SEEKS SUPPORT FOR NEW $760,000 BUDGET More than 150 volunteer neighborhood chairmen and workers from Chicago and the suburbs crowded into one of Channel ll's studios and clustered around lights and cameras as they received final instructions on their part in the station's door-to-door campaigh .or lunds during this week. Channel lis budget for 1959-60 is $7(30.000. a substantial, part of which must be i lised through citizen support. Jhis -year's" door-to-door ' drive is the first in a series of allou't efforts to leach citizens in t h e i r h o m e s . I n a d d i t i o n , street corner campaigns will be conducted' in several communities. ; Channel 11. now on high power at 275,000 watts, offers good viewing for all families within a 65-mile radius of Chicago. Its main studio and master control room are located in the^ast wing of the museum of Science and In- [dustiy. 57th Street and Lake Shore Diive. The educational station carries a wide variety of children's programs as well as programs the family can enjoy together. Among them are concert-discussions by the Fine Arts quartet, dramatizations of Charles Dickens' David Copperfield. reports from the United Nations, and sewing, painting and safety classes. The station also has launched a new semester of credit courses jin cooperation with the Chicago City Junior college. Included is a course in beginning IUissian, which now has a total enrollment,,6f 1.730 students. Many scientists have quit wondering how old the earth is and have begun pondering how much older it will get. Whon all is said and done, the fact remains thai you have to sell what you write, what vou make, or what you invent. Claire Beauty Shoppe 200 S. 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Pit. 115, Recruit Training Battalion, Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego 40, Calif. Walter "Larry" Larsen returned home early last Thursday after his discharge from Army service at Fort Knox, K.y. He is the son of Mr. and j Mrs. Walter Larsen of south j Green street. j Donald R. Aeverman. store- | keeper second class, USN. son : of Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. W. j Aeverman of McHenry, aboard | the attack cargo ship USS S£- | minole, took part in an amphi- j bious landing exercise held on i the beaches of Camp Pendle- | ton, Calif. The exercise was i designed to improve the skills j of Navy personnel in the con- • duct of amphibious warfare in j the atomic age. I FREE! LEAN TENDER Valuable Gifts like this i can b@ yours by saving TOP VALUE STAMPS given wSfh . . . Cosco Card Table and Chairs 1EAD THE WANT ADS STAMPSAflot Brewing Cc Chicago,ItL Ribs 39 For A Real Taste Treat Try Our Country Farm P®rk C C lb-Sausage Reg 49c ik Reg. 59c NORTH DAKOTA RED U. S. No. 1 Potatoes C 25 Lb. 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