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Page Four THEMcHENRY PLAINDEALEIT Thursday, March 26, 1959 itiful daw And it is the ] FACULTY WINS _ _ 'beautiful cloy. it tin Spring must be here. %. raie day \v<> set aside 1o gawk I saw robins, boys on rolli^at the new bonnets. skates, a kite flying and Van ' May your umbrella stay in TUMI I Diedrieh raking the lawn ishe the corner as you enjoy a Hap- J LI*! TUDII I Bal# was the first one out with a • py Easter. IV IW I lllllhkkll raket. Now comes John Knox, new ; manager of the McHenry I Shamrocks, to tell us the team will hold its first practice next Sunday afternoon between the liours of 2 and 4. Of course. John wants as mam ball players as possible to try out for the team. Most everybod> interested in the continued success of the county league knows that a strong i team in McHenry . is desirable. Manager John knows what the team needs and will give it a real try. You have to .start with good pitching and a catcher who cati keep the opposition LOCAL SKATftS WIN HONORS AT INDIANA MEET FROM SENIORS A line crowd turned out last Monday night to watch a grudge game between this year's varsity seniors and the male faculty members in which; the faculty put on a sparkling At Peru, Ind.. on .March 21 performance to edge the senand 22. ope of the laigest two- iors 76-73. j day invitational skating meets The faculty started fast and; ev£r s®ted was held under the built up a 20-12 quarter lead. J supervision of the USARSA. They played a rather delib-; The McHenry Skating club had erate type of game and work? j accepted their invitation and ed for close-in shots which; by doing so sent represent a- they made quite effectively.! tives under the cltib name to The seniors were very,cold at skate in seven different .cate- the outset and couldn't get gories. their offense rolling. Cliff i Skaters representing McHen- Fulton, the head basketball ry were as follows: Suzan Ben- coach, had 7 points in the from running wild on the >as» Juvenile ladies speed: Pa- opening period while Bentz led paths If you are a ball player, just get oilt your spikes and glove and join the gang next Sunday. McHenry Recreation has C.lenn Allison and Dick O'Brien scheduled for exhibition bowlvid Freund. Juvenile men's the seniors with 5. speed: Richard Foss. Sub-nov- The second period was much ice men's speed and free skat- (jle samo story as the faculty ing; Sharon Dowe. Novice lad- piiecj Up another 17-13 margin J ies' free skating: Dick Dickow to take a commanding 37-25; and Sharon Dowe. intra and halftime lead. Fulton again! inter-mediate dance. scored 7 points to make it 14 The skaters left in t w o for the first half while Jack groups. One group left Friday Schaefer sank 3 buckets for ing starting at J a clock Satin- evenjng under the supervision 6 points to lead the scoring day afternoon. 1 he Kunas ha\e Rose Graziano. one of the for the varsity. an ad running this week thar p r o f e s s j o n ai instructors, and it %vas a fighting senior team gives \ou the highlight*. the seCond group left Saturday (hat entered the game in that - morning with Mrs. Dowe and seCond half. The game became Hilar> Rodenk? '.non<] ° Mrs. Dickow as chaperones. 'more wide open and faster in' sa\ that e\ei>t ung is se oi some Qf this the third quarter as the senthe binquet hoini* spniisniu > opportunity for1 iors finally outscored t,he fac ! them to exhibit their free style ulty 21-20 to make the third, programs and dances before period score 57-46, faculty's fa-j the 1959 Illinois state cham- vor. Mark Vvcital was hot and pionships which will be held had 9 points in the third perat the Just For Fun roller link iod while Fulton and Mandli in McHenry on April 26. had 8 and 5 points respectively. Richaiti Foss skated a three The seniors made a valiant minute free style routine to effort in that final period to the music of "Pop Goes the overtake the faculty and they Weasel." His interpretation came within one point at one; won for him first place for time. Mr. Hutchinson and Mr.; valuable players to receive i novice tree style. Cuda fouled out in the final awards. Coach C liff tulton will Sharon Dowe exhibited her quarter while Schaefer fouled be the speaker. After the pro- , j^ree minute free style pro- out for the seniors. The sengram. those who wish to re- gram the music of Hugo iors were really hot in this main will see a movie °f ^the j •vv"interyia.l*er, which won for quarter as they hit for 27 1958 state basketball champion- ' third place. Her partner points to the faculty's 19. The ship game. Better get >oui j was X!)icVc Dickow. younger boys were beginning tickets early. They had a big jn cat?£rory of sub-novice to catch up to the men, I becrowri last year with only three I gp^fj Suzan B?noche brought lieve, but time ran out just scfcools represented. home a thi»-d place trophy. a few minutes too early. 7, . , . .. 1 Vycital scored 9, Bentz 8, They were talking a oni ^ Tin D. J. | and Eichinger 6 to spearhead heat every place we wen es- ^ IFLCTLCIIRY LLC LVOGS I the final surge, but it just was- ' n't enough. ' The Tie-Rods" meeting of ^'ie r(?ason f°r the seniors passing--especially on fast breaks. For the varsity, Mark Vycital played an excellent game despite a bandaged finger and had 20 points on 7 baskets and 6 free throws. Don Bentz scored 18, and Matt Eichinger scored 17 to pace the attack. The rest of the scoring was pretty well balanced. The seniors improved as the game progressed and given a little more time may have pulled it out. The game was a success in that it earned several dollars to be used for a whirlpool and other essential atheltic equipment. Many thanks should be given to the players, cheerleaders, coaches and fans for their fine cooperation at the entire affair. Also, the work1 of referees, Jerry Kalk, and Bill Bolger. is also greatly appreciated as they donated their time and energy for this worthy cause. The entire evening- was a fine climax to this year's vtry successful basketball season. Faculty Mandli Seaton Hutchinson Smith Cuda Vick Fulton Thomas Seniors Eichinger Schaefer Claybaugh Cajthaml Peterson Bentz Moss Vycital PRESENT CHARTER OF MENTAL HEALTH GROUP APRIL 6 FG FT PF 6 3 4 1 0 0 4 1 5 1 1 2 2 4 5 0 0 2 10 8 4 4 3 3 28 20 25 FG FT PF 4 9 1 3 0 5 2 0 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 7 4 4 2 0 2 7 6 3 26 21 17 the Loyal Order of Moose for grade school hiiHkolhall pla\- ers. Five teamn. three from McHenry. Harrison and .lohnsburg schools are included in the banquet which will take place April 9 at TiJWfp.m. in the high school cafeteria. Teammates will select most A meeting of the Mental Health association of McHenry county was held Inst Monday evening in the McHenry hospital annex building, with Judge Ooon<\v of Woodstock presiding. Guests at the meeting were two representatives of the Lake county Mental Health association, who spoke of the work being done within their group. The next local meeting is being planned for Monday, Apr. 6. when a charter will be presented and by-laws accepted. A board of governors will be elected at this time, and committees formed to continue the work of the organization. SPORTSMEN MEET Pictured at the annual meeting- of the Illinois Shooting Preserve association, held last Thursday at the Wing 'n Fin club, are Glenn Palmer, Illinois Conservation department director; John M. Olin, president of the Shooting Preserve association; Max McGraw, vice-president of the association; knd Reggie Clark, association director. Show Sporls Movies At April 9 Meeting The board of directors held their regular meeting Tuesday, March 17. Many items of interest were discussed and passed. The committee on birds reported a very fine return on birds released. We sincerely hope all hunters, members and ^ guests got their share. This | Well, it looks like last weekyear there will be more quail j end wound up the ice. fishing and partridge released, as they '; for the year. seem to be very popular among I hunters. Outdoors By Jack Walsh On Thursday, April 9, the club will sho»v FREE movies of bob white, quail, and canoeing for trout, plus Walt Disney cartoons for the kiddles. The place: American Legion hall, McHenry, 111. Time: 8:00 p.m. News for all We heard that some fellows really had a good catch of perch at Lake Geneva last Thursday. Evidently about two thousand other fishermen heard the story too, because Saturday the lake was covered with them. One bait dealer in Lake Gej neva said that he sold more --•.•bait last Saturday than on any archery fans. |other day this winter. The Sportsmen's club is set- j ting up an archery range on I the Johnson acres on Ringwood Rd., West Shore Beach. Elmer Thorpe, an expert bow and arrow man, will give instructions. We inviie all Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, any group or club to come out and participate in this great sport. There is no charge or fee of any kind. It is planned to have McHenry County is slated for a state release of catchable sized rainbow and brown trout during the early part of April. These releases have been made for many years and we think it is a reasonable assumption to say that there are some really big trout lurking in the weeds and streams in this area. Smelt fishing should start team shooting as well as single i pretty soon so make sure your and double tournaments and^nets are jn good shape and prizes for the winners. Opening | patch all the holes in your date will be announced soon. boots or waders. Keep watch- Work on the cleaning of the ing the papers and listen to lake is progressing rapidly. The news reports on the radio for dates work will be done will j when and where fhe smelt are be published. • running. day. Sudden change, but real summer does not arrive until the chair gets up when you do That basketball game he- March 17 was opened at 8:00 defeat was the inability to hit P.M. by the president. Bob on a ^ood percentage of free- „ ^ ^ TI. throws. The boys made only 21 tween the Seniors and faculty • _ • nuttine on of whrile the faculty conmembers Monday night turned lhe 1 ie Rods ate putting on d 2Q f 2? f Ko o i0..i ria«v a car wash at the Conoco Ser- on ol !oi a veiy out to be a ieal class.v tussk. station on Anril =>th We fine percentage. The old bovs seemed to tire.uce station on Apiu otn. we t LEAVE ON TOURS Fifty M. C. H. S. student? left for New Orleans and thirty- one for New York on conducted tours over the Easter vacation. They will return next Tuesday. will start at 9:00 A.M. Sun- Leading scorer of the game | , f , t lh„ <j„njni- 1 day. Proceeds from this event wa? ^"oach Cliff Fulton whoi ' will go to the Northern Illinois 28 points on 10 baskets Timing Association for our cus- ai1c^ ^ free-throws. Paul Mandli x> .... torn show to be held at the ^it for 15 points. Jack Thomas Ro> Schaefer summed ui . Countv Fair ^rounds on had H- Kill Hutchinson had 9, that the Seniors got off to a ' "unt^ fair (.rounds on ^ ^ toward the last, but had enough , poor start and needed their coach on their side to call a • , ... A • ™ thn white slacks and white shirts time out and get them on the June 6th and 7th. We are planning to wear! Cudzi. had 8. This is very fine beam. with blue lettering for the show. We also plan to have four Special cheerleaders gave the juc}ges vv^0 have something in crowd (and it was a 'arKp I common about cars. We have crowd* some laughs, but .< le- started to give out entry blanks mained for Jack Scnaefer to ar)(j pian pass them out at bring down the house with a djfferent custom shows in the rib-tickling foul against Cliff nrea balanced scoring and the team also exhibited fine shooting skill, teamwork and classy IT'S COMING! The Bargain Saving Grand Opening of the Century Watch This Paper For The Big Day Fulton. Glorious Easter Sunday is Hearing fast. It is.one of the Pete Olson Secretary Isn't it grand to run into happiest days of the year. Somebody who not only looks From the spiritual side, it is a bright, but is bright? IUNBAY MATINii SKAT* 2 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. Also SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 to 4 Tues., Wed.. Fri., Sat. & Sun. 8 to 11 P.M. JUSt FOR HIM ROLLER RINK MeHENRY, II.I.. BECKE! KENNEL! 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE MeHENRY 2436 TRAIf^OKlG BOAISEiDlM© FOR AO. BREEDS Stud Service ° Heated & Unhealed Kennels • German Shosilmir Pups For Sale . Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving RBlSKi And N®velfti@s It' See our fine selection of attractive Easter Baskets filled with green cello grass, fun packed novelties, and a fine assortment of candy • Each basket is cellophane wrapped and tied with a bow... Others from 79c to $3.99 »omt MW»TS wucome »t tout 129 JJ. Riverside Dr.. Phone 26 AGENCY DRUG STORE You Should See hour CLEAN IN THE NEW JEWEL SHOPPING PLAZA OPEN FOR BUSINESS COME IN --TRY US! WE GUARANTEE • SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK! McHenry Recreation « PRESENTS World Famous Glenn Allien AND Dick O'Brien ON SAfBMY. MAU 28,2 Pii GLENN ALLISON, who is only 28 years old, has bowled (6> 300 games, (4) 299 games and (3) 298 games. He has a 200 plus average for past 8 years, holds world's record 7 game block rolled in Albany, N.Y. with games of 237, 279, 257, 223, 287, 278 and 245 (average of 258.) During 1958 season he held high average in three major leagues in Chicago. 209-- 105 games 210--105 games * 211-- 105 games Chicago All Stars North End Traveling South End Traveling DICK O'BRIEN bowls with Allison on the Pabst Blue Ribbon team. Has bowled <4> 300 games won over <5) tournaments each year for the past <5> years. His composite average since 1949 is 202.22. ALLISON AND O'BRIEN will roll a three game exhibition match starting at 2 P.M. and after this will give free instructions. If you have any questions about your game, why not avail yourself of this wonderful opportunity to talk with GLENN and DICK. EIGHT STATES REPRESENTED AT CLUB MEETING About 165 persons were present at the annual meeting of the Illinois Shooting Preserve associatio'.i, held Thursday, March 19, at '.he Wing 'n Fin Hunting and Fishing club. Presiding at the various sessions was John M. Olin, president of the association. One ui the speakers was Val Christmann, chairman, • who spoke of the three types of clubs--commercial, non-profit and daily fee Lewis Martin, assistant director of the Illinois Conservation department talked on the shooting preserves of the state,, which release quail, pheasants and mallards. Such preserves have been in operation for twenty years in Illinois. He continued to state that the 117 licensed shooting preserves areas in the state have been beneficial to hunters since many of the birds released are never recovered and scatter throughout the area, thus aid^ ing wild life propagation. Members attended from Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, Wis- Ultra-Modern Our" Spring Opening will be Thur., April 16 with a FREE SHOW watch for our Big Attractions consin, Minnesota, Io\ya and^j Ohio, as well as Illinois. Among state conversation officials were Glenn Palmer, director; Lew's Martin, assistant directo'-; Reggie Clark, director of shooting preserves; Har- .. ry Novotny, assistant chief of . law enforcement; and RulR Carter, district inspector. Officers of the Illinois association. besides Mr. Olin, are " Max McGraw, vice - president; William W. Rice, secretary; and Val Christmann, treasurer. GRASS FIKES The frequency of the fire siren blowing during tlO .wa. mth of Tuesday afternoon indicated thai spring has resulted in the customary number of grass riies. Local firemen were called to Lakeland Park twice to extinguish blazes. Members of Station 3 handled a similar fire at Fritzsche's Estates. Two Shows Friday, Saturday & Sundays One Show Only Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays FRI - SAT -- MARCH 27-28 Double Feature Program ^ "HIGH SCHOOL • HELLCATS" • also "HOT ROD GANG" SUN - MON - TUES MARCH 29-30-31 "HOUSEBOAT" Cary Grant & Sophia Loren WED - THURS ^ APRIL 1-2 Double Feature "TORPEDO RUN" Glenn Ford - Ernest Borgnine also "THE SHEEPMAN" Glenn Ford Shirley MacLaine ELM THEATRE Tel. JAckson 6-1421 Wauconda, 111. FREE PARKING - 125 CARS THURSDAY thru TUESDAY MARCH 26-31 the wonderful musical adventure... 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