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Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, January 14, I960 [Word comes through to hold down on copy this week so this column will be short in order to get as much other sports news in as possible. On the basketball front, let one and all be aware that Crystal Lake will come to McHenry Friday night to meet' our Warriors. Coach Fulton's teafn; beal Palatine by one point last Friday night and came home to win a 61 -."iS tussle from Antioch. Not much to spare but such, victories are sweet.. . "This team has learned the value of toamwork-and.it is a' pleasure- to watch ihe boys pass. the ball to the man, in best position to shoot. Scoring is well spread. - While our high school will bo trying to squeeze in the Friday nrght croud our 1o\vn team winders how 1ho\ can get enough money to finish the season. -It would be a shame lo 'see this team fold up its tent "now when in first place, in the league. Some of us have helped the team financially. Anybody want to kick in a few bucks at this time? Next year the team will start early to get sponsors or somehow build up a fund. II's right now that help is needed. Any of you good sports who want to help can give us a call. Please don't put the idea aside until too late. There is no place like a wake to meet old friends arid visit about old times. "Pink" Gorman and yours truiy covered a lot of ground as we paid respects at the "Toddy" Engeln wake. The Engeln fa-rflTTy goes, way back in McHenry history when Riverside Drive was named Water Street. ! DAILY PINUPS -- i One of the greatest labor saving5 devices of today is tomorrow. A wedding ring" is somewhat like a tourniquet, it slows down circulations. McHENRY EDGES PALATINE 57-56 IN LOOP GAME Victory Puts MCttS In Three Way Tie For Second £lace by Lambert Fremiti Friday the Warriors squeaked past Palatine, the unfortunate .newcomers in the North | Suburban Loop, by the score '.of 57-56. The victory kept Palj atine in last place, without -a {conference win and put Mc- S Henry in a three way tie for ) second with'a 4-2 loop record. ' The Warriors continued their "running tactics and seemed to 'baffle the Pirates with a zone press, as the Warriors came up with 13 interceptions. I An interesting occurrence of | the game that most spectators were unaware of was the batjtle of the sophomores. Seehau- I sen of Palatine, whose coach ! rated him as number one sophomore in the conference, was , guarded by McHenry's Paul j Morenz, another sophomore, in ! the second half. We now know i who has the best sophomore in i the conference as Seehausen I scored only one basket in the | second half. McHenry came up with the usual well balanced scoring as four men scored" in double fig- : ures„ Mike Creighton paced the ' cagers with 18 and John Stein- ! bach, finally returning to ac- [ tion, had 11. Jim Hester aTid I Paul Morenz each accounted for 10. Schneble was high for the Pirates with 20 points. Jim Hester for the Wariors showed some fine passing ability as he came up with seven assists. The ill-fated Pirates hit 35 per cent of their shots while the Warriors shot 42 per cent. McHenry (57) •«3§§ FG FT FPTS FULTONMEN WW CLOSE ONE FROM ANTIOOU1-58 Teams Battle All The Way As Fans See Tense Finish by Lambert Freund M. Creighton. T. ; Morenz Creighton j Oeffling Hester Steinbach Totals 24 9 14 57 Palatine (56) FG FT F PTS Seehausen F oster Schneble Fabei Roberts 3 7 4 15 1 20 2 4 0 10 Totals 23 10 10 56 By Quarters Palatine 13 12 12 19--56 McHenry 12 19 15 12--57 St. Pat Five Wins From Meadowdale :,«<St. Pat's basketball team resumed their winning ways,, as they rolled to a 52-22 victory over Meadowdale last Sunday. The local team jumped off to an early lead and spent most ; of the second half working on 1 plays and passing. The Junior Varsity also won their game. The score was 22 to 21. The ancient Romans honored Janus, the god of gates and doors and of beginnings and endings, on the first day of the year. Janus, for whom the month of January was named, was pictured with two faces, and looked both ahead and backward. Woodstock St. Mary's Win Grade School Title A modern pedestrian is one who starts the day being glad to be alive and ends i.t by being amazed. Some folks have elastic minds but adhesive memories. The mind is much like the stomach in that it's not how much you put in that counts, but how much you digest. Go aJl out for life and it will go all out for you. Anommous Northern lllini Bowmen News The Northern lllini Bowmen held their annual election meeting and have selected "the following slate of officers for the coming year: President, Bob A l d e r t o n . L a k e V i l l a : V i c e - President, Duke Adams. McH e n r y ; T r e a s u r e r , M i c k e y Smart, Highland Lake; Secretary, Dorothy Birmingham, Grayslake. We hope that the coming year can be as successful as the past year which saw the club set two state attendance marks. Anyone interested in finding out more about archery can contact any of the above officers. Bettor yet, the club meetings are held the third Thursday of each month at the McHenry American Legion hall at 8:00 p,ro. -- come in and visit. (Don Peasley Photo) St. Mary's grade school team won the junior division in the McHenry Knights of Columbus' seventh annual parish tourney at McHenry high school Sunday. From left, first row: Dick Burg, Cope Bradford, Pete Parker, Tim Murphy, and Jim Neumaier. starting five. Middle: Tim Freund, Tom Brown, Don Schmitt, Tom Carlisle, Mike Novy. Bob Kristensen. and Don Hellstern. Back'- Jack Bvers, the Rev. Joseph Egan. St. Mary's pastor; and Clarerrce Murphy. Byers and Murphy coach the team. The champs beat Christ the King, Wonder Lake. 34-25, in the title game. Big Fellows Bebound In Parish Tourney IN MEMORIAM In loving momorj of our dear wife and mother. Thelma B. Chrisman who passed away 2 ' years ago, January 18. ! Harry R. Chrisman and Family 37 i Tom Oeffling <51i and Tom Huemann (40) close in on Spring Grove's Ed Schmitt in fight for rebound during the title game in the McHenry Knights „of Columbus tourney at the.McHenry high school. Johnsburg won when Lawrence Freund lacod two free throws n,ear the end of the-first overtime, 70-66. GET THE JUMP ON SPRING!! Let Us Recondition and Store Your Power Rotary Lawn Mower Special Price of Includes: • Cleanout of carbon deposits • New spark plug • Lubrication of all moving parts • New gasoline tube • Oil Change • Thorough cleaning • Cutter blade sharpened and balanced • Keel type mowers ($10.00) Broken parts replaced upon request, at list price Call EV 5-2916 United Reht-CUU. Saturday, in a non-oonference home game, the Warriors beat the Antioch Sequoits, 61- 58. Antioch at present is at the top of their conference, the Northwest Loop. The win leaves McHenry with a 4-2 nonconference record and a 8-4 overall record for the season. The Warriors were hustling under the boards as they came up with 42 rebounds and led the Sequoits in buckets, 27-20. The game was nearly lost at the charity line as Antioch sank 18 free throws to the Warriors .7. The Warriors took the first quarter 13-11 and in the second came up with 12 baskets, high for the season in one quarter, but only one free throw for 25 points to Antioch's 17. The Sequoits took the two remaining rounds 14-13 and 16-10 but still came out at the loser's end of a 61-58 score. Again four Warriors scored in double figures as Bill Oeffling led with 15. Paul Morenz and John Steinbach each accounted for 11, while Jim Hester had 10 points. Dahlman was high for. Antioch with 20 points. Bill Oeffling led in assists with seven. The Warriors again out-shot the opponents by sinking 45 per cent qf their shots. McHenry (61) FG FT FPTS Creighton, T. 2 0 3 4 Reid 1 0 3 2 Moreno - 5 1 1 11 Creighton, M. •1 0 3 8 Oeffling 6 3 1 15 Hester 4 2 0 10 Steinbach 5 1 4 11 Totals 27 7 16 61 Antioch (58) FG FT FPTS Pyles 4 1 2 9 Wolf 2 3 1 7 Martin, B. 6 2 2 14 Gudgeon 0 1 3 1 Dahlman 6 8 2 20 Herbst r. 2 3 1 7 Totals 20 11 58 By Quarters Antioch 11 17 14 16-38 McHenry 13 25 13 10--& Local Men Among Several Sentenced Ralph D'Angelo and Robert Burns of " Wonder Lake and Chicago were sentenced to sixty days in the county jail, probation for one year and fined $50 and costs in county court last week. They were charged with larceny of tires and batteries from the Ryder service station at Wonder Lake last fall. Jack Edmonds of Volo was sentenced to eight months at the state farm at Vandalia on each of two informations charging him with issuing checks to defraud, the sentences to run concurrently. Some men are so heavenly minded, they are of no earthly good. McHENRY RECREATION C. D. of A. -- C. Boro, 202-527; J. Pieroni, 161-480; E. Smithson, 180-492; E. Nimsgern, 175; M. Thennes, 176; D. Chelini, 167-435; L. Braidman, 462. J. Weyland, 170-464. Railroads: J. Pieroni, 6-7-10; H. Rodenkirch, 6-7-10. Nite Owls -- v D. Cusack, 434; N. Bowman, 462; C. Colman, 175-458; L^ Vacondio, 177-430; A. Schwingl. 174-458; M. Otto, 422; M. Kuna, 433; L. Worts, 401; P. Rosing, 436; G. O'Brieh, 449; M. Foss, 426; D. Miller, 180- 456; L. Miller, 442; P. Greene, 182-459; J. Rosing, 452; R. Simon, 189-427. Railroads: . M. Kuna, 6-10-7; H. Miller, 3-6-7. Ten Pin Queens -- Cristy & Stendebach 0-3 -- McHenry Recreation 3-0. . P. Wight, 438; T. Steffan, 205- 556; M. Donnelly, 468. - Rutledge Caddy Cart 3-0 --- L & M Constructors 0-3. J. Doherty, 179-449; M. Fuchs, 177-460; L. Burns, 183-478; M. Doherty, 180- 496; L. Michels, 458. Elsie's Charm House 0-3 -- Bungalow Inn 3-0. K. Fuhler, 453; L. Berry, 464. Merrill Woolen 3-0 -- S.R.A. 0-3. M. Amour, 174. Overton Caddi-Lacs 1-2 -- Snug Harbor Boat Club 2-1. W. Gehrke, 446; R. Barbian, 434. Thursday 9:15 League Riverside Barber Shop 3-0 -- Bimbo's 0-3. L. Nimsgern, 201; R. Kuna, 200-563; A. C>tto, 548. Northern Illinois Machinists 1-2 -- Old Bridge Tavern 2-1. T. Osakandy, 202-530; G. Rodenkirch, 200-565; G. Kinsala, 220-215-626; J. Larkin, 528; M. Crouch, 211-236-606. Freund Oil 3-0 -- Carey Electric Q-3. Sigman, 203-552; Simon, 228-574; Freund, 554. H. E. Buch & Sons 0-3 -- Ciark Chevrolet 3-0. H. Lottchea, 211-216-607; H. Smith, 234-583., Kent Corporation 3-0 -- F. M. Television 0-3. R. Gilliford, 232-210-610; Hojnacki, 220-562. Park Pub 0-3 -- Lakeside Inn 3-0. M. Krueger, 526; E. Kronke, 204-528; C. Abel, 569. Commercial -- Brennan Milk Service 0-3 -- McHenry State Bank 3-0. K. Ingersol, 531. George's White House 1-2 -- Kleinhans Bldg. Service 2-1. R. Blake, 545; R. Gilliford, 203-537. Thread and Gage Co., Inc. 2-1 -- Mark's Sports Center 1-2. L. Nimsgern, 223-575; G. Viscounti, 208-584; J. Martinucci, 234-562; D. Buralli, 213- 594; R. O'Brien, 206. Bimbo's 2-1 -- Wort's Service Station 1-2. G. Barbian, 545; E. Freund. 223-569. McHenry Laundry 1-2 -- Garrelt's Contract Co. 2-1. R. Pries, 202-216-587; L. Thennes, 218-546;. W. Garrelts, 211. V.F.W. Post 4600 1-2 -- Craft Bulk Coolers 2-1. Tuesday Thlrty-Niners McHenry Co-op 2-1, -- McHenry State Bank 1-2. J. Heide, 426. Freund Oil 3-0 Nye Drugs 0-3. C. Schlitt, 459; C. Antonson 408; B. Mackinder 436; E. Smith 417; S. Low 387; B. Hanson 372. Pitzen Plastering 2-1 -- H. E. Buch & Son 1-2. L. Pitzen RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreen 5-2486 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS Stud Service • Heated & Unhealed Kennels * German Shorthair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving 542 Main St. Open Daily 8 to 6 -- Wednesday and Sunday 8 to 12 McHenry Mike Dougherty & Jim Morgan invite you to aura. Ml COUNTRY CLUB'S GOLF TOURNAMENT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC SUNDAY, JAN. 17th Get your • two-some or four-some together and phone f EV 5-2040 for 'Tee-Off" time and full tournament information $7.00 per person includes dinner at the club, golf fees and tournament awards 431; A. Wohnrade 365;, L. Freund 447; JV. Dougherty 448; H. Busch 472. • PALACE I Wednesday Night Ladies -- Buss Motors 1-2^ -- Hettermann's 2-1. T. Steffan, 156-445; M. Wakitsch, 175; M. Hettermann, 191-498; V. Herdrich; E. Justen, 186-185; M. Kelly, 173; N. Larkin, 187; B. Meath, 192. 7:00 Monday Ladies -- Carey Appliances 1-2 -- McHenry Disposal 2-1. Walsh Insurance 2-0 -- Elm Paint & Supply 1-2. 9:00 Ladies -- Castle View Inn 2-1 -- Riverside Bake Shop -1-2. L. Behnke, 459. Mark's 2-1 -- Sportsman's Inn 1-2. D. Kilsey, 435; E. Winkel, 440; H. Conway,. 457. 7:00 C.O.F. -- F. Gende, 189; J. Knox. 202; P. A. Freund, 217; D. Dixon 205; B. Kreutzer, 528. 9:00 C.OiF* -- A. Schigen, 213-215-574; G. Freund, 21-561; FL Justen, 200; A. J. Schmitt, 212; J. Etten, 202-533; G. Freund, 203-564. Tavern -- Hans 3-0 -- McDonald's 0-3. H. Steffes, 567; J. Worm, 542; H. Behnke, 205-562; B. Worm, 549. George's 2-1 -- Joe's,. Tap 1-2. D. Hiller, 246-559; S. Miller, 201-567; G. Schaefer, 600; A. Tonyan, 200; B. Peisert, 220-223-599. Atlas Prager 1-2 -- Whitey's 2-1. K. Brand, 529. Holiday Inn 3-0 -- Fred & Irene's 0-3. J. Long, 537. Title Company Names Officers At Meeting At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the McHenry County Title company; held Jan. 8, the following directors were reelected: William M. Carroll, Sr., Herbert T. Cooney, David R. Joslyn, Richard E. Duff, Henry W. Sandeen, G. Allan Julin, Jr., and Francis E. O'Connor. The newly elected directors' meeting followed the meeting of the stockholders and the following officers were elected for 1960: Richard EX Duff, president; William M. Carroll, Sr., vice-president; JShin D. Byers, vice-president; G. Allan Jullin, Jr., secretary; and Herbert T. Cooney, treasurer. Earl Paddocks was named assistant treasurer. OBITUARIES JOSEPH LUNDBORG Joseph Lundborg, one of Wonder Lake's best known residents, died Friday, Jan. 8, just a few days after he underwent surgery in St. Bernard's hospital, CJiicago. Mr. Lundborg had been a resident of Wonder Lake for about ten years, where he was a member, and past president, of Harrison school board. „ The deceased was a supervisor for Western Electric Co. He is survived by his widow, Mildred; a daughter, Anne, now'a student at Northern Illinois university; three sons, Daniel, serving with the Marine corps; Richard, a student at Marquette university, and Joseph at home; four sisters, Ruth PathiUs, Esther Latimore, Beatrice Flenckehstein and Bernice Schriefers. The body rested at the George R. Justen & Son chapel, where Rev. Burton Schroeder of Nativity Lutheran church, Wonder Lake, officiated at last rites Tuesday afternoon.. JOHN A. ENGELN John A. (Toddy) Engeln, 72. of 109 E. Waukegan street, McHenry, died Sunday morning, Jan. 10, in McHenry hospital, following a long illness. The deceased was born Nov. 7, 1887, in McHenry, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Engeln.' He had spent his entire lifetime here. Mr. Engeln is survived by his widow, Lydia; a daughter, Virginia Thomas, of .Dearborn, ^lich.; three grandchildren; four sisters,. Mrs. Fred Miller of McHenry, Mrs. Myer Klass of Sturgeon Bay, Wis., Mrs. Nick Steilen and Mrs. Gerald O'Shea of Chicago; and one brother, Peter Engeln, of Florida. Several sisters and brothers preceded him in death. Services were held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon st the George Justen & Son' chapel, with Rev. Vincent Fish of Holy Family Episcopal church of Fox Lake officiating. Burial was in Woodland cemetery. (TARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all our friends for the lovely gifts, flowers, cards and good wishes received on the occasion of our fiftieth wedding anniversary, You have helped to make this one of the most memorable days of our lives. Emily and Siegfried Stevenson *37 Jan. 1 became generally ac cepted as New Year's Day in th^ 1500's when the Gregorian calendar was introduced. But the new year still begins or March 21 i n I r a n . And t h e Hindus have a different New Year's Day for each of their many different religious groups. WILLIAM LONGFIELD William A. Longfield, Sr., "a frequent visitor to McHenry, passed away Monday, Jan. 11. at Walther Memorial hospital, Chicago.. 1 Besides his wife] Martha, hft: leaves one daughter, Mrs. WaP ter Haug, of Shalimar subdivision; three sons, Elmer of Berwyn, William, Jr., and Herman, both of Glenview; seven grandchildren and three great-grand children. Nephews include August Longfield of Wauconda and Paul Longfield of Holiday Hills. Mr. Longfield will be buried this (Thursday) in Memori^L Park, Skokie, * Favorite breakfast dish .°t orphanages in Poland is "Zupa mleczna z ryzem" -- milk soup with rice, made from the powdered- milk in CAKE's $1 food packages. Poland is one of 15 countries whose needy are" helped by contributions to the CARE Food Crusade, Chicago 3-"'- 9 -- HURRY -- ENDS THURS. 2 -- RETURN HITS -- 2 'TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON" m 3ga with Marlon Brando ^ plus "DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER" with Glenn Ford FRI thru TUES JAN 15-16-17-18-19 & That ^'Hercules" Man STEVE REEVES ^ "GOLIATH AND THE BARBARIANS" In Color & Scope WED thru SAT " JAN 20-23 John Milke John Milke, 53, of 414 Shore Drive, Lakeland Park, a resident of this |rea for the past twenty years/ died early last Thursday, Jan. 7, at his home after an illness of six months. Mr. Milke farmed in the lov'al community' for many years, and as a hobby was. interested in gardening and landscaping. He is survived by his wife, Marian; two sons, Bob and Jimmy, at home; a brother, Chester, of Chicago, three sisters, Clara Jayko of McHenry, Mae Puchalski of Winters, Wis. and Frances Alfano of California. The body rested at the Peter M Justen & Son chapel until Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. When services were held in St. Patrick's Catholic cihurch. Interment was in the church cemetery. ALL DISNEY SHOW "3RD MAN ON THE MOUNTAIN" pi%s fa "DUMfcO" ' A D U L T N I G H T Roller Skating Classes for Adults Only Every Wednesday -- Classes 7-8 P.M. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday -- 8-11 P.M. 1:30 - 4 P.M. Saturday Matinee 2 - 4:15 P.M. Sunday Matinee JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK Potent Drugs? Wt hov« • wealth•« get yo» w#il and guard your hualthl • Omr ltrgi proscriptions volume permits is to maintain ample stocks, including many ran drags and th« nrwist specialties. Thus, we are prepared to compound all prescriptions prompdy--and precisely aa directed. As a special precaudon, we doubic check each compounding step. Yet, < yo«11 find o«r prices DO higher than else* whet*. Tfy aa. Mat time. Bolger S Drug Store 103 S. Green EVergreen 5-4500 McHenry aaaaaaaaiaaza ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILL. THURS - FRI - SAT f JAN 14-15-16 ^ Double Feature Program "JET OVER THE ATLANTIC®! j " also "BULLWHIP" Special Children's Matirfw» Saturday, Jan. 16 "CHEAPER BY ^ THE DOZEN" # ONE SHOW ONLY DOORS OPEN AT 1:00 SHOW STARTS 1:30 P.M. SUN - MON - TUES JAN 17-18-19 'THE LAST ANGRY MAN'^ starring Paul Muni & David Wayne STARTS WED, JAN 20 FOR FOUR (4) BIG> DAYS "THIRD MAN ON THE MOUNTAIN" also "DUMBO" Program Schedule: Mon. thru Thurs.. one show each evening Doors open at 7:30 £ Show Starts at 8:00 P.M. Feature Picture about 8:15 Fri. & Sat. doors open at 6:30 P.M. Show starts at - 7:00. Shows at 7:00 & 9:00 P.M. Sunday shows at 4:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. Doors open at 3:30 p.m. McHENRY THEATRE 518 So. Gr. Ph. Ev. 5-014 FRI-SAT-SUN-MON-TUES JANUARY 15-16-17-18-19 ; FIVE BIG DAYS S U N D A Y 3 - 5 - 7 - 9 W E E K D A Y S 7 - 9 "GOLIATH AND THE BARBARIANS" Steve Reeves Added Selected Short Subjects WED - THURS - FRI~SA5 JANUARY. 20-21-22-23 ALL WALT DISNEY SHOWL Michael Rennie - Janet Munro* "THIRD MAN ON THE MOUNTAIN" "DUMBO"