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t Pigs Fear THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Jhf £ctstj£~ U/o&aA. ,,r SO I HEAR From Florida comes a card explaining "Deductible Sunshine". Bill Pries, Sr., added a notation to the card which explains the title. It seems a Federal Judge of Cleveland, Ohio has ruled in a case in favor of "Florida Sunshine" being deductible medical expense. With income tax payment time breathing down our necks, it is a little late for this year! However, we can file this card away and see if we can get a doctor to advise a trip next winter. Or, how about a trip to the north woods next summer? Thapt should be deductible^ Your Honor. HELICOPTER COUNT OF DEER IN STATE MAY BRING CHANGE Springfield, 111. -- A winter deer inventory by helicopter indicates that some Illinois counties are closed to deer hunting although they have i deer populations large enough i to hunt, the state Department of Conservation announced to- i day. i The number of deer hunting Northern lllihi Bowmen News The Invitational Field shoot held by the Northern. Illini Bowmen last Sunday, turned out to be a huge success. There were 129 shooters registered and the o entire Northern League was represented. Winners camie from Rockford. Crystal Lake, McHenry, American Legion Tourney Champs ; Gerio Schaefer bowled a 224- •632 at the Palace that the hoys • think is worthy of mention. Chicago, Elgin, Sycamore and permits'that would be issued if j Fox. Lake. We were especially the counties were opened , 'iaPP> see^ so many of oui would depend Upon the esti- friends^ from the Waukegan mated deer populations and Bowmen-. the available hunting area. A DeKalb cttunty census was made oyer the snow on Febru- ; ary 24 when visibility condi- : Oh brother! Junior .Freund j tions were at their best. Of 375 bowled another 600 and some- j deer counted. 104 were eoncenlast week trated on one farm. The remaining deer were herded up on a small number of farms throughout the county. The next day 175 deer were seen concentrated on a few farms in Boone county. The concent rat ion-of deer is due to the annual 20 per cent increase in Illinois herds where thing series agam ® that we failed to catch. He hasn't said a word about it. but come to think of it his remarks about our White Sox have been nastier this week than usual. ** ' ' We have a schedule of the county league baseball sched- 2 ule telling us that the first ( 3 round starts the first day of i losses through hay mowing op- ~ May. Spring practice is late | erations. poaching and harassthis year except for throwing j ment by dogs are kept to a snow* balls. And. has anybody ; minimum. ~-seen a robin? 1 Most of the landowners in | closed counties where large If you own a boat of any I deer concentrations occur are kind th^t is pushed along by a ' unaware of the crop depradamotor, you had better stop in to see your boat dealer and get a state registration blank. * Must tell you men to be prepared for some great sights come Easter Sunday. We visited- a large city this week and saw some of the hats they have designed for the girls this year. We didn't buy. It gave us a terrible start ' to read that Jolly Cholly Grimm stated he had seven uncertain spots in his lineup. It was such a relief to read an explanation of the statement. What Grimm meant was that he has so much talent this year r that seven positions are still open* That's nice. -'•* " " * SIf you do not have your tickets for the sports banquet, you had better get on your bicycle. Next Tuesday, April 5, is the - date. For something different in tsjghigh school ' sports activities, you can visit Marian Central this week and see some boxing matches. Details are in sepa- 3 rate story. tion problem the animals c; a few farmers who are unwilling hosts to the deer herds. A section,, of Illinois running from the mouth of the Kaskaskia river to the northeast have increasing deer herds and are reporting more damage each year. Lake Region Sports Car Club April 14 -- Lake Region Sports Car Club Board of Directors' Meeting. 8 p.m.. Chapel Hill Country Club, McHenry. April 21 -- Lake Region Sports Car Club Business Meeting, 8 p.m., VFW Hull, McHenry. April 30-May 1 -- Lake Region Sports Car Club invites you to the Monte Carlo Rally, a special open event, limited to the first 100 cars to register. 1,000 miles of intrigue and challenge for everyone. There . Tf>e winners in each Division are listed?-below: Men- Open -- James Burgan. Expert AA -- John Krbec Expert A - \ran Graham Expert B -- Norm Pederson Bowmen -- Pick Meiser Archer -- Clyde Gesner Novice -- Ed Wilson Junior Boy -- Jack Gesner Free Style -- Frank Osborn Women Expert' A -- Pat Pizzuto Expert B-- Elaine Jennings Bowmen -- Marge Carlson Archer --- Marg Klein Novice Mary Jane Lewis Jr. Girl •-- Martha Ann Mc- .Intyre Thanks to everyone who came out to shoot and enjoy the fresh air and sunshine. We hope to see even more of you at our next Invitational on June 12. The above picture shows the St. Mary's grade school basketball team which had won the American Legion tournament just minutes before the picture was takeji., Standing: Richie Smith, Don justen, Dr. Watkin$, Joe Malpede, Dan Blake, Coach Doran, Bob Hendricks, Mike Noonan, Bill Funk, Mgr. Glossbn, Father Nilges. Kneeling: Bob Mayfield, Chris Newkirk, Jon Meyer,- Clarence Adams, arid Tom Biake. J08MSBURG HVE FOR GREAT YEAR Beat Woodstock In 84 To 82 Overtime In Real Comeback JAYCEES WILL SPONSOR SAFE DRIVING ROAD-EO Another West Sider left us t h i s w e e k . " D u k e s " K n o x passed away. There was a fellow who had long and painful suffering on this earth, but could take it. That song "Singin' In The Rain" must have been written for "Dukes". The McHenry Junior Chamber of Commerce is making plans for a safe driving road-eo which they will sponsor in May. The club invites anyone under 19 years of age who has a driver's license to enter. Cars used in the road-eo will be 1960 models, with a choice of three models to drive. There will be two winners named, a girl and boy. each to receive an engraved plaque, as well as the right to copnpete in the state finals in June. Winner of the state contest' will receive an all expense trip to Washington, D. C., in August to compete in the national finals. A total of $4,900 in scholarships will be awarded. Contestants may register at the high school or at Smithwill be 3 classes. Challenge i Craft. Inc., 133 N. Riverside Class to test the mettle of the j Drive before April 7. experts -- will include the fast- ; est speeds and the most difficult terrain. All previous winners of any 1.000 mile Rally must run in this class. Senior PIONEER GIRLS Girls between the ages of 9 and 18 interested in the Pio- Class will have an interesting! neer Girls group are urged to 5 LIST CHANGES AND I OPENING DATES FOR 3 CAR RACING FANS „ J o h n K a i s h i a n , W a u k e g a n Speedway race promoter and president of Midwest Speedways, Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, has added the ^ mile track at Wisconsin State Fair Park to his agendum, thus bringing to four, the number of tracks he will be operating during the 196Bracing season. Kaishian has jouRkfjoree^jivith Tom Marchese, president of ft Wisconsin Auto Racing, Inc.. * who has been promoting race x activities at Fair Park since 3 1929. The new arrangement is 3 expected to improve modified ® stock car racing at all tracks § on the circuit, by offering big- X ger. and better shows to the 1 fans by providing them with ~ more cars, safer cars and keen- 5 er competition. The local track at Waukegan "* will share in the venture too, .; as will many drivers, as Kai- T~shian has plans of establishing J a point prize fund which will | be beneficial to all drivers, and Jig will be distributed to the top % running drivers of the four tracks combined. - tix • All tracks will operate under ipopen competition rules, allowing any car and driver to compete as long as his car meets the prescribed standards set forth in the new rules, recently i' published. Tentative opening dates for the four tracks are ^;:as follows: Waukqgan Sunday Night 3§--May 1 route (no gimmicks) to keep drivers and navigators on their toes. Previous winners of any s t r a i g h t n a v i g a t i o n a l R a l l y must enter this one or Challenge Class. Junior Class -- here is a way for drivers with no previous 1,000 mile Rally experience to get their feet wet. This class is particularly recommended for low displacement sedans. | Club teams are invited to j enter. Reservations must be in j by April 16. Limited to first ! 100 cars. Chairman Bob Lowe, ; Box 154, Dundee, Hazel 6-3115. | Co-Chairman Tom Barlow,! 1232 Daryl Lane, Northbrook, Crestwood 2-4456. Come along. You'll really enjoy this one! ' _ . i CAMERA CLUB MEETS j The McHenry Camera club will hold its monthly meeling ! at the McHenry Camera Cen- i ter on Tuesday/ April 5. at 7:30 • p.m. There will be a demon- j stration of processing colored | slides. ' contact Mrs. B. Winston, Rt. 6, Box 960-B, or Mrs. Ruth Sveen, Quinn's subdivision, McHenry, in the near future. The group is being formed in connection with the work of the Alliance Bible church on John street. A group is being formed in McHenry, with meetings planned to be held in private homes. Johnsburg added their second annual invitational tournament championship to two previous championships from the Knights of Columbus Tournament ansl State Catholic Order of Foresters making it a successful year for the Johnsburg basketball team. The tournament opened with a thriller between Richmond and Johnsburg. It was a seesaw game until the fourth quarter when Johnsburg pulled away by twelve only to see Richmond fight back to within two points when time ran out. Final score was 81-79 Johnsburg. Loren Miller and Jack Arseneau led Richmond with 32 and 14 points respectively. Johnsburg had five men hit double figures with Don Betitz leading the way with 23. In the second game Woodstock and McHenry were nip and tuck for the first half and then Woodstock pulled away after the half time intermission. The final score was Woodstock 90 McHenry #7. Kurtz and Musser led Wold* stock with 26 and 21 respfecively. Benson and Justen led cHenry with 21 and 16 Respectively. In the consolation game Richmond beat McHenry 92- 64. It was a well played game but McHenry was unable, to stop Loren Miller and Jack Arseneau who scored 35 and 20 points respectively, iack Schaefer led McHenry with 17. A Johnsburg rally in the fourth quarter defeated a stubborn Woodstock team. Woodstock, defending champions from last year, saw a fifteen point lead dwindle under a fourth quarter Johnsburg surge. The game started out a real thriller with the lead changing hands frequently. At the end of the first quarter Woodstock lead by one. Johnsburg and Woodstock were even at the half 37-all. In the third quarter Woodstock pulled away to what looked like a commanding lead only to see it melt before a great effort from the Johnsburg reserves. The game wound up a tie 76 all and Johnsburg outscored Woodstock 8-6 in the overtime to capture the tournament. Don Bentz scored the tremendous total of 43 points while Kurtz hit 32 for Woodstock. We wish to thank everyone for their support and also the teams from Woodstock, McHenry and Richmond for making the tournament a success. Johnsburg (84) THE NEW C V I N R U D S STARFUTIr With Jetstream drive NORTH BRIDGE MARINE SERVICE East Ann Street Phone EV 5-3360 FO FT PFPTS Oeffling 0 0 1 0 Schmitt 1 2 1 4 Comstock 2 1 0 5 Brennan 6 0 1 12 Bentz 20 3 3 43 Freund, L. 3 1 1 7 Huff 0 0 0 0 Freund, M. 1, 0 2 2 Hiller 2 1 3 5 Huemann 2 2 1 6 Thelen 0 0 0 0 Schaefer 0 0 0 0 Totals 37 10 13 84 Woodstork (82) FG FT PF PTS Judson 4 0 0 0 Laugerhausen 1 0 1 2 Kurtz 12 8 2 32 Shook 4 3 3 11 Musser. 7 0 2 14 Laugerhausen •0 0 0 0 Scharna 7 1 2 15 Totals 35 12 10 82 Scores By Quarters -- Johnsburg 18 19 12 27 8--84 Woodstock 19 18 26 13 6--82 CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this opportunity to thank friends, relatives and others for cards, flowers, prayers and other remembrances during my illness. I am especially grateful for the prayers and visits of Rev. Martin. Mrs. James Orr 48 Dictionaries give from 45 to 90 meanings for the word 'run'. iiitiiiiiiiiintiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiuiuiii FOX VALLEY RIDERS llllllllllllllllll!llllllllintllllllllllllllIlllliillllllUU!IlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlI III If you have heard the Fox Valley Riders are putting on a benefit Scrambles, you heard right. On May 22, we are holding our first- benefit Scrambles Race. All proceeds are to go to the Mental Health Center for McHenry County. During the winter we have been discussing the possibilities of holding a Scrambles Race for some worthy cause. In our research, we happened to hear of the Mental Health Center. After hearing of this Center, a number of members of our club spoke to Mr. Stanley Blumberg, the Administrative Director. Our interview with Mr. Blumberg revealed many acts about mental illness and his Mental Health Clinic. When weighed carefully at our next meeting, the s e facts brought unanimous approval. The Mental Health Center can now count on, our help. Here are just a few facts which we considered. One out o f e v e r y t e n A m e r i c a n s a r e suffering from mental disorders. This amounts to seventeen million Americans. At present we have approximately 1,200 Mental Helath Clinics in the United States and most of these are pall time. We need at least 3,300 full time clinics. This amounts to one clinic for every fifty thousand people. There are more people hospitalized for mental illness than all other diseases combined. The Mental Health Center for McHenry County gives services free to any persons who cannot afford treatment. A nominal charge is asked of all persons who can afford treatment. The Center operates mainly from private contributions and a small amount of State aid. By helping the Mental Health Center for McHenry County we will be directly helping the citizens of our community. We will be helping those citizens who are mentally disturbed, regain a normal life and become an asset to the community. We will continue, as in thie past, to work for the betterment of our community. Permits Asked Of Waterways Division The Illinois Division of Waterways has received an application from Northern Illinois Gas Co. for a construction permit to install a gas main under and across a drainage ditch to McCullom Lake on the easterly side of Ringwood road. An application also was received from Louis P. Staubitz of McHenry to construct two covered thirty-two-foot wood plank Piers with steel pipe sup^ ports to serve as pier and boat house. VOTE REPUBLICAN GOETSCHEL CORONER RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreen 5-3436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR AI.I, BREEDS • Stud Service • Healed & Unhealed Kennels • German Shorlhair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving • x - Hales Corners -- Saturday Night--May 14 Cedarburg -- Wedn esday Night--May 18 Fair P£rk -- Thursday Night --May 19. The Hawaiian language has 0al£ 12 letters, Greek, 13. Learn To Dance On Roller Skates New Beginner's Classes Starting on Tuesdays to 8 P.M. at JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHENRY Rink Open Tues., Wed., FrI., Sat. & San. 8 to 11 p.m. -- Matinee Sat. & Sun. 1:30 toJUOO pan. New Easter Hair-do Our Easter Bunny is really cutting capers with smart spring haircuts . . . beautiful shaping, permanent waving. Come in for your new coiffure . . . time for Easter! Expertly Styled by our Technicians l^iverdide ^JJairAty fing, Studi Member of N.H.C.A. 126 N. Riverside Dr. Phone EV 5-0147 McHenry,HI. Open: Tues., Thurs., Fri., 8-9; Wed., 9-6; Sat., 8-5; Closed Mon. 1 *%. GET THE JUMP ON SPRING!! Let Us Recondition Your Power Rotary Lawn Mower Special Price of ^6®® Includes: Cleanout of carbon deposits • New spark plug Lubrication of all moving parts • Ne^t 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 Rerit-CUlb. 642 Main St. Open JDaily 8 to 6 -- Wednesday and Sunday 8 to 12 Pickup and Delivery -- Small Extra Charge McHenry PALACE , Juvenile Foresters -- Baby Splits 0-3 -- Rink-e- Dinks 3-0. D. Blake 390; R. Justen 155-448; J. Sayier 385; C. Adams 437; B. Meyer 154- 416; D. Hester 154-408. Ten Pin Hot Shots 3-0 -- Gutter Girls 0-3. C. Freund 398; B. Gende 151-396. C.O.F. -- George P. Freund 238; A. Schaefer 203-573; J. Etten 236- 202-609; R. Justen 533. Tavern League -- Fred & Irene 0-3 -- Hans' 3-0. H. Behnke 553; R. Jager 535; H. Steffes 212-546. George's 2-1 -- Whitey's »l-2. Freund 225; D. Hiller 567; S. Miller 204-569; K. Brandt 208- 556. Joe's Tap 2*1 --•- Holiday Inn 1-2. G. Schaefer 224-210-623; Art 220-552; J. Long 203. McDonald's 2-1 -- Atlas Prager 1-2. F. Matthesius 219- 581; B. Worm 204-221-586; R. Rohrer 534. Palace Wed. N11 e Ladies League -- McHenry Country Club 0-3^ -- Blatz Girls 3-0. M. Kelly 499; M. Granger 430; N. Larkin 459; E. Conway 483; V. Herdrich 484; E. Justen 179- 484. Buss Motors %-2% -- Hettermann's IVi-Vz. L. Harrison 457; B. Hettermann 470; M. Smith 502; . M,- Hettermann 178-517. 9:00 Ladies League -- Riverside Bake Shop 3-0 -- Mark's 0-3. M. Powers 470; L. Behnke 418; D. Kelsey 403. Sportsman's Inn 2-1 --Castle. View 1*2. H. Conway 454; A. Gaulke 458; J. DUlon 449. Monday 7:00 Ladies League -- McHenry Disposal 2-1 -- Walsh Insurance 1-2. A. Leone 167-418; M. Pinkstaff 436. Elm Paint & Supply 0-3 -- Carey Appliances 3-0. A. Prazak 175-413. McHENRY RECREATION Teh Pin Queens --• L & M Constructors 2-1 -- McHenry Recreation 1-2. S. Lamerand 179; T. Steffan 440; M. Donnelly 175-463. Railroads: J. Heide 4-10. Bungalow Inn 3-0 -- Merrill Woolen 0-3. E. Wirfs 177-448; K. Fuhler 483; E. Cross 188- 439. Snug Harbor Boat Club 3-0 -- Rutledge Caddy Cart 0-3. Z. Rutheford 465; P. Raedeke 336j J. Doherty 177-430; M. B. Fuchs 473; L. Burns 436. Railroads: J. Doherty 6-7-10. "The Place To Go" ma Admission 70c - Riddles 25c LAST DAY "THE BRAMBLE BUSH" FRIDAY thru THURSDAY "SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER" also WORLD OF SPORTS WRESTLING PLUS COLOR CARTOON Saturday Only -- 2:15 p.m. SPECIAL KIDDIE'S SHOW "EARTH VS. THE,«a FLYING SAUCERS" plus '3 STOOGE COMEDY" WORLD OF SPORTS WRESTLING "LOVE COMES TO MAGrOO" 166; D. 165-434; Overton Caddi-Lacs 0-3 -- S.R.A. 3-0. L. Smith 189-473. Cristy & Stendebach 1-2 -- Elsie's Charm House 2-1. M. Longfield 436; S. McMahon 178-457; E. Petersen 186. C. D. of A. -- A. Willard 162; C. Beck 168- 453; N. McAuliff. 167; £B. Rourke 411; L. Smith 225-502; L. Phannenstill 164-433: M. Stoffel 186-494; M. Fu'chs 168- 497; B. Schmaling 416; B. O'Brien 465; L. Diedrich 169: E. Nell 181-474; A. Guzzardo 179-436; J. Weber Chelini 167; B. Leigh C. Sickafoose 417. Nite Owls -- G. Steinsdorfer 404; R. Rdmkowski 171-422; M. Ethei^|*e 405; J. Rosing 193-497; R. Simon 438; I. kreier 420: L... Stone 181-171-496; S. Sutton 469; L. Worts 477; P. Posing 177-473; J. Meis 409; G. Wagner 401; H. Solchenberger 440 ; E. Varese 437; V. Kent 193- 484; A. Croh 406; F. Kuna 439; M. Stoffel 176.-484; M. Wilbrandt 438. Railroads: V. Kent 8-10; B. Hulquist 3-7-10. w" Business Men's League --• A c k e r m a n ' s 1 - 2 -- B r e n - nan's 2-1. F. Goehring 554; R. Stilling 208-584. Snug Harbor 2-1 -- Bimbo's No. 2 1-2. N. Schmaling 200; A. McCarroll 547; D. Halton 220-590. Buss Motors 1-2 -- North Bridge Marihe 2-1. E. Buss 202- 555. Bob's 1-2 -- McHenry Weeding 2-1. Ludwig Milk 1-2 -- Jandt's Cit^ Service 2-1. Q. Jandt 206. Efflpbo's No. 1 0-3 Mike's Fireside 3-0. M. Wieser 235- 545. McHENRY RECREATION Commercial -- Mark's Sports Center 2-1 -- Thread & Gage 1-2. L. Niwsgern 202-569; D. Buralli 54.*' McHenry State Bank 2-1 -- Brennan Milk Service 1-2. R. Nimtz 210-529; E. Wagner 218- 549. Craft Bulk Coolers 0-3 -- V.F.W. Post 4600 3-0. R. Hiller, 544; L. Berry 543; J. Stilling 203; A. Otto, Jr. 202; J. Clark 209-567. Kleinhans Bldg. Service 2-1 -- Georges White House 02. A. Otto, Sr. 201-591; R. Kleinhuizen 204^529; R. Blake 203- 531. Worts Service Station 0-3 -- Bimbo's 3-0. E. Freund 205- Continued on Page 5 McHENRY. THEATRE |218 So. Gr. Ph. Ev. 5-014J FRIDAY thru THURSDAY APRIL 1 thru 7 This is an ADULT picture! "SUDDENLY. m LAST SUMMER" Elizabeth Taylor Katharine Hepburn "Suddenly Last Summer" Sunday at 5:00, 7:00 and 9:00 KIDDIE SHOW Sun., April 3, 3 to 5 p.m. "THE MYSTERIANS" plus THREE CARTOONS r FRIDAY thru THURSDA: APRIL 8 thru 14 Wonderful Family Picture! WALT DISNEY'S "TOBY TYLER" Kevin Corcoran - Henry Calvin SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY. APRIL 9 2:00 to 4:00 P.M. ^ "TOBY TYLER" ELM THEATRE TeL JAckson 6-1421 Wauconda, III LAST DAY THURS, MARCH 31st "The Diary of Anne Frank" STARRING MILLIE PERKINS FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY APRIL 1st thru APRIL 8th BJZMEll --IIMBIM MINNIE TAYLOR CUFT HEPBURN PICTURESC OfLtU£MBlIA£ A$£ ADULTS ONLY! No Children Will Be Admitted Sat. & Sun., April 2 & 3, there will be a special children's matinee. Doors open at 1:00 p.m. Show starts at 1:30 p.m. (One Show Only) "DANGEROUS WHEN WET" STARRING ESTHER WILLIAMS ALSO 3 COLOR CARTOONS STARTS FRIDAY -- APRIL 9th FOR ONE BIG WEEK Walt Disney's 'TOBY TYLER" ir