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Toot THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER fp^ Thursday May 12*1960 €<udt U/aJLtJi. "SO I HEAR" ' Had a nice chat with Coach Gubbins, who is in charge of basketball at Marian High, and found him very enthusiastic {ibout having the famous De- Paul coach, Ray Meyer, as speaker for the banquet next Sunday night. May 15. We find it hard to believe that Ray has been coaching at DePaul since 1942. but the records say it's so. He has been named, coach' of the year on four different occasions and has always had.winning ways. When Ray was the captain of Notre Dame teams in '37 and f38, their record was 40 won and 6 lost. That's real good! MIKE CREIGHTON SETS HIGH JUMP MARK IN STATE Mile Relay Team Unbeaten In Dual Meet Competition : Zion- Benton saw some fine jumping last week when Mike Creighton set a new high mark in the state of 6' 3 V for the high jump. So far this year Mike has been undefeated in the high jump, the high hurdles, and the low hurdles. Al- So, it. looks like some 300 so undefeated in duel meet people will gather 'round the competition is our mile relay banquet tables at Marian Sun- ; team of Roger Zahn, Ed Saday night to honor the ath- j men, Tom Creighton, and Mike X7 McHenry Country Club News BOWLING€HAMPS By Jark Buckle letes and hear what Ray Meyer has to say. Coach Gubbins will be listening. He has work ahead. Creighton whose best time is 3:41.6. The weather has thrown sports schedules for a loop, but the list shows McHenry at Dundee, Crystal Lake at Johnsburg, Algonquin at Richmond and Elgin Arrows at Harvard next Sunday in the county league. The Shamrocks will carry a winning spirit into the game with Dundee. These fellows plan on a winning season. The game at Johnsburg may prove something as to the top strength in the league. The Tigers like to win and usually do. Crystal Lake has been a snappy ball club and has some added strength this year. That game should be a battle. Our high school schedule shows the track team going to Crystal Lake today and Dundee's baseball team coming to McHenry. On Friday the district golf tournament will be an all day event.. The same goes for track on Saturday. t>eKaIb Relays Rain, sleer, and mud were the setting for the DeKalb Relays last Saturday. Twenty teams, including McHenry, participated in the all-day meet. A first was won by Mike Creighton in the high jump, with the height of 6'. Tom Creighton, Roger Zahn, Mike Creighton, and Jim Hanson took second p^ace in the 2- mile medley relay. In the mile, Ron Thoma von fourth. We finished with a total of 19 points, which lunded us seventh place. Our Fresh-Srph 440 Yd. relay team of Chuck Miller, Pat Faunt. Wayne Fuchs, and Ron Freund took a fourth place. WARRIOR NINE WINS FROM BARRINGTON AND ZION-BENTON By Louis Felicetti After our comments on afternoon sports events last week,-«l>fivi Hsimrars reminded us that the county track meet Vill be, held in McHenry, Wednesday, May 25 under lights, ^fratch that one. On Friday, April 29, McHenry's Warriors baseball team beat Barrington 9-8 at McHenry Leading R.B.I, men for the Warriors were Gantert with thr?«,) itfWM i Wi^i iMMfcn nflfil The weather man spoiled another weekend for golfers at the club, and. as a result the third round of the Director's tournament had to be postponed for one more week. Let's hope there will be a let-up soon on this wintry type weather, as it not only delays tournament play, but also hurts our daily fee revenue which we need so badly to help pay for the recent additions to our clubhouse. I call Don Wattles every Monday to get the previous day's results for this column, and when he advised me there had been no play on Sunday, it left me high and dry for something to write about. During the week of^May 1 three matches whiclr had been postponed by the participants were played off with these results: Overtort beat Jackson; Buss beat Bennett; Dahl beat Bruns. It is my understanding that the greens committee has ruled against any further delayed matches such as those above. They felt that all players in a tourney should compete on the same day, namely Sunday. Any violations of this rule will be eliminated from the tournament. That's it for this week. FOX VALLEY RIDERS iiiiiiiiiitiitiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiimitiiiiiiuiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ^ Mike Creighton is still soar-1 fitg high. Hie track story this 1 week again finds Mike in the deadlines -- a fine athlete with % -will to win. •3, Our lawn needs How is everything Jjjouse? mowing, at your ; DAILY PINUPS A demagogue is usually a ftian who rocks the boat, then tttames it on the wind. Gates with two. Bill DeCicco, Dan Sompel and Paul Morenz shared the victorious pitching •for the Warriors. McHenry: 9 runs - 6 hits Barrington: 8 runs - 6 hits On Wednesday, May 3, the Warriors came from behind in the last inning of play to score four runs. Bill Oeffling cleared the. bases with a booming triple, to .make the final scroe McHenry 4, Zion 3. P9U.I Morenz, who gave up just three hits, earned the win. McHenry now has' a record of 4 wins and 5 losses. McHenry: 4 runs - 5 hits Zion-Benton: 3 runs - 3 hits On the way we use Time, not money, depends our true sue-. ij.A four-letter college man Otay be a fine scholar, or a poor correspondent. : Language is an instrument tor telling our thoughts, also ft food for thought. 13b Woodstock vs for spectators of wiwirippe ^ Ibivot Jean Weyland May 10. Boui A bore is a person who loses | quets to the many girls who journeyed to Woodstock for our first visiting day away. "The weather outside was frightful; but the fun inside delightful." No golf; but food, cards and 'nough said. Tee off times for the first round of our ABC Tournament are posted on the NEW bulletin board in our locker room. Let's hope we've reached the end of that "winter circuit" and can really get rolling. See you on No. 1 on the» seventeenth. Oops, waiiiit just a minute; see you Sunday, the fifteenth, at the Club Party. Golf and Gifts and Grub. friends before he changes $is subject. « Jests for fun, put the blues the run. Anonymous |Lake Region Sports ! Car Club now working on dust control to make your viewing our race as dust free as possible. Also we are improving our sanitary facilities. These improvements will be in effect starting with our first race. Our first scrambles will be a benefit for the Mental Health Center for McHenry County. The race will be held on May 22, at Raven's Farm, 3 miles south of the new bridge at highway 120 or 3 miles north of 176 on the Griswold Lake blacktop. Tickets may be obtained from any Fox Valley Rider or from the Mental Health Center, which is located next to the Clinic parking lot and across from McHenry Community High School, on East Waukegan street. If you f\*£puld like any additional inforrrfettion you can ask Mr. Blumberg or any of the staff at the Mental Health Center. We feel that the support of the Mental Health Center is the most important project facing the people of McHenry County. This project is also important to people of surrounding counties, as it will relieve to some extent the overload of their facilities for Mental Health. Humanity has made great strides in conquering diseases of the body and now must stride toward the conquest of mental illness. At present Mental Health facilities in our County are proportionately small, but they are a start. L.„to R.: Ray BrysSn, Vernon Freund, Wally Hojnacki,' Ed Peis^rt, Earl Koch, Herman Kreutz'er. Tomasello's Classic League concluded a wry successful season Tuesday, April 26th. , F.M. TV won league championship after a close battle for most of the year with Hans' Tavern. Ojje of the highlights of the year Was a 716 series rolled by Roger Stilling. Th^s \Vas one \>f the highest series bowled in the Lakes area this season. Individual Average Leader: McHenry Auto Body--2884 High Team Series: Volo Bait Shop--1026 High Individual Series: Roger Stilling--716. . High Individual Game: Roger'Stilling--Roger Stilling. High Individual Average: Ray Bryson--184.18. BOYS CAN REGISTER FOR LEGION AND BLACKHAWK TEAMS A meeting of ball players interested in playing on the Junior American Legion team or the Blackhawks team in the North Suburban Colt League was held recently at the Legion hall. The boys viewed movies of the,. 1959 World Series, and enjoyed refreshments served by the\Legion. Donald Kinsala will manage the Blackhawks t^am, and Bob Damoto will handle the Legion team. Any boys who have not signed- up, and are interested in trying out for either team may still do so by leaving their name and telephone number at the Legion Hall. Performer This young man, who appears to be suspended in mid- 4H NEWS BUSY THREE CLUB We are signed up for the 4-H softbal) tournament and our first practice will be May 15 at Johnny Smith's home. The dairy show at Harvard on June 4 was discussed. We won fifth place in the window display contest out of thirty-six clubs. Leo Paddock gave a project talk on "Sheep" and Duane Schmitt gave a demonstration on "Cleaning A Pulsator". The next meeting will be held at McHehry high school on May 23.' Norma Anderson, reporter air, is Raymond Ritt, engaged in a back flip. He is a member of the Cary public school "Acrobats" who appeared at the Kiwanis-sponsored merit award dinner at the Legion home in McHenry recently. English bowmen, some 600 years ago, could have the third arrow in flight before the first one struck the target. Many people regarded these arrows as more dangerous than bullets. | May 12 -- Lake Region pports Car Club Board of Difectors' meeting, 8 p.m. Chapel pill Country club, McHenry. 2 May 19 -- Lake Region Imports Car Club presents the fcgg and I Rallye, Chairman A1 Benz. All day affair startg at 8 p.m. for members and ivited guests." Watch for de- |ails on this one! ,S Results: Lake Region Sports {par Club Monte Carlo 1,000 Mile Rally, April 30. LRSCC Challenge Team Trophy awarded .to Rally Addicts Team ^oithon and Woithon, Sterly ind' Wood, Wegforth and Nel- *>h. i Challenge Class Trophies: : Wegforth - Nelson. RAT. fl Woithon - Woithon. RAT. $. Stevenson * Schindler. Milflranicee. 3 ^Senior Class Trophies: 1. feperick - Jenerick. LRSCC. Wood - Wood. LRSCC. 3. JBrandt - Brandt. LRSSC. 3 Junior Class Trophies: 1. feetisen • Cooney. LRSSC. 2. Stephens - Stephens. LRSSC. 'Brandt - Brandt. LRSSC. Ringwood Sunshine Girls The R i n g w o o d Sunshine Girls met at the Walkington ho?ne, with ten members and four guests present. The pledge was given, as well as safety, health and federation reports. Demonstrations included those of Ida Mae Walkington, "Spanish Rice"; Tom Walkington, 'T a s t e d Cheese Sandwich". Linnea Larson spoke on "Care of the Eyes" and Ida Mae Walkington talked on "Pattern Tapes". Refreshments were served b^ Susan Jacobson and Lily Bbyd, who also led recreation. The next meeting will be held May 27. Sandra Josserancl, Reporter The area of land lying between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, often thought to be tjie cradle of mankind, has supported governments of Sumer, Assyns, Babylonia, and Persia, plus many lesser known nations. FISH 'n PLAY AT Berryland 6 mi. west of McHenry on Rt. 120 RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreen 5-2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS • Stud Service • Heated & Unhealed Kennels • German Shorthair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving NAME SCOUT OFFICERS Mrs. Russel T. Griffith of Crystal Lake was elected president of the Sybaquay Girl Scout council at the annual meeting held in DeKalb recently. Mrs. Nick Tabor of McHenry was one of five alternate delegates named to the National Council of Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., to be held in St. Louis from Nov. 15 through 18. Riverside Drive Shopping Area announces Surprise Value Days Will Be Fri., Sat., Sun. & Mon. May 20-21-22-23 Learn To Dance On Roller Skates New Beginner's Classes Starting on Tuesdays 7 to 8 P.M. JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHENRY Rink Open Tues., Wed., FrL, Sat. & Son. 8 to 11 p.m. -- Matinee Sat. St Sun. 1:80 to 4:00 pan. We wish to take this opportunity to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson. They know that the family that plays together, stays together. ' Bring your family tp the McHenry Recreation and see how much fun it can be. WH • Advertisement McHENRY RECREATION Nite Owls -- Final Standings Stone Const. Co. 68 Graces Beauty Salon 64% Robert Hay Const. Co., Inc. v 54% Worts Service 54 McHenry Theatre 53 Craft Mfg. Corp 49 McGinleys Roofing 48% McHenry , Recreation 47% Schroeder Irion 43 (Tie) McHenry Welding 43 56 (Tie) McHenry Country Club , 42 57 Elm St. Florist 27 72 Major Scratch League Final Standing? 31 34% 44% 45 46 50 50% 51% 56 W I< McHenry Disposal 63 33 Hans' Tavern 56% 39% Krause Office Supply 55 40% Huppy & Leo's 55 41 Joe Etten's Boosters 44 52 McHenry State Bank 43 53 Thompson Finishing 35% 60% Circle Grille 31% 64% High Team Series (Scratch) Krause Office Supply 3012 McHenry State Bank 2929 Hans' Tavern 2922 High Team Game (Scratch) McHenry Disposal 1056 Hans' Taverns 1050 Krause Office Supply 1034 (iiiiimiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiHiniiiiiiiimiuiiiiiiiiiiii Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 FRI - SAT -- MAY 13-14 In Color Robt. Mitchum - Juli^ London "THE WONDERFUL COUNTRY" and Jeff Chandler - Jack Palance "10 SECONDS TO HELL" Also Color Cartoon SUN - MON - TUES MAY 15-16-17 Double Feature Program "SINK THE BISMARCK" Kenneth More - Dana Wynter also "CRY TOUGH" Also Color Cartoon WED - THURS -- MAY 18-19 "TANK COMMANDOS" and "OPERATION DAMES" Also Color Cartoon WEDNESDAY NITE IS LADIES NITE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmitim' High Individual Series (Scratch) M. Crouch 692 C. Corso 686 D. Weber 674 High Individual Game (Scratch) J. Klein 288 W. Webb 266 J. Etten 266 Top Ten Individual Averages For Year W. Webb 195 M. Crouch 193 H. Behnke 190 J. Etten 187 G. Schaefer 186 D. Weber 185 C. Corso 184 p. Buralli 183 G. Pedersen 183 N: Dalby 181 McHENRY RECREATION Nlte Owls: Railroads: C. Boone, 4-10; L. Worts. 6-7-10; B. Hulquisti 2- 5-10; V. Kent; 6-10-7. > Laverna Stone had 5 series of over 500 and 7 games of over 200. Shirley Sutton had 6 series of over 500 with 587 for high series; also 4 games of over 200. Dorothy Cusack has a 239 for high game. The Greeks gave us much of our mathematics, but our zero was born in the mind of a Hindu. McHENRY THEATRE !18 So. Or. Ph. Ev. 5-014 FRI - SAT -- MAY 13-14 FRIDAY, the 13th ALL HORROR SHOW "FRANKENSTEIN, 1970" Boris Karloff and "THE TINGLER" Vincent Price SUN - MON - TUES MAY 15-16-17 Shown Sunday at 5:00 - 7:00 and 9:00 P.M. 'ROOM AT THE TOP' SUNDAY MATINEE -- 3 pm. "THE DEERSLAYER" plus 3 STOOGE COMEDY and 3 COLOR CARTOONS STARTS WED, MAY 18 FOR 4 DAYS "VISIT TO A SMALL PLANET" with Jerry Lewis and "EDGE OF ETERNITY" Cornel Wilde COURT BRIEFS One driver paid a total fine of $5 last Saturday for not having state license, plates his car. A youth was arrested ibij disorderly conduct and turned ' over to the city police after being apprehended k by t tij^ sheriff's office at 1 a.m. Monday for driving with noisy mufflers. The case will be heard later. " ' ' Also in Wednesday court, other motorist was! fined $10 for disobeying a stoja sign, Temptations are perishable goods, and soon wilt if ignored. •onnoanaanu WAUCOXDA, ILL. THURSDAY, MAY f 12, 19OT Last Day Showing The Seven Thieves with EDW. G. ROBINSON One show only at 8:00 Fri. - Sai. - Sun. - Mon. May 13-14-15-16 Friday - Saturday Two Shows 7 & 9 Sun. shows continuous from 2:00, 400, 6:00 & 8 king Tues. for Three Days The Jayhawker* i annoaamona NOW - Thursday, Friday - Saturday A FLYING «* SAUCERFUl OF HILARITY! REFRESH YOURSELF ... GO OUT TONIGHT SEE A BIG SCREEN FIRST RUN MOVIE! GRAYSLAKE, ILL. ^ OPEN 7:30 WEEK-DAYS -ENDS THURS., MAY 12 1 'The Big Fisherman" & "The Fiye Pennies' yiSTAVgON-TECHMlCQlOB PLUS FRIDAY - SATURDAY/*-- MAY 13-14 a, ^ PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS IOAM CABBOUt ICABIE BAKER I * ULU LEE If PALMER ?MB in Bn PERLBERG-SEATON production oi:H? m£ fa*/**/ LATE SHOW BONUS FEATURE -- SAT ' (lliMMt Pictati FEES NICOLE MBlACKUMI. £ARLHQORIMi-RtEDCUkflK kiMiMo taiM k?*ww?vm Plus - 2nd Feature "CIRCUS STARS" SUNDAY thru THURS. MAY 15 - 16 - 17 - i8 - 19 "SINK The BISMARK" & "Holiday for Loverb" SUN - MON - TUES -- MAY 15-16-17 1*s>604 AOmOrvtc cb&gfctl James Garner Natalie Wood IN TEA SECOND) THOUSAND] WILL Bl BLOW* TO HELL* WARMER BROS. ICCHNtCOLO** TEN SECONDS TOHEU>* WED - THURS -- MAY 18-19 VTh at '» Kind Of Woman" SOPHIA LOREN TAB HUNTER I M G M's POWERFUL LOVE DRAMU uimT|L thev SAIL FROM M-G-M IN CINEMASCOPE J. Simmons - P. Newman STARTS FRIDAY MAY 20th ONE WEEK! ROCK HUDSON - DORIS DAY "PILLOW TALk" "HAPPY ANNIVERSARY" DAVID NIVEN - MITZI GAYNOR