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Page Four THEMtHENRY PLAINDEALER 6 Thursday, November 17, I960! a/tdkh. SO I HEAR ... The first basketball box score of the season* came in from the new Johnsburg entry in the county league. And what a score! Don Bentz poured in 43 points as the team rolled up 112 points. We hardly scored that many all season in our 4ay. • . Phil Judson coaches the N o r t h C h i c a g o t e a m t h a t oomes to Johnsburg next Sunday. That may: be tougher. • Our high school teams show their stuff for the first time on Friday night of this week against the visiting Grant high squad. ; This is the usual non-conference starter to give coaches a chance to see their boys in action. Usually coaches get a good line on their players in practice sessions, but each year finds its surprises. When some unheralded player moves up to recognition and goes in to save d game with a clutch performance, it is great medicine for tjbe coach's ulcers. i • "Daddy," cried Tommy, "Mommy ran over my bicycle When she was backing out of tfie garage." ' "How many times have I told you not to leave your bike qffi the porch?" J After Notre Dame lost to Miami to make it seven in a tbw, Coach Joe Kuharich is rerted to have said that he asn't surprised at the loss because Notre Dame is just a •Jshell of a football team." ? One sharp writer commentdfl that you could change the £ord shell without spoiling the Rhythm. | Just checked our schedule $id find that our Warrior basketball teams travel to WoodaoclT/ ltext "Wednesday; Not. On Tuesday, Nov. 22, the *§restling team travels to War 4*. PICKUPS: The McHenry Shamrocks are having a feather party at Bimbo's on Saturday night of this week. They look forward to a gay old time and hope you will join them. If you would like to see some local movie actors, tune in the Lutheran Hour next Sunday morning. The fflm was made at the Leo King farm last summer. The Kings and the Stanley Freunds have a couple of boys in the film who, perform like seasoned actors. Rubbing elbows with a man will reveal things about him that you never realized. The same thing is true about rubbing fenders. - Daily Pinups The "Midas Touch" is the i n t a n g i b l e m a g i c t h a t c a n bring healing out of mud. Developing your best feature is more fun than dwelling on your worst failure. Worry can never erase circumstances, it only carries away your ability to cope with them. A successful person is one who looks for work even after he's landed the job. The best time to relax is when you are the busiest. Anonymous Honor Rev. Hagerty On 30th Anniversary The Rev. and Mrs. James H. Hagerty will be honored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service at an open house on Sunday, Nov. 20, from 2 until 5 o'clock at the Community Methodist church, 115 S. Washington street, Ingleside. This event will mark their thirtieth wedding anniversary and also the thirtieth year of his active ministry. Mr. Hagerty is minister of the host church and the newly- organized Mt. Hope Methodist church in Pistakee Ifigh- Ian33TrtIia his ordinatioh Was the Richm o n d - S o l o n M i l l s - S p r i n g Grove parish. JAYCEE YOUTH BOWLING MARIAN CENTRAL AND NOTRE DAME CLASH FRIDAY Snappy Hurricanes Show Spirited Play To Improve Record JOHNSBURG CAGERS HIT THE NETS FOR 112 TO 76 VICTORY Totals A heavy line and a fast backfield, "ignited by a 280-pound f u l l b a c k , c h a l l e n g e s M a r i a n Central Catholic high school Friday night in the season finale at Notre Dame of Miles. Notre Dame is undefeated, but twice-tied, winner of the Suburban Catholic conference. Fullback Williams and Quarterback Jim Nelson spark the offense- of this strong Club-- probably the strongest team on the Marian schedule. It was held to a 0-0 tie with St. Edward. Marian lost to St. Edward, 26-21. The two clubs have played two other teams. Notre Dame beat St. Thomas of Rockford, 6-2, while Marian lost to St. Thomas, 30-20. Notre Dame beat Immaculate Conception, 20-14, on a last second, 45-yard desperation pass. Marian takes a 5-4 season record into the game after romping over Hiawatha of Kirkland, 35-6, last weekend. Marian's two quarterbacks, Mike Purvey and Bill Riley, functioned efficiently as Gary Church and Bernie Low bore the brunt of the running. The Hurricanes have won four in a row after a slow start against St. Edward's and IC. Other losses were to St. Thomas and Hononegah. One of Notre Dames best showings was in a losing Chicago's city public league, 28- 19. Notre Dame led, 19-14 until the final 90 seconds, when Taft scored two quick touchdowns. Taft has proven to be one of the strongest schools in Chicago, gaining the tinals of the public league playoffs. Notre. I*®* g HSmm itre mm « Marmion, St. Protopius and then submitted tq tie games with Joliet Catholic and St. Edward of Elgin,. WOODSTOCK LEGION CARDS PROS IN BIG WRESTLING SHOW The Johnsburg Forester Basketball team went into orbit last Sunday on the home floor to score a 112 to 76 victory over Wonder Lake. This was Johnsburg's first game in the county league where competition is plenty strong. Don Bentz was in great form as he led the scoring with 43 points, sizzling the nets with 16 field goals and 11 free throws. Aggressiveness on the part of the winners brought a call of 32 fouls, but the boys are working to smooth out their defense to cut down the calls. Phil Judson, famous Hebron player, will bring his North Chicago five to Johnsburg next Sunday, Nov. 20, for a game that is a sure bet to bring out a crowd. johnsburg (112) F.G. F.T. P. T. Oeffling 5 3 4 B. Schmitt 6 1 2 D. Bentz 16 11 3 T. Schaefer 0 0 5 L. Freund 4 0 4 B. Brennan 5 0 4 J. Huff 4 6 3 B. Oeffling 3 0 5 M. Freund 2 1 2 45 22 32 Wonder Lake (76) F.G. F.T. p. Anderson 9 8 2 Sakebowski 6 10 5 Blume 5 13 1 Street 1 1 5 Strum 1 0 4 Seeman 0 0 3 Totals 22 32 20 ESPEY NAMED ON N. SUBURBAN ALL-CONFERENCE | Left to Right -- Front Row: Trey Covalt, Treasfurer; Dick Friedberg, President; Billy Funk, Secretary; * Jim Kujak, V. President. Back Row: Ivan Greene, Assistant Chairman; Tony Pintozzi, Chairman. The Woodstock American Legion is happy to announce the following outstanding card for their pro-wrestling show at t h e W o o d s t o c k Com m u n i t y high school gym, at 9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 25: 'Red' and Lou Bastion vs. Chet Wallick and "Skull" Murphy -- Tag Match. Gypsy Joe vs. Billy Goelz. Johnny Kace vs. Johnny Gilbert. The above big-time card is made up of stars of T.V. and Comiskey. Park shows. They promise some outstanding matches. Ringside tickets and general admission tickets can be obtained in McHenry at the McHenry Legion Post Home and Bolger's Drug store; in Ring wood at Scharf Variety store; in Wonder Lake at Vacula Cardinal Food store, Sunset Grocery, Highland Shores, or from American Legion, Box 162, Woodstock. Anthony "Butch" Espey was the only McHenry Warrior^d gain a place on the North-S4burban All-Conference footbalf team for 1960 as twenty-two outstanding players were cHosen. The players this year were selected by the coaches in the conference. Crystal Lake, eo-cham] of the league,, led the five players. Her U^Etidhftifons, of Elbert; ville, had four chosen" wftUe Barrington had the spie number. " v. Other McHenry players who must have received .consideration were either handicapped by injuries or lost out by a, slight edge. Some will be good bets to make it next year. 1960 ALL-STARS: Quarterbacks <• Bob F a l k e n b e r g , C r y s t a l Lake; Lee Weston, Libertyville; Don Lahti, Barrington. Halfbacks Steve Adams, Crystal Lake; John Davis, Barrington; Bill J a e g e r , L i b e r t y v i l l e ; L o u i e Degler, Zion-Benton. Fullbacks Andy Merutka, Palatine; Bob Petrulis, Crystal Lake; Lynn Stewart, Woodstock. Ends Don Harrington, Crystal Lake; Bill Campbell; Palatine; Dave Fink, Barrington; Kent Yonke, Zion-Benton. Tackles J a m es Hill, Libertyville; Dave^-peWolf, Woodstock; Roy Johnson, Zion-Benton. Guards Mike Z o o k, Barrington; Norm Schuettner, Palatine; Anthony Espey, McHenry; Bill Fletcher, Crystal Lake. Center Larry Freeman, Dundee. VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME: The village of Hanson, Kentucky, population "300, received $15,874 in traffic fines during the first five months of 1960 -- all from out of state or out of county motorists, of course. A manuscript written in Egypt in 1200 B. C. provides the answers (??) to four common problems of today -- 1) recipe for beauty, 2) remedy for moles and warts, 3) cure for gray hair, and 4) how to prevent baldness. PALACE McHenry Moose Mixed League R. Neuman 164; D. Jager 236-552. Railroads: N. Bowman 4-10. Monday Nlte 7:00 Ladies League --• Walsh Insurance 2-1 -- Carey Electrical Contractors 1-2. L. Crouch 444. Frieda's Restaurant and Pizzeria 0-3 -- McHenry Disposal 3-0. L. Fcrwerda 178- 461; A. Leone 407. Railroads: A. Prazak 6-7; B. Bockman 7-9; A. Leone 3-10. Tuesday Nlte Men's League -- S. Bacon 200. palace 9:00 Ladies League -- Castle View 3-0 -- Fox -Valley Const. Corp. 0-3. M. Cook 424; M. Pinkstaff 414; J. Dillon 435. Sportsman's Inn 0-3 -- Riverside Bake Shop 3-0. A. Gaulke 496. Tavern League -- Hans' TaVeriri 2-1 -- McDonald 1-2. B, Worm 204-552. Holiday Inn 2-1 -- Whitey's 1-2. M. Rybak 202. Atlas Prager 2-1 -- George's Tap 1-2. B. Kreutzer 544. Joe's Tap 2-1 -- Palace 1-2. C. O. P. -- J. Etten 217-210-604; H. Freund 532; A. S. Blake 205- 538; H. StfefteS" 549; F. Gende 213-533; J. Freund 206-567; B. Kreutzer 234-604; R. L. Freund 531; B. Thennes 217-541. McHENRY RECREATION C. D. of A. -- J. Weber 165; G. West 164; L. Spohr 166-441; L. Hanley 457; M. Stoffel 172-465; L. Smith 180-532; G. Diedrich 165-437; G. Barbian 190-495; B. Leight 168; J. Kralowetz 187-498; B. Schmaling 185; E. Nimsgern ,184:500; I. Thompson 191-474. Railroads: A. Syzpelbaum 4-7-10; L. Spohr 5-7; H. Rodenkirch 6-7; E. Groth 4-7-9; E, Blijke 5-7-9; J. Kralowetz 5-10; fe. Nimsgern 6-7; A. Gaulke 5-t^aftd 5-8-10. Business Men'i ' teague -- Buss Motors . 2-1 -- Bob's Place 1-2. fer Buss 576. Brennan's Mifl* Service 2-1 Snug Harbor 1-2; H. Blake 223-571. Chain-O-Laftes rExcava ting 1-2 -- North Bridge Marine 2- I. F. Goehring 212-603; H. Hans 208-204-558. Bimbo's Nov 2 2-1 --. Mcnry s%Wel<}ing ~ 1-2.^-Pieronl Jandt's City Service 2-1 r-- I*at?ke Roofing 1-2. H. Hackmlester 205; D. Freund 214. Blinbo's No. 1 2-1 -- Mike's Fireside 1-2. N. Justen 212; B. Frett; 536. Commercial Bowling League-- Worts Service Station 1-2 -- Kleinhans Building Service 2-1. R. Hiller 203; R. Gilliford 214- 588. Ernie's Sports Center 1-2 -- Garrelts Contract Co. 2-1. George's White House 1-2 -- Thread & Gage Co., Inc. 2-1. B. Burns 207; I. Greene 229- 572; H. Blake 203; N. Dalby 257-258-210-725. Green Pearl Club 1-2 -- Bimbo's 2-1. G. Barbian 224- 550. F o r m e r L a u n d r y 2 - 1 -- V. F. W. Post 4600 1-2. S. Bacon 544; G. Ried 205; B. Sheriff 202; A. Otto, Jr. 225-538. Brennan's Milk Service 3-0 --- McHenry State Bank 0-3. F. Matthesius 530. McHenry Wednesday Nlte Major League -- First Round Standings Hans' Tavern 25 5 Chi. Mach. Mover 19 11 Krause Office Sup. 18 12 12% 14 16 17 19 19% 24 Mr. Gus 17% McHenry Disposal - :16 Roth Shoes 14 McHenry Rec. 13 F. M. Television 11 McHenry State B. 10% Huppy & Leo's 6 Individual Averages: V. Freund 195; F. Schmidt 194; M. Crouch 189; W. Web 189^. H. Miller 188; A. McCarroll 188^ H. Jensen 187; C. Corso 186; R. Kuna 186; J. Clark 185. Nlte Owls -- F. Anderson 177-459; M. Stoffel 186-492; L. Miller 429; E. Koenemann 410; A. Huff 175-452; E. Tonyan 445; V. Groh 179-462; E. Rand 436; C. Colman 180-464; L. Amberg 457; P. Greene 170-473; H. Miller 478; S. Sutton 204-210-187- 601; E. Klapperich 445; P. Rosing 190-454. Railroads: E. Rand 5-7; 5-10; 5-7-8; L. Amberg 4- 5-7; P. Greene 5-8; R. Simon 6-7-10; V. Kent 5-7. Thursday 9:15 League -- The Vogue 2-1 -- H. E. Buch & Sons 1-2. D. Oldenburg 539. Freund Oil 2-1 -- Bimbo's 1-2. Noonan 528; W. Pierce 540. Kent Corporation 2-1 -- Riverside Barber Shop 1-2. R. Kuna 211-541. Green Pearl Club 3-0 -- Rotary Club 0-3. B. Blake 217; J. Marsella 529; M. Krueger 203- 561. Clark Chevrolet 3-0 -- Old Bridge Tavern 0-3. J'. Moss 538; C. Corso 533; P. Overton 200; T. Sutton 537; M. Crouch 224- 556. McHenry Recreation 2-1 -- Carey Electric 1-2. W. Schwelger 215; H. Haufe 537. Ten Pin Queens -- Elsie's Charm House 1-2 -- Cristy & Stendebach 2-1. M. McKim 460; M. Cristy 451. Dave's Untouchables 3-0 -- Snug Harbor 0-3. McHenry Recreation 0-3 -- Ruthledge Caddies 3-0. J. Rink 212; J. Doherty 461; M. Doherty 455; L. Michels 179-519; M. B. Fuchs 176-182-202-560. Al's Welding 2-1 Merrill Woolens 1-2. K. Kurbyun 432; M. Goss 196-454; J. Schmunk 431; W. Gehrke 192-485. Insulation Ent. 2-1 -- Questionaires 1-2. Railroads: E. Wirfs 7-9-10; J. Doherty 6-7. Tuesday Thirty-Ninem -- Standard Oil 1-2 -- McHenry Co-op 2-1. C. Rosing 418; B. Gilpin 473; N. Stilling 474; R. M. Schmitt 411. McHenry- State Bank 2-1 -- Freund Oil-' 1-2. L. Knox 429; t"E." Wtnkel 432. - Nye's iitugs 0-3 -- H. E. Buch & Sons 3-0. H. Busch 456; C. Freund 465; V; Doherty 177-491, Railroads: D. Tonyan 3-6-7- 10. TOMASELLO'8 f T lAAOtlA mm* L. Smith 177-193-521; L. Anderson 179-176-505; V. Smith 175-493; M. Joyce 178-485; I. Stilling 476; M. Johnston 192- 449; D. Schaefer 443; L. Hiller 433; A. May 433; C. May 436; L. LaBay 429. Men's Friday Nite 9:15 League Blatz 2-1 -- Shim's 1-2. P. Tonyan 200; D. Huff 202-530; E. Miller 205; R. Stilling 548. Fox Cave Inn 2-1 -- George & Marcy's 1-2. R. Hill 210; G. Kay 211-566; R. Miller 530. Dasperski's 2-1 -- Phillip's Auto 1-2. Tomasello's 2-1 -- Hester Oil 1-2. S. Major 540. The inside of the mouth of the racoon is much drier than the mouths of other animals-- that may be why he washes everything before eating it. Left to Right -- Front Row: Trey Covalt, Jay Say- -ler, John Miceli, George Stepanovic, Ed Parks, Mrs. Delores • Overton, Allen Spencer, Steve Thomas. Back row: Jim • Overton. S-The McHenry Jaycees Youth l$owling Tournament got off to eg fine start this past Saturday. 2 Ninety young bowlers showed up for the first day of t^e tournament, at which time averages were compiled and -tfbms formed. c Officers for the boys' league were also selected. They include: Dick Friedberg, Presid e n t ; J a m e s K u j a k , V i c e - Ffresident; Tr^y ,Covalt, Treasufcer and Billy'Funk, Secretary. •At this week's session, individual ieasa captains will be pfected, Due to the excellent turnout of girls interested in this sport, it was decided to form a separate girls' league, which wil. bowl at 11 a.m. every Saturday in place of the 1:30 p.m. boys starting time. Officers will be selected for the girls' league this coming Saturday. The Jaycees were assisted in the organization of this project by Joe and Ray Kuna of McHenry Recreation. Any parents who are interested in lending a hand while their children bowl will be welcomed by the Jaycee members. WAUCANDA SPORTSMEN'S CLUB Annual Turkey TRAP SHOOT -- Nov. 20 -- 1 p.m. 1 \'i Miles west of Wauconda . Qn Highway 176 PUBLIC INVITED 1 Hour Watch Crystal Service Over 3000 sizes in stock Fully guaranteed for one year against breakage, discoloration, or falling out Prices $1.00 - $1.50 • $2.00 LE WATCH SHOP Fine Watch Repair fit. 120 E. Circle Bldg. EV. 5-5561 WARRIOR WRESTLER MAY GO PLACES IN CONFERENCE RACE by Bill Anderson The McHenry Warriors have a fine looking wrestling squad this year. Eight lettermen are r e t u r n i n g f r o m l a s t y e a r . Among these, four placed in the conference tournament last year. Rich Mercure received a first place medal at 145 lbs., Dan Kinnerk at 95 lbs., and Butch Espey at 154 lbs. each placed second and Ken Lishamer took fourth at 112 lbs. Jim Dowhin, Jim Hansen, Nick Groh and Joe Cina also received letters. Others on the team are: Tom Cusack, Ron Freund, Bill Marquart, Wayne Fuchs, Kent Pahlke, Jim Templeman, Jerry Zeiger, Frank Schmidt, Ronald Schmitt, Jack Hachmeister, Sam Baldino, Brian Ziebel, Ken Thoren, Charles Mars, Sill Tychewicz, Pat Faunt and A1 Baur. Bill Humphreys and John Hanson are the team managers. Although Palatine, who were last year's conference champions, and Barrington should p r o v i d e s t r o n g o p p o s i t i o n f o r the Warriors. Mr. Hutchinson feels the team looks very promising. The Warriors will open with non-conference Warren, there, on Tuesday, Nov. 22, and Grayslake, here, on Tuesday, Nov. 29. All conference matches will be held on Friday nights. The first conference match is on Friday, Dec. 9, Dundee at McHenry. Lake Region Sports Car Club The regular business meeting of the club will be held Sunday, Nov. 20, at the Lake Zurich American Legion Hall at 2 p.m. At the October meeting the newly elected officers for 1961 were installed. President, Thomas Herdklotz, Woodstock, 111. Vicep r e s i d e n t , H a l C h a l m e r s , Grayslake, 111. Secretary, Mrs. Irene Wentz, McHenry, 111. Treasurer, James Tober, Crystal Lake, 111. Exec. Adviser, Dwight Flood, Crystal Lake, 111. Trustees, Norman Spmers, Wauconda, 111. and Joe AldenbrogkyMcHenry, 111. Get her that electrical appliance at Vycltal's and have us put It in layaway for you. 11-17-60 McHENRY THEATRE 218 So. fir. Ph. EV 5-01441 THURS., FRI., and SAT. NOV. 17, 18 and 19 'HOUSE OF USHER' Vincent Price Aldded Selected Shorts Special Children's Matinee! Sun., Nov. 20 - 3 to 5 p.m. "WHEN COMEDY WAS KING" and Four Cartoons This does not include showing of "Let's Make Love"! SUN., MDN: & TUES. NOV. 20, 21 & 22 Marilyn Monroe Yves Montand "LET'S MAKE LOVE ' Also Selected Shorts WED. and THURS., NOV. 23 and 24 Two shows 7 & 9 p.m. THE CROWDED SKY' Dana Andrews Rhonda Fleming Aldded Color Cartoon RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile Eiast of the Skyline Drive-la PHONE EVergreen 5-2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOB ALL BBEEDS • Stud Service • Healed & Unhealed Kennels • German Shorthair Pops For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving EXPERIENCE COUNTS! Jen'|» Beauty Salon now operated by Miss Elvina, Hair stylist formerly of Evanston and North Shore EXPERT HAIRSTYLING Formal or Informal Permanent Waving Tinting and Cutting By Appointment Only Bus. Ph. EV. 5-0322-Res. EV. 5-2835 Introductory Offer Bring This Ad wiih you and receive $ a $15.00 Permanent for only 750 Located East of McHenry on Route 120 c| rtrvr Free Parking COURT BRIEFS In J. P. court on Saturday,*^ Mike Bukorsky of Wonder ' Lake was fined $12 for driving 42-miles-per-hour in a. 20-mile zone. 1, . ™ William Albert of McHenry paid a $5 fine for driving 37- miles-per-hour in a f 25-mile zone. NEWLY FORMED ARTISTS GUILD TO MEET D$C. 6 A group of county artist have met to form Vn organization for the purpose of developing active community interests in the field of creative arts. The guild will offer a variety of programs to, local, residents wishing to eArich their lives through the knowledge, use and the enjoyment of art. Those interested atfe urged to attend the meeting Tuesday Dec. 6, at 8 p.m., at th£ Ridg€* field public school. There will be on the spot impressions illustrated by John Hilton Green. Refreshments will be served afterwards. For more information call Marilyn Bacon, Wonder • Lake 5933, or Bill Kinsala, EVergreen 5-0864. V »4--- "-J? 4-H GIRLS TELL HIGHLIGHTS OF' TRIP TO IOWA During Spectacular Days in r ( McHenry, held recently, Prteis' Certified food store, in CGrt- 1 junction with Wilson Packing Co., sponsored two 4-H girls, , Mary Dresdow and Dorothy'V, Curran, to an all-expanse paid1' trip to Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Dorothy's own words the trij)'H was described as follows: "R&lph Andersen of Crystal Lake, a Wilson representative, , drove his wife, Mary Dresdow ' and myself to Cedar Rapids. In ( the morning we toured the company plant, which was very interesting. After dinner we toured the Gazette and then ; the Quarker Oats plapt. ' •'We had a wonderful trip. Vicio® TAlif' By Henry Helse; of BOLGER'S DRUG STORE FORGOTTEN SOMETHING? Think hard now. It had something to do with Christmas. Remember? You were going to make your card something special this year. That's right. You were planning to send photo greetings. A great iidea, true.! But '9 does take a little planning and time is slipping 'by fast. So make this your immediate plan of action. ,, Sort through your collection of recent family snapshots* xrtF color slides and pick out your favorite. Or get busy with your camera and snap one quicklike. Then head -- negative or slide in hand -- towards ou^ counter. There you'll find the 1960 collection of photo greeting designs and folders. Browse through the collection ,and 86* lect the design you like best as a setting for youtf family picture. We take care of the rest. In short order you'll haye your greeting cards kful 'envelopes, ready for address ma arid early mailing. ^ i • You'll find a great opal: of satisfaction in sending a holiday greeting so personally yours. And you can count on your photo greeting jgetting a warm reception from' friends and relatives. It will be the one they single out for a plaoe on the mantle, the one they save long after Christinas is just another happy memory. ^ ELM THEATRE TeL JAckson 6-1421 Wauconda, III Mon. thru Thurs. -- 1 show - doors open 7:30 Complete Show at 8 p.m. THURS., FRI., SAT., NOV. 17th, 18th. 19th "IT STARTED IN NAPLES" * starring Clark Gable & Sophia Loren *' 1 SUN., MON., TUES., NOV. 20th, 21st, 22nd "HERCULES UNCHAINED" starring Steve Reeves . continuous Sunday from 4 p.m, ' STARTS WED., NOV. 24th FOR 4 BIG DAYS Double Feature Program "FRECKLES" also "FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE" Continuous Wed. from 7 p.m. Thanksgiving Day from 4 p.m.