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Page Four 1 THE McHENHY PUUNDEALER Thursday, December 8. 1960'" ISM® SO I HEAR... With a deadline breathing hard down our neck, we must reflect on what's cookin' or what's been cooked siijce last we went to press. Another year went by and came another invitation from the Johnsburg Tigers to join them at Hettermann's for the annual turkey dinner. You know, they have an Irishman named Brennan on that team and darned if he didn't act as their M; C. at the dinner. . We missed several, former players who have now joined the Hall of Fame and turned the jobs over to younger men. Manager Joe Frett was presented with a gift in appreciation for his efforts. Joe's intentions of retiring from his managerial post hits the team with a bit of gloom. Mr. Baseball has been a pop- Sman in Johnsburg base- Jhistory. Nofcthwestern's football coach, Ara Parseghian, proved an able speaker at the annual football banquet at M.C.H.S. last Thursday night. He mixed enough humor with the serious side vto give his talk a fine blend. That basketball game with Barrington Saturday night will go down in histcfry. The lead changed hands three times in the last 24 seconds. When Tom Creighton and Bob Miller each collected three fouls in the early stages, Coach Fulton chose to yank them and keep them out until needed for the final spurt. It was while these boys were out that the Broncos began to feel their oats and took the ball game away from us. bver at Marian Central, a couple of McHenry boys looked lil^e real class in the week-end gajmes. John Corso and Ken Stilling looked, far ahead of 4^hfir jp^esjvho cently finished a lU-game football season and haven't had time to make the switch to the hard wood. A posse had just captured a horse thief and was preparing to string him up. One member of the crowd spoke up. "May I say a prayer for this man?" The deputy in charge protested vigorously. "Are you trying to sneak this varmint into heaven when he ain't even fit to live in Texas?" D&Hy Pinups The best ju'dge of distance is one who' Can make both ends meet. i ROUGH WEEKEND FOR WARRIORS AT HOME AND ABROAD Bob Beckenbaugh The Warriors clashed with t h e d e f e n d i n g B a r r i n g t o n champs here Saturday evening in a second for second, hard played game. The depressing outcome was almost too much for the involved spectators and coaches. Play had a slow start, but by the end of the half the Warriors led by a pleasing 7 points, 36 to 29. Into the, third quarter the Warriors lead was cut within minutes by a tremendous surge by Barrington; at the end of the quarter the Bronchos scored 15 points to our 8. The fourth, arid most exciting quarter, the lead alternated almost every time the ball changed hands. With 17 seconds left in the game Paul Morenz was fouled. Trailing by one point the Warriors needed a tieing basket. Paul made both free throws to give McHenry the lead. Quickly the Bronchos took the ball to midcourt and called time out. With 14 seconds left the spectators watched the Barrington team wait for a final shot. It was missed but Bruce Condill rebounded for Barrington and put it in. Immediately the Warriors called time out, but with only one second to go the play failed. Discouraging yes, but the Warriors did show tremendous improvement over the previous games. The ball handling sharpened and the freethrow percentage was good; McHenry hitting* 15 for 17 and Barrington 18 for 20. Morenz and Creighton totaled 19 and 20 points respectively, while Bob Miller and Bob Vaupel added eight. The field goal percentage was about 52 percent. The Sophs also lost. Next Friday the Warriors play Palatine there. With effort and a desire to win the team can prevail over Palatine. Friday night the Warriors spent a long evening with Zion, £^5ir strcyyr-Tjjffyisp^ sharp team play and aggressive rebounding limited the Warriors action. This was the first defeat after two wins for Cliff Fulton's Warriors. Zion-Benton (82) Subtle psychology is making a point of not putting your wish-bone where your backbone ought,to be. Some folks feel they-re being fleeced when the price of down goes Adam is the one man whom history records as being indispensable. Candid comment is the kind that finds you friends, or asks you to get lost. Anonymous CLEAN STREAMS MEETING At the December meeting of •fchfe- • McHenry County . Clean Streams, a vote of thanks was extended to both the zoning board and ,the county supervisors. The group realizes the problems confronting them and the advancement made in the county by these groups to provide healthier living conditions now and in the future. About the safest place to hide money nowdays is in the cookbook. B F P Bansom 3 7 3 Gulbus 0 0 2 Payne 9 2 5 Taylor 9 2 2 Murphy 9 5 4 Skinner 3 0 4 33 16 20 McHenry (66) B F P Miller 2 1 0 Jteed 4 4 4 Creighton 4 2 2 May 3 1 1 Vaupel 3 2 5 Morenz 5 3 3 Reese 0 0 1 Samen 4 3 3 25 16 18 Zion-Benton 20 21 20 21--82 McHenry 11 18 14 23--66 Barrington (62) B F P Condill 5 6 3 Lenk 5 3 2 Waterman 4 0 1 Douglas 4 3 3 Showers ' 4 6 3 22 18 11 McHenry (61) B F P Miller 3 2 3 Reed 1 0 3 Creighton 8 4 3 May 1 2 0 Vaupel 3 2 3 Morenz 7 5 0 Samen 0 0 1 23 15 13 Barrington 12 17 15 18--62 McHenry 14 22 8 17--61 JOHNSBURG CAGERS BEAT DUNDEE AND MARENGO TEfAMS The Johnsburg basketball team had a dose game in beating Dundee 68 to 65, then romped to an easy 99 to>64 win over Marengo. Harvard comes to Johnsburg next Sunday' for a game that promises to be a humdinger. Each team has lost one game. Johnsburg (99) FG FT T. Oeffling B. Schmitt D. Bentz L. Freund J. Huff B. Brennan T. Schaefer B. Oeffling R. Benson J. Smith f 1 ••5' 7 3 3 8 0 3 6 1 •37 0 0 3 7 1 0 2 6 4 2 25 Marengo (64) FG FT Williams Wolf Frohn Alvarez Weidner Kitchen Kolberg Samuelson Haldeman Marks 2 1 4 0 5 0 3 5 2 2 25 2 2 1 0 5 0 0 1 1 1 14 P 3 3 X2 0 3 3 2 3 1 23 P 4 1 2 0 5 2 5 3 0 2 26 Score by Quarters: Johnsburg 18 27 26 28--99 Marengo 14 14 19 17--64 mum McHenry Jaycees Youth Bowling Girls League -- High Individual Game--Kar en McNally -- 162. High Individual Series -- Karen McNally -- 162-158-139 --459 total. High Team Series -- Seven Pins -- 1614 total. Comprised of: Julia Thompson, Kathy Freund, Cleo Sisco, Nancy Lossman and Nancy Schmunk. Boys League -- High Individual Game -- Terry Margraff 186. High Individual Series -- Rick Jus ten -- 150-182-160 -- 492 total. • High Team Series -- Foxes -- 2026 total. .Comprised of: Mike Dillon, A1 Miller, Steve Kleinhans, Bill Houser and Terry Margraff. Johnsburg (68) FG FT P T. Oeffling 1 0 1 B. Schmitt 1 0 2 D. Bentz 10 4 3 L. Freund 0 0 1 J. Huff 2 0 2 B. Brennan 3 3 2 B. Oeffling 9 5 0 D. Hiller 2 0 2 28 12 13 Dundee (6fi) FG FT Allen Sheehan'" \ J. Hopp B. Schuring Imhoff Doyle '• ^T'V R. :Hopp, - Adtaobuin&Mcj Dobler 0 V. Hopp ,"'v 0 ' 25 I 0 1 i 8 3 9 4 4 3 0 0 6 2 4 0 0 ,0 3' 1 0 is 0 2 17 Score by Johnsburg Dundee ters: 22 12 19 15-->-68 5 23 10 17--65 McHENRY RECREATION Nite Owls -- F.. Anderson 443; L. Worts 447; E. Klapperich 174-454; G. O'Brien 400; R. Simon 432; R. Kluk 459; H. Gerambio 171- 476; E. Rand 170-450; N. Bowman 179-172-470; L. Vacondio 476; M. Etheridge 418; J. Diedrich 183-489; H. Miller 469; S. Sutton 203-178-530; R. Lee 419; H. Schroeder 403; V. Groh 183-453. Railroads: P. Rosing 5-10; D. Miller 5-10; R. Simon 5-7-9. Thursday 9:15 League -- Carey Elcctric S-# -- Clark Chevrolet 0-3. E. Mettelka 210; H. Haufe 213-576; H. Breede 207-541; T. Simpson 547. Green Pearl Club 0-3 -- Rivepside Barber Shop 3-0. B. Blake; J. Maraella 208-568; R. Kuna 206-541; L. Nimsgern 200-219-578; J. Piotroski 207- 532; A. Otto 227-596; B. Kreier 235-586. McHenry Recreation 1-2 -- Old Bridge Tavern 2-1. C. Wagner 237-538; G. Kinsala 208-548; T. Sutton 214-567; J. Larkin 204-205-607. Kent Corporation 1-2 -- The Vogue 2-1. Freund Oil 0-3 -- Rotary Club 3-0. W. Sigman 528; C. Peterson 212 j R. Zahn 538. H. E. Buch & Sons 2-1 Bimbo's 1-2. D. Oldenburg 53$ S. West 552; P. Geske 206-53& D. Smith 535. i;. Tuesday Thirty-Niners -- Nye's Drugs 1-2 -- Standard Oil 2-1. D. Rogers 421; Busch 192-512; D. Tonyan 19' 512; B. Gilpin 180-464.' •«Fret#a»0»l^liit-l% --»H. # Buch & Sons 1%-1*6. C. Schlitt 491; B. Mackinder 468; D. Freund 191-199-539; Ct Freund 414; S. Low 417; Yy Doherty 188-179-518. f McHenry State BanDe 2-1 -- McHenry Co-Op 1-2. J. Heide 411. Commercial League --. Worts Station 0-3 -- Bimbo's 3-0. T. Wiles 207-537; G. Barbian 560. Ernie's Sport Center 1-2 -- Kleinhans 2-1. P. Freund 538. Thread & Gage Co., Inc. 0- 3 -- Garrelts Contract Co. 3-0. N. Dalby 556; R. Garrelts 203- 545; W. Garrelts 208; C. Green 233-537. ^ Atlas Prager Beer 3-0 -- Green Pearl Club 0-3. S. Bacon 202-556. McHenry State Bank 1-2 -- V.F.W. Post 4600 2-1. R. Teml 205. George's White House 1-2 -- Brennan's Milk Service 2-1. C. Pokett 549; I. Greene 212-558; F. Matthesius 202-537. C. D. of A. -- B. O'Brien 175-481; F. Weyland 401; J. Rizzo 180; M. B. Fuchs 185-500; I. Thompson 165; A. 'StiHing 165-409; N. McAuliff 198-463; E. Nimsgern 165; M. Stoffel 172-495; P. Leight 179; J. Weber 172- 498; S. Ballowe 171; A. Szypelbaum 182. Railroads: E. Nimsgern 5-10. McHenry Wednesday Nite Major League -- W. Webb 211-202-219-632; D. Rosing 226-212-627; Lottchea 206-221-625; R. Larson 225- 200-608; H! Jensen 240-601; H. Behnke 255-601; R. Carlson 2D3-233-599; G/Rodenkirk 233- 594; D. Weber 224-592; W. Sigman 203-586; R. Kuna 217- 579; H. Smith 218-572; R. Weyland 205-S|fe^. Miller 201- 560; R. Stilling 213-560; M. Crouch 20f-2021559; E. Buss 552; B. Peisert 222-550; A. Otto 551; N. Dalby 548; A. Kunz 221-547; W. Hojnacki 228-546; Tyk 542; A. McCarroll 542; B. Carlson 214-540. Business Men's League -- Chain-O-Lakes Exc. 3-0 -- Brennan's; Milk Service 0-3. F. Goehring 225^605; E. Wagner 530. ir • McHenry Welding 1-2 -- Snug Harbor 2-1. A. Hafer 200; A. McCarroll 548. North Bridge Marine 1-2 -- Patzke Roofing 2-1. Jandt's City Service 1-2 -- Mike's Fireside 2-1. M. Wieser 212-558. Bimbo's No. 2 2-1 -- Bob's Place 1-2. C. Hansen 202. Mayor Visits Honolulu An excellent time to hire a baby-sitter is when your refrigerator is empty. I \ I 1 (Shriitntai j-^artu | 3 Wednesday, Dec. 21 | JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK 1 608 Front St., Rt. SI $ McHenry, III. 1 8-11 p.m. Adm. 75c f Mayor George P. Freund, at left, and Mrs. Freund, right, are shown with one of the native girls of the islands as they visited Honolulu. Trips to Pearl Harbor, a pineapple plantation, volcanoes and fern forests are just a few of the features of the ten-day stay. The Freunds returned to McHenry early this week. 1961 AUTO LICENSE LOCATED AT Marks Marine Service Office Bldg. McHenry, -- FREE -- COFFEE DONUTS Bonded and Licensed 205 Elm St. 111. EY. 54908 Hours: 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Mon. thru Fri. Sat. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. TOMASELLO'S Tomasello's T. N. T. League -- L. LaBay 192-520; A. May 193-505; V. Smith 458; M. Joyce 449; D. Hayner 442; D. King 177-441; E. Schaefer 437; G. Jorgenson 428; L. A. Smith •125; D. Schaefer 178; J. Moren's Friday Nite 9:15 League George & Marcy's 1-2 -- Tomasello's 2-1. B. May 206- 531; S. Major 227-576. Kasperski's 2-1 -^-Shim's 1-2. Blatz 1-2 -- Hester Oil 2-1. E. Miller 201; R. Stilling 204; 6. Haerle 207. , Phillip's Auto Repair 2-1 -- Fox Cave Inn 1-2. R. Erickson 2 0 4 . J s f l J U f t ' Atlas Prager 2-1 -- Palace 1-2. W C. O. F. -- A. Blake 202-549; J. Etten 200-532; Winkel 201; R. Shine 562. Palace Wednesday Nite Ladies League -- Hettermann's 2-1'-- McHenry Country Club 1-2. B. Hettermann 170-483; L. Harrison 424; N. Larkin 476. Blatz 3-0 -- Jos. Frett & Son 0-3. T. Meyer 179-467; E. Hester 170-173-471. Railroads: M. Smith 3-7-10; B. Hettermann 3-7-l(0. Palace Wednesday Nite Ladies League -- (11-30-60) Jos. Frett & Son 0-3 -- Hettermann 457. McHenry Country Club 2-1 -- Blatz 1-2. M. Kelly 472; N. Larkin 461; E. Conway 435; E. Justen 462. Tuesday Nite Men's League -- Ed's Rental 0-3 -- Lakeland Sleeper's 3-0. Thompson's 1-2 Joe's Barber's 2-1. J. Thompson 233-564; H. Wohlert 556. Monday Nite 7:00 Ladies League -- ' ' • McHenry Disposal 1-2 -- Frieda's Restaurant & Pizzeria 2-1. A. Dawson 404; L. Ferwerda 430; B. Bockman 440. Walsh Insurance 1-2 -- Carey Electr. Contrs. 2-1. I. Carnahan 416; A, Prazak 426; I. Uhles 176-449; H. Bacon 406;. B. Smith 400; L. Crouch 171- 464. Palace 9:00 Ladies League -- Castle View 0-3 -- Fox Valley Const. Corp. 3-0. Sportsman's Inn 2-1 -- Riverside Bake Shop 1-2. A. Gaulke 438. McHenry Moo s e Mixed League.-- N. Bowman 183-433; F. Huffmaster 453; P. Patterson 167. C. O. F. Juveniles -- R. Olszewski 133, R. Spohr 137; D. Thennes 178-403. WRESTLING -- Sophomores -- The first home ' wrestling match was held Tuesday night, November 29, in the boys gymnasium. This match was a nonconference "meet with Grayslake. The McHenry Sophomore Warriors won 36-18. The results in each weight class: 95--Fransworth (G) Won over Schmitt (M) -- 6-4. 112--rSayler (M) Won over Burns (G) -- Pinned. 120--Hastings (M) Won over Gray (G)--13-4. 127--Olsen (M) Won over Hoptin (G)--Pinned. 133--Parks (M) Won over Sauot, (G)--3-0. 138--Doran (M) Won over Stransky (G)--Pinned. 145--Vanderpool (G) Won over Pike (M)--Pinned. " 154--Fyfe (G) Won over Kelso tM)--Pinned. 165--Erbe (M) Won over Lara (G)--Pinned. 180--Wahl (M) Won over Behan (G>-- Pinned, There were two weights for-' feited. 103 -- McHenry forfeited to Grayslake. Heavy Weight -- Grayslake forfeited to McHenry. Total Score: McHenry 36 -- Grayslake 18. PERSONALS Mrs. Anna Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Ford Hanford of McHenry and Mr. and Mrs. John Jung of Freeport spent the week in Shelby, Ohio, where they visited Fr. Eugene Jung at Sacred Heart seminary. Fr. Jung celebrated the tenth anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood while they were there, on Nov. 30, with a high Mass read in his honor. Minds that run in the same channel are seldom found in one-TV families* . . *, , , .; WRESTLERS UPSET GRAYSLAKE AND DUNDEE MATMEN Tuesday, Nov. 29, the Grayslake wrestling squad came to McHenry to challenge our Warrior mat men. The Warriors wrestled a fine match as they set Grayslake back 49 - 3. Eight Warriors pinned their opponents, and three won by decision. Those pinning their men were: Ken Sorensen (103 lbs.), Ken Lishamer (112 lbs.), Bill Tychewicz (127 lbs.), A1 Bauer (133 lbs.), Jim Hansen (138 lbs.), Ken Young (145 lbs.), Wayne Fuchs (180 lbs.) and Wayne Latimer (heavyweight). Darf Kinnerk (120 lbs.), Butch Espey (154 lbs.) and Tom CUsack (165 lbs.) each won by decision. Tom Hauck, the Warrior 95 lb. man, lost 8-7 after wrestling a very fine match. This was the second straight victory for the undefeated Warriors who won their first match of the season last Tuesday, Nov. 22, against Warren. Friday, Dec. 2,.oyrkWgrriors RUDY KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Prlve-In PHONE EVergreen 5-2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS Stud Service • Heated 8c Unhealed Kennels • German Shorthalr Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving PALACE Tavern League -- Hans' 3-0 -- Whitey's 0-3. Jack W. 566; K. Brand 535. SANTA'S C0MINC TO r . Orn i SPORT CENTER met Dundee on our ma,t of On, ange and Black. The McHen*4- ry Grapplers came out fighting to win their first confgr^npqf; match 32 - 17. Only two men, Jim Hansen (138 lbs.) and Ken Young I (145 lbs.) were able to. piil£ their opponents. They gaiwL" 5 points each for the team.- Dan Kinnerk (103 lbs.), Ken Lishamer (112 lbs.), Bltf' Ty^; chewicz (127 lbs), Jerry Zei* ger (135 lbs.) and Wa&he _ Fuchs (180 lbs.) won by cisions, each making 3 points ^ for the team. Tom Cusack (165 lbs.) tied his match 7-7, which gave thfe team 2 points. In the 154, division) Dundee forfeited" McHenry, which also gave the Warriors another 5 points. Tom Hauck (95 lbs.), Paul Hastings (120 lbs.) and Nick" G r o h ( h e a v y w e i g h t ) w e r e pinned by their Cardinal opponents. lN*l The Warrior .wrestlers are still undefeated as they meet Zion tomorrow, Friday, Dec. 9, here in McHenry. The matah will be held in the gym at W *:k MANY DISABLED NOW QUALIFY FOR SECURITY BENEFITS Bernard Barnett, manager of the Waukegan Social Security district office, said today, "There is a considerable num- * ber of disabled people in L^tep . and 0 McHenry counties wmo could be drawing social secui'ity disability benefits if they knew about a recent change i n t h e l a w . " • > i u Barnett explained that he ferred to a social security lavy ^ change made in September, 1960. This change provides that n; disabled persons, regardless o^T/ their age, may be eligible for;i . disability benefits. Before change in the law, disabled persons had to be at least age 50 in order to get disability benefits. "Any individual who is totally and permanently disabled and who had worked at least five years under social security just before the disability occurred, should immediately get in touch with a social curity office," Barnett . c _ eluded. Residents of Lake find McHenry counties are served by the Social Security office located at 1515 Washing$|n street, Waukegan. iML ELM THE .WAUCONDA, ILL. «j|| 1Mb 3A7. Dec. 8th, 9th & 10th ^ ENEMY GENERAL r with VAN JOHNSON SPECIAL CHILDRENS MATINEE SAT. DEC. 10th -- Olif Show Only -- Doors Open 1:00 p.m. Show Starts 1:30 p.m.-- Admission -Free with Mei, chants Ticket. ^ "SEVEN LITTLE FOYS" 1 with BOB HOPE 4 also 3 COLOR CARTOONS SUN. MONj & TUES. Dec. 11th, 12th & 13th LET'S MAKE LOV^' starring MARILYN MONROE STARTS WED. DEC. 14feh For Four Big Days By Popular Request 'THE WILD ONE" starring MARiLON BRANDO ' us- McHENRY THEATRE 218 So. 6r. Ph. EV 5-0144 THURS., FRI. & SAT. Dec. 8, 9, & 10 -- Double Feature Program -- HORROR OF DRACULA and THE THING THAT COULDN'T DIE 212 So. Green St. Come One Come All SEE SANTA IU PERSON IN OUR STORE SUN., MON. & TUES. W Dec. 11, 12 & 13 Sunday 5:00, 7:00 and 9:00 "THE DARK AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS" Starring ROBERT PRESTON CHILDREN'S MATINEE 3:00 - 5:00 Sunday, Dec. 11 "TARZAN'S A GREATEST • ADVENTURE" and THREE CARTOONS (This will not include showing of "The Dark at the Top of the Stairs") Closed Wednesday, Dec. 14