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Ptigi Fdur THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, September7, 1981 SO I HEAR ... Summer has been going downhill fast, but little did we think it would be so blamed hot at the bottom of the hill. All day Sunday we had the urge to clobber those weather forecasters who told us the temperature would be in the high 70's. It's getting so you can't believe a word you hear even when you want to. DUCK AND COOT SEASON OPENS ON OCTOBER 28 Daily Duck Limit Will Be Two; Six Cools May Be Shot Springfield, Illinois -- The 1961 duck and coot season will open at Noon, Central Standard Time, October 28, and close at sunset, November 26, William T. Lodge, Director of the Illinois Department of "COACHES TEA" FOR MOMS OF MARIAN FOOTBALL PLAYERS The coaches at Marian Central Catholic High School will hold their second annual "Coaches Tea" Sat. Sept. 9 at 3:15 p.m. in the school cafeteria. All mothers of football players (varsity and froshsoph) are invited to attend. Preceding the tea the varsity squad will hold an' intersquad scrimmage at 1:00 p.m. The mothers are invited to see as much of this as they wish and ask as many questions as they wish. After the scrimmage the It's seldom we go out without a- hat, but got in a sporty holiday spirit and went into Bolger's Drug Store lidless. Who should we meet but our old barber, John Drej-miller. ; Conservation announced. Shoot-. And who should make fun of! >ng hours are from sunrise un- I ^ ^ Vh. our bald head but that same j til sunset, except on opening j to mcct ! "f tu' .. ^ j *. i Hnv m uss various phasGs of the barber who caused us to lose ad>- I A ie our curls. Yep. He used to mix | The daily bag limit will be p p up a batch of tonic in the back i two ducks and the possession room and sell it to us as a j limit is four ducks. On opensure bet to grow hair. That j ing day the daily limit and posstuff must have run down the' session limit are the same, two back of our neck where we have a real* good crop. ducks. The daily and possession limits on coots aire six. Only one wood duck and 4 one hood- Wow! Those Yankee sluggers ed merganser can be included are sending baseballs into out- in the daily bag limit. No reder space. They have made it j head ducks or canvasbacks fairly clear as to which team j may be taken. Hunters will be will represent the American! permitted to take five Ameril^ ague in the World Series, can mergansers or five red- Football practice is going on in all the high schools in spite also planned for the Mothers. Fathers may come, if asked by their wives. The cheerleaders will act as hostesses. SOFTBALL NOTES Tuesday night Buss Motors and Old Bridge played the rubber game of their best two out of three series and Old Bridge's ten runs in the first breasted mergansers^ m- five of | jnning was too much {or Buss the two species in the aggregate per day. The possesof 90 degree heat. Coach Paul j sion limit is ten of each of Mandli has his boys out in the ! the two species or ten in the field early in the morning and aggregate. then late in the afternoon to Illinois will have a split avoid the mid-day heat. As goose season "for the first time much as we try, we cannot get; with a total of 54 days, to excited over football until the j give the waterfowl hunters on air gets crisp. It won't be long. , the upper Mississippi River a | better opportunity to bag geese. Lodge said. The first period is from October 7 through October 16, both dates inclusive, except in Alexander, Williamson, ackson, and Union counties where the goose season will remain closed until the second period. The second period begins on November 6 and closes November 26, except in Alexander. Williamson, Jackson, and Union counties where the goose season will remain closed until on December 19. However, if a quota of 20.000 geese has been harvested before December 19th in these fcur counties, the season will be closed. The goose dally and possession limits are five, including in such limits not more than two Canada geese or its subspecies or two white-fronted geese or two of these in aggregate. Shooting hours are from sunrise to sunset, except in Alexander, Williamson. Jackson and Union counties. In these four counties shooting hours are from sunrise until 3 p.m. Central Standard Time. The above picture of Ed Doyle was taken by our daughter, Patricia, as neighbor Doyle relaxed in our back yard. He is proudly displaying a Little League trophy which was won by the boys under his management. Motors to overcome and Old Bridge went on to win 18 to 3. Chuck Cuda and Tom Nolan pounded out four hits each to lead the team. Bob Nolan hit a two run homer in the first. Jake Wegener singled and doubled fqf Buss Motors. Buss Motors 101000 3 21 4 Old Bridge 1022040--18 21 4 Old Bridge and Hettermann's played the first game of the playoff championship with Hettermann's pounding out a 24 to 8 win. Dick Hiller homered twice and hit two doubles and a triple, driving in six runs. Lloyd Freund homered, doubled and singled twice. Hettermann's big inning was the 4th when 13 men batted. Paul Freund homered in the 4th for Old Bridge. JAYCEE JUNIOR BOWLING PROGRAM WILL OPEN SOON McHenry Jaycee President Harry Cygan has announced that Ray Schmitt has accepted the general chairmanship of the 1961 and 1962 season for the Jaycee junior bowling tournament to be held at the Mc- Henry Recreation Bowling Lanes, located at 1216 North River road, McHenry, at the east end of the old Fox River bridge. J a y c e e P r e s i d e n t C y g a n states that with the experience Chairman Ray Schmitt has gained from last year's bowling tournament that this year's junior bowling should be another outstanding youth program. This year's bowling will start the first Saturday in October at 11 a.m., and all the children in the McHenry school district between the ages of 9 and 18 years old are invited to enter the tournament. The Jaycee junior bowling is a program sponsored not only by local Jaycee chapters but is a state and national program. There is a coupon on the sports page of this issue that, the children may clip and fill' out and send to Jaycee Bowling at 1216 No. River Road, McHenry, 111. Every week until the tournament starts there will be more news. Mr. Schmitt asks that the children either mail or bring the coupons in as soon as possible so that an exact count can be made. The Jaycees also invite the parents to stop at the bowling lanes to see the kids in action. Ray Schmitt states that starting to bowl at a young age will make more champion bowlers. Past Presidents Tourney Finalists jf^istahee CM, Mourning Dove Season Opened Springfield, 111. -- The 1961 mourning dove season opened at noon, Central Standard time, September 1st, and extends for 70 half days, until sunset, November 9, William T. Lodge, Director of the Illinois Department of Conservation stated. Shooting hours are from noon until sunset every day. The daily limit is 12 birds, and hunters may have 24 doves n possession after the first day jf the season. The possession timit the first day of the season is 12 birds. Tlie dove population has shown a slight increase over the 1960 population in Illinois ?nd wildlife technicians predict t good season, provided that the weather cooperates with the hunters. Mourning doves are migratory, and cool weather during the first few days of September send many of the locally hatched young birds South. It is not necessary to purchase a Federal migratory water fowl stamp to hunt doves. Woodstock, 111. STARTS FRIDAY MAURICE CHEVALIER LESLIE CARON in \\ FANNY n Kotalik Studio Photo Left to right: Dr. Eugene Sayler, Warren Weber, Emil Simon. Harold Jensen was absent when picture was taken. Kids Goli Day Winners Old Bridge Cii AB . 2 . 4 . 2 This same Ed Doyle had a hole-ih-one at Pistakee Country Club last Sunday on the 190-1 SEASON DATES AND yard sixth hole We got this j LIMIXS ANNOUNCED from Bill Malpede so mark it down as official. Congratulations, Ed. FOR 1961 HUNTERS Springfield, 111. -- The 1.961 hunting season dates. litnit> and shooting hours on cock If you think your summer got away from you. think of the poor farmer out in Maine ! Pheasants, quail, Hungarian who bought some pigs, fed j partridge, rabbits, .jack snipe them all summer and then jand woodcock were announced sold them for the same priced William T. Lodge. Director at which they were purchased. When offered sympathy, the old fellow retorted, "Well, you of the Illinois Department of Conservation. Upland game seasons will be L. Freund u d a , . . . I Spasojevich, scf T. Nolan, cf • • B, Nolan, If ,..4 Ma.iercik, rf 3 Freund. 3b v-3- McGee, lb 3 Freund, c 3 Hogan. 2b 3 Michels, p r 3 Totals 30 Hettermann's AB Koutney, rf ...... 4 Freund, scf 5 Hiller. 2b .5 Meyer, ss 4 Marsh, c 5 Jackson, cf '5 Miller, p 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 . . . 0 . . . 4 4 R 1 2 0 1 0 2 2 2 0 0 8 R 0 4 5 2 0 2 4 2 3 1 0 3 Oeffling. If 4 1 Meyer, lb 3 2 Schmitt. 3b . 4 1 Hnag, lb 0 Brennan, 3b 0 0 Totals 44 23 24 Old Bridge 1002302-- 8 8 7 Hettermann's 313863--24 23 3 Batting Leaders For 1961 AB H R Pet. Golbeck 57 38 Hiller 57 34 B. Meyers .... .52 31 Morenz . . . . . 4 4 26 Gibson 49 26 McGee 44 22 55 27 £otta look at it this way -- I; closed in those counties open j Mackey 52 25 had the enjoyment of their company all summer.' McHENRY WARRIOR GRIDDERS IN FINE PHYSICAL SHAPE to deer hunting with shotguns during the three day shotgun deer season, December 1, 2, and 3. All dates are inclusive and all hours listed are Central Standard Time. Shooting hours are from sunrise until sunset for all species, except that on opening day shooting hours start at 12 Noon for all species. Dates and limits for the 1961 hunting season are as follows: Cock Pheasant Noon. Nov. 18 until sunset, Dec. 12; daily With the conclusion of the first week of practice the McHenry Warriors' camp reports that all men are in excellent physical condition with very few injuries.' An early Saturday morning inter-squad scrimmage concluded a week of hard I kill limit -- 3; possession limit, work and individual sacrifice.! opening day -- 3; possession Due to a light rainfall and a j limit after opening day -- 6. drop in the temperature the! Quail -- Noon, Nov. 18 unc o n d i t i o n s were i d e a l f o r c o n -• t i l s u n s e t , Dec 2 7 ; d a i l y k i l l t a c t work; r e s u l t i n g in many j Umit -- 8; p o s s e s s i o n l i m i t , hardy tackles and excellent opening day 8; possession blocks. limit after opening day - 16. The coaches were pleased Hungarian Partridge Noon, with the efforts of their men ^OV- until sunset- Dec. 12 32 31 23 17 26 14 30 15 16 20 .666 .596 .596 .590 .530 .500 .490 .480 .479 .476 La ing 48 23 Jensen 42 20 Home Runs Golbeck 12: Hiller 7; Migon 6; Beck 6. RBI'S Golbeck 41; Hiller 34; Kasprzyk 27; L. Freund 27. Saturday morning the X Class sailed two races. In both races Danny Arkema took first place, Henry DeYoung placed second and Jim Pierson placed third. Saturday afternoon the winner of the C race was Don l.ooze, second place was taken,; by Joe Zalin, third place wasj taken by Norm Reese. $ The Sunday morning race' of the C's was won by Norm Reese, second place went to John Looze, third place was taken by Ron Schloemer. The Sunday afternoon race of the E's was won by Paul Armstrong, second place went to Sid Peterson, third place was taken by Gerry Schloemer. Labor Day morning the C's sailed for the Joseph Haas trophy. This trophy was won by Don Looze. In the afternoon the Ralph Kelley handicap trophy race was sailed. The winner, which will be determined after the handicap is computed, will be announced at the sailor's award dinner next Saturday evening. Last Saturday evening a Smorgasbord was served at the dinner dance. The chairmen were Mr. and Mrs. William Ericsson. The committee was selected from the families of Olson, Pierson. Jepsen, Nelsen, Westerburg, and Ericsson. Labor Day marks the end of the regular sailing season. Next week t h e top t h r e e b o a t s w i l l travel to Peewaukee for the "All Star Regatta." The foll o w i n g w e e k e n d P i s t a k e e w i l l be host to the top boats of each lake in the Inland Lake Yachting Association, and the Wisconsin Yachting Association in the "Blue Chip Regatta". Zoo animals seem to feel relatively safe from people. as they showed considerable spirit and drive during the two hour scrimmage. With only eight more practice sessions before the Warriors meet Antioch on September 15th a few spots in both the offense and defense need a little more work in order to get perfect timing. Nevertheless, the Warriors slate that they will have all the wrinkles ironed out and be ready to give an excellent account of themselves by the time the first game rolls around. Read The Want Ads daily kill limit -- 2; possesion limit, opening day -- 2: possession limit after opening dav -- 4. Rabbits -- Noon. Nov 18 until sunset. Jan. 31 1962; daily kill limit - 5; possession limit, opening day -- 5; possession limit after opening d;tv -- 10. Jack Snipe -- Noon, Oct 28 until sunset, Nov. 26; daily kill limit -- 8. possession limit, opening day - 8; possession limit after opening day 8. Woodcock -- Noon, Nov. 18 until, Dec. 27; daily kill limit -- 4; possession limit, opening day -- 4; possession limit alter opening day -- 8. Jaycee Junior Bowling Coupon I am interested in my son or daughter to participate in your bowling program. Signed Child's Name Address Phone Number Age Kotalik Studio Photo Pictured left to right, are the first place winner of the Kids' Golf Day sponsored by Julius Goffo at McHenry Country Club: (standing) FranK Cuda, Jeffrey Kleinhans, Judy Buss, Diana Evans, (kheeUng) Judy Newkirk, Pebby Christy and Julius Goffo. Recalling the pleasures of the passing summer, the officers and managers of the McHenry Pony League are mindful of the benevolence of the many persons who helped to make the season such a tremendous success. Seven years ago the McHenry Pony League proudly accepted the baseball diamond in the rear of the McHenry Post 4600 V.F.W. property, made p o s s i b l e t h r o u g h t h e e f forts of the members of that o r g a n i z a t i o n . H o w e v e r , t h e V.F.W. did not stop with the presentation of the ball park in helping out the Pony League. They have repeatedly during the intervening years helped the league in many ways. This past season, as further contribution to the McHenry Pony League, this fine organization financed buses on the two Pony League District playoffs. Ever mindful of the wear and tear on equipment, they contributed 3 dozen balls and a dozen bats to the league. To top all of this, their financial assistance helped the league to wind up the season without the .usual deficit. Such an organization is to be highly corn mended for its many contribu tions to the youth of this community. Of equal importance was th' contribution of the parents ir supporting of the league by their financial as well as moral help in attending the games. They exemplify the type of spirit of fun, fellowship and cooperation that strengthen our league's slogan -- Protect Our Nation's Youth. Officers and managers of the 1961 McHenry Pony League imiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiitiiiiiii Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry On Route 120 R. J. Miller, Owner Ph. EV 5-0477 or EV 5-2284 "Where Friends Send Their Friends" Program Starts at Dusk FRI., SAT. & SUN. Sept. 8, 9 & 10 In Color LESLIE CARON MAURICE CHEVALIER Also Color Cartoon & Short Subject Plus "2 RODE TOGETHER'^ With JAMES STEWART McHENRY THEATRE 204 N. <ir. Ph. EV5-014 "24 Hour Answering Servtr? FRI. & SAT., Sept. 8 & ROBERT MITCHUM JACK WEBB "LAST TIME I SAW ARCHIE" 2 Cartoons COMING NEXT WEEKEND WALT DISNEY'S "NIKKI WILD DOG OF THE NORTH" In Color FALL SCHEDULE: Open Fri.- Sat. & Sun. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiitiiimi... CRYS DRIVE-IN Crystal Lake, 111. FRI. & SAT., Sept. 8 & 9 - Double Feature Program «• "ALL IN A NIGHT'S WORK" starring DEAN MARTIN SHIRLEY MacLAINE -- And -- "IN THE WAKE OF A STRANGER" starring TONY WRIGHT SHIRLEY EATON SUN., MON. & TUES, Sept. 10. 11 & 12 SANDRA DEE in "TAMMY TELL ME TRUE" Cartoon & Pete Smith WED., THURS.. FRI. & SAT. Sept. 13. 14, 15 & 16 "PEPE" * One Showing Each Night At 8 p.m. Plus Cartoon Regular Admission aaaaTjraaaaa-i ELM THEATRE « WAIJCONDA, (LU »?A 6-1421 24 Hr. Ansupring Service LAST DAY THURS. 1 # ; * Sept 7 "THE GUNS • . ! OF NAVARONE" FRI., SAT., SUN., MON. & TUES. Sept. 8, 9. 10, 11 & 12 . JOSHUA LOGANI Pf RODUCTION To be mailed or taken to Jaycee Bowling, 1216 N. River Road McHenry 111. COWRY CU MIKE COYNE, Manager SEMI-PRIVATE 18 Ir3@!Li COUiSE On Route 12 and Geneva Road Fox Lake, Illinois We Have Complete Private Facilities For Tournaments A.G.A. Members and Guests Welcome NO WAITING ON TEE! PHONE JUSTICE 7-0609 Starting Sept. 9th & 1911 SAT. & SUN. MATINII 1:30 to 4:00 P.M. Admission -- 50c Just For Fun Roller Rink 914 N. Front St. EV 5-0049 MIDNIGHT SHOW Saturday, Sept. 9 BRIAN KEITH RICK JASON in "SIERRA BARON" In CinemaScope and Color! SUN., MON. & TUES. Sept. 10, 11 & 12 "THE WORLD OF SUZIE WONG" starring WILLIAM HOLDEN NANCY KWAN WED. & THURS. Sept. 13 & 14 HOUSE OF BAMBOO' starring ROBERT RYAN ROBERT STACK -- Also -- ROBERT WAGNER JOAN COLLINS in "STOPOVER: TOKYO' In CinecaScope and Color! MAURICE CHARLES HUNST BOYER-BUCHHOLZ TECHNICOLOR® fromWARNER BROS. STARTS FRIDAY Sept. 15 For One Big Week WALT DISNEY'S "NIKKI, WILD DOG OF THE NORTH" Also "VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF * THE SEA" nnca^oEaotaasa Q ad DANCE AT THE POLISH NATIONAL UNION CAMP on McCullom Lake SATURDAY, SEPT. 9, 1961 6 P.M. 'til ? BAR-B-Q • • DANCE. CHICKEN RIBS "All You Can Eat" Music By TIM» SUN SETTERS . $2.75 . $1.50 FUN FOR ONE & ALL For Reservations Phone EV. 5-0848 Sponsored By McCULLOM LAKE SPORTSMEN'S CLUB THURS. THRU SUN. Sept. 7. 8. 9 & 10 OOPI !"KERI (DsrlEEHi WW PLUS CO-FEATURE •tlUSXO TMflU UMTCD A4TOTS PLUS -- LATE SHOW BONUS FEATURE 0 FALL SCHEDULE -- OPEN WEEKENDS FRI., SAT. & SUN. ' Sept. 15, 16 & 17 "TWO LOVES" & THE GREAT IMPOSTER" L