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"Aiursday, September 28, 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEft Jaycee Bowling Those now signed up for the Teen-age Bowling, and those wp) still wish to sign up, are ask^d to go to McHenry Recreation Bowling Lanes --just east of the old bridge --on Saturday, Sept. 30. Girls should come at 10:30 a.m., at which time officers elections will be held. The girls will also bowl for their averages at that time. Boys are asked to come at 1 p.m. when the same procediuje will be followed. Teams tor the coming season will be formed at the same tune. Remember --this Jaycee league is open to all McHenry area boys and girl:/ between the ages of 9 and Tomasello's T. X. T. League •-- J. May 195-209-547; B. Hettcrmann 211-498; V. Smith lfjfr-489; M. Hettermann 477; D. Kibbe 466; M. Adams 447; M. Smith 446; A. Becker 432. Railroads: J. Clark 5-7; E. Buehrer 5-10; J. May 4-9; V. Smith 4-10. Palace Recreation Tavern League -- B. Kreutzer 210-555; S. Bacon 204-557; K. Brand 211- lace 9:00 Ladies League -- M. Kinsala 483; J. Dillon 450: N. Fidler 179-439; M. Pinkstaff 431; A. Gaulke 453. Monday Nite 7:00 Ladies League -- L. Crouch 465; L. Freund 442. Railroads: R. Smith 4-5- 7; L. Freund 4-5-7. Tuesday Niters -- J. Knox 204-534. cmo. F. -- N. B. Freund 204-233-597; G. M. Freund 537; J. Etten 202-224-608; J. Herdrich 201- 213-596. McHenry Recreation Business Men's League -- R. Kick 202-547; G. Schaefer 231-232-641; N. Justen 203- 214-584; B. Haldeman 207; Q. Jandt 201; C. Ackerman 217- 5®; Vaupell 212-535; J. Doran 534; N. Schmaling 561. Ten Pin Queens -- M. Goss 446; T. Meyer 470; E. Hester 455; E. Justen 193- 506; L. Stangarone 473; J. Rink 471; M. Donnelly 489; W. Gehrke 453; J. Doherty 488; D. Burns 475; M. Doherty 197- 534; L. Michels 213-515; M. B. Fuchs 472; M. Granger 209- 506; B. Meath 186-491. Railroads : D. Overton 3-6-7. Tuesday Thirty - Niners -- (Previous week) D| Stoffel 461; C. Schlitt 458: G. Bentz 469; D. Schmitt 499; A. Leone 477. Tuesday Thirty - Niners -- (this week) R. Prezctacnik 403; J. Czjakowski 407; M. Adams 452; C. Schlitt 188-523; M. Einspar flhS-476; V. Doherty 177-504. Nite Owls -- G. Steinsdorfer 181-192-529; N. Bowman 176-477; I. Vacondio 191-499; R. Kluk 189- 458; L. Worts 186-202-549; P. Rosing 193-480; K. McNally 470: M. Harmon 484; M. Otto 192-485; D. Stoffel 475; S. Sutton 457; H. Gerambio 179- 488; F. Anderson 436; G. j£rfst ings 438: J. Maness 436; FT Osman 174. Railroads: J. Amann 5-8-10; F. Anderson 2- 7; J. Diedrich 3-10; L. Ferwerda 5-8-10; E. Klapperich 5-7: M. Otto 5-7. McHenry Wednesday Nite Major League -- H. Jensen 205-236-654; R. Kuna 234-200-630; D. Gerstein 227-218-630; D. Abram -233-225-614: D. Hignight 224- vAf); R. Larson 213-608; G. Rodenkirk 233-601; M. Crouch 203-205-587; D. Buralli 216- 572: F. Schmidt 226-569; H. Lottchea 558; N. Lange 222- 559: R. Weide 557; A. Jackson 208-555; S. Buenzli 233- 555: V! Weyland 552: D. Rosing 212-551; R. Carlson 552; D. Ferriss 549: J. Etten 545; R. Shanefeld 202-541; A. Mc- £orroll 541. Commercial League -- (last week) H. Hobbs 534; J: Osterby 222-601; B. Sheriff 224-561: C. Green 204-572: J. Hoyte 577: G. Reid 345-619; B. Kelly 225-544; B. Nolan 201-532; N. Justen 210-574: G. Barbian 202; L. Consago 556; D. Kleinhuizen 213; B. Christenspn 207-563: J. Justen 232- W4: D. Freund 200; I. Greene 222-571. Commercial League -- (this week) J. Hoyte 211-656; M. Klapperich 532: B. Kelly 205-564: D. Hiller 220; B. Nolan 551; F. Matthesius 559; C. Brennan 535; R. Kick 551; D. Freund 541; I. Greene 201- 558: R. Garrelts 200; Parth ^3-554; J. Justen 213-223-633; *T Osterbv 205-535. » McHenry By Frank Rourke NAMED TO OFFICE The Fox Valley General Contractors association recently installed newly elected officers at a dinner meeting held at Geneva. Among them is Robert Frett, director. Henry Tonyan of McHenry is director exofficio. # Last week Mr. P. H. (Bill* Billeter had the biggest thrill of all of his golfing years! Bill made a hole-in-one on our 191 yard 8th hole with a 3 wood and using a First Flight ball. Bill has been trying for more than 40 years to get a hole in one. The amazing thing about this feat is that Bill is 73 years young, born on August 14, 1888. He was reminiscing about the first years that he was playing golf as a member in McHenry. He was runner-up tc Boots Remke in the Club Championship in 1935. At that time the caddies were Vale Adams, Fred Meyers, and George Johnson. Jr. Bill left McHenry in 1937 and joined Medinah Country Club. At Medin&h. he placed on their golf team which competed in the Northwest League. Bill later was club champion at Bunker Hill Country Club. He retired and moved back to McHenry in 1960 with his wife, a native born McHenry girl, Florence A. Rothermil Billeter. Bill and Florence have four children, 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Congratulations, Bill, from all of us on your hole-in-one. This will help those of us who still dream of such an accomplishment. We'll never stop trying! Aggregate Tournament Winners: John Varese and Harry Nickelson beat Dick Hester and Dick Weber. Dick Freund and Jack Thies beat Tom Evans and A1 Olsen. Lou Consago and Jim Larkin beat Dick Rosing and John Betjman. Paul Overton and Russ Weyland beat Hank Sayner and Bill Funk. Round of the Week: Paul Overton 72 (What did Vale shoot, Paul?) Low Net 1-12 Paul Overton, 67; Hank Sayner, 69. Low Net IS and Up H. V. Jackson, A1 Olsen. Harry Nickelson and Vimse Weyland tied with 76. Shots of the Week: Jim Larkin's tee shot onthe ninth hole. Jim claims they MODEL PLANE CLUB TO HOLD CONTEST OCT. 1 On Sunday, Oct. 1, the members 6t the McHenry Buzzard Model Plane club will hold a contest open only to the members of the Fox Valley Model Airplane association. The contest will be held at the V.F.W. field starting at 11 a.m. Everybody is welcome to come out and watch two or more fliers dual in combat and rat race, stunt models perform precision acrobatics and scale models of real airplanes. STUDENT COUNCIL UNDERTAKES TWO FUTURE PROGRAMS This year at the McHenry high school, great effort has been put forth by a group of students, with George Haasl as advisor, known as the Student Council of 1961. This council is a representative body in which, through elected students, all classes have a* voice in the activities at the school. One of these important events is annual homecoming festivities, and another is the American Field Service, which will some day in the near future sponsor a foreign exchange student to McHenry. Officers of the group include Bob Beckenbaugh, president: Janet Eckstein, vicepresident: Jack Hachmeister, treasurer: Tiina Keerberg, secretary; and Kathy Kostal, reporter. Other members are Ginnv Peterson, Janet Schimke. Tuddie Haasl, Vic Nowicke. George Erber and Ray Singer seniors; April Smith, Rose Blatter, Janice Bush, Sue Gregory, Bert Kissling, Ed. Parks, Tom Bittermann, Jim Marshall and Jay Sa.vler, jdniors; Val Peterson. Sue j Novak, Lynn Eichinger, George j Lifssy. Steve Harris, Jim Fan- : (us and Ken Sternickle, sopho- I mores. Page Flv* ED ZENDER WINS GOVERNOR'S CUP REGATTA EVENT Approximately 15,000 spectators were on hand Sunday, Sept. 17, to witness the 1961 Illinois Governor's Cup Regatta. This was one of the largest crowds ever to attend a boating event on Fox Lake. The two day event was held under ideal racing conditions with spectators enjoying the warm September sunshine. The regatta, sponsored by the Chain O' Lakes Boat Club, was sanctioned by the American Power Boat association. Frank "Dixie" Davis the boat safety supervisor for the Illinois Department of Conservation was on hand to present the Governors Cup as Gov. Kerner was unable to attend due to previous commitments. Ed "Zip" Zender of McHenry, 111., drove the winning boat the "Twinke". This E racing runabout is owned and maintained by Ralph Fuchy of New Berlin, Wis. Zender set a tremendous pace in the Twinke "as he outran the world record holder the Miss Steel City, formerly the We'E owned by Guy "Red" Wilson of Long Beach, Calif. His 85 to 90 MPH speed gave him the checkered flag for both heats. In the Sk racing runabout event, the "Lead Sled" dnven by John Stone of Glenview, Illwas completely demolished in the North turn during the first heat. Lars "Swede" Stromstedt ot McHenry, 111., driving Ed Sullivan's "Lutefish" near the century mark had no close competition as he took both heats in the 135 hydro class. Swede drove this boat to third place at the Nationals in San Diago, Calif., last month. The next Chain O' Lakes Boat Club racing event will be held on Oct. 15 on Fox Lake. This 5 hour free for all marathon event will be the last racing event of the season. The same pattern was used for both right and left shoes, until about time of Civil War. moved the green over to liili Pries' front lawn. Hank Sayner. tee shot on the eighth hole. Hank says he was aiming at Eddie Buss who was standing in his front yard. Bill Funk, tee shot on the 16th tee. Bill was short of the 12th green and Hank Tonyan outdrove Bill by shooting over the green. MCHS Cross-Country News Both the Varsity and Frosh- Soph Cross-Country teams of MCHS turned in victories or the Grayslake course. The Varsity team, led by Roland Koerper, got off to a good start by beating the Grayslake Varsity 22 to 39, Koerper winning in the fine time of 9:17. This was 30 seconds ahead of the second place runner, Keller of Grayslake who finished in 9:47. Ken Fletcher of McHenry. a Sophomore, but running on the Varsity squad, finished iii third place, one second behind Keller. The other runners on the Varsity squad finished in the following order: Allen Baur fifth. Ken Lishamer sixth. Cliff Harris seventh. Jack Hachmeister, eighth, Mike Paul ninth, Mike Stueben elevont h, and Bob McDonald thirteenth. The Frosh-Soph squad, with Sterling Weirch setting the pace, beat the Frosh-Soph ol Grayslake 23-34. -- Win From Zlon-Benton -- Both the Varsity and Frosh- Soph squads marked up their second straight wins on the Zion-Benton course Thursday afternoon: the Varsity winning 26-31, and the Frosh-Soph coming through with a 15-45 score. In the Varsity run, Roland Koerper again led the way. covering the two mile course in 10:30. Baur finished fourth,' Fletcher sixth. Lishamer seventh, Hachmeister eighth, Harris tenth, Stueben eleventh, Paul twelfth, McDonald fourteenth, and Hastings fifteenth. In the Frost-Soph race Weirich finished first followed by Banker, Mauch, Snell, and Frett, in that order. Both the Varsity and Frosh- Soph Cross - Country teams found the Grant runners too strong for them. The Varsity lost 18-44, and the Frosh- Soph 19-40. Grant has a very strong squad this fall and it will take a top notch team to beat them. In the Frosh-Soph run, Weirich set the pace for the McHenry boys followed by Snell, Mauih, Banker and Moore. Thursday of this week the McHenry squad travels to I.ilwrtyville • to take on a strong Wildcat Team. WEEKEND DATES OPEN FOR STATE HUNTING AREAS Weekend dates are still open on the three duck, two goose, and six pheasant state hunting areas, William T. Lodge, director of thtMUlinois Department ! of Conservation, said last ! week. Sportsmen who apply j for a permit promptly will ho I able to obtain almost any date ; of their choice. ! Permit applications should ; list the hunter's name, his j partner's name, the area dej sired, the date desired, and an i alternate date. Applications ; should be sent to: Permit Of- ! fice, Division of Game Manj agement, Department of Conservation, Room 106, State Office Building, 400 Spring St., Springfield, 111. PISTAKEE YACHT CLUB The first race of the Frostbite Series was sailed on Pistakee Sunday. Of the thirteen boats competing, two were from Lake La Belle, one from Powers Lake and one from Oconomowoc Lake. The winner of the race was Steve Hancock from Lake La Belle. Second place was taken by Gerry Schloemer of Pistakee, third place went to Jim Laughlin of Powers Lake. In the afternoon, the Snipe fleet were hosts to a group of sailors from Burnam Park and Crystal Lake. Sixteen Snipes sailed in this race. The winner was Hall, second place was taken by Probeck and third place went to Whiteside, all of Burnam Park. Our own Dave Grant of Pistakee took - fourt h place. OLD TIMERS' NIGHT WILL BE HELD AT RINK Last winter one night a month was set aside at the Just For Fun Roller Skating Rink in McHenry for the old timers. By the old timers it is meant the parents of the school children nowadays who use to enjoy skating and would still like to without having to keep up with these new fancy skaters. We know, of course, I he> are very good, but so were many of us. So now that the hot weather is over let us all get together once again for some real old time roller skating fun. The first night will be Wed. Oct. 4th. Hope we see you there! LAWYERS TO MEET John E. Looze of McHenry is among five lawyers participating in a program for the forty-fifth annual meeting of the Sixth District Federation of Local Bar associations, which is expected to attract 200 district lawyers to Sycamore 6n Friday, Sept. 29. The Sycamore session is part of an annual "lawyer-caravan" which covers each of the seven supreme court districts each fall. McHenry Plaindealer 385-0170 or 385-0171 3812 W. Elm St„ McHenry. III. Published every Thursday di McHenry, 111., by the McHenry Publishing Company, Inc. NAl EDITORIAL 1 |As§><6T,tN W. 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