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Page Four THE McRENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. December 14 19& €clhj£ Wa&Ah* SO I HEAR I Otto Kersten gave us all a hi ugh this week with a humorous letter to Marie." He vvmrts--the--Plaindealer sports edftor to have a "clean face" ar»d clipped out this column fuad frum last week to show k .v nk splashed our map loukeu. Steps are being taken to clean up the situation. And, we thank you, Otto. Colleges sprc-v." a lot of ink in g- ting -nit sports news re ' -a t( home town newspape. . 1 nis week we are pleased to find some names to catch our eye. . Northern Illinois U. lists Nancy Fischer of McHenry on one of their extramural basketball squads. Reni Kreft of Island Lake is on the swimr~ ing team. Whitewater College has nice things to say about Harry Hetterman and Bob Hauser for their fine play on the football team. . Carroll College of Waukesha. Wisconsin lists Bob Vaupeli on their basketball squad. We hope to l: .ur about Bob's pr^Tress as time goes rolling along. Wc\V! Maureen Doherty bowled a 630 serie^ with the Ten Pin Queens. Monday night. And we thooght somebody said this is a man's, world. A little bird told us those Queens say we don't print (heir scores. Now. we couldn't ir^ue with Queens, but must <iy sweetly that we will prini c;n if you get the scores to OS, gals. We pot:ce<!, when looking ivcr br^r scores, that every itv.m in., tne North Suburban League < that committed the most fouls lost the game. Free "--ws are winning basketball gu: rs. As usudi, our first Christmas card came from Loren Thomas. A nice card came today from somebody -- unsigned. mm -- Down Zion -- McIIenry High School Varsity wrestlers took nine and drew one, out of twelve bouts, to down Zion 35-8. Leading the way with three quick pins were, senior Ken Lishamer who is undefeated this season with four straight wins. Ken pinned his man in 1:47 seconds of the first period. Heavyweight Wayne Latimer, a 240 pounder, pinned his opponent also in the first period in 1:37 seconds. Registering his first victory after two previous defeats, 95 pounder Joe Bellino, put his man's shoulders to the mat for the final two count, in 3 20 seconds of the second period. Captain Jim Dowhin (145) wrestled to a draw with his opponent Theo. Cox, state sprint champ. Jim did a terrific job, after missing last week's match with Dundee, because of the flu. 95: Bellino (McH) pinned Inman (ZB) 3:20 Sec. 103: Riordan (.ZB) beat Hauck (McH) 4-1. 112. Lishamer (McH) pinned Pushee (ZB) 1:47 Sec. 120: Sayler (McH) beat Villalobos (ZB) 6-3. 127: Tychewicz (McH) beat Steele (ZB) 4-2. 133: Peters (ZB) beat Meyer (Mc'-:) 5-0. 138: Baur (McH) leat Winston (ZB) 5-4. 145: Dowhin (McH) draw Cox (ZB) 1-1. 154: Strarhaglio (McH) beat Lawrence (ZB) 3-0. 165: Fuchs (McH) beat Burns (ZB) 4-0. 180: Marauart (McH) beat McCloskey 6-4. Hwy: Latimer (McH) pinned Crow (ZB) 1:37 Sec. Results: Score: McHenry 35 Zion Benton 8. Here And There In Business Harry Kinne felt so sorry for us.,after ,fnp.. Crystal Lake game-<hat-~he treated us to *call it depressant)* - « ,-ln iiunking back over the game, * -we keep thinking that J& ^t&Gfcnick did a real good job--when he subbed for fouierats. -- a DISTRIBUTE MAGAZINES All third, fourth and fifth graririn the McHenry area scho'"'" are receiving holiday issues of the Junior Fire Marshal. magazine and special safety tags under a program sponsored annually by the Hartford Insurance Co., distributed by the Pollock company of McHenry. - This-may not seem like liiaHEl39i.Tr weather but the McfrJenry -Shamrocks are busy inSkTirg^jplans for next season. Tijey-ace holding regular meettrrss atr -the Harold Freund re^Bence on Grand Avenue. --At the last meeting Gene Freund"* was "chosen as president -of--the- &r<;anization. John KSirC"ls vice president, Ray :k~ tr^ surer, and Denny "erelary. A manager •foe- next year is being sought. ' Spffftgprs are contributing heavily- toward new uniforms, ("""make up the difference. .Sfiamrc'ks are cponsorine ska'ttng party at Just For iru Wednesday night, Decem- 'ber-21:-' t'^'Th^"'.l>oys haven't forgotten help in putting over rgcent turkey party. hapes our middle is of ing." Count your garden by the flowers, Never by the leaves that fall. Count your days by golden hours. Don't remember clouds at all. PINUPS: is a destiny that EJe >04 N. Gr. Ph. EV5-014 -*»-THURS., FRI. & SAT. 7^Dec. 14, 15 & 16 Feature Program MICKEY ROONEY "ZL ;.;,BUDDY HACKET -- '^VJ-RYTBINGS -- _ 7 DUCKY" - T And S/KDONICUS" • SUNDAY ONLY, DEC. 17 te feature continuous from •^45. . . . JOHN WAYNE ;§TEW;, T GRANGER - ERN ": KOVACS FABIAN "'TH TO - * ALASKA" •T^r'frti'e closed Monday thru - . T h u r s d a y t- D e c . 1 8 - 2 1 1 J --•"-^Friday Eve Dec. ; 7?oo ends but the our own 'chews- CRYSTAL LAKE VARSITY BEATS McHENRY63-59 Fans Hope For Win As Palatine Comes To Town This Week A generous McHenry Warrior basketball team handec the ball to the host Crystal Lake varsity a few times too often last Friday night ana paid for their generosity with a 63 to 59 defeat. Make no mistake about it. the Warriors did battle their hearts out trying to salvage the game, but ran into a Crystal Lake team that was hot on shots in addition to displaying a flashy floor game. When the victors came back to start the second half, it appeared they had lost their edge. They did lose a 4 point margin as McHenry outscored them 15 -10 in the third period to take a 47-46 lead. Crystal Lake's coach inserted a couple of tall boys to start the second half, but soon switched back to their smaller speedsters who. seemed to be in the right spot at the right time. The Warriors outscored Crystal Lake 23-21 from the floor, but lost the margin at the free throw line where the winners picked up 21 points on McHenry's 28 fouls. Losing Freund, Petersen and May on personal fouls did the Warrior cause no good. A Palatine five, fresh from a 71-61 victory over Dundee, will come to McHenry on Friday night of this week. Local followers hope the home floor environ will put the Warriors on the victory track. McHenry (59) FG FT PF PTS Morenz 8 5 4 21 Freund 2 1 5 5 Kusch 3 1 4 7 Petersen 3 1 5 7 May 5 3» 5 13 Rourke 1 0 0 2 DeCicco 0 0 1 0 Fletcher 0 0 1 0 Miller ..- 0 0 0 0 Schmidt 0 0 0 0 Stacknick 1 2 3 4 Totals 23 13 28 59 Crystal Lake (63) FG FT PF PTS FROSH-SOPHS BEAT CRYSTAL LAKE IN> THRILLER, 43-42 r . Coach Thomas and his Frosh-Soph Warriors of MCHS went through some anxious moments at Crystal Lake last F r i d a y n i g h t , then Came through with a rousing 43 to 42 victory. Free throws played a big part in the victory as the young Warriors opened the nets in 19 of 26 attempts. Tom Blake had 8 for 9 to bring his point total to 16 for the evening. McHenry (43) FGFTPFPTS Meyer • •" 3 3 5 9 Newkirk ...... 2 1 3 5 Jelinek 0 3 0 3 Blake ......... 4 8 4 16 Funk 2 2 2 6 Markgraff 0 2 0 2 Harris • • • ,1* 0 0 2 Mayfield 0 0 0 0 Totals 12 19 14 43 Crystal Lake (42) FG FT PF PTS Mueller 1 0 1 2 Thurston ...... 1 0 2 2 Veugler 1 0 2 2 Gumprecht .... 0 5 1 5 Schenk 2 0 2 4 Bowers 4 3 4 11 Fierce 5 2 3 12 Starkel 0 0 4 0 Jankowski 2 0 1 4 Totals 16 10 20 42 McHenry 16 9 6 12--IS Crystal Lk 8 14 12 8--42 McHenry Tie Rods The McHenry Tie-Rods held their quarterly election for officers December 5, 1961. Results were: Pres., Russ Hopp; Vice Pres., Gary Schroeder; Sec., Ron Klapperich; Treas., Tim Ballowe. On Nov. 12th we held a Car Rally and the winners were: 1st place, The McHenry Coachmen; 2nd place, Jim Kattner from McHenry; 3rd place, ! Dick Arseneau from Richmond. I We didn't have a very large I turnout for the rally this I year, but hope for a larger ! turnout next spring. Two of our members, who are now in the United States Army, attended our last meeting while on leave. We were glad to see Phil Bartmann and Bill Sheehan who both held offices while active members. Ron Klapperich, Sec. Tomasello's T.N.T. League -- M. Hettermann 186-191-188- 565; B. Hettermann 181-501; M. Smith 181-481; J. May 476; I. Stilling 198-472; J. Clark 175-472; G. Jorgenson 467; E. Rad 466; E. Buehrer 182-463; M. Wakitsch 453; V. Smith 202-443; C. May 442; C. Thomas 439; I. Godina 439; N. Piatt 431; E. Mangold 186; M. Boro 181. Railroads: N. Weber 2-7- 9; H. Meyer !>7; D. Hansen 3- 9-10; N. Piatt 1-3-7. Men's 9:15 Friday Nite League J. Busch 202; E. Miller 222; D. Huff 543. Palace C.O.F. -- J. Herdrich 537; R. Shine 227-553; D. Kreiger 220-532; B. Thennes 200-567. Monday N11 e 7:00 Ladies League -- - L. Crouch 201-177-544. Palace 9:00 Ladies League -- M. Cook 431; H. Conway 434; N. Fidler 477; J. Dillon 466; L. Hanson 434. Tuesday Niters League -- B7 O'Brien 224-586; B. Bacon 212-537; T. Thennes 212. Tavern League -- W. Groth 220-574; B. Worm 549; W. Low 211-570; A. Kroeper 200-559; Bacon 212- 530. Hynan . . . 2 9 2 13 Johnson . . . 7 1 0 15 Buhrow • . . . 0 0 2 0 Thompson - . . . 3 6 2 12 Fanter . . . 2 0 5 41 4 2 18 Reinecke . • . . . 0 1 2 1 Totals 21 21 15 63 McHenry 15 17 15 12--59 Crystal Lk IS 23 10 17---68 SHOP AT HOME UNCLE SAM TO * PRESENT CHECKS ** EARLY TO VETS McHenry Recreation McHenry Recreation Wednesday Majors' list some fancy .scores each week. This time Harold Pote is high man on the totem pole with a 6T3 series. Next is Bob Peisert's 643. Third high "is Ray Shanefelt's 624. That's fast company. Mary Hettermann's 565 heads some nice bowling in Tomasello's T.N.T. League. Mary Granger's 210-554 was tops last week for the Ten Pin Queens. Flo Root, with a 132 average, knocked those pins around to the tune of a 507 series in the C. D. of A. league. Nanci McAuliff has a 140 averace nnd came up with a 203-527. And you can imagine how happy Wilma Aylward was Most veterans in school under the Korean GI Bill will get a Christmas present from Uncle Sam in the form of extiiearly mailings of trie GI allowa n c e c h e c k s t h i s m o n t h , Veterans administration officials said. A special time-saving system will be used to get GI checks j;i the mail before most veteran- students go home for the Qhl'istmas vacation. Usually, GI allowance checks are mailed around the twentieth of each month. But in December, many schools and colleges begin holiday vacations before that date. Then there was the actor's •vife who marked the towels ham" and "hers." A good man is much like a valuable watch, open face, busy hands, well - regulated and teady works. The smile over cocktails that seemed so sweet, somehow lost its charm over shredded wheat. Mower" trouble comes from letting the grass grow under your feet. ANONYMOUS | Sponsored by The Wheelers | Donation: 75c Single -- $1.25 Couples | 3 Dance Contests | Music by a Swinging Band I at | VFW on Route 120 1 SATURDAY, DECIPHER 16 I S 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. » me to Greet the NEW YEAR at the CRYSTAL BOWL Rts. 31 & 176 Crystal Lake, 111. Per Person ROW SKATING Thete's mueto, laughter mmI all the Ingredients ier a perfect Ume on a date. SkaUng's great sport, Inexpensive and wholesome entertainment. JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. L-.i::., 8 p.m. -- 11 p.m. Matinees Sat. & Sun 1:30 - 4:00 Rt. 31 South EV 5-0449 with a 186 game after struggling along with a 104 average. The Thirty Niners list A. Zahn with a 112 average ,_so what does she do but bowl a 202 game and 432 series. Top score was D. Schmitt's 200-548. Lois Crouch was way out in front in the Monday Nite Ladies group at the Palace with 201-544. A note on the Nite Owls tells us the Adorable Beauty Salon Qals bowled way over their averages to take two from the Worts team. Lee Recker (111) 379; Ann Barovec (124) 434; Frances Nyden (105) 367; Karen Mc- Nally (150) , 489; Rose Simon (133) 439. Business Men's League -- A. Hafer 200-206-561; "E. Sayler 219-202-606; D. Schaefer 530; A. Steinsdorfer 213- 546; R. Peisert 206-213-610; H. Blake 532; B. Haldeman 203; B. Frett 215-571; G. Schaefer 204-201-581; Dehier 211; D. Wattles 200-548; L. Ackerman 201-538; T. Wiles 233-594; M. George 204. Tuesday Thirty-Niners -- M. Steinsdorfer 435; Az Zahn 202-432; B. Mackinder 191-478; D. Freund 458; I. Knox 455; Doris Freund 175; D. Schmitt 186-200-548; C. Rosing 184- 491; M. Pieroni 175. Railroad: G. Bentz 5-8-10. Thursday 9:15 League -- M. Crouch 216-204-612; C. Corso 209-606; T. Sutton 216- 597; R. Kreier 224-200-590; F. Low 230-580; M. Krueger 226- 570; T. Barrett 202-562; E. Koch 204-552; T. Getner 558; R. Kuna 216-200-554. Nite Owls -- E. Klapperich 189- 453; P. Rosing 175-453; E. Koenemann 177-466; V. Groh 453; V. Kent 447; D. Miller 448; I. Miller 441; R. Kluk 175-482; N. Bowman 177-449; C. Colman 186- 437; I. Vaeondio 201-500; M. Otto 186-486; M. Kuna 179- 441; F. Anderson 452; M. Wilbrandt 449; M. Harmon 179- 498; M. Karls 467; M. O'Brien 188-457; S. Sutton 181-179-517. Railroads: V. Groh 5-7; G. Steinsdorfer 3-10 and 3-10; M. Kuna 3-10 and 5-8-10; T. Open Wk. Dys. 6:45 p.m. Open Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m. miium* THURS. - SAT DEC. 14-16 Double Feature "MR. SARDONICUS" -- Plus -- "VALLEY OF THE DRAGONS" Always A Cartoon Klapperich 4-5-7; It Rolla 5- 7; M. Karls 4-5-7. Monday Nite Comm e r e i a 1 League -- J. Kuna 247-553; G. Reid 209-555; S. MarseUa 533; G. Barbian 216-573; M. Gath 550; A. Schmitt 531; B. Nolan 552; E. Amann 549; J. Osterby 553; J. Justen 538; D. Houghton 208-563; Rasmussen 531. j Ten Pin Queens -- > E. Cross 209-518; W. Gehrke 195-511; T. Steffan 185-485; J. Rink 451; D. Ori 201-476; D. Overton 450; M. Donnelly 196- 517; E. Wirfs 177-476; K. Fuhler 178-464; M. Goss 456; T. Meyer 195-503; E. Conway 178- 493; E. Hester 453; E. Justen 184-185-516; M. Haupt 435; M. Karls 446; J. May 202-510; M. Granger 188-210-554; B. Meath 175-504; J. Doherty 179; I. Burns 177; M. Doherty 182- 482; L. IVpchels 494; M. McKim 455. Railroad: E. Wirfs 5-7. McHenry Recreation Wednesday Major League -- H. Pote 235-245-673; B. Peisert 232-215-643; R. Shanefelt 202-224-624; B; Carlson 218- 201-607; R. Carlson 213-211- 604; B. Larson 203-225-619; D. Weber 237-593; V. Paustian 228-593; D. Gerstein 212-291; H. Lottchea 220-590: I. Thennes 234-586; H. Behnke 215- 213-5?1; R. Weide 203-578; L. PierpOali 213-214-572; D. Hignight 234-567; A. McCarroll 213-562; S. Buenzli 221-559; R. Cyriowa, Jr. • 235-558; G. Rodenkirk 555; W. Webb 230-554; A. Jackson 215-554; D. Tyk 208-550; I. Smith 203-548: F. Schmidt 212-548; H. Miller 203-546; H. Jensen 210-543. C.D. of A. -- F. Root 507; C. Boro 191-510; N. McAuliff 203-527; E. Nell 179; E. Nimsgern 179-485: E. Groth 190; M. Fisehbach 189; B. O'Brien 486; S. Ballowe 178; A. Szyplebaum 181-472; G. Sigman 179-497; E. Smithson 180- 489; W. Aylward 186. Railroads: S. Consago 5-7; J. Weyland 6-7-10; E. Blake 5-7; P. Ruemelin 5-7. Wednesday Nite Mixed League H. Rothering 451; P. Rother-. ing 199-485; E. Bever 179-490; R. Siscoe 200; W. Gehrke 198-: 519; B. Long 214-544; B. Halel 176-469; T. Rebel 203-205-543;'; M. A. Thennes 191-499; N. Mf Cauley 435; M. Stowel 185-4' Railroads: D. Bever 7-10, 0Cr> iW. SHIP CATTLE FROM SCHMIDT FARM TO BOGOTA The Ministry of Agricult of Colombia, South Amer»«,?j has just concluded the purchase' and shipment of fifty-two regk-' t e r e d H o l s t e i n h e i f e r c a l v e s f o r « the Tibaitata experiment station herd near Bogota from* breeders in northern Illinois. These foundation animals , are' joining thirty that were purchased in the United States last year. , ^ Selections were made by M.; B. Nichols of St. Charles and . Dr. Herman Lopez of the Co- 3 lombian Ministry of AgriciT ture. Among supplying heras was one of Joseph Schmidt of McHenry. FILE SUIT A $250,000 suit has been filed in circuit court by Mike Ju-. zesyn in behalf of his 12-yearold son, Harold, naming the Catholic Diocese and the Bishop of Rockford as defendants. The suit results from a ph{ ground accident at St. Peter's grade school. Spring Grove, when Harold is alleged to have received injuries as the result of a fall on the ice and snow. In the great Chicago fire of 1871, some 2,126 acres of the city's heart were burned. 17,540 houses were destroyed, with" the loss of some $200,000,000^* real estate and merchandise. STARTS SUN., DEC. 17 FREMIC MARCH 6ENGAZZARA DICK CLARK MABKUN DDK ALBERT Tbman Rtleisri thre aTOBARnsa _ 3 Stooge 00 to bid* fttMall -- Plus - Fun-A-Rarna ALL YOU CAN EAT $• ALL YOU CAN DRINK IMI^U BOWLING -- BILLIARDS 22 ALADDSN'S LC • now featuring RUTH MADISON at the Piano with your Favorite Songs Nitely Tues. thru Sat. For Reservations Call 459-3636 'The Unprediciables" Combo in the Yacht Club Friday & Saturday Nites FREE Twist Lessons FRIDAY NIGHTS ROLLER SHOT !• •« AT JUST FOR FUN ROLLII RINiC McHENRY, ILL. Friday, Dec. 22,1961 | ADMISSION 75c eleetfk scissors and sowing kit Here's the modern way to cut all fabrics with ease, even curves. No more sore fingers. Kit includes SpeedSnips electric scissors, needles, thread, tape measure, hem guide and thimble in a gift box. Made by SpeedWay Manufacturing Co., division of Thor Power Tool Co. Quality products since 1906. 1241 N. Green Inc. EV 5-5500 We are the only dealer for Samsonite Luggage in McHenry £ | 1210 N. Sws«j2«»a . ' SPOI rnied CENTii | Green EV 5-1000 |