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Page Four THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday. iFebruary 22. 1962 SOI HEAR... The snow did blow last Sun day night, but not hard enough to keep a large and happj crowd from attending the Forester bowling party at the American Legion home. Sure -- the girls were there! It was their night to watch over those little envelopes with the prize mone^- enclosed. No foolin! It wouldn't have be<£n half as much fun without those jolly girls, especially at dance time. After a couple of sarsaparill& s, we sat down to a real fine meal prepared by Tillie Gerasch and her famous crew. Tom Sutton was chairman of the tournament this year and everybody said he did a bangup job. Tom had the old pro, Fred Meyer, MC the program and things moved along just dandy. Andy McCarroll was the All- Events champ with 1808. This included a 640 (actual pinsi series. Marty Klapperich won the Singles with 730 (664 actual pins) Jim Larkin had a 663 actual pin series. George M. Freund (that great Cub fan) had high game, 264. In the Doubles, Joe Kuna and Paul Steffan were tops with 1303. Team Events went to Ted Pitzen's team with a 3058 total. Trophy winners remained up front, then pinned corsages on their iadies fauv SIX McHENRY GRAPPLERS WIN DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIPS AND II QUALIFY FOR SECTIONAL 11 Reach Finals McHenry high school wrestlers, recent North Suburban conference winners, piled up 121 points to take the State District tournament held at Barrington high school last though not taking first, lost in the finals but qualified for the Sectional Tournament. Bill Creighton (103), did a fine job in winning his first two matches before losing to Don- 0 Outdoors Friday and Saturday. Of the aldson of Barrington. A1 Baur twelve weight classes, eleven (138), lost to Bulley of Crystal After Joe Etten 'talked us into a "grasshopper" to settle the big meal, we headed for home with the feeling that this was one of the best parties of all time. Real people. Our Warrior varsity basketball team played to a capacity crowd here Friday night and played one of tfyeir best games of the season in spite of losing to Zion in the closing minutes. The boys gave it all they had and what they had in the first half was plenty good. We would like to show one and all a picture of "The Ole Station Agent" that Nick Pitzen brought in to us this week. Said Nick, "You are always writing about being on the farm 100 years ago so thought you would' enjoy this." We do go back a few years in McHenry, but nothing like Nick. You wouldn't think it to look at him, but he's the fellow who drove the Indians out of Pistakee Bay area and turned it over to' the first settlers. Some of our local men are jerking like all get out to make a grand success of the Father and Daughter banquet at Marian Central next Sunday night. Word is out that it will be one of the outstanding events of the school year. The Shamrocks will meet again next Monday night. New uniforms have been ordered. The boys showed great willingness to cooperate in rebuilding the diamond last fall and are rarin' to go at it again this spring. of McHenry's wrestlers reached the final^ind thus qualified for the State Sectional Tournament tci be held at Wauke- ;an high school this weekend. Six Are District Champions Of the eleven reaching the finals, six eventually became champions and five took runner- up honors. Tom Hauck (95), beat Lance Smith of Ela-Vernon, who had 21 traight wins Defore meeting Houck in the finals where Tom beat Smith soundly 5-1, to ive the Ela-grappler his first loss of the year. 20th. Win For Lishamer Ken Lishamer (112), fighting a determined match beat DeLoach from Barrington with a convincing 7-3 count and his 20th win of the year. Dan Kinnerk, <120> last year's District champion at 103, avenged his lone loss of last year to Mc- Reynolds of Ela-Vernon, by decisioning him 5-0 to cop the 120 pound division. Sayler-Meyer Win With Determination Jay Sayler (127), wrestling up ><t Weights i'tijTfi' his usual 120 pounds beat a favored Cary Grove grappler, McDillon, 2-1. After losing his opening match last week in the LaJce, though Baur gave Gulley everything he could handle for six minutes. A1 knocked out a Barrington boy the first round to help McHenry build up a commanding lead over Barrington. Dowhin, Fuchs, Wahl In Tough Matches Captain Jim Dowhin (145), lost a heartbreaking match to Hudson of Barrington 2-1. Jim had beaten Hudson twice before, once 11-2, but Jim is still hampered by a twisted ankle. Wayne Fuchs (165), probably the most outstanding 165 pounder in this area, except for Lewis of Barrington who beat Wayne again 4-0. Fuchs also took runner-up honors in the Conference last week in losing 2-0. Bob Wahl (180), got off to a bad start early in his match with Grove of Barrington. Bob fought hard but couldn't recover his early loss of pdints and Grove went on to win 6-3. This was the first time Wahl has lost to Grove in the four times they have met. I.H.S.A. District Wrestling Tournament Final Team Standings McHenry 121 Conference Tournament, Jay j Barrington 95 proved that positive thinking | Ela-Vernon 40 and determination together Crystal Lake 28 with skill is the right combination. Jimmy Meyer (133) last week's runner-up in the Conference meet won by wrestling a tough match against Russ Smith of Ela-Vernon. Jim took the 133 weight class by some terrific countering of all Smith had to offer -- 4-2. Latimer Does It Again -- 6th Pin In A Row Heavyweight Wayne Latimer, pinned Dennis Dunn of Barrington in 4:35 for the second time in a week. Wayne pinned three of his opponents in a row last week in the Conference Tournament and made it six in a row by pinning all three of his opponents in winning the State District heavyweight class. Latimer's season record is 19 wins, 3 losses. Five Take Runner-up Honors '"ive McHenry Cary Grove 27 Harvard 25 State Sectional Qualifiers Weight Wrestler 95--Tom Hauck 103--Bill Creighton 112--Ken Lishamer 120--Dan Kinnerk 127--Jay Sayler 133--Jim Meyer 138--A1 Baur 145--Jim Dowhin 165--Wayne Fuchs 180--Bob Wahl Hwy.--Wayne Latimer AMERICAN LEGION BASKETBALL MEET AT ST. MARY'S GYM By Jack Walsh Ice fishermen have not been faring so well on the Chain of Lakes. Even the fish in Brandenburg Lake have been inactive lately. \>Once in a while someone will have a bit of luck and go home with a fair catch, but on the average the local ice fishing has been just plain "lousy" this winter. Whitewater Lake in Wisconsin- has been producing some nice bluegills this winter, but not consistently. Last week the perch were biting at Lake Geneva. Now they seem to have lost interest, We have heard all kinds of excuses for the below average fishing this year. Not enough sunlight, too much snow on the ice,-, wind "blowing frcln the wrong direction, and so on. But it is our contention that the main reason is too few fishermen on the ice to really locate the schools. Bitter cold, strong winds and snow have discouraged hundreds of fishermen this winter. But we think that when things warm up and just before the ice goes out, catches will far exceed those of past years. Time will tell. Mathon was w*rong this winter. We could lji too. The Lake County Shell and Hook Sportsman's Club will hold a fox drive Sunday, Feb. 25. It will start at 8 a.m. and the directions are: five miles west of McHenry on Route 120 to signs; one half-mile off Greenwood Road turn north on Charles Road to signs. There will be a small entrance fee and the hunt will be restricted to shotguns only. No dogs will be allowed. Free cofarid cake will be served. Any hunter will agree that more drives of this nature are needed in this area, but to be successful there must be a good turnout. The McHenry Sportsman's Club is holding its monthly prize trap shoot Sunday, Feb. 25 at 1 p.m. on the club grounds at Pistakee Bay. Food will . be .served in the clubhouse. The club has instituted a new rule whereby previous winners of the day may not shoot in squads of now-winn^f without handicapping themselves one bird. This system fives everyone a chance to Wfe and has worked out nicethe (dub's past few shoots. By Jack Walsh St. Mary's Varsity Team Photo by Frost Above pictured are members of St. Mary's varsity basketball team. Front row, left to right: Ronnie Parks, George Hauser, Gary Anderson, Dave Smith and Joe Buralli. Middle row: Bob Mauch, Rich Albright, Gerry Glosson, Tom Harrison, Ray Simon and Tim Freund. Top row: Dennie Jackson, Dennie Blake, Paul Adams, Dennie Hester, Jim Frost and Jim Doran, Coach. Absent when the picture was taken were Jack Hester and Chris Wijas. „ NORTH SUBURBAN be poor and feel rich, than to be rich and feel poor. Getting ahead by keeping someone else behind is like shooting put of season. Some romances begin with sentiment, edge up to argument, and end up with settlement. Special mention department for bowlers this week finds Larry Nimsgern with a 245- 651. Tom Sutton hit 634. In the C.O.F. Juniors, we see J. Gende 181-472 and D. Hester 440. Joan May's 545 and Connie May's 542 led some good scores in the T.N.T. League. And here is Edith Nimsgern leading the C. D. of A. girls with 574 A laugh can be merry, provocative. gay, A laugh can be gentle, inviting to play, t A laugh can be boisterous, gusty or loud, A laugh can be daring, to draw out the crowd, A laugh must be guided by good humor's rule, To keep it sincere, to never be cruel. ANONYMOUS wrestlers, nasium in McHenry on Feb. 22, 24 and 25. Schedule: Thursday 6:45 p.m. -- Harrison school, Wonder Lake vs. McHenry Jr. high schoql; 8:00 p.m. -- St. Patricks, McHenry vs. St. John's, Johnsburg. Saturday 2:00 p.m. -- Johnsburg public school vs. garqe 1 winner; 3:15 p.m.--St. Mary's, McHenry vs. game 2 winner. Sunday 2:00 p.m. -- Game 3 loser vs. game 4 loser; 3:15 P-m. -- game 3 winner vs. game 4 winner. W L Pts. Opp. 2 821 729 . . . 10 2 806 727 Libertyville .. 8 4 703 653 Barrington • • 6 6 626 639 . . . 5 7 692 694 MrHenrv . .. • 4 8 777 795 Woodstoek • • 3 9 696 806 Crystal Lk. .. 2 10 701 831 Friday -- Zion 87, McHenry 79 Palatine 70, Libertyville 62 Dundee 57, Woodstock 50 Crystal Lake 54, Barrington 40 Games Friday ;-- Barrington at Woodstock Libertyville at Crystal Lake Zion at Palatine Dundee at McHenry March 2 -- Libertyville at McHenry Harrington at Palatine Crystal Lake at Woodstock Dundee at Zion Around the World In 80 Days is horse and bjiggy stuff now. Dally Pinups In Grandmother's day keeping straight was a moral issue instead of a strict diet. It's much more satisfying to Open Wk. Dys. 6:45 p.m. Open Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m. STARTING TUES., FEB. 27 Our Restaurant Will Be Open From 5 p.m. Until Lounge Closes Open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays Serving Family Breakfasts RESTAURANT CLOSED MONDAYS All Luncheons & Banquets by Reservations Only Delicious Sandwichs Corned Beef Ham Beef Bar-B-Q Incl. Fries 75c Special Chicken or Shrimp in the Basket $1.35 Dinners Steaks Chops Sea Foods Prime Rib McHENRY JUNIOR HIGH WINS TRICOUNTY CONORS Beat Si. Mary's In Exciting 40 to 39 Overtime Contest McHenry Junior High hit its peak at the Tri-County Conference tournament this past weekend by pulling the championship right from under the noses of the conference's two leading teams. Ed Sobotkiewicz's charges parlayed excellent rebounding with hot outshooting by Richard Soda and clutch center shots by Glervi i1 of urvir»* ftr-vv iiip uC1 i• .> luaxv »y '-"-v. --• t a ni> cm exciting over time contest 40- 39. In the finals against Hickory Hill on Saturday night, the Warriors of McHenry repeated their rebounding performance to maintain a consistent lead over their opponents. Adding to this, some hustling defense and sharp-shooting by Jim Morenz, they had more than enough to assure a 33-28 victory. On Tuesday evening the champions gave no hint of their great improvement when they barely overcame Lake Zurich 27-25. But Sobotkiewicz's "super-chargers" left no doubt about it in their final two games. McHenry fans had a most satisfying night when they also witnessed the other r local entry, St. Mary's, walk off with third place by subduing Lake Zurich 37-26. MemWrs of the new championship team are; Jim Karls, Glenn Olsen, Jim Morenz, Richard Soda, Pochard ! o-sman, Ilal Eurich, Tom Evans, Gary Prather, Alan Olsen, Richard Peterson, Richard Kesterson, Jim Martin; Ricky Greenley, Peter Newendrop, and Bill Hanson. , z In Fist Action Game The McHenry Warriors tossed a big bomb at leagueleading Zion last Friday night before a standing room only crowd in the home gym, only to lose out 87-79 in the final minutes of play. The Warriors hit from all points in the first quarter to forge ahead 27-16. Harry May was the leader of the band at this point and eventually piled up 21 points for the game. Paul Morenz did his scoring in the first and fourth periods to total 27 points. Eddie Moore, Junior guard, put on quile a shooting show with outside shooting to lead all performers with 29 points.^ While the Zee-Bees staged a comeback in the last half to show why they rate top billing, the game was much closer than the final score would indicate. With 2 or 3 point margins, the winners went into a control game ' that forced McHenry fouling in hopes of gaining possession of the ball. McHenry (78) FG FT PF TP Morenz • 9 9 2 27 "May 10 1 4 21 Peterson . . . . . . 6 1 5 13 Rourke . 2 0 0 4 2 1 10 2 0 1 4 Finno . . . . 0 0 1 0 33 13 14 79 Zion (87) FG FT PF TP Ransom 4 2 5 10 2 0 10 10 2 2 22 . . . . . . 1 1 7 4 29 5 2 3 12 Cannon 0 0 0 0 Payne • . . . . . . 1 0 1 2 36 15 15 87 Score by Quarters: McHenry 27 17 20 15--79 Zion 16 19 22 30--87 THURS., FEB. 22, LAST DAY WALT DISNEY'S "BABES IN TOYLAND" Show time 8 p.m. STARTS FRI., FEB. 23 "FLOWER DRUM SONG" In Color Wit,h NANCY KWAN JAMES SHIGETA Also Cartoon STARTS FRI., FOR 1 WEEK Feb. 23rd thru March 1st "FLOWER DRUM SONG" Show time Fri. & Sat. 6:45 p.m. & 9:15 p.m. Sunday 2 Showings 5:30 p.m. & 8 p.m. Sunday Matinee Only 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Lounge Open Daily At 10 a.m. 3924 W. Main St. McHenry Phone 385-0951 aAJ ate,' yt*ke 's? it's good business to buy FEB. 25th "GORGO" Plus Our Gang Comedy and 3 Stooge Comedy IAIPK (Remodeling That Is!) Kitchens --> Additions -- Concrete Work Baths -- Alterations -- Roofing Best of Workmanship and Materials from Drawing Board to Finished Product Ben Arvidson & Sons, Inc. 4520- W. Lakewood Rd. Phone: 385-1205 McHenry, I1L BUSINESS STATIONERY *( Heliograving--not to be confused with engraving t HELIOGRAVING is distinctive raised lettering. H^LISGRAVINO has the elegance and individual distinction of fine craftsmanship. Heliograving costs about half as much as you'd expect to pay, and it's ready within the weekcompared to longer periods required for other processes. Cards • Letterheads and Envelopes • Announcements McHenry Plaindealer 3812 W. ELM SHEET Tomasello's Men's 9:15 Friday Nite -- J. Sanders 208-538; A. May 210-560; S. Major 538; J. Busch 542; C. Haerle 200- 532. Men's 7:15 Friday Nite -- D. Kern 562; M. Schaefer 540; B. Freund 204; L.x Hiller 226. Mixed-up Grownups --- R. Stilling 235-559; M. Otto 482; D. Hiller 555; L. Schmitt 519; L. LaBay 518; J. Sutton 446; D. Huff 210-554; D. Rudolph 441; W. Valentine 200-527; D. Harris 439. Sun. Morn. % Man Team -- V2-18-62) E. Koch 199-157-188-161-705; F. Ansell 202; B. Buss 224; B. Beyer 217. Railroads: E. Bank 5-7-3-10; G. Tripp 3-10; C. Bank 3-10; F. Ansell 3-10; J. Ripley 3-10; E. Koch 3-10. Sun. Morn. 2 Man Team -- (2-11-62) E. Koch 200-105-205-190-800; R. Kluzek 180-19T-183-178-738; E. Lossman 173-179-198-166- 716; J. Ripley 203. Railroads: F. Ansell 3-10; R. Kluzek 3-10; E. Koch 3-10; J. Lonze 3-7-8; E. Lossman 5-7-9. T.N.T. League -- J. May 199-182-545; C. May 188-175-179-542; H. Meyer 197- 179-530; B. Hettermann 190- 508: M. Smith 180-178-520; M. Hettermann 193-4%; M. Wakitsch 486; M. Joyce 175-479; E. Rad 461; L. Hiller 460; P. Hiller 189-457; D. Lawrence 446; D. P. Hayner 444; C. Thomas 442; L. A. Smith 442; N. Piatt 430; Railroads: I. Stilling 5-7; V. Smith 5-8-10; M. Hettermann 6-7-10; L. Smith 5-7. Tuesday Nite Business Men's league -- Loren Freund 531; L. Smith 211-558 (146 Average); John Thclcn 202; Lennio Freund 204; B. Walker 221; B. Buss 208. Monday Nite 7:00 Ladles League -- (2-5-62) I. Carnahan 201-481. ^ Monday Nite 700 Ladies: League -- (2-12-62) L. Crouch 177; H. Bacon 435. Tuesday Niters -- J. Thompson 204; B. O'-^ i Brien 537; D. Bacon 224-545. ' Tavern League -- C. Behnke 200; W. Low 203; Jack Worm 208-560; B. Worm 200-565; B. Kruetzer 221-579. COF Ji^s. -- J. Gehnke 181-169-472; J. Pfye 416; D. Hester 153-440. Palace COF -- J. Justen 201-200-559; D. Kreiger 214-570; D. Weber 208; L. Winkel .532; J. Herdrich 209-568; J. Etten 204-580. Palace 9:00 Ladies League -- H. Conway 443; M. Pinkstaff 455; J. Dillon 486. McHenry Recreation C. D. of A. -- f ' J. Weber 189-482; B. Leight J 8 8 - 5 1 4 ; C . F r e u n d 4 6 1 ; V ' . Diedrich 465; E. Nim&gern 216- 574; E. Wirfs 175-46C^WL Lv Thennes 483; B. O'Brien 193- 501; P. Riiemelin 184-482; S. Ballowe 450; C. Boro 195-492; J. Weyland 190-524: I. Thompson 188-484; B. Clark 197-509;, E. Smithson 471; G. Barbian 202-500; M. Miller 454; M.r. Harrison: Joan Buss 531. Rail-1 roads: J. Driscoll 5-1.0; B. O'Brien 4-5-7. Thursday Nite 9:15 League -- M. Krueger 227-215-588; H. Haufe 543; W. Schwieger 214- 537; E. Mettelka 210; B. Kreier 204-204-600; L. Nimsgern 245-237-651; Wally S. 209-575: A1 205-204-591: D. Klein 209- 222-591; G. Kinsala 213-563; T . S u t t o n 2 1 3 - 2 0 6 - 2 1 5 - 6 3 4 ; J . - Larkin 224-585; M. Crouch 247-613; W. Blake 214; P. Gerke 212-555, T. Getner 203- 542; B. Zahn 204-540; J. Kuna 206-546; W. Hojnacki 202-550; W. Coari 225-610; E. Koch 552. Wednesday Nite Mixed -- M. Kuna 462; J. Kuna 247- 220-622; M. A. Thennes 176- 468; L. Thennes 203-545; ,T. Rebel 568; B. Rochelle 201; E. Bever 484; W. Gehrke 203-559;.", D. Fout 201-551; R. McGinley v 470; H. Long 479; L. Rothering 200-546; H. Rothering 537. Monday Nite Commercial -- D. Freunch 548; B. Christehseri 208? " J." Just en 239-590"; F. MaHhesnw 214-565; K, Pet ska 207-592; D. Kleinhuizen 202; G. Freund 211-544; J. McGee 200; B. Nolan 248-5S0; D. Hiller 205-546; E. Amann 533; E. Steinsdorfer 211-551; G. Fraunhoffer 214-538; M. Gath 201. Business M^n's League -- N. Justen 5"9; E. Pieroni 212-578; Dehler 200-205-538; J. Doran 219-544; F. MaHlie- Continued On Page 5) NYE'S HOT SPOT IALS NYE DRUGS Coupon Through NYE DRUGS on any Cosmetic Item or Items Costing $3.00 or More Coupon Good Through Sun., Feb. 25 m NYli DRUGD PLAST SH 3 fep $ and this coupon Coupon Good Through ftYE DRUGS $3o99 Flexi-foam Washable F8LLOWS $2,S9 ieel and 2his coupon Coupon Good Through Sun., Feb. 25 NYE DRUGS 1325 N. Riverside Dr. &V 5-4426 L