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/ Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER ( Thursday. March 15,196 WtrfAh. SO I HEAR... The basketball season is justa memory for the McHenry Warriors after losing to a fastpassing, hot-shooting Elgin team in the finals of the Crystal Lake Regional, 87 to 55. S The Warriors had little trouble against Crystal Lpke in a 74-51 victory. Next they edged Dundee 64-63. Almost blew a 12-point lead in this one. Trophy Winner (FORESTER STATE 9URNEY FINALS 1XT SUNDAY Schedule Special Entertainment As Added Attraction McHenry's tall men, Kusch and Petersen, turned in fine performances in the first two games, but had a rckigh night against Elgin. Both fouled out after a hard, but ineffective effort at scoring. But, nobody can say that our boys didn't rive it all they had. Elgin simply had way too much for us. The fans got "on" Charlie Gore. Elgin's star guard, for his Globe-Trotter stuff, but his ability to set up plays was very good. Elcin fans gave Harry May a lot of credit for his spirited play against boys who towered above him. Well, we got to the finals. Maybe some year we won't have to play Elgin in those finals. Better still--some year let's beat 'em. The big Forester basketball tournament swings intp the final round next Sunday. That is when the fun really begins. They battle hard for those trophies. And look for some St. P a t r i c k ' s Day s h e n a n i g a n s when it comes time for entertainment. We must look up that green tie for "Our Day". It's to let people know, we are Irish! Just listen to those Irish tunes as St. Patrick's Day nears. They'll warm your heart. WTe live again after hearing the likes o' Galway Bay. That unsigned letter last week asked "How about a great hand for our J. V. basketball team who only lost 3 games this season and ended in first place?" Well, how about it? Let's give 'em a big hand. Sounds gtwd for the firture. We thought the letter referred to our Sophs, the team which played preliminaries to the varsity games. Their record was not so good. The writer also thought it too bad some of those J. V. boys were not on the varsity. Give 'em time. When Herb Reihansperger wants to change the subject from his Cubs, he can always fall back on that now famous basketball upset-- Wisconsin trimming Ohio State. 0 Outdoors Two weeks of hard play in the C.O'.Fi State Forester Bas-l4, .... „ ketball Tourney has narrowed j !..e •, ,,?a. , Capitol of the By Jack Walsh iltllllllltliliitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiixbniiiiMiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiti Fishing seems to be picking up. Good catches of bluegills and big perch have been made at Pistakee Lake. Reports have reached us that Whitewater Lake in Wisconsin is proaueing big bluegills by the bucketful. If you are driving into Wisconsin, try Lake Benedict. You will catch a lot of small ones, but the action is usually fast and there are quite a few big ones in Lake Benedict. A note from Stuart, Florida, ou have to do some bowling to lead the Majors. Ray Cynowa, Sr. did it this week to the tune of 254-662. Dan Weber had 648. R. Johnston's 631 was the big score at Tomasello's; Earl Koch sparked Clark Chevrolet to three wins with a 660 series. Other big scores were M. George, 648, Deno Buralli, 255-645; Wally Sigman, 257-632; Quentin. Jandt, 248-634. Now, look through the scores for some not far behind! M c 1 i n d a Mass. 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Mass of McCullom Lake, is shown astride Iut horse, Quinn Hancock, which :-he rode when she won the Illinois championship trophy in the junior western pleasure class. The trophy was presented by the Illinois Quarterhorse association. Northern Mini Bowmen News by Ray Plurinski We are still unable to do much work on the range with all this snow. The way things look out there now it will be a beautiful range, summer or winter. A few of our gang have been practicing in the indoor range at a sports shop in Crystal Lake, and doing very well, some fabulous,,-scoring. Watch for Norm Pederson this year. Ed Wilson is burning the midnight oil getting h a n d painted targets ready for our annual safari, July 15. There will be life size lions and tigers and they look ferocious. The convention in Peoria the field and a battle royal^01'1^", infor™VfT th»t Claylooms in various divisions as 1 Nelson of McHenry caught the semi-finals and finals are and released a sailfish while fishing with Captain Von Jourdarl aboard the "Norwester" in the Gulf Stream of Stuart. Mr. Nelson was issued a colorplayed next Sunday in the MCHS gym. Starting at 1:30 p.m. and ri g h t t h r o u g h t o t h e f i n a l g a m e , , . . . . . . . ^ „ . , at 8:15 you will see some fine! ™ c*fll°n by the S.tuart failbasketball and be entertained j fu3h Club in recognition of his by outstanding special acts. ca nf, TT „ Last Sunday the Viscounts 1 1 l?e. Harvard Sportsman's performed for the crowd at 4'club 18 sponsonng a corned p.m. and were acclaimed betlooked like a huge success Andy Sundal, Ron Young, j'burg 8 Mickev Smart. Bob Allerton Senior Division: ter than ever. Those in charge say "Thanks a Million." , To bring you up to date on J™, .gap tournament play, we give you the scores to date and the schedule for next Sunday. Sunday, March 4 Junior Division: Johnsburg 38, St. Gregory No. 2, 13 Aurora 21, McHenry No. 2 19 Senior Division: St. Gregory No. 2, 48, Johnsburg 37 Heavies: Johnsburg No. 2, 455, Hampshire 41 Peru "53, St. Gregory 38 Virgil 61, McHenry 48 Johnsburg No. 1, 71, Aurora 67 Sunday, March 11 Junior Division: Aurora 23, St. Gregory No. 1, 21 McHenry No. 1, 50, Johnsbeef dinner at their club house Vn mile S.E. of Harvard in conjunction with its monthly shoot Sunday, and myself agree it's worth the trip, but I hope Andy will promise never to drive his pneumonia car again. It sure was cold in the back seat. Anyone interested i-n archery or how to set up a range are welcome to come to the meeting held at the American Legion hall, McHenry, 8 p.m., March 15. tittle League Notes St. Gregory No. 2, 65, Peru 35 St. Gregory No. 1, 78, McHenry 49 Heavies: Johnsburg No. 1, 75, Molirie 55 Johnsburg No. 2, 56, Virgil 50 Sunday, March 18 Semi-Final Heavies--1:30 p.m.: Johnsburg No. 1 vs. Peru Ranger Championship -- 2:45 p.m.: Johnsburg vs. St. Gregory Senior Championship -- 3:45 p.m.: St. Gregory No. 1 vs. St. Tonight, Thursday, March 15, at 8 p.m. at the city hall is the night set aside for the, _ _ T Little League meeting. Next, Gregory No. week we should be able to re-! Championship -- 6:30 port the plans for the coming i Little League season. McHenry vs. Aurora Though the weather outside . _. • _ is frightful, we have seen a I Caron Slsters Sin§inS Stars few baseball gloves and balls i *°ckford P"rPle Knights in action in the last few days. | ^->rurn Bugle Corps^ It reminds me of the few rob-! AwardinK of Trophies and ins who have made an early ^ Star Awards arrival. The calendar says it is March and it's time For Spring -- so "let's go." See you next week. Chuck Cuda tells us the anBy Bill Bolger nual faculty-senior basketball game will be played Tuesday, j STUDENT NURSE CAPPED Special: Wearing of the Green: Duffy, Tobin and The Boys Heavies Championship -- 8:15 p.m.: Johnsburg No. 2 vs. Winaer of 1:30 game The shoot will start at 10 a.m. and will include a 25 bird trophy shoot ^ to be divided Lewis Class -- one trophy each for the 5 high guns. The usual i ten bird "meat" shoots will also be held. Dinner will be served from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. The public is invited. We would like to add that in the past the Harvard club has put on some "real feeds." Shooters and non-shooters who have attended thefti will agree that this should be a day to lopk forward to. The total kill for the 1961 shotgun deer season was 4,323 deer. Of this total 1,772 were adult bucks, 1,101 were adult does, and the remainder were fawns of either sex. The kill by bow hunters is 151, with about,, 70 pgr .cent of the bpw hunters reporting. The three highest counties in the state were1 P6pe County with 811 deer, iJo Dayiess County with 418, and Carroll County with 387. Deer were harvested in 46 of the 47 counties open? po hunting during the 1961 season. Here is a little dig we noticed in the Woodstock Sentinel yesterday. One thing is for sure -- jealousy was nbt the writer's motive. i)ANDiN€h There were no signs of spring in the air at 7:40 this morning, but it didn't stop some 40 Canadian geese from making a forced landing on the Fox River near the Walter Hopkins home, refueled and then soared into space again without leaving an address or telephone number. Could it be that these geese were aware that this was about the only kind of a drink you could get in McHenry this week?" March 27. Keep the date in mind or on your calendar. They play for keeps. Daily Pinups You are as young as your self-confidence, as old as your doubts; as young as your faith, as old as your pouts. Miss Beverly Sesko, daughter of Mrs. Carrie Sesko of 1010 N. Front street, McHenry, was one of a class of forty two students who w WAYNE LATIMER IS TROPHY WINNER ON WRESTLING SQUAD McHenry High School Heavyweight confei-ence champion, Tolerance is the, innate tact of allowing others" to do the very things you like to do. The most eloquent oratory is in the mastery of the unspoken word. Homespun hospitality is the sort that invites folifs for what they are, not for what they have. RATES HONOR ROLL, Kenneth L. Sawdo, son of Way"e t !ftimerVu s£ol?d 84 Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Sawdo, 1)01015 to 1^e e hlgJ?u point ere capped ,^13 W. Fountain Lane, has man °n the M.C.H.S. Champ in a candlelicht ceremony re-1 ';rcn named to the Milwaukee centlv in the Chapel of St. School of Engineering dean's Anthonv's hospital in Rockford,' honor roll for his academic where she is a freshman. ivvork riurin§ the past quarter. An electrical engineering student at MSOE, Sawdo was graduated from the McHenry Community high school in 1956. Things that are tied up in red tape are the ones that have many "nols". Little bankroll in a day, You and I will go away; To some gala, festive spot, I'll return -- but you will not. In 1880, it took one farm worker to cultivate each 21 acres of land. Now, each worker tends about 65. ionship Wrestling Squad. Close behind Latimer was another conference champion at 112 pounds, Ken Lishamer, with 83 points. During the season Latimer won 20 matches, with 12 of these coming on pins. Only a Junior, Wayne is one of the finest heavyweights ever to wear the orange and black. He is also the first heavyweight to win the high point trophy since its inaugural seven years ago. The 1962 McHenry county bowling tournament hit a new high for entries this year with 142 teams, 236 doubles and 422 singles. This tournament is the largest ever held in McHenry county. Team Event Leaders: The Sweater Boys (Woodstock) Lippe Radio & TV (Harvard) H. E. Buch & Son (McHenry i Leo's Landscape Service (McHenry) Crystal Bowl AH-feltars (Crystal Lake) 3121 3099 3070 3069 3048 Whenever illness comes !t Is comforting to know that we, as good neighbors, are waiting to help. We place all our facilities at the service of your physician* Call on us, won't you? BOLGii'S Drug Store Registered Pharmacists Donald P. Doherty -- Arthur McKent) William H. Toppen -- John A. Stewart Anonymous McHenry Recreation Tuesday Thirty-Niners -- V. Doherty 466; G. Smith 334; B. Gilpin 176-495; C. Rosing 184; B. Mackinder 480; A. Schwengl 469; A. Prazak 469. Railroads: A. Schwengl 5-10; B. Mackinder 5-10; C. Rosing 6- 7-10; B. Gilpin 3-6-7-10. C. D. of A. -- S. Ballowe 219-522; J. Pieroni 530; fTNell 525; M. Fischbach 178; M. L. Thennes 501; J. Schmunk 188-485; J. Kralowetz 462; A. Vaupell 181-485; J. Rizzo 175-469; N. McAuliff 183-474; 3. Pierofti 181-530; C.1 Boro 199-498; Z. Rutherford 177-484; P. Ruemelin 213-523; A. Szyplebaum 197-504; B. Schmaling 189-498; S. Ballowe 219-522; E. Nell 205-525; G. Doyle 185-508; M. Harrison 486; E. Blake 184-490. Railroads: J. Kraloyvetz 5-7; B. Leieht 5-8-10; E. Weyland 5-7; C. Boro 4-7-10; V. Meek 5-7; A. Szyplebaum 3-7-10. Nite Owls -- J Amann 454; B. Wentzel 199-441; K. McNally 188-499; G. Steinsdorfer 446; N. Bowman 195-488; C. Colman 179- 485.; M. Harmon 184-176-531; F. Anderson 449; G. Hastings 443; L. Ferwerda 177-473; M. Otto 176-478; M. Kuna 187- 509; D. Stoffel 199-186-537; L. Worts 471; E. Klapperich 185- 472; P. Rosing 457; M. O'Brien 176-530; P. Greene 176-450; I. Kreier. 17.9-483j. R..ilomko\vske 440; J. Diedrich 206-440; H. Gerambio 186-444; V. Groh 453. Railroads: A. Borovec 3-10; R. Simon 3-7; K. McNally 3-10; L. Miller 4-10; R. Romkowske 4-5-7; E. Koeneman 5-7; V. Groh 5-6-10. McHenry Recr e a t i o n Gals broke a tie for first place by wining three games. One game was 858 with a series of 2398. Business Men's League -- N. Schmaling 224; R. Weyland 542; G. Schaefer 221-592; B. Brennan 561; C. Ackerman 206-202-570; M. Wieser 211; M. George 225-242-648; R. Peisert 206-210-589; E. Savior 201-532; D. Schaefer 210-204-586; J. Solchenberger 202; Q. Jandt 248-634; .T. Justen 245-535; R. Stilling 218-561; E. Wagner 208-585; D. Hansen 204-235- 620, T. Wiles 211-533. Monday Nite Commercial -- B. Sheriff 202-585; E. Amann 202-564; C. Green 535; D. Kleinhuizen 210-541; F. Matthesius 213-553; R. Kick 200- 566; D. Houghton 211-220-583; B. McCarroU 212-235-622; A. McCarroll 202-566; D. Hiller 214-201-553; B. Nolan 211-579; A. Pintozzi 202-549; E. Koepke 577; C. Behnke 531; J. Kuna 556; L. Consago 533. Wednesday Nite Mixed League W. Gehrke 214-527; D. Fout 225-546; J. Kuna 236-580; E. Let us brighten up your printing . . . Even a business card or a billhead can be given a fresh, bright new look when imaginatively designed and crisply printed by us. You'll appreciate the difference . . . so will your customers and prospects! If you have an idea that "it's time for a change" in your forms or literature, get our ideas on the subject! Come In Or Call'). . . ^M|| McHENRY PLAINDEALER 3812 West Elm Street 385-0170 Ask for BUI Moore Bever 202-524; B. Long 221- 575; R. Ferers 176-491; R. Siscoe 214-554; M. A. Thennes 480; L. Thennes 209-565; T. Rebel 206-545; H. Rothering 542. Thursdav Nite 9:15 -- D. Buralli 209-255-645; G. Viscounti 205-540; Dalby 222- 577; L. Sigman 257-207-632; E. Dillon 533; A. Noonan 200; T. K r a u s e 227-209-202-638; T. Barrett 224-592, E. Koch 247- 212-501-660; R. Blakje 215-555; B. Blake 539; J. Coughlin 210- 585; J. Marsella 539; H. Fischbach 205-543; D. Oldenburg 212-590; Low 201-554; Smith 221-580; R. Kuna 216-562; R. Kreier 553; Haufe 530; R. Boro 212; J. Schaefer 553; Kleinhuizen 207; Nye 203; W. Hojnacki 534; G. Kinsala 222; J. Larkin 537; M. Crouch 224-201- 602. McHenry Wednesday Nite Major League -- A. McCarroll 247-212-235- 694; H. Behnke 219-245-656; H. Jensen 217-223-639; R. Carlson 225-g01-615; R. Rosing 212-608; T. Shane 202-207-598; L. Thennes 222-584; W. Webb 203-220- 583; D. Buralli 201-201-582; F. Schmidt 243-582; J. Herdrich 202-580; S. Buenzli 210-576; W. Brooks 207-212-573; H. Pote 236-571; W. Carlson 217- 565; R. Kuna 558; H. Lottchea 221-557; V. Paustian 214-556; L. Smith 217-551; R. Peisert 550; R. Cvnowa, Sr. 202-547; N. Dalby 204-547; J, Etten 542. McHenry Wednesday Nite Major League -- (3-7-62) R. Cynowa, Sr. 254-213-662; D. W e b e r 2 1 9 - 2 3 2 - 6 4 8 ; W. Webb 268-630; R. Larson 256- 630; A. Jackson 204-223-619; L. Pierpoali 241-613; D. Ferris 208-204-611; R. Carlson 236- 226-632; V. Paustian 215-211- 603; A. McCarroll 212-206-602; T. Shane 213-592: S. Buenzli 202-207-586; H. Lottchea 202- 581; W. Carlson 208-201-579; J. Herdrich 228-576; R. Rosing 203-575; R. Tyk 205-570; R. Cynowa. Jr. 211-203-569; F. Schmidt 227-567; A. Kunz 219- 560; R. Kuha 204-557; .R. Peisert 213-557; L. Thennes 203- 556; H. Jensen 554; R. Weide 213-554; R. Shanefelt 204-553. All five members of F. M. Television team have hit 250 or better in McHenry Recreation "250" Club. Ten Pin Queen's -- (3-5-62) K. Kurbyun 440; M. Granger 182-461; L. Harrison 430; B. Meath 478; N. Larkin 184- 509; M. Haupt 435; M. Karls 439; J. May 468; T. Meyer 455; E. Conway 434; V. Herdrich 202-471; E. Hester 189-190-180- 559; E. Justeh 189-188-548; M. Cristy 177-478; S. Pierpoali 175-458; P. Wight 175-454; S. Lamerand 442; J. Doherty 180- 473; L. Burns 194-454; M. Doherty 211-537'; L. Michels 187-497; M. B. Fuchs 189-186- 549; T. Steffan 194-471; M. Donnelly 211-541; E. Cross 192- 475; W. Gehrke 182-199-535; M. McKim 194-499. Railroads: L. Lennon 5-7; B. Meath 4-7- 10; E. Justen 5-10 and 4-10; P. Dustihiemina 5-10. Tomasello's Men's Friday Nite 7:15 League R. Johnston 210-223-631; D. Weber 226-585; A. Thelen 531; F. Schmitt 208-203-559; N. Freund 201-535; T. Schaefer 203-574; D. Bentz 550; D. Hiller 212-214-5S8; M. Schaefer 201; B. Leetzow 211; L. Hiller 213. T.N.T. League -- M. Hettermann 192-192-535; V. Smith 204-528; B. Hettermann 206--499; C. May 483; H. Johnsburg Public Grade School Basketball Team Back Row -- Bob Karstens, Jim Herman, Joe Schulz, Cory Patterson, Bill Thomas. Front Row -- Bill Hauck, David Smith, Louis De Francisco, Dan Turner, Mike Lennon, and Duane Andreas, 1 Coach. j • ' • _y This is the Johnsburg public Saturday, March 10. Gavin hlJ grade school basketball team which just completed one of its most successful seasons by upsetting flavored Gavin 27-25 in the final game of the Lakes Conference basketball tournament at Grant high school on RESERVATIONS AND TICKETS FOB Airlines -- Steamships Cruises -- Tours Railroad -- Bus Hotels -- U Drive Cars At No Extra Charge . Your Authorized Travel Agent CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3917 W. Main St., McHenry Phone 385-5251 Meyer 478; J. May 175-477; D. Kibbe 186-475; L. A. Smith 179-473; L. Stilling 197-468; J. Mortimer 177-448; F. Counley 443; E. Weber 443; D. Schiavone 203-432; D. J. Hayner 176. Railroads: ,T. Bauer 4-10; D- Schiavone 6-7-10. Tuesday Nite Business Men's League -- E. Whiting 207-541; Len Freund 203; J. Ripley 210-202- 600; J. Hiller, Jr. '228; R. Gray 200; J. Stella 221. Palace C.O**>l*rs. -- J. Gende 160-375; J. Freund 343; P. Neisen 348; D. Smith 164-385. Tavern League -- B. Kreutzer 576; B. Worm 560; R. Mailfold 201-579; W. Low 203; J. Wegener 560; B. Buss 214. Tuesday Niters -- A. Weber 210-554; B. O'Brien 212-538; Bertelitt 532. Monday Nite 7 Ladies League A. Dawson 435; L. Crouch 221-541. Railroad: A. Dawson 5-10. Palace 9 Indies League -- N. Fidler 443; D. Nelson 446; L. Behnke 186-443. Railroad: M. Wells 5-10. C.O.F. -- G. M. Freund 205-547; J. Schaefer 554; R. Freund 230- 574; D. Kreiger 544; B. Thennes 208-555. been undefeated in conferenceplay and carried a 14-0 con-r ference record into the tourna-1 ment. Johnsburg carried a 12-2 ^ conference record into the* tournament, both losses being to Gavin during regular season : play- | Johnsburg ended the season f with a 19-4 win and loss r ord. Besides the fourteen cxM-r ference games, Johnsburg en-': tered the Round Lake Invita-!i tional Christmas tournament"^ and were pleased to earn a.j third place trophy, as they ' were the smallest school in I the eight team tournament, i Johnsburg's other loss was a 30-29 thriller to McHenry jun- \ ior high in the McHenry American Legion tourney held month at McHenry. Bob Fowler was high scorer for this team and, along with Jim Herman, controlled the rebounding. Joe Schulz, David Smith and Bill H^ufck were the other usual starters. Open Wk. Dys. 6:45 p.m. Open Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m. NOW ENDS TUES. MAR. 20 Also Color Cartoon 10% Off On Any Pair 02 Shoes Every Friday, Saturday and Sunday All First Line Shoes -- No Close Out DISCOUNT SHi > 2 Blocks East of fliver on Hwy. 120 Sunday, (s Day Supper March 18 ST. PATRICK'S PARISH HALL Washington Street, McHenry Serving from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Donations: Adults $1.50 -- Children 50c Public Invited ly/S/ and^OW AT TE THURS. thru WED. March 15 thru 21 DEAN MARTIN FRANK, SINATRA PETER LAWFORD SAMMY DAVIS, JR. "SERGEANTS 3" (Cinemascope & Technicolor) Fri. & Sat. -- 7-9 p.m. Sunday 3-5-7-9 p.m. One Show Weekdays - 8 p.m. STARTS THURS., MARCH 22 DEBBIE REYNOLDS ANDY GRIFFITH "SECOND TIME AROUND" Call EV 5-0144 -- 24 Hour Answering Service CRYSTAL BOWL Routes 31 8c 176 Crystal Lake, Illinois Entertainment by the Fabulous "Usippedlfetdbles Comb©11 (In the Yacht Club) Every Mon., Tues., Wed.. Thurs., Fri. & Sat. Aladdin's Lounge featuring Songs at the piano by Billy Russel every Fri., Sat. and Sun. Nights Your Hosts -- Orv and Ray Bobek For Reservations Phone 459-3636