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Page Four THE McHENRY PLAXNDEALER Thursday* April 5, 1962 i" Kinnerk Takes Third In Sun Times Mefei SO I HEAR.. "Torch" Krause is handing out major league Lascball schedules and reminding one and all that opehins day is just,. around the_ corner Record Catch To Date 5 m-s S * Myt.mr cam- mom ftA For our part, Ijascbii 11 ii'aJ'lWHTOll ' warm weather game so we Iook forward to sunhv dfiys* ia( Cohiiskey Park, Milwaukee ,Sla-_ ciium, and possibly beautiful! Wrigley Field to see hftvv these; rookies that bloom in .the. spring look against a back- j ground of green vines. s | On the home front, we fitid the Shamrocks showing more * enthusiasm than seen in iiiany • ~ a moon. When player> are . willing to go out and work: on the diamond with rakes j and shovels as part 01 the1 spring training, it brln^ us1 back to the old days when! players were willing lo work for a chance to play l>a!l, rather than have everything1 handed to them- ^on--- silvet < platter. We admire the spirit. , On our highC. scltDol schedule we find the varsiij .and s baseball teams playmg tlieir first games at Grant this • Thursday) afternoon.. Xe\t Tuesday Dundee -wirf 1)0-1tciv. The heavyweight champ of the sailfish is what R. T. Sl.iwinski of 4618 W. Parkview, McHenry, is proudly showin,; off. The 82-pounder is the heaviest sail caught so far^ this year along Florida's lower east coast. Slawinski hooked the big beauty in the Gulfstream off Delray Beach. tittle League Notes i|tl>hl!|jlillllii:l>llliii|!!llll!lil!lllliilllilllllll>lllllilllll>llllllllll|||il )ur track team meet 1 .a st By Bill Bolger JD Thursday night, the ]mindelein here '1 uqsdaj•. j^IcHenry Little League met Zion-Benton ^Voud^fock.^ jjnd ejected Gene Adams as will be here -Thursday, April president. Gene has been one 12V i,l ;>ur mainstays for several officers elected our years. Other Outdoors By Jack Walsh iiiiiiiii'diiiniiniii'tnii'Miiiiiijiiiiitiiiiiiiiii'i Spring has finally arrived wV-gave a loi| "df» ^ace to ' at last Thursday's meeting are bowling -this season; *ljut lind as. follows: Vice President, we are crowded for space lhe Lenme Blake; Vice-President last two issuer,--Serretwies + tri "charge of the minor league, and although the weather has ha\e marked the following as DePauw; Director of been a bit on the chilly side, mentiun this wt league lor eight year old boys, reports of good fishing have •k . Althoff; Secretary, Bill come in from many local of-flBolg£p;- Treasurer, Jim Larkin: anglers. *uS.. rfhf .*• fhc follow*n*g* •m TeOn mw e*r*e *a•p'-1) Good ca,ches °f northern and walleyes are made IN oral r a IK ~ \ «=» deservin Laura Schmitt 5 619 i Hiller's tear 2 women and < "168 .game anff= Norm Freund 602 Dan Kinnerk, 128 lbs., McHenry high school senior, took third place in his division of the Chicago Sun Times wrestling meet held at McKinley Park. March 30 and 31. Approximately seven hundred wrestlers participated in the tournament to make this year the second largest entry in the championship'is 28 year history. The meet was governed by the "New International Rules" and winners were crowned in Grammar School, Novice, and State Championship brackets. COURT BRIEFS George Werner of McHenry was ordered by Judge James H. Cooney in county court last Thursday to pay $100 and costs on a reckless driving charge. A five-day sentence was suspended because the time was served following his apprehension. In the court of Constable Donald Howard last Thursday evening, Glen Ziebel of Island Lake received a $105 fine for reckless driving. Fines totalling $215 were imposed on Tom Harhil of McHenry in the same court. He paid $40 for speeding, $45 for leaving the scene of an accident, $25 for failure to stop for police and $105 for reckless driving. In the court of Justice of the Peace Charles M. Adams last Saturday, Odis H. Moore of Woodstock was fined $15 for knocking down a traffic sign. 58S, Bob Christensen ofi?. Fret Matthesius 615, Dick Hitler for yea Otto Larsen: Minor Owls, Bill Bulger; Major Bluebirds, approved of managers for. at th wilmoT dam coming year: Major Owls,] The channejs in the AntiOch area have been producing quite Ed a few crappies and we can be Gienn. RD e.d 2noc2-j^5rL^CL-. Aa ndj . up DoPauw; Major Falcons. Cal sure that these and all the other channels will improve as at Johnsburg pen Freund was (Houser; Minor Falcons, Norm:the water clears and goes happy with a-203 in* a ! Knaack: Major Orioles, Howie! flown lo its normal level. 536 series bwl 6t)0, Do well; Minor Orioles, Ernie We have talked with several and it isn t nensv-vMe Itknu • hear about th£-*l^§£tt light who go over their heads. Daily Pimips It takes a pliant politician to straddle thev fence qnri slill keep his ear to ground. Life is much like an exciting ballgame -- marry nimr. s arie hits, and the u.^ua Terrors. " The haramer-js one knocker Lurton; Major Cardinals, Leon waterfront dwellers who are Sehmift; Minor Cardinals, A1 serjous]y considering giving up Olson; Major Eagles, Mo Dom-; river and lake fishing in faoto; and Minor Eagles, Bill ' vor cf stocking their flooded Wyant. The manager for the : basements. w. in the eight year olds j Water temperatures are still •eaguc will' be named at -a later date. Dates To Remember Registration for Little League wjil t{e held at the V.F.W. c!ubho'fci!?c oji Thursday nite, too low for the £melt to start running in Lake Michigan, but we will try to keep you posted as lo when $nd where the run starts. Rumor has it that the Winthat not only. -does.*, lot:, of April 26 at 7:30 p.m" There | ches!fr ;4r™s Co. is working good, and also keeps its hyni!. wilf- be' a* short program pre-1 :hff f„n®^ You'll ceding registration to explain! |yPe of shotgun shell. All we never find time lor j,, i)()VS anc( (heir parents been able to find out to an\ thing unless you take a the purpose of Little League' ^®te, is that although still in timely tip and make it work, baseball and what is expected | the experimental stages, this -- _ lu,,,,, c:,, ' shell will produce more even Needed: A -sprciBj 1**1 3 dt least 'nf' pal_! patterns at Ions ranges by enpedia with h»nk »»»' .company Omt guys who kno^-| eve^thMg. - I i c ;i^i 1 ation, you will be ex- There is no such* icusefl. ijut w-e do expect you sHtf-'faetloh * f<V i nake every effort to be As the satisfaction true, there. Which comes from helping | Registration cards may be others, --- ' picked up at the following In the work they have to do. • places of business, Ernie's Spoils Store. Huck's Standard Station, Just en's Standard Sta- MINOR ACCIDENT A minor accictent look- place casing the shot in some type of cylinder inside the shell itself. When fired, this cylinder will go out the barrel and drop away from the pellets at a given distance. This shell may never hit the market, but if it does, there will be some happy duck and goose hunters. A $7 fine was imposed on Gerald J. Wegener of McHenry for not having state license plates. • , CANCER CRUSADE HIGHLIGHTED IN CITY WITH FILM In keeping with the annual cancer fund drive which is conducted during April, Edward J. Thennes, chairman for the city of McHenry, has announced that a free educational film will be shown Thursday, April 5, at 8 o'clock in the evening at the local high school auditorium. A discussion will follow by Dr. O. E. Nelson of Woodstock. Later in April, contributions will be sought in a house to house drive. Of the money given for this cause, sixty cents of every dollar stays in Illinois to further programs of research, education and service to patients. Forty cents is administered by the national office of the Cancer society. Roger Reichert of Crystal Lake is chairman of the county crusade. During the days of Patrick Henry, the National was $18.00 per person: now,' it's close to $1,800. Crystal ILake, 111. tion, and Hester's Station at the intersection of Highways I cannot be present at this meeton W. Elm s t r e e t , at River-.31 and 120. side Drive, alxmt 7:40 Sunday | Trvouts will be held at the evening, involving car's driven! Little League Field on Sunby Charles Vaseli.ts of Ai ling- day, April 29. ' Watch next ton Heights and Barbara A.. week's Plaindealer for the ex- Clark of Fox La 10. Poiicojact time. saw the Clark auto cut into | The player auction will lake | June 9. the lane in which Vaselits was i place on Tuesday, May 8. This driving and her car was side- i. when the managers meet swiped. in select their 1 earns. Players mg. ' The season will open for the minors and majors on Friday, May 18. The eight year old boys will start their season Saturday, OPEN WEEKENDS FRI.-SUN. APR. 6-7-8 N NE SfUUT WHITMAN- 3ALH3 C2HB04g PERSOFF mt l£E MARVIN Food Film and Fun Festival Showing April 6 thru 19th M A COMEDIES Plus Co-Hit! DEBBIE REYNOLDS ANDY GRIFFITH To. Wim^INNER ONLY 50c Shady LanwjiH-lorafced 3 miles west of pm Marerfgtf 30. For reservations dial 815-568-7218, COLOR by DEUJSE CI>I«M»BCOPS ALSO -- LATE SHOW FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS ONLY COMING! APR. 13-14-15 "SERGEANTS 3" ° ' and YOUNG DOCTORSOPENING FOR THE SEASON FitEE SHOW THURSDAY, APRIL 5th Be Our Guest -Double Feature Program FRI. & SAT. April 6th & 7th "THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM" (In Color) with VINCENT PRICE "GOLIATH AND THE DRAGON" (In Color) MIDNITE SHOW Saturday, April 7th 'APACHE WOMAN' (In Color) SUN. thru WED. April 8th thru 11th ELVIS PRESLEY in. "BLUE HAWAII" (In Color) 2nd Feature 'HEY, LET'S TWIST' JUNIOR EASTER SEAL SOCIETY MEMBERS HONORED Members of the Junior Easter Seal society were honored at an informal party at the Easter Seal center at Woodstock last week. The affair was an appreciation for the $1,200 given to date to the Easter Seal society by the Junior organization over the past five years. Money was earned by tag days, school appeals and bakeless balqe sale, as well as bake s^l£s in the Richmond area, it was reported by the Junior president, Jimmy Schroeder. The Junior organization was brought about through the efforts of Drs. Bertha and Leland Shafer of rural Richmond, with the co-operation of Jimmy's mother, the late Mrs. Betty Schroeder. Dr. Bertha Shafer, in discussing the contributions from the Junior organization, pointed out that "It is healthy youngsters like these that help to make it possible for crippled children to be treated." The Juniors, at the party presented an Easter Bonnet to the 1962 Easter Seal child, Carol Ann Perrin, 7, of Harvard and to the 1960 Easter Seal child, Marianne Beam, 4, of Woodstock. Both youngsters have steadily gained since their treatments at the center. Others who received gifts for their outstanding contributions are Mrs. Eleanor Jorg e n s c n , r e g i s t e r e d p h y s i c a l therapist and her assistant, Mrs. June Vahey, who spends much of her time treating students in the physically handicapped room at North school, Crystal Lake; Mrs. Esther Malina, 1962 fund drive coordinator and Dr. Bertha Shafer. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my thanks for the many kindnesses shown me while I was a surgical patient in the McHenry hospital. The cards; letters, gifts, visits, phone calls/and prayers of my relatives and friends while I was in the hospital and since returning home- have all been much appreciated. A special thank-you to Dr. Gladstone, Dr. Alvary and the nursing staff for their wonderful care and to the members of the clergy for their prayers and visits. Paul Yanda 4-5-62 ASK COOPERATION IN APPREHENDING MISCHIEF-MAKERS The epidemic of BB gun shooting through windows in this area has evidently spread to other parts of the, county. In fact, McHenry police now feel that possibly the windows broken at Junior high school and in two local homes a few weeks ago might have been the work of young visitors to the city. In recent nights, many cases have been reported in nearby cities. Chief Grobel of McHenry police asks that local residents observe carefully any suspicious acts, and report at once to local officers so that the persons responsible may be apprehended. Trouble is like a knife-- it can help us, or it can hurt us, depending on how we use it. The Pantheon, Rome, has a dome larger than St. Peter's Cathedral. McHENRY THEATRE 1204 N. Gr. Ph. EV 5-01441 FRI., SAT., SUN. & MON. April 6, 7, 8 & 9 0 An Outstanding Motion Picture "THE KING AND I" (Cinemascope - Technicolor) YUL BRYNNER DEBORAH KERR Feature Hours: Fri. & Sat. 7 - 9:15 p.m. Sunday 3:15 - 5:30 - 7:45 Monday -- One Showing 8 p.m. TUES. & WED. April 10 & 11 ELIZABETH TAYLOR * PAUL NEWMAN BURL IVES JACK CARSON "CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF" (Cinecascope - Technicolor) One show each nite at 8 p.m. STARTS TUES., APRIL 12 For 3 Days ELVIS PRESLEY "G. I. BLUES" and "HEY, LET'S TWIST" AMERICAN AIRLINES SABENA BELGIAN WORLD AIRWAYS AND BERRY TRAVEL PRESENT A CHAIN O LAKES TRAVEL HOLIDAY EUROPE from $969 23 days -- 12 countries including England; Holland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, France. Includes round trip jet transportation, meals, hotels and sightseeing. June 30th departure from New York. See Us Call Or Write CHAIN o LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3917 West Main Street McHenry Phone 385-5251 THURS., FRI. & SAT. April 12thv, 13th & 14th "THE PLEASURE OF HIS COMPANY" with DEBBIE REYNOLDS TAB HUNTER (In Color) 2nd Feature "LOVE IN A GOLD FISH BOWL" with TOMMY SANDS FABIAN (In Color) MIDNITE SHOW Saturday, April 14th "DAY THE WORLD ENDED' The EAGL: by Maflory All - American ... and proud of it! The Eagle looks right on all men because of its medium-width brim, permanently-shaped soft crown, side-bow band and classic choice of colors. Never has there been one hat so right for American Men. We want you to see it! Priced at only $11.95 Other Fine Hats From $9.95 >TORE for MEN 1245 N. Green St. Phone 385-0047 Open Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. 'til 12 noon USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS ATTENDS TRAINING SCHOOL Jack Fleming of, Fleming Equipment Co., McHenry, recently attended the sales and sendee training school for farm machinery dealers at Gehl Bros. Mfg. Co., West Bend. Wis. He attended the school to get/the latest data on parts and equipment maintenance for better service to area farmers. HONORED AT LUNCHEON A special luncheon honoring Standard Oil agent, G. G. Gilpin of McHenry and his wife was recently held in Chicago. They were escorted on a tour of the regional sales office and inspected the electronic data processing machines. SHOP AT HOME Open Week Days 6:45 -p.m. Open Sat. & Sun. 2 p.iji. mil Willi; NOW ENDS SAT., APRIL 7 JOEY DEE and - THE STARLITTERS in "HEY, LET'S TWIST" Plus , DONALD O'CONNOR in "THE WONDERS OF ALADDIN" In Color Also Color Cartoon STARTS SUN., APRIL 8 WILLIAM HOLDEty* CLIFTON WEBB • m leg mccarey^s ejmiN iEVER Also Color Cartoon McHenry Township Fire Protection District Grass Fire Ordinance All Persons Residing Within The McHenry Township Fire Protection District SECTION 1: If any person shall wilfully set on fire or cause to be set on fire any lands, fields, crops, woods or grasslands, not his own; or shall knowingly permit any fire to pass from his own lands to the injury or destruction of the property of any other person, he shall be fined «ot exceeding $100.00 or be imprisoned in the County Jail, not exceeding six months, or both. SECTION 2: If any person shall negligently or carelessly cause a fire by means of a lighted match, cigar, cigarette, or ottjer burning article, which damages property not his-Hrtwn; or shall start a fire on land or property not his own; or upon any public highway in the State of Illinois, and negligently or carelessly leave said fire unextinguished, whereby any damage shall be done, such person shall be fined not exceeding $100.00. SECTION 3: If any person shall start a fire or cause a fire to be started on property of his own or property under his possession and/or control and said fire gets out of control so as to necessitate calling the Fire Department, he shall be fined not exceeding $100.00 plus the costs incurred by the Fire District in answering the call. SECTIOlC 4: This Ordinance shall take effect and be in full force from and after its passage and publication as provided by law. Augustine M. Freund, President McHenry Township . Fire Protection District To Be Safe Phone McHenry Fire Dept. For Permission To Burn the horsepower paid for Champion TRACTOR TIRES Curved Bar -- Open Center FIRESTONE CHAMPIONS NYLON - Blackwalls RAYON - Blackwalls 6.70-15 $1^95 Tube Type mm* 7.10-15 $1/195 Tube Type ItI 7.50-14 Tubeiess 6.70-15 \ Tube Type 7.10-15 $ Tube Type ll95 Add $3 for White walls All Prices Plus Tax BATTIiiiS - CHAINS TAKES - TiBES for Tractors, Trucks and All Passenger Cars All Sizes at Popular Prices Complete CALL US... FAs^,! TIRE for your SERVICE Truck Tire Needs McHenry Tire Mart WALT FREUND, Prop. *931 W. Mali) St. EVergreen 5-0294 McHenry, DL