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\' - PagftFoufr THE MeHEHSY PLAINDEALES Thursday * June 18# 1964 • ;•:% : Wa/Uh. SO I HEAR... That was the week that was . . . Our White Sox never should have gone near New York. Those d-- (for darn) Yankees rested up all season, then knocked our boys for a loop. The Yankees beat our Sox five straight and our Ol' Buddy A1 Lopez is quoted as saying the Yanks can be beaten. Ya, Al, but when? The man who invented the telephone was no friend of ours on Monday. Heading the list of sympathizers had to be Junior Freund and Herb Reihansperger. First blow, "Where should we send the flowers?" Killing blow, "Would you like to go to the Cub game with us Tuesday." We could only answer that we dfdn't feel strong enough to spend a day with that pair. Oh -- our Sox will bounce back! We have suffered through those setbacks with them before. We don't suffer in silence . . . but, we suffer! Just Jet 'em win a few games and all will be forgiven. We thought there, would be more major league trades before the deadline. Everybody wants to give a bat and a ball and an old pair of shoes for the man they need. _ Looks like" the Cubs did themselves some good in their trade with St. Louis. They haven't been known as the smartest traders in the business. Let's hope this one turns out real good for the sake of our dear, dear sympathizers. Haven't seen Ed Doyle lately MCJaaven't. gone looking for him either. • A man telephoned his doctor excitedly, "Quick!" he insisted. "My. wife has appendicitis!" '"Now, now," retorted the docCbr. "I took your wife's appendix out five years ago. I ft^er^Tieard of anyone having a.second appendix." . ""Maybe not, Doc," replied the aaaiowsjiusband. "But did you ever hear of a man having a Stiebnd Wife?" - We have been running some 4tQffies for you boat owners to let you know about the service Miles E. Barry is giving in inspections and helping to make beating safer for all. Base Paths Busy As Tigers Beat Shamrocks 16-10 The Johnsburg Tigers continued to dominate McHenry County League opponents by trouncing the McHenry Shamrocks 16 to 10 at Johnsburg last Sunday. The Tigers fielded one of' the youngest teams in the league. The average age being around twenty. The young Tigers blasted three McHenry pitchers for 17 hits. Johnsburg jumped off to an early lead, scoring in the first inning and from there on were never headed. John Hiller led the hitting attack with four big hits; Ted Freund had three hits; Schaefer, Smith, Shields and Bennett each had two hits. Jim Shields won his first game of the season. Shield's pitched real good ball but had to have help from Ted Freund in the sixth inning to cut down a McHenry rally. Johnsburg will play Grayslake a twilight game at Johnsburg on Friday, June 19. Johnsburg (16) AB R H J. Schaefer 4 4 2 H. May 2 0 0 Peterson 2 0 0 T. Freund 5 13 P. Morenz 6 11 B. Hiller 4 11 B. DiCicco 5 10 L. Smith 5 3 2 J. Hiller 6 3 4 J. Shields 3 2 t 2 Bennett 2 0 2 Totals 44 16 17 McHenry (10) AB. R H Moricoli 10 0 Peterson 4 11 Bujak 4 11 Kramer 5 2 2 Farr 4 12 Cox 5 0 0 Freund 5 3 2 Funk 4 12 McAuliffe 1 0 0 Hynam 3 0 1 F. Schmidt 10 1 Mauer 10 1 Jutsen 1 0 0 Hutsinger 1 0 0 Totals 40 10 13 Score by Innings McHenry 021 042 001--10 13 Johnsburg 124 414 OOx--16 17 Doubles; J. Hiller. Winning Pitcher: Shields (1-0) Losing pitcher: Schmidt --Boating is important in our area and boat dealers are, no doubt, doing everything to encourage tha program. The old Jboat days are over. Northern Mini Bowmen News by Irene Adams Northern Illtni Bowmen held their Club Handicap shoot, Jtttie 7, with winners announced fts.Earl Bird, Duke Adams and Earl Paddock in the men's division and Jean Bird, Marilyn Gustafson, and Beverly Dieball as-winners in the women's division. .Bill Copley was tops in the Cub's division. N.I.B. will meet at 8:30, June in the American Legion Hwme. "Jjfuiy 5, will be the second olub championship shoot, a hunters round (black field faces). ^.j/isitors are always welcome a%"the shoots or meetings. -"Things are impossible only gppording to our ignorance. iallivQBa Storms fa Record Win Jim Sullivan of Antioch, II linois not only made it two feature wins in a row but set a new track record as he stayed just inches ahead of Bill Strom of Milwaukee in winning the 25 lap feature race at the Kenosha County Speedway in Wilmot. Sullivan had started inside on the third row in the feature. Jr. Dodd of Waukegan and Jack Radtke were in the first row. Dodd took the load and held for six laps and then anxious Radtke hit the corner to hard trying to pass and put himself and Dodd into the infield. Both cars were later able to continue. Sullivans' winning record time was 7:48.20 for an average of 53.47 mph. The old record was held by Eddie Stillman at an average of 53:11 mph. Spectator Champion Dick Aisen of McHenry, Illnois was again blanked from a win but scored two seconds as he fought in the feature and his heat. The winners were Gil Rien of Woodstock and Wild Bill Owens of Antioch in the heats and Harold Gutche of Kenosha in the feature. FREE INSPECTION BY COAST GUARD OFFERED JUNE 20 Free safety inspections will be offered to all area boaters on Saturday, June 20, by the United States Coast Guard auxiliary. They will be conducted at the Fox River Grove marina. Inspections will eb made only at the owner's request by Craig Robertson, inspection officer of Park Ridge Flotilla 22- 18, U.S. Coast Guard auxiliary. Auxiliary members have no authority to penalize boats which are unsafe and inspections are intended only to warn boat owners* of unsafe conditions or equipment. Mr. Robertson points out that one of the major problems last year was the improper spacing of boat numbers. Proper number spacing is one letter or number spacing with the exception of the I between the L and the first number and the same between the last number and the next letter. State number decal should follow the last letter on each side o fthe bow, such as IL 2218 PR State Decal. i>y Gloria Vanek and Agnes Prazak The Pony League season opened up with the Sox and Giants playing to a 3 and 3 tie score. The game was called because of darkness. Mark Demoto struck out 13 men in 6 innings. Demoto plays for the Giants and it was the first time that he pitched. It shows us what our boys can really do. Thursday's game saw the JBraves winning over the Cards 6 to 3 despite a homerun and a triple by John Reinbolt. Sunday's first game showed the Cards winning over the Sox 8 to 6. The Cards player, Phil Kraus, hit a grand slam homerun and Jimmy Laursen hit a 2 run homer. For the Sox, Chuck Riley hit 2 homeruns, one in the 2nd inning and one in the 7th. The second game had the Braves beating the Giants 3 to 0 with a brilliant battery of Smith and Bottari. Smith pitched a 2 hitter with a beautifully played game by the rest of the team. In the 5th inning, with the bases loaded and 2 out, Mark Dfemoto hit one to left field. Everyone thought it was gone but Mike Swedo came up with a brilliant catch to end the inning to save the game. The leading home run hitters are: Chuck Riley, 2, Sox. Johh Rienbolt, 1, Cards. Jim Laur sen, 1, Cards. Phil Kraus, 1 Cards. Team standings are as follows: Braves 2-0. Cards 1-1. Giants 0-1. Sox 0-1. Parents, don't forget opening day, June 21. There will be a ceremony with our Mayor attending, plus a double -header. Come out and watch our McHenry Pony League play wonderful ball. The schedule for the following week is June 21, a double header, Sox vs Giants, and Cards vs Braves. On the 23rd of June the Giants vs Braves, and June 25 the Sox vs Cards. Thirstmas Time In June" Boat Parade Saturday FOX LAKE, 111.--Despite old sayings to the contrary, Christmas does come more than once a year--at least in the Chain O'Lakes area. Pleasure boats will be decked out in Christmas (that's right, Christmas) trimmings Saturday afternoon as Illinois boaters parade down the Chain O' Lakes in a contest to determine who has the most attractive, and original decorations in a yuletide theme. The contest is the highlight of the area's weekend celebration, "Christmas Time in June." Parade marshal is Ray Novotny of Fox Lake, commodore of the sponsoring Foxview Yacht Club here. He said the parade is open to any boat decorated in the appropriate festive regalia. Parade time is 1 p.m. and contestants will rendezvous at- the following locations: Schowalter's Point Comfort, Murphy's Point Comfort, Korpan's Landing, and the Waltonian Hotel and Mineola Hotel piers. If no docking space is available, boaters should assemble in the Fox Lake in view of the Waltonian Hotel, which is the starting point for the parade. Participants should check in with Novotny to learn their positions in the parade. Paraders will proceed from Fox Lake, to Pistakee Lake, then down the Fox River to Snug Harbor. Judges will be secretly stationed along the parade route. First prize is a 3.9-hp. Merc 39 fishing motor; seqond prize is a case of outboard motor oil. Jjjjfl Al Olson Another full week of baseball has come and gone for our little leaguers. These games are being played so often that it is difficult to keep Errors in reporting are likely to be made so please bear with them. We will try to keep it straight. Miniatures Indians 2, Cubs 2 ^Yankees 8, Tigers 7 ...J| Braves 1, Sox 1 Tigers 7, Braves 0 Sox 14, Indians 0 Cubs 9, Yankees 3 Minors Eagles 17, Bluebirds 7 Orioles 7, Owls 4 Orioles 9, Eagles 6 Cards 8, Owls 4 ' Falcons 17, Bluebirds 6 Cards 10, Orioles 4 Majors Bluebirds 7, Eagles 2 Owls 6, Orioles 3 Eagles 10, Orioles 10 Owls 5, Cards 3 Bluebirds 6, Falcons 0 Cards 13, Orioles 5 Sunday, June 14, preceding our baseball games time was taken for a short ceremony in dedications and expressions of gratitude to all who are so generous of their time and money. As you already know, the V.F.W. provides the playing field and without that it is difficult to imagine what our little league would be like. It seems that at times like these there should be more impressive words other than thank you. To see these youngsters, some 200 strong, in their colorful outfits is indeed a heartwarming sight. Taking it upon myself on behalf of the McHenry Little Puppies" Shoes Featured at 1246 N. Grton Street McHenrj THIRD SEASON OPENING WITH CHICAGO'S OWN NEWSPAPERMAN'S STORY FRONT PAG ENDS THURS., JUNE 18 LILIES OF THE FIELD & THE WHEELER DEALERS STARTS FRIDAY, JUNE 19 COMPLETE! INTACT! Exactly as shown at reserved scat prices! Coast Guard Vf Auxiliary News 1. Every Boat owner or operator of any craft is or should be conscious as to the safety of his or her boat and to see that their equipment is up to standard legal requirements-- \r 2. Are your life jackets cushions in A-l condition-- NOT OIL SOAKED -- NO HOLES, TEARS OR RIPS? -- ARE THEY JUST SOMETHING TO SIT UPON OR WILL THEY SAVE YOU IN THE EVENT OF EMERGENCY? You or your family may have to rely upon their use-- 3. FOR ALL INBOARDS! Is your bilge vented properly? Do you have a flame arrestor on your motor and is it clean? When taking fuel- aboard, are you careful of spillage? Of gas hose nozzle contact with neck of your gas tank? You can't BE TOO CAREFUL when dealing with gasoline and its fumes--AIR OUT YOUR ENGINE BOX--CLOSE ALL OPENINNGS, HATCHES AND DOORS when refueling-- 4. Proper working lights are a MUST even if you don't use your craft at night--an andhor (one sufficient to hold your craft) and adequate line -- Horn -- whistle -- bell -- or signalling device which can be used if motor is not working -- Signalling flares and First Aid Kit -- An Oar or Paddle should ALWAYS be oboard. 5. Boats are a pleasure and can be great fun if properly equipped and run by those who are willing to abide by the "Rules of the Road" -- by the way -- DO YOU or those in your family who run your craft know the "Rules of the Road" on Water? -- On this question, let me ask--who has right of way if two or more boats are headed on a collision course? -- What does "Red, Right, Returning" mean? The Coast Guard Auxiliary in your area will be happy to answer all these questions and to invite you to take the P-I-C courses in seamanship and boat safety at their Flotilla Headquarters, free of charge -- so that you and your loved ones can enjoy safe and pleasurable boating. 6. Have your boat safety checked -- obtain a "SAFE BOAT DECAL" issued only to craft that are safe and safely operated -- It's a proud possession to have a safe boat "Decal" which is issued only by the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary -- SOFTBALL NOTES 16" Softball League r Standings at the end of 5 games: W L Old Bridge 5 0 Hettermann's 4 1 goghouse 3 2 imba's 3 2 V.F.W. Jake's 2 3 McHenry Recreation 2 3 Burton's Bridge 1 4 Freeway Serv. & 3D Bowl 1 4 Due to illegal players Bimbo's and V.F.W. Jake's had to forfeit their first two games. 6-2-64 R H V.F.W. Jake's 8 16 Bimbos 24 24 Homeruns: V.F.W. Jake's-- Hansen. Bimbo's--Frantz (2), Schaefer, Peterson. vTop Hitters--V.F.W. Jake's -- Lawrence 3-4, Todd 2-4, Street 2-4. Bimbo's--Kurtz 5-5 Weyland 3-4, Frantz 3-4, Cuda 3-5, Bergloff 3-4. -• , 6-2-64 R H Freeway Serv.-3D Bowl 10 14 Burton's Bridge * 25 21 Homeruns--Freeway Serv. & 3D Bowl -- Winiewski, Vasey. Burton's Bridge--Moore. Top Hitters--Freeway Serv. -- Bankus 3-4, Vasey 3-4, Delaurentis 2-4. Burton's Bridge ---Dercole 2-3, Bauml 3-5, G. Kopsell 3-5, Moore 2-4, Quinn 2-4. 6-4-64 R H McHenry Recreation 8 15 Old Bridge 18 17 Homeruns -- Old Bridge -- Bob Nolan, Paul Freund. Top Hitters--Recreation -- Pritchard 3-4, Fanter 2-3, Jensen 2-3. Old Bridge--Tom Nolan 3-4, Becknell 3-4, McGee 2-3, Spas 2-4, Huff 2-4. 6-4-64 R H Doghouse 0 9 Hettermann's 14 13 Top Hitters--Doghouse--Don Weber 3-3, Pinkstaff 2-3. Hettermann's -- Bill Oeffling 3-4, Tom Huemann 2-4. 6-9-64 R H Old Bridge 22 20 Burton's Bridge 3 7 Homeruns -- Old Bridge -- Huff, P. Freund, Spas. Top Hitters--Old Bridge -- Bob Nolan 2-3, Huff 3-5, Spas 3-5. Burton's Bridge--Sullivan 3-3. COURT BRIEFS In cases heard before Judge James Cooney on June 12 in Circuit court, Truman Eichsteadt of McHenry pleaded guilty to battery and was sentenced to ten days in jail and fined $100 and costs. Tom Stevens and Roy Peterson of McHenry were charged with not having a driver's license. They were sentenced to three days in jail and fined $100 and costs. Robert Richards of McHenry pleaded guilty to battery and was fined $25 and costs. League board of directors, I know how they feel--Thank you. Standings through Monday, June 15. i Miniatures W L T Sox 4 0 1 Braves 3 11 Tigers 3 2 0 Cubs 13 1 Indians 13 1 Yankees 14 0 Minors Cards 5 1 1 Bluebirds 3 3 0 Falcons 3 3 0 Orioles 3 4 0 Owls 2 3 1 Eagles 2 4 0 Majors Bluebirds 6 0 0 Eagles 3 2 1 Cards 4 3 0 Owls 3 3 0 Falcons 1 5 0 Orioles 15 1 JAMES M. McINTEE A ttorney-a t-La w NEW ADDRESS 3436 W. Elm Street Phone 385-2440 Rt. 14 Crystal Lake, III. i f / 24 GREAT STARS! by Ben Heeht & Charles MacArthur With Joe Butler, Garth Boyer and Pat Heider in leading roles. Directed by Lawrence Corey. TWO WEEKS -- Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun. June 18, 19, 20, 21 - 25, 26, 27, 28 ON ROUTE 31 l'/l mi. South of Rt. 14 - 2 Vi mi. No. of Algonquin Times: Thurs., Fri., Sat., 8:30 p.m.; Sun. 7:45 p.m. PrUres: Thurs., Fri., Sun. $2.00; Sat. only $2.50 3 METRQ-GOLDWYN-MAYER and CINERAMA present HE WEST COMINGi A BREATH OF SPRING IW!E?C3®C0L0RS & Wall Disney's "YELLOWSTONE CUBS" Also - I.h i e Friday & Saturday "IIONEYMOON >I;U HINE" -- Steve McQueen Admission- Mi:- •' s • • i; 1 • ': • r: .-Vlijlt-; $1 2"> - Children i 1-1'Ji 2-V' THURS., FRI. & SAT., JUNE 18. 19 & 20 --Double Feature Program Bette Davis and Joan Crawford WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE? And The most bizarre murder mystery ever conceived! THE LIST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER Midnight Show SATURDAY. JUNE 20 SOULS FOR SALE starring Vincent Price SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY JUNE 21 thru 24 --Double Feature Program-- FLESH EATERS Also THE WITCH'S CURSE SEE ONE NOW -- or phone me at 385-6033 -- and I'll be happy to check your craft -- 706 Country Club Dr., McHenry, 111. C. M. E. Miles E. Bafcry, No. 5838 U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Official Boat Examiner. WKRS WORLD'S FAIR SPECIAL 5 DAYS & 4 NIGHTS Hiioii ,. Includes: Round trip Jet Air Transportation, Hotel admission to Fair and free Guide Book, Broadway Hit Show. Dinner & Floor Show at Latin Quarter, Three De- Luxe continental Breakfasts, Radio City Music Hall and transportation to airport. All taxes. Departures: June 21, July 5, August 2, 16, 30, Sept. 13. Your Authorized Travel Agt. CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3917 W. Main St. 385-7500 Fred J. Kwiatkowski of Spring Grove pleaded guilty to not having a driver's license. He was sentenced to seven days in jail and fined $100 and costs. SELL TREASURERS Treasurers from homes of the Lake Geneva area residents will be sold to the public Tuesday- and Wednesday, June 23 and June 24, in Horticultural hall under the sponsorship of the Lake Geneva Fresh Air association. Mrs. Melford E. Zinser, general chairman, said ttyat the proceeds from the annual rummage sale for Holiday Home would be used to help give 240 needy Chicago children a summer vacation. 6-9-64 R H V.F.W. Jake's 15 19 Doghouse 10 17 Homeruns -- Dodghouse--Al Thiel, Comstock. Top Hitters--V.F.W. Jake's --Tyk 3-4, Janubowski 2-3, Migon 35, Street 2-4, Bjuss 2-4. Doghouse -- Don Weber 3-4, Comstock 4-4, F. Oeffling 2-3, Althiel 2-4. 6-11-64 * _ R H Hettermann's 8 13 Bimbo's 2 7 Top Hitters -- Hettermann's -- Bentz 3-3, T. Oeffling 2-3, Schmitt, 2-3, Hiller 2-4. Bimbo's --Les Regione 2-3. 6-11-64 R H Freeway Serv.-3D Bowl 21 24 McHenry Recreation 8 12 Top Hitters--Freeway Serv. --Delaurentis 4-5, Wisniewski 4-5, Vasey 3-5, Baldino 2-4, Creedon 3-5. McHenry Recreation-- Fanter 2-3, Williams 3-3, Humman 2-4. PROCLAMATION /WHEREAS, The National' Fhkjernal Congress of America by its President has proclaimed June 14-20, 1964 as FRATERNAL WEEK, and WHEREAS, The local lodges of the fraternal benefit system are devoted to charitable, beneficial, patriotic and benevolent purposes, and Organised for the purpose to make provision for the care of the sick and needy and are active in civic and community undertakings for the betterment of the public health and the general welfare of the people; and WHEREAS, The president and executive committee of the National Fraternal Congress of America have called upon the executives and leaders of societies and lodges comprising the entire fraternal benefit system to unite in^the promotion of the annual observance of FRATERNAL WEEK in order that jtHe people of this city and other cities may be fully apprised of the ideals and objectives of said fraternal benefit system; and NOW, THEREFORE, I Donald P. Doherty mayor of the city of McHenry do hereby proclaim June 14-20, 1964, as FRATERNAL WEEK. And I, as mayor of this city, invite the people to lend their support by attending fraternal functions open to the public durlftg said week to the end that they may become award of the splendid purpose of the societies in the fraternal benefit system. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of the City of McHenry this 11th day of June, 1964. DONALD P. DOHERTY, Mayor. McHENRY THEATRE Il204 N. Gr., Ph. 885-01441 THURS. - FRI. - SAT. J U N E 1 8 - 1 9 - 2 0 Entertainment for the entire faimly! Tony Randall - Burl Ives "THE BRASS BOTTLE" (Technicolor) Thurs. 8 p.m. F ri. - Sat. 7-9 p.m. SUN. thru WED. JUNE 21-24 Best Actor of the Year Sidney Poitier "LILIES OF THE FIELD" Sunday 7-9 p.m. Weekdays - one show 8 p.m. STOCK CAR RACING KENOSHA EffillTY SPEEDWAY - Every Sataday Nigfri Wilmot, Wisconsin Time Trials -- 7:00 P.M. First Race -- 8:30 P.M. Adults -- $1.50 tax included All Children -- 50c tax Included Jn Koute 120 1 Mile East of McHenry 385-0477 STARTS FRI.. JUNE 19th -- FOR ALL THE FAMILY TRIPLE FUN LAFFS -- THRILLS HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS NEW ADDITION The new structure' being erected on Rt. 31, in the south part of the city, will be an addition to Althoff's, Inc. The new building will house offices and shop space. It takes jack to lilt a car, also, to keep one going. Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. 1:00 p.m. -- Sun. 2:15 p.m. Oh! That Professor's Apprentice! * mrnmmmmsmszm "SHE PJ]|^DVEN1VRg§ OF The Legendary Conflict of M/mo's MIGHTIEST funniest biggest everl Mta?v Parimount Picturc NOW ENDS SATURDAY June 17-20 "IRMA LA DOUCE" plus "STOLEN HOURS" 1 Showing Only Wed. & Thurs. Fri. & Sat. Continuous FREE MERCHANT SPONSORED KIDDIE SHOW Sat., June 20th 1 p.m. "ANDY HARDY COMES HOME" Plus Cartoons & Serial Starts SUNDAY, JUNE 21-23 "SEVEN FACES OF DR. LAO" TIRE INFLATION Aside from faulty alignment, nothing will wear the tread off your tires as quickly as underinflation. Yet service records show that nine out of ten motorists keep less pressure in their tires than they need. Here are some figures to illustrate the cost of underinflated tires: total tire life is reduced 5 percent if tires are kept only 10 percent underinflated; tire life decreases 16 percent at 20 percent underinflation; at 30 percent underinflati° n a tire will last only two WKm .A JH thirds of normal. At 50 percent of normal inflation, tire life would drop to 22 percent. Overinflation up to 15 percent is permissable and is even advocated by some authorities for better than normal tire wear, though this course makes lor a "harder" ride and tends to produce body looseness. A sensible general rule seems to be to keep your tires slightly higher than standard recommendations for better wear, or at the recommended figure if maximum softness of ride is desired. When buying new tires, try inflating them to double normal pressure, then deflate to desired road pressure. Keep to 40mph for the first 100 miles. This flexing of the rubber without heat will considerably lengthen tire life. Incidentally, it is usually useless to balance new tires until they've had a chance to settle" themselves over several hundred miles. It is best to buy new tires in matched sets. BUSS tfORD HALES .3036 W Ma!n Street