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TIGERS UPSET WARRIORS IN Ti n BATTLE $ Outdoors THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday* December 17,1964 Everybody asks if we have our Christmas shopping done. At this point we are still calm, but let somebody ask us the same question a week from today and it may send shivers up our spine. Had a great time at the Plaindealer Christmas party this week. Fine meal, a sociable crowd and a barrel of laughs. The grand prize was a weekend trip to Pheasant Run for two. Wouldn't you know, the only single man in the crowd was the winner--some fellow from Harvard. From the puzzled look on Larry Lund's face, we decided then and there the case must go to the Supreme Court for a decision. Of course, there is always a chance for the man to qualify before the time limit runs out. A smaller team from Crystal Lake beat the Warrior basketball team here last Friday night. The Tigers had a certain drive that could not be denied. When they get their injured star (Edwards) back in action, look out above! The Warriors travel to Woodstock this week to meet the league leaders. The Blue Streaks lost their big stars from the team of last year through graduation. That was a team that had the horses, but couldn't keep the whippletree even for the hard pull. The experts didn't rate the Streaks high this year, which is further proof that being chosen for top place by the experts is a sure kiss of death. The way college students are acting around the world it behooves us to take a closer look at higher education. Without going into the issue, when we read that 40 percent of those arrested in the California ruckus were not students it made us wonder who was leading whom. But, in the spirit of the season, let's drop that subject for the time being. Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa! And if you want proof just go down to the City Park and visit his neat, little home. We talked with Santa this week and he thinks it will be cozier to bring Mrs. Santa with him next year. After listening to the blasts against our country in the United Nations, we think it is high time to get our backs up. Since we are paying the bill, it seems in order to tell nonpaying members to pay up or shut up. Our propaganda department seems to be way behind other countries who have successfully implanted a horrible picture of our country in the minds of many. When diplomacy fails, let's give 'em plain talk like that now famous army officer who, when told to surrender, replied -- "Go to hell!" Now that we have that off our chest, it is time to get into the spirit of Christmas and get our letter ready for Santa Claus. We'll be back next week, same time, same station. JOHN CORSO WINS GRID LETTER AT RIPON COLLEGE RIPON, WIS.--John Corso, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corso, 3911 W. Oak Avenue, McHenry has received a freshman football letter at Ripon College. He is a graduate of Marian Central Catholic High School, Woodstock, Illinois. When you try your hand at something and fail, the next thing to do is to try your head. It's a wise father who throws away his old report cards. The McHenry Warriors, preseason choice of the conference coaches to grab the 1964-65 conference crown, were dealt a severe blow by neighboring rival Crystal Lake last Friday night by a score of 77-72. It was the first win in four conference outings for the Tigers. The Warriors are new 2-2, tied with Zioii and North Chicago for the third slot. The local lads jumped off to a 6-2 lead early in the game, but Rick Green and Dennis Desmond rallied the Tigers to a 16-16 deadlock by the end of the period. The Warriors shot 24 per cent from the field in the second stanza as Green was continuing his fine first quarter effort by adding eight points in the second. Accurate free throw shooting put the visit ing Tigers ahead by the half 34-28, as Fran Wagner's crew hit on six of seven free throw attempts. The Tigers edged their lead at the end of three periods to 50-43, as they continued to shoot phenominally from the foul line. Crystal Lake ended the game hitting on 31 of 38 from the charity stripe. Fast Finish The Warriors made a game bid to overtake the Tigers in the last 90 seconds of the game as they narrowed the score to 72-70. However, a rapid flurry iced the game. Fowler hit for the Warriors as the game ended. Rich Smith, Warrior guard, was the high scorer in the game with 8 and 10 for a total of 26 points. Bentz added 14 and Soda 13 to the Warrior cause. Green, 6'1%" senior center played a splendid game for the Tigers and tallied 23 points. Desmond notched 17. The Warrior sophs trounced Crystal Lake's underclassmen in the prelim 52-44. Pat Camasta had 20 points for the Warriors. Varsity Lineups: McHenry Soda 6 Smith 8 Laurence 3 Hiller 1 Bentz 5 Moss 1 Lockwood 0 Fowler • 1 ?5 Crystal Lake Desmond 6 Green 7 Thurston 1 Gulley 0 Grojnow 2 Veugler 2 Fletcher 3 Manteuffel 0 23 Crystal Lake McHenry • •. 0 4 5 5 5 3 3 0 25 3 5 5 3 3 0 2 1 25 16 18 16 27--77 .16 12 15 29--72 1 10 5 0 4 0 2 0 22 5 9 2 1 1 3 2 1 31 DON BENTZ HITS 37 POINTS W WIN OVER WAUCOHDA As Don Bentz found the range for 37 points, the Johnsburg Foresters defeated Wauconda's basketball team 91 to 70 on the losers' floor last week. Johnsburg FG PF TP T. Oeffling 6 3 13 B. Schmitt 6 1 12 D. Bentz 15 3 37 L. Freund 3 1 6 L. Smith 2 0 5 J.# Friddle 5 3 11 J. Huff 2 3 5 D. Hiller 1 4 2 W. Frett 0 1 0 Totals 40 15 91 Wauconda FG PF TP Hirn 3 1 8 Cook 3 3 11 Wasilas 11 4 26 Kozimour 3 2 7 Christ 7 .2 18 Totals 27 12 70 Score By Quarters Johnsburg .... 26 47 63--91 Wauconda ...-16 36 51--70 SHOP IN McHENRY GRAND OPENING SATURDAY, DECfUSII* 19 8 p.m. to 2 a.in. Good Food -- Refreshments -- Prizes COME EARLY -- JOIN THE FUN FIRESIDE INN Route 31 -- Ring-wood, Illinois Jack Justen -- Ray Stege, Your Hosts by Jack Walsh illlllllllllllinilllilllllllllllllllllinillllllllllllllMllllli The South end of Channel Lake will be a mighty lively spot this coming Jan. 10th. That is the day scheduled by the Northern 111. Conservation Club for their Fourth Annual Ice Fishing Derby. Club publicity director, Harry Stern, has been talking with the fish and says that they indicate ideal weather for this year's event. The Derby will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. three miles west of Antioch on Highway 173. First prize will be a 5% hp. motor and a 14 foot aluminum boat, second prize, a portable TV, third prize, a pump shotgun. In addition there will be approximately 100 other prizes for catching fish, hole chopping, etc. One of the leading tackle companies has developed a 5 piece spin-casting rod, called the "Executive". It comes in a case about 16 inches long that will easily fit into a suitcase or briefcase. Designed for the sportsman who always likes to carry at least one rod with him, we feel that this rod will be a real space saver for campers, and for those treks to the Northern lakes where portaging requires a minimum of bulky gear. Mem Boui Back To Beat liertyville The McHenry grapplers traveled to Libertyville Friday, December 11, to conquer an unbeaten Libertyville squad. McHenry showed power and poise all the way, beating the Wildcats in seven matches, and tieing one. The pace setter for MCHS was Dave Freund (103) who beat Gary Heike, a former Conference Champ. Craig Johnson (112) boosted the score by skillfully beating his man 6-2 for his first win of the season. Other wins included Captain, Jim "Cricket" Anderson (120), Rich Wolf (127), Dave Weikel (154), Jim Creamer (165), and Captain Ron Gelvin (Hwy). Dean "Golden Boy" Glosson, McHenry's third captain tied his match. Final Results 95--Haas (L) beat Henneberg (M) 9-0 103--Freund (M) beat Heike (L) 4-0 112--Johnson (M) beat Dowdall (L) 6-2 120--Anderson (M) beat Rand (L) 5-1 127--Wolf (M) beat Kupchick (L) 5-2 133--Glosson (M) tied Gaul (L) 2-2 138--Sloan (L) beat Marzano (M) 6-3 145--Shafer (L) pinned Sullusttio (M) 6-3 145--Shafer (L) pinned Sullusttio (M) 5:50 154--Weikel (M) beat Dollenmair (L) 2-0 165--Creamer (M) beat Piffer (L) 2-0 180--Rapplean (L) beat Dougherty (M) 7-0 Hwy--Gelvin (M) beat Graber (L) 3-0 Final Score: McHenry 23, Libertyville 16 WARRIOR FIVES TO WOODSTOCK FOR FRIDAY GAME Two friends off the basketball floor, Cliff Fulton, coach of the McHenry Warriors, and Gib Kurtz, Woodstock mentor, will be bitter rivals for about ninety minutes next Friday night as McHenry invades the Blue Streak confines in a North Suburban conference tilt. The Streaks are on top of the league with a 4-0 mark and Fulton is preparing to administer the first league defeat to the Kurtz five. Ev Martindale, 6'3" senior transfer has been the key to the early season success of the Blue Streaks. Many of the coaches in the area consider the lad as one of the finest prep players in the northern part of the state. He currently is second in the conference scoring race with 91 points for a 22.8 per game average. Jim Harting, 5'10" guard and playmaker has also been a pleasant surprise to Blue and White followers. Fulton has hinted that a few changes in the Warrior scheme will unfold in the tussle Friday night which should get under way about 8:15 p.m. Standings Woodstock .. .4 0 260 211 Dundee 3 1 228 198 McHenry 2 2 249 245 North Chicago 2 2 231 227 Zion 2 2 227 236 Crystal Lake ..1 3 266 295 Libertyville ... 1 3 233 235 Barrington 1 3 205 248 Top Scorers FG FT Pts Ave Dahl, Lib 37 27 101 25.3 Martindale, W. 34 23 91 22.8 Desmond, C.L. 33 22 88 22 Goers, Dun. • -37 14 88 22 Harting, W. ..21 22 64 16 Scores Last Week Crystal Lake 77, McHenry 72 Woodstock 69, Barrington 53 Dundee 56, Libertyville 43 Zion-Benton 65, N Chicago 56 Games This Week McHenry at Woodstock Dundee at Crystal Zion at Libertyville Barrington at N. Chicago FORESTERS CHOP DOWN MARENGO ilf LAST HALF 82-73 Pulling away from a 37-37 tie at half time the Johnsburg Forester Cagers moved out fior an 82-73 victory on their hdijfie floor last Wednesday over Marengo. Johnsburg FG PF TP T. Oeffling 5 2 12 B. Schmitt 6 2 14 D. Bentz 12 4 24 L. Smith 3 3*7 L. Freund 6 2 13 J. Huff 3 1 6 J. Friddle 3 3 6 B. Rizzo 0 3 0 Totals 38 20 82 Marengo FG PF TP Secor 3 5 9 Frohn 7 3 17 Gaylord 7 5 19 Zammuelson .... 4 1 14 Albrecht 4 0 14 Kitchen 0 0 0 Jackson 0 0 0 Totals 25 14 73 Score by Quarters Johnsburg 19 37 60--82 Marengo 16 37 54--73 Thanks to the Gulf Stream, Oslo, Norway, has a warmer winter than New York City, 1,300 miles south of it. $ HAWAII by Jet 358 Plus Tax Buy air ticket only or add: Hawaiian Village Holiday-- 13 Nights, Hawaiian Village Hotel, transfers, lei greeting, Pearl Harbor Cruise, Circle Tour of Oahu, Each of two $187 Air - Rail - Steamship tickets - Cruises & Tours - Hotel - U Drive. CHAIN - O - LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. Elm St. McHenry 385-7500 What a Genvitoman wouldl Prefer An Alpaca CM©0©AN SWIATiH hy King (Small, Med., Lai Towne or of California & Ex. Large) from $22.95 Oitlier Sweaters from $12.95 CLOSE-OUT on 1964 GOLF CLUB SETS and GOLF BAGS I McHenry Country Club Pro Shop | Phones 385-1072 or 385-5855 McHENRY RECREATION Wednesday Nite Mixed Tony Rebel 206-502; Karen McNally 221-529; Patti McNally 201; Jack Butler 171; Mildred Hinspater 162; Harold Sanford 183; Bill Lijnsford 166- 169-164-499; Tom Aylward 151- 156-139-466; Ray Bujak, Jr. 205-170-176-551; Ray Bujak, Sr. 150-196-203-549; Don Swankl 180; Albert Nelson 162-156- 180-498; Marion Nelson 133; Janice Wagner 160-155; Frank Klapperich 187 -179 -166 - 532; Deno Buralli 164-209-192-565. Tuesday Thirty-Niners Cammie Gaylord 411; Dorothy Freund 188-497; Margaret Fleming 174-178-200-552; Maxine Adams 426; Lucille Harris 166. RAILS--B. Mackinder 5-8- 10; D. Hiller 2-10; G. Bentz 4- 6-7. Ten Pin Queens M. Bock 169-417; T. Ehredt 166-417; S. Spielman 415; E. Strum 174-^37; B. Raurke 414; L. Hanley 400; M. Larkin 439; W. Gehrke 438; F. Freund 426; B. O'Brien 160-447; D. Hoffman 162-422; T. Meyers 475; E. Conway 455; E. Justen 170- 459; M. Hayes 418; C. Engels 415; M. Goss 161-426; T. Steffan 423; E. Smithson 175-453; M. Donnelly 441; K. McNally 464; B. Moose 406; L. Michels 199-503; M. Fuchs 171-171-181- 523. RAILS--K. Kurbyun 5-7; C. Engels 5-10; T. Steffan5-10; M. Fuchs 6-7-10. Nite Owls W. Crane 403; J. Schmunk 512; I. Kreier 463; L. Ferwerda 455; J. Diedrich 443; H. Bacon 412; N. Fuhrer 409; C. Colman 488; E. Klapperich 404; L. Worts 461; P. Rosing 400; G. Hastings 405; F. Anderson 477. RAILS---R. Dunkman 4-5-7; A. Schingl 3-10; M. Otto 5-7-9; J. Grothman 2-7; H. Bacon 2- 10; B. Freund 5-10; C. Colman 3-10; H. Solchenberger 3-10 & 5-10. C. D. of A. P. Gilmore 138-391; B. Clark 177-490; C- Freund 180-460; B. Schaefer 180-458; P. Reumelin 169-488; D. Chelini 170; J. Weber 173-454; J. Rizzo 186-452. RAILS--B. Segermark 4-5- 7; M. Kinsala 5-7; C. Freund 5-8-10; B. O'Brien 2-7-10. Thursday 9:15 Men's C. Abel 538; W. Sigman 216- 568; A. Kunz 202; S. West 201; B. Kreier 224-581; N. Falk 204- 568; J. Brosky 555; H. Steege 219-559; J. Schaefer 208; A. Blake 210-571; J. Marsella 212; J. Wiser 538; W. Coari 147-188- 159-494; E. Koch 211-201-589; R. Cynowa, Jr. 221; R. Carlson 208; G. Rodenkirch 204; T. Sutton 201; M. Crouch 202-565; W. Pierce 210-533; D. Smith 248- 213-630. Thursday Nite Business Men's G. Schaefer 558; N. Justen 549; Lennie 525; Ralph Kick 524; A. Rebel 222-215-620; J. Doran 517; Fred Matthesius 209-535; Rip Peisert 200-535; V. Weyland 522; M. Weiser 208 -277-682; A. Jourdan 522; D. Houghton 214-541; J. Himpelmann 524. TOMASELLO'S Eight O'CIock Bowlers M. Kreimer 172-415; G. Janota 181-169-482; D. Anderson 426; D. Shaffer 173-464; S. Hughes 417; A. Langer 186- 410; J. Davis" '179-176-4871 L.|sert 200-531; V. Weyland 543; Anderson 404; L. Kimball 184- 471; M. Cole 404. Wednesday Nite Crawlers . E. Meyers 170-484; B. Peterson 177-171-483; P. Tipperreiter 165-464; T. Jinga 169-450; S. Koenieseder 162-445; L. Homo 152-159-440; K. Smith 173- 429; H. Gondeck 179-418; F. Matchen 418. RAILS--L. KUday 3-7. Tomasello's T.N.T. Mary Hettermann 192-533; Fran Kasperski 194-500; Connie May 173-491; Vivian Smith 207-481; Marcella Wakitsh 167- 458; Hilda Thelen 180-453; Lavonne Sallaz 177-448; Bonnie Jensen 190-428; Elsie Smith 170-413; Rose Klaibor 406; Dolores Klapperich 160-401; Doris Rehberg 5-7-10 split. Catholic Daugheers of America Lois Crouch 193-543; B. Schmaling 184-478; J. Pieroni 179; L. Miller 172; H. Donovan 175; N. Meyer 453; E. Blake 167-457; A. Gausden 141-397; J. Kralowetz 171-458; J. O'Brien 204; J. Rizzo 178-479; J. Weber 165-471; C. Buenzli 176; M. Miller 170; G. West 175; J. Buss 179-499; M. Schroeder 139-401; V. Diedrich 170; J. Vogt 179-417; H. Donovan 181- 476; D. Miller 163-434; D. Chelini 168. RAILS--A. Gaulke 4-7-10, 4-5 & 6-10; J. Kralowetz 4-5-7; E. Latimer 5-7-9; B. Leight 6-7-10; B. Schmaling 5-8-10; B. Schaefer 5-7. Ten Pin Queens N. Larkin 175-167-478; M. Granger 410; E. Conway 421; V. Herdrich 408; E. Hester 433; E. Justen 537; T. Steffan 173-444; E. Smithson 160-43*; M. Donnelly 166-175-483; B. O'Brien 461; E. Cross 422; B. Moore 163-421; V. Steege 179- 419; K. McNally 163-182-484; W. Gehrke 166-187-460; F. Freund 416; S. Spielman 165- 433; M. Goss 402; L. Michels 168-187-194-529. RAILS--L. Hanley 3-7; M. Granger 5-7; S. Becko 5-10; K. Kurbyan 4-7-10 & 3-9-10; M. Goss 5-7; E. Smithson 6-7-10. Monday Nite Commercial Don Mercure 533; John Kuna 519; Carl Behnke 501; Geno Viscounti 515; B. O'Brien 207- 511; Dan Weber 530; Saville 216-202-562; H. Wohlert 517; D. French 200-543; Bob Sheriff 508. Thursday 9:15 P.M. 11-29-64 Herb Freund 217-175-190- 582; T. Krause 207-571; W. Coari 488; C. Corso 224-560; R. Cynowa, Jr. 561; R. Carlson 253-619; S. Buenzli 200- 234-606; A. Steinsdorfer 214- 559; R. Cynowa, Sr. 203-570; J. Coughlin 200; M. Krueger 202; G. Rodenkirch 201; T. Sutton 209-566; J. Larkin 200; M. Crouch 220-564; J. Kuna 543; W. Sigman 278-638; L. Nimsgern 204; A. Otto 547; N. Falk 205-210-577; C. Pierce 201; D. Kent 212-578. Thursday 9:15 P.M. J. Kuna 200-545; W. Hojnacki 582; N. Lange 224-548; T. Sutton 201-553; M. Crouch 201- 204-576; B. Nye 158-164-148- 470; D. Kent 204; D. Oldenberg 205-541; C. Corso 231; E. Koch 552; W. Sigman 208; R. Roseberry 204; D. Freund 203- 506; L. Smith 566; A. Steinsdorfer 227-570; S. West 209; W. Pierce 210; J. Schaefer 207; B. Pries 203; A. Otto 206. Thursday Nite Business Men's S. Rebel 538; T. Wiles 538; J. Doran 525; B. Haldeman 527; Ralph Kick 503; Ed Buss 562; Don Schaefer 209-544; Rip Pei- WOR Air-Ship-Rail Tickets Cruises Tours Hotels-Resorts Drive-Ur-Self Planned Vacations Reservations and Tickets at No Extra Charge Your Authorized Travel Agent CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 885-7500 3405 W. Elm St McHenry Daily till 5:30 p.m., Friday to 8, Saturday till 5 p.m. McHENRY IEATRE CLOSED THURSDAY, DEC. 17 FRI. - SAT. - SUN. DEC. 18 - 19 - 20 Friday & Saturday 7-9 p.m. -- Sunday 5:30 - 7:30 ! mSS S aiuhi ;5 •Sta*rring fn* their *mt mrtishti 5 first-Wf-length, « hilarious, •j actfon.packedfilm! » * • 6 Brand New Songs • plus your Beatles favorites! • * [ Released thru UNITED ARTISTS I » * m SPECIAL MATINEE SUNDAY December 20 3-5 p m HJPIPERS NEW ADVENTUr Plus 3 Cartoons OOf 3QI THEATRE WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY THRU THURSDAY -- DEC. 2 1 - 2 4 -- REOPENS CHRISTMAS DAY -- M. Wieser 200-550; Lee Mai 204-581; Bill Scheid 200-568; R. Armstrong 200-514; N. Schmaling 220-553; G. Schaefer 201- 212-586. Tuesday Thirty-Niners 11-17-64 Cathy Schlitt 452; Dorotny Freund 461; Joy Landre 446. Tuesday Thlrty-Nlners 11-24-64 Janet Flicek 434; Joy Landre 433; Jean Freund 164; Dorothy Freund 470; Grace Bentz 455; Dorothy Hiller 445. TOMASELLO'S Wonder Lake Women's Jeanne Hamm 191-453; Juanita 201-467; Elsbeth Koenemann 191-440; Helen Schroeder 177-447; Maiy Thiel 203- 472; Lavonne Sallaz 177-446. Ladies Eight O'clock Bowlers J. Harkins 422; L. Kimball 174-486; N. Fidler 189-422; M. Kriemier 421; M. Cook 422; D. Kelsey 166-444; G. Janota 189- 174-503; D. Anderson 187-191- 487; S. Hughes 437; A. Langer 407; L. Wilkey 411; J. Davis 164-461. • Wednesday Kite Crawlers' E. Meyers 175-210-522; T. Jinga 169-195-515; F. Matchen 189-162-497; B. Peterson 172- 168-491; P. Tipperreiter 172- 455; L. Homo 176-438; D. Roberts 426; M. Shubert 425. Wonder Lake Women's E. Mangold 210-481; Pinky Smith 208-453; Juanita Keith 207-477; Betty Hiller 190-476; Mary Thiel 174; Zelda Malochleb 172; Vivianna Groh 172; Pat Borcovan 171. Team Standings-- Sunnyside Inn 22*A-13Va Schroeder Metal 21-15 Fredricksons 18-18 Russ Foods 17-19 Simponsons 17-19 Doghouse 17-19 Walt's Standard 16-20 Violas 15^-20% Wednesday Nite Mixed Mike McEnery 166-179-478; Bill Lunsford 181-474; Tom Aylward 166; Mary Kilday 168- 440; Ray Bujak Sr. 202-495; Lee Bujak 182; Mildred Hinspater 181-486; Elwood Crane 155; Roger Paddock 172; George Cross 168; Jim McNally 193; Deno Buralli 177-213- 191-581; Tony Rebel 184-182- 481. TOMASELLOS Wednesday Nite Crawlers P. Tipperreiter 169-177-145- 491; E. Meyers 196-117-170-483; H. Gondeck 179-143-156-478; P. Phillips 172-122-164-458; F. Matchen 146-148-156-450; T. Jinga 133-132-179-444; B. Peterson 134-169-130-433. RAILROADS--D. Roberts 5- 10; P. Wink 4-7-10. Wonder Lake Women's Georgia Wilson 201-568; Lavonne Sallaz 210-565; Joyce Callahan 191-463; Vivianna Groh 184-495; Juanita Keith 177-476; Elsbeth Koeneman 175-470; Carolyn Congdon 175- 444. Georgia Wilson now leads Tomasello's in the "Beat the World Champions". 12-14-64 Marilyn Fuchs 186-477; Leoda Freund 177-464; Elsie Tonyan 172-456; Bonnie Biederer 169. McHENRY RECREATION C. D. of A. B. Segermark 183; M. Miller 183-459; C. Buenzli 171-447; S. Consago 146-155; J. Bogt 145; J. Schmaling 160-448; J. Rosing 177; M. Boro 167. Ten Pin Queens M. Wilkins 425; M. Becker 169-442; J. Elbersen 416; E. Strum 188-456; L. Hanly 424; E. Conway 415; E. Hester 176- 417; M. Fuchs 177-471; E. Cross 184-455; V. Steege 165- 445; K. McNally 164-183-483; H. Stahlman 181-434; M. Bock 447; S. Spielman 160-472; T. Steffan 447; M. Donnelly 172- 167-478; W. Gehrke 431; C. Engels 429; E. Wirfs 407;.J*. Goss 160-472. RAILROADS--B. O'l 6-7. Monday Nite Commercial " E. Amann 525; C. Green 200; K. Sesko 502; E. Freund 553; B. O'Brien 533; Steinie 501; H. Rothering 203-203-576; J. Saville 514; H. Freund 211-569; D. Mercure 224-559; C. Behnke 210-232-61; G. Viscounti 539; H. Wohlert 214-559; D. French 505; J. Foute 517. Tuesday Thirty NI nor s Janet Flicek 430; Nanci Itfc- Auliffe 444; Grace Bentz 183- 474; Cathy Schlitt 428; Elsie Winkel 438; Maxine Adams 175-449; Barb Gilpin 180-488; Lucy Harris 429. Thursday Nite Business Men's E. Buss 237-596; B. Peisert 524; B. Schmaling 515; N. Schmaling 517; E. Caron 516; F. Matthesius 204-552; B. Scheid 522; Lennie 212; Ralph 201-517; A. Rebel 556; J. Doran 599; R. Walinski 508; B. Woldman 210-530; J. Goldenberger 501; G. Schaefer 204- 576; T. Getner 517; M. Wieser 212-531; C. Green 579; J. Himmplemann 224-542. Wednesday Nite Mixed Dec. 9, 1964 Mike McEnery 163, Bill Lunsford 148-162-181 491, Cathy Orthwein 153, Helen Gerambio 164, Blondie Karls 153, Jane Boss 167, Tony Rebel 188-171- 180 539, Virginia Steege 167- 157-177 501 Jack Butler 170, Harry Steege 141-167-208 516, Inez Buralli 149, Thelma Klapperich 155, Frank Klapperich 174-181-145 500, Deno Buralli 178-176-157 511, Mona Schwankl 184 478, Don Schwankl 187- 230 556, Wilma Crane 170, Elwood Crane 180, Ray Bujak, Sr1., 202-197 548, Leona Bujak 152, Tee Bujak 169, Ray Bujak Jr. 193-160-216 569, Marilyn Wagner 137, Ken Wagner 149, Janice Wagner 157 TOMASELLO'S Eight O'CIock L. Wilkey 165-405; G. Janota 162-459; M. Cole 437; D. Schaffer 430. Half of all the blindness in the world today is needless and preventable. The Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness urges everyone to guard their eyesight for it can never be replaced. I SWAPPED FOK IT THROUGH THE warn Open Weekdays 6:49 Sat. & Sun. 2:15 MILLER NOW SHOWING Dec. 16 - 19 'THE LIVELY SET' Plus "MARNIE" No Saturday Matinee STARTS SUNDAY Dec. 20 & 21 "ISLAND OF THE BLUE DOLPHMS" Plus "BULLET FOR A BADMAN" STARTS TUESDAY Dec. 22 & 23 "HATARI" Plus "TARZAN THE MAGNIFICENT" -i * >* In the True Spirit of Christmas '* 1259 X. Green See them all at 'S Phone 885-4500 McHenry, 11L