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r ^^ **r^? u**- " -t < i 196Stf - * /- -«-'WF? *\^ * \ : y,v;jfr . ross Country earn Loses Two ; The Cross Country Varsity dropped two matches during the past week while the Froshr Soph Team won one and tied one. The teams faced North Chicago, Sept. 16 and Grant, Sept. 18. The meet at North Chicago was run in cool, windy weather. After arriving at 4:45, the squad warmed up by running the course. The Varsity dropped their match 37-18, the low score winning. McQueen, Pier- ' ghicagqj,; finished v*e<Wyi and third: McQuelh's timers 11:33. Lamont led the Warriors and finished fourth with a time of 12:24. In fifth place, was Iverson of North Chicago. He was followed by Alderson of McHemy who ran the course in 12:38. Zvonar, Snell and Carter finished 8, 9 and 10 for McHenry. The Frosh-Soph team topped North Chicago, 34-22. Foster, of North Chicago, led the pack in 12:47. He was followed by Raj Aiwa of McHenry. His time was 13:04. McHenry runners also placed 3, 4 and 5. Wagner, Bockman and Smith son and Lang, all of North filled these positions. Other Mc- All during the Fall Football season* Jepsen Tire will be bringing you this Football Forecast. It is compiled by Joe Harris, leading football forecaster who has better than a 82% accuracy record. Look for this feature weekly. JEPSEN TIRE ^}ootlall 5orecadt of the Week FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24. 1965 - Probable Winners & Scores - - Probable Losers & Scores - Houston 13 Cincinnati 7 Kansas Sta,te ••• 20 Brigham Young 13 American Football League Boston Patriot 34 Denver Broncos 18 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1965 Army 27 V. M. I 6 Florida • • • 17 Mississippi State 7 tieorgia Tech 17 Texas A. & M 7 Holy Cross 17 Harvard 14 Illinois 24 So. Methodist 6 Indiana 14 Northwestern 18 Iowa 21 Oregon State 14 Iowa State 27 Pacific (Calif.) 0 Kansas 17 Arizona 7 Miami (Ohio) 10 Xavier (Ohio) 7 Michigan 35 California 6 Minnesota 24 Washington State 7 Mississippi . ... 10 Kentucky 7 Missouri 10 Oklahoma State 7 Nebraska 34 Air Force Academy 6 Ohio State • 21 North Carolina 7 Penn State 14 Michigan State 7 Pittsburgh 17 Oklahoma • 14 Purdue 17 Notre Dame 14 So. California 17 Wisconsin 14 Stanford 17 Navy 14 Syracuse '34 Miami (Florida) 7 Texas ,;v81 Texas Tech 7 National Football League Los Angeles Rams • • 17 Chicago Bears SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1965 Cleveland Browns 27 St. Louis Cardinals . • • <lreen Bay Packers 20 Baltimore Colts 17 Minnesota Vikings 24 Detroit Lions 17 Philadelphia Eagles 21 New York Giants 20 San Francisco '49ers 23 Pittsburgh Steelers 17 Washington Redskins .... 24 Dallas Cowboys 17 American Football League Buffalo Bills 27 New York Jets 17 Houston Oilers 27 Oakland Raiders 24 San Diego Chargers 31 Kansas City Chiefs 27 16 24 \ - FRONT END SPECIAL - Five Critical Safety Services * Check brakes, check fornaroper contact * Balance 2 front wheels * Align front end, correct camber, caster, toe-in * Adjust steering. Plus FREE Safety Check On: ** Tires * Battery * Mufflers * Shocks Tailpipes * Lights Take Your Car Where the Experts Are! Any U. S. 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The course is a real test of endurance. The Varsity dropped their match 38-18. Grant runners finished in 1, 2 and 3 positions while Mark Alderson led McHenry and finished 4. Mark's time was 13:9. Carter finished 6 for McHenry, Zvonar, 7; Snell, 8 and Lariiont 11. Other McHenry runners were Stinespring, Perrino, Karstens, Walkington and Stahl. The Frosh-Soph team tied 28-28. Honeyman led the field in 13:08 and was followed by Aiwa, who ran the course in 13:38. Gary Bockman finished third with a time of 14:15. Dan Wolf of McHenry finished 5, Smith finished 7 and Belohlavy, 11. Varsity McHenry Lamont ._.... 4 Alderson 6 Zvonar 8 Snell 9 Carter 10 Total 37 North Chicago McQueen 1 Pierson 2 Lang 3 Iverson 5 Richards 7 Total 18 McHenry Alderson 4 Carter 6 Zvonar 8 Snell 9 Lamont 11 Total 38 Grant Larson 1 Appel 2 Ester 5 Plummer »• • 7 Total 18 1965 Cross-Country Schedule D. Seaton -- Coach Elgin Thurs. Sept. 23 - Larkin at McHenry Tues. Sept. 28 - Irving Crown at McHenry Thurs. Sept. 30 - Dundee at McHenry Sat. Oct. 2 - Invitational Meet at Crystal Lake 10:00 a.m. Thurs. Oct. 7 - Woodstock & Crystal Lake at McHenry Tues. Oct. 12 - McHenry at Ela-Vernon Thurs. Oct. 14 - McHenry & Libertyville at Zion-Benton Tues. Oct. 19 - Antioch at McHenry Thurs. Oct. 21 - McHenry at Barrington Sat. Oct. 23 - Conference Meet at Crystal Lake 10:00 a.m. Sat. Oct. 30 - District Meet Sat: Nov. 6 - State Meet DANCE GIVEN BY YACHT CLUB The Pistakee Yacht Club held its annual Sailor's Award dinner dance on Saturday night, Septmember 10. The following trophies were presented: Cub fleet (Ages 8 to 16) -- Saturday Series -- 1st place --' Y 66, Joe Zahn and Peggy Nye; 2nd place -- Y13, David Pomierski and Barbara Pomierski; 3rd place -- Y3, Steve Schmidt and Robby Schmidt; 4th place -- Y22, Bob Campbell and Cheryl Hartmaitti; TOMASELLO'S T.N.T. League -- M. Johnston, 464; P. Weber, 451; V. Smith, 451; M. Smith, 449; E. Smith, 440; Hettermann's Team-- 716-717-718. T.N.T. League -- I. Stilling, 537; F. Kasperski, 510; M. Johnston, 478; C. May, 465; M. Hettermann, 463; B. Hettermann, 452; L. Smith, 432. McHENRY RECREATION Thurs. 9:15-- 9-9-65-- R. Blake, 241, 186, 164, 591; D. Kleinhuizen, 192, 268, 142, 602; M. Krueger, 205; S. Buenzli, 180, 188, 203, 571; F. Steinsdoerfer, 204; D. Buralli, 201; & Wgst, 181, 191, 149, 521; C. Corso, 190, 235, 184, 609; W. Sigman, 201; E. Simon, 202, 199, 151, 552; L. Smith, 175, 196, 186, 557; J. Etten, 241, 154, 199, 594; L. Nimsgern, 172, 181, 202, 555; B. Kreir, 211; J. Schaefer, 190, 232, 255, 677; J. Herdrick, 208; P. Overton, 187, 171, 168, 526; M. Crouch, 168, 212, 216, 596. McHenry Recreation Wed. Nite -- Mixed Bowling League W. Hojnacki, 521; R. Bujack, Jr., 516; Tee Bujak, 461; R. Bujak, Sr., 509; B. Karls, 502; M. Schwankl, 496; R. Rebel, 586; R. Sullivan, 508; J. Mc- Nally, 554; C. Wallwin, 531. Tues. Thirty Niners D. Freund, 441; P. Rosing, 477; N. McAuliffe, 488; G. Bentz, 465; J. Fluek, 474. At least the species of previously unknown plants have been discovered in Olympic National Park, Washington. Wed. Nite -- Mixed Bowling League (September 8, 1965) W. Hojnacki, 180-179-180, 539; S. Kuna, 173; H. Steege, 179-184, 517; B. Lunsford, 191; R. Sullivan, 190, 503; E. Crane 184-194, 533; C. Wallwin, 184- 205, 529; Helen Long, 173, 473; L. Kleinhans, 134; G. Kleinhans, 150; T. Aylward, 142; G. Dehler, 187; J. McNally, 189-194, 524; M. Schwankl, 178-168-171, 517; T. Rebel, 184; L. Bujak, 180; R. Bujak, Sr., 180; R*P9fH|MM9 5th |^ttce -^ Y2, Mike Mutter and Gene M u s s e r . ' s '? " Sunday Series --- 1st place tt Y13, David Pomierski and Barbara Pomierski; 2nd place -- Y66, Joe Zahn and Peggy Nye; 3rd place -- Y3, Steve Schmidt and Robby Schmidt; 4th place -- Y22, Bob Camphell and Cheryl Hartmann; 3th place -- Y2, Mike Musser and Gene Musser. 4th of July Huch Perpetual Trophy, won by: Y66 -- Joe Zahn and Peggy Nye. Potter Progress Trophy* won by: Y3 -- Robby Schmidt and Steve Schmidt. won by: Y66 -- Peggy Nye. Cummings Crew T r o p^hy; H a r t mann S p o r t s m a n s h i p Trophy, won by: Cathy Lathouwers. C Fleet -- Hertz Trophy, (July 4, 1965) won by: Y33 -- Frank and Jana Lynn Davenport. 1964 Frostbite (Fall Series) won by: LLiOl -- Tom Cooper. Kelley Handicap Trophy, won by: Ylll -- Don and Buz Looze. Labor Day Haas Trophy, won by: Y2 -- Sid Peterson, Jr. and Gloria Moreno. . Pomierski Crew Race Trophy, won by: Ylll -- Buz Looze and Don Looze. Deroche Perpetual Trophy, won by: Y27 -- Norm Reese and Danny Arkema. Hugh Perpetual Trophy won by: Y27 -- Norm Reese and Danny Arkema. Kendall Trophy, won by: Y33 -- Frank and Jana Lynn Davenport. Frank Davenport Trophy, won by: Y33 -- Frank and Jana Lynn Davenport. Alice Arkema Memorial Trophy (best crew of year), won by Dan Arkema -- Y27. Myron Kendall Progress Trophy, won by: Y15 -- Ray Nelsen and Clarence Peterson. Long Lake Trophy, won by: Y27 -- Norm Reese and Dan Arkema. Looze Family Trophy (for greatest contribution to sailing by a non sailor), won by: Mrs. Elsa Reese. Sportsmanship Trophy, won by: Ylll -- Charles Peterson. C Fleet Saturday Series -- 1st place -- Y27, Norm Reese and Danny Arkema; 2nd place -- Ylll, Charles Peterson and RiCky Looze; 3rd place -- Y2, Sid Peterson, Jr. and Gloria Moreno; 4th place -- Y33, Frank and Jana Lynn Davenport; 5th place --Y8, Ray and Carol Olson. Sunday Series -- 1st place -- 'Y27, Norm Reese and Danny Arkema; 2nd place -- Y33, Frank and Jana Lynn Davenport; 3rd place -- Y2, Sid Peterson, Jr. and Gloria Moreno; 4th place -- Y4, Dr. Jim Mc- Mahon and Jack Looze; 5th place -- Y15, Ray Nelsen and Clarence Peterson. Snipe Fleet Series -- 1st place -- 13038, Clint and Muriel Rosene; 2nd place -- 12610, Ted Reissing and Bob Miller; 3rd place -- 14152, Jeff and Jim Ward; 4th place -- 14235, John and Dolores Gross; 5th The Johnsburg Tigers - won the' McHemy County League Playoffs again this year as they beat the Shamrocks Of McHenry, two straight games in the finals. This is the third straight time the Tigers took the crown. They dinched the title with a 6-0 win over the Shamrocks. Ed Mack shut out the Shamrocks allowing Only 2 hits. Johnsburg scored all of their Yuns off of Phil Schmitt in the second inning. The big inning started with a walk to Jim Meyers. Then Bob Hiller sacrificed but was safe on an error by Schmitt. Mack followed with a walk. With the bases full, Michels singled, Shields walked, Wayne Hiller singled and then scored when Kazlausky reached base on an error. For Johnsburg it was another successful season. The Tigers have a young team and a bright future. Third Slraiglii League Title »>" - McHENRY PLAINDEALER EsUbUihedl875 ml Wert Elm Street Phone 885-+170 • McHenry, Illinois -- 6005* •' - • ',^§1 'J Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois y Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois v r"ft by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY ; t L&rry E. Lund --.Publisher Adele Froehlich, ' I.*' -• Johnsburg ato r h W. Hiller 5 1 1 T. Freund cf 5 0 1 Kaslausky ss 5 o., 1 L. Smith c 5 0 1 J. Meyers rf 1 1 0 B. Hiller 3b 3 i 0 J. Hermes 3 b 2 0 0 E. Mack p 4 l 1 J. Michels 2b 2 l 1 J. Shields If 2 l 0 T. Fowler If 1 0 0 Totals 35 6 5 McHenry B. Funk 3b 3 0 1 P. Kock ss 4 0 0 G. Freund 2b 4 0 0 V. Petersen rf-lb 3 0 0 C. Adams cf 2 0 0 J. Petersen lb 2 0 0 G. Walsh rf 2 0 0 T. Farr c-lf 3 0 1 P. Schmitt p 0 0 0 J. Adams p 3 0 0 K. Lawrence If 1 0 0 T. Hynan c 2 0 0 J. Knox If 1 0 0 Totals 30 0 2 Johnsburg McHenry 060 000 000--6 000 000 000--0 FIREMEN ANSWER CALL Firemen were called to make an inspecion at the Villa Nursing home, Pistakee Bay, this week. They were summoned when residents smelled smoke, which was found to have resulted from a belt on a compressor slipping. ifnHEnrni NATION At lOITOtl At Subscription Bates 1 Year $4.50 1 Year $4.00 6 Mos. $2.50 6 Mos $2.25 3 Mbs. $175 3 Mos $1.50 Outside McHenry County In McHenry County McHenry Country Club News The semi-final round of the Past Presidents' Match Play Tournament was played Sunday morning, Sept. 12, under ideal weather conditions. Class "A" - Busscher beat Myer; Caldwell beat Spiess. Class "B" - Baker beat L. Freund; Cristy beat Evans. Class "C" - Etten beat Reihansperger; Bishoff beat Hiller. The finals, of all three classes were played Sunday, Sept. 19. The games committee is planning A father-Son golf tournament for this fall, so all members that are interested please register in the pro shop. place -- 10025, John and Sue Mulligan. July 4th Trophy, won by: 13038, Clint and Muriel Rosene. The Blue Chip Regatta will be held Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 18th and 19th. See accompanying article. The Frostbite Series will begin Sunday, Sept. 26th at 11:00 a.m. * T O P Q U A L I T Y F O O D S A T L O W E S T P R I C E S Meat makes the meal. At Certified you | can depend on top quality meats. We • use only U.S. Choice Grade "A" Meats. "Oh So Good" Fresh Ground BEEF . . 3-lbs. for $1.47 U. S. CHOICE CUT TENDER POT ROAST 49 C lb. OUR OWN Fresh Polish 79c lb. Bulk Pork Sausage 55c lb. Fresh Italian 79c lb. Fresh Braiiwurst .... 79c lb. Country Back Ribs 69c lb. Special On Tasty Lunch Meats J SPICED HAM i|Q LARGE BOLOGNA **51 Farm Fresh Roasting Chickens 4-6# avg. 571 U. S. CHOICE -- BEST CUTS ROUND STEAKS 79 C lb. Assorted Flavors HYDROX BEVERAGES qt. btls. 2-25t plus dep. Lean Meaty Boneless BEEF STEW 69 Country Fresh PORK LINKS 69 Household Delight lg. box DETERGENT .... 49c I Raggedy Ann GRAPE JELLY JAM OR 2# jar 45 Linco 7c °M Liquid Bleach 49* Kraft 12-oz. pkg. {American Slices 43c Philadelphia 8-oz. pkg. Cream Cheese 29c 4 roll pkg. - assorted Charmin Tissue 3/$l Big Roll Scot Towels 29c 1266 N. Green Street * Sept. 23-24-25 -- Help Kfwanis Help Ktdk>-> ftdy i'^antits Sept. 24 -- HILLS REG. OR DRIP BROS. COFFEE •I3? 2# tin Wagners Orange lg. sz. btl. Breakfast Drink .... 2/55c Snowcrop -- Frozen 6-oz. tin Orange Juice ... 5/S1.00 Morton -- Assorted Flavors Cream Pies ... 4/J1.00 Banquet Chicken Dinners .. 3/$ 1.00 GREEN ^GRAPES l,.rf u DRY -- YELLOW Onions 3#/15* ACORN Squash 10* ea. Northern Mini Bowmen Newt COURT BRIEFS Donald A. Michael of 3001 M o u r i n e l a n e , M c H e n r y , pleaded guilty to disobeying a stop sign and paid a $10 fine and $5 costs. He appeared last Thursday in the court of Magistrate John Kaufman. Ronald A. Haller of 120 Rugeley road, Western Springs on a charge of drag racing amended to negligent driving, paid $100 and $5 costs. A $20 fine and $5 costs were assessed Laurence R. Jackson of 1923 Brentwood lane, Mo Henry, charged with unecessary noise. Darrel F. Oman of 296 Garfield, Ingleside, was charged with having an expired driver's license and paid a fine of $50 and $5 costs. Charles B. Caley, Jr., of 1707 W. Oakleaf drive, McHenry, entered a plea of not guilty but was found guilty of speeding and paid a fine of $19 and $5 costs. Northern Illirii Bowmen, of McHenry, will hold their third annual Jack Perry Memorial Broadhead Invitational, Sunday, Sept. i$, at their field range two miles West of McHenry off Draper road. Registration will be from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. with fo6d and refreshments available. Realistic deer and beer silhouettess will be placed against natural settings giving good hunting practice for the c6ming bow and arrow hunting. season. Junior and intermediates will use target arrows. The Jack Perry Memorial Broadhead was named after NIB late dlub member, Jack Perry, a true sportsman. A traveling trophy is awarded each year to the highest scoring instinctive shooter of the day plus trophies and medals given in many classifications in instinctive and free style shooting. Previous winners were John Zawaski, NIB and Richard Weiler, Kiswaukee Archers. Northern Mini Bowmen will meet at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 16, in the McHenry American Legion Home. Former Marian Student Makes Ripon Squad McHENRY WOMAN ASSAULTED AFTER LEAVING TAVERN A McHenry woman was reported in good condition in the local hospital Tuesday, recovering from injuries sustained when she was assaulted Saturday evening. Isabelle Twaites is reported by the sheriff's office to have left the Bird Cage, a tavern near Volo, with an unidentified man whom she had met there earlier in the evening. Later, she was found on Rt. 120, east of McHenry, in a dazed condition. She was found unclothed in a ditch, suffering severe facial bruises and cuts. Her purse was reported to have been missing. AUXILIARY TO HOSPITAL PLANS OCTOBER EVENTS At the last meeting of the McHenry Hospital auxiliary, plans were made for the annual luncheon meeting to be held at the McHenry Country club at noon on Oct. 13. An interesting and timely program will include a speaker on "Project Hope" and a film tour of South Viet Nam. Mrs. William Jordan, sewing guild chairman, has also invited all members and guests to attend a dessert card party to be held the following day, when a special prize will be a painting by Lori Wilhelm, featured artist at the 1965 Country Art Fair. Proceeds of this event will be placed in the building fund of the hospital. NEW FIRST AID COURSE TO OPEN MONDAY, SEPT. 27 John Corso of McHenry is a new comer to the Ripon college football squad, John is fighting for a tackle position on the team. To be successful, John will have to compete with many returning lettermen which helped give Ripon its second straight midwest conference title last fall. John was a popular, athlete at Marian Central Catholic high .school. We wish irim lots of luck. McHenry Civil Defense, in cooperation with the American Red Cross will sponsor a standard first aid course to be held Monday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 in Room 224 of the McHenry high school. The first class will start Sept. 27 and will continue for six weeks, concluding Nov. 1. Hie instructor will be Mr. Carmen Hodges of Lakeland Parte. Further information is available from John Shay, Civi|. Defease Director, at 385-7700. 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