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^ * *' - > " fa- * ? ' ^, 111? .'Ik.yh ^g^ciOa©-^ pageFotu^ THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, MarchSL 196^6 Varsity Baseball Catchers^ \ ; / '!'"'"f; -»*k* «*.*"*• ififtH*iSilii* jj The Varsity Baseball Catchers will play an im- % portant role in the coming season. From left to right are coach Fain, Jim Herman, Jerry Glosson, Rich Soda, and coach Hageman. 1966 Trash Captains -1 "A: msm ..!• '.i. Jim Zvonar, Mike Pliner, and Jim Morenz are <*)- '.i captains of the Warrior track team this year. Zvonar. is a distance man; Piner a pole vaulter; and Moreno, a i weightman. Coseii-Works Trackmen m Practicing with Coach Bill Perry are Jim Morenz, Moore, and Doug Kohrt, All of these boys are wibrking on the shotput. McHenry Recreation .. .3-21 ... Commercial T. Kaminski, 584: G. Freund, 579; Steinie. 553; F. Mathieus, 549; J. Kuna, 545; K. Brieschke, 544; B. O'Brien, 531; D. Huttiann, 531; H. Brunov, 526; D. Samuelson, 526; J. Saville, 514; H. Rothering, 510; \V. Garrelts, 508; W. Kravs, 508; C. Green, 504. Tomaseiio's T.N.T. League J. O'Leary, 493; I. Gunther, 475; A. Karls, 473; M. Smith, 473; B. Hettermann, 465; E. Smith, 462? C. Harrington, 462; C. May, 459; L. Smith, 454. Wednesday Nite Mixed HE MILLS! IHEATRE PHONE 336-0032 WOODSTOCK NOW SHOWING • Peter Sellers "WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT' and "THE SATAN BUG" STARTS SUNDAY Bob Hope - Tuesday Weld "I'LL TAKE SWEDEN" and "MISTER MOSES" R. Bujak, 582; T. Qeffling, Wednesday Nite Mixed R. Bujak, 582; T. Oeffling, 550; T. Rebel, 536; C. Wallwin, 533; J. Kuna, 529.:. V. .Steege, 521; H. Steege, 514; J. McNally, 514; K. Shaver, 503. T50K1T RE for AIRPLANES - RAILROADS STEAMSHIPS - CRUlS&S TOURS - HOTELS U-DRIVE CARS Save Time and Phone Calls your authorized travel agent CHAIN -O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. «*\tMLJfo Elm St. McHenry ^11^111.^4 385-7500 (No charge for our service) GENOA THEAKE BR-9-6491 EASTER WEEK THURS. THRU SUN. APRIL 8-9-10-11 Show Starts 7 p.m. Cubs-Sox To Each Sponsor 100 Recruits The Navy Recruiting Service in Chicago announced today that the White Sox and Cubs b a s e b a l l o r g a n i z a t i o n s w i l l each sponsor a special Navy recruit company this year. Both the "Cubs" and "Sox" companies will consist of 100 reqfruits each and will be sworn into the Navy as a part of the pre-game ceremonies at Wrigley Field on June 25 and at Sox Park in Chicago^ bn July 16. Commander W. E. Copeland, commanding officer of the Navy's Chicago Recruiting District said that the young men enlisting in these two special companies will go through their nine week "boot" training at Great Lakes, ill., as special units carrying the Cubs and Sox colors as they compete with young men from all over the country for trophies and awards which are made for the various aspects of the "boot training. Copeland said that in line with the Navy's current emphasis on quality recruitment only High School graduates and the very finest young men available will be enlisted ill these special companies. White Sox,-- General Manger Ed Short remembered that the SOx had /sponsored a similar company in 1962 and that the recruit '"Sox" had picked up just about all the honors as they werit through training that year. With an eye on the north side entry, he predicted that the 1966-team of Navy recruits would fare even better. John Holland, General Manager of the Cubs, said that he was pleased to lend the Cub's name to young men volunteering for their country's service in the U.S. Navy and offered the opinion that the recruit "Sox" were in for some tough competition. Th6 ;• management of both clubs Stated that relatives of the young men enlisting would be admitted to the ball park as guests on the date of the ceremony. SODA AND EVANS GIVEN HONORABLE MENTION BY WKRS Rich Soda and Tom Evans received honorable mention in the secbnd WKRS area prep basketball rating. Rich, a senior, finished high in the conference scoring race this year. Tom, a junior was the Warrior playmaker and will see a lot of actidn next year. Chris Newkirk jllsit 1966 sad Ghria- Newkirk, a sophomore at the l|myersity of, Illinois, is on the 19k6- Varsity golf squad. Chris, is the son of Mr. and Mjfs., Robert Newkirk of Crestwood Drivd. This year's golf squad will consist of only sophomores and juniors. With a good showing, Chris could play an important part in the team's success. In McHenry ?0 I HEAR .; £ By: Earl Walsh Our White Sox have just lost two games in a row. The way they were going, it didn't seem they would lose that many all season. That will be enough of that stuff, Mr. Stanky! „ Haye seen more golf balls than baseballs flying through the air in this early spring. Those golf bugs can't wait. Anybody for a game of marbles? Seemed like an epidemic as we met four cars in two weeks at Green and Elm with turn signals flashing. Trouble was they went straight ahead. That gives you a few anxious moments. John R. Schmitt had a letter from his brother Martin telling that he now has to carry a cane. Says yours truly has to carry a cane to keep Cub fans away. They don't swarm around us much, Martin, unless they have a winning streak (like one game) going and that isn't often. Now is the time to put fertillizer on your lawn so you will have -to run the lawn mower more next summer. This is the time of year when we get the strangest mail. One firm wants to sell us a cap that will make us look bald. Says we can be the life of the party. Another says they can make a singer out of us in just two weeks. Here's one that has a short course that will teach us to get up and speak before a large crowd withoiff getting nervous. Of course, there is a slight fee in each case. Haven't received ' our se63 catalogue yet so how can we plan our garden. Fans have always tried to look at the great national pastime as sport while pome declared that owners of baseball clubs were operating big business. Now Koufax and Drysale demand a million dollar (How much is that?) contract to pitch for the Dodgers. That's big business! There is something to be said for the good old days when athletes were happy to be assigned a uniform. When George Chuvalo can extend the Cassius Clay ("I am the greatest") lo 15 rounds, let's not speak of the present champ in the same breath with Jack Dempsey, Joe Louis or Rocky Marciano. PICKUPS: We covet others' privileges until we discover the responsibilities that go with them. Peace rules the day, where reason rules the mind. Advertise - It Pa>. McHENRY THAT I Every Friday throughout the school term, unless we know the child personally or his family, all children between ages of 11-15 must be accompanied by a parent for admission to the Theatre. Adults Now Welcome -- You will enjoy the Show FRI. THRU THURS. APRIL 1-4 Open Friday, Saturday 6:30 -- last two features 8:25 Continuous Sunday from 2:45 One complete show Monday and Tuesday at 7:45 com ADVENTUM M-8M Ptmrt AN ARENA PRODUCTION T1S spy WITS i >. 3 U-G-ll Presents AM ARENA PRODUCTION .METBOCOiaiil ' . ROBERT SENT* OAVD VAU6HN BER6ER McC/U.LUM mm « - v:;;. • wmmwur mw INTO* IEK6T8 UTS FROM TK TV SHOW ROBERT Cortvring DAVB VAUGHNS McCALLUM PALUZZJ l-METBOl -- COMING "HELP" APRIL 6 - 9 STARTS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6 FOR 4 DAYS We're bringing it back -- One of the years funniest comedies! Paul Ford -- Connie Stevens "NEVER TOO LATE" STARTS APRIL m FOR ONE WEEK: WALT/DISNEY'S "UGLY DACHSHUND" Track Season Is Here: trackmen Work Hard Head Coach Don Seaton and his assistant coaches Dick Babbitt, BUI Perry, and Bill Hutchinson are working the bbys out for track very hard. Being cramped for space inside, the track members do the best they can in order to get in shape for North Chicago, their first opponent. Below is the 1966 track schedule. VARSITY find Sophomore Tuesday, April 12 - North Chicago Here, 1:30. Tuesday, April 19 - at Crystal Lake, 4:15. Thursday, April 21 - Barrington here, 4:15. Thursday, April 28 - Woodstock here, 4:15. SATURDAY April 30 - WHEATON RELAYS, ALL DAY. Thursday, May 5 - at Dundee, 4:15. SATURDAY, MAY 7 - McHENRY RELAYS, 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, May 10 - Libertyville Here, 4:15. SATURDAY, May 14 - DISTRICT MEET, ALL DAY. Wednesday, May 18 - Zion here. FRIDAY, May 21- Saturday, STATE MEET, ALL DAY. Monday, May 23 COUNTY SOPHOMORE, 4:15. Wednesday* May 25 COUNTY VARSITY, 4:15. SATURDAY, May 28 CONFERENCE, ALL DAY. FRESHMEN Friday, April 29 - Libertyville and Mundelein here, 4:15. Friday, May 6 - Lakewood & Dundee at Dundee, 4:15. Friday. May 13 - MUNDELEIN RELAYS, 4:15. Wednesday, May 18 - DUNDEE INVITATIONAL, 4:15. Friday, May 20 - Crystal Lake Here, 4:15. ' The 8thAnnual Grade School Meet wifiKbe held Monday, May 16 with a rain date of May 17. ALL STAR GAME It's that time of year again for the annual G.A.A. All-Star basketball game, scheduled Friday, April 1. The games should prove to be most exciting. Come and see the battle of the classes when the timid Freshman take on the roaring Sophomores. Then comes the main event when the "rough necks" of the Junior class tiake on the undercover athletes of the Senior class in game of basketball. Game time is 6:45 at M.C.H.S. April 1. All a/te welcome. Shop In McHenry little League Notes by BUI Bolger It might be a good idea for all of you McHenry Little Leaguers to cut, this column out and put it on your calendar. This will tell you all about registration. It's coming up real soon, Saturday, April 2. Registration for all boys in McHenry's franchised Little League area, who will have reached their eighth birthday, but not their thirteenth birthday by July 31, 1966, will be held at the V.F.W, clubhouse from noon to 4 p.m. next Saturday, April 2. The registration fee is $4 for the first boy in a family and $2 for each brother who registers. This money is used to help defray the cost of insurance, caps and equipment. McHeniy's Little League area indjudes Orchard Heights, McHenry Shores, Country Club Estates, the City of McHenry, Orchard Beach, Shalimar, Huemann's subdivision, Aqua Lane Estates, Woodlawn Park, Hunterville, Eastwood Manoi*, Kent Acres, Mineral Springs, Fair Oaks, Emerald Park, Oakhurst and Fern wood subdivisions. It also includes some of the rural area between these subdivisions. Boys living in all other areas should watch their respective news columns in the Plaindealer for news of their Little League. Those interested in registering • may pick up registration cards in advance at the following places, Ernie's Sports Center, Brusso's Standard Station or at the V.F.W. clubhouse. If for any reason you cannot register on April 2, please call one of the Little League officers in advance. Anyone not registering by Saturday will not be assured of being placed on a team. FARMERS TO SAVE Illinois farmers are expected to treat about 5.6 million acres of field crops with insecticides this spring. The savings in increased yields from use of insecticides will amount to some $27.6 million according to University Of Illinois entomologist Steven Moore. The "10 Most Wanted Dead" insects are the hpusefly, black cut-worm, true armyworm, European corn bdlrer, corn root worm, corn leaf aphid, subterranean termite, chinch bug, .white grub and bag worm. * Specialists In . . . « KNIT DRESSES • FORMATS <# DRAPERIES Pally • LEATHER 7 ajn. - 6 pan. • FURS Fri. to 9 pan. Qu&lity ClensM^g Laundry Shirts 1208 N. Green 385-1112 BfieHemry YAMAHA Is Here! McHENRY CO. YAMAHA, Inc. 14020 Washington St. Route 14 Auto Parts Building PHONE 388-2800 We are featuring the "YAMAHA MOTORCYCLE" With the Proven Oil Injection System In Its Glass MAJESTIC iAE^SYiW Presents THE fet's Besit) Saturday; April 2nd Admission $1.00 TEEN DANCES Prizes -- Soda Bar Driving Range OPEW EVERY SATURDAY 8:00 -11:30 1AJESI1C KILLS South Shorts of Lak$ Lak© Geneva, Wisconsin RUDY BECKER'S SiWTOP^. 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