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THEMcHENBY PLAINDEALER Thursday, May 5,1966 k Jxii. i: ; i vd • Jbo-Xf f&r. (artcip WamorsBaseballTeam 1*". From left to right: Bottom row. John Hale, Bruce DoMoto, Ken Prazak, Jerry Glosson, Dick Doherty, Bill Funk, and Rich Soda. Top row. Coach Hagemann, Dennis Blake, Jim Herman, Dave L. Smith, Ron Parks, Jon Nolan, Pat Camasta, Dave F. Smith, and Kit Carstens. IV ' *0 | HEAR : By: Earl^alafa It was quite a shindig the V, ;F. W., ladies of -the Auxilliary and the McHenry Cham* ber of Commerce sponsored at the V.F.W. hall Saturday night tq honor one ofJYfciHejiry's finest young men and outstanding Athletes, Paul Mopenz. . . ' > $ b . . • 'Vern Thompson,. Pres.. of the Cs of G. opened the program and turned the ra|kft/t)ver, "to the capable harfeft fm! Meyer. ...i„ Most of you know Paul' was honored by hi*- tae«uaAtea..on the University cfcn Wisconsin basketball team as the most valuable player. < l? j, j --3---i *1 .*•, .-Many of us who followed his sports career wit^Jgep .interest felt that Paul"- ^iMe^Ved' to play more. What his mates recognized was ability to come off the bench in the tight spots and calmly sink the shgtsJii^t won the game. Paul drew att athletic ability m for his arly as grade school daysXiSSMcHenry. His coach in eigrewCg^rade, Ed Sobotkiewicz was <kherc to tell of record breaking feats. Coach Cliff FuttoH"'and -hio wife were present to share in beaming pride. We are sure that Paul was one of Cliff's all time favorites among^is many fine athletes, Cliff told of Paul's unselfish spirit in a t£lk that went over big with the crowd. Coach Fulton fit into the picture with the ease of an old shoe. Seemed like he hadn't been away. Mayor Doherty expressed the pride of the community in Paul's conduct and accomplishments. As Fred Meyer presented the honored guest with a gift from those present, grateful emotion brought a • lump to Paul's throat and a tear to many eyes. Paul's parents, brothers, sisters and a grand grandma were one happy family as the program unfolded to honor a strong body is matched with strength of character. KFTMFLR Whoops! We thought she Was only foolin' when Blondie I^arls told us she has switched! allegiance from the Sox to; the Cubs. Then Herb Reinhansperger made a statement before' a crowd that S. I. H. wouldn't report the shocking news. ;Say it isn't so! We suspect jthat Blondie has been brainwashed by the likes of Herb.' We found out- that- Janice Peroni is on our sid6. That's our gal! ! Heard a speaker say thai old auditors never die; they just lose their balance. And heard another speaker tell that modern 1 medical science will soon keep people alive 100 years or more. His fear is that we will live long enoi^gh to have to pay off the national debt. ' __ There was a meeting in an; iron curtain country at which one: of the party members, Comrade Popsky, got up and said, "Comrade < leader, I have onjiy three questions to ask. If we are the greatest industrial' nation in the world, what happend to our automobiles? If we have the best agriculture ih the world, what happened to our • If we are the finest :'c9ttre. raisers in the world, what happened to our m,eat?" The presiding chairman stared* at, Comrade Popsky, hardly befieving what he heard. Then he answered, "It is too late to reply to your questions tonight. At our next meeting I will answer them fully." "When the meeting opened The "following week, another party member rose and said, "I have just one question. What happened to Comrade Popsky?" We have no objection to this daylight saving time except when the old alarm blasts out in the morning. It is then we want to go back to the old time. TEAM SUPPORT The McHenry Shamrocks are glad to see so many who are donating this year, last year and in years past to keep a team in the league. It is next to impossible to run a ball team in this day and age without a financial boost from boosters. Any of you fellows who want to play ball this summer are urged to show up for practice with the Shamrocks. Dear So I Hear: Someone, yes someone, has invaded our ranks. Last week GUNSMITH Polychokes -- Ventilated Ribs Rehlueing -- Nickel Plating Gold Paling -- Sights -- Recoil Pads Refinishing -- Jeweling Conversion Jobs ALL REPAIR WORK DONE IN OUR ARCIIKRY -- SPORTSWEAR -- ACCESSORIES SHARPEN UP YOUR MARKSMANSHIP MANGE INDOOR -- 12 - ^©smoN -- Open Daily 9-9 -- Sunday 9-3 CR@§S & ©UN SHOP Cora®? Bt 12 & 120 815-385-4211 Volo, 111. a NEW GRANDMA appeared in your column. I demand trademarks and squatter's rights. I'm the originator of a few stories--namely: Xmas at the McHenry House, Chapell's ice cream, early history of the Eskimo pie in McHenry, and that allimportant story on Frank Justen and his horn (He helped out, too.) .Your new grandma wants to know who the "PADRE" is. I want to know who the new grandma is. While the identity of your contributor may never be knovyn - it so happened that "Anonymous" turned out to be a. real nice genial gal. Want to make a guess on the REST of us? The bride season is here again. I like their display of parading thru town. Toot the horns "some more. But, for gosh sakes, tell them to SLOW DOMTN' THEIR SPEED. By the time you get to the window to look at them, they're a block down the street. We want to see the brides, too. The Original Grandma No. 1. YMC A Volleyball Tournament Won By Crystal Lake A team from Immanual Lutheran Church in Crystal Lake won the Lake Region YMCA girls round robin church volleyball tournament which was held on Tuesday, April 26. Five teams were entered in the one night tournament held at Crystal Lake High School in girls gym. Immanual Lutheran entered two teams, St. Pauls ^United Church of Christ in Crystal Lake entered one team, and two teams were entered by the youth groups of Ringwood, Mount Hope, and McHenry Methodist Churches. Final standings were: W Im. Lutheran No. 2 4 Im. Lutheran No. 1 3 Ring., Mt. Hope, McHenry "A" .2 St. Pauls United 1 Ring. Mt. Hope, , McHenry "B" 0 4 Girls on the combined Ringwood, Mt. Hope, McHenry Methodist teams were: Shelia Smith, Diane Loggins, Barbara Mareny, L i b b y Stinespring, Vicki Lagios, Barbara Kidd, Theo Mickleson, Kathy Eternick, Jo Weichman, Lynn Davis, and Nancy Winters from McHenry; Betsy Fossum, Cris Fossum, Pam Julhegal, Candy Fossum, Debbie Harvey, Margo Andrews, Dorothy Janquart, Lori Jost, Bernie Krieder, and Sue Nurse from Pistakee. The teams were coached by Arnold Harvey. Dear No! 1: With all you Grandmas, there must be a Grandpa in th£ ranks someplace from tybpnf we haven't heard. You are like all the rest. You mention the brides, but not a word, about the poor grooms.^ When reading society pages, one. • always finds descriptions of the beautiful brides. We 'always assume the groom -was there, too. We . SLgree with you. Let them -toot their honrs. It may be their last chance. But, wtyat!s the hurry? Yours, r - . The. Original "S.I.H." WbHenry Final Pony League registration will be held May 7 at Ernie's Sport Center. Registration will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Many boys that played last year have not yot registered. Remember, you must register again to play this year. Experiments show that when sugar is fed to cattle a few days before slaughtering, the flavor of the meat is improved. The feller with the flashy new car either 1) had money, 2) has money, or 3) hopes to have money. i MILLER. U^IATRE PHONE 336-0092 WOODSTOCK STARTS FRIDAY James Stewart "THE RARE BREED' -- also -- "THAT FUNNY FEELING" SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY "MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD" with a host of stars In Color FOR SPRING BEAUTY Let Us Remove Winter Din§§, Blemishes and Rust From YOUR CAR! SEE GORDON JENSEN For a Reasonable Estimate! at COLLINGBOURNE BUICK - OLDS 907 N. Front St. (So. Rte. 31) McHenry, 111 PHON'E 385-7200 PUP TENTS ... $6.95 PUP TENT WITH FLOOR $fJS - $13.50 SLEEPING BAGS $7.95 -$11.95 up £rnieJ C^enter\ 1210 N. Green St. 385-1000 OPEN SUNDAYS 9 -12 At Dinner K -UA testimonial dinner was held last Saturday evening at the V.F.W. clubhouse, honoring Paul Morenz, who was named most valuable basketball player of the year at the University of Wisconsin. The young athlete was presented with a diamond ring from residents of McHenry in acknowledgement of his ability in athletics. Shown above at the dinner were, left to right, Vern Thompson, president of the Chamber of Commerce; Cliff Fulton, basketball coach at M.C.H.S. when Morenz was a star player; the honored guest and Fred Meyer, who acted as niaster of ceremonies. Warriors Huddle Between Innings • f «.' Coach Hagemann has initiated a group huddle between innings this year. At this time the players talk about the game and their strategy. Pictured from left to right are: Dave L. Smith, Coach Hagemann, Tim Freund, Ron Parks, Rich Soda, Ken Prazak, and Dennis Blake. Wooisftack Host For Pisfrict Woodstock will play host for the District Baseball Tournament May 9, 10, and 11. The tournament winner will advance to the Belvidere Regional. All District games will start at 4:15 p.m. The Schedule is as follows: Mon., May 9: McHenry vs. Marian. t Tues., May 10: Woodstock vs. Harvard Wed., May 11: Winners of the first two games. rrlBHALWEABl Rental Service for Weddings Banquets Proms, etc. WHITE'S Men's Shop 1214 N. Green St. McHenry PHONE 885-0019 SUltra Modern - Show Starts at Dusk KYLINE dhwe-in One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 -- OPEIV EVERY NITE -- STARTS FRI. - MAY 6th There never a man ALAN LADDj JEAN ARTHUR • VAN HEFLJN YOU JUST BONT MESS MMIW WITH.. mm LIKE IMBMMMIQ ,| PI ARWACMTOUSUI NT VfiSzJp PLUS JACK LEMMON "DAYS WME AND ROUS II j..;,fr if 'I'»fff » •>*' jbivot %o(L by Verona Kent The spring luncheon took place Tuesday, April 26 with sixty-one members present. The slate of officers and board members for the following year were introduced including Betty Johnson, president, Jane Weiss, vice-president, Jerre Elberson, secretary and LoiTaine Gausden, treasurer. Board members include, Dorothy Freund, Lil Burns, Lil Kimball, Verc^a Kent, Jay,7 Hansen and Dolores Chelini. Modeling the latest golf attire were - Jarie Weiss, Carol ;Q<#>ney, Emily , Smithson, Lil Burns and Sally Corisago.' Pro Vale Adams gave a short talk explaining the new rules for this year. Forty-five brave gals played golf Tuesday in spite of the freezing cold weather. This was the opening day of the season and it was a 9 hole affair "a mixer" using the five iron and the putter. "Coffee and rolls" were served before going out, which incidentally is ^ new feature this year." , Winners for "Low Putts" were Class A, Bette Moss and Dorothy Beckenbaugh. Class B, Dot Freund and Class C, Marge Rieke. McHBUtY DOWNS WOODSTOCK Thg M&H^nty trackmen played n6st to the Blue Streaks of Woodstock and sent them home in defeat. The Warriors were without sophomore John Reinboldt - one of their more potent scorers. 120 H.H. Seiffert (M) Hanke (W) Johnson (M) 16.5 180 L.H. Pliner (M) Basley (W) Seiffert (M) 21.6 100 Sobacki (M) Ogle (W) Todd (M) 10.7 220 Green (W1) Wenke (W) Sobacki (M) 23.7 440 Neubauer (M) Lemke (W) Wenke (W) 56.4 880 Hager (W) Redmond (m) Kilroy (W) 2:10.4 Mile - Sammon (W) Rassmassun (M) Kilroy (W) 4:54.4 Shot - Morenz (M) Lossman (M) Moore (M) 43'4" Discus - Lossman (M) Kohrt (M) l^orenz (M) 115'08" Pole Vault - Pliner () Todd (M) Kyle (W) 12' Long Jump - Welch (W) Morris (W) Kilday (M) 19'3%" High Jump - Krause (M) Button (W) Crain (W) 5'4" 880 Relay Both teams disqualified Mile Relay - W -3:49.6 Wed. Nite Mixed T. Oeffling, 626; C. Wallwin, 594; T, Rebel, 567; R. Bujak, Sr., 561; J. McNaliy, 541; H. Steege, 537; C. Supek, 525; G. Dehler, 501; 6. Long, 501. THURSDAY IS 50c NITE §f3r< |k\l 1 u Deadhead May 5 & 6, Thurs. & Fri. JUTHERARE r "... ^RRIED" May 7 & 8, Sat. & Sun. May 12 thru 15 --UGOf _ DAGMSMlQ 1 ttiolfeoll BASEBALL OF freund Tim Freund is the leading Warrior pitcher with two wins and two losses. Tim beat Dundee 1-0 in eight innings last Thursday. Tim also plays outfield. DAVE L. SMITH Dave L. Smith is doing a good job as leadoff man. Dave gets on base quite often. He plays third base. Another Public Service Presentation of: NyeD 1825 N. Riverside Drive Phone 385-4426 McHENKY immi -- Frfj»: = Thurs., May 6-12 Fri. - Sat. - Sun. at 7:00 -9:15 Weekdays 8 p.m. ADULT Entertainment-- Admission 90c Julie Christie -- Academy Award Winner "A NOT Ml! THAT YOU )LD 3 -JUDITH CRIST-on NBC-TV "TODAY" show JOSEPH aim Httcrct mrarvewBOGaroe UUUUuniIQflQ \ V MarliiHf a|MwertalaMllNMMllMplct«re... MMle kf Mctto „. .tjfcf] c±4ts...far mMIbI an release Starts Fri., May 13 -- "SINGING NUN'