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-* -• ' •S ay f&S-il ttfosrss • •? rnmmm Fchaefer. 211-51?. - ftkeftHTV1 v^lft.that dollar tlurt keeps us all ^hustling. This week we have to iBtle out a sport page a day early iuse McHenry is having "Dollar Day." Those dollapTiays in Ale Henry re gaiujMf much faVtli^ncl popu- ;jam^m the last few-years. People iWait in line at some stores for *those special items that arc limited In number. BOWLING NOTES .McHenry Recreation While .that early momfng linkup holds no appeal to yours? truly. jsfve do plan to look over the1 -ads Mod see if we can't save a buckl.ei Iron WorKs.lgjjere' and there. » -tuft. 433.- '; £ "Nile Owls - ..."; McHenry Reer6atioh; l?; Sehroed-' 7 OTIwk Id«U«Mn Herdrk-h's. ft; Justen St Htm, 0. M. Doherty, 448: K. Conway, 423. McHenry Lumber. 3; Riverside l>uiiy, 0. L. Ferwerda, 438; B. Rod#, 435. r. o. f.-- Thennes', 2452; Miller's, 2319. Leo YVinkel. 516; Ed Thennes, 105-565. Kreund's, 2451; Herdrich'a, 2351. E. Freund, 203-548; D. Hester,. P37. CMKKH 57-55 BATTlf ^ #or instance. We havon't owned "ji bathing suit since hack when a sjize 36 would do. If anybody has an Old-fashioned two-piece suit to soli. *e-re interested. •» Speaking of the dollar, we pluck- ,, «d the following out of the "Klinki" in .the Better Heat Ma^a/int': Left's start a new country niid '•^orrow a billion dollars from the ICnJted States. Thev sav somelwdy is always %ov lins. Looks like a couple "of the boys wer« on the beam t!iis Week: A. Arepger. 241-184-205--630. O. Pyritz, 219-219-181--619. Al's Whitehouse. 3i Nye * • tlrngr Store, 0. E: Albright. 450; P. Krans. 426; G. Steinsdoerfer," 437-f- J. Rosing. 453; B. Hulquist. 441: E. Rand. 449. The Pit. 2: Holly's Drive Inn, 1. Mi Place Tavern, 2; McHenry Sand and Gravel. 1. ' K. Hovte. 1S2-4T1. - K. of 0.-- ' Frost Studio* 2; Steffan jewelry, 1. - • • ;; >. • /Canada firy, 3; Wall. Fill Insula t4on, 0. -- :--- - The McHenry Warriors have a busy week ahead of them. On j ^Wednesday night they travel to ' Woodstock to play St. Mary's. On PVidav night Delavan will be here for a rt-gular Swani game. The hoys will be right back oh the >|ome floor Saturday night to meet Marengo in a game that was postponed early in December because Of travel conditions. r .The basketball season is bounc- Jjfcg along at a merry clip and is tearing the end of the lane. The "game Saturday night will be the st home game of the season. Of course, you will see a lot of liasketball here in March when the Kforester State Tournament will be #ayed in our local gymnasium. J| Elaborate plans are under way Tflb make that Forester tournament -fin attractive entertainment. You will be given complete details as j|ooc as the program is complete. Thnrsdajr 9 OTloek-- Fox Novelty, 2: Co-ops. 1. Schweiger. 522; Jannotta. 526; Freund. 514; Krause, 533; Peisert, 509. Certified Foods, 3; Blatz, 0. G. Maruride. 513; Schaefer, 5*57; R. Pries, 204-525. Clark Chev.. 2: Old Bridge. 1. ! Thennes. 213-532: Corso. 200- 539: Adams, 531; Ihuinett, 557; Kitisala, 520; Jones. 52*6; Larkin, 204-201-599; Sutton. 503. C. I>. of A.-- Wattles Drug Store, 2; McHenry Co-op, 1. Cubs Inn. 2; John the Tallow, 1. Art Smith's Groc., 2; P. M. Justen Furn.. 1/ L. Smith. 464; A. Hogan. 453. l'.uss Motor Sales. t2; McHenry LumbeT Co., 1. L. Funk, 426; B. O'Brien, 1SIMI98. t OTlock r. 0. T.-- Kreutzer's. 2299: Juatett'«, 2274. N. justen. 511. Thennes' 2225; Stilling# 2082. » OTIwk Ladies-- Steffan's Jewelry, 2; Johnson's Bar-be-cue. 1. M. Yegge, 443; J. Kralowetz, 201- 4S3. -• • x T.^Rlsen & 9on, 3; Oalu-Surk Hotel. 0. T. Steffan. 432; E. Winkel. 192-4"?5.. Old Timers ~ , ' ; Rogers'. 2235;. 'Meath's. 21S9, F. Rogers, 53S; A. Blake. 501. Cristy, 2427: Downs'. 2243. F. Petersen, 509; Dr. Sa'yler, 511 ; .1. Cristy. 205^^0. Iff.Jors-- . _ - Carlson Oil Co.. 2; Carl's Serv- T<e Station. 1. •• • T-Ciiyan.-207-503: Aregger, 241- 20r.-0n0-; Cnrlson. 564: Crouch. 207- 5.^1: Thorsell. 214-550 f Jannotta, 232-558: L. Bacon. 201-574; ^JSing, 204. r>ownsr"ST~Wake,fc-i>:-- ralttch. 5^3: Downs. 200-206-555; Cristy. 536: Steffes. 202-559k (H'Y McHenry State Bwtttt, 3; Walsh Insurance. 0. •-- Smith. 505: Rogers, 554; Scbaeffer. 507; Steffes. 212-577. Hester's. 3: Prager, 0. Fantus. 523: Rode. 269-580: Scharlow. 220-557; Werbnig, 509: Jones. 204-526; LoW, 508; Kreutzer. 219-556. Electric. 2: Olsen & Son. Hojack. 202: Hagberg. Jr., 514. McGee's, 3; Lee & Ray's. 0. Hirdler. 501; O. Pyritz, 219-219- 619: Johnson. 229-554. Local Second FWmJ Wins 28-27 To Make Afternoon Complete The Co-ops wound un their homo basketball game last Sunday with * rousing 2-point victory over the l;igh-ranking Richmond five. When shooting was over. McHenry^ hud a 57 lo 55 win put away. Outstanding for McHenry was Bob Stilling. Bob's rebounding controlled the ball for the Co-ops and played a big part in winning the game. Hobby Miller also playrd a nice game at center, going in to give Peterson a couple of rest, periods. Oddly enough each team had 22 lied and each made 17 points on free throws. McHenry s one extra field goal was the difference in the final outcome, •f McHenry's second team won ihe opener by the closest of margltis, 28 to 27. This was another thriiler that proved the importance of making your free throws. Mcllenry Co-ops (67) F(i FT PF Larkin 6 2 2 Neiss 6 7 4 Peterson-- , -----t f --4 Stilling H. Miller McCracken Corcoran Bolger Olsen B. Miller HARVARD VARSITY UPSETS McHENJl* WARRIORS 42-35 V,:P The best laid plans do go wrong. Most of us thought the MCHS Warriors would tuck away another basketball victory last Friday night. But. last place Harvard rose up to dominate the game and gain .victory, 42 to 35. Herb Engdahl led McHenry's scoring with 14 points and Don Freund sparked a last quarter drive that proved too little too late. Bob McCulla, McHenry's chief point-maker, fouled out after scoring only 3 points. J Harvard Varsity (#2) Mange-' Huffman ' Vierc.k,v 3.'^--': Carlsott ' CrnbtrOB * MagnttiOft TOTALS McHenry Varsity (8!») Huomann- Enitdiihl _ - Andreas McCulfca.. 1 Freund Konnebeck Lawrence m \4 :.',2. 4 1 3 5 .FTI 0 • 2 0 F<3 1- FT 0 PF 1 4 2 5 6 ' 0 17 PF 3 4 ~ ' % i 3 t' . i 1 1 5 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 tr TOTTAL Richmond Tilton May Katzenberg C. Miller Nafziger Pickering Heelien («) ...f: Those boya are in the dollar day §)pirit. too. For a dollar you can I |jep the whole tournament, special I Recreation, 0 Entertainment and all. Rnsinesft Men I^eo's Tavern, Lake, 0. Tony an, 523. Freund's Dairy, Plastering. 1. Stilling. 510. Leo's Ringwood, 2 Friedar 1. McDonald's Tavern. 3: McCullom 2; M'cHenry Frank & 3; McHenry 1-' S - pi Early Birds-- Last night I held a lovely hand, I Carey Electric Shop. 2; McHenry A hand so soft and neat. I thought my heart wonkl burst with joy. So wildly did it beat. No other hand unto my heart Could greater solace bring. Than that dear hand I h«!4 last night-- »• Four aces and a king! "Klinkers" A Mother Country Saved! pear Earl, 'f We heard a proposal ovef tclejrision last night to send two million tons of grain to starving India. I What an ideal place for all the -llVheaties, Corn Flakes. Pops and1 iCrackles. Shredded Wheat etc.. ptc.! With the Indians busy sending in the box tops there would be po time for revolution and another jnation would be saved from starvation and Uncle Joe. Yours Sincerely A Long Time Reader. i DAILY PIM PS Hop along casually and you won't be so apt to stub your toe. - Ti's been said marriages are made in heaven, and yet they must lie lived on earth. The high cost of living troubl most folks, but some are troubled by living too high. A word to the wise is sufficient, while a word to the foolish is often superflnniis.- Procu.-tination will never get you to your destinatioi A burned biscuit is more palatable than a fiery tongue. Women like men who believe in them. Men like women who be- ,;t»ve them. * If what you're dofri£' is your ondoing, it's time to start darning. ANONYMOl'S Cab, 1. stilling's Town & Country, 2; Old Bridge. 1. B. Stackliouse, 430; B. Buergler. 470. Peterson Boat, '3; A. P. Freuud. 0. D. Schaefer, 439; E, Peisert. 4.~i9. S. H; Freund & Son. 3: Freund Oil. 0. ' H. Knox, 477; L. Kunz, 439; Sutton, 46$. COUNTY BOWLING TOURNAMENT STARTS HERE MARCH 17TH The keglers of McHenry county are all sharpening up on their | strikes and spares which they will , exhibit at the McHenry Recreation March 17th in the team events, and for their singles and doubles at the TOTALS Score by McHenry: Richmond: McHenrjr 2nd Team (28) Olsen Michels l Dowel 1 B. Miller H. Miller Thies Lowrey * Nye ® Howard Althoff Quarters: 14 - . 14 - TOTALS Richmond 2nd Team (27) G Miller T5d Winn Rod Winn TOTALS S. V. F. W^- Swabbies. 3: Fly Boys. 0. Deskis. 513: Kraus. 211-586. Dug Faces, 2: Bell Hops, 1. Low. 516; Thompson, 208-559; Smith, 222-503: Getner. 546: Kralowetz, 556; V. Weyland, 527. Crystal Lake Recreation starting 1 Huff April 8. 1951. Olson The keglers will arrive from May Woodstock, McHenry, Johnsburg, 1 Condon Crystal Lake, Fox River Grove, Seidschlag Harvard and other towns in McHenry county. to» decide who will be the champions of McHenry I county for the year 1950-1951 in the team events, double events and single events. The tournament manager urges all team captains to send in J heir entry ulanks as soon as possible so they can receive the dates and , time they request for their convenience. The entry blanks have been distributed to all team captains and all bowling alleys in January, 1951. v_This management invites the public to see the talent bf McHenry starting every Saturday and Sunday, March 17th to April 1st. 1951 for team events in McHenry and the singles and doubles in Crystal Lake every Sunday starting April 8th to May 13th. 3 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 fl 0 20 17 FO FT G 1 0 0 3 . 4 3 3 5 8 0 0 2 1 ' 17 20 - 40 -- 29 - 39 -- FO Ft 0 2 .0 0 2 2 . 1 2 0 0- 1 0 0 1 1 .0 1 . 0 1 10 8 Ffl FT 1 3 0 3 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 3 1 1 0 0 « TOTALS ISeore by Harvard. McHenj*y: 13 QuHTterer 10 - 20 9 12 32 6 - 13 - 24 42 MCHS WRESTLERS ARE IMPRESSIVE VS. WAUKEGAN CHICAGO BEARS TO POLIO GAME . >A11-Star Cagefs jAt Woodstock Gym JNext Wednesday IWe is going to be a special attraction in the Woodstock High School gym next Wetlne.sday evening. Feb. 21 at 7:30 o'clock. It's a fspecial basketball game to help the Polio Fund Drive. McHenry County is getting together an All^Slar team that will play a team composed of Chicago Bear football players. No. This "isn't billed as a football game, but football players will bf plavLig •basketball. No punts allowed. Three members of the McHejiry Co-dp team have been selected on the' All-Star team, Carl Neiss, Jerry"Larkin qnd Glenn Peteiv>on. These three m:\ke u|> McHenry's big front line and each ofce can hit that old basket. v ' A team will also be selected to meet a strong Wisconsin five in the^ preliminary contest. ^ It's a Polio Game. Let's be sure that the McHenry area is wellrepresented in packing the house. . UiuiMS*r. FcfcrUarr 'bi. HE>1 - -- BLOW STJUtT BEATS JUNIOR VARSITY AT *, The MCITR wrestling team again showed a lot of progress in its first year of organization in spite of losing to Waukegan by a team score of 22-16 here last Saturday night. McHenry moved along in great style in the lighter weights, but lost the last four bouts, beginning 22 with the 145 pound class. Charles Green, with an impressiv,- record in the 103 pound class. |again got his team off to a good I start, winning his tussel 3-0 PF I Hughes and Mercure each added 5 points and Capt. Arvidson 3 in winning their bouts. 12 Watch for Althoff's gigantic Sale starting Feb. 22. 9c 1 40 "rx rVttV • » ™ * VV" r "V » rV r r% Cooked Fine Dinner Threw it TO DOG! -- Palace -- Tavern-- Hoots. 3; Fireside, 0. Noonan. 211-570; Duttko, 204- 202-591. Snug Harbor, 3; R. Place, 0. D. Weingart, 200-535; H. Behnke. 2oi-5vn. . ; Cubs inn, 2; Herdrich's, 1. f'arr. 500. Landl's, 2: Al's Whitehor.se, 1. H. Meyers, 215-520; M. Sell mitt, Metal Amalgams New to the scientific world is the utilization of metal amalgams, that U metallic compounds containing mercury, in the manufacture of industrially important chemicals. They are also useful in the separation and purification of other metals. Subscribe for The Plaindealer V j/,' r .1 L. : Lorgnettes Come Back *i'&ifgnettes, those spectacles-with- •-handle which our grandmothers jsed to good effect, are making a comeback The irioc-.rn version is i«k small, attractive visual aid which ;£»lds to a size that v/ill not cause *ar. ordinary purse to bulge unduly Women find the little glasses help- Jul in looking up telephone numbers under poor light, in reading thcatei programs, and on numerous other occasions when it is simpler to use them than to don spectacles. Lor ^nettes had a curious origin. The earliest spectacles lacked a satis lactory method of being attached to the face, fbr ti ey were without <ar pieces or nose clasps. Therefore they were held before the eyes by hand, and were? distant an cesters of the lorgnette. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT THE McHENRY RECREATION IS NOW UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF STEVE and PAT KOENIG OPEN BOWLING ALL DAY SATURDAY AOT) SUNDAY. EVERY AFTERNOON AND WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTER 9 P.M. PHONE RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED PHONE 350 McHENRY RECREATION STEVE and PAT KOENIG. Prop. »--^bp^III J i iiiiiiii..II.iii. Need rubber stamps? Order it rhe Plaindealer. One lady used to throw her own dinner to the dog most of the time. She was swollen with gas, j full of bloat, felt worn-out. 2 ! Finally she got CERTA-VIN and says she now eats everything in sight and digests it perfectly. This is the new medicine that is helping so many stomach "victims" here in McHenry. It helps you digest food faster and better. Taken before meals, it works with your food. Gas pains go! Inches of bloat vanish. Contains nerba and vitamin B-l with Iron to enrich the blood and make nerves stronger. Weak, misrable people soon feel different all over. So don't go on suffering. Get CERTA- VIN -- Bolger's Drug Store. Finish Protects Transformers Electrical transformer which are hung on poles, are exposed to extreme weather conditions and roust have special finishes to pro tect them against heat and cold The surfaces of fully loaded trans formers often reach temperatures of 200 degrees F when the sunlight blazes on them. During the wintei months, these same surfaces may be exposed to temperatures as low is 50 degcees F. The finishes must also be able to withstand the attacks of salts, acids, alkalis and moisture. Marketing Potatoes Packing and marketing of nota toes under the new U.S. consumer grades require more carcful sizing .nd closer sorting. HARVARD 33 TO 31 The MCHS Junior Varsity basketball boys lost a thrilling 33. to 31 game to Harvard last Friday night. It was a poor first half. In which Harvard outscored McH«nry 16 to 7, that gave the little Warriors- an uphill battle in..th« last half. Bolger scored 9 points and Dixon came into the game in .the^last half to score the same numbed in a determined effort. Cook's baskets led the Harvard team's scoring. Each team scored 13 field goals. Harvard made ;7 out 'of 12 free while McHenry lhade 5 Harvard J.V. (33) \ r VG Cook TOWNSEND*S FIVE OF WOODSTOCK WIHS GAME AT JOHNSSURG attempts of 11. FT PF Rott . • '. • . Ruppert - Reese ; - . Lane . > » • TOTALS McHenry («IJ Bolger ' Cristy Pepping Johnson Raldwt® Dixon TOTALS Score- by Quarters: Harvard: 9 • 2 1 •*.. ?. 2 ~ 0 • 13 7 U FO Fib: FF "• : 1 ' * 1 0 • 0 1 i 1 4 2 0 • 2 2 2 4 1 2 13 .5 10 16 26 -- 33 McHenry; 4 - 7 - 1 9 -- 81 Connecticut Motorists The state of Connecticut examined the vision of 44,591 applicants for driver licenses ana found that 20.319 of these had visual problems that might make them highway hazards. Only 4,436 of these were wearing glasses to correct their probelms, and 2,779 were unaware that their vision was below par. " OAD SURE ENJOyS THE OLD SIVEI0TH IMUIN6 STRETCH SIMCE NE COT OUE or THOSE UUOUDERFUL TELEUISIOM «TJ F/tOA4 . . . . L & H Television Emerson - Motorola Sales & Service InNtalliition of All Makesi 606 Front Street Tel. McHenry 738-R Townsend's basketball team of Woodstock showed a wtll-bal»uiced scoring punch to beat Jul; burg last Sunday 54 to 49. Art Jackson's 18 points was tops for both teams followed by 13 for Heniming^on. Johnsburg picked up 11 points from the free throw line on 17 personal fouls called on the visitors. Tounsends (M) Hahn Hucktfl? v Stake, Mm vis Tornow Hcmmingson Aavang Schroeder• TOTALS 7 s .loli n* bur? xm .Joe Jackson , Art Jucksoh , S. MUler . L. Freund Peisert Hiller H. Freund TOTALS Making Farming Safer Although farm machinery and equipment actually account tor a very small percentage of all farm accidents, inventers constantly ply manufacturers with new safKy ! gadgets to protect ihe life of trac- I tor and machinery operators. The i National Safety counc is constant- 1 ly testing and aprroving median- I leal safety mechanisms designed ; to make farming a safer and more | profitable occupation. The latest I safety item for tractors is a de- ! vice that automatically turns off i the ignition of the tractor when it 1 rolls or tips. ' FT PI . fRESH CHICKEN POT PIESV SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3 We will again make our Home-Made Chicken Pot Pies. Filled with delicious chicken, vegetables and made in individual servings. A Complete Meal in Itself. TWO SIZES Small Size 40c -- Large Size 60c ---"4*HONE ORDERS ACCEPTED PHONE 754 Ask about our daily menu oi complete Made Meals. WE CATER TO PRIVATE PARTIES. PANTRY DELICACIES « RIVERSIDE DRIVE ' McHENRY, ILL. QLDSM0B1LE 'HOLIDAY*SEDAN ' •OUtmohiU llydr,,.Malic Ibivt uptitm.l at extra votl. A GENERAL MOTORS VAUM /Won.' Distinctive new "Mnlidjiv-lvpe" re«r window '-ritmnl. Stuntlaut styling! fjixiiriotts conifort! -Exw/iltonal economy! 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