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wfW*FW$f :;^f! If? t \ <>*£# J?!&3£^W,^t7%m "-jwvto r^sm^vu^'^ ty~ * %T>'i * l> * ' ' "" ' - ":j!*fc^ .;** ..„, V - ' ' ' '. * • ' >v *-'• , • • ;. ; . A .' .i- • *> \<* < T*t " v . - . ' * •..••* •» , • -' • . - *. ' • '. "... •: $"« .- ••'%! fe. I,.. ^ ^^^^^^^^^mmmmmmmmim^mmmmmmmmm^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm PLAINDEALE* '•**?•*'.-" ™?:•'?:?.i •• «/?y«. %'\ - ^ «•$»«.•*;. ?• •* ..'. -v ... -«..n.;A," -.*• ,H/\~ ,'•.* -;> ; /... /.4 sswwss &ZH& UJafah. WARRIORS FALL APART IN LOSS TO BURLINGTON i . • --'- L**Ie* ftM-- " Wilson's ' TV Girls, 1 -- Bteffan's DiamoudB, 1, E. Wink«l, 447; M. Powers, 463; O. Barbian, 4X3. Riverside Hotel, S -- T. Olsen & Son, 1, M. Yegge, 440; J. Simon, 802-485. . vy , - • Seems like Crystal Lake's win yover Hebron has crowded the Weather from top spot as a topic l»f conversation this week. Crystal Lake teams, under 'the able direction of Coach Brady, Seem able to get "Up" for certain 5%ames. We saw them run Hebron "Ij-afcged a couple of years ago in |.^ ,' -tournament play at Richmond. • Sprained Ankle To Keep Stan Aim Out Of Whitewater Game "t to be close the first half with ' Hebron pulling away-.&/,£}»?::.-thirdquartet. : , Jack Pepping-- ' Last Friday night the favored We wanted to see that game Sat-i >1< Henry Warriors journeyed to ftirday night but must confess that ! Burlington to be beaten by a *%fter careful analysis we figured j scrappy hard hitting five. Burlington beat us at our own game, the fjist break. They riddled our detense to shreads and our offense Was ••> certainly nothing to , brag about. The main cog in the Burlington offense was Randy Quick, who never let down and he scrapped all the way, something our Warriors seemed to lack. It was a sad affair for our loyal thirty-five rooters to Watch as Burlington jumped ( into the driv- The outcome" dropped frebrori io ' the third spot in state ratings and pat Crystal Lake among the top 16 teams. Elgin has dropped out ^^•Of the select circle, but must be ^"^fcounted as a powerful foe when ; Regional play answers the whistle. Lots of publicity on the Kiwanis iers seat immediately, uuick was ice program next Sunday. Last j hot, scoring 7 points in the first quarter, which was more than our whole team scored. As the first quarter sadly dr^w to a close, our Warriors were Tar behind. 15-5. What was this? A figment of our i m a g i n a t i o n ? O h , w e l l , t h e y couldn't keep this up. We'll catch them, but as you know, we didn't catch them. In the second quarter Burlington kept hammering away. Quick hit 6 more and Dudley added 7. The Warriors managed to score 10. Burlington was scrapping every inch of the way and our hopes began to darken. As the half ended Burlington had fought into a 32-15 lead. --Quick Slowed Down-- Burlington was held to only 10 points and Quick to 4 in the third quarter but our Warriors failed to take advantage as they' scored but 8. Then to add more sorrow to our cause. Stan Aim, hard driving Th« Warriors travel to White- guard, was forced to retire from Water Friday night. After hitting the game with a sprained ankle. year people came from near and *ar. This should be bigger and better from all reports. Whatever do, put on some warm boots. ro* * Eddie Dwyer is working hard ft •' frith a croup of boys from St. **• •* ifary's to get them started on the «... right track in basketball. You r„: $iave to start 'em young. Leo King and Joe Hiller made f ft great try and came within 9 ;• -pins of catching Miller and Ros- - In* in the Forester doubles at the : Palace. ' SingUM and doubles matches Will wind up at the Palace Saturflay night and team events will be : bowled on the Bowling Bar alleys j- at Johnsburg on Sunday. We un- / x derstand the big party will be v ;1«W the following Sunday. 1:0# Laifc*- . McHenry Lumber C«C 8 --Blatz, 1, E. Justen, 175-466; T. Meyer, 4$7; A. Glosson, 421. Oeo. Justen * Son, 8 lie- Henry Cab Co., 0. -BOWLING BAR-- Thar*. .Nile Ladies-- . Geo. Breier £ Son, S -- Leo's ffcUnterettes, 0. , Bowling Bar, 3 -- Lay's Tavern, 0. Hettermann's Tavern, 2 --Weingart's Trucking, 1, M. Hettermann, 468; R. Stilling, 439. -Club Lilymoor, S Jim tk Clara's Tavern, 1, L. Fa&tu«, 4S9; L. Huemann, 176-471. , ! v ^ Froat, 606. B«U Hops, a Oetnsr, 626. rqhOw Houaia^l, Weader Lake~> L. V. Inn, 3 Repair, o, Yokley. 204-610! George's Repair, 2 -- W. L. Builders, 1, Sarge, 5|6; Kopp, 204-555; G. Weisenbei'ger, SOI; Johnson, 540. Lake Dry Cleaners, 2 -- Paul's Variety, 1, Bud Schau, 600. Rolaine Grill, 2 -- Mill Inn, 1. - M«-HENR¥ RECKEAttdN-- ... Thurs. tf:00-- Certified Fopds, 2 -- Prager, 1, H. Kreutzer, 502. Co-ops; 3 -- Old Bridge, 0, Cynowa, 509; Jai^otta, ,|ill; Smith, 524. •• , Fox Novelty, 3 ^filaU, 0, Freund, 527. Buss Motors, 3 -- Clark Chev., 0, Bennett, 202-616; Corso, 604; D. Schaefer,' 538. lou. ^om4n.~ " 7 Wally's ^Tavern, S * -- Aithoff Hdwe., 0, R. Bennett, St2. Charm House, 3 -- McHenry Laundry, 0, L. Ehrhardt. 213-513. Al's White House, 2 -- Kleinhans Lumber, 1, B. Theanes, 231- 666. Riverside Bake Shop, 2 -- McHenry State Bank, 1, H. Weber, 507. "LITTLE WARRIORS" HOLD FIRST PLACE IN SWANI LEAGUE the road all month, they play a home game a week from Friday vs. the high-scoring Marengo five. Coach Fultoil has a problem due to the loss of Stan Aim, high scoring guard. Stan suffered an ankle injury at Burlington and has been hobbling on crutches this week. Grant that I may not criticize my neighbor until I have walked his moccasins. --Indian prayer. Some changes are being .made ' and MCHS has now been included , in the North Suburban League. ^ McHenry will still compete in the Swani football group next season, but there is still some uncertainly as to basketball. The changes are being tossed around at meetings and more information will be released soon. DAILY PINUPS: Red, red roses and violets blue, Spring's in the air but taxes are due. Since time immemorial we tell time, time tells us and time marches on. When a man stands up for his rights no man can walk over him. A sudden flash of 6ilence can be as sparkling as a glowing tribute. The Indians called! it "deepknowing", some others term it Intuition, but it's depth is beyond shallow reasoning. Anonymous Stan will be lost to the team for an indefinite period. At the close of the quarter, we trailed 42-23. The Warriors seemed to come to life for a while in the final quarter, but it was too good to last Burlington kept driving and amassed 16 points to our 13. Quick counted 7 more to his total. The game ended with the Warriors going down in defeat 58-36. In their next game the Warriors will travel to Whitewater, tomorrow night. Previously this season, the Warriors whipped Whitewater 42-38, but as you can see this means nothing. However, should the Warriors find their spirit and hit like they are capable of doing, I doubt if we can lose. LINEI'PSj McHenry Huemann, f Lawrence, f Johnson, f Ford, c Aim, g ' Waltemr g Botef. g Friday Kite Owls-- Al's White House, 2 House of Steele, 1, J. Rosing, 428; L. Stone, 191-490. MI Place, 2 -- Wing * Fin, 1, F. Freund, 461; E. Hoyte, 467. Three Way Inn, 2 -- Schroeder Iron Works, 1, L. Fijalkowski, 468. Koenemann's Sausage, 3 -- Riverside Customs, 0. Business Scbliti, 2 -- McHenry Plastering, l. Bimbo's Tavern, t -- McHenry Recreation, *1, J. Tonyan, 201-506. Freund's Dairy. 3 -- Stilling's 66". 0, R. Gllliford, 201-602. McDonald's Tavern, 21 -- Winter's Ringwood, 1. Early Blrda-- Peterson Boat, S -- Town A Country, 0, B. Justen, 436; , E. Ebey, 433. Freund Oil, 2 -- Carey Electric, 1, F. Larson, 431; E. Rand, 177; D. Freund, 426. Old Bridge, 2 -- Downs Nash, 1, Dorothy's Millinery, 2 -- S. H. Freund & Son, 1, D. Schaefer, 433; S. Sutton, 421. J"ck Pepping At Toast McHenry can boast of one first place team, our J. V.'s, who gave it all they had Friday night. By taking Burlington they kept a firm grip on first place in their conference. The win was their seventh in a row. Loren Freund was the sparkplug in the Warriors offense as he hit for 16. It was nip aad tuck all the way until the final quarter when the Warriors really put on the steam. Fine team ball was again responsible for victory as it has ulso been in their last 7 games. In the third quarter they widened their slim 16-14 half-time' lead to 23-19. Then came the final quarter when they surged into a 33-21 leadL Loren Freund's shooting kept the Warriors in the game and in the last quarter it was Lyle "Lunk" Davidson who put it on ice. Lyle saved 6 of his 7 points for the final quarter. Coach Cuda's boys seem to have come into their own and we sure hope they grab that championship. Keep it up J. V.'s, we're proud of yon. LINEUPS: Wonder Lake Sextet-- American Legion, 2 -- Cottage Gift Shop, 1, V. Kopp, 461. Krueger'B Nursery, 2 -- Wonder Lake Repair, 1. I . Rolaine Grill, 2 -- William * Mary, 1. WRESTLING News - M.C.H.S. Burlington Dudley, f Ganswindt. f Aldrich, f Eisenbart, c Quick, g Harrington, g SCORING: McHenry Burlington t* ft pf pts 2 4 8 2 0 2 4 % 0 1 4 4 P 5 8 3 0 2 6 1 0 3 2 2 0 2 4 17 2 19 26 U ft pf pts 3 2 5 8 'J 3 1 2 7 1 0 4 2 1 4 1 6 10 4 1 24 •6 -- / --so1 •t 4 11 R* n. •( A. --: McHenry Lumber Co., 2 -- Nye Drug Store, 1, P. Kraus, 470. John the Tailor, 2 -- P. M. Justen Furn., l, M. Thennes, 436. Art Smith's Groc., 2 -- Buss Motor Sales, 1. McHenry Co-op. 2 --^ Wattles Drug Store, 1. V. F. Raiders, 2 -- Dog Faces, 1. Gismos. 2 -- See Bees, 1, Jager, 563. Swabbies, 2-- Fly Boys, 1, W. Creutz, 511; A. Schmitt, 510; E. HcHeary Blake Conway Davidsoa Freund -- Barbier Skiba Letcher Stilling ** 1 1 1 9 1 0 2 0 pf pis * * ft 3 SWANI LEAGUE ' W STANDINGS W. L. Marengo ,, , • j A Elkhorn^; • ^ V*,- ~ 5~ DelavanC " 4 ,' McHenr#* ' Lake Geneva Harvard; Burlington Whitewater . uii||i»ri|ijp i m T 4 4 mr 4 *v.- 4 5' 1 . 8 YX.W. IN SEVENTH YEAR. POST RECORDS GROWTH, PROGRESS (Continued from Page 1) / LEGALS ••WW IM 1 Estate of MARY- ALjtTHHCO FF, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons that March 8rd, 1952, is the claim date in the estate of MARY ALTHOFF, Deceased, pending In the County Court of McHenry County. Illinois, and th&t claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without Issuance of summons. • BERNARD ALTHOFF and . BARBARA ALTHOFF, jljaecutors. VERNON j/KNOX Lawyer Crystal Lake, Illinois. (Pub. Jan. 10-17-34) the yaars has been lis' Auxiliary unit, which is ably headed this year by Louise Smith. Others who have been instrumental in directing the organization's activities since the Auxiliary was formed in 1946 include Pauline Pries, its first president; Linu Kildjiy, Mary Hettermann, Ercel Lock and Betty Houck. The Auxiliary 'was formed for the purpose of assisting veterans and their families and making life more cheerful for vets in hos- Veterans of Foreign Wars exemplify loyalty to the community in their many community service tivitieft; ahd • ' WHEREAS, all members of the Veterans of , Foreign Wars, throughout the United States and elsewhere, will observe the period of January 24 to 31, ,1962, as National V. F. W. Week and, as an opportunity to rededicate their labors to the national welfare, and the welfare of all disabled and needy veterans aqd their dependents; • - THEREFORE, I, George P. Freund,r Mayor of the' City of McHenry, 111., by the authority vested in me, proclaim ahd designate the period January 24-31, 1962, as National V.F.W. Week in tills city, and I call upon all citizens , rfotic and uns«lfl*h e«toti|buttpn» Which this difairisation l» <*•* stantly making to oar nation*! welfare and security. Done at the. City Hall of Mt- Henry, ill., this 24th day of January. 1962. ^ i Georga P. Freund, M#* BOND SALES ^ Sales of U. S. savings bond* through December of 1961 have been listed as follows for McHenry county: $81,470 in E bonds, $2,442 in F bonds, and $4JiOO ^-- G bonds for a total of $88,812. DeXett Candy sold at ^ ^Bolgor's Drag Stoip-. ... NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of JOHN J. VYCITAL. Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons that March 3, 1952, is the claim date in the estate of JOHN J. VYCITAL, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. CHARLES W. VYCITAL, FRANCES M. VYCITAL, Executors LOOZE and KINNE, Attorney, (Pub. Jan. 42-31, Feb. 7) is 3 10 33 Burlington R. Olson Kiehnke R. Henntnf Wing G. Olson Ron Hennlng Pidot SCORING: McHenry Burlington fe 0 s 1 u I s <r i o o 7 1 ft ptpts 1 1 1 i 3 0 t 0 3 1 V 16 23- 14 19- N0T1CE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of FRANK WIGDRICH, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons that March 3, 1952, is the claim date in the estate of FRANK WIEDRICH, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuanoe of summons. ETHEL WIEDRICH, j, Administrator. LOOZE and KINNE, Attorney. (Pub. Jan. 24-31, Feb. 7) pitals. Each month, ten or twelve , ... . member* to to Downey'to enter-|to wU,\"'e J" I members of the Veterans of For- Their acOvities extend to civie !elg^ f W,ars' ®nd,i" ^P/essing our participation and at Christmas, grateful appreciation for the, Patwith the cooperation with the Legion Auxiliary, they prepare baskets for the needy. Poppy Day is also a joint effort, with money sent back to the veterans who made the bright flQwers. The local V. F. W. last year sponsored a magazine subscript tion campaign carried out throughout the country, with proceeds used to purchase two hos*- pital beds and two wheel chairs, for use free of charge. The organization also presented American flags to the Edgebrook and Johnsburg schools and to tlip Cub Scouts this past fall. | Legion Cooperates The local Legion post wishes to announce that they are happy to cooperate with the V. F. W in observing National V. F. W.. Week. Through the Legion commander, Joseph Gausden, members of that organization are Invited to attend a meeting in observance of the^ occasion on Saturday, Jan. 26, at 8 p.m. In cooperation with National V. F. W. Week, Mayor George P. Freund has issued the following proclamation: Proclamation WHEREAS, the Veterans Of Foreign Wars of the United States is composed, of men who have served overseas in the Armed Forces in time of war in defense of American Institutions; and WHEREAS, the principles of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and its Ladies Auxiliary reflect the highest ideals and aspirations of the patriotic citizens of this counter; and WHEREAS, the members of the VAL€NT(M£S FOR. FRIENDSHIP TOO/ SEND 6IBS0H AS SEEN IN LIFE 9 Little boys and girti V Special friondt fP Those foT 9 Just to say We have alt hinds lovely, cute or funny. awcy / hello NYE JPJRUG 3TOBE - Riverside Dr. McHenry AUXILIARY DIRECTORS At the annual election meeting of the Woodstock Hospital Auxiliary, held last week, Mrs. Irwin Burger of Woodstock was elected to serve as president Directors named for two-year terms included Mrs. Walter Carey and Mrs. George Stilling of McHenry. NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of ROY A. KENT, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to fall persons that March 3, 1952, is the claim date in the estate of ROT A. KENT, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. VERONA. J. KENT. Executor. LOOZE and KINNE, Attorney. (Pttb. Jan. 24-31, Fel* 7) & Beach In your pocket and pall oat all your spare change. Don't connt It. Give It to the March of Dimes! {ENHUL i LIVESTOCK HAIIUN6 LOCAL and LONG DISTANCf PHONE WAUCONDA 2562 YOU CALL -- WE HAOL W. DICKSON & SON WAUCONDA. ILL&OIS hmriM GOCfffNHMMty e Greyhound's your best buy in tr&vel every day, every season. But especially m winttr, it's good judgment to choose this direct, dependable -service to any put ot America. It pays In eamfatt Sink back in deep cushions and rtMx as you ride in the modern SuperCoach with its controlled heating efficient ventilation. It pay* in depe«<t<xMftm , Ot all drivers on American high-]? ways Greyhound operators *re-;' rated among the finest, most de^ pendable, most careful. It pays In fUAA&Mtt On business or pleasure, visit c. ... va:a;ion -- vou en;oy both tt i scenery and the congenial cor ipany aboard you c SuperCoach. _ it pays In «tett<viA Compare the price ot a Greyhound ticket with other fares! There are no greater saving;, no lower rates! LOW FARES LIKE THESE to au / -mc? * £ One Way Chicago, I1L ..... ILMISii DesPlaines, HL .71 Oak Park, 111. L10 Lake Genera, Wis. sr^ll IN Hadlson, Wis. !. 4.0& t.70 Minneapolis, Minn. .... ISjOO Miami, Fla. IBM UMK J(aeksanvlUe, Fla. .... »U* M.U (U. s. Tax extra) L Greyhound Bus D^>ot GUH UNTI, Prop. Cofaer Green and Elm Sts. PHONE 104-R G R E Y H 0 U N S 15 23--36 16 32 42--68 By BUI PeseUfai The McHenry wrestling team beat Oswego by the score of 40 to 8 here Monday night. There were two exhibitions before the main matches. Charles Green, our lit pounder, won on a decision. Engene Hughes wrestled the other match and won by a pin. Oswego really had a rough start. They had to forfeit 112, 133, 165 and the heavy weight class. This made the •core 20 to 0 in favor of McHenry. Sonny McDermot had a little trouble. He lost on a decision. Sonny's match was followed by Ken Crook's. Ken was wrestling ont of clan as usual. He won on a technical pin. His man was in jnred so they stopped the match. The fire works really started at this point. Arnie Peterson pinned his man in 60 seconds in the first round. Oil Mercure also pinned kis man in the first round. following this, Cliff Walters wrestling up two classes, pinned his man in 45 seconds, also in the first round. The score was now 40 to 3. Then Don Thiel put up a great match but was pinned. The final score was '40 to 8. We wish to invite you to come and see our next home match with Zton-Benton %n January 30, 1952. The matches will start at 7:30 p.m. Bowling Notes --PALACE-- . 0. F. 9:00-- H. O. Weber's, 1029 -- Thennes', 1868, E. J Thennes, 202-559; H. G. Weber, 515. Freund's, 1937 -- Winkel's, 1856, A. Blake, 534; Qua Freund, 69|. C. 0. F. 7:00-- KreuUer's, 2210 -- Meyer's, 2087, B. Kreutzer, 532. Herdrich's, 2303 -- Thennes', H. Conway, 536; H. Schmitt, 516; N. Justen, 215-549. Old' Timers-- ; r Blake's, 2424 -- Crlsty*!, 2112 A, Blake, 201-557. Rogers', 2342 -- Petersen's. 2218 j F. Rogers, 561; F. Petersen, 200- 523. City-- McGee's, 2 -- Atlas Prager, 1, H. Kreutzer, 524. McHenry State Bank, 2 -- Hester Oils, 1, Bacon, 501; Crlsty, Sr., 505; Rogers, 214-545; Schaefer. 200-545; Rode, 507; Scharlow, 519. T. Olsen & Son, 2 -- Carey Electric, 1, Rowe, 529; Matthesius, 201-518; Budler, 518; Lorch, 201-532. Lee ft Ray Elec., 2 -- Walsh Insurance, l, A. McCarroll, 510; J. Weiser, 509; C. Behnke. 50*; B. Barth, 531; H. Behuke. 521. WP GOING TO DO SOME P A I N T I N G ? 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