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.. . m Slwi *Vjtt '" •' • j '&M. .<?>*- ' ' * ' • ^*- )"-'->$S'4M^ •41 '•** .Ul4>-iW A LJk"_ feicwsfr.,'? ' • ¥.•k\- *", 81. Mai ^ *' y|- jwaJt"! >• :K l • - Twm another great Christmas. Vjrik boas put mi an eatin' party * the Plalndealer shop Thursday '•q&renda" knew we all were a' 00 «he baked a cake. tttty ate it too! She was as excltkt as a 4-year old kid. All fe*nU needed was a red suit and Ma would have bfeen sure he was tfce real McCoy. Bw Spiff' Spent Christmas Eve at home ifiid no other place OTV earth Could Have tempted us. Good friends called and all the world seemed right. • • <; ' tto$ the usual socks -- and '"'lisdki; 'em. Old Santa and his helpers were right on the job. Ate plenty all day and still enjoyed plckln* at cold turkey be- Jtea bed time. Bet you did -the -- McHenry Recreation -- Gutter Queens -- Dec. 14 Wally's at Lakemoor 3, Mc- Dermott's 0. E Wirfs, 424. Club LUymoor 2, Schnelder- Leucht Funeral Home 1. K. Kurbyun, 434; K. Fuhler, 422. 'Seven G's Printers 3, McDonald's 0. M. Ehrhardt, 418. Thies 2, Lakeside Inn 1. Ciechon, 471. V » ; • a. r,;„ T. Huemann •B. Peisert • ?'V\* C. HilleC . 'k;; B. D. Hilled •- * " _j D. Now^| L. Kreuifll Totils • t. 3t- In spite of not cuttin1 up much, Hm let-down this week is terrible. think how some people will Ml after this next hi* holiday. "took in all the games in the perish Basketball Tournament Handay witho^f benefit of a pll- IM or hack Aran* wa the ones. J. 0teifbody leaked «ro«fcd for Bolger, tournament manager, the officials at game tim* night. Somebody locked Ify*" In the locker room a^d Tom Jit to ejrasrl out a window. «. ery Sulday Thursday 9:00-- 0ie. if Blats Beer 3, F.M. Television 0. L Busch, 523. JUannes Realtor 2, The Vogue *. -Koch, 517. Al's Welding 3, Club LUymoor 0. Skip Wirfs, 525. Atlas Prager 2, Lakeside Inn 1. A, Paloch, 500; Krause, 214- 564, Gutter -- Dec. 2i Lakeside Inn 3, Seven G's Printers 0. J. Ciechon 468, McDonald's 2, Thies 1. M. Goes, 444, Wally's at Lakemoor 2, Club LUymoor 1. K. Kurbytm, 446. Schneider-Leucht Funeral Home 2. McDermott's 1. - <«**•*• . -- Palace C.O.F. 9:00-- .Winkers 2362, Thennes' 2387. L. Winkel, 558. Dledrich's 2425, Freund's 2281. W. Schreiner, 202-538; Ace Weber, 533. $he Stuesay-Roskie combiri&ttdn frptked the gamea Just right Tfctlr experience gave them the kp#w-how in handling both the Mg teams and the little fellows Jgfca played to a pleased crowd. •QV-ipytj^ptok Qttba, • aa athlete and of note, announced th' to keep the spectators all the way. Dick would MM to become a sportsea*t*r and §f Mt to got expertertee. COF 7; || Miller's 2458, kreutzer'8 "2420. N. J us ten, 557; B. Kreutzer, 522; D. Fredrick*, 200-514; H. Miller, 222-213-591. Meyer's 2454, Thennes' 2377. F. Meyer, *14-599; B,.,Shennes, 213-566. t .Artie Bar bier and Tom Oeffling Wait .pare of the time clock in the dRfeiaoon, but Artie was having of hte own for the evening (She's a nice girl.) Moose-- Cecil's 8, Ray's 6. Stoller, 537. Jde's 3, Ted* Q. Biffin. 508. Old Timers-- Blake's 2311, CrUty's 2174. Nimtz' 2280, Pyritz' 2099. Stoller, 521; Nimtz, 519. ,-af the boys, who are ftll. and in good «tepe, gav« lie older boys quite a chase. L- , 'Tha biggest cheer at the touraacame When -j^nt-slxe Roy saa|.a long shot from way .Haven't had a chance to watc' iftuch bowling this season, but 'tlbte in the scores that one of the pros came through with 9:00 .Ladtes-- . . * eteffan's 8, Ml Place 0. T. Steffan, 434; E. Winkel, 446; M. Donnelly, 178-199-225-602; M. fflnsala, 420; C. Boone, 420. Mark's 2, Olsen's 1. J. Simon, 434; G. Barbian, 182-210-525; R. MarshaU, 436; J. Kralowets, 451. series. Marion* Donnelly HBtted with a 178 game as a «ram-up, rolled 199 in the second, . tjbah went for wood in the thlrc: tbr a 225 that gave her * 802 4| Decided not to Hat our New Tear resolutions. After all, we ive so many unused ones left that it seems best ,to catch <» them. t Happy Hew Tear to ; ' JJIAILT HNOTS: # - • A wizard at odds ia seldom at ends. Fishing for fish (hat are not in the pond it ponderoui prasump- I Having even half of what you AMU* for could cause you a Vfcffe lot of trouble s A back seat driver thinks he's i . r/Jrtigt untl1 he finds himself left. ; !wh®n one's memory serves him Td^V^fao weU he eould bee«ne thaught- Tele-talk: Goisip. Books are It* »r boredom. 7:00 Ladies-- McHenry Sand St Gravel 3, Blatz 0. L. Funk, 444; T. Meyer, 436. McHenry Lumber 3, MfcHenry Cab 0. L. Michels, 488; M. Doherty, 460; B. Meath, 180-528; N. Larkln, 467. There is little danger of scours from feeding high-quality hay to your dairy calves so long as they are started on It. Dates for Farm and Home Week at the University of Illinois are Feb. 1-4, 1954. There is no real substitute for high quality legume hay for feeding dairy calves. Si JosepiPi - %fclmoaia,(4fe) j , , . * HeeUen f JO © E H f n u u i . " V t 1 Tomkins ; 1 0 MfcGeria V; •' .' . • •&" ^legler • 0 C. Miller V Bergln 2, .-2 Buchert • R. MiUer I Heellen Totals • * 14 14 Score by quarters Johnsburg 18 S3 42 RIchmonC.*; 8 24 85 st. 3. Thies P. Freund G. PeterMh Schaefer Don Freund D. Andreas TbtAla A f«) B F 2 4 t 3 4 1 .JL-JL . f 3 1 8 14 14 St. Patrlolt'a - McHenry (88) 8 P 9 0 4 2 1 2 2 0 1 0 2 14 55 42 Aim Bolger C. Naita« Fr. McGowan Q. MUler Honky MUler Murphy -> Stilling L. Huck HoWard . Totals v 4 b i B 0 # 0 8 b o o n li Score by quarters St. Mary's 8 .17 St. Patrick's 18 81 30 34 8t, Patrick's Juniors (88) Caron 0 Eichinger 1 Justen W.T77---•/ - D. Conw|gpr --8 J. Conwt^ 8 Raycraft ' 0 Aim Low i Stilling . t Wlrtz 0 Budasl 0 Martin 8 Totals t 15 St. Mtfjfl fcnloh (18) D. Freuaf J. Walsh- B. Haus^r M. Vycitatt Steinbsch J. Tonyan R. Glosson Jim Hester Dick Hester D. Herdrich Totals Score by quartan St. Patrick's St. Mary's J. Thies Long P. Freund O. Peterson 0. Freund Gene Schaefer Don Freund D. Andreas Totals Score by quartfcfnl Johnsburjl St. MaTjri AR1JKGTON HEIQ BEATS McHENRY F6B LIBERTYVIIXE CROWN 84 47 16 30 A determined and sharp-shooting Arlington Heights team defeated the McHenry 'Warrior* 60 to 56 Wednesday night In the Libertyvllle Invitational Holiday basketball tournament, the championship being decided in a 3- minute overtime period. Paced by a great effort by Ron Ford, who scored 23 points, the Warriors first overcame a 10-point deficit to bring about a tie at half time, then moved ahead to give McHenry fans hopes of many years standing -- a tournament championship. Mistakes that brought about the loss of first place have no doubt been well-covered by the coaching staff so let it suffice to say that the McHenry team gave it away as the result of their own mistakes. The tournament wan marked by close contests and Wauconda gained third place 44 to 41 vafter Grant High put on a last quarter drive that almofet upset tha applecart. Arlington Heights (88) B Mueller Skelton SUnkard Thomas Turner „ Rteg* Dotte Maher McHenry <(*) Comstock Blake YoKMy Ford Barbier Jackson Freund 4 0 * » e * 5 4 I i I-' l 8 i! If 1 4 i Arlington Hta. 15 12 15 14 4--60 McHenry 11 16 17 12 0--56 Do dogs like exercise op. do they JUit like to get ottt "ahd see what other dogs are dolrfg? The astronomers know more about the universe than the medical men know about x$he common cold. If we were running a sMoe store, we would try to sell' a proper fit rather than style. «Bt!-biotic ANONYMOUS of automatic disband calculating majehinea, the hardest part of most muat still be done with and muscle. ** " " jW>Iu ^in A dairy specialist at University of Illinois recommends „ j,..-.^watering dairy cows at least twice a day. "+Me«t's NO use TALKMslCi. •petcry THE USED CAPS OF mcKMUErt SMNmireMtMi m ••IW- 1 St John's . R. Schmitt T. Huemann B. PeiSelt C. Hiller Bob Miller D. Hiller D. Nowak L. FreuM Totals FOR A RELAXING EVENING Plan To Dine With Us New Year's Eve Family Dinners Served Open Until 3:00 A. M. Closed New Year's Day TOWER GRILL ON ROUTE 120 IN LAKEMOOR Featuring French Fried SWIFTS "TENDER-GROWN" PREMIUM CHICKEN lUMBO OtJtF SHRIMP Daily: Fish In Season Every Wednesday COMPLETE $1.06 DIN NER Every Thursday CORNED BEEF And CABBAGE FULL FOUNTAIN SERVICE For Carry Oute McHenry 888-M-l or 161 * f. : Taylors Wine * • • SM<- CAM NDU MPE<?r ME -T6 Y^XL. JOWN, HntAM?/ ^ r*Y . WAS I ' PHONE .0 Crystal Lake Team Will Be Here Next Wednesday, Jan. 6 The McHenry wrestler* defeated Zioii-Benton high school last Monday by a score of 31- 20. Wirts and McDermott of McHenry won by for&it. Genf Hughes won his fourth match in a row by beating Harry Peters of Zkm 6 to 3 in the fastest match of the evening. Paul Jessup won his third match in four starts by winning a close battle with Thorne 4 to 3. Art Thornton pinned Delaney in the third round after running up a score of 15 to 5 with a succession of reversals and near faUs. A1 Trendler. in his finest performance of the year, beat Sarmont 10 to 3 aim John Sternickle wrapped the match up for McHenry with pin over Ciiny in a minute ahd fifteen seconds of the second round. Crystal Lake wUl be in town Wednesday, Jan. 6, at 7:30. This promises to be a tough one as all games with Crystal Lake are tough, whether it be basketball, football or wrestling. 95 lb. -- Wirtz (M) beat Da- Vis (Z) forfeit 103 lb. -- Jeasup (it) Mat Thorne (Z) 4-3 112 lb. -- McDermott (M) beat fttrnt (Z) forfeit 120 lb. -- Reid (M) tied G. Peters (Z) 4*4 127 lb. -- Hughes (X) beat H. Peters (Z) 6-3 133 lb. -- Thornton (MJ beat Dulaney (Z) fall 138 lb. -- Haligien (Z) beat Bitterman( M) fall 148 lb. -- Richards (Z) Pteareon (M) fall 154 lb. -- Trendler (M) beat Sarmont (Z) 10-3 165 lb. -- Lee (Z) beat Schlmke (M) 5*0 175 lb. -- Hoskin (Z) beat StiUlng (M) fall - , Heavyweight --v ^lernlckle (M) Cuny (Z)^f^ r Crlstler Would Cnrb Tie Oanrn On GrMIsm Fritz Crisler, University . of Michigan's able athletic director, has a plan to offset th$/ trend toward ties on the gridiron, reports The Sporting News. 1. An extra point acored an a kick will continue to carry a one point value. 2. A point acored by either a run or pasa will count two pointa. St John's basketball team of Johnsburg won the first annual parish tournament by defeating St. Mary's 47 to 30 in the finals Sunday night at MCHS. The tournament, dreamed up and managed by Thomas F. Bolger and sponsored by the local Knights of Columbus, was Highly successful and will undoubtedly be continued on a larger scale as a holiday attraction each year. In the first game the after* noon, the Johnsburg team put on a strong finish to beat St. Joseph's of Richmond, 55-42. While Bob Peisert, Lloyd Freund and Tom Huemann Were the main scorers, it was the terrific floor play and feeding by Dick Hiller that brought victory to the team. Connie Miller and Heelein put on a great try before taking to the bench when the outcome was evident. St. Patrick's appeared to have the class as they jumped into an early lead over St. Mary's, but the whole complexion changed in the last half as St. Mary's dominated the play for a 42-33 victory. What turned the trick in this one was the fact that Don Andreas held John Bolger scorelss in the last half. It was St. Patrick's turn to cheer In the preliminary game In the evening as their grammer school team breezed to a 36-19 victory over St. Mary's. While the loaers were no match for Father McGowan's starting lineup, the crowd had a good time watching the smaller boys get off the bench to show their skUl. In the championship game, it was a case of St. John's team being frisky enough to come back for th<> second game of the day while the St. Mary's team had given all they had in the afternoon. The losers failed to score a field goal in the first half, getting six points on free throws. Boto Peisert continued to show a great eye on long shota in leading the point production for^t^ie Johnsburg team. At the conclusion of the tournament, George Laridn, Grand Knight of the local K. of C. Council, expressed appreciation to all who had joined in making the event a success and preaented a beautiful trophy to the winners for their permanent possession. RESISTS ARREST Paul Brendle of this communi* ty was arrested the last of the week for driving an auto whUe under the influence of liquor and1 resisting arrest. According to a sheriff's deputy, who signed one complaint, Brendle threw a stone through the window of his car when he attempted to arrest him. The other complaint was signed by Elmer Glosson, who was said to haVe charged that Brendle drove his car in a reckless manner, hitting the Glossotl auto and causing damage to it. Bond was set at 81,500 and hearing continued until Dec. 28. Newa IMS swter^Viiitfa six miee "Hew towf." Hei they are, eo help us! (i) At fried meats which laijl J y|< blood; (8) IX your putes you, lie down , and it with cool thoughts; (8) the juices flowing by around gfently as you move; Go very light on vices, sud! carrying on in sootety. The ramble aint reatfbl; (5) rtmnhtg at all tfinea; (6) look back. Something might gaining on you. flaee years wtth today! ' GENOA T H E A T R E On Hwy. 12 ID <Mj FRI. & SAT. JAN. 1-2 Cont. New Year's Day From 2:00 NEW YEARS EVE PARTY THURSDAY, 9 pjQ. to 1 Ckm. 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