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nifesa THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER - " ' * ti- **»> -•*&• / p . » AV ^ - 1 r- •*» f * JtM 4y &tH& UJa/Uh* fc.1 Itrh c>. r: K Cold weather may not be the aunswer to many frayeis, but " there are a lot of kids gliding ' Over the ice at the city athletic Yield rink who are not complain- " taff- *"* Thanks aga^ to our oa-the- ^ job firemen. They "haVc spent Well, I shall close now and by Monday we are going, to Miami and across to Fort Meyers to see the Melseka and then on home. Tfce Paul Ka^ls Here's what's cookin' for Coach Fulton and his eager 3 before county tournament time. Marengo will be here next Tuesday. Jan. 19th. McHenry travels to Warren Friday, Jan. 22. Then Schedule for you next woete. many hours' flooding that space . come8 Ihe^°U^^OT^S®t"^Ay a Up until now the weather was | Jan. 23. We hope to ?* "' "too warm for the ice to last. fir \ . . . - ly! ' You kids can also say thanks • ;io Mildred Hohman who provided what it took to build that f' 'Cozy •f«ir--ep»la--ce . A• n-d J if thanks ' ys*#re being passed around, me- . <thinks Lyle Anderson's wood pile 'has shown shrinkage of late.- rf ; • No. "question about it the P. " winters haven't been as cold .as I ^ ^\vhen some of us were boys. I Remember skating parties that \ # used to travel from McHenry to i ^Johnsburg and back? There was f Vt»4ce inff those days and it stayed i , -f*NWl winter. * \ 'Cx --: • • i L, The old mill pond wu another t's great place for skaters. R<?mcmi • ^er Lester "Dutch" Bacon In ome of those races? Now. there j|vas a skater. Remember Ed *'Mundy" Barbian broad-jumping 'over a long row of barrels? There wasn't any television in .those days. Not many amuse- Snents. But, there was good Bkatin". Alex Just en; one of Uncle Sam's ace mailmen, says he £ets quite an inspiration just talking into the workshop division of the Plaindealer. If it Isn't the industry shown by the printer boys, it must be the art ^fpallery-tiiat Alex lad* SO in- Spiring, »f . r.-; } •'. The McHenry Warriors finally tolayed a game in which the final -» jscore had more than a 2-point V Jjspread. They lost to Hebron on ^ ~jthe short end of a 54 to 47 jpcore Tuesday night before quite :ia gathering of basketball fans. DAILY PINUPS: A mathematical genius may be " a man who knows the one time not. to ask questions. Trade ' winds: ; Buggering swappers.. • ;V""V Being Somebody to really something;, being yourself is somehow everything. Twas ever thus, there are •those who fuss; 'twas written in prose, there are those who doze. Happiness is made to be shared; unhappiness was meant to be spared. The Parthian shot "So what?" is filled with repercussions. Easy-mark: Zero. \V Anonymous \ For three quarters the Hebron five showed little resemblance to the Giants of other years, but came the finish and the pattern was much the same. } Woodstock's Streaks will be here Friday night so Coach Tjjny Roskie was right on hand to a bit of scouting. ^ We wouldn't be sure if it was "**" McHenry or Hebron that was being >-scouted. but other schools w£re represented. Coaches Brady /t «nd Menke were up from Crystal Lake and not missing a thing. DICK GIBBS SCORES 38 AS PORKIES WIN T| j OVER RIDGEFIELD jlj] Dick Gibbs had both eyes set on the hoop Sunday night and dumped in 17 baskets and four charity shots to lead McHenry to their first win of the season in four starts. The win came at the expense of Ridgefield. Ridgefield took a first quarter lead of 21 to 11. The McHenry boys came back in the scond quarter to out-score the Aces 20 to 7 to make the score 31 to 28 at half time in favor of McHenry. In the third quarter they again out-scored the Aces, 32 to 18, and also did it in the final quarter 24 to 16 to make the final score 87 to 62. The McHenry boys were handicapped by only naving five players to suit up for the game as two others were home with the flu. Peterson played most of the last half with four fouls and did a magnificent job on defense through the entire game. The boys looked much better than they have all season and, if they keep it up, will finish the season with a fairly good record. The McHenry boys will play in Woodstock on Jan 12 and a further schedule will be listed in next week's paper. -- McHenry R*ere*tto«.-- Friday Nite Ladies- ft Bimbo A Sons S (Name omitted) 0. E. Peterson, 435; _S. Sutton, 486. Al's White House 3. Uttle Chef 0. L. Vacondio, 420. Mi Place 3, The Pit 0. I. Stplfer. 421. Schroeder's Iron Works 3, Standard Studios 0. B. DowtU, 453. * Ito- Early Birds-- „ Freund Oil S, gers 1 Dorothy's Millinery 2, Drug Store 1. * . : ' Peterson Boat Co. 1 Farmers Mill 1. T. Stilling. 452; J. Oxtoby, 455; E. Peisert, 442. Carey Electric 2. McHenry State Bank 1. M. Wilder, 422; H. Knox, 451. ^ , Early • Birds (Last Week)-7 . Farmers Mill 3. Carey Sectric 0. N. Stilling. 421. Peterson Boat 2. McIIenrv State Bank 1. H. Knox, 489; J. Oxtoby, 180; E. Peisert, 429. , Garrelts & Rogers 2. Nye's Drug Store 1. M. Gates, 449. Dorothy's Millinery 1H. Freund Oil 1^4. D. Schaefer,\ 439. Lak«aide Dm 3, Wally*s at Lakemoor 0. J. Ciechon, 454. McDonald's 2. Club Lilymoor 1. -Seven G's Printers 3, Schneider- Leucht Funeral Home 0. , ••• •: - • " ' J 1 *37 . -- P a l a c e " ' ' :W •^Ot<adi«s-- • v Olsen's 3, Steffan's 0. M. Donnelly, 476; R. Marshal], 201-446; A. Gaulke, 469; S. Olsen, 455: Mark's 2, Mi Place 1. M. Kinsala, 182-437; N. Fidler, 456; M. Powers. 421; J. Simon, 489; G. Barbian, *201-513. 7:00 Ladies-- McHenry Cab 2, Blat* 1. V. Herdrich, 463; T. Meyer, 499; E. Hester. 430; E. Justen, 450; L. Ferwerda. 448; L. Mi chela, 453. McHeijry Sand & Gravel 2, McHenry Lumber 1. G:^ Smith, 427; B. Rode, 181-463; L. Funk, 184-485; M. Doherty, 446; J. Do. herty, 444; B. Meath. 426; N. Larkin, 2I9-50i^"«»; Old Timers-- , * ; Nimtz' 2361, Blake's 2220. Rogers, 212-520; S toller, 204-507; Petersen, 536; Nimtz, 565. Cristy's 2181, Pyritaf 3065. Cristy, 509; Pyritz, 512. City -- T. Olsen A Son, « ,tm A Ray, 1. L. Brefeld, 221-516; B. Winters, 204-564; B. Barth, 508; Olsen, 507; F. Matthesius, 513; B. Snyder, 239-565; M. Budler, 213-559. McGee's, IVi - Mark's, 1%. V. Johnson, 519;, A. Oonk, 521. Althoff's, ' 2 > Prager, 1. Kreutzer, 547; Smith, 222-580; Aregger, 210-561; Schaefer, 214- 545. TO THE WINNER Thurs. 9.-00-- \" , FM Television 3, Lannes Realtor 0. V. Freund. 514; A. Mc- Kim. 213-507; E. Peisert, 211- 201-603. i > HP Lakeside Inn 2, Club Lilymoor \% 1 11 Atlas Prager 2, Al's Welding 1l|ij A. Areggar, 502; A. Paluch, 213-556; A. Krause, 203-552. Blatz Beer 3, The Vogue 0 J. Bu$ch, 207; L. Busch, 220-52S; J. Adams, 202-540; K. Cynowa, 201. Gutter Queens-- Thies 2, McDermott's 1. The above picture shows George Larkin, Grand Knight of the local K. of C. Council, presenting trophy to Dick Hlller, Captain of St. John's basketball team of Johnsburg, following the championship game in the recent Parish Tournament held in the MCHS gymnasium. Tom Bolger, Tournament Manager, and his 'wife can be seen to the left. PARISH TOURNAMENT CHAMPS y i" You see, the county touraament is just around the corner < and the coaches are making ^ plans. Had a letter last week that came in too late for publication. Since it mentions several Mcs 1 Henryites, we think you will j£ epjojFfit. Here 'tis; Dear Earl: * finished reading the i~f?laindealer in Lake Worth. We sore enjoying a little vacation i feere and it is a wonderful place. The first home towners we visited were Matt and Betty Laures. The next evening we all had a bountiful dinner with *">• Floyd ahd Katie Coleman. Mike Neary called on us today I at our apartment and we were Mb happy to see him. The Colemans have shown us the attrac- - tions and they are beautiful. t. Mcilenry (87) B F P D. Gibbs • • • ' 17 4 3 B. Miller 5 5 1 L. Freund 7 0 2 G. Peterson 2 0 4 R. Schmitt 6 4 3 Totals 37 13 13 Ridgefield («) B F P D. Knipfel 11 2 2 H. Grabbe 4 2 0 J. Roewer 8 4 5 D. Roewer 0 2 3 B. COBB 3 0 4 K. Oehmke 0 0 1 K Robb 0 0 0 Totaia - 26 10 15 Score by quartets McHenry 11 31 63 87 Ridgefield 21 28 46 62 Photo by Frost Trap TaNares liveitock producer* who nav% bean losing lambs, calves, and pigs % vultures can eliminate the birds by trapping and killing them. Plans for building a buzzard trap can b« obtained through the local county •Cent it S-T-H-E-T-C-H-E-S... on* siz0 fitt ANY foot taulfleg* ELASTO-SIZED NYLON SOCKS Add these Elasto-sized marvels to your sock Wardrobe... one nts ANY foot and they're a miracle of comfort. Of longwearing Dupont Nyloa with contrasting clock. Colors: Lt. Hoe, Navy, Tan, Brown, Grey, Maroon Make This The Time To Beautify YOUR HOME! It's easy+00- with the right equipment and Smooth Flowing Paints . . . Let us help you with All Your Decorating Problems.. . ; / ^ WE CARRY ONLY QUALITY PAINTS . GUDDEN . O'BRIEN . DUTCH BOY • SATIN LUMUUlL comfort by WflSOl HOTHEIS WALLPAPER Beautiful Papers for Every Home' - * * For Every Budget . » - Paper Your Own Roomfc -- It's Easy -- Us Recommend A Capable Decorator FREE Estimates Gladly Given . Or Let | wmif $100 McGEE'S STORE FOR MEN PHONB« OPEN FRIDAY EVKNINGS CLOSED SUNDAY MORNINGS ' DURING JANUARY and FEBRUAftT * " McHenry Bank, 2 • Walah InauMnoa, 1. Steffes, 513; Schaefer, 544; McCarroll, Jr., 218-567; Criaty, Sr., 502; Rogers, 224-600; ftchaefer, 223-574. J' iki: Tlmndaf. Jannary 14 1954 7:00 C.O.F. -- Thennaa'. 2375 - Mdltt^, 3S58. H Miller, 204-546; B. Althoff, 204-503. Meyer'a, 2541 - Kreutzer'a,* 2371. C. Dowe, 201-569; B. Meath, 524; F. Meyer, , Q62; N. Justen, 202-083; • BL Kreutzer, 213-206-601. C.O.F. 9:00 -- Freund'a, 2499 -VThennes', 2220. E. Freund, 533; "Ponyan, 203-558; Gus Freund, 533. * Tavern -- Old Bridge^, S" - Fireside, 1. Welaer, 501; Klnaala, 538; H. Tonyan, 209-525; Oorso, , 208- 531; Larkin, 211-579. FROSH-SOPHS ROLL ON TO EASY 51-34 WIN OVER HEBRON McHenry's Frosh-Soph five had an easy time. in scoring a 51 to 34 win over Hebron hero Tuesday night. Danny Green led the way as eight players got into the scoring column for McKenry. McHenry rolled up a 24 to 7 advantage at half time, giving Coach Cuda a chance to insert SWl LAKE 55 TO 5 Gene Hughes Sets School Record In finning His Mis The Warrior wrestlers overwhelmed Crystal Lake last Monday night by a score of 55 to 5. McHenry won every match by a fall with the exception oil the 165 lb. class in which Mack of Crystal Lake pinned W a 11 y Schimke. Oene Hughes set a new school record in pinning Gaulke in fourteen seconds. Art Thornton and Jack Pearson also scored faJUs in the first round. 95 lb. -- Kinnerk,. McHenry * Won by a forfeit 103 lib. -- Jessup, McHenry -- won by a forfeit 112 lb. -- McDsrmott, McHenry-- ptanfed Wflarin, C L 4.' . 120 lb. -- Held, McRenry^ ° sad Dalke, C. L. 137 lb. -- Ttoornton, Mchenry -- pinned Jursa, C. L. 133 lb. -- Hughes, McHenry -- pinned Gaulke, C. L. 138 lb. -- Houck, McHenry --> won by forfeit 145 lb. -- Pearson, McHenry' -- pinned Goodwin, C. L. 154 lb. -- Trendler, McHenry -- pinned Sandberg, C. L. 165 lb. -- Mack, C. K -- pinned Schimke, McHenry 175 lb. -- Staling, McHenry -- pinned Taylor, C. L. Heavy -- Sternlckle, McHanry -- pinned Klucas, C. L. Bead The Wa Ada! Standing (left to right): Richard Nowak, Bob Peisert, Lloyd Freund, Bob "Hessie" Miller, Ray Schmitt, Dick Hlller. Kneeling: Chuck Hiller, Bud Miller (Coach), Tom Huemann. * GLASS * BRUSHES * SUNDRIES ARTIST SUPPLIES --- Winsor-Newton Oil Colors, Water Colors, Ceramic Paints, Canvas Boards, Charcoal and Water Color Papers . . . MAIN PAINT CENTER IIS MAIN f*. Mc-HENRY, ILL. PHONE 1118 his bench strength in the lineup. McHenry (51) B F P Schmitt I'V'S 0 ' 1 Wissell 0 0 1 Green , j j r 7 1 1 McMafoni 1 ' ' ' ' ':r.: 2 0 1 Joosten .;•/ 3 4 5 Weber 1 0 0 B. Huemann 2 3 2 Beck 0 0 0 J. Huemann 0 0 0 Huff 2 3 4 Hogan 1 0 0 Totaia t 20 11 15 Hebron (84) B F P DeHaan 4 4 3 Ron Coulman , 4 4 3 Bob Coalman 2 1 1 Walters 2 1 4 Slmes 0. 0 4 Totato 12 10 15 Score by Quarters: McHenry: 13 11 10 17--51 Helbron: 5 2 14 13--34 Mead a Robber Stamp? 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