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THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, November 2D, 195? J&tj £cLft&> (UmAbSi. Grant Township high school will send a couple of basketball teams to our town Friday night for non-conference games that will give the coaches a line on their material. The Grant varsity will have size over our team, but that is something We will see most of the season. Coach Fulton has some?' boys who can pop 'em through from the outside. Don Bentz will be McHenry's tall man. Don is 6'3" tall, plenty strong and real rugged under the baskets. Of course, there is a gloomy note in the picture. Don will graduate at the end of the first semester. Then what? Well, let's enjoy ourselves and generously turn that worry over to the coach. We didn't realize until Ron Smith gave us the word that McHenry travels to Warren Saturday night. Libertyville will be here next Wednesday, November 26. On Tuesday, December 2, Wauconda will be here. So, the ball bounces. There will be plenty of class on the Warrior'squad and lineup shifts can probably be made much easier than last year. The real problem as we see it will be getting the ball off the boards when we run up against tall teams. Terry PUner of Wonder Lake was one of eight Carroll college harriers who received varsity letters the past week. McHenry placed one man, Bob Hauser, on the North Suburban all - star football team which was just announced. Bob was a rugged man at end for Coach Mandli. Our congratulations. Just as sure as turkey season rolls around we get an invitation to join the Johnsburg Tigers and their ladies to enjoy one of those famous feasts at Hettermann's. Results of "Krlstoff Day at Tomasello's Attendance was excellent, both for the afternoon and evening exhibitions and the packed house resulted in a fine time for all. Afternoon results: Following an instruction period, Joe and June Kristof bowled exhibition games with some of our local bowlers. The results are as follows: Teams Samuel Buenzli Ray Cynowa Total Jerry Ripley Joe Kristof Total 185 128 313 202 213 415 Singles: Ethel Rad 150 Jean McGinley 175 June Kristof 163 Evening Results: Following clinic instruction, given by Joe Kristof, Joe and June bowled exhibition games with some of our local bowlers. The results are as follows: Teams: Earl Koch 497 Ralph Johnston 478 A1 McMillan 543 Bud Winters 535 Total J. Janotta Carl Neiss H. Loertscher Joe Kristof 2053 486 511 428 568 We joined the happy crowd again this year and had another fine time. Manager Joe Frett recovered fast, but was a bit shook up when Lloyd Freund presented him with a plaque bearing an appreciation inscription and names of all connected with the team. When Lloyd followed up with a well-chosen set of cuff links and tie clasp, Manager Joe quipped that he would have to buy a tuxedo. Total * 1993 Joan May (192-202-160) 558 Connie May (184) 454 Laura Schmitt 454 Total . 1466 Jean Sladek 412 Ardell Brand (191) 480 June Kristof (206-203-180) 589 Total 1481 It is interesting to note that Joan May, who shot 558 in the Kristof match, is the same girl who was written-up in a recent "Plaindealer" for having shot a 256 game in league play in Tomasello's. Joan is improving rapidly and may soon be one of the top bowlers in the area. D. Tyk, 211; Overton, 218: Otto, 533; Abel, 540. , ^ Monday 7:00-- R. Osterby, 527; L. Thennes, 526; R. Nimtz, 247-572; R. Weigman 532; J. Stilling, 235; O. Grafner, 202; H. Lottchea, 531; D. Burailli, 212-594; R. Kuna, 559; D. Weber, 229-541; R. Newlon, 528; H. Blake, 542. Foresters-- B. Long, 222-573; G. Rodenkirch, 546; Ace Weber, 532; J. Etten, 524; L. Thennes, 523; J. Wagner, 210-517; J. Herdrich, 518; T. Pitzen, 514; D. Weber, 514; E. Tonyan, 509; F. Meyer, 215-507; M. Foley, 507; N. Justen, 504; N. B. Freund,503. Nlte Owls-- A. Schwingl, 433; E; Koenemann, 177-492; A. Federle, 180- 481; V. Groh, 179-473; G. Steinsdoerfer, 436; R. Kluk, 211-519; I. Kreier, 180-453; Laverne Stone, 189-202-565; S. Sutton, 190-486; L. Kreisemint, 455; H. Gerambio, 429; P. De- Voss, 175-452; C. Boone, 422; E. Klapperich, 455; P. Kleinhuizen, 182-461; A. Groh, 174-409; E. Varese, 376; P. Greene, 427; J. Kraus, 336; D. Moffett, 174- 451; R. Simon, 409; M. Foss, 371; Railroads: A. Federle, 5- 7-8; S. Sutton, 5-10; R. Simon, 5-7. D. of A.-- V. Diedrich, 162; E. Nimsgern, 163; M. Fuchs, 181-501; D. Stoffel, 162; G. Doyle, 188- 481; E. Wirfs, 190; R. Youngberg, 142; A. Gaulke, 464; R. Barbian, 180; D. Chelini, 171- 433; R. Phannenstill, 155; I. Thompson, 454. Railroads: J. Hamil, 6-7-10; M. Fuchs, 6-7- 10; D. Stoffel, 5-10, Tues. Thirty-Niners-- B. Smith, 468; V. Doherty, 504; S. Harms, 405; L. Cairns, 441; N. Justen, 369; C. Rosing, 196-458; M. Adams, 379; H. Busch, 457. We enjoyed both the meal and the spirit of good fellowship that prevailed. We sat next to Sue Frett and must have looked hungry the way she passed food in our direction. 'Twas a great party. And we met an Irish girl in that crowd! Yes, we did--Charlie Killer's wife. Z DAILY PINUPS: •> Season's greetings oft remind JJ us how the years roll on a pace. « Some like daffodils and daisies, •[ some like lavender and old •u lace. • The longest odds in the world w are those against shortly get- * ting even. £ It somehow makes horse- •» sense not to work like one. JJJ A sense of rumor is the death m of good humor. » One today is truly worth two I* tomorrows. •» ANONYMOUS Paul Krumske sends out a sports release urging all bowlers to contact the various bowling lanes or league secretaries to secure entry blanks for the Meister Brau Bowlerof- the-Week contest. This is a pins-over-average award that gives every bowler a chance. League secretaries are again asked to make a few notes in sending in scores. We want the unusual happenings and want some indication where a low average bowler has a hot game or series. You might call it the "Over The Head Club." Laverne Stone came up with a real good series last Friday with the Nite Owls with every game a good one: 189-174-202- 565. Rose Kluk, bowling with same group, crashed the pins for a 211 game in a 519 series. Wed. Nlte Twelve L. Bott, 177; A. Grosso, 461; A. Weretka, 441; D. Schmitt, 180-433; M. Haupt, 451, 180- 459. -PALACE-^ Tavern-- B. Worm, 224-561; J. Worm, 555; J. Simon, 545; H. Behnke, 244-612; B. Thennes, 561; A. McCarrolI, 215-563; D. Jager, 224-548; C. Behnke, 577. City-- Rowe, 539; V. Johnson, 256- 618; W. Coari, 216-575; J. Stanek. 533; C. Behnke, 565; J. Cristy, 558; D. Schaefer, 546; E. Koch, 213-595; E. Peisert, 531; R. Mailfold, 569. C.O.F. 9:00-- J. Etten, 570; J. Herdrich, 553; G. M. Freund, 574. 7:00 Ladles-- G. Smith, 181-481; L. Funk, 191-475; M. Doherty, 177-437; M. Fuchs, 178-471; M. Wilbrandt, 182-470. 216-541; F. Matthesius, 209- 504; B. Peisert, 552; A. Tonyan, 519; C. Behnke, 205-552; D. Lorch, 203-533. City-- • J. Stanek, 544; V. Johnson, 217-547; H. Meyer, 223-569; M. DeVos, 533; H. Rowe, 532; R. Rode, 214-568. C.OJP\ 9:00-- Steffan, 550; Etten, 211-576; N. B. Freund, 222; Winkel, 534. Wed. Nite Ladies-- E. Conway, 441; E. Justen, 480; E. Hester, 439; M. Kelly, 186-465; N. Larkin, 477; F. Miller, 415; J. Kalk, 422; M. Smith, 438; M. Hettermann, 176-445. Cheerleader 7:00 Ladies-- M. Doherty, 488; M. Wilbrandt, 181-451; G. Smith, 440; L. Michels, 178-478. 9:00 Ladles-- M. Powers, 437; A. Gaulke, 188-472; L. Behnke, 464; T. Steffan, 178-478; L. Paluch, 447; j. French, 430; M. Donnelly, 469. McHenry Co. Women's Classic League (Travelling)-- Won Lost King-Pin - 6 6 McH. Recreation 5 4 Metro-Bowl 4% 4% Edgetown 2% Marion Donnelly, 571; Betty Dahlke 509; Shirley Sutton, 204-492; May Wasberg, 491; Helen Ashbaugh, 489. •}' •$* *}• 'J* 'fr -fl- -fl- -fl--fl- - J- -fli ifr ||| |fl| ^ FOX VALLEY RIDERS The weekly meeting of the Fox Valley Riders came to order at 7:30 a.m. at Jim De- Young's in Crystal Lake. There were pamphlets handed out to all members so they could read all club rules and regulations. These will also be given to new members. The topic of discussion was about leave of absences. There have been several members applying for it without good reason. There will be small monthly dues to be paid by an absentee. Fox Valley Riders M.C. Terri Dodd > , $ DAIRY EXHIBIT DA¥< ' Dairy Exhibit Day is beifig planned to take place in McHenry Thursday, Dec. 11, at Grace Lutheran church, Woodstock, from 10:30 a.m. to 3 pjn. Extension Dairy Specialist J* G. Cash and Extension * Veterinarian Dr. J. R. Pickard wHl $e present to answer questions. PERSONALS MARY LOU WATKINS , One of the Knox college varsity cheerleaders this year is Mary Lou Watkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Watkins of 18 Orchard Beach. The squad leads the cheers at all home football and basketball games. They also serve as t h e e x e c u t i v e b o a r d o f t h e Knox college Pep o'.ub. Mary Lou is a freshman at Knox this year. SERVICE NEWS GOEPPINGEN, GERMANY, Pfc. Duane D. Andreas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Weldon C. Andreas of Ringwood is a member of the 4th armored division in Germany. Andreas, a clerk in the division's 404th Military Police company, entered the Army in June 1957 and received basic training at Fort Hood, Tex. He arrived in Europe last December. BAUMHOLDER, GERMANY (AHTNC) -- Pfc. Donald W. Kraemer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Kraemer, Dunn's Lake, Spring Grove, recently participated with the eighth infantry division's second artillery in annual combat efficiency Army training tests in Germany. Kraemer, a cannoneer in the artillery's Battery D in Baumholder, arrived in Europe last December. He entered the Army in May, 1957, and completed basic training at Fort Riley, Kan. ""T l'l T,' « SHOP IN McHENRY --McHENRY RECREATION-- Business Men-- H. Blake, 227-592; N. Schmaling, 219-571; D. Samuelson, 555; D. Huff, 530; A. Steinsdoerfer, 215. ; McHenry He Rods The Tie Rods meeting of No vember 11 was brought to order at 8 p.m. by the president, Bob Hopp. Jim Wright got the tickets for the party and cost $8.00 Due to circumstances, the club is still looking for a club car. We had George Baumbeck and Norm Tuahe as guests. So far we are doing all right on the preparation for the Skating Party to be held on Dec. 4. The meeting was closed at 8:50 pm. Meeting of November 18th The ticket selling is going pretty fair. They ar£ on sale from every club member and at the rink on Dec. 4. There will be sotge club cars on ex hiblt tanging from 1931 to 1958 We have two possible club cars, a '49 Olds Coupe and a '40 Ford Coupe. Will give more infor mation next article. The meeting was closed at 8:50 p.m. ^' Pete Olson. SHOP IN McHENRY Thursday 9:15-- J. Marsella, 220-587; J. Kalk, 565; S. Buenzli, 212-594; G. Nowak, 540; W. Pries, 537; W. Hojnacki, 226; E. Peisert, 567; 9:00 Ladies-- M. Wells, 480; J. Dillon,462; M. Kinsala, 445; D. Kelsey, 431. Wed. Nite Ladies-- R. Freres, 450; M. Wakitsch, 458; M. Hettermann, 486; M. Smith, 432; T. Meyer, 475; M. Kelly, 443; N. Larkin, 437; C. Boro, 442. ^ --PALACE-- (Last Week) Attention Dealers YOUR LOC^L AUTHORIZED Delco Battery DISTRIBUTE IS North Bridge Marine ANN STREET McHENRY, ILL. See Us or Phone McHenry 7 or 3360 for Delco's Battery Offer Tavern-- Rosing, 570; B. Miller, 213- 534; Jager, 224-541; Steffes, 235-625; B. Worm, 246-644; Dr. Sayler, 555; J. Worm, 553; B. Winters, 553; D. Smith, 211- 572; B. Newman, 582; J. Busch, Frank Justen of Chowchilla, Calif., visited relatives here this week. The Frank Palmer family were in Chicago Tuesday, where they attended the wake of Mrs. H. Ward. Mrs. Frank Freund, Mrs. Robert Green and Miss Mary Kay Schmitt accompanied Mrs. Christine Miller to New Lenox, 111. where she joined Mrs. Irene Shannahan on a trip to Monrovia,' Calif.; for a visit in the home of Mrs. Miller's son, Arthur Miller and family. Miss Frances Hughes, R. N. and a friend from Berwyn were McHenry visitors bver the weekend. Richard Wissell was home from Champaign for a weekend visit with his mother, Mrs. William Wissell. Misses Rena Scheid, Julia, Rose and Margaret Stilling accompanied by Mrs. John J. Scheid of Woodstock were dinner guests in the Christy Burns home in Waukegan, Sunday, and later visited Mrs. Scheid's husband at Downey Veteran's hospital. Walter Warner and daughter, Mrs. Arlene Johns of Elgin, visited McHenry relatives Armistice Day. Mrs. Walter Vogt of Geneva spent a few days last week, with relatives here. George Justen, son Bob, Bob Blake and Harry Unti enjoyed a few days pheasant hunting at Xenia, 111. the past week. The Roland Ekstrom family of Elgin were Sunday visitors in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stoffel. Miss' Virginia Williams, R. N., of Hines hospital spent the past week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williams. The Richard Sedar family of Waukegan were dinner guests in the Fred Bienapfl home Saturday. Out of town folks who attended the meeting of the Writers club at the home of Mrs. Irene Adams Thursday evening included Mrs. Dolores THE NEW DEICO DRY CHARGE DC-7 --for power, price and performance, you can't beat this new battery that sleeps until it's sold and saves its power for you. 6-volt exchange ASK TOUR SERVICE DEALER BECK! 8CENN 1 Mile East of the Skyllm© Drive-In PHONE McMEMR¥ 248® TWINING and! i® FOR ALL BREADS Stud Service • Heated & Unhealed 2£©sinels ° German Shorthair Pups Fo? Sal© Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving SUN BAY MATINEE in© 2 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. A1&P SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 to 4 Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. & Sun. 8 to 11 P.M. T FOR FUN ROLLER RMK McHENRY, ILL. Important new features at no ew$$& cost in thm&59 OEtPER FRONT SCATS WITH MEW ADJUSTABLE 7-POSl- TION BACKS. NEW EXTRA LARGE -BRAKES. 610 CAPACITY COOLING-- SYSTtH. NEWAIR CLEANER FOR LOftO MOTOR LIFE. WINDSH1ELO WASHERS. STILL S189S, P.O ET Burgett, Mrs. June O'Connell, Mrs. Mary Ann Hansen, Miss Loretta McNamee, Warren Lippold, Crystal Lake; Clarence Sparks and Ole Lee, Woodstock; Mrs. Stephanie Waynne, Algonquin. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Borchard have returned to Chicago after a visit with her parents, Mr. ahd Mrs. R. McDaniel. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clark and family and Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson were visitors in the Marion' Messman home in Woodstock, Friday evening, whepe they helped Eddie Messman celebrate his birthday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kennel of Peru, 111. spent the weekend with relatives here and attended the wedding of their niece Miss Arlene Nechbrechi to Robert Bozarth which took place at Transfiguration church, Wauconda Saturday. Misses Lena and Clara Stoffel and Miss Susan Frett visited in the Ch&rles Frett home in Aurora, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frett, old time residents here, celebrated their fiftyninth wedding anniversary Sunday when a reception, plan- ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS Children (U«der 12) 25c Open Dally at 6:40 Continuous Sundays From 8:00 P.M. FREE PARKING - 125 CARS! Tel JAckson 6-1421 60c Adults -- 25c Children THURS - FRI - SAT NOV. 20-21-22 Tho treat Submarine Picture! ^ GLENN FORD ERNEST B0RGNINE 111 TBSMW iEBKMii DEAN MS ' k CiMHnScofa and METR0C010I SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE SUNDAY ONE (1) SHOW ONLY Doors Open 1:00 P.M. Show Starts 1:30 P.M. SUN - MON - TUES NOV. 23-24-25 THAT UDVABLE IAUGH-MAKER OF'NOUME FOR SERGEANTS! MUANTELL Baa ned by. their daughter Miss Helen Frett, was held in Chicago. Jack McCarrolI joined a group of friends on a hunting trip to Michigan the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Adams visited in the Walter Grube hoira in Chicago Saturday. W Mrs. Herb Simon, Mrs. Mary Hetterman, Sandy, Jeannie and Mike, Mrs. Isabelle Thompson, Maribeth and Tommie, were visitors in the James Wagner home in Milton, Wis., Armistice Day. Mrs. William Spencer was a guest in the Robert Kerwin home in Crystal Lake, Saturday evening, where she atter^' ed a family gathering and dinner honoring t her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lucy Peake of Crystal Lake on her eighty-seventh birthday. Tfnrrn Tififwr---- ENDS THURS. "THE CASE OF DR. LAUREMT" AN ADULT MOVIE! FRI - SAT. -- NOV. 21-22 "HIGH SCHOOL HELLCATS" - and "HOT ROD GANG" SUN - MON - TUES NOV. 23-25 ANDY 'No Time for Sergeants' GRIFFITH IS GOOFIN' UP ' in "ONION HEAD" • GENOA T H E A T R E BRownimr 9-6821 Wisconsin's Newest WED. NOV. 26 "MISTER ROBERTS" starring Henry Fonda-James Cagney Wm. Powpll - Jack Lemmon Benefit for the Wauconda Cub Scouts NOW SHOWING: THRU SATURDAY NOV. 19-20-21-22 "ADAM & EVE" starring: Christiane Martel Carlos Baena STARTS: SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY A NOV. 23-24-25 © Lightweight Medium COMEDY "RELUCTANT DEBUTANT" starring: Rex Harrison Kay Kendall COMING SOON "DEflANT ONES'# "TORPEDO RUN" "CAT OM A HOT TIN ROOF" Mc TK 218 S. GREEN ST. PHONE 144 New Fall Policy Sunday Shows Will Start At 3:00 P.M. (If regular feature not suitable for children, a special show for Kiddies will be shown from 3:00 to 5:00.) THURS - FRI SAT -- NOV. 20-21-22 iaiXH L1-G-M PRESENTS GLENN FOH ERNEST BOBBNINE IANE BREWSTER - DEAN JONES • ClMMSCOPI anoOETQOCOlOB Theatre ADDED SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS SUN - MON - TUES -- NOV. 23-24-25 Sunday 5:15, 7:15 and 9:15 Monday, Tuesday 7:00 and 9:00 TSso €@QQ2 Qshqs^'O him nouS, the economy car 405 Elm St. PHONE 2820 McHenry, III. r - CJ B WTOKBKK Onfonhew * _ P®I^ A Special Kiddle Show --SUNDAY MATINEE! 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