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Thursday, December 4. 1956. TltE McHENRY PLAINDEALER X Hall of Faine - - - 0i<! you ever dream of bowiing a 600 series? Many never reach that charmed circle. And, how many could ever be carried away to the extent of a wOO series? That's too much. This week we are proud to report that Jack Justen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Justen; hit a 710 series with games of 216-257-237 at McHenry Recreation. Not many can stand the pressure in that' third game with a bigf series going. We join many bowlers and friends in congratulations. Basketball fans saw some real sharp scoring as McHenry beat Libertyville here last week. The story on the game is by Ron Smith, who gives you shooting averages that seem farit&stic. The Warriors went into their usual third quarter tailspin and Qlave set the old time fans to figuring. Maybe our boys don't thrive on that half time rest period. So far it hasn't been too much of a worry because they have plenty left for that fourth quarter stretch drive. We are always wondering where the big fellows are when our basketball squad is listed. fiis year we have our eye on fine young fellow named Bob Vaupell. Bob is listed at 6'- 3M>" and may not have reached his full height. Every restaurant proprietor is familiar with the patron who asks that the beefsteak leavings be put in a b»g "for the Dog." Word reaches us that when & happened on a recent occasion, the small boy in the family spoke up in a shrill and excited voice: "Oh, boy, we gonna get a dog?" Frank Kempfer, who specializes in growing vegetables bigger than John Dreymiller's flowers, is planning a special diet for us. First one is a parsley sandwich. He explains? that 'fbu place that nice green parsley between two thin slices of dry toast and pretend you are eating a steak sandwich. Boy, doesn't that make your mouth water! The Warrior varsity cagers beat Wauconda 77 to 48 Tuesday night while the Frosh- Sophs won 55 to 27. Don Bentz l^as held out of the game due ro a heavy cold. Jack Schaefer was high point man with 13. On the sad side, we have to report that John Steinbach will be lost to the team for a couple of weeks due to an injured ankle. DAILY PINUPS A smile is a gift that is generally returned with intei- Love is a short word but "every letter has a special meaning. A gay blade is a sharp character never too dull to cut capers. Holiday green: ivings. Christmas A question which drives a ^woman berserk is, "Are you ea house-wife or do you work?" K Anonymous TWO HUNDRED WILL SKATE FOR HONORS AT "JUST FOR FUN" ^Entries from two hundred fftaters who will compete for the dance championship of five states at the Just For Fun Roller Rink in McHenry Sunday, Dec. 7th, have been received by the McHenry Roller Skating Club. Competitors from Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan have been invited to compete by the McHenry poller Skating Club for the Various dance divisions of the United States Amateur Roller Skating Association. Divisions range from Juvenile to Veterans with seven dances being skated. Trophies will be awarded to first, second ^nd third place winners in each fevent and will be on display at the Just For Fun rink prior to and during tgie competition. mis is "the first-- annual meets to be held by the McHenry Roller Skating club. The meet is open to the public for which a small admission will be charged to defray competition costs. Doors open at 8:00 a.m. This meet is sanctioned by the^USARSA which is govern* ed by the Olympic rules and regulations. FULTON FIVE IS RB> HOT M WIN OVERWLDCATS Cajthaml Scores 27 As Team Beats .Libertyville 86-79 By RON SMITH Cliff Fulton's "Go-Go" Warriors lived up to their nickname in fine style on Thanksgiving Eve as they defeated a speedy and aggressive Wildcat team from Libertyville 86- 79 in a game which kept fans on edge from start to finish. The victory enabled McHenry to take over first place in the N o r t h S u b u r b a n a l o n g w i t h Zioh and Barrington who defeated Crystal Lake and Woodstock respectively. It was an exciting contest right from the outset. The Warriors were hot in that first quarter and built up a 14-6 lead, but Libertyville bounced right back to make it 22-20 at the end of the quarter. McHenry's Cajthaml hit for 11 points in this period and little Max Sanders of Libertyville contributed 9 -- 7 on free throws. The second period saw the Warriors outscore the Wild cats by a 20-14 margin and hold a 42-34 lead at the half. We shot 43.99r in this half to our opponent's 32.5^. That Third Period As usual, they practically ran us off the floor in the third quarter again and secured a 26-16 r^iargin in that period. This made the score after three periods: Libertyville 60, McHenry 58. The lead changed hands several times during this spree until we bounced back in the 4th quarter to win the contest 86-79. This has been one pleasing change from last year's team because this season we have the ability and stamina to take charge in that final period--something which we definitely lacked last year. Fulton's chargers shot an amazing 50% the second half while the Libertyville team shot an even better 51.4%. You can imagine the rate that basketballs were flying through that hoop. Another interesting factor after 3 games is that the Warriors are averaging 82 points a game to their opponents' 64. This seems to indicate an excellent offense and a somewhat porous defense. Libertyville must be given plenty of credit for their hustle and determination. This was also their first defeat of the 1958 season. Though lacking in height just as we are, their fine out-shooting and ball handling kept them in the game up to the closing minutes. Three of their starters accounted for 63 points, an amazing feat in high school play. Kellogg, who fouled out, had 22, Sanders had 21, and Nicholas contributed 20 to the losing cause. Johns, their highly rated center, was held to 8 points. A1 Cajthaml was high scorer for the second straight game as he hit for 27 points, our individual high for the season. Al's jump shots were accurate and he also had some beautiful drive-ins. He also had 8 assists. Matt Eichinger scored 18 points and led the team in assists and recoveries with 10 and 5 respectively. Matt has been the team's most consistent scorer thus far as he has hit in double figures in each of the 3 gamfes. Steinbach Takes Charge John Steinbach is credited with pulling the team together in that drastic third period and at the beginning of the 4th quarter. John scored 17 points in that second half and sank 7 of 10 field goal attempts for an incredible 70%. Don Bentz made 14 points (some on beautifully executed lay-ups) and pulled in 24 rebounds, his personal high for the season and more, than half of the entire team total. It was another great team performance and it is hoped this will be consistent throughout the year. One thing in w h i c h L i b e r t y v i l l e d i f f e r e d from other teams we have played was their ability to run just as we do and to keep up to our type of game. Wauconda came to town Tuesday night (Dec. 2) for a n o n - c o n f e r e n c e b a t t l e , a f t e r which McHenry will travel to Crystal Lake on Saturday, Dec. 6 to invade the battlegrounds of Coach Menke's Tigers. Crystal Lake has lost three straight so far which seems to indicate that they are weaker than usual. However, they are always rugged, especially agai ist McHenry, and they still retain the conference's leading scorer. John Hess, from last year. It's been quite a while since WP defeated Crystal Lake and wo hope this year's team has the power and know-how to do it. Let's have a lot of hometown fans out to back the team at Crystal Lake Saturday, December 6. Box Score: McHenry (86) SWANI AMATEUR ! DICK STILLING IS HP1HILUI1 CHOSEN. HONORARY RADIO CLUB HAS CO-CAPTAIN AT NIU DONATED BOOKS Available In High Schools And Pubtife Libraries In Area Halfback Ron Hansen of West Chicago and linebacker Dick Stilling of McHenry, both seniors, were voted, honorary co-captains for the past season at Northern Illinois University. Hansen and Stilling have shared co-captain duties throughout the season on a game-by-game For a better acquaintance-j basis. Hansen handled of fenship with amateur radio, /the sive responsibilities and Stilling Southern Wisconsin and North-1 took over on defense. em Illinois Amateur Radio j Stilling is the son of Mr. club has donated a book to all! and Mi s. Albert Stilling of high school and public libraries | 436 N. Riverside Drive in Mcin towns comprising their mem-, Henry. Playing defense for the bership. \, Huskies, Dick was a sparkplug The book is entitled, "So and an outstanding player for You Want To Be A Ham". It the 1958 team. is an elementary explanation A product of MfcHenry High of amateur radio, its equip- School, he will earn his third ment, and facets of operation. vsrsity football letter at NIU The SWANI club became this year. While at McHenry, aware that this information earned three, letters in.E. Koenemann, 477; L. Miller, was not readily available' and football, two in basketball, one j 184-471; R. Simon, 443; M. if a person did not already in wrestling and two in golf. SulOk, 425; F. Kuna. 393; M. know a ham, he had a hard ' He received all-conference hori- j Elshoff. 342; P. Greene, 435; time finding out about it. ors ar|d honorable mention on | m. Kuna, 394; D.- Scherzet', Also many students and adults all-state football team. At i 358; h. Solchenberaier; 399; C. thought that the knowledg-e NIU he is majoring in physical | Wagner, 335; S. Covalt, .396: necessary for obtaining a lie- education and minoring in bio-j Railroads: D. Cusack. 5-8-1(1; Elaine Justen boosted the Blatz Girls to a series sweep last Wednesday at the Palace with a neat 552 series. Lu Braidman's 234 game with th^ C.D. of A. draws special mention Lu helped her game b>$ picking up a 6-7-10 sparev T. ^Tpankuch. with a 110 average, bounced up with a 170-467 and J. Wiles showed em how to handle a 3-7 rail. Both were with the. C.D. of A. McHenry Recreation Nite Owls. -- E. Klapperich, 179-462; P. DeVoss, 188-450; J. Rosing, 439; A. Grosso, 449; N. Bowman, 439: C. Oilman. 185-161; L. Braidman, 234-510; M. Thenlies, 169-447: B. Schmaling, 155- 385; B. O'Brien, 185;-C. Freund, 420; M. Martin, 110; D. Stoffel, 433; T. Spankuch, 170-467; M. Fuchs, 195-465; A. Gaulke, 462; B. Rourke, 181-416; E. Buss, 169-463. Railroads: J. Wiles, 3-7. Tnes. Thirty-Xiners (la§t week) L. Cairns, 434; N. Justen. 392; B. Mackinder, 398; -D. Freund, 184-465. Tues. Nite Playboys -- A. Otto, 222-586; S Bue.17.li. 211-541; P. Doherty, 537; L Consago, 218-536; A. Phannenstill, 204-527; R. Weyland. 200 Business Men R. Weyland, 548; D. Samuelson, 539; R. Highight, 581; R. Becker, 210-522; Huff, 546; B. Scheid, 216-548; R. Stilling, 528. Palace • City -- Cristy, 206-534; B. Long, 233- 567; A. Blake, 531; J. Wiser, 224; E. Koch. 546. Tavern -- J. Simon, 533; A. Scha'efer 530; W. Low, 554; K. Brand, 519: D. Lorch, 544; A. McCarroll, 214-580; B. Popelka, 550; B. Brand. 566; B. Breinnan, 518; F. Matthcsius, 522; V. i Weylanql. 526; Newmaii 208- , 446. ense was beyond their scope logical sciences and they did not investigate further. The defense department, armed forces, and industry are aware that amateur radio is an introduction and training ground for electronic specialists and scientists. By donat- i ^ ing these books the SWANI 1 club is aiding in that development in this hrea. A preface is fastened inside the cover of each book giving the names of the amateurs residing in the local communities. These hams invite any inquiry and will gladly give any additional information. The club members have already aided many in securing their F.C.C. licenses and are always willing to assist others. 5-7: E. Rand. 6-10-7; H. Scherzer. 2-7: A. Groh, 4-7-10. Gutter Queens -- (last week) M. McKim, 186. (Th's week) D. Dowe, 482: M. McKim. 204." Railroads: C. Ketchum, 5-10; 4-6-10; L. Turbush, 5-7-8; D. Whaples. 5-10. Tues. Thirty-Niners -- C. Antonson. 439; M. E<n J spar, 407: p. Mackinder, 178- ! 432; D. Freund, 444; D. Rogers, 391; L. Crouch, 187-471; Last week-end found us in j D Overton, 457; E. Modinger, Cairo, Illinois. We made the 182-481; C. Rosing. 464; M. trip with three friends, all of! Adaitas, 397; R. Smith, 409; C us trying to visualize the shoot-, Freund, 419: H. Busch, 176. ing at the "Goose Capitol of Railroads: C. Antonson, 4-10 the World". Well, all the stories we had heard were true. It is hard to believe that a |illlIlllll!lllllitllllll1!l!|ll!||l!tlll|!ll|ll||l|IMl|l|i|<llti|'l|i|||ll <> Outdoors IH'Ml By Jack Waisti IHIIIrl 11 n 1111'HIti l i t 11 liH t'Hilil 11 Wed. Nite Foresters -- J. Herdrich, 245-595; G. Rodenkirch, 588; F. Meyer, 213- 558; J. Etten. 557; D. Weber 553; B. Klapperich, 549; B. Long, 221-545: J. Wagner, 222- 531; L. Thennes, 527; T. Pitzen. 202-503; .D. Michaels, 500; A. Weingart, 204. Monday 7:00 -- P. May. 550; H. Blake. 212; R. Gilliford, 202; A.-Brink, 213- 535; G. Viseoynti, 223: L. Nimsgern, 211; J. Stilling, 203-537; O. Grafner, 212: If. Lottchea, 213-549; R. Garrelts, 203; R. Kuna. 208; R. Pries. 201-545; J. Justen, 216-257-237-710; L. Thennes, 548: J. Lonze, 200- 530; R. Miller, 222; T. Wiles. 545; R. Wiegman, 206-564. C.O.F. 9:00 t- A. Schaefer. 205-567;, E. Freund. 522. " 7:00 C.O.F. -- B. Kreutzer, 531; p. Fredrick s, 207. '9:00 Ladies -- i L. Paluch, 189-478; J. Dillon, I 430; M. Powers, 178-468; A. I Gaulke, 431; T. Steffan, 192- 453. 7:00 Ladies -- M. Doherty, 207-52% L. Burns, 447; B. Smith, 43jB; M. Wilbrandt, 441; A. GIbsson, 212-500; J Doherty, 4&; G. Smith, 189-484. (Continued on page 5) ELM THEATRE Tel. JAckson 6-1421 Wauconda* QL FREE PARKING -- 125 CARS ADULTS -- 60c CHILDREN UNDER 12 -j. 25c OPEN DAILY 6:40 P.M. WEDNESDAY thru TUESDAY DEC. 3-4-5-6-7-8-9 D. of A. - C. Wagner. 152-395; J. Dris- FROSH-SOPHS WIN 56 TO 51 THRILLER FROM LIBERTYVILLE FG FT PF TP MILLER Cajthaml Creighton Bentz Vycital Steinbach Eichinger Libertyville: Nicholas Bohl Sanders Johns Proctor Denzel Kellogg Hill Quarters: McHenry Libertyville 13 1 6 4 7 7 38 (79) 9 0 5 4 2 1 11 0 32 1 0. 2 0 3 4 10 2 2 11 0 0 0 0 .0 15 4 3 1 2 2 2 ,14 2 1 3 3 2 1 1 1 14 27 2 14 8 17 18 86 20 2 21 8 4 2 22 0 79 22-20-16-28--86 20-14-26-19--79 Lake Region Sports Car Club Tempers get hot when temperatures get cold Watch them blow their tops on winter mornings when their cars won't start. Play it safe with a new Delco Dry Charge battery, sold factory-fresh to you. You'll save money, get more power and performance. Results of The Nonsence Rallye held by the Lake Region Sports Car Club in November: 1st, Don Jenerick, driver; Dick Anderson, navigator. 2nd, John Bogardus. driver; Roger Presterman, navigator. 3rd, Joseph Hayden, driver; Alice Hayden, navigator. The McHenry Frosh-Soph basketball team came out of a first half tie to forge ahead in the third quarter, then ward off a Libertyville drive for a thrilling 56-51 victory here last xce fishing has started and Wednesday night. Channel Lake, Pistakee Lake The visitors outscored Mc- and some of the others in the H e n r y f r o m t h e f l o o r , h u t s a w " " C h a i n " w e r e y i e l d i n g g o o d the young Warriors drop in 22, catches of bluegills over the free throws out of 32 attempts ! week-end. The ice is pretty twenty or thirty acre grass j C°H> 156: L. Diedrich, 161-419; field could be so covered with a flock Of feeding geese that one could hardly see the grass. Seeing is believing. There were approximately two million geese on the Horseshoe Lake Refuge and enough of them came over our pits and into our decoys to make j the trip a complete success. The visitors hit 11 of 18 from the free throw line. McHenry B FT P Reid 0 0 1 Miller 0 0 0 Samen 1 2 2 Adams 1 2 2 Vaupell 5 6 0 Meyer 5 10 1 Creighton, T. 1 3 2 Swanson 1 1 1 17 22 12 Libertyville: R FT P Minehart l 0 3 Joerger "3 2 5 White 2 2 5 Andreson 4 0 3 Fort 3 6 2 Menter 7 1 3 20 11 21 Soore by Quarters: Libertyville 6 19 7 19 51 McHenry 10 15 16 15 56 BREAKS ARM James Busch suffered a broken arm when scaffolding broke and he fell while at work in McHenry last week Wednesday. 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE McHENRY 2486 fiAINING and HOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS Stud Service • Heated & Unhealed Kannels * Gemsan Shorihair Pups Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving soft in places and with Wednesday's rain it may become too soft to walk on. So, when walking on ice you are unsure of, always poke into it with the chopper. Illinois shotgun deer hunters killed 2,630 deer this year. This does not include the number of deer killed by landowners and bow hunters. This is a bigger kill than last year and we think Illinois will have deer season pgain next year. Many scientists have quit wondering how old the earth is and have begun pondering how much older it will get. 8HOP IN McHENRY FRI - SAT -- DEC. 5-6 Hugh "Wyatt Earp" O'Brian In A New Type Horror Western "THE FIEND THAT WALKED THE WEST" Plus "WOLF DOG" SUN - MON - TUES DEC. 7-8-9 The Story Of The HARD-FIGHTING HARD LOVIN' U.S. MARINES "IN LOVE AND WAR" Color & CinemaScope Rob't Wagner • Dana Wynter Jeffrey Hunter • Hope Lange Bradford Dillman Sheree North and Featuring FRANCE NUYEN STARTS WED DEC. 10 "TARAWA BEACHHEAD" "APACHE TERRITORY" SUNDAY HATINIi SKATIMS 2 P.M. fto 4:30 P.M. Also SATURDAY MATINEE 1:30 to 4 Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. 8c Sun. 8 to 11 P.M. 1ST FOR FIN R RINK McHENRY, ILL. THE GREATEST EVENT IN MOTION PPII<C TURE HISTORY I "INE mum mXUtfiMCTUIE IHAVSEVIK SBNr-Wofta? "A nua OP emsNT and aassm NAGmtcBKEr-ufe CECILEDEMILLE'S PRODUCTION lUlfcll GDMMJINDMiHIS CHARLTON , .VOL . . • fMHL COWARD & HE5T0N • 8RYNNER • BAXTER- ROBINSON YVONNt DEBRA JOHN DE CARLO-PAGET-DEREK SlRCCDRlC NINA . MARTHA JUDITH VlNCtMI HARDWICKE • FOCH • SCOTT'ANDERSON • PRlQf »-i« *• --• w ACNWS MCKCNUC • JISH i (ASHY, jt • JACK GAS153 • rotate n. ram ^-*.1 ..|fV TSXifm * TECHNlOQLOSf ^ One Show Each Weekday at 7:30 Two Shows Sunday - 2:30 & 7:30 SPECIAL SATURDAY MATINEE DEC. 6 Abbott & Costello "GO TO MAB3" 'All Seats 25c Show Starts at 1:30 WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY DEC. 10 & 11 THAT CERTAIN SMILE" McHenry Theatre 218 S. GREEN ST. PHONE 144 Mew MS P«lief Sunday Showa Will Siart Ait 3:00 PJf. (If regular feature not suitable for children, a special show for Kiddies will be shown from 3:00 to 5:00.) $1595 and up 6-VOLT EXCHANGE Ask your regular service dealer for the battery ^ tnat caff t get olf before Ifssold Attention Dealers YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR is Bridie Marine ANN STREET. .MCHENRY, ILL. See Us or Phone McHenry 7 or 3360 for Delco's Battery Offer That stands tot a Jewel a place Food Store . • where sheWes and floors are scrubbed daW- Llkc you. Jewel believe8 that Food and Cleanliness "SO hand in hand! WATCH FOR THE GRAND OPENING OF YOUR NEW JEWEL 313W.lini, THURSDAY -- FRIDAY -- SATURDAY -- DEC. 4-5-6 IN THE ROLE THAT FITS HIM LIKE A GUN FITS A HOLSTER! moMtuK QMK Added Short Subjects SUNDAY -- MONDAY -- TUESDAY DEC. 7-8H9: /OU'LL MEET HERAT THER0U6HEST PARTIES IN TOWN) ROBERT TAYLOR• CVD CHARISSE-LEE I. COBB ^ mmm • AEuntff ftgncnoi SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE! SUNDAY, DEC. 7 -- 3 TO 5 P.M. RED SKELTON in "PURI IT PIGEON No I ii 3 COLOR CARTOONS Also, Chapter No. 4 of Serial 'ZORRO'S BLACK WHIP** WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY -- DEC 10 ft 11 * "Another Time, Another Lana Turner -- Barry Sullivan -- Glynis Johns Added ^ • .' SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS '