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/ Section One -- Page Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, February 24.196B SO I HEAR.. '4k 4' By: Earl Walsh Guess he showed 'em! Rumors floated around that John Looze might be replaced permanently on the bowling team after Betty Clark filled in for him last week. After a few choice words directed at a certain columnist, John set forth to meet the challenge. Whoops! Somebody removed his bowling ball from his locker. It seemed like a joke at first, but gets less funny every day the ball is missing. Well, let's get to the point. Our hero strode to the rack, picked up a ball and rolled a 555 series. Looks like he is back on the team. Herman Kreutzer says Manager Lippy Leo Durocher called him and asked him to get in shape. Seems the Cubs need an experienced catcher. Anybody else for the lineup? Herman gets a bang out of Cassius Clay and his popping off about being classed 1A by the Army. Herman was some sort of champion when boxing was going on at the old Polly Prim across the river, but that didn't keep him out of the rmy. ^Another subject we got into was the two-lane bowling alley operated long years ago above the store now occupied by Ruck's Hardware. Somebody doubted there ever was a bowling alley in that location. Might as well try to convince Herman that the Sox are superior to the Cubs. Now comes word from Paris, France that American men must have their hair styled. No more haircuts. Barbers will be known as hair stylists. They are going to get a real workout trying to style our mop of hair instead of just plain cutting. We saw our Warrior basketball team put up one heck of a good scrap Friday night before bowing to Dundee in overtime. The game was fast and hard fought, but not the kind that brings out booing, especially with officials as the targets. McHenry had too many fouls so lost the game in spite of leading by three in the field goal totals. Moms and Dads of the players were introduced and given numbers. We remarked to Audrey Glosson, "How ya gonna tell the parent without a number?" We wanted like all get out to see our team win the last home game, but did enjoy watching such a close contest. Gene Brooke will tell you how we lost in his report of the game. On" Friday night of this week, the team travels to Barrington with a,, good chance of winding up the season with a victory. WARRIORS DROP OVERTIME GAME TO DUNDEE &3-60. TRAVEL TO MUNDELEIN FOR SATURDAY GAME Warriors On Defense Pictured are Paul Kilday, No. 24, Rich Soda, No. 43, and John Reinboldt No. 30. McHenry didn't play bad defensive ball and lost the Dundee game due to poor scoring. Johnsburf vs„ Alfonq{in For ClasmpiemsiiiB ©f NIA8L The Northern Illinois Amateur Basketball League playoffs began last week. Johnsburg finished second in league play, two games behind Algonquin. In the first two games of the playoffs Johnsburg dumped Dundee 105- 93, and then beat Marengo 94-S4. Ken Laurence led the team in the first victory with 32 points. Don Bcntz netted 23 points against Marengo to lead the team. The final games of the playoffs will be held at Algonquin's Junior High, Feb. 25. At 7:30 p.m. Marengo will take on Woodstock for third place. The championship game between Johnsburg and Algonquin will start at 9:00 p.m. The league standings are: Algonquin 15-- 1 Johnsburg 13-- 3 Cary 10-- 6 Marengo 11-- 6 Richmond 7-- 8 Hampshire . ; vi. . 6^--8 Harvard 4--10 Woodstock 3--11 Dundee 0--16 The top five scorers in the league were: FG FT TP Don Bentz, Jnbg. .. 178 47 403 Ix>ren Miller, *Rhmd. 173 Hans Rokus, Mrgo. . 176 Gary Rud'ski Mrgo. 151 Gary Hobbs, Algn. . 152 45 331 19 371 54 356 46 350 •Johnsburg (91) fg ft tp M. Bentz . . . 9 2 20 K. Laurence . . . 7 1 15 D. Bentz .? . . . 1 1 1 23 B. Oeffling . . . 8 O 19 J. Rourke . . . 5 4 14 L. Smith 1 1 *> Totals . . . 4 1 12 94 Marengo (84) fff ft tp : . . 1 0 3 2:; . . . 2 0 4 Gaylord . . . 1 0 7 27 Rudinski 7 8 22 Samuelson . . . 0 1 1 Albrecht 1 7 Totals . . . 3 2 20 84 YMCA BASKETBALL Johnsburg (105) fff ft tp K. Laurence .. 13 6 32 L. Smith .. 3 2 8 M. Bentz -.. 9 4 22 B. Oeffling .. 10 i 22 J. Rourke .. 7 "• 17 T. OefHing .. 1 2 4 Totals . . 4.", 19 105 Dundee (93) fR ft tp R. Schuring . . 0 6 D. Schuring 1 4 6 Montgomery .. 12 6 30 Botts 2 0 4 2 8 Murphv 7 0 14 Inihoff n 0 4 Thelander 8 :! in Fritz 1 0 2 Total." .. 39 is 9:; The final games of the Lake Region YMCA Boys' Basketball League will rtake place next Tuesday, March 1, at Fox River Grove School at 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. Immediately after the last game trophies will be presented to first and second place winners in the Men's and Boys' Basketball Leagues. On March 1. McHenry Methodist plays St. Paul United Church in the early game and Ringwod Methodist plays Cary Methodist in the late game. In recent Boys' League games St. Paul's United edged St. Barnabas Lutheran 40 to 34 while McHenry Methodist won easilyover Cary Methodist 77 to 25. In Men's League play Crystal Lake Methodist tied for second place with Fox River Grove Methodist by beating them 54 to 47 and St. Thomas Catholic rolled over McHenry Baptist 52 to 22. Boys' League Standings Won Lost St. Paul's United 6 0 Ringwood Methodist 5 1 McHenry Methodist 4 3 St. Barnabas Luth 1 6 Cary Methodist 0 6 Men's League Standings Won Lost McHenry tried desperately to finish conference play with a victory against Dundee Friday night but lost in overtime 63-60. Although the Warriors trailed at half time, they lead Dundee at the end of the first and third periods. With seconds to go. the Warriors trailed by 4 points. However, McHenry managed to steal the ball twice and scored both times knotting the score. Dundee took the ball out with thirty seconds left and waited until there were only six seconds left before attempting what they hoped would be the winning shot. The attempt was close but didn't go in and the game went into overtime. McHenry couldn't score in the extra period while Dundee netted three points. The win Vvas Dundee's fifth in conference play. McHenry finished in last place in conference play beating only North Chicago, the conference cha^pps. The Warriors scored well from the field - in fact McHenry hit 26 field goals while Dundee sank only 23. However, the Cardunals had a 17-8 free throw advantage. Tom Evans led the Warrior attack. Evans connected on seven fieldgoals and two charity tosses for 16 points. John Reinbold followed Evans with 12 points. Soda netted 10, Kilday and Camasta contributed 8, and Phil Schmike had 4 points. The Warriors committed too many fouls. Four Warriors fouled out and as a team, McHenry allowed Dundee at least 27 attempts at the charity line. McHenry didn't have a successful 'season, but all of the regulars, with the exception of Rich Soda, will be back next year. Perhaps Warrior fans will be treated to a winning season then. Another game has been scheduled for the Warriors this Saturday afternoon, at 2:00 p.m. McHenry will play Mundelein. The St. Thomas Catholic .... 6 Crystal Lake Mcth 4 1 We entered a contest to win a new car and wound up with a first aid manual as our prize. Paul Morenz seems to have come into his own at Wisconsin since he has been used more in the games. His sharp outshooting in the Northwestern game, where he led the team in scoring, drew favorable comments. "Red" Winkel thinks it is about time for the big time sports pages to give us some baseball news. We agree. ENROLLS IN COLLEGE Nancy Kathleen Howe, 7318 W. Rt. 120, McHenry, is enrolled as a sophomore student at Wheaton college for the second semester of the 1965-66 academic year. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Howe, she is a graduate of McHenry high school. McHenry Recreation Commercial -- 2-14 V. Conrad, 5S6; H. Wohlert, 586: K. Brieschke, 584; F. Mathesius, 571; G. Visconti, 564; J. McGee, 561; H. Rothering. 561; V. Johnson, 559; E. Steadman, 557; T. Kaminski. 545; D. Samuelson, 510; D. Mercure, 532; R. Schmuh!, 526: C. Green, 512; J. Saville, 510; R. Garrelts, 509; T. Schaefer, 500. To m use llo's T.N.T. League - - 2-17 C. May, 52S; M. Hettermann, 510; I. Stilling, 502; J. Mortimer, 499; M. Prokup, 491; J. Kennebeck. 474; P. Weber, 472; ! V. Smi'h. 465: E. Mangold. 461; ; B. Hettermann, 155; L. Smith, j 456. ! McHenry Recreation ! Wed. Nite Mixed . 2-16 j R. P.ujack, Jr.. 539: C. Wall- ; win, 539: M. Schwanki. 538; T. j Oeffling, 53»i: II. Steege, 535; G. | Dehlee, 521; F. Hannemann, i 509; E. Crane, 500. McHenry Baptist 0 N®.: Star i©§Ss Team Chosen All SI The following is the list of North Suburban Conference All Star Basketball Team. Name School Dennis Desmond Crystal Lake Bob Edwards Crystal Lake Ron Phenning Libertyvillo Richard Soda McHenry P.ufus Woods North Chicago Rob Berebom Barvington Lamar Sims North Chicago .Tim Johnson Woodstock J i m M c K e n z i e D u n d e e Johnnie Johnson North Chicago C.O.F. Basketball Tournament At MCHS, Feb, 27 • <5 The ever popular C.O.F. state basketball tournament swings into action in the MCHS gym next Sunday, Feb. 27th. This is the 20th annual tournament sponsored by the Foresters. Members of the State Court must like McHenry - and well they may. They come back to McHenry year after year with full realization that the event will be ably and efficiently handled. Past tournaments have attracted people of all ages as many look forward to this annual attraction. Added entertainment has been a feature each year. Next Sunday Charles Jacobson will be at the organ between all games. On Sunday, March. 13, the Fire R:>11 "8" wiil perform in their first appearance in the world of entertainment. On the final date, the Foresters will also name a 15-man, 20-year All-Star hall of fame team. Fans will want to see this group trot out on the floor. Schedule February 27 12:00 P.M. -- St. Gregory No. 1 vs. McH°nry No. 2 - 6th Grade Division. 12:45 P.M. -- Johnsburg No. 2 vs. St. Mary's Chicago, - Heavies Division. 2:00 P.M. -- Johnsburg vs. St. Gregory, Ranger Division 3:00 P.M. -- McHenry No. 1 vs. Aurora, 6th Grade Division. 3:45 P.M. -- St. Gregory vs. Johnsburg, Senior Division 5:00 P.M. West Brooklyn vs. Aurora. Ranger Division. 5:45 P.M. - McHenry No. 3 vs. Aurora, 8th Grade Division. 6:30 P.M. -- St. Gregory No. 1 vs. McHenry No. 2, 8th Grade Division. 7:30 P M. McHenry vs. St. Ci'^g.iry. Heavies Division game will be played at Mundelein. Dundee (63) b.ft.pf McK'ie 4 2 2 Lange 2 0 1 Schwartz 0 2 1 Schu'er 0 2 1 McKe'ie 5 12 Szalisi 9 7 3 Etzel 3 3 2 Totals 23 17 12 McHenry (60) b ft pf Rein'dt 5 2 5 Soda 4 2 5 Sch'ke 1 2. 4 Kilday 4 0 5 Cam'ta 4 0 1 Evans 7. 2 5 Loss'nn 1 0 2 Totals i... 26 8 27 Duridee 10 24 13 13 3--63 McHenry .... 13 19 18 10 0--60 North Suburban Varsity W.L Pts North Chicago 12 1 904 Libertyville 9 5 908 Crystal Lake 9 4 917 Barrington 8 5 781 Woodstock 5 8 798 Dundee 5 9 779 Zion-Benton 3 10 728 McHenry 2 11 786 Regional Crystal F®fe. 28 - ir. 2 Tickets for the Regional Tournament game between McHenry and Elgin will be on sale at the High School office next week, Monday. February 28; Tuesday, March If and Wednesday, March 2, untjl>12 o'clock. If McHenry beats Elgin on Wednesday night, tickets for the next game will- go on sale Thursday morning at the High School office and will remain on sale until 3 o'clock, Thursday afternoon. We will be playing the winner of the Larkin-Woodstock game at 8:30, Thursday night. Playing Schedule for Regional at Crystal Lake Tuesday, March 1 -- 7:00 Crystal Lake vs. Crown 8:30 Marian vs. District Winner Wednesday, March 2 - 7<00 Larkin vs. Woodstock ^:30 Elgin vs. McHenry l^g"hursday, March 3 -- f:00 Winner of Tuesday's First Game vs. Winner of Tuesday's Second Game 8:30 Winner of Wednesday's ^ -f First Game vs. Winner of ! * Wednesday's Second Game Friday, March 4 -- 8:00 Thursday's Winners HIGH TEAM SERIES BUSS FORD McDONALD'S R-PLACE V.F.W. HIGH TEAM GAME BIMBO'S No. 1 BUSS FORD NORTH BRIDGE V.F.W. HIGH IND. SERIES E. SCHAEFER T. GETNER E. BUSS R. PEISERT HIGH IND. GAME J. DORAN E. BUSS E. SCHAEFER F. MATTHESIUS HIGH TEN AVERAGES 2996 2986 2963 2953 1089 1065 1058 1057 634 633 626 620 265 256 255 244 G Av. E. SCHAEFER 66 186 E. BUSS 50 131 R. PEISERT 66 179 D. LORCII 54 178 T. REBEL 51 176 J. HEARD 66 173 R. KICK 63 171 S. SLONINA 66 170 L. CONSAGO 62 170 N. SCHMALING 66 169 R. WALINSKI 66 369 J. DORAN 66 169 SHOP IN McHE V1 RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of Skyline DTive-In PHONE 385-2436 BOARDING AND TRAINING Obedience -- Hunting and Retrieving (Large Heated Kennels) -- GROOMING -- 1 Shop In McHenry TICKETS AND RESERVATIONS for AIR PLANTS - RAILROADS STEAMSHIPS - CRUISES TOl'RS - HOTELS I'-DRIVE CARS Save Time and IMionr Calls your au!hori>:.'(l hivel agent CHAIN-Q-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 \V. Elm St. ^ I CTfi McHenry ^ sft8^ ill ^ 385-7500 (No Charge for our service) Like Basketball? COME TO THE 20th ANNUAL C. O. F. STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Feb. 27, IMbrch 6 & March 13 Games Start 12 Noon. Each Sunday & Teams In All Age Groups At McHenry High School Gym Attend All 3 Days for a $2.00 Pass CHARLES JACOBSON at the Organ n WARRIOR CHAMPS JIM LAURSEN Jim Laursen won the Conference Championship at Zion and the District Championship at Barrington. Jim wrestled at 165 pounds. He is only a sophomore and with his strength should be tough as he gets more varsity experience. TOM DOUGHERTY Fighting among the heavyweights is Warrior Tom Dougherty. Tom's chances of i conf e r e n c e c h a m p i o n s h i p w e r e slim with State Champion, Tony Geske heading the Conference. However, as a Junior, Tom did win the District at Barrington. He is one of our most reliable wrestlers. CARLPERRINO Carl Perrino, Junior, 133 pound grappler, won the Nofth Suburban Championship. CasT took second place at the Barrington district. HANDICAPPED T0BI DEDBY ADVISORY GROUP Special Education District Program Based On Study ^ A special seven-person advisory committee has been named by Richard L. Tazewell, county superintendent of schools, in compliance with legislation passed by the last General Assembly. The Special Education Advisory committee, as it is called in the legislation, has the responsibility of developing a plan to help handicapped children receive "a good education." "McHenry county education leaders took steps before the adoption of this law to help handicapped children with the establishment of the Special Education district," said Tazewell today. "This new committee will build on the research and study already conducted to establish the Special Education District program. Much remains to be done to help these special youngsters." Tazewell said he expects the new Special Education board of the Special Education district to work closely together. The Special Education Advisory committee must make a report to the state Superintendent of Public Instruction by July. 1, 1967. On this newly formed Special Education Advisory committee are Mrs. May Chesak, Huntley; Leon J. Lundahl, Crystal Lake; James Hecht, Woodstock; Robert Popenhagen, Alden-Hebron the Rev. Eugene Baumhofer, McHenry; Earl L. Morgan, Marengo; and. William E. „Camp. Harvard. Planning should consider many types of services, not limited to the concept of special classrooms, Tazewell said in discussing the committee's assignment. The law provides in some categories for educational services to children as young as three and as old as 21. Types of handicaps vary, but some categories may be described. Those the committee are asked to look for include speech, socially maladjusted, educable mentally handicapped, learning disorders, emotionally disturbed, physically handicapped - at home or in hospital; trainable | mentally handicapped, deaf, partially sighted, multiply handicapped, and blind. A 1962 survey by a state advisory council shows the number of children with exceptionally in McHenry county as follows: Physical, 29; speech, 499; hearing, 9; blind, 1; partially seing, 3; socially maladjusted, Irish Win Two More Games It seemed as though the Irish had lost their momentum after losing two out of four games last weekend. But this weekend was a different story as the Irish came roaring back to take two more. In their first game Sunday the fine shooting of Blenner Merkel, and Lafontaine was the prime factor of their twentyfirst victory against St. Raymond, 51-32. In their second game Sunday and of the Diocesan Tournament, they played St. Mary's of Dekalb who put up a good fight as the Irish held off a rally late in the fourth quarter, but winning 43-34. Now the invincible Irish play two tournament games Sunday, the first for a place and the second for a trophy. Irish scorers were: Blenner. high scorer with 30; followed by Merkel, 17; Lafontaine, 16; Larkin, 14; Ringelstetter, 13; Elliot, 2 and Stilling, 2. McHENRY 1204 Gr. Ph. 385-01441 -- Matinee Only -- Sat. 2 p.m. - Sunday 3 p.m. ALL SEATS 50c fAnlASlK WQRiS M m ' ! V. THE MILLER I HE AIRE PHONE 358-003Z WOODSTOCK NOW SHOWING Doris Day 'DO NOT DISTURB' -- and -- Frankic Randall "WILD ON THE BEACH" STARTS SUNDAY Vincent Price Frankie Avalon "DR. GOLDFOOT AND THE BIKINI MACHINE" tfCfWf&to know'* & ' STOPPING A CAR'S ENGINE BEFORE IT WARMS UP IS A MAJOR CAUSE OF ENGINE REPAIR. It's those 2-minute drives to the store that cause the trouble, because your 'car engine can't really get warmed up. Unburned gasoline, trapped in the cylinder chambers, runs into the crankcase oil, increasing sludge deposits and hastening the need for engine overhaul. It also pays to know how you can benefit by insuring your car with State Farm Mutual. Call me today! ROBERT J. CONWAY 3315 W. Elm St. McHenry, 111. Phone 385-5285 STATE FARM Mutual Automobile Insurance Company ' Home Office: Bloominglon, Illinois 93; trainable mentally handicapped, 26; educable mentally" handicapped, 129; and multiply . handicapped, 73. The committee will study the number of births and bifffiT trends in setting up a program. Births in McHenry county in • 1961 totaled 2,109. In 1964 total was 2, 042 and the number has hovered around 2,000 th<? past several years. NOTICE VEHICLE LICENSES The last day to purchase • 1966 City Vehicle Licences without penalty is Monday, Feb. 28. City of McHenry 2-24-66 Read the Classifieds Your Ticket To Spring And Summer Fun! CHICA60 NATIONAL mm TRAVELIM OUTDOORS iSHJBI McCORM PLACE mjmmxmt.. > and JUMEVAIU -,- 5 thru FRI. - SAT., FEB. 25 - 26 2 Shows 7-9 p.m. VrEeHNiCOLOR""",',',': UNITED ARTItTty (Technicolor) SUNDAY - WEDNESDAY FEB. 27 - MARCH 2 Sunday 5:30 - 7:30 Weekdays 8 p.m. Paul Ford Connie Stevens Maureen O'Sullivan Jim Hut ton m \sSZ TECHNICOLOR*' PANAVISION* FROM WARNER BfX& THUR. - FRI., MAR. 3 - 4 Bringing it back for 2 days only! Lee Marvin "CAT BALLOU" STARTS MARCH 5 for 6 days •" Richard Burton "SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD"