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- ^ *WWM i •% '. «j. f >«*, •* , ;*<r~ ^4?f^^^r^igpyTT '^-\*« £jp *kC^:'^T ?'%£, v*v*v v, i^y.~*;< i;', ^^-\-\p/y-v'\-v,'.;• y ^ ihk McHfakY rtiAlHDKAttt -i .'%, . <. k!- Thursday, March 16,71950 THE HOWARDS CATCH BIG ONES SO I by EARL R. WALSH •w **Has anybody Tiere seen Kelly?" It's tomorrow you'll be seein' the Jtellys and all the "Micks" in all tlWlr glory..',' : ••;, / it's St. Patrick's bay-^tjie:: one day of the year when we pin a bit of green on to tell the world of ou-r ancestry. The other 364 dg>'s our maps .probably tfe}I the .sifae •tory-.' - »•"• .":7 AA little booklet tells us that one quarter of the population has blue eyes. That doesn't apply to St. IHttrk&'-sDay or the day after. All holidays had a special significance to us in our youth, but none left us with the wonderment of the joy in our Dad's heart as he made a stab at singing "The Hat Me Father Wore" early St. Patrick's morning. pound of luck. If you wish to tire people, talk about yourself. If you wish to rest (hem let them talk about themselves. The pros and cons of the issue can mean propriety or confusion. ANONYMOUS We've heard tell that the Irish ttv more than their hats on St. Patrick's Day. But, of cours§, that couldn't happen around here.^ It's a rough life for some people! A copy of the Fairhope Courier tells us that the Fred Heides and Hal Bordwells are guests of thje Grand Hotel, on beautiful Mobile Bay. Point Clear Alabama. Enclosed is a map showing us how to reach this beautiful vacation spot. Yeah. If our grapevine information is # correct. Fred is down there to 'brush up on his golf game. Watch him burn up the course when the home club opens. Which reminds us that our Mc- Henry Country Club Pro, "Doc", and yours truly made a pact some time during the winter to promote a golf column. They have been started before, but fell by the waysltfe for one reason or another. Frank Holt tells us that Bopp's Tavern bowling team of Harvard Is leading the big county tournament being rolled at Crystal lake. Bopp's bopped 'em at a 2985 clip. Townsend's of Woodstock hit 2900 on the head. Norsemen's of McHenry turned in a 2710 score while the Sportsmen's gang hit 2704. The tournament rolls on. More about it later. BOWLING NOTES -- McHenry Recreation---^ ' C o m m e r c i a l -- . \ v Sehaefer'8 Marketj 2; - Walsh insurance, 1. " ; J. Fcisby, 508; B. Peisert,. 512. Klemhans* Bldg. Service, 2; Al's White House, 1. L. Thennes, 541; S. Miller, 526. New Era, 3; McHenry State Bank, 0. H. Weber, 507. McHenry Laundry, 2; Charni House, 1. L. Adams, 502. Silte Owls-- Al's Whitehouse, 3; McHenry Sand & Gravel, 0. M. Kelly, 477. Jeanette's Style Shop, 2; Nye Drugs, 1. J. Britz, 430; J. Kralowetz, 427. Landl's. 2: Mi Place, 1 L. Schmitt, 469. The Pit. 2; Hetterman's, 1 k. of r.-- • Wall Fill Insulation, 3; Barbian's Grocery, 0. W. Donnelly. 204. Buss Motors, 2; Steffan's Jewelry, 1. Johnsbnrg-- A. Jackson's, 2; W. Smith's, 1. S. Freund's, 2; G. Jackson's, 1. B. Mailer's 2; M. Schaefe^sTT L. Smith's, 2; /. Jackson's, 17 All eyes will be on Elgin's big basketball team this week as they make a strong bid for the state championship at Champaign. . Elgin didn't rate in the various polls, but went right ahead to win the regional and sectional meets. They must have something. Maybe not enough for the top spot, but enough to come close. This is news: Doctor Chamberltai ltd not plaa to attrind the state tournament. --And Howard Wattles took a long trip after his favorite Crystal Lake five faded in the regional. A headline on the Forester basketball tournament got lost last week. The big game won the title three years a-runnin' and we wanted the world to know about it. Saw some boys playing baseball last Saturday. Bring on warm weather. DAILY PIM PS If the plural of mouse is mice, would the plural of spouse be spice? --r--The things you overhear somehow seem more interesting than those you hear. To avoid a misdeal, give the Other fellow a square deal instead ~m an ordeal. Secret of popularity--laugh -at Others jokes but never try to top . them. An ounce of pluck Basinettg Men-- McHenry Recreation, 3; McCullom Lake, 0. . • Frank & Frieda, 2; Ringwood Electric, 1. t . •" McDonald's Tavern, 2; Freund's Dairy, 1. ' ' , '• R. Kantorski, 211-552; Stilling, 505. McHenry Plastering, Inn, 1. Mosey From down Mexico way. the Hotel del Monte sends the above picture and tells us that R. S. Howard of our city caught a skilfish weighing "110 pounds. Mrs. Howard's catch was a 95-pounder that entitled her to a nice certificate. We don't have 'em quite that big in Fox River. G. Coulnian, 539. • -- 4'aton1 -- .Tavern-- Norsemen's Resort, 2; -Fox Hole, 1. '• ' Sportsmen's,- 2; Landl's, I. Buss. 501; # Ktcinsdoerfer, .20IJ- 520; Kamholz, 20<;-r>4.r>. Park Pub. 2; Snug Harbor, 1. Meyer, 202-532; Zuelsdorf, 538; Hagberg, Sr., 533; Karl, 211-221- 5C9; Bill. 222-538. Old Bridge, 3; Hoots A- Noonan, 212?f>05; 567. 0. M. Schmidt, ('. O. F. 9 o'clock-- Stillin'g's.. 2456; Thennes, 2415. 536; J. Regner, 222-562; Ed F. Meyer. 502: C. J. Stilling, 202- Thennes. 200-505. Fremid's. 2504: Winkel's, 2274. J. Herdrich, 201-557. r. O. F. 7 o'clock-- Thennes'. 2438; Steffan's, 2298. B. Kreutzer, 206-523tv^ :«teffan, 509; D. Jager, 531; Bv Thei.nes, 209-569. Blake's. 2386; Siilliiig's, 2320. I > Weber, 508; LV Stilling, 228- 562. Old Time Roger's.'2f>34; Downs', 2321. Nimtz, 540; Perkins. 542; Rogers, 541; Peterson, 514: Downs, 532. Blake's. 2317; T.hurlwell's, 2256. Blake. 212-529. Early Birds-- Rolaine Grill, 2; S. H. Freund & Son, 1. B. Buergler, 464; H. Knox, 434, Sailing's "66", 2;«Co-ops, 1. P. Kraus, 178-478; N. Lark in. 435. Freund Oil Co., 3; A. P/Freunrf & Son, 0. D. Schaefer, 448; R. Freund. 429. Peterson Boats, 3; McHenry Cab, 0. E. Peterson, 437; L. Frisby, 426; B. Justen, 417. Majors-- Blake Motor Sales, 3; McHenry Lumber Co., 0. Schlitt. 506; Barth, 507; Crouch, 544; Peisert, 521; Rodenkirk, 209- 549; Blake, 512; Miller, 221-229- 646; Smith, 556. Downs Nash Sales, 2; Carl's Service Station, 1. J. Thorsell. 506; N. Justen, 521; Rogers, 220-588; Budler, 213- 556; DownK, 233-553; B^con, 504; Steffes, 544. V. F. W.-- --- Dog Faces, 3; Swabhies, 0. " Corso, 513; Kraus, 209-572. Fly Boys, 2; Bell Hops. 1. Kralowetz, 521; Smith, 503; Kin- Bala, 200-515. ; oVIock LadirtKBart's Tavern,-"2; Barbtai^'s Butcherettes, 1. J. Kralowetz, 454; B Regner, 177-178-504; M. Kinsala.. 453, Riverside Iloti I. 2; T. Olscii KV. of A.-- Low's Leaders, 2; Smith's Smashers, 1. Conway's Contenders, 2; Winkel's Winners, 1. L. Conway, 423. Hogan's Hustlers, 2; Eleanor's Experts. 1. L. Kilday, 446. Kinsala's King Pins, 2; Corso'8 Cuties, 1. G. Jackson, 422. Lake is worth a ' 1 Wonder Lake-- Wonder Lake Repair, 2; Appliances. 1. Wonder Lake Builders Supply 2; Lake View Inn, 1^-- George's Repair, 3; Rolaine Grill, 0. G. Weisenberger, 200-544. 1 Mill Inn. 2; Lake Dry Cleaners, WHEN IN NEED OF Repairing and Greasing DRIVE INTO AUTO service 300 W. Elm St. McHenry PHONE 811 f| also liave Anti-Freeze of all kinds : ^ 24 Hour Towing Service drane Service Good Machinery for setting steel work, digging, )* Hydraulic crane, 2 ton capacity; yard clam. 206 MAIN ST -r"'. BILL BACON MCHENRY. ILL. PHONE 167 Son, 1. M. Powers, 463; B. Hickman. 424; M. Donnelly, 189-466. THE CHICKENS ARE FED AND THE EGGS ALL W' SWELL' GATHERED. . W V/HAT ARE IM TAKING THE , truck io mwub 9ESVI BUT, MR. TILLER, THEY ALWAYS CHARGE MORE TOPING KE IT THAT TP JIM'S STATIONJ THATiS WANT ICC 5TAT10N FOR A GISA5ING AND Oil,, change: I (...m RDOR LITTLB HEART WILL BREAK IP " nat ®n,Ar>ON/' >- JCEPE^, Py?6Y, THB4B LOVE LETTERS TO -xwz FATHER ARE GtMPLYPG1CQL£&Q>1 VOV <5lf2L4 €A\OOLO gE ASHAMED/ PRyiNO INTO THAT DON'T CC" CERN VOU! I'M TAlClNa TUK> W, UP WITH MOTHER, Pi:&5yt '^ / I. RAIDING ATTIC AGAIN TEB-HEE. LISTEN TO THI6. ONE! "DEAREST LAMBIGPIPNT WRITE THEM' i in OK HO THINK I'M oonna FAINT' I City- Walsh Insurance, 2;. McHenry Bank, 1. Bill. Bacon, 24.r>-611; Schaefer, r>18; J. Wiser, 236-581M#. Wright, 19&-f»33; H, Steffes, 523. Bernie's Tap, 2; Hank's Fireside Inn, 1. e . --Low, 51^; Seliarlow, 210-599. McGee's, 2 ; Lee & Ray, 1. Faritus, 534; Jensen, 500. Kreutzer's, 3; Kriekl Motors, 0. Stoller, 524; Palueh, 552roVIook Lintles-- Riverside Dairy, 2; Volo Bait, 1. M. Pagui, ISO-140; B. Blake, 424. McHenry Lumber, 2; Central Market, 1. T. Meyer, 447. JUNIOR GIRLS WIN ALL-STAR GAGE HONORS Sophomores Beat Freshmen Girls In Other Contest Last Thursday night the local high school gymnasium was thescene of the annual girls all-star basketball games. The senior girls, wiia have ruled supreme for many years, were toppled by a smooth-working junior class group by a score 20 to 14 score. The sophomore girls won frtyn the freshmen, 20 to 11. The Standout scorer of the evening was Sally King, leading her junior tteain with seven baskets. Other leading point-makers were Joanne Resheske, Joan Biggers and Mary Lynn MicCurdy. Janice Justen coached the winning teams while Barbara Freund took charge of the fresh men and Ann Bockmatt the seniors. Miss Taylor and Mrs. Mildred Reese were the referees. A feature of the evening came in the cheer-leading department when four senior boys (Bob Switzer, Bob Lowrey, Roger Svoboda and Mike WieBer) trotted out in special garb that brought down the house. • Players participating were: Seniors: Gerrle Aeverinan, Joan Biggers, Mary Buss, Carol Freund, Louise Johnson, Dolores Schmitt, Helen Rogers, Berverly £$chwerman, Marcella Szarek, Sally Sinale, Pat Huemann and Dorothy Smith. Juniors: Diane Bacon, Mary Aiva Bolger, Jeri Einspar, Joan llnti, Elaine Freund, Nancv Nelson, Sal ly King, Joan Nell, Eva Unti, Mary Ann Wiedrich, Sharon Sells and Nancy Siemon. Sophomores: Mary Boldt, Mary Jane Gerasch, Pat Nixon, Joanne Resheske, Peggy Selsdorf, Esther Steinle, Ann Smith, Joy Carstens, Grace Kilday, Barbara Smale, Lois Kurbyan, and Janet Heide. Freshmen: Darlene Andreas, Doris Bauer, Mary Lynn McCurdy, Karen Engdahl, Carol Olsen, Marilyn Schmitt, Joel Martin, Mary Nye, Cynthia Frett, Dolores Smith, Pat Goranson and Dorothy Doherty. OUTDOOR HINTS To clean the cork handle on that favorite fishing rod, simply rub the cork gently with a fine steel wool. Done once a year thi« will keep the handle in tip top shape. Old fishing flies that are dirty and bedraggled can be restored by steaming them over a teakettle spout with a tweezers. . Minnows can be kept alive longer transporting if six or eight drops of iodine are placerd in the^ water as soon as they Bhow signs of distress due to lack of oxygen. A rubber band wrapped around the end of a fishing pole makes an excellent place to sheath the hook when carrying your pole. Instead of allowing the. ends of oars to float free in the water or putting them inside the boat when Mrs. Amy Thonneson sends the above picture from St. Petersburg, Florida. Mrs. Kate Weber and Mrs. Albert Vales are standing besida a large shark which was caught by Tom Tlionneson. Renew that subscription to the riaindcaler now! VOTE FOR ELECT Lyle R. "Hutch Hutchinson Former Chief Deputy Sheriff Veteran of World War II Life Long Veteran of McHenry County F. B. I. School Training Licensed Radio Operator REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF of McHenry- County PRIMARIES, Tl'ESDAfi APRIL 11, 1950 not rowing, scrtfw wire coat hooks ^ to the side of the boat to hold tbe oars out of tbe water. Instead of throwing away that old floating casting plug, remove the liooks and use it as a tag for your boat key. " Rend 'he Want Adst WRESTLING LIBERTYVILLE -- High School Gym SATURDAY, MARCH 18th * 8:30 P. M. FRANK1E TALABEl vs. CYCLONE ANAYA BILLY GOELZ vs. JACK CARTER ag Te HANS & FRITZ SCHNABEL vs. JIM MrtyiLLEN and JOE MILLICH WITH IMP % Meet America's Top Truck Values! NEW I * ADVANCE-DESIGN TRUCKS IUUSTJMTED P#IT BLOCK. Thi* paper will My. "wtlcome" in entranc* hall,fining room, living room. OUIUORD GARDEN. A pattern of individuality for bedroom, hall, dining room. 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