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Wy- » ^ : - 'r , ^ '.* •* \*JT: s r • • ., 1 ;' \ < V "' ' '•• " '.< THE McHENRY &tHJ£ UJaJkh. from !< ; H left-over turkey has been Forved, ,' %• cat Nt ovr sights on Santa . Class. >' 1 The shock would be too great ; - > to rome of our lo .1 merchants ... „• If tluy saw us shopping this early, t r l>ut something tells us to .get cut- ••ow^T See where v., * dear editor had {Quite a splasK/ou- the front page last week about our local stores •»K|u»d trading at home. \ :S>;v Anybody who can withstand the ,r»r":'s of big city» shopping is wel- . « to it. We lack the rugged- '^1 ia to trail a ll0-Pound member '1Z* ./ii the so-called weaker Be* ihrough those crowds. Looks like those White Sox would trade their shirts if anybody is interested. But, they do •eem to get returns. Martin Smith paid us a visit this week and wondered what we think of Notre Dame's football team this year. Confidentially, we think ttMgrc is room for improvement. *»•- That stomiM fee as startling1 as the bulletins coming out of the meetings in which the college presidents are putting oatfrede- •mphasia business. There's nothing wrong with football that can't be cured by felling the alumni that unbeaten Reasons ooroe along oplyjmce in Hwhile. . A "baseball manager seldom gets canned for winning 6 oat of 10. Ton will see a story on this fage about the formation of a Conference for grade school athletes. That's good news. LeRoy Smith reported Monday flight that the McHenry Business Hen's Association would no longer have to sponsor this phase of the Junior Sports program. The Organization has done a fine job .and will continue to function where needed in the program. WARRIORS LOSE TO ELKHORN IN 56-54 OVERTIME Free Throws Win For Visitors In . . Agrewire Game V uj. Jirk I'eppiiifr Last week Tuesday the McHenry Warriors encountered ElkhoiVU^; fore a large home crowd. The game was closely contested from start to finish. The Warriors continued to play_their aggressive type of ball which accounted for many fouls. r In the first quarter Elkhorn jumped into an early lead, but the | ing track LOCAL GRADE SCHOOLS LITTLE TEN Basketball Games o Gel Under Way riday Afternoon Announcement comes out this Week that our McHenry and Johnsburg grade schools have entered the newly formed Little Ten Conference and are ready for the 'start of their basketball season this week. The St Mary's team will play their games in the old gym at the high school and the boys will step out in nifty new uniforms. While the team lacks experience, the boys are catching on fast under the coaching of Eddie Dwyer. The team that Mike Schoenholtc will trot out from the public grade school will undoubtedly be one of the strongest in . the conference. . . • „ Following is the. schedule for this week and . next week. In keepof your schedule, renever say die Warriors showed I member that all games played plenty of spirit and began to pour I with North Barrington will be dude an adult Both schools Will keep score; the host school's score will be official. A conference tournament will |M» held after the close of the regular season. ' Games are to be reported to Rrank Heybeck immediately after flaying the game. It is up to the host school to report gapies and Scores after each game. WOODSTOCK HKN NFS WANUORS IN 37-35 BATTLE it on as the first quarter ended, Elkhorn 16 McHenry 10. In the second quarter the Warriors caught Elkhorn and squeezed into a slight lead. The half ended and the Warriors led 25-23 Then in the third quarter the Warriors held the crowd in a frenzy as they mounted their lead and also their fouls by this aggressive type of play. The third quarter ended McHenry 41, Elkhorn 36. -- Three Foci Oct -- In the final quarter disaster struck in the hearts of Warriors fans as they saw their lead begin to dwindle and three starters fouled out Despite this they never stopped fighting. Finally Elkhorn went out in front, as they took advantage of our loss of height; but a last minute basket by the Warriors tied it np 50-50 forcing the game into an overtimet As the overtime began Elkhorn jumped into a lead, but again the Warriors refused to quit and fought back to tie it up. The crowd went wild, but despite the Warriors futile attempts Elkhorn scored a last minute basket to win 56-54. Free throws also prov*M to be a deciding factor in played the day before--on Thursday of the week instead of Friday. First and second team games will be played. Friday, Nov. 80 Lake Zurich at Cary McHenry at St. Mary's Johnsburg at Grove Countryside at No. Barrington Kildeer at Dundee Friday, Dec. 7 Johnsburg at Lake Zurich Grove at McHenry No. Barrington at Cary Countryside at Kildeer St. Mary's at Dundee * "Dttle Ten Conference •„ . • • Regulations Finance-- Each school will contribute $7.50 for expenses of the current year. There will be no admission charge for any conference game. Eligibility-- Any pupil, in good standing, may play on the school's first team. Any fifth, sixth or seventh grade pupil, in good standing and not on the first team, may play on the school's second team. No player will be allowed to compete in conference play who Elkhorn's has attained his sixteenth birth- Had a real live meeting Monday night with more problems than the old lady who lived in a shoe. "'Keep McHenry Ahead" isn't just a slogan. The boys are doing things. Dont "flMfeet to save yocr- old newspapers, magazines and cardaboard. Trucks will pick it up each ~ Saturday. That newspaper , is going to help give McHenry new street lights. favor as they made 22 out of 39, while the Warriors hit on only 4 out of 17. The scoring was well divided with Lawrence getting 12, Huemann and Walters 11 each. Johnson 10, Aim 6, and Bolger and Baldwin had 2 apiece. Babcock was Elkhorn's hot shot as he tallied 22 points. The Warriors played a fine game and if they continue to play like this they wont be dh the losing end often. day. Watch these high school games: Friday--November SO--Burlington-- here. Tuesday--December. 4--Hebron --there. XeHeorjr Huemaaa Aim Johnson Bolger V LawreCCC Walters Baldwin The Hebron game is non-confer- > Dixon once, bat will attract a big crowd.I The Green Giants are supposed to go place* this year and many j • will want to see how they look. LINEUP# 1* 5 S 5 1 6 4 1 0 16 pf pts 4 5 5 3 5 Z I 4 4 2» 54 Coach Fulton has a hustling team that has lost a couple of heart breakers the past week. The varsity boys have lost two games in a row by the margin of two points. First it was Elkhorn in an overtime. Tuesday night it was Woodstock In the last seconds. Elkhoni If Bartelson , - ._ _ 3 Smith " 6 Coon ' #," Babcoek ~~~¥ Kehoe I Welch 1 Satisfactory scholarship must be maintained in at least the following : Arithmetic, Social Science, Language and Science, Games-- Trophies will be awarded to winners of the first and second team schedules. There will be a first, second and third place trophy for the first and second 11 three points. McHenry improved leam Shows Spirit And Hard Play In Nip-And-T ucker Victory was snatched right out of the hands of the Warrior cagers at Woodstock Tuesday night in the closing seconds of the game and the boys had to amble to the showers -reflecting on how they wound up on the short end of a 37 to 35 score. The Warriors were slow in getting thr range in the first quarter as Woodstock moved into a 9 to lead. The boys were popping at the basket, but a free throw by Lawrence and side shot by Walters were the only shots that hit the net -- Warriors Hit --- ' McHenry's attack straightened out as the second quarter opened, passing got sharper and hopes grew bright. Walters hit. So did LaWrence. So did Aim to tie it up at 9-all. A long pass to Aim and his basket sent the Warriors into a lead that see-sawed the rest of the game. McHenry led 19 to 14 as the half ended. To give you an idea of the closeness of the game, the score was never more than three points apart during the last. half. Lawrence, who leds with 11 points, swooped a corner shot through the hoop late in tjie game to give his team a 35 to 32 lead. Wienke then hit a free throw, his only point of the game, to ifcirrow the edge to 35-33. A tip-in follow-up tied it with less than a nfinute to go. The spectators were on their feet and the rafters were ringing. Caution took- over for desperation as Woodstock gaine-d possession of the baVl. McCannon looked ovef the situation from the corner, then dribbled past the defense to sink the winning basket. It was McCannon's only field goal of the game, but it couldn't have come at a better time from his standpoint. -- No Stalling The McHenry boys shoWttd an aptness to correct mistakes throughout the game, but muffed their chances by not going into stalling game to protect their See Burllrigtdn here Friday night. Woodstock Sahs • McCannC* ScharnaCv- • Gustafsogfc 4 Michaelijf; Peacock Wienke --'-j Totaled MrHMirf Huemann - Aim Johnson Lawreng# < - Bolger »=«•• 'Walters v Totals . 'f N Pt pi" 4 I I t •' 4 """ % • 0 13 11 t 37 fg ft »f pts 3 3 1 • 6 6 t 14 7 It 36 COMING EVENTS November 29 Bunco and Card Party - 8 P. M. Sponsored by St. Patrick's A}tar and Rosary Sodality. - ' • December 1 O. E. S. Installation. December 3 • Johnsburg Comunity Cluh School Hall. * Altar and Rosary Sodality Christmas Party and Meeting -- St. "Patrick's Church Hall - 8 P.M. December 4 Fox River Valley Camp, R.N.A. -- Mrs. Robert Thompson Home. Ringwood Home Bureau -- Mrs. E. A. Alderson Home. . .. December i C. p. F. Meeting s December 6 St. Mary's-St. Patrick's School P.T.A Meeting. . -.-'y December 6 7 1:30 O'Clock Dessert Luncheon TOWNE -FOX LAKE 7-1611 Grand Aieue Fcx Lake, 11L FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOV. 80 & DEC. 1 "DESERT FOX" SUNDAY and MONDAY** DECEMBER 3 & S "MEET ME AFTER THE SHOW" TUES., WED. and THI RS. DECEMBER 4, T>, & « "RED BADGE OF COURAGE" teams, a total of 6 trophies. Conference games are to be played on Friday afternoons, the first game beginning at 3:30, unless otherwise agreed upon by participating schools. Games will consist of five minute quarters for the second and six minute quarters for the first team. There will be five minutes between halves. Officials are to be provided by the host school, and should inin tl*e free throw department, making 7 out of 10. The Blue Streaks made 11 out of 19. McHenry's J. V. team dropped a 27 to 23 game after appearing on their way to victory. They led 23 to 18 at the end of three quarters and failed to score a point in the last period. With Sklba and Davidson out on fouls, their pattern of play fell by the wayside. pf pts 3 12 Maybe its onr turn to start win- •>Og the close ones'. Our coaches ate doing a good job and we don't want them headin' for the river! 17 12 17 6 SCORING* McHeniT~""™Ti> 25 Elkhorn If 23 41 36 50--54 50--56 CO-OPS-- _ Glenn Peterson phones to say that the Co-op basketball teams are rolling along nicely and the boys will show you some good games on Sunday nights. Last Sunday they won two games from Barrington with a Whoop-er-do finish by the big ten. Next Sunday the strong McGraw fires from Elgin will be here. First game starts at 7 o'clock. Some new faces are listed in the lineups and a classy brand of basketball is in store for the season. Watch 'em Sunday night. DAILY PINUPS-- A surplus of gratitude could create a shortage of grief. To be needed by so|ieone is the main ingredient of happiness. NOTE INCREASE IN CIRCULATION AT STATE LIBRARY -- An increase of 260,518 in circulation of Illinois State Library books and other materials for the first ten months of 1951 was reported by Secretary of State Edward J. Barrett, state librarian. The circulation total for the 10- month period of this year was 1.603,387, compared with 1,342,869 for the same period last year, Mr. Barrett said. It is a 17.6 percent increase. Lending of reading materials through regional headquarters and to schools, libraries, communities and other groups accounted for the greater part of the increase, Secretary Barrett said. Circulation through the regional headquarters was 642,635, a rise of 177,313, while items loaned to % You could become a scholar schools, libraries and other groups J thru another's learning; to be-'amounted to 764,521, an increase1 come a sage your own wisdom ig|°f 104,036: Lending of. reading 1 Heeded. > materials to individuals dropped The first half of life is spent j10 70,10.1. a decline of 3,534. being told how to avoid mistakes; j Secretary Barrett said he was the second half in mending those j particularly pleased with the inyoo made. crease through regional head, The new is very easily forgotten quarters and to schools, libraries While the old is eargly remember- ! and other groups, because*" it is «d- j through these two activities that Only a monkey doesn't mipdi be- the Illinois State Library brings tag aped, <•' " j library service to people who have The discipline of pain dispels j no other service and supplements the cobwebs of illusion and wrong local service in small communi- ADMISSION PRICES ALWAYS Adults 50c tax incL --• Children 20c tax incL Box Office Opens Monday thru Friday 6:45 P. M. Saturdays and Sundays 2:15 P. M. ENDS TONITE -- THURSDAY. NOV. 29th "The Day The Earth Stood Still" -"i - •• •• •• - - - --- -- - FRIDAY 8c SATURDAY, NOV. 30th & DEC. 1st Double Feature "LET'S GO NAVY" With the Bowery Boyg ••••• • PLUS -- Margaret O'Brien in •HER FIRST ROMANCE" SUNDAY & MONDAY. DECEMBER 2 U 3 "SATURDAY'S HERO" with John Derek The Low Down On Football TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 8c THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4. 5 8c 6 "THE RACKET" Robert Mitchusn -- Robert ftyaq , --Mrs. Qeorge Johnson's Home-- Circle 3, W. S. C. S. Methodist Church. December 7 Christian Mother and Altar Sodality Christmas Party and Election of Officers -- Parochial School Hall. December 8 Buffet Supper f£nd Entertainment -- High Schobl Cafeteria -- ®:30 - P. M. -- Sponsored by McHenry Community P.T.A. December 9 "A Christmas Dream" -- Benefit St. Mary's-St. Patrick's P.TJL. -3 PM. -- High School Auditorium. > High Sch6ol Mid-Winter Choral Program -- 8:15 PJkfv-tfigh School Auditorium.. December 18 ' Adult .Girl Scout Association Christmas Party -- Mrs. Harry Stinespring Home. December 18 K. of C. Meeting -- Special; Program For Members of Clergy and Honorary Members. December 1® Juvenile Christmas Party -- St.. Clara's Court, No. 659, W.C.O.F. ~ 3 P. M. v;.V< '% December...It O.Q.T. Meeting Jannary 94 Special Community P.T.A. Meetinff -- Guest Speaker. •••••• Stocking Up An electric utility plant in the Mid-West has complete plans for a one-million-ton stockpile Of .bituminous coal. A subscription to the Plhljl* dealer makes an Ideal Ckrfatmjli gift. Ordfer yours now! V,' ,* The Beautiful 'i For Brick Structures Brick houses can be painted attractively in almost any color personal preference dictates. White/ cream yellow, beige, gray andj green are all popular. White is usually chosen for the trim. 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WED. & THUra* ; DJEC. 4-5-6 Latest News Events "One Quack Ml yd" -- Cartoon "NO HIGHWAY IN THE SKY" James Stewart Marlene Dietrich FRI. & SAT., NOV. i ft DEC. W'~ Open 6:00 -- Starts 6:S0 P. - The Hlt*em - First Heroes Whir * ^Spearhead The Way To Glory! "THE TANKS ABE COMING"" Steve Cochran , Philip Catvf9 co-feature * Joe Palooktt Meets Humphrey SUIT. ALL DAY k MON. NITt „ DECEMBER 2 ft t . 6 Desparate People • • . * . • Hiding One Guilty Secret. 'Clandette Colbert Ann Blyfll v ' • "THl'NDER ON" THE HILL" * A Plus Terry Gray & Orchestra V Color Cartoon & New» 'W ' ; WIS, WED. & THUBS* v > \ DECEMBER 1, 5 ft 6 Open 6:30 -- Starts 7:00 P. M." YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU DON'T ENJOY A Tough Guy Named Guffy Cti* i and The Angel In His Life! - * M-Q-mi 4*gefc 4i JANET GRAND OPENING STEVE & PAT . Cordially Invite You To McHENRY RECREATION for MUSIC - ENTERTAINMENT FOOD - PRIZES Saturday Dec. 1 . 8:00 P.M. \ \ odels of 1 Ttlier Cost ]V ars Ideals. Anonymous W:" Dial With Mm. 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