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• t' • "." ' .(/'»»«k »» -A*. ... . iy &L*J& WaAtJlm f '1;. ;•-• £ ,fc - 9KcaHn AND GET 'EM We have a card telling about e B A E Trout Farm nea; rvard, asking that v/e let oui ers know that those trout plentiful and just waiting the hook. They recommend a family picfright 'there on the grounds. You can catch mountain rainbow, brookies and German brown PI fpecies. . • l-y: You can. bring your own efyV'-' j|uipmeiit 0l. your, j»o)< a""3 /«1 bait right oa the grounds. .»• This attractive spot is south ^ , if H«rv*rd ott Rt. "U; :yfliink : We'll give it a try. , ' - • TENNIS-- > Adult tennis players, including high school players, are asKed to meet at the high school courts • Iiext Sunday, June 6, at 3 p.r«v. * to complete the organization of a partially formed city team. This is for both men and women, r. |>oys and girls. || Our team has entered the jf Northern Illinois Tennis League if and te expected to give McHenry fr^jkig representation. Jack Col- ! > by, Ted Cartan, LaVerne Colby, | Dan Carter and Jim Do ran form t a strong nucleus as the team | takes shape. ' *- Other teams entered are Rock- fjrd, Freeport, Aurora, Dixon, {eriing, Moline, Clinton (Iowa), I jleloit and Janesville. therine Freund, McHenry; Marilyn Watson, McHenry; Dorothy tiiller, McHenry; Janice Oeffling, McHenry. The team is coached by Dorothy McKaige of McHenry. WRESTLING-"* The wrestling season will return to Round Lake Park Friday night when eight behomeths of the national TV scene swing into action. Such Wg men and big names on the card are Pat O'Connor, Benito Gardini, Billy Goelz and some others such as Mitau Arakawa, great judo artist.' to"; lot pie of CALIFORNIAN-- Frank Justen, a Californian • these long years, came to town this week due to the death of his brother, John. The old flash, of basketball fame in these parts, may show the years creeping on, but he still has that old pep. We enjoyed a visit on Monday night and parted with the idea that it would be mighty nice to visit Frank and his family some time. Frank says, • strange as it " teems, he always takes tourists «to see their beautiful cemetery. It's a tax-supported cemetery for all creeds. No headstones. Markers are flush with the ground so that lawn mowers can do a , neat jab. Landscaping replaces * stones. DAILY PINUPS-- Making your mark world may take a scratching. The man who stoops to bate is in no position to honor. The gift of truth is the most formidable force in the world. Opportunity is not always recognized because it rarely wears the same face. The things that outlast life are the things worth living for. Give dandelions an inch and they'll take your1 whole yard. Experience is a great teacher and, a post-mortem preacher. Anonymous Teachers' Examinations Held In County June 11 JOHKSBURG WINS 8-1 GAME FROM RICHMOND NINE Fort Sheridan At Johnsburg Friday Evening at 6:30 t " • • 1 • ? » . . . 'f > h «• V „ ...-i-'• .• ; - 4. - . • •• "* « • y • f ... vc" . J- ' 4" . , v- \ « •. %•"» ,••'*... «• r' , r - Thursday, June 3, Tigers or JohnSburg combined a 13-hit attack with a tight pitching performance by John Toomey last Sunday to beat Richmond 8 to 1 before a home crowd. The Tigers picked up one run at a time until the eighth when a 4-run inning put '.|ie, victory away. Charlie Hiller was"home for the weekend and took his old position at third base for the home team. Richmond trotted* out IS players, but could not combine a scoring punch against the veteran Toomey's offerings. Barth had a perfect 4 for 4 day at bat for Johnsbur? while Manager Howie Katz smacked out three hits, including a threebase blow. Bob Peisert, who has been hustling in the Tiger infield, was next in line for batting honors with 2 out of 4. Next Sunday Johnsburg travels to Algonquin, where a choice game seems certain. These two teams have staged some great battles in the past few years and a natural rivalry has been built up- On Friday evening of t^is week,- , the Fort Sheridan . nine will play the Tigers at Johnsburg in a scheduled Illinois-Wisconsin league game. This one starts at 6:30 p.m. The next regular examination for teachers' certificates will be held at 9 a.m. Friday, June 11, Johnsburg (8) AB R H in the office of bounty Superln- R. Freund, lf-cf • 5 1 0 tendent of Schools R. L. Taze- Katz, lb 4 ; 3 3 well, at the courthouse in Wood- Peisert, ss 4 12 stock. . C. Hiller, 3b 4 11 In addition to the regular ex- J. Freund, 2b 3 1 1 amination, it will be necessary Barth, c 4 0 4 that the holders of certificates Si Meyers, cf 1 0 0 issued after July 1, 1953, take | Comstock, If 310 the examination on the Constitu- Pierce, rf 3 11 tions of the United States and Toomey, p 2 0 0 the State of Illinois before such Totals . 33 8 13 certificate can be renewed. Richmond (1) AB R H All applicants desiring to write g May> 8g 4 q 2 either exam should notify R. L. Rich Miner. 2b ~ SOI TazeAvell of their intentions no later than June 7, so that the required number of .lets of examination questions may be ordered from the state certification board at Springfield.. Shamrocks (8) AB. R H G. Molidor, 3b 4 2 1 B. Bolger, 2b • 2 1 0 S. Miller, p • 2 J H. Knox, cf 5 1 1 B. Becknell, If 8 0 2 H. Miller, ss-lb 6 0 0 M. Freur.d, rf ^ 4 1 3 J. Molidor, lb 3 0 0 W. Bolger, c S 1 0 B. Knox, 2b 0 0 ^0 Stilling .. 1 0 0 Totals 38 s 10 Fox Lake (S) R H Klaus, 3b * 0 I Schnyder, If 5 0 0 G. Jackson, c. 3 0 1 Harper, rf 4 1 1 Gerretsen, 2b 4 0 1 Leuth, lb 1 1 Hendee, cf 0 0 •fii "and Johnsburg won their Sunday games, but the tains came Monday. 5#-- Th$ Tigers will play Fort -W Sheridan Friday night on their f home grounds, starting at 6:30. ^ That should be a good game to - watclf. Next Sunday the Crystal Lake » Boosters come to McHwiiy while ^ the Jigers travel to Algonquin. « BovrtattN-- ^ Northern Illini Bowmen will * hold - a tin can shoot at their *> Field Course on Sunday, June 6, i from 10 a.m. until 1 - p.m. it Prizes will be awarded to the ^ men, women and juniors for havu ing the highest scores. ~ This is a live organization and * , th*jy haVe loads of fun. The Tfche The Cincinnati Redlegs get quite a kick out of a story they toil on Ted Kluszewski. It seems that Big Klu was coming out of a movie when he spied a spectator sitting on the aisle whom he thought was Harry Perkowski, his teammate, because of the extra large nose, says the Sporting News. Klu playfully tweaked the spectator's nose, said "Beep, beep," and walked back to his hotel. As Ted entered the lobby, the first person he saw was Perkowski, sitting in a big, comfortable chair . . . "Hey," said Klu-' szewski. How long you been sitting here?" . . , "All day," replied Perkowski. Mahogany trees are traditionally cut by moonlight. Richmond (1) ,, AB B. May, ss , * Rich Miller, 2b & E. Miller, 2b 0 Haase, cf 4 Pnpelka, cf , 0 Winn, c • 4 Christensen, If 3 Ronnie Miller, If 0 Connie Miller, 3b 4 B. Christensen, 3b. 0 Kuecker, rf-lb 2 Ut Miller ^4.•••• Busch, lb ' Halsteadt, rf Robert Miller, p Harris Totals Score by Innings: Richmond 001 000 000--1 Johnsburg ' 101 100 14x--8 Three base hit: Katz. Struck out: Toomey, 5; Robert Miller, 7. Bases on balls: Toomey, 3; Robert Miller, 8. Double plays: Peisert to Hiller; Toomey to Barth to Katz; B. Miller to R. Miller to Busch. . A curator of herpetology collects reptiles. MDFNRY MKKS WM BALL GAME FROM FOX LAKE The Crystal Lake Boosters Play Here Sunday Afternoon JThe McHenry Micks went over to Fox Lake Sunday and won a county league ball game by a count, of 8 to 2. As far as run production was concerned, the winners had enough in the first inning before the Fox Lake boys had picked up a bat. Three walks and an error put the first four batters on base and all four scored. A two-bagger by Bee knell was the big blow and the only hit of the inning. "Sonny" Miller was the Winning pitcher and also rates as the hitter of. the day. He hit a home run and two doubles. Fox Lake batters hit the bail hard in the sceond inning, but were held in check the r*»jt of the way. Leuth's hcrr.zr and Jim Jackson's triple were the distance blow# in the inning as the losers scored two runs. The Crystal Lake Boosters will be here next Sunday to meet the Micks at 2 p.m. Jim Jackson, "1 2 Raffel, p . ? > ; 0 0 A. Jackson * 0 0 Selchow, p 'fe 0 1 Totals S6 S 8 Score by mnJagK Shamrocks 400 100 102--8 Fox Lakf 020 000 010--3 Two base hits: G. Molidor, S. Miller (2), B. Becknell. Home runs: S. Miller, Leuth. Struck out: Miller, 8; Selchow, 4. Bases on balls: Miller, 0; Selcihow, 7; Raffel, 3. Double plays: H. Miller to Molidor; Schnyder to Gerretsen. April Sale Of E And H Bonds Reached $184,352 Residents of McHenry county purchased *a total of $184,352 in Series E and |H United States savings bonds iln the month of April. 1954, according to figures received from the Treasury Department by Harold J. Bacon of Crystal Lake, volunteer savings bonds chairman in the county. Sales of E and H savings bonds in the state of Illinois totalled $35,925,378 in the month of April representing an increase of 1.2 per cent over sales for April, 1953. In the first four months of this year 37.4 per cent of the annual quota has been attained ari sales m Illinois for April represent 8.9 per cent ol[ national sales for the month. STATE FAIR WILL FEATURE EXHIBIT OF ANTIQUE CABS CUSTOM FUR STORAGE pifCt Pl CAUUS TODAY* Following appearance of a recent story in tne Sporting News that two teen-age boys frcm Rochester, N.Y., had purchased stock in the Wichita (Western) club, Swede Larson, general manager of the Indians, received an order from a man in Illinois for five shares. IIIHiHIillTlil'I'HITIIillllllllllllllI'MTII'WIIllllltliiiiiii ELM RT. 176 WAUCONDA Open Daily 6:40 - Sunday 2:30 Visitors to the Illinois state fair on Saturday, Aug. 21, will see in action the biggest and most colorful array of antique, classic and sports cars brought together for any automotive event other than the historic Glidden Tour. Secretary of State Charles F. C&rpentier, sponsor of the fourth annual invitational meet, is selecting personnel of the technical and advisory committee from collectors prominent in the Antique Automobile Club of America, the Horseless Carriage club and the Sports Car Club of America. \ The committee will screen out any stray "junkers" or "hot-* rods" from the customary flood of entries, establish spectfica- (tions for the "twenty-two com- » petitive classifications, " and supervise events and judging on t meet day. First, second and third prize trophies will be dis- | tributed in each category, ir ad- | dition to grand awards for best •-ar of meet and for antique car driven furthest en route. The antique, classic and sports cars will pass in review before the state fair speedway throng immediately before the AAA national championship 100-mile auto race. All must operate under their own power, as well as qualify under the requirement of preservation in or restoration to original condition." A &lect group of the antique vehicles will make up a perman- THURS., FRI. & SAT. JUNE 3-4-5 "IT SHOULD HAPPEN TO YOU" Judy Holiday - Peter Lawford Jack Lemon • (iMding, gt«zi»f • M*d«m storage vmltt • Insured against i 6 eattix and LAUNDRY N. Front Street PHONE McHENRY 927 Around the conjfef north of the National Tea Store BONDED FUR STORAGE ool cafeteria was filled last week Wednesday night for the annual G.A.A. banquet. The sportsmanship award went to AcfcW jfjehmitt, president of the organfesution, and Ruth Schaefer, who tied in the voting. The singles tennis trophy went to Donna Dowe and the doubles trophies to Layne Bucher and Nancy Justen. "Named officers for next year * weret Virginia Audino, president; . aqd Peggy Whiting, vice-presi- " dent, among others. H Jenaie Mae Richardson was atwarded the citizenship medal H which was given this year for •ft the thij:d time. It honors some tl graduate who has been voted as best carrying out after graduate tioh the qualities G.A.A. mem- IB ber fitrive to attain. ing ; thfcJ Pit SPEEDETTES-- Saturday, June 5, at 6 p.m., the newly organized girls softball team, McHenry Sj^edettes, will play their first^game of the season against Lockport, 111., at the city diamond. The team concluded their final tryout Saturday with the following girls becoming members of Sp€edette8: tchers -- Pat Smith, Dorothy Roder, Marlene Harbeck, all of Chicago. Catchers -- Elaine Kmet, Harwood Heights; Nancy McBroon, Chicago. 1st base -- Adele Uhlir, Chicago. 2nd base -- Geraldine Hauran ek, Chicago. 3rd bajNi -- Lillian Diduch, Chicago. Shortstop -- Peg Whiting, McHenry. Left FieM -»-P«t Rosipg, McHenry. • . Center Field .Cail Bansch, Berkeley. < I Right Field -lx>is Lodge, Maywood. Utility -- Rita Barbian, McHenry; Adele Bchmitt, McHenry; Barbara Kruse, Bw*dviewx "SS? wo*- S etc- <3£& i f SUN. & MON. JUNE 6-7 "MA AND PA KETTLE AT HOME" Marjorie Main - Percy Kilbride TUES. & WED. JUNE 8-9 "HELL'S HALF ACRE" Weiwiell Corey - Evelyn Keyes Elsa Lanchester -- COMING SOON -- Joan Crawford in 'JOHNNY GUITAR" "Storybook Wonder! > "HEIDI" FRI. & SAT. JUNE 4-5 I "CRUISIN' DOWN k THE RIVER" Dick Haymes - Audrey Totter Also THE NEVADAN" Randolph Scott - Dorothy Malone SUN. & MON. JUNE 6-7 Taza, Son Of Cochise" Rock Hudson - Barbara Rush :.r TUBS., WED. & THURS. . ; JUNE 8-9-10 W "VIVA ZAPATA" Marlon Brando • Jean Peters featuring Mrs. Steven's Candies ||i Fried Chicken & French Fries 90c FRI. & SAT. JUNE 4-6 "SHARK RIVER" Steve Cochran - Carole Mathews Also * Walt Disneys Featurette "PROWLERS OF THE EVERGLADES" SUN. & MON. JUNE 6-7 "EXECUTIVE SUITE" Wm. Holden - June Allyson.. Tremendous Ten Star Drama TUBS., WED. & THURS. JUNE 8-9-10 "IT SHOULD HAPPEN TO YOU" Peter Lawford - Jack Lemmon Featuring Mrs. Steven's Candies TOVNE Phone Fox Lake 7-1611 Grand Avenue, Fox Lake, DL PLENTY OF FREE PARKING FRI. & SAT. • JUNE 4-5 "RIDING SHOTGUN" In Color Randolph Scott - Wayne Morris Joan Weldon SUN. ft MON. JUNE 6-7 "EXECUTIVE SUITE" Wm. Holden, June Allyson, Barbara Stanwyck, Fredric March, Walter Pidgeon, Shelley Winters, Paul Douglas & Louis Calhern TUES., WED. & THURS. JUNE 8-9-10 "Drive A Crooked Road" Mickey Roonipgr - Dianne Foster FRI. A SAT. , JUNE 11-12 "HELL'S HALF ACRE" Wendell Corey - Evelyn Keyes Elsa Lancaster ant exhibit oft view thioughout the nine-day run of the fair. Secretary Carpentier said that while Illinois cars dominate the field of entries, many enthusiasts drive or truck their mechanical pets great distances to the meet each year. The secretary has reason enough to be interested 'n futomobiles, with registrations passing through his office in numbers rapidly approaching 3,000,- 000 a year. Mr. Carpentier illustrated expected volume of entries tor the Aug. 21 meet by citing /the 5f> Model T Fords that aompeted in 1953. Other categories, he said, include "hijgnwheelers," steamers, electrics, "special merit" machines and the vasi variety of collector's items from the "acetylene" and vintage eras. The Antique Auto and Sports Car meet and exhibit, which has become an integral part of the huge Springfield fair, will wind up with the usual banquet, Mr. Carpentier said. Winners in all classifications will be announceo and awards presented at the banquet. IARDEST BtSIEfft WORKERS IN PLAINDEALER WANT ESI A-- ULTRA-MODERN SCREEN SIZE 52x70 Program Starts At Dusk FRI. & SAT. JUNE 4-5 In Color Steve Cochran - Carole Mathew '/SHARK RIVER" Also 3 Cartoons and Novelty SUN. & MON, JUNE 6-7 All Star Catit, Including Such Stars As: William Holden, June Allyson' Barbara Stanwyck - Paul Douglas "EXECUTIVE SUITE" TUES., WED. & THURS. JUNE 8-9-10 Judy Holiday - Peter Lawford "IT SHOULD HAPPEN TO YOU" M1 *8"fr •{• Shop at Hi and SAVE! --E -g * GENOA T H E /X T R E G I M O A < • 1 r A On Hwy. 12 In Genoa City FRI. 4 SAT. JUNE «-S ELIZABETH 2ND FEATURE PMANCE SJffTH SUN. & MON. JUNE $-1 filKMESMASKl! CO-FEATURE vV MICKEY DIANNE ^DOONEYFOSIER^ TUES., WED. & THURS. JUNE 8-9-10 •--•a,*--l -- PLUS -- • 4 OtEGOtrPECK V AUOtEY HtfBUKN • MX iuaf Friday and Saturday "BROKEN ARROW" James Stewart - Jeff Chandler Matinee Sat. Cont. From 2:30 "I Was A Male War Bride" with Cary Grant- Sun.,^Mon., Tues. & Wed. Jufie 6-9 Matinee Sunday Continuous From 2:30 > Direct From Chicago's Loop Theatres 8c Now at Regular Admission. Adults 60c, Children 20c lax incl. CINEMASCOPE , RIVER OF I NO RETURN H.-mi COLOR SN, CALHOUN i-Genoa Theatre GENOA CITY, WIS. ONE DAY ONLY -- THURSDAY JUNE 3 E X C L U S I V E ONLY PERSONAL APPEARANCE IN lTOS ARJ^l YOU'VE SEEN HIM IN THE MOVIES & ON TV -- NOW - SEE HIM IN PERSON! tfrntfuulin yeubldau On The Screen Chas. Starrett & gmlley Burnette in "SMOKY HOLLYWOOD CANYON" SCREEN 46x00 tBBI GRAYSLAKE, ROUTE 120 - 21 Open 7:00 pjn. -- First Show At Dusk -- Come Ea^|f -- CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CAR FREE -- We Show First-Run Features THE NEWEST LATEST AND BEST j Wednesday thru Saturday. J\tt* 2*3-4-6 Ptoductd br ItQHMO MUSTM ^ kfTOtti Cmitmffm Sunday. Moruhiv & Tuosdny June 6-7-8 Plus This TECHNICOLOR Feature "CANYON PASSAGE" with Dami Andrews - Susan Hayward Wednesday thru Saturday June 9-12 "BACK TO BAT AN" starring John Wayne