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^ V •«' " *w V , - •- * y>yw*ww» , s* »-•«.,,. «•• , w,„.l,,i w^. . ,;V^, - - ' " ' '.'. •' • \ / \W , « ' ,•„ . •' f ,• ' ' '>* " „ . • J~ • • m - ' . I * • pw Miwty vr*Tmr\wAi.m • 3 v- ->,r I r4Cin Tkanlar P. W«-- ...I. Freand, lit; E. Hmmr, IM. ' --" MfHOKY KECREATldjr -- : Thalrsdaf Majora-- I Cof-so, 214-538; Jenny, 202-549; ! Sutton, 525; Maynard, 525; Kin- I sala, 211-565; Teisert, 205-550; Adams, 202-651; " BttlMtt, 8XT{ Miller, 221-587. ttOWUNC NOTES Johnsburg, 2522; IhicHenry Reci reat'on- 2571. B. Miller, 515; A. Jackson, 184- 1200-202-586; Kinsala, 506; Preund, 207-189-209-605; Pelsert, 528. TEnnHiy, Becenfcor 15, IMfc * s x r : -- PALACE -- r* 0. F.-- (la«t wwk) Eld. Thennes. 200=-546; J. Regner, 290-555; D. Hester. 614; Meyer, '224-616; Winkel, 201-661; Conway, 609. " 7 " C. 0. F. 7 o'clock- (this week) J. Wagner, 206-510: E. Just en, 200-506; B. Kreutzer, 219-550; M. Schaefer, 517. ' ' Nit# Owl Ladles-- B. Hulquist. 428; E. Hoyt, 189- 516; M. Hettermann, "423; R. Stilling, 446; P. Kraus, 453; R. Miller, 170-470; F. Freund, 480. C. 0. F. » •Vlork-- , J. Regner, 204; G. Freund, 207-, 660; L. Heimer, 2*0-533; L. Win- i kel, 201-514. | Tavern-- . ^ "SargeV W. Hagberg.- Jri 527; H. Fantusr C20; Weingftrt, 607; H. li^hnko, 216-570; Wheelock, 192-209-191-592. ' ; Match ' Hauka Mosey Inn, 2265. . , C. Brennan, 218." Wauconda, ,2471:'; 2658. TT. . Fatotus, 515; ScharM#» 62# Conway, 208-562. . ^ ^ f < • ' ' Jehmbirn-, • F. Huejmann, 527; L. Smith, 512; B. Freund. 202-532; W. Smith, 504; J. Jackson, 213-532; H. Hitler. 200-525; H. Michels, 506; G. Schons. .508; G. Jackson, 502; A. Jackson, 203r210-l,5X-W4f >•>,' BnsineHR Men-- Hansen. 509; COUNTY GAGE TOURNAMENT AT RICHMOND f' - '« ha--s Early Bird Ladled < ' . V'. Herdrich. 420° N. larbttif 184i 504; E. Peterson, 171-458; B. Jlisten, 192-475; T. Dean, 173- 484; B. Buergler. 464; D. Freund, 452; L. Miller, 441: *D; Schaefer, 437: tt. Knox. 186-482; E. Rand, 188-453: M. Wesson, 43L; M. Kel- | ly, 178-458' J;. ;.&$tob#^*$S^-K ! K. 0. Leajrae-- | E. Frost, 621; M. Walsh, 621. | V. F. W.-- . . I Meyland. SOS; Smith, 603; "Kta- | sala, 514; Kraus, 513. D. of A.-- L. Hobbs, 176-426; E. Winkel, 456; G. Jackson, 463. 7 o'clock Ladies-- C. Meyer, 426: V. Herdrich, 423; E. Gnoit. 190-50S; E. Conway, 420; E. Justen, 430; E. Hester, 473* '4 ®Ylwk Ladles-- -- V : B. Regner, 426; M. Powers, 437; M. Donnelly, 490; G. Barbian, 473. atj-- ' ' A. Paluch, 512; V. Jones, 607; | Wonder Lake-- H. Kreutzer, 182-212-200-594; A. C. Norgard. 200-546; A. Thorn* Areggor, 517; Baumbeck, 202 ;• 203-544; R. Rhode, 533- A La Brefeld, 200-517; B. Wright. 507; ~ ' J. Wiser, 226-560; Huif, 523. Commercial-- G. Schaeler, 210-547; B. Peisert, 521; V. Adams, 606; L. Adams, 501; H. Weber, 554; C. Thorsell, 507; L. Thennes, 526. Oil Tlaiers-- Rogers, 612; Thurlwell, 231-504; Meyers, 500; Peterson, 208-631; Downs, 204-561; Coralt, 512; Blake, 200-512. Major-- Cristy, 212-509; Crouch, 638; Piesert, 514; Rosing. 223-57«; N. Jasten, 523; C. Thorsell. 517; Rogers, 211-5622; Hester. 516; Miller, 525; H. Smith, 558; Budler. 201-682; Bacon, 534; Steffes, 223 Lapland Lapland is by no means always a frozen waste. In summer, wildflowers present a kaleidoscope of color on mountain slopes, and blue lakes are edged with green vegetation. Starts Saturday Nigtit; McHenry TO Meet Marengo The drawings for the McHenry County Basketball Tournament to be held at Richmond, starting Saturday night this week, put the MCHS Warriors against Marengo. Richmond has a new gymnasium this year and should be wellequipped to provide for the teams and handle the large crowds which evidence interest in county team competition each year. The tournament wiil start Saturday night Dec. 17, and run through Wednesday, Dec. 21. For those who have followed the records this season a glance at . the drawings can point to only one conclusion--Hebron vs Crystal Lake in the finals. Of course, there is always the dark horse possibility, but the chances of an upset look slim. The McHenry-Mareago game will be played Monday night at 8:15. This may develop into quite a battle and a large crowd of McHenry fans ar« pulling for the Warriors to come through in this tussle. The two teams reaching the finals will bring their J. V. squads to play the preliminary game on Wednesday night. There will not be a consolation or third place gahie. Most observers at this point are rating Crystal Lake as the team to beat this year. However, all are aware that Hebron is noted for strong tournament play. Let's watch v!em and see what happens. Drawings Saturday, Dec. 17: Game No.. 1 - 6:30 p.m. - Huntley vs Woodstock. Game No. 2 - 7:45 p.m. - £t. Mary'3 vs Harvard. Game No. 3 - 9:00p.m. - Hebrcrn vs Richmond. Monday, Dec. 19; Oame No. 4 ± 7:00 p.m. - Crystal Lake ys Winner of Game No. 1. Game No. 5 - 8:15 p.m. - Ma- Tnesday, Dec. %0r » Game, No. 6 - 7:00 p.m. - Winners ' of Games 4 and 6. • Game No. 7 - 8:16 p.m. - Winners of games 2 and 3. Wadnesday, Dec. 21: » - Game No. 8 - 8:16 p.m. • Winners of games 6 and 7. THIRD ANNUAL 1 C. 0. F. BOWLINQ TOURNEY JAN. 28 v' The McHenry and Johnsburg courts of the C. O. F. announce that their 3rd Annual Bowling Tournament will start Jan. 28. This tournament has attracted large entries in the past two years and is expected to be highly successful again in '50. The singles and doubles matches will be staged at the Palace and the team events will take place at the McHenry Recreation alleys. Averages as of Dec. 23 will be used. However, all members are welcome--with or without established averages. A poiat to be made clear is that all entries will close Jan. Y* As in the past, a big party will follow the tournament. The local court will also stagts the Illinois State Basketball Tournament here in February. But, that's another story and more ink will be spread on that later. [added a free throw. Delavan came , right back and scored on two long | shots and the Warriors never regained the lead. J. Thies fcfld B. I Miller led the Warriors yrith 7 j points each, but the other boys wer« close behind. Hiller and Laures hit for 6 points each, Mc- Culla 4 and Jackson 2 Eckhoff i of Delavan took the honors for the night with 14. The J. V's took It ori 'tHe chin again, losing 34 to 24. J. Lawrence and C. Hiller hit 7, S. Aim 5, and Schmidtke 1. York of Delavan scored 7. Pantry Strategy Salty soda crackers covered with" a powdered sugar icihg and a few nuts will save the contents of the cpokie jar for mealtime serving. r Life Insurance Payments Payments to living policy-hold-' ers by their life insurance companies were $1,790,000,000 in 1948, over 40 per cent more than five years before. Abarted Calf When a cow loses her calf, own* ers always should suspect brucellosis as the cause, since approximately 80 per cent of all abortions in cows are due to this disease. However, at least a dozen other diseases and conditions may enter into the abortion picture, and it takes a careful herd examination to determine the exact nature of the trouble. Poisoning, injury, unsound reproductive organs, trichomoniasis, and vibrionic infection art among the factors that may prove to be the real cause. Feed Grains Production of feed grains in 1949 was estimated at 128 million tons, a total second only to 1948's 137 million tons. With a large carryover, 1949's production of feed grains brings total feed supplies on farms to the largest ever available, both in total volume and in quantity per animal unit. DELAVAN FINISHES ~ STRONG TO DEFEAT WARRIORS 37 TO 33 The MCHS basketball Warriors suffered a heart-breaking defeat at Delavan last Friday night as the Wisconsin team put on a fast finish to gain a 37 to 33 victory. The Warriors, holding a slight Bedge up until the fourth quarter, were defeated by accurate long' shots bv Delavan. At the half the boys held a 3 point lead and battled to a 25-25 third quarter tie Bob Miller opened the fourth quarter with a basket and Dick Hiller ORDER NOW FOfr Christmas and New Years Do you pickle your own herring? Try a keg of qur salt herring. PANTRY DELICACIES Phone 754 134 Riverside Dr. McHenry, 111. New Years Eve Celebration H AT t'*i V)Vg • >'«! THE BOWLING BAR < JOHNSBURG BRIDGE (formerly Nell's Ballroom) Make a reservation for your party. MUSIC -- DANCING -- FAVORS iL $2.00 per person Lunch Will Be Served SANTA'S PANTRY IS READY FOR YOU! \ t r-A:. t in HOLIDAYS! • • I*-*.,:. 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