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^t~/ s ^'fir Tbunday, Januarys 135# 1 - • ^ SNK d "W* • • 4/ V* ' : * * * " • . / " ff -•• CO-OPS WIN 62-42if^ FlSi OM MUNDELEIN; *•*._<; . FORESTERSJLOSE " i fSO I € by EARL R. WALSH * Mystery surrounds a story thai • man in a striped uniform'(sort of prison garb) was seen parading around Jake Stoffel's store" one recent holiday ui<u'4|^g when the store was closed,./ • . ? * diidden Thought-- ' , ; "We Yust go nuts at Christmas" or. any time listening to a vacuum jcjjganer. ; Hear that N6rb Klaus will move ~ €o the fast Texas League next MUnmer. That's nice going. ' ' !»•-*• What we thought was a welcome mat in front of "Mugg's Druggs" turned out to be a stcong hint to clean your boots Mdre entering. Guess the Co-op iad Forester basketball games played Monday night were scheduled late. Our last Information was that no games would be scheduled. Thus, • no publicity. CRYSTAL LAKE WINS MEET AT MOOSEHEART Warriors Win From Hinckley And Drop Game To Palatine The teams definitely will play here next Sunday night. Crystal Lake will bring a good team of former high school stars here to lipy the Co-ops. The Foresters will play a county league team in the first game. To get back in the swing of the hoop game, remember that our high school' Warriors will travel to Marengo Friday night for a Swani League game. Next Tuesday night a "•aaturaL" Is coming up. Woodstock High will pla> the Warriors here. This 8 not o. conference game--just a ecial tre.at for fans who like to see' our county teams carry on •ports rivalries of long standing. What if the ice 111 on struck in the summer like thg coalmen do in the winter? , Down teonift tjfce Christmas trees, we hopi StutfSi Claus lives forever. bus th$F ol<T fellow gives us a rough thne. for a couple of yeks eaoft year. You Jldg't have to iqibibe freely onHfiew YfeAr'a Eve to 111 a fog. 'Twas dense. Thought we were being very thoughtful when we salvaged some horns and noise-makers for our young 'uns on New Year's Eve. We realized our mistake the next morning when we wanted to sleep. ^ Well, old '49 has been kicked out, but it grew on us. Still hard to write '50.. DAILY PINUPS Many a man is a wizard at arithmetic but admits there's no accounting for women. Good judgment comes from experience, but experience in turn can follow poor judgment. The human triangle is never on the square. . fSome girls are very easy on the eyes but hard on the pocket-book. When you're Bitting on top of the world, reach down and help the other felow to share your perch. Having character and being a character should never be confused. Never be ashamed to be yourself and' you'll never be ashamed of yourself. 'ANONYMOUS. £P. S. Many thanks, "Ma" Renich. Crystal Lake High School's undefeated basketball team breezed to a 59-27 win over Palatine Saturday night to win the Moosehart tournament, The fast-stepping tigers had one real tussle in eliminating York 46 to 42 in earning their way into the finals. Geneta out-scored Marengo 72- 56 to win third place in the popular holiday meet. The McHenry Warriors started off on the right foot by beating Hinckley 40 to 36,^ but fell by the wayside in a last* half stamp against Palatine. McHenry led Palatine at half time 21-18, then scored only 3 points in each third and fourth periods to lose 45 to 27. Led by Lloyd Anthony, Marengo upset Moosehart 61 to 55 in a game termed the upset of the tournament. « One of the mosr ta'ked about games of the meet waB the Woodstock- Geneva battle which was won by Geneva 36 to 30. The odd part cf the game *ras the fact that Geneva iroze the ball in a successful stall that kept Woodstock from scoring during: entire fourth quarter. McHenry, 40 Miller Thies Lap res -...! McCulla Dowel 1 McCracken Hiller .............. Hinckley, 36 White Evans ..................... Bish . Bahl Grimm Hill Skinner Strenger Total*! Score by quarters McHenry Hinckley Palatini <45) Klein Waznik Steinbrinck . Slevers . Sherman Guenther Marfield j Rogers . Mair ...... McHenry (27) Miller Thies Laures Hiller McCulla Jackson Dowell Score by quarters: Palatine McHenry The McHenry Co-ops beat Mundelein's basketball team here on Monday night of this week by a score of 62 to 42, holding a safe margin throughout the entire Same. Manage# Joe Jackson tried- several new combinations In this game in order to improve the attack. In the preliminary game, the Townsend five, of Woodstock, handed the Foresters a 50 to 40 setback. Next Sunday the Co-ops will play at Naperville in the afternoon" and will meet Crystal Lake on the McHenry ttoor ia the evening. McHenry ? Larkin' Jackson, J: ............ Peterson Miller, C. Jackson, JL Freund, £.. Miller, B. Smith . . . . . . . Totals . Mundelcin -- Hansen £&%&&&# Huffman .: Huffman Young Johnson Totals Score by quarters: McHenry Mundelein Foresters Bolger Howard McCracken Stilling ........ FG FT PF i6 3 S ..V'5 V '2 .... 5 * 0 ' . 1 2 6 . 0-,' 2 •='- 1 1 1 I ' 0 -v 1 ; 0 ' V-. 8 •""is ::fq FT PF 2 0 i 5 2 X 1 2 s ..... 4 8 ... 1 1 4 It 8 11 ... I *lt-S4-4#-«2 6-13-27-42 Fa FT PF .... < 1 1 ~ l 0 0 .... I 1 1 .. 2 2 1 Bockman * McCulla ... Michaels ... Total ag Townsend v Bell .... Torgenson Stake Kuppe Tornow .. McKim . Buckley Schmitt Totals Score by quarter* Foresters Townsends W IT PF .:.... 11-17-27-40 8-JB-36-60 BOWLING NOTES --McHenry Rerrcatfon-- In one of the top bowling matches of the season. Highland Park edged out the McHenry Recs here on New Year's Day, 2787 to 2763. The Recs bowled games of 901^ 962-900, but the Highlanders came through with a 999 total in the third game. \j The visitors featured a lead-off man who hasn't had a blow in 78 consecutive games and an anchor man who has posted three perfect games in his bowling career. Freund, 521; Sutton, 537 Krause, 220-542; Bennett, 225-576; Peisert, 204-212-587; Midge, 589; Gene, 209-556; Charlie, 219-200- 611; John, 563. Nlt« Owls-- , . 7?Tfetterman's77 D. Hettermann, 429; R. Stilling, «S8; L. Schmitt, 439; R. Miller, 434; F. Freund, 175-489. McHenry Sand and Gravel, 2; Midi's, 1. Jeanette's Style Shop, 2; The Pit, 1. V. Snyder, 44% il's WKitehousa, Store, 0. - B. Huiquiat, 201-448;- *: Hoye, 495. - i •_ • r,-; %VL . FV. nW .- ••• Fly Boys, 3; .Dog FaCes, 9. Klnsala, 202-213-173-588. Bell Hops, 2; Swafcbies, 1. S; Nye's Drag 1. - • . i F. Larson, 179-460; Miller, 440; D. Schaefer. 423. S. H. Freund and Son, 3; McHenry Cab, 0. H. Knox, 180-465; 187-499; L. Larson, K. Of C.-- Wall Fill Motors, 1. , Barbian's Grocery, 2; Steffan's Jewelry, 1. ^pf:. •r Old Bridge, 3; Fox Novelty, 0. Kiasula, 546; Larkin, 534;° E. Peisert, 200-526; V. Freund, 537. Carlson Oil, 2; Clark Chevrolet, Prager, 2; Blatz, 1. • » Miller, 216-543; Sutton, 222-671. - .Mtm McHenry Recreation, Dairy. 1. ' • \ . E. Pieroni, 514. •':- McDonald's Tavi&rn, i; Mosey Inn, l -i, - Sheriff, 502; R. Kanlorski, 201- 536. rMcHenry Plastering, 3; Ri*ag- >od Electric. 0. Eckstein, 505. - - ; i McCullom Lake, 2; Frank and Frieda, 1. Early Birls--. Rolaine Grill, 3; Stilling's "66", 0. F. Dean, 426; B. Buergler, 193- 479; A. Ross, 448; N. Larkin, 468. Peterson Boats, 8; Freund Oil, 0. B. Peterson, 430; L. Frisby, 424; B. Justen, 446. A, P. Freund and Son, 2; Co-ops, D. of A. Low's Leader^ Cuties, 1. Smith's Smashers, 2; Hustlers, 1. , B. O'Brien, 479; L. Smith, 454. Conway's Contenders,. 3; Eleanor's Experts. 0. L. Conway, 427^ / Winkel's Winners, Klnsala's King Pins, 0. ^ ! Ai's White House, State Hank, 1. '. V • Kleinhans Bldg..; Serv., t; Mi- Henry Laundry. 0» , ; v K., Foster, 202-504. ^ New Era, 2; Schaefer's ' C. Corso, 505.' - - ; -"• f" • : •' v' Walsh's Insiira^, ^e;^iirni House, 0. ClvThorsell, B. Miller's. 3; G. Jscksori'S, 0. B. Meyers, 224-507; G. Jackson, 206-540; C. Smith, 530; B. Miller, 502; J. W«ingart, 200. M. Schaefer's, 2; S. Freund's, 1- M. Schaefer, 501;. S. Freund, 527. L. Smith's, 2; W. Smiths, 1. „ A. Jackson's, 2; J. Jackson's, 1. A. Jackson, 539. -- Palace -- Major-- McHenry Lumber Co., 2; CarFs Service Station, 1. -- Barth, 158-236-233-627; Schlitt, 219-578; Crouch, 233-571; Peisert, 505; Rosing, 214-227-184-625; J. Thorsell, 529; C.' Thorsell, 520; Rogers. 231-559. Blake Motor Sales, 3; Downs Nash Sales, 0. Rodenkirk, 533; • Hest&, 532; 6M; Jbltk. 562; SteCM; Wt. *> Henry. Dni| Bus% Mr -dm, SEE AND HEAR THE NEW , . SPINET MODEL HAMMOND ORGAN Designed; for Churches, Chapels and Homei. We demonstrate and give full instrnctioa. $1,285.00 >v, - >'f ' - . T- Terms can be Car fflel Fraucke, Represotative Phone Waukegan BIAJestic 865 or ONT&rio £778 Waukegan, Illinois - • £ . * .j FQ FT PF 4 1 1 18^13 FG FT PF 6 15 0 0 1 v 0 2 V o 3 4 0 0 1 1 * 7-7 13 13-40 3-11-12-10-36 B FT 10-8-12-15-46 11-10-3-3-27 POWER NEWS WiTH REAL PUNCH! A writer of radio commercials entered a restaurant, called a waitress, and said: "Give me some ham, piping hot and fragrant with the pleasant aroma of cloves, brown sugar and steaming sauce. Serve it between slices of brown and crackly-crust-. ed bread. Draw me a cup of delicious, flavorful coffee and add to it some thick, rich cream." The waitress shrugged, turned toward the kitchen a«id yelled: "Smoked pig on k rye and Jav*+~ with." . The Toddler Shop 312 Elm Street McHenry 746 WiO present a Free Demonstration Saturday, Jan. 7tb 3 P.M. EVERYONE INVITED They're greater in power--higher in compression -- a standout in styling-- dreams to drive--and now there's a Buick beauty for 1950 to fit practically any budget-- Hw't jutt oh* part of Intel's thrwi way power tfmrf for 1950--th» brand-n»w F-263 vahrm-in huad ilrmi§ki might. Packing a wallop that makot fho SUttK a rfaurf out pmrformtr of tht toaton, harm is Ml highor Mh pr*M«on and ttill grtaftr power in no gnator orifl tin. You'll g*f fhii new engine on all SUPER models, in 124 hp with Synchro-Meth tronsmismoa, 128 hp with Dynoflow Omre.* ^Sfandord on ROADMASTEff, optional Qi mm cot l an sunn aitd SKOAL modtk. N VACUUM-PKII...air ll expelled before feeding,. none cam gtfbadt fa./ NURSER "nearest thing to bread feeding* . Pre-steriKzed, flexible bottiet k> me once, toa J away. Prevenh air colic... baby can't suck air. ' Simple to fill and store, mstont-lMating.. . easier for mother, better for baby. P/acui i in roll of 89c 100--4 as. or 65--81 o, we just couldn't hold back tho whole big Buick line for 19SQ. They're too good-looking--too much fun to drive--too jam-packed with stepped-up, higher-compression, ready-to-ramble power--to be kept under cover. • So maybe you've already seen some 1950 Buicks on the highway. Maybe you've noticed the extra "git up and travel" they have--glimpsed the wide," curving windshields (one piece in most models)--noted, approvingly, that the typical Buick taper is now found in all Buick fenders. LOTS OP LUOCAOI SPACI, pfcn a high-faihion rear-en# ^treatment, graces the Buick tourbocfc Sedan models for 1950. This it Ihe ROADMASTER, ond above b the SUPER version off - tMs muchwonted 4-door, 4-pauengtr Sedan. Tvn* in HENRY J. TAYLOR, ABC Network, every Monday even.ng Maybe you've even heard some tilings.,. That there are more than a dozen-and-ahalf models to choose from. That there are three power plants in the Buick line --all of higher compression,, all stepped " in power. ^hat all models arc big and roomy inside ••some rear seats are better than a foot Wider than before! -yet in every instance, shorter over-all, so easier to handle, park and garage. Above all, maybe you've heard of exciting news on price... That Dynaflow Drive, for instance-* standard on ROADMASTER models, oj£* tional on all others--now costs 20% less than on 1949 models. That in the full line-SPECIAU, SUPER and ROADMASTER series--there is a Buick to fit practically every budget above the very lowest! Pictured above is the 1950 SUPER 4-door Sedan, one of the new Buick body types for 1950. At your Buick dealer's are more - actual models, the whole story on others. Hadn't you better see him--right now-- and see if you, too, don't find Buick "top choice for 1950"? Featuras Bhlhitlif, BVICK'S TOE MOT MIGHfft-COMPJtfSSfON FiroboU vahr»-in4*od power I* three engines, five hp ratings. (Now F*263 engine im SUW models.) NCW-PATTiKN STYUNO, with bumper guard griHm, Hper* through fenders, "double bubble" taillighie. WIDt-ANOU VISIBILITY. cfoM-ep rood vkm both fbrwoftf and back. THAFflC-HANDY Slit, hu%ni^l h»gth for eMfarpoi ing and garaging, short turnimg radios. rXTM-WIM SCATS cradled between *e . SOFT MICK MIDt, from all-coil springing, M itl^ low-pressure tires, rido-stoadying torqire-tube. DYNAFLOW OWVC standard on all tOAOMASIBft I at extrcf cost on SUKH and SPECIAL serief. NINSTttN MODtLS with Body by Fisbor. WIDt CHOtCt Of fQWPMCNT adding Hex&My to that bracket every price rouge above the lewotL yt :n • ' r. ». t:" i'-- . '~A • ' " ' i * • . . " *eli Merser Kit* In 3 or 6 unit *•*•*. All essentials, including 100-- 4 ox. boMes and 250 dtymoble md MOM yetir BUICK demiexhu • demomMtratiem--Bifht Mem/ «'*•« **tmr emenMlw mrm BlICM «0» WtOMT SWtEW^ R. I. OVERTON -MOTOR SALES ' v . • £B0NK-&.