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m m id START SUNDAY EcutJta/«dUK 1J ' &£•*•.. 7* t' " , • , iff"' ZXESiS' FKHTMG MCKS WARRIORS 6RAYSLAKE RYE 17 ~ • iJolpibBsg McHenry Openfrcr Gtane , The big Forester state basketbill tournament swung through the first round in great style, to our local gym last Sunday. The weatherman wasn't kind. ,hut all the teams arrived. Some wondered if the Moline boys would make it. They were here. By Jack Peppiug The McHenry Warriors, spur- | The Johnsburg Juniors were too 1 red on by Bobby Walters' firey | atrong for McHenry In, the open* ! play, won a thrilling home finale. I tag game aid rolled on *Hf-11 The McHenry Sportsmen's Club I Bobby was playing his last home j victory. will hold another trap shoot next' ganie for old M.C.H.S., and! • Sunday, March 9th on their reall.v gave a fine account of Schmitt (No. 5 tf you grounds near Pistakee Bay. himself. John Lawrence, also in watchJng) 9COred 19 points Sharp-shooters from near and far his last home appearance, dis- and ^ & 8mooth perfornier for are invited to get into the act P>*y®d some fine shooting. with-( a rrade 8chool boy Huemann had Harold Phalin, now a resident of Waukegan, encloses a post card sent to him by a friend. The card, splashing the name McHenry and scene showing Fox River, was on the rack in a Lake Worth, Florida store. The friend remarks that our Chamber of Commerce goes to extremes. Nothing l^te $4v«jt Using the old home town. 7^ . < . We wouldn't want to send them any scenes taken this week, but the sun is getting higher. Bobby Wallers' 21 Points Spark Way To 62-59 Victory 7 The club has a homey clubhouse with spacious grounds for its 40 members and many others who attend the various events. - The fans saw a real game all the way. First it was the Warriors credit - ; » who poured it on as they mounted a 12 point lead on Grayslake. However, Gray slake made a fine comeback to take the lead from the Warriors. Then in the final Johnsburg sent a big delegation to the Forester tournament last Sunday and also sent some basketball players that will look good on our high school teams in a couple of years. Tournament notes are in a separate colUmp this week with the schedule for next Sunday. Tommy Sutton says that Fanny Freund is gunning for us. Nqw, what did we do? Some people go gunning for you when you use their name. Others do the same when you skip them 'Take "Muggs" for instance (take him for all we care). We go two weeks without mentioning him aqd lie thinks it'a slight Frank Kempher got ahead of Fred Wolf this year. He has a cherry tree all ready to blossom out In its fnll beauty. Cherry pie for Easter! We ran short of space last week sa had to pull bowling scores and box scores of J. V. games. Wi try to get them in this week Just in case some of you are keeping scrap books. Bill Kreutzer la afraid we eiut have a baseball game next Sunday. White grounds! Officers of the club are Win Hagberg, President; Bob Thurl-, ^ _ well, Vice-President; and Gene (Quarter it wasf^he Warriors turn Adams. Secretary-Treasurer. as ther Pulled away to ylctory" The Warriors wasted no time as they quickly found the range In the first quarter.' Everyone was hitting and gave the Impression that this would be a runaway. Bobby Walters was the sparkplug in the attack as he hit 9. Tom Huemann added 5, Ron Ford and 8tan Aim 4 each and John Lawrence 2. Most of theee points came as a result of the fastbreak. which was working better then than it had *11 season long. As the opening quarter drew to a close the Warriors had built up a 24-16 lead Qrayslake Comes Back |a, the second quarter it was Grayslake's turn as they came back and shattered all previous impressions which w£ might have had. Pech, their tall center led their surge as he counted 8. John Lawrence amassed 5 to lead the Warrior output As the half ended the Warriors held a slim 36- 35 lead. The Warriors, after falling behind in the opening minutes of the third quarter, put on a real show and took the lead once more and never let go of it again. Again it was the dazzling play of Bobby Walters that paved the way to success. Bobby counted 9 more to lead our 17 point rally. John Lawrence was second to Bobby with 4. Again the fastbreak became the source of our output The Warriors had a 63*51 lead as the final quarter began. Control Finish After safely securing themselves in the lead the Warriors stalled out the remaining time in the final period. We were playing a different type of game now; it was no longer score, score, score but just , a question of holding* on to the ball andi not losing our heads. The strategy payed off because Grayslake showed no great desire to take the ball away until the last seconds, then it was too late. The bjuzzer ended a successful home season for the Warriors, who lost only one horn game. Bobby Walters and John Lawrence, two seniors playing their last home game showed the way as they led the attack with 21 and 13 points respectively. Three men, Aim, ford and HUemann were next in line with 8. Johnson hit 2 and Baldwin and Bolger had 1 each. Pech led the Qrayslake offense as he counted 18. Next in line was Hook with 17. The Warriors will meet the high scoring Crystal Lake Tigers in the regional tourney at Elgin Wednesday night. Crystal -Lal£, as you no doubt know, conquered Woodstock 116-46. The Warriors, however are bending over to no one and will be in there fighting all the way. LINEUPS: McHenry Lawrence, f Huemann, f Baldwin, f Ford, c Johnson, c Walters, g Aim, g Bolg«it,, U , Hear the Bill Bolgers have a new Shamrock in the family. Bet Santa will bring a bat, ball and glove the first Christmas. The game was finished by the smaller subs and that's where the fan entered the picture. Richard Fred ricks, chief scorer, and George Rodenkirk. timekeeper, were on the job as action started. Tom and Bill Bolger were the officials. Stuessy and MorieoH took over later. \ The Johnsburg Rangers showed a well-balanced attack in trouncing Calumet of Chicago 50 to 13 In the second game. Tt was one way after a 6-2 first quarter. 8t Nick's of Aurora beat St Raphael of Chicago 23 to 20 in the Junior Division. The losers led 16-14 at half time, but failed to score a point In the third period. Beach scored 18 points on 6 baskets and 8 free throws te .*lead Aurora. * Everybody pitches in to help. Joe May is chairman of the ticket committee and has faithful helpers. The Carl Weber family will be back next Sunday with, organ musis to keep the program moving at an enjoyable pace. Barslnski Rangers took the measure of the 8t Gregory five by a 86 to 21 score. Jack Phalen and "Smoky" Kennebeck helped with the scorekeeping and Bud Thennes gave Rodenklrk a rest from many hours of timekeeping. DAILY PINUPS: All the King's horses and all the King's men, Are little compared to the stroke of a pen. A woman's maybe is part of the mystery of her makeup. If you can't pay compliments or currency you still have the coin of consideration to extend. Pet peeve: the person who passes his on to you. To be a match for a woman a man must strike her fancy. Anonymous £V. Bote Scores Fran Last Week McHenry ft ft Pf Pts Weber, f 0 0 0 0 Marunde, f 0 0 0 0 Blake, f • ; X 1 4 2 Conway, f 9 • * 3 '• 4 Davidson, c 0 1 1 1 Freund, g 7 0 2 14 Barbler, g 1 1 4 2 Letcher, g t 1 1 6 Stilling, g -41= --'4 6 Herndon, f 0 9 1 0 Bkaroth, ( 9 1 0 IS 4 ^1 36 St Mar^pi H ft pf pts Stolzkie, ft M 0 0 6 Draffkorn, f - 1 2 , 6 6 McCarty, c 2 3 3 7 Thompson, g 0 4 4 4 Gibbs, % 0 0 2 0 Bvans, g 0 2 0 2 « 12 14 24 McHenry; •: 1 n 26 35 St Marfg,;.; ,• ; I 7 15 24 UMeHearf Blake Conway Davidson Freund Barbler Letcher StUltpg i Delavan Bruoe E»lis Doyle Graltow Flahive BroWn Fenn ' Bonsall Dibble McHenry Delavah g Grayslake McRay, f Sheldon, f Pech, c Bridges, Hook, g Thomas, Hall, g McHenry Qrayslake 3 0 4 1 • 4 0 25 'f 3 1 9 2 7 0 1 «§ 24 16 ft 6 2 1 0 • 4 A I «*** ' 12 ft 4 A • 8 0 0 pf pts St. Raphael's had scoring punch in every position as they smothered St. Joseph's of Elgin 62 to 22. Games will tighten up next Sunday. Competition gets tougher as you mqve along in these tournaments. Johnsburg Rangers fell before a steady attack by St Gregory boys. 56-29. Scoring took on< a modern day tempo as the Johnsburg Heavies downed St. Anne's of East Moline 82 to 68. The game was tight In the first half with Johnsburg loading 35 to 32. 19 62 pt Pte 3 10 2 5 4 4 3 1 22 53 51 Casanova Casanova, the famed Latin lover, had a diminutive 5x2 foot bed in Ms bedroom. It was this feature, net the gleaming white refrigerators er washing machines, which attracted the largest crowds at the 20th annual Paris household arts salon. This small bed may be interesting to look at because of its owner, but probably none of the sightseers would The visitors from East Moline. lacked reserve strength and failed to hold the pace la the iRnal period. Joe Jackson, a point-maker from way back, poured through 42 points oft 20 baskets and 2 free tosses. Connie Miller had l«, Art Jackson 11, Llyod Freund 1® and B. 'May 4. East Moline had a scoring ace In Veskauf who ran up a 34 total. Along about this time there were individuals who wished they had Brought a cushion with them, but fhe surprise game of the day w*s apt coming up. . ' VlM McHenry Seniorf took the floor against the Iloly Qhost fquad of Chicago In the final game of the day. Paul Freurd, Leo Oerasch, John Knox, Bill Tonyan apd Rich Michels represented MoH*nry and had no subs. Guess It was Leo who gaye as the biggest surprise. He moved around that big flooi setting up Plays and caiae through fresh as a. daisy; _ 7 •• ' . " T;-"" Paul and IH1! tooke care of the rebounds and both handled themselves like top-notches. John had a fast boy to guard, but had no trouble going at top speed all the way. Rich showed a goqd eye, dropping several shots from oatside the defense range. 1 - ' - i • ' \ THE McHENftY PLAWWALER Paul Tanda is looking forward ftliAAAAfliiAAAdigH. to some snappy baton twirlers as he watches thai grouf) under the able direction of Miss Rose Marie Morrpale of Harvard. is a crowd-pleaser. ^ Next Sunday the WorWtB^^tfk Drum and Bugle Corps, American Legion Post No. 740 will entertain Just before the last game. IMv. Feed Meyer turns in the following schedule for next Sundays 12:16 P. M. -r sSt. John's of Johnsburg & vs. ^7** Barsynskl of Chicago -- Ranger till-P. M. -- JSt Mary's of McHenry ^ } vs. y-y; Holy Ghost of Chicago * * 1 -- Ranger SHt. 2:15 P. M. -- , 8t Joha's of johnsburg \- vs. 7.17 7'" 4lt.. Kick's of Aurora -- Junior Ohr. 30-. P. M. St Gergory's of Chicago ' vs. . * ' ' jt-fyjjfc*' Raphael's of Chicago ' -- Ranger Dtv. 4:30 P. M. -- Winner of St. Mary's - Holy Ghost vs. 8t Niek's of Aurora •• -- Ranger IMv. P. M. -- St Nick's of Aurova v VS, Bowling Notes A A A ^ ^ ^ A a A ^ »• V V V • V * V* V V V ™ w (Last Week's Scores) St. Raphael's of Chicago -- Senior Div. 9:99 P. M. -- Norwood Pk. Drum A Bugl6 Corps. American Legion Post No. 740 8:30 P. M. -- St. Mary's of McHenry vs. Elgin -- Heavyweight Organ muBic by Carl Weber Cattily during day and evening. LITTLE WARRIORS WIN XGAIN; BEAT GRAYSLAKE 27-25 Last Friday one conference champ met another as Grayslake invaded McHenry. The Little Warriors had won the SWANI crown and Grayslake had won the North Suburban crown, being undefeated in conference play. Our Little Warriors, however, after a slow start soon showed their superiority. After taking a, slim 5-4 lead in the first quarter the J. V.'s dropped behind 14-9 at halftime. In the third quarter, sparked by Lyle Davidson's fine game at the post, reassumed the lead and never again lost it It was a fine example of team work that our J. V.'s displayed and they worked hard for the victory. Lyl* Davidson, junior 6-3% center showed the way as he scored 16 of their 27 points. The rest Of the scoring was well divided. Also by winning, the J. V.'s showed that they were capable of beating the befit that the North Suburban had to offer. Next year they will play in that conference. Our J. V.'s have been playing fine ball this season and deserve every bit of merit that they have won. LINEIP8: --PALACE-- (m 9 O'clock-- Freund, 1879 -- Steffan, 1863, G. Freund, 232-602. Winkle, 1926 -- Thennes, 1869, U. M. Freund, 510; Thennes, 506; Winkle, 527. C.OJ. 7 O'Clock-- Kreutzer, 2264 Meye*, 2245, R. Miller. 500; B. Kreutzer, 623; D. Jager, 517. Justen. 2312 -- Her«Jrich, 2292, N.. Justen, 206-622; J. Herdrich, 641. . RfMPHP Cleaners, I. Paul's Variety, 4 •-- Lake View IM, ft. . Mill Inn, i George'# fcepair, o. 7 • W. L. Builderfcl -- Elaine Grill. S. '777^ 7 *'.!». of A. - Art Smith Groc., l -- Nye Drug Store/ 2. A. Oaulke, <64; K. Freund, 431. McHenry Co-op., 0 -- P. M. Justen Furn., 3, M. Pagni, 444. Wattles Drug Store, 2 -- Buss Motor Sales, 1, H. Low, 486. •John the Tailor, 1 -- McHenry Lumber Co., 2, M. -Foley, 421. v, March 0, 1952 TKEMOMCY COUNTY BOWLING l*4y Walsh, 8 -- Carey ^Reotric, 0, J. Widen, 218-527; L. Badtm, 112; J. MoCarroll, 214-666; A. McCar- ! r°oiJ*7jk7si,nJ oisen * Sons, 8 - Atlas^Prag- - Several local girls placed irfi^ money in the county ' We' ' * ' j tournament just finished at Mc- Hester Oil. t Henry Recreation. Scores v|^e Dog Tavern-- • v"': 7 • Park Pab, 0 -- Lee and Ray, 2, Carr, 206-528; Low, 530. Hoots, 0 -- Fox Hole, 3, Noo'nan, 200-518; Wolf. 201-559; Kolar, 617 Hillcrest, 1 -- House of Steele, 2, Paluch, 220-509; Miller, 208-621 Herdrich, 0-- Snug Harbor, 3, Fantus, 219-649; Behnke, 200*602. Old Timers-- Rogers. 2331 -- Blake, 2176, J. Downs, 215-562; R. Mints, 609 Petersen, 2173 -- Cristy, 2230, F. Peterson, 604; A. Barbian, 603. 7:00 O'clock Ladies -- 1 Geo. Justen & Son, 2 -- Blatt, 1 L. Ferwerda, 421; B. Peterson, 163-438. McHwiry Lumber Co., I ~ McHenry Cab Co.. 1. J. DOherty, 462. 9t00 O'clock Ladies-- Steffan's Diamonds, 2 T. Olsen & Son, 1. C. Boone, 436. Wilson's T. V. Girls, 2 -- Riverside Hotel, 1, A. Gaulke, 476; M. Yegge, 446; M. Kinsala, 423. McHenry Blake Davidson Freund ®arbier Letcher Stilling Grayslake Hook Hall Glerncih, Durretl---- Ward Gtoza g 1 7 1 * tpf pts 5 5 M 7 If ft 3 0 McHenry Gr#ysl|ke 11 -5- 0 1 . 2 1 0 4 9 14 0 3 0 3 8 14 P* 2 2 4 i 2 . 2 20 19 J* 16 3 0 1 2 27 pts 6 4 6 6 6 • 25 27 9* BaMgatatan , It win not hurt an electric refrigerator to leave it turned off tor a lew months if proper care is taken. You should turn it oft then remove all food, and leave the door open. If the door remains closed for a long time, a stale odor may develop inside the cabinet --BOWLING BAR-- Thursday Nlte Ladles-- Geo. Breler A Son, 0 -- Hettermann's Tavern, 3, M. Hettermann, 539. Jim & Clara's Tavern, 2 -- Lay's Tavern, 1, L. Huemann, 208-509; C. May. 447. Leo's Painterettes, 0 -- Welngart's Trucking, 3, K. Michelau, 472. Club Lilymoor, 2 -- Bowling Bar, 1. Z. Malochleb, 445; D. Reinboldt, 433. 7 O'Clock C*OJr-- Justen, 2271 -- Kreutftar, 2146, N. Justen, 610 , . : Meyer. 2420 -- Herdrich, 2063, ; |B. Thennes, 206-641; D. Jager, 1222-565; F. Meyer, 228-664 --McHENBV RECREATION** 7 Thursday 9 O'Clock-- Prager, 0 -- Buss Motor, 2, H. Miller, 522. Fox Novelty, 0 -- Co-ops., Carlson, 510; Jannotta, 526. Blatz, 2 -- Certified Food. 1, Coari, 203-516. Old Bridge, 1 -- Clark Chev., 2, Rodenkirk, 522; Thenaas, 209- 549; Bennett, tl5. Early Birds--• Freund Oil, 2 -- S. H. Wound, 1, H. Knox, 438. Old Bridge, 1 -- Peterson JBoat, 2, B. Buergler, 470. Downs Nash, 0 -- Carey Electric, 3, F. Larson, 442. Town & Country, 3 -- Dorothy's Millinery, 0, B. Farm, 4ft«. Wonder Lake Sextet- Wonder Lake Repair, 2 Cottage Gift 8hop, 0. William A Mary, 2 -- Kruegers' Nursery. 1, K. Tuny, 464.. Rolalne Grill, 2 -- Amerioan Legion, 1. Monday 9 O'Cloek-- Wally's Tavern, 3 -- Klelnhans, Lumber, 0. : Riverside Bake Shop, 1Al's ^White House, 2. Charm House. 2 -- TAgthtft Hdw. 0. McHenry Laundry. 2 -- McHenry State Bank, 1. V. Adams, 203-566; L. Adams. >02-580; R. Gilliford, 682. Wonder Lake-- W. L. Repair, 4 Lake Dry This team will have full strength next Sunday and should go places. The local V.F.W. jdrlll team drew a lot of favorable comment following a neat performance. This team is on the way up and should W * the DRAPES AND BLINDS IN ONI WINDOW TREATMENT Pick Mi« vtrtltal InpulM with Hw Orac*. fxl (wirl. Oxpii and Wind* In Wn- MM wlnfew MkI mNI •! II(M «ir. Iht MMisM MM li«M with •>*«! «d4 tin rfirtiMtlv* wM I* iMfiMdtM with tratfHIWMl COMMUNITY INTERIOR SERVICE 204 S. GREEN StREET : TEL. McHENHY 490 vj.W^- . ' Glsmos. V. Wr Faces, 0, Stttttttg* ^OS-641.7 Chow Hounds, 1 -- Fly Boys, 2 L. Smith 205-525; Creutz, 201-665. Bell Hopn, 1#--» See Bees, 2, Getner, 609. Swabbies, 2 --- Ryiders; j). Kite Owls-- 7 •• J":- Schroeder tron" -- Ml Place, 0. House of Steele, 3 -- Koenemann's Sausage, 0. Al's White House, 3 ^ Three Way Inn, 0, J. Rosing, 426. . Riverside Customs, 2 ft Fin, 1, I. 8toller, 43L «.«, 60S; K~: i sala, 576; Aregger. 563; New- j . . . kirk, 533; Rode, 193-200-212-Mo I Lee and Ray, 2 -- McHenry SUte Bank, 1, Cristy. 609; Fantus, 516; Barth. 214-662 run for top honors (and money). ' "f City-- (last week) T. Olsen, 3 -- McHenry State Bank. 0. Rogers, Rowe, 209- 626; Budler, 503 . Carey Electric. 9 -- Hester Oil, 0, Bacon, 509; Lorch, 212-606; Reid, 509; Widen, 204-642; G. Kinsala. 642 I n Prager. 2 -- Lee & Ray, 1, Barth ' Do,,Weg* 206-641; Kreutzer, 524. McGee'B, 2 -- Walsh Ins., 1, Noonan, 616; Johnson,2l6-675; A. McCarroH, 200-572 Fran Anderson, Cary, Ml Bette O'Brien, McHenry, Louise Smith, McHenry, 674 Polly Brasile, Wdsk., 573 Maybelle Rose, Wdsk, 568 Wanda Crick, McHenry, 661 - Marie Pagni, McHenry, 668 Marie Nelson, C. Lake, 563 Lucille Chumley, C. Lake, 662W Ruth Cowan, Woodstock*, 643 , Verna Meia, Cary, 643 r75 7 (This Week's Scores) --BOWLING BAft~~ Tharsday Nlte Ladles-^ Leo's Painterettes, Lilymoor, 3, L. Schmltt, 424. Weingart's Trucking, 2 --• Bowling Bar, 1, Z. Malochleb, 468. Geo. Breler ft Son, 1 -- Jim ft Clara's Tavern, 2, L. Huemann, 188-456 Hettermann's Tavern. 2 -- Lay's Tavern. 1, B. Freund, 461; D. Hettermann, 462. 1820, -PALACE-- ' » O'Clock C.O.F.-- Winkel, 1982 -- Freaad, Winked, 200-621. Thennes, 1944 -- 8teftan 1964, Thennes, 212-651; Schaefer, 628; Steffan, 608. Taver**~ ^ • Fox Hole, 3 -- Herdrich ft Sons, 0, Kolar, 509 Snug Harbor, 2 -- £> ft R. Tavern, 1, Lee, 555; Weingart, 514; Brennen, 225-539 Hoots, 3 -- Hillcrest, 0, Paluch,. 628; Noonan, 209-506; Simon, 617; Todd. 210-624. Park Pub. 2 -- House of Steele, 1, Holt. 216-628; Miller, 202-650 Old Timers- Cristy. 2317 -- Blake, 2121 Petersen, 24*2 -- Rogers, 2297, •H. Schaefer, 512; F. Rogers, 630; G. Wattles, 519; J. Downs, 202-608, F. Petersen, 646. FRL ft 8AT„ MARCH 7-8 2 Features hi Flaminf Color Yvonne DeCarlo Philip Friend In •BUCCANEER'S GIRL" tad Featare •NEW MEXIC#> L0m Ayres Aady Oevlae and Marilyn Maxwell SUN. ft *ON„ MARCH 9>19 Ceatinaoas Sunday from 2 <00 TUE&, WED. ft TKUR&, MARCk 11.13.|t Juae Haver Ray Bolgar and Gordol MacRae "LOOK tOR THE SliiVER- LINING" In Technicolor LAKE t h e a t r e | Crystal Lake. Illinois • PHONE til '7 i: Saturday Matinee at f :W P. X. Saaday Matinee at SiM P. M. Week Days at 7:00 P. M. FRI. ft SA% MARCH 7^ Also Saturday Matlaee at S P. & "CIMARRON KID" la fceekaleolor O--edy -- Sport -- 6axteea , SUN. ft MON^ MARGH f.10 "FLAME OF ARABY" la Teohnleolor Comedy • News Events • Cartw TU1&, WEB. ft THURSn MARCH 1MS4S- 'The Wild Bhi« Yon6m" Cnrtooa . Lata News Indies 0 O'Clock-^,, 77-^'.„. v Riverside Hotel,* t ^ fo4)lsen ft Sons. 1. R. Marshall/ 4$S; M. Donnelly, 466. Wilson's T. V. Girls, 2 -- Steffan's Diamonds, 0, JL Gatflke, 424 Ladles 7 O'Clock-- Blatz, 2 -- McHenry Cab. Co., 1, Geo. Justen ft Son, 8 -- McHenry Lumber Co., 0, I* Ferwerda. 424; 8. Patzke. 42$ - --Mchenry mcmimm- Wonder Lake-- Rolaine Grill, 2--. Winder Lake Repair, 1 ' . Kruegers Nursery, 3 -- Cottage Gift Shop. 0 Am. I^eglsv, 2 -- -William ft Mary, 1 ^ Ro- Wonder Lake-- Wonder Lake Repair,yt laine Grill, 1 Wonder Lake Builders, w Lake Dry Cleaner#, JL Lake View Inn, 1 w George's Repair, 2 Paul's Variety, 2 --. Mill Inn, I, P. Gergits, 613. V. F. Wr- Dog Faces, 2 -- Bill Hops, 1, Weyland, 213-609 Swabbies, f -- Giznios, 1> R. Smith. 516 7 | Fly Boys, '1 -- See Bees, 1, Diedrich, 207-619; Creut<, 231-656 Chow Hands, 2 -- Raiders, 1 Early Birds-- Peterson Boat, 2 -- 4>arey Electric, 1 Town ft Couhtry, 3 -- Freund Oil. 0, B. Farm, 126; N. Larkin, 176-462 Dorothy's Millinery, | -- Old Bridge, 1, B. Buergler, lt8-499; B. Frisby. 205-453; D. Schaefer, 437 (Continued on Page. 6) E L M RT. 176 WAUCONDA Evelyn Sprechley, Lbtklas Te^pps, Cary, 1129 Lu Huemann, Bonnie Meyers, McHenry, 1066 Polly Brasile, Pearl Schults, Woodstock. 1066 Bea Hulquist, Edith Rand, McHenry. 1064 ... .. Thelma Babcock, Ludlle Chumley, C. Lake, 1049 Marie Smith, Sue Vance, harvard, 1046 Pat Wirtz, Isabelle Riley, McHenry. 1039 ' - Ethel Haey, Wllma lohnsott, Woodstock, 1086 Bea Buergler, Helen Stoffel, McHenry, 1034 COACHES NAME MX CONFERENCE TEAMS IN NORTH SUBURBAN At the February 21 meeting of fthe North Suburban Conference held at Grayslake, the coaches selected the'All Conference team for the current season* The se- ' lections follow: FIRST TEAM- | Tom Grant, Lake Fordat, Guard Fritz Schneider, Crystal Lake, Forward Micha Rader, Zion, Forward Gordon Hannah, Lake Forest, Center ( G e o r f e N e w m a n , L i b q r t y v i U e , Guard . SECOND TEAM Lloyd, McRoy, Grayslake, forward Donald Anderson, Lake Fore£ > (jForward W Bill Peterson, CryBtal Lake, Guard James Peck, Grayslake, Centar John Sayles, Crystal Lake, Center IBernard Prais, Lake Forest, ' Guard ^ All boys named are seniors In their ^respective schools. THURS* FRI. ft SAT^ MARCH 6.7*8 - DOUBLE FEATIHE . Audle Murphy- "Cimarron KM" _j (Technicolor) At 7tOO and 9:60 P. M. Also Shelly Winters MobM Cente "Raging Tk^" Shown Once at 8:40 P. M. THURSDAY, MARCH 6 Ends Tonight Most talked aboat picture of year. -THE WELL" SUN. ft M«N„ MARCH 9-10 Van HefUta PateMa NeaJ "Weekend with Fliliw" Sunday Matlaee Only -- # Cartoons -- 2tS0 P. M. CLOSED TUESDAYS and WEDNESDAYS FRI. ft S^T^, MARCH 7-8 "TRAIL OF ROBIN HtOD" In Tracolor With Roy Rogers snd «fcOAD BLOCK" with Joan Dixoa SUN. ft MON„ MARCH 9-10 "WEEKEND WITH FATHER" Van Heflin Patricia Neal TUES^ WED. ft THUK^ MARCH ll-K-» Pred March1 •DEATH OF A SALEsiAN" T ' f P R O S T S . A ' H U E you s l e e p TftAKMAK KQSTE|W> NO TAX Moaey-Back Guaraatte IMS. Www tSl HDoHenry, HI.