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mx^^w\YT{7h %mmm **** njUdHDEALEft fpp^fs t * \ o- flh^an."* IftfilV CO-OPS-- The old Co-op basketball team played the Red Heads, then deelded- to hang up their shoes. Now we have a new crop of players calling thaaualves the JWw Co-ops. Thig, team is playing home .yanies in the Johnsburg school gym and will meet the Richmond Zephyrs next Sunday irigfit on the Johnsburg floor. ' * ' A preliminary" game between (he Richmond "B" team and {fcnoa will start at 7:80. Last Sunday night the local five beat Crystal Lake 88 to 84. That's a lot of scoring. Players on the new team are Jack Laures, Dick Hiller, Bobby Miller, John Lawrence, Craig Baldwin. Oene Freund and Bill Tonyan. - Looks like a group that could Wi|i some games ill pretty good company. Anyhow, the idea of telling you about this is that the boys want you to turn out to see their games. Admission ||i fo cents. TtMBJSR-R-R-- We note that the bowlers are really chopping down wood as the season swings along*. Just look at this series turned in by Morrie Crouch: 216-215-237-668. That's big time. And look at that old southpaw, Bill Kreutzer go: 221 and 200 games in a 612 series. "Honky" Miller's 269 game showed 'em how. Seems we recall a 512 series for Marion Donnelly, leading some classy bowling by the 'fi'titt. $ IVrnJUh. WJUMHtS LOSE S9-S0 GAME TO CRYSTAL LAKE McHenry Scores 25 Points In Fourth Period Comeback A^ain the MCHS Warrior basketball team showed a slow first 'ialf and strong finish as they were beaten 59 to 50 by Crystal Lake cn our home floor last Friday night. A squint at the box score will 3how that the McHenry team scored only 25 ^points the first three quart«rs-/t|ien bounced, up w:th the same number in the fourth period. Coach Pulton started with Huemann, Aim, Davidson, Johnsen and Ford. They looked hot for a couple of minutes, then went into a decline. Huemann drew three fouls in rapid order and was yanked to save him from an early shower and loss to the team. That big Holt started to hit for the Lakers and kept right on hitting until he had a total of 20 points. Ron Ford, one of the leading 3corers in this part of the state, was perhaps guilty of not making enough shots in the first ualf. He scored 8 points in the first three quarters, then popped through 11 in the final sputt It way John Bolger and Stan Aim who combined in a pressing game that brought results n the final stages. But, again the team started to hit too late. With plenty of size and a fiery, little ball handler named £*»**»»»»» < Bowling Notes --.McHENRY RBCKEAHOV -- D. of A. -- A. Oaulke, 464; T. Cairns, 473; H. Low, 432; L. Smith, 210-510. K. ot C. -- L. smith, 201-526; V. 1\myaa, 214-511. 9 Octette--' T. Brenner, 476;. F. Matches, 438; L. Homo, 301-489: Early Birds ~ D. Schaefer.' 439; N Larkin, 461 ;• D. Freund, 438; If. Gilpin, 444. •:•** Nite Owls -- O. Steinsdorfer, 450; E. Rand, 436; L. Fijalkcwski, 477; B. Weber, 468; S. Sutton, 488.; HAMtlOBSThe McHenry Warriors aren't looking so good in the records in spite of the fact that most fans think they have wfctt it takes. Nobody can say the boys let fMMm. In fact they are putting OH strong finishes. It's the Slow •tarts in scoring that hurt. Fans are high on this group of boys. They think the team can Win. • I1 On Friday night ot this Week Warriors travel to Zion-Ben ton for another conference game. Saturday night at 6:15 they will Ijaeet Woodstock High in the opening game of the county tournament at Richmond. Schedule is printed on this pagt. JLet's show 'em in these games, you Warriors. * <*O.F. TOURNEY-- The Foresters will start, th«U tflwllng tournament January lTth at the Palace. Entries must S in by January 4th. JjQT MATCH-- . They tell us there's m tot xflEatch coming up Saturday night (8 o'clock) at the Palace. Those Iflgh flying Clark boys haven been beaten, but the Foresters have picked a group that think they can take 'em down the .Fred Meyer, John Herdrich, Jtiokie J us ten, Gus Ffeund and Herman Steffes will try to turn the trick. Peterson, the Crystal Lake, team showed that they Will be forrnidable In league play. Crystal Urin FG FT PF Rooney 6 2 3 Parrlsh 3 2 3 Holt 9 2 1 Joderfeergr 1 0 0 Peteraan 1 6 2 Strainle 2 t 3 3 Totals 22 15 12 McHenry FG FT PF Huemann 1 1 4 Aim 2 6 1 Freund e 1 0 Bolger * 3 5 Davidson' 0 1 2 Johnson 2 0 • l:l Blake 0 1 1 Ford 9 1 3 ToUls'/ 18 14 17 sfeote by • Crystal Lake 12 32 41 --59 MCHenry: 7 15 25--50 Mondajr -- • C. Thorsell, 504; V. Miller, 221 560; J. Gray. 506; F. Fenske, 518; R. J us ten, 506. - BOWLING BAR U Thurs. Nite Ladles -- L. Huemann, 434; M. WWngart, 465; J. Jackson, 442; V. Smith, 433; R. Miller, 479. -- PALACE -- Match -- McHenry Sand & Gravel, 2688- Blatz Kids, 2528 Smith, 516; Low. 200-554; Weyland, 202-541, Kilday, 212-515; Getner, 204- 582; D. Jager, 513; H. Conway, 509; J. Herdrich, 201-551. Drep Cookies Drop cookies should be placed atout one and one-half inches apart la neat spoonsful on the cooking •fcftt to allow for spreading. Tavern -- H. Steffes, 222-566; MCCarroll. 532; Homo, 521; Low, 514; A Paluch. 526; Kantorski, 213-512; Rcurke, 529; Kinsala, 201-560; Larkin, 202-521. 9:00 C.O.F. -- E. Thennes, 518; Weber, 515; L. Stilling, 202-548; Winkel, 521; Tonyan, 523. 7:00 C.O.F. -- D. Fredricks, 511; J. Herdrich. 510; F. Meyer, 201; B. "Hiennes, 200-204-556; B. Meath, 526; H Miller. 269-533; B. Kreutzer. 221- 200-612. Business Men *-- C. Kopp, 539. City -- Crouch, 216-215-237-668; Steffes, 202-552; A. McCarrdll. 203- 200-567; V. Johnson. 532; Bacon, 534; Schaefer, 224-514; Behnke, 208-524; Downs, 512; Werbnig, 233-547; Kreutzer, 548; H. Smith 562. Bad Pecans Pecans that are boiled •Unutes trill crack whole. Slcgest Coal User Tbe railroads use 60 million af COB I s year Ik Niokie says they are going to the gas on the Clark gang it on, but font light it. >ae fellows are hot enough. WfOY -- BYE-- ; Advertisers keep telling us* to toy all we want and pay for it "next year". That's sooner than We think. Makes- us wonder how many •hopping days til Christmas Makes no difference--they will tye hopping daya fof us. BAILY PINUPS: What some people term as perfect technique, some folks tab as just plain cheek. The shortest distance between two points is from the beginning tb the end of your rope. Dough boy: bread winner. A greased palm has the ability to tighten your grasp or loosen your grip. Outspoken comment from some, catises inward confusion to Others. ANONYMOUS. Strolls Into Bank; Steps Out With Cash LOS ANGELES, CALIF. -- A well dressed young man walked jinto a bank in the heart of the financial district, removed his coat, and strolled over to a counter, where he helped himself to $10,000. Everyone thought he was a visiting auditor. The shortage was discovered after the bank dosed tor the day. City (laat week) --- Downs, 519; Wldeh, 2&6-2D3- 599; Reid, 535; Houghton, 517; H. Smith, 527; V. Adams, 213- 573; B. Barth, 528; H. Behnke, 513; Mike, 200-557; Nerstad, 209-514'; Noonan, 546; V. Johnson. 203-558; Steffes, 201-206- 574; McCarroll, Jr., 530. McHENBY JTJNii varsity DEFKA cbVstal lake Coach Cuda's J.V. basketball team came through with a thrilling 34 to 27 victory over Crys- Lake oh our home floor last Friday. This game was closer than the 7-pcint margin would indicate. McHenry had to come from behind to gain a 21-20 advantage at the end of three 'quarters. In a last quarter drive, every man in the lineup contributed to the scoring. "Red" Stilling was a tower of strength under the baaket, besides leading the scoring with 11 points. MstV-ii. McHenry J.V, PQ FT PF Stilling 3 3 Jackson a cr 3 Huemann 9 - 2 Barbier . i i 5 Nowak ;• J"" l 0 Oreen •.l"- ° v 0 Totals . 8 13 Crystal Lai as J.V. FG FT PF Benson 2 4 5 Edwards 2 5 0 Novotny 1 « 1 Otto $ : 0 0 Pleper & 2 3 Sodden 0 2 Totals * • 8 11 11 icore by Quarters: McHenry: Crystal Lake: 7 13 21--34 8 15 20--27 TOWNSHIP CHAIRMEN OF CROP NAMED TO MEET DECEMBER 11 Weariness, disappointment and fear take a greater toll of lives in the wake of war than do the armaments, for these are the horsemen who ride through every village and hamlet seeking to destroy hope "and peace. Through gifts of corn this Christmas time, Americans can and will have a large share in restoring hope for peace £o those caught behind the iron curtain, the refugees streaming into Western Germany, as many as a thousand a day, the 4 million refugees crowding into southern Korea and the homeless of Asia. We cannot , be Santa Claus, but we can be compassionate toward those who have gone through war's destruction. C.R.- O.P., the Christian Rural Overseas Program, offers a way to help. To date, the following township chairmen have accepted their appointments: Marefigo, pale Noe; Riley, Paul Fox; Seneca, Glen Jackson; Chemung, Arnt Anderson; Dorr, Dick Pilchard; Hartland, Charles Head; and Dunham, Claude Pages. Mr. Noe and Mr. Fox are working through the Marengo and Riley Granges. These have pledged their full support in this worthy project. Township chairmen meet today, Dec. 11, at the Farm Bureau office. Old Timers -- Cristy, 525; Ladies 9:60 -- H. Conway, 475; ML Yegge, 485; A. Gaulke, 181-454; M. Powers, 193-482; J. Kralowetz, 481; M. Donnelly. 218-512. Ladles 7:00 -- E. J us ten,. 466; V. Herdrich* 436. TIM Troth Many a man who is proud of his rtght to say what he pl$ases. wishes he had the courage to do so. FEATHER & BIRTHDAY PARTY ON SATURDAY DEC 13th three Bibles There Is an average of three Bibles In every borne in America. Narthex What Is a Narthex? Any enclosed •Sftrance or portice of a church. BUSIEST ' CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN! TURKEYS - DUCKS - GEESE PARK PUB 100 Pawl Street Old Brewery Corner LUNCH WILL BE SERVED laAnmaiute WANT 1AI iMmpeMM Here's a good 1950 resolution: "f will start today taking advantage of the safe, sore way of saving by pur* chasing U. S. Savings Bonds. That Is one habit I will adhere to, oome what may." 8tart the new half of the 20th Century right by enrolling for the Payroll Savings Plan where yoa work or, if self-employed, the Bond-A-Month Plan where yoa bank. In ten short years, 1960 to be exact, yoa will reap the harvest of |4 for every $3 invested today. Your future will be secure with V. S. Savings Bonds. U. S. TredMufy DeptrtmeW Merry Christmas Little Lady! * CAP. A' XMAS PROGRAMS^ The Christmas spirit was abundant last Sunday in the high school auditorium, "when capacity crowds attended- twe* holiday programs. Youngsters at the P.T.A. show, "G6od Ship Lollipop," in the afternoon, looked in amazement at the huge, red suckers, larger than the children themselves, which were in evidence. Candjr canes and the many other items familiar to Candy Land were in abundance as little ones sang and danced and gave appropriate recitations. T7ie young folks also displayed their poise in modeling th^ verj latest lh attire for the late winter and spring. From the tiniest model,' Theresa Rallowe, to thr bigger folks, they displayed, a great deal of professional talent as they made thair way across the stage. j Other models ' inclucte<K Marilyn Anderson, Dolores Klapperi'ch, Janis Phannenstill, Linda Herdrich, Michael Kidder, Kit Phelan Buddy Karls, Patricia Walsh George Kauss, Sharon Kreuger, Gail Meyer, Patricia Miller, Jimmy Nye, Sharon Justen Chris Liptrot, Kristine Chelini David Smith, Marsha Anderson Valerie Brefeld, Darlene Schae fer, Keith Weingart, Muriel Frett, Carol Jean Anderson, Jack Hester, David Meyer Roger Pawlikowski and Terry Newkirk. Highlight of the show was the appearance of the Show Queen Diane Jefferson, a professional dancer of Chicago who delighted the audience with her charm and grace. The closing scene included the wise men following the star and their arrival at the stable at Bethlehem, where the Christ child was born. Santa made his appearance vvith Rudolph and had personal interviews with each child as ht passed out favors from the lollipop bUBh. Evening Program A large number of music lovers were disappointed Sunday evening when they arrived at the school to find that all available seats had been filled longbefore the scheduled curtain opening on the McHenry Choral club program. The two-hour show provided entertainment for both young and old. In the lighter numbers attention was called to the gay spirit of the holiday, while the adoration scenes recalled thet Lrue meaning of the Christmas season. Mrs. Ida Ann Quinlan, regular* accompanist for the group but unable to play since an auto accident six weeks ago, was presented with a bouquet of rosea from the club. Iri her first public appearance since her injuries, she was able to preside at the piano tof two numbers. Jean and Joan Weber, 16-year-old twin daughters of the Carl Webers, were introduced as accompanists for the evening and presented with gifts from the group. Midget Surfboard Hawaiian youngster.', use a mid get verBion of a lurfbcnrd on shore, for sand-sliding. They time their rides to receding water, skimming over moistened sand between waves. BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS TREES At The PARK PUB II Of COUNTY MEET AT NCHMOM) SATUlttAY M6HT Thuraday^Decei^ber 11. 19S2 Tropical Sleigh Rides " ^ Early Hawaifans discovered thrills of sleddtng despite their' tropic homes Youngsters sat on large leaves for slides down- mud- ' died slopes and chiefs catapulted ^--- down grass-covered mountain trails ^ on narrow wooden sleds with two runners a few inches apart . * The aapual McHenry County Basketball Tournament will be staged in the Richmond gymnastum this year and will open Saturday night of this week. High school teatns from Crystal Lake, Harvard, Hebron, Huntley, Marengo. McHenry, St. Mary's and Woodstock will compete in this ever popular medt cor supremacy in the county. While all eyes were on the rreat Hebron team last year, close observors aee a closer balance of power as the teams ;quare off" in this coming tournament. Coach Pulton, who is anxiously hoping to see his Warriors hit their stride, may see .hem show their real strength .vith the added inspiration of: championship play. The Warriors have a blend of speed and ;ize. If they start hitting that loop, look out! Saturday, December IS Game No. 1 McHenry meets Woodstock High at 6:15 p.m. Game No. 2 JHebron and Harard clash at 7:30 p.m. Game No. 3 Marengo plays Lhe host team, Richmond, at 3:45 p.m. Monday. December 15 Game No. 4. Winner of game l meets St. Mary's at 7 p.m. Game No. 5. Crystal Lake vs. Huntley at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday, December 16 Game No. 6. 7:00 P.M.--Win ner Game 4 vs Winner Game 5 Game No. 7. 8:15 P.M.--Winmer Game 2 Vs Winner Game 3 The winners of game 6 and 7 vill meet for the championship Wednesday night at 8:15. Reserve teams from the finalist ;quads will meet in a preliminary game at 7 o'clock. Washington's estate at Mt. Vernon comprised 2700 acres. ELM RT. 17B WAUCONDA THURS., FRI. & SAT., DEC. 11-12-13 Double Feature Program Louis Hayward "CAPTAIN PIRATE" (Technicolor) also Ricfhard Conte. Lee J. Cobb "THE FIGHTER" Open Sat. 6:15 1st Show 6:30 p.m. Last two features 9:15 p.m. SUN. & MON., DEC. 14-15 At oar regular admission! Victor Mature Hedy Lamarr "SAMSON & DELILAH" (Technicolor) Please Note! Feature hours Sunday: 2:30 -- 4:45 -- 7:05 & 9:20 ONE Showing Monday at 7:45 pm -- M m VI • M M HI ^ TUBS. & WED., DEC. 16-17 Robt. 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