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.:**•' '-m rsB Carl S. Grelmwood AUCTION l|jr •_•••' ' _ - gpaxy BHWH;* d an unexpected and enjoy te visit from one of McHenry's Ol# Timers Sunday^morning. as Allen Clear/ who came OVkr the welcome mat through ttur door. Our visitor is one of thi Old Timers to us, but speaks Itf *nany'Who date way back in MXptCiiiy'a history, J$y CaH/t. U/OJUAJL. LOCAL LEGION POST TO AGAIN1 SPONSOR LEAGUE , * We ^d good words to say v ftb&it NiCkie Purcell, one of Mc- ^tteity'a best-loved characters, : ' i ' JT'" • ---- ; Speaking of the changes in j McHenry, Allen remarked that hie knows mqre people in St. % Patrick's cemetery than he knows • the streets here. You see, Allen went West some '82 ^years ago and changes have occurred. It surprised and pleased :tts*to know that he follows S.I.H. year in and year out. Some weeks lie i; finds it "breezy" and some weeks on the other side. Out of a mass of bowling acoi-es, our "Girl Friday" plucked a lUfty 255 game bowled by Dan Weber in the Forester league at the Palace. ^ad a call from the Johnsburg Bowling Bar asking that we attend a special event December 26 when their new automatic pinspotters are unvoted. We had no idea of mentioning that fellow again this week, but Clarence Niesen and Dan Justen thought we shouldn't miss. It seems that "Muggs" can't stand that song "This Ole House." Turned the radio off for two hours the other day. When he turned it on -- yep -- that same tune greeted his ears. What split Clarence's side, as we sat at the counter, was seeing "Blondie" opep a door under the "back bar*' and -- Whang®! Twas off the hinges. "This Ole House," quljiped Clarence. Have you tried your ihome town stores first? Iliatting with Chief Harold Aim at the basketball game Frid& gL night, we wondered why some of those tall boys walking "the halls weren't playing basketba| L We couldn't come up with th^answer. The / Warriors have 1a busy schedule ahead. On Friday night Ubartyville will be here. Saturday^ night the Fulton and Cuda boys travel to Crystal Lake. Before we go to press again, a third game will be history. That will be a non-conference game at Marengo next Tuesday night. Grade School Boys Start Basketball Schedule Saturday The McHenry American Legion Post No. 491 will sponsor basketball for grade school boys again this year. Games will be played on Saturday mornings at 8:45 and 9:45 in the Girls' Gym* at the high school. Wonder Lake did not enter .a team this year so one team draws a bye each week. Coach Cliff Fulton, secretary of the league, will give the "bye" team instructions each week. Father McGowan, a great leader in promoting healthful recreation for our youth, has been named president of the league. Spectators are welcomed and encouraged to attend the'games. -- McHenry Recreation -- Commercial-- Coxy Cottage 2, Kleinhans Lumber 1. J. Martinucci, 201-531. Lakemoor Hardware 2, Brennan Milk Service 1. Riverside Bake Shop 3, Charm House 0. R. Low, 500; R. Gilliford, 505; _ McHenry Xaundry 3, Bimbo's 0.' Virgft Adams, 550; Vale Adams, 524;* E. llienhes, 532; Fisst Round "'Dec. 11 -- 8:45, Junior High vs. St. John; 9:45, St. Mary vs. Ringwood; 10:45, St. Patrick (bye) practice. Dec. 18 -- 8:45, St. John vs St. Patrick; 9:45, Junior High vs. Ringwood; 10:45, St. Mary (bye) practice. Dec. 25 -- Christmas, no games Jan. 1 -- New Years Day no games. Jan.' 8 -- 8:45, Junior High vs. St. Mary; 9:45, St. Patrick vs. Ringwood; 10:45, St John (bye) practice. Jan. 15 -- 8:45, St. Mary vs. St. John; 9:45, Junior High vs. St Patrick; 10:45, Ringwood (bye) practice. Jan. 22 -- 8:45, St. Patrick vs. St. Mary; 9:45, Ringwood vs. St. John; 10:45, Junior High (bye) practice. MATMEN OF MCHS WIN MONDAY MATCH AT CRYSTAL LAKE Went^ over to "Just For Fun" ftiesday night to watch that horse roller skate. He really gets arottnd and has enough horse senile not to try the fancy stuff. A 'Utile Boy Prays for His Dog Degr God They say my dog is dead; He had the softest little head He was so good, he'd always do Most anything I told him to. Kind God, Sometimes he'd chase a cat. (He wasn't often bad like that) And if I called him 'back he came The minute that I said his name. Plerae God, If he feels scared up there Won't you please let him sleep somewhere Near Tou? Oh, please take care of him, I love him so. His name is Tim. --Author Unknown By Ralph Patzke The McHenry High Matmen wrestled a match at Crystal Lake last Monday and returned with a 33-21 victory. McHenry, not having a 95 pounder, had to forfeit 5 points to Crystal Lake. McHenry won the first six matches to build up a 26-5 lead. Crystal Lake won the next three to make it 26-18. In the heavyweight class, John Sternicle lasted the frist two two-minute periods and came bacfki to pin his man in the third and final period. 95 -- McHenry forfeited 5 points. 103 -- Moss (M) pinned Breeter (CL). 112 -- Jessup (M) outpointed Hadfield (CL). 120 -- Sholz (M) pinned Morgan (CL). 127 -- • McDermott (M) won because of Crystal Lake man hurt. 133 -- Reid (M) pinned Demonte (CL). 138 --• Bates (M) outpointed Gore (CL). 145 -- Mack (CL) pinned Thompson (M). 154 -- Athans (CL) outpointed Pearson (M). 165 -- Commons (CL) pinned Kice (M). 175 -- Berg (CL) outpointed Brooks (M). Heavy -- sternicle (M) pinned Taylor (CL). V.F.W.-- . Wheels 3, Spokes Q. G. Golding, 928; J. Zahn, 207-521. Discs 1%, Rims 1%. Hubs 3, Tires 0. J. Herdrich, 202-550; H. Diedrich, 543. Wed. Nite Octette-- Wonder Lake Oil 2, Rolaine Grill 1. D. Halbauer, 423; T. Jinga, 449, 'American Legion 3, Kay's Gift Shop 0. F. Matchen, 424; B. Petersen, 448. Widen's Service Station 3, Krueger's Fuel Oil 0. D. Scjunitt, 425. Golden Glo Nuts 3, T. P. Mathews 0. D. of A-- Jim's Barber Shop 2, Buss Motors 1. B. O'Brien, 178-473; A. Gaulke, 452. Wattles Drugs 2, Art Smith Market 1. c. Krinn, 187-438; H. Low, 436. • Joe's Tap 2, McHenry Lumber 1. I. Thompson, 446; T. decker, 420. McHenry Cleaners 2, P. M. Justen 1. P. pries, 420. Gutter Queens-- Wally's 3,° Vogue 0. M. Goss, 421. Lottie & Gene's 3, Isabelle's 0. McDonald's 2, 7 G's 1. Marge, 430; Jean, 428. Schiavone's 3, Chet's 0. O'Leary, 420. J. Wonder Lake Business Men-- Cleaners 2, Firemen 1. Gruel, 217-533. Builders 3, Lofbsters 0. Sarge, 513; Fuhrer, 208-546. Repair 3, Grill 0. Kopp, 526; Marke, 512. Paul's Variety 2, Mill Inn 1. McCafferty, 511. DAILY PINUPS We judge ourselves by our capabilities; others judge us by our accomplishments. Liking what you do is more rewarding than doing what you like. The shortest distance between two points should be from the beginning to the end of a story 'Knowing your own worth is a wise thought; overestimating it is wishful thinking. Down to earth characters al ways create a good impression The game of chance may give you a lot for a little, or nothing for a lot. Anonymous Nite Owls-- F. M. Radio & TV 2, Al's White House 1. B. Hulquist, 428; G. Steinsdoerfer, 426; E. Rand, 192-500. Schroeder's Iron 3, Club Lilymoor 0. E. Koenemann, 442. Bimbo & Sons 2, Little Chef 1. F. Freund, 452. " ' v Mi Place 2, The Pit 1. J. Rosing, 188-494; I. stoller, 436. Thurs. 9:00-- Blatz 2, Al's Welding 1. The Vogue 2, Clark Chev. 1. Prager 3, Lannes Realtor 0. King, 528; Corso, 508; Kreutzer, 201-521; T. Krause, 507; J. G. Kraus, 209. Tower Grill 2, F.M. Television 1. V. Freund, 553; och, 220-535. -- Palace •-- Match -- Crystal Lake Rec., 2721 -- Palace Rec., 2604. J. Pulos, 535; J. Feffer, 547; D. Pulos, 531; C. Pulos, 237-203- 625; B. Winters, 204-568; A. Mc- Carroll1, 204- 553; G. Schaeffer, 210-531. Hank'S bor> 1- , Low, 233-577; Siekerman, 211- 566; Oonk, 509; Winters, 300* 542; Behnke, 504; Weingart, 2% 1- 214-614; R. Lee, 520; Wheelocfc, 201-538; Jackson, 202-526. .-v7' Old Bridge, 2 - Joe's Tap, J. Schaefer, 502; Maynard, 226- 568; Simon, 211-201-604; Peiserfc, 511; Kinsala, 577; Overton, 219* 556; Stitton, 541; Larkin, 562; Crouch, 202-212-593. v McDonald',s 2 - Fox Hold,' 1. B. Brennan, 518; C. Ingeftjjbl, 212-578; B. Padgett, 510; B. Kantorski, 530; R. Smith, 201-557; V. Weyland, 551; T. Getner, 560. RoyaVlnn, 2 - Sportsman's. Inn, 1. ' Iferdrich, 232-563; Kraus,804t K. Brand, 558. v Old Timers -- _ Cristy's, 2425 - Roger^, 2267. Petersen, 519; Rogers, 232-543; Johnson, 509; Cristy, 200-577. Bacon's, 2180 - Sayler's, Nimtz, 525; Bacon, 523. Old Timers (last week) -- Roger's, 2292 - Petersen's, 2%\ Rogers, 500. Cristy's, 2253 - Sayler's, PyrJJtz, 211-543. -- McHenry Recreation Early Birds -- B. & E. Trout Farm, 3- *£ Robert Hay Constr., 0. H. Segelke, 429; B. Gilpin, 432; H. Knox, 206-194-566. Freund Oil, 2 - Nye's Drug? Store, 1. D. Ludford, 423; J. Pieroni, 433. Carey Electric, 2 - McHenry State Bank, 1. L. Cairns, 425. Farmers' Mill, 3 - Dorothy's Millinery, 0. | J. Stilling, 179-193-527; P. Stilling, 470; N. Stilling, 177-423; B. Nell, 431; L. Crouch, 459. Thurs. Nite Business Men -- M Buss Motors, 3 - McHenry Bookkeeping, 0. *, F. Schmitt, 530. Schlitz Beverage, 2 - Bimbo's; 1. Bruce, 204-545. . >. Johnson Tool, 3 - Isabelle's Tap, 0. Highland Shores, 2 - Freund's Dairy, 1. L. Musling, 519; R. Laramore, 506.. -- Bowling Bar ' Thurs. Nite Ladies -- Bowling Bar, 3 - Lay's Tavern, 0. Z. Malochleb, 185-480; R. Daly, 176-426; B. Meyers,. ,425..*, G. & G. Decorators, 2 - Leo's Painterettes, 1. L. Schmitt, 428. Adams' Market, 2 - Hetterv matin's Tavern, 1. F. Brand,' 461; Mfc WaMtifeh, 443; B. Freund, 440; M. Hettermann, 178-479. y Central Garage, 2 - Tixrtm's Tap, 1. E. Meyers, 183-465; L. Huemann, 453; D. Freund, 464; V. Smith, 444; LuAnn Smith, 178. |' Classified Ads Brtdg Results Ladies -- McHenry Cab, 2^ - McHenry Sand & Gravel, %. G. Carey, 429; L. Michels, 439. Blatz, 2 -- McHenry Lumber, 1. M. Doherty, 182-500; A. GlossoB. 425; B. Meath, 450; N. Larkmr 177-449; T. Meyer, 189-487; V. Herdrich, 444; E. Conway, 433; E. Hester, 471; E. Justen, 451. MCHS FROSH-SOPHS WIN LOW-SCORING GAME FROM WARREN In a low-scoring game, the MCHS Frosh-Soph basketball team defeated Warren High here Friday night by a score of 27 to 22. Close guarding, but not too many fouls, told the story of the game. McHenry's sharpshooters missed lay-up shots and looked none too sharp except in setting up their scoring opportunities. It was in the final minutes of the game that the young McHenry team looked like take-charge fellows after the visitors-threatened to take over. Ladies -- Sportsman's Inn, 3 -- Mark's Sport Store, 0. E. Winkel, 434; A. Gaulke, 484; L. Paluch, 424. T. Olsen & Son, 3 -- Mi Place, 0. S. Olsen, 422; J. Kralowetz, 476; M. Powers, 425. Christmas Film To Benefit Worthy Cause Next Sunday, Dec. 12, at 2 p.m., the Senior M.Y.F. of the j U;Corwnunity Methodist church is V HSpojt&oring the Christmas film, '•Miracle of 34th street." This ', outstanding Academy Awardwinning film stars an all-Holly- <' / ./-Wood cast including Maureen ^p*Hjara, John Payne and Edmund ; i'lPwetm. •* . • .v,, The motion picture will be Shown at the church and will be to the public. A free-will tie will be received./ for a ; : worthy cause. .'•A'v USE DAMAGE Fire damage was reported to a " In t{|e James Lennon home Estates, - oast of on Wednesday xnOrn McHenry (27) B F P J. Huemann 3 2 2 E. Cepulis 0 0 2 J. Justen 2 0 1 B. Weber 0 2 3 D. Conway 1 4 2 E. Caron 0 0 1 T. McMahon 3 1 0 Totals 9 9 11 Warren (22) B F P B. Arroyo 0 0 2 H. Blomgren 0 5 1 E. Fallos 0 0 0 D- Finley 0 0 1 D .Goronson 2 1 3 J. Monge 2 0 1 R. Murray 1 0 0 C. Staples 0 0 1 J. Whyte 3 0 2 Totals 8 6 11 Score by quarters: McHenry 9 14 20 27 Warren 2 11 19 22 Xittas Trees for Sale. Park Pub Moose -- Wiser's, 2 -- Nellis', 1. J. Wilcox, 204; Wiser, 511. Mayfield's, 3 -- Jager's, 0. 7:00 C. O. F. -- Thennes', 2535 - Rosing's, 2448. B. Kreutzer, 216-206-209-631; B. Thennes, 531; J. Freund, 526; D. Dowe, 214-535; D. Rosing, 521. Miller's, 2408 - Fredrick's, 2380. H. Miller, 521; D. Fredricks, 211- 214-615. 9:00 C. O. F. -- Freund's, 2338 - Thennes', 2223. E. Thennes, 503; L. Winkeli 227-587; Gus Freund, 531. Steffan's, 2425 - Weber's, 2359. D. Weber, 255-569. Wonder Lake Women -- Builders, 2 - Cleaners, 1. A. Grosso, 442; Z. Malochleb, 182-500; E. Hoyte, 451; A. Dolan, 462. Freund's Dairy, 3 - Reuter's," 0. •LaGreca's, 2 - Kreuger's, 1. G. Gustavson, 434. * Dean's, 2 - Cardinal, 1. J. Hoffman, 433. U. S. COAST GUARD FLOTILLA REMOVED FROM CHAIN-O-LAKES City --' McHenry Bank, 2 - McGee 1. G. Mrachek, 500; B. Bacon, 515; D. Schaefer, 517; J. Rogers, 210-241-617. McHenry Lumber Co., 2 - Prager, 1. Weber, 511; Kreutzer, 201-584. Olsen's, 2 - Althoffs, 1. Young, 207-522; Budler, 500; Olsen, 504. Walsh insurance, 2 • Lea A Ray, 1. 100 Peart Ht M*Han Steffes, 218-568; Schaefer, 220- 100 Peart St., McHenry. 530. MbCarroU, JV„ 210-570. The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 22-04, \Wth a total of^sixty-eight members, has been disenrolled upon the receipt of orders from the Cleveland office. The reason this action is being taken, according to the letter, is because numerous complaints were received regarding various members of the flotilla. According to Flotilla Commander Joe Armondo, these "numerous complaints" were about six particular members of the flotilla. Their actions reflected back to Flotilla 22-04, giving it an unjust reputation. As a result, these six members were disenrolled due to those complaints received. Unexpectedly, the entire flotilla will be disenrolled dut to those complaints received. Flotilla Commander Joe Armondo, of Fox Lake, Illinois, commented on the action taken by Cleveland. He said, "The Chain-O-Lakes must have an organization to render assistance of this nature, as has been provided by the Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 22-04, in order to maintain water safety. Without such a service, the fatality rate will climb to an unexpected height." John Shay, Secretary of the Flotilla, from Johnsburg, Illinois, stated, "It's beyond my reasoning as to why this flotilla is actually being disenrolled." He added, "We've served the area on a twenty-four hour a day basis, receiving no pay for our services, saved many lives, promoted water and boating safety, and aided those in need while on water. 1 can only add that this region will become a first-class death trap to boaters and water sport fans, if the flotilla is disactivated. We do not look far any thanks. It's our job to render assistance, and we've been doing it." .« McHenry's Warrior basketball varsity .team was well on the way to their first victory Friday night with visiting Warren when lightning fetruck in the person of David Decker. The final bell found the home team on the wrong end of a 60-56 score. The first two ' minutes ldoked like ja breeze for Warren. Then came ' a burst gt good fortune that saw( McHenry froge t&: 7 point lead at quarter time and 9 point margin at half time. Warren butscbred the home favorites 05 tojf.,7 kv. Uie third quarter to\ draw' within two points. The visitors hadn't looked like a happy group during the first.^alf, but things were looking! i»pH%them at this point. Decker was every place the ball bounced and his shooting was flicker than RoyRogers with a six-gun. When he Wasn't breaking away for a setup, he was popping 'em through from outside. That frail looking boy was nothing but trouble for McHenry.» None can say that the Warriors gave anything but their best. They Inept up the old fight, but simply could not ward off the last half dash of the visitors. ivafren (60) 'Howard, £ ... Richardson, f M i n o g e , c- . . . . Beshel, g .... Decker, g .... Caldwell, g ... McHenry (56) B 6 1 4 3 11 1 B F. Oeffling, f 3 Yokley, f 4 May, c . .N-- 5 HUff, g 3 T. Oeffling, g ........ 5 Warren ... 10 16 15 19--60 McHenry .. 17 18 8 13--56 F 0 0^ 2 3 3 0 F 0 5 8 0 3 Friday. Dec. 17. 1954 Saturday. Dec. 18. 1954 Located 6 miles West of Woodstock, ill., br 8 miles east of Harvard, III. Watch for iarrows on Highway 14 at Bubbling Over Tavern. • ! ' All Purebred Holst^ln and Angus, cattle will be. sold Friday, Dec.: 17, .1954, starting at 11:00 a.m. 1^0 Purebred registered ftolstein cattle: 52 milk cows, 4 heifers - springing, 19 heifers. 1 yr. 37 heifers; 2 rnos. to; 12 mos., I Holstein Herd Sire, 6 Holstein bulls 6 mos. tp 12 mos., 3 Hoi. steers 1000 lbs. These Holsteins ari a .j^rand set of Dairy battle. The most promin< int strains of Rag Apple, Pabst Admiral Burke and Carnation Madcap blood lines sire represented in; the lierd. The production was 438 lbs. average fat. with 4% test. 22 head Purebred, registered Aberdeen Angus cattle:' 11 cows, 10 calves, 1 herd sire. These cattle are a royally bred set of cattle predominately Eileenmere Bandolier 'and Bardoliermere breeding. Many cows have calves at foot and are rebred to a grandson of Cesors Evader Mercury who also sells. 2 outstanding Golden Palomino riding horses. 1 Palomino mare 5 yrs. old. Palomino stallion 1% yrs. All Purebred & Higrade hogs, machinery and feed will be sold Saturday, Dec. 18, 1954, starting at 11:00 o'clock. 327 Purebred & Higrade Chester White Poland China hogs. 40 bred Chester White Gilts, 35 bred sows, 11 sows w/88 pigs. 110 shoats 50 70 lbs. 40 feeder pigs wt. 90-150 lbs. 1,Yorkshire boar. 1 Hampshire boar. FEED -- 100 tons 2nd crop alfalfa hay, 15 tons clover hay, 2000 bales straw, 1400 bu. oats, 500 bu. fear corn, 3 silos 14 ft. app. 110 ft. MACHINERY -- 2 McDeering "MD" tractors w/starter lights, like new w/4 row cultu 1 Mc NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH by HUM Arnold THE EAT MORE EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER PEOPLE IN THE WORLD If TeMPeRATUBE 80 MILKS above the eapfch varies, between ill-* (gotum POINT), awd 639* FAHRENHEIT // A i?®>. WHiTe and •gwe ROSE hat. been developed bu STBPHAM PHELAM, of Memphis/Tenn. / r Ori.OH-TrtERES -rwe ©oss oMt?/ dONVIM' »N HOW/ ILL WAV-K (H BE HINT) MAYBE IRTE WONT SEE ^ --as -- QOS H. WTARRE ASAINlTHEBoSSLL FIRE ME/ WHAT , SHOULD 1 DO? iSMRSCHUiSE M PLEASE? Clyde's 120 Club LAKEMOOR , Home Cooked Sunday Dinners LEG OF LAMB -- ROAST PORK CHOPS -- STE/&S .• SHRIMPS -- Sandwiches of all kinds Plan On New Year's Eve Party FAVORS AND FUN FOR ALL Dinner served from 1 to 5 Fiih Fry Friday Nights Call McHenry 597-R-l diimmm Deerlng W9 tractor like new, 1 Allis Chalmers tractor WD45 w/cult., hydraulic plow & hydrauuc disc, new, 1 Holland No. 66 hay baler, 1 Gehl field chopper w/direct cbt cutterbar & pickup, 1 McDeering model 12C combine, 1 McDeering 2 row mounted corn picker, 1 McDeering 4 row corn planter, ' 1 Gehl blower, i: McDeering power corn sheller, 1 Brillion a grain drill, new, 1 Bear Ca.t hammer mill, 1 Harvey power take-off hammer mill, 1 Midwest manure ^oader, 1 ; McDeering manure, spreader 'oil rubber, l McDeering manure spreader liquid on rubber, 2 prairie lty ft. tandem mounted discs, 1 New Idea 7 ft. mower, 1 McDeering 5 ibot. 14" plow on rub., 2 McDeering, 3 bot. 16" plow on rub. w/Lantz Coulters, 1 Van DiEtle siiO unloader, Ulrich weed sprayer 24 ft. boom^ 1 Horn stalk cutter^ 1 McDeering 4 bar. side rake, 1 McDeering 10 ft. quack digger, 1 automatic cattle oiler, 1 McDeering end gate seeder, 1 McDeering 4 sec. drag, 1 hdty winch, 1 hog feeder 12 hole, 1 hog feeder* 16 hole, 1 mineral & salt feeder, 4 feed & hay racks 12' - 16', 1 Anthony wagon & Blair, box; 4 McDeering wagons & racks, 3 New Leader self-unloading wag* ons, 1 1954 Anhydrous Ammonia applicator w/250 gal. tank, 1 Bolen garden tractor. DAIRY EQUIPMENT -- 32 8-gal. milk cans, 4 Surge milk units, new, 1 Surge motor & compressor, 6 unit size,' 2 electric water heaters, pails & strainers. MISC. -- 4 16-ft. -feed bunks, 6 feed baskets, 1 feed cart, 1 pump jack & motor, 1 Prime fence electric, 3 silo forks, 2 water tank heaters, 2 Sebring tank heaters, tractor oil 55 gal., 3 water tanks, 1 Forney welder. « MATALONE FARMS MRS. PESO MATALONE, Owner Farm Auction Service, Inc., Lake Geneva, Wis., Clerk. & Cashier Forrest Grunewald, Wauconda, 111. Sale Manager Forrest. Grunewald, Win. Sullivan, Earl Elfers & Eugene Fred ricks, Auctioneers Usual Liberal Terms. Catalogue on request. Lunch Wagon on Grounds (Pub. Dec.9-16-54) ST. MARY'S TEAMS WIN OPENERS FROM LAKE ZURICH FIVES Coach Doran's varsity opened its season (Friday afternoon with a nip and tuck home floor victory over Lake Zurich. St. Mary's went into play with three regulars from last year back on, the team, John Steinbach, Bob Hauser and Mark Vycital. John Tonyan and Dick' Herdrich finished off the starting quintette ^with Dick Hester coming in as substitute. MsCrk Vycital led the ^coring with fifteen points. The Junior Varsity, anchored around two hold over regulars, defeated Lake Zurich 19-9. The returning regulars are Jim Hester and Paul Steffan. Harold Justen, Don Herdrich and Jim Brady played starting roles. Jim Hester was high scorer with hi? 8 points. Miss Helen Welch of Woodstock attended the choral program in McHenry last Sunday evening. Subscribe To The Plaindealer GENOA T H E A V R 11 g f. n o a c i r r, i s c o ii s i n THURS., FRI. & SAT. DEC. 9-10-11 f WIMNUr AvA BOG ART * GARDNER SUN., MON. & TUES. DEC. 12-13-14 "ON THE WATERFRONT" WED., THURS., FRI. & SAT. DEC. 15-16-17-18 Someone Will Kill Thl» p.. , Girl Tonight! smcn MKBS HMINBNIV VMHEWM CCOMt un RUPTURED? 0 ^Experimenting with questionable tnmea •t'the expense of your health will prove coitly. See your Physician at once for the proper diagnosis and we will fill hi* prescription to his entire satisfaction. If your condition has already been determined and you are not securing the proper comfort or relief, pay u» a visit at once and be convinced that under qpmpetent hands, truss fitting has been reduced to a science eliminating «11 juew-work. Vim feature the famous line of Non-Ski (J Spot Pad Trusses which hold the rupture with a fraction of the pressure required by other appliances. We also have a conyteta assortment of AbdominsS Supporter*, MM Hosiery, Shoulder Braces, etc. BOLGER'S DRUG STORE Phone 40 McHenry Ed Vogel & William Russel . Auctioneers Have decided to quit farming, will sell the following personal property at public auction on the Hill Farm located one-half mile South of Richmond on U» S. 12, eighty miles North of McHenry Monday. Dec. 13. 1954 starting 11 o'c'ock sharp 27 Head Of Livestock 7 Holstein springers due to freshen in January, several fresh, balance milking| good. , FEED 306 bales straw; 50 ton alfalfa A timothy mixed; 150 bu. oats; 12 ft. silage in 16 ft. silo; 2500 bu. corn. MACHINERY 10 ft. John Deere grain binder, power take off; 8 horse gas motor; Oliver two row corn picker; Van Brunt grain drills 10 ft. two row Corn planter & fertilizer attach.; Fdrd tractor, take off buzz saw; Ford tractor 1948, manure loader; two 14 inch Ford plows; 7 ft. Ford tractor disc; Ford power hay mower; two row cultivator front end cultivator for Ford; two wheel Dearborn manure spreader; John Deere G 1950 tractor; three 14 inch John Deere tractor plow, power troll; one 60 ft. hammer mill belt; one rubber tire wagon and rack; one panel truck; two wheel cart; 10 ft. John Deere tractor disc; two row John Deere cultivator; , four section iron Lur.dsay drag; Int. side delivery rake; David Bradley wagon hoist; David Bradley 40 ft. Gr elevator w/6 ft. hopper; two, triple wagon boxes steel floor; two hay racks; two rub. tire wagons; two horse electric motor on wheels; Int. end gate seeder; one wooden wheel wagon; 7 ft. wind rower; one silage cart; one 100 ft. hammer mill belt; one % inch Thor drill; cutter sleigh; 1953 Dearborn Woods combine with motor and pick-up. MILKING EQUIPMENT 18 milk cans; strainer; two Delaval milking units; two steel wash tanks; one universal milking unit; one universal pump & motor, 4 unit outfit; Babson hot water heater; electric milk house heater. TERMS: All sums of $25.00 or , under, cash. Over that amount one fpurth down and the balance in six monthly installments at six per cent, interest, arrangements for credit to be made with the clerk lefore purchase is made. Not responsible for accidents. LuTicr> Wagon on Grounds. CARL S. GREENWOOD. Owner RICHMOND STATE BANK, Clerking . Vogel & Williim fiussel Auctioneers ROSING SERVICES John Rosing died at his home at Volo Tuesday. The body is resting at the George Justen & Son funeral home, with services scheduled for Friday at St. Peter's church, Volo, at 10 o'clock. NOTICE The city water tower will be drained for cleaning next Wednesday, Dec. 15. City of McHenry Water Department • Saturday Matinee -- 2:00 p.m. Sundays Continuous - 3:00 p.m. Week Days -- 7:15 p.m. FRI. & SAT. DEC. 10-11 Also Sat. Afternoon Mat. "THE YELLOW TOMAHAWK" Rory Calhoun - Peggy Castle In Color SUN. & MON. DEC. 12-13 "BENGAL BRIGADE" Rock Hudson - Arlene Dahl In Technicolor TUES., WED. & THURS. DEC. 14-15-16 This is a picture everyone will have to see. Richard Widmark Dana Andrews in "THE FfldS&EN" ELM RT. 176 WAUCONDA Open Daily p:40 p.m. - Sun. 2:30 THURS,, FRI. & SAT. DEC. 9-10-11 "ROGUE COP" Robert Taylor" - Janet Leigh George Raft SUN., MO|N. & TUES. DEC. 12-13-14 "BENGAL BRIGADE" Color by Technicolor Rock Hudson - Arlene Dahl Closed Wed.. Dec. 15 THURS., FRI. & SAT. DEC. 16-17-18 "BETRAYED" Clark Gable - Lana Turner Victor Mature -- COMING SOON -- "White Christmas"