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TOE am1 'AC" • The trophy case in the Buss Motors office is getting crowded. The latest addition \ is evidence that their team woa first place in the county bowling tournament ait Crystal Lake. This week you will find various schedules on the sport page pertaining to high school athletic programs. We hope you will clip them for future reference. The first competition to get under way will be varsity baseball. Warren High, champion of 1954, Will be here next Tuesday, April 5, with another strong team. The game will, teplayed on Hie city diamond, starting at 4:15 pan. Coach McOracken will have to come up with many new faces in Ms lineup this year and may have his greatest problem in the pitching department. Wally Fratt Is feci for mound duty and can do a real good job. But, last year Wally combined efforts with Loren Freund and Harold Schmitt. Theme seems to be no replacements for those fellows. x • Cbick Sales has pitched in Legion ball and may be just the fellow to step in and fill ttoe bill. With Melvtn Freund doing the catching, that position should be Of little worry. This should be a good year for MeJvin. John Huff and Bill Huemarai Ire a couple of returning inflelders who should handle .the Hood hops and bad hops without tbo much trouble. : In the outfield, Tom Oeffling #ems to be the only regular returning. This leaves quite a few positions wide open for fellows who can deliver. Let's hope for sunshine and get down to the diamond Tuesday to help the team get off to i good start. The Vice President in charge tit high bowling scores points out a couple of good ones for In week: W. Low, 223-235-181- 639; Hojn&cki, 258. You have to Stay i^ht^wtth tyoup aXxS&m and spaires to £et (those kind of fcomes. At this wailing there seems to only seven teams entered in the county basketball league. Let's make it eigiht. f The two .teams at Crystal Lake be back, so will old stamdbys Johnsburg, Algonquin, Fox Richmond and McHenry. hear no action from Woodiftock. Hebron is a possibility. , "County league baseball has been good for the various teams (Inhered. The league has prosait times and hung on the at other times. But, there fellows throughout the circ^ j&t who are willing to take the Work and the raps tlhat go with tjhe game. They love the sport of paying baseball and making it possible for others to do the <pme. Man: "Is it a modem ffann house?" | Real Estate Agent (Glenn Draper): No -- just five rooms find a path." ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN STUDY NORTHERN PKE Tests Pertain To . Fox River And The Fox Chain OXakes In an effort to improve fishing through sound research, the conservation departments of Illinois and Wisconsin are jointly conducting a study of northern pike in the Fox river system of the two states. Fisheries "tyoioglsts of the neighboring states will tag 1,000 northerns during the next several months and, at the same time, conduct a number of tests which they hope will reveal information valuable in determining the proper management of the popular species of fish which is sought not only in the Fox rivari itself, but in all of the nine lakes which form the Fox Chain 6' Lakes. All of the trapping will be done below the dam at Wilmot just south of the Wisconsin border, according to Sam A. Parr, superintendent of fisheries for the Illinois department, who : announced the project (recently. Parr has assigned biologist Maurice Whitaere to supervise the job for Illinois. B. L. Jacob will be in charge of the work for Wisconsin. Both 'states will assign other technicians to assist these two as needed in manning the traps on alternate days. As the fisn ane tagged, they will be weighed and measured; age will be determined by scale samples and the ratio of males to females on the spawning run will be determined. A separate record will be kept on each of the tagged fish. Fishermen are being asked to watch for the tags and urged to send them to the Division of Fisheries of either state department. Only through cooperation of .the anglers will the project prove to be valuable, it was pointed out by the Illinois fisheries leadfer. "Wisconsin has been tagging northerns in the Fox above Wilmot for several years," Parr explained./ "For some reason, most of the returned tags came from Illinois fishermen. This fact, and the desire to do a better management job prompted the two states 4©join % this project. ' The-season on northern pike in Illinois is closed now but will be opened May 1. There is a creel limit of eight on this fighting game fish, and it also is one of the few varieties on which Illinois still enforces a size limit -- 16 inches. HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULES Varsity Baseball -April 5, Warren here " April 12, Barrington awayy' * • April 15, Libertyville hereof April 19, Zion-Benton away. ': " April 22, Woodstock here ^ April 26, Crystal Lake away April 29, Warren away May 6, Barrington here May 10, Libertyville away' May 13, Zion-Benton here May 17, Woodstock away . • May 20, Crystal Lake here Frosh-Soph Baseball April 22, Woodstock away April 29, Warren here May 6, Barrington away May 10, Libertyville here May 13, Zion-Benton away May 17, Woodstock here Golf April 18, Zion-Benton here April 21, Barrington here April 22, Zion-Benton away April 25, Lake Forest here April 28, Libertyville away April 29, Crystal Lake here May 2, Elgin away May 5, Grayslake away May 6, Lake Forest away May 9, Grayslake here May 12, Crystal Lake away May 13, Libertyville here May 16, Conference tournament May 19, Barrington away Tennis April 14, Crystal Lake here April 13> Elgin away April 18, Barrington away April 20, Libertyville here April 22, Lake Forest here April 27, Woodstock away April 29, Zion-Benton away May 2, Zion-Benton here May 4, Lake Forest away May 7, District Meet May 9, Woodstock here May 12, Barrington here May 14, Conference tournament at Lake Forest May 18, Elgin here May 19, Crystal Lake away NORTHERN HJJNI BOWMEN 1 The Northern Mini Bowmen will close their Indoor Range and Sports Unlimited on April 1. Shooting will be held on March 31 at 7 p.m. as usual. The members will meet at their field range oni Sunday, April 3, at 10 a.m. to put the course in, readiness for the season. BUSS MOTOR SALES BOWLERS ARE CHAMPS OF McHENRY COUNTY Shooting on the last shift in the team event, the Buss Motor Sales team shot 3034, including handicap, and managed to beat out the Woodstock Moose team for the county bowling championship. Individual scones were Ed Buss, 554; Windy Hagberg, 494; Matty Schmitt, 532; Tommy Sutton, 572; and Bob Peteetrt, 551. Final Standings Buss Motors, McHenry 3034 Moose, Woodstock 3008 Bowl-Aire (Cary) .. 3006 K of C, Woodstock ....... 3005 Alexander Lbt., V&fpgjjl Statter's, Costal. Laitoe 2992 Prelates, Harvard .....T.. 2990 FMlipimes, Woodstock . 2985 Schnieider-Leucht, Wdstk . 2981 Assembly, Crsytal Lake ... 2974 Pink Paradise Grill, FRG . 2970 Kuhn's Klippers, WdStk .. 2968 Falk-Knautz, Cairy 2956 Ray Wolf Jewelers, Wdstk 2955 K of C, Crystal Lake 2939 ELECTION NOTICE The annual election for school District No. 12, will be held at the Johnsburg Public School, Saturday, April 9th, 1955, from 12 noon until 7 p.m. , EDWIN H. HETTERMANN, Secretary of School District No. 12 $ Knowing that our editor, "Brenda," would be too modest to repont a fine build-up she received this month in the IAA Reoard, Chuck Weingart brought Us a copy of the April issue. Last month the magazine reported on the award won by Adele for an editorial. You heard about tlhat. But, now comes quite a follow up on this busy gal's many interests and ac tivities. "The Lady's An Editor" is the title to their story. One of the piotures shows our editor making up a page with Bill Moore, shop foreman. And .that's no fluke! She is the only lady editor not afraid to get her hands smeared with printers' Ink. The Record caroled a real nice story. Thanks. We liked it. Internal Revenue Offices Remain Open Saturdays ; Ernest J. Sauber, district director of Internal Revenue, announces that branch offices of the Internal Revenue service will be open on Saturday, April 2, ftrojn 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. On Saturday, April 9, the hours will be from 8:30 ajn. to 5 p.m. There jfre seventeen branch offices in lbs Chicago district which is comprised of the twenty-six tWfftbeam counties of Illinois. •\ The' branch office at Room VJS. Count House,. Chicago, will fee open on Saturdays.- <and from 1:30 «jn. to 12 midnight on April date. *:S0 ' -- Palace -- ., 9:00 Ladies-- T. Olsen Builders 2, Mi Place 1. R. Marshall, 1178-455; J. Kralowetz, 435; M. Powers* 427; M. Donnelly, 186-177-527. Mark's Spotrjt Store 2, Sportsman's Inn 1. T. Steffan, 182-472; N. Fidler, 427; B. Winikesl, 427;: L. Paluch, 183-436; H. Conway, 478; A. Gaulke, 183*465. 7:00 Ladies-- ; McHenry Cab 2, McHeqry Sand A Gravel 1. G. Smith, 460; B. Voight, 425; E. Ebey, 451;':!^ Michels, 179-502. ' * McHenry Lumber 3, lhatz QjT.i Meyer, 443; M. Doherty, 433; S* Covalt, 452; B. Meath, 484; N. Larkta, 161-511. C.O.F. 7:00-- Meyer's 2336, Thermes' 2282. Millero's 2526, Ros&ng's 243L D. Heuser, 515; N. Justen, 202- 521; H. Miller, 218-209-594. C.O.F. 9:00-- Weber's 2555, Thermes' 2271. C. Freund, 204-540; W. Schretaer, 210-205-610; E. Thennes, 212- 503. Winkel's 2356, Freund's 2249. L. Winkal, 223-591. Tavern- Royal Inn 3, Sportsman's Inn 0. K. Brand, 540; D. Larch, 552; Kraus, 223-571. Joe's Tap 2, Old Bridge 1. G. Schaefefl\ 506; J. Simon, 201-524; . B. Peisert, 202-225-553; Overton, 505; Larkin, 516; Crouch, 201* 574. Fireside 2, Snug Harbor 1. D. Weingart, 201-520; T. Wheetock, 533; A. Jackson, 224-579; W. Low, 223-235-639; A. Oonk, 202- 519; B. Winters, 532. Fox Hole 2, McDonald's 1. Kantorski, 209-520; R;/ KW&y. 535; T. Getner, 207-215-578. >, City (last week)-- a $ Walsh Insurance 2, Frager V. Steffes, 512; A. McCarroll, 203* 500; D. Weber, 513; H. Kreutzer, 535; H. Smith, 211-551. '? McHenry State Bank 3, Al* thoff Hwde. 0. Rogers, 208-524; Schaefer, 514; Cristy, Sr., 208- 544. ^ * Lee & Ray 3, McHenry Lumber 6. Heusen, 501;- Loff, 012; Brep feW, 213-508. < McGee's 2, Olson's 1. F. Mat# thesius, 233-542; B. Conway, 205* City- Lee A Ray 2, Walsh Insurance; 1. Steffes, 524; Weiser, 204-532» A. McCarroll, 210-570; Heuser^ 200-235-576; C. Peterson, II Brefeld, 203-506. % *T. Olsen 3i Althoff «IMwS: Newkirk, 510; Rode, 516; Schar* low, 519; Rowe, 214-540; Olsen, 547. McGee's 2, McHenry State Bank 1. J. Cristy, Sr., 519; Jj; Rogers, 204-542; D. Schaefeov 540; P. Nerstad, 229-530. ; McHenry Lumber 3, Frager o| H. Kireutzer, 557; Long, 510 g Covalt, 200-503; Behnke, 507. < BuOdcW 1. 11 457r Donnelly, 178-477; I* 180-472; A. G«ulke; 7:00 Ladies (last woek)-- ' McHenry Cab 2, McHenry Lumber 1. L. Ferwerda, 440; S. Ballowe, 181-455; L. Midhels, 180- 462; M. Doherty, 199-449; A. Glosson, 420; B. Meath, 441; N. Larkin, 177-181-515. , Blatz 2, McHenry Samd & Gravel 1. L. Funk, 444; E. Conway, 450; V. Herdrich, 443; E. Justen, 437; T. Meyer, 427. Nite Owls-- Club Lilymoor 2, Mi Place J. Bamtelt, 433; At. Campbell, 175-435./ Al's White House 3, Schroeder* s Iran 0. E, iRand, 438. -- Bowling Bar -- Commercial-- Bimbo's 3, Lakemoor' Hardware 0. E. Krohcke, 203-532. McHenry Laimdry 3, Kleinhans Lumber 0. R. Bemiett, 204-557; R .Pries, 516; L. Adams, 212-522; L. Thennes, 539. Bnennan Milk Service 3S Riverside Bake Shop 0. M. Stilling, 203-523; H. Blake, 508. Thurs. Nite Ladies-- Leo's Painterettes 2, G ft G Decorators 1. I. Stilling, 190-446; M. Weingart, 424. Bowling Bar 3, Lay's Tavern 0. Z. Mailochleb, *476. Timm's Tap 2, Central Garage 1. V. Smith, 431; L. Huemann, 420. Adams' Market 2, Hettermamn's . Tavern 1. M. Hettermann, 437; F. Voes, 452; M. Smith, 178-468; M. Wakitsch, 175-455. Thuirs. 9:15-- Al's Welding 2, Frager 1. Arreger, 504; Kreutzer, 526; A. Krause, 201. F.M. Television 2, Vogue -1. Freuntd, 217-534; Hojnacki, 258- 550; Peisent, 526. Blatz 2, Larnnes Realtor 1. L. Busch, 525; J. G. Kraus, 513. Clark Chev. 2, Towem Grill 1. -- Crystal Lake -- Tues. Early Birds-- B & E Trout Farm 3, Farmers' Mill 0. L. Frumd, 438; B. Gilpiin, 422. ' Lost'Causes 2, McHenry State Bank 1. G. Barbian, 198-485; M Weideman, 191-468; P. Pries, 450; J. Knox, 462. 9:00 Ladies (last week)-- i Mark's Sport Store 2, Mi Place; 1. N. Fidler, 4T7; J. Simon, 422; E. Winked, 421. Sportsman's Inn 2, 8. Olsen Wed. Early Binds-- Nye Drug Store 3, Freund Oil 0. Carey Electric Shop 3, Hay Construction 0. E. Smith, 473. D. of A.-- Art Smith 2, Jim's Barber Shop 1. L. Smith, 225-511. Busse-Joe's 3, McHenry Clean* i, > \ --- Woodstock -- Wondem Lake Leagu e-<- , T. P. Mathews 2, Golden GlO ]Nuts 1. H. Mailfold, 422, : Krueger's Fuel 'Oil 2, Widen's Standard Service 1. P. Neratad, %25; L. Meyer, 439. Kay's Gift Shop 3, American 0. D.' O'Neill, 429; V. Kopp, 442. Bolaine Grill 2, Wonder Lake OU 1. Savings invested in Crystal Lake Savings and £oan earn 2%% plus %% extra. 23tf WHY PAY RENT? Now you can buy a 3 bedroom home for $10,475.00 and up, lot included, having the following features: • Architect designed • Carpenter built • Grading and seeding * • Gravel drive 9 Sidewalk from lot line to front and rear door • Aluminum comb, screen and storm windows • Combination screen and storm doors • Completely decorated interior and exterior • Plastic wall tile in bath • Exhause fan in kitchen 9 Frigidaire automatic washer CO ACH NEXT F ALL It was announced at the high school on Tuesday Of this week that Leonard J. "Mac" McCnacken was retiring from coaching duties at the end of this school year. Taking over as football coach next fall will be Jack W. Pheanis, a resident of DeKalb, where (he is junior varsity coadh at Northern Biinois State Teach- '6rs college. He is completing work on his master's degree this spring. Air. Pheanis attended Mount Carmei high school in Chicago, where he played for two years on championship -teams. Later he transferred to Bloom high school in Chicago, Heights and there, too, played on two championship teams. As a freshman at .the Unlver*- sity of Jlltoods, be eamned his letter a®d then went to DeKalb to complete his college work and played on the '1951 DeKalb-championship team. Between his high school and college days, Mr. Pheanis served witlh the Armed Forces. After earning his degrfee "fet DeKalb, he went to Wtorren, HI., west of Rockfoond, to coach for one yearn before returning to DeKalb to further his education. He comes to McHenry highly recommended by George G. Evams, director of physical education and athletics at DeKalb. Old friends will miss "Mac" on the field. Since .1928 he has provided not only the benefit of his athletic talents but also the leadership and incentive so necessary for the success of young people in any endeavor. Fortunately, through his new position as manager of all physical education activities, his influence will still be felt an boys engaged in all types of sports. BOY SCOUTS Trdbp 162 Last Thursday night at the weekly meeting of Scout Troop 162, sponsored by the local Legion, Hugh H, Kirk wasr installed as Scoutmaster. Mr. Kirk has been working with the troop for the past year and one-half. Prior to that, he served1 as a Scout leader while in Florida and has been for some time a naturalist. Mr. Kirk will be assisted by Cliff Todd, Henman Karlebach, Fred Wahl, Laurence Anderson and Junior Assistant Scoutmaster Jim Kirk. VETERANS only *525.00 don ${(5412 Per Mo., Pdn. A Int. NON-VETERANS only *1900.00 down $68.66 Per Mo., Prin. ft Int. 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APR. 6-7 & 9 Closed April 8 In Observance of Good Friday. Double Feature "MASTERSON OF KANSAS" Starring George Montgomery In Technicolor and "PIRATES OF TRIPOLI" Paul Henreid - Patricia Medina miller SAT., SUN. & HOLIDAYS CONTINUOUS FROM 2 PM Daily Doors Open 6:45 PJH. "THE PLACE TO GO" HLEY TOWUSHIP SCHOOL ACROBATS W TV ACT TODAY LAST NTT® "JULIUS CAESAR" Starring Marlon Brando FRL & S AT. APRIL 1-2 -- Double Feature Thrills of darkest Africa in 'WEST OF ZANZIBAR*! Plus A thousand laughs with Marj. Main & Chill Willis "RICOCHET ROMANCE" SUN., MON., & TUBS. APR, 3-4-5 Remember Steven Brides? Here's another laugh riot "MANY RIVERS TO CROSS" R. Taylor - E. Parker WEDS., THURS., FRL & SAT APR. 6-7-8-9 Entertainment for Everyone "APACHE" with Burt Lancaster HANZEL & GRETEL ANIMATED PUPPETS DON'T MISS BUGS BUNNY'S EASTER PARTY SATURDAY, AFRIT. 9TH Free gifts, prizes, bunnies A group of. acrobats from the Riley township* /school will present their long horse act on the Rockford TV station, channel 13, on March 31 at 3:35 on the "Let's, Talk It Over" program. The group is under the direction of Fred Zandier, principal of the school. Mr. Zandier is a resident of Wonder Lake and has been quite active in the McHenry area in; youth recreation. Last year he served as the youth recreation director of Crystal Lake. The vaulters have made aphpearances all over the county. They appeared before .the McHenry County Education association last spring as well as at the •Fourth of July program in Crystal Lake. This act Is unique in that it has never been duplicated in grade schools. It is Mr. Zandier's belief that very few high school groups can duplicate It. The boys vault a long horse with folding chairs standing in front of it. They are now clearing seven chains and one boy is working on eight. To clefcr: ~s!jt vOh»i*0' - boy* must fly a distance"of teen feet. If you have a at home, figure the length the rug |uod add a bar barrietf 30 inched high and this will' giltor. you a rough idea of how far til# boys fly.' Mr. Zandier says these boys were also the nucleus of his football team which finished., on , top in their league. Five oH the seven boys will graduate this spring so this will probablj)" be the last year that the group: will ever appear together and-, under the direction of Mr. ( Zandier. Needless to say, he Ja socry to see them go* i crystal , 1st Show at 7:15 FREE SHOW THURS. MAR. 31 FREE SHOW "REAP THE WILD WIND" John Wayne - Susan Hayward In Technicolor FRL & SAT. APR. 1-2 "TARZAN AND THE APE MAN" Johnny Weissmuller - Maureen O'Sullivan SUN,, MON., & TUES. APR. 3-4-5 > "VERA CRUZ" Gary Cooper - Burt Lancaster Denise Darcel In Technicolor WED. & THURS. APR. 6-7 "THIS IS MY LOVE" Linda Darnell - Dan Duryea In Technicolor COMING EASTER SUNDAY 'WHITE CHRISTMAS" FRL & SAT. APR. 1-2 Also Sat. Matinee at 2 p.m. "10 WANTED MEN" Randolph Scott - Jocelyn Brando yar. ^ SUN., MOjN., TUES. w APR. 3-4-5 "MANY RIVERS TO CROSS" Eleanor'Parker - Rotot. Taylor Technicolor & Cinemascope WED. & THUR. APR. 6-7 "DUEL IN THE SUN" Gregory Peck - Jennifer Jones Joseph Cotton ( In Technicolor EASTER SAT. . APR. 9 Special Matinee For The Kiddies Live rabbits and other gifts will be given away. Come and see Our .display of live bunnies in the theatre lobby. Fancy-leaVed caladiums are ';' tt southern garden specialty, 80 make the most of them. TCWNE; Grand Avenue, Fox Lake, Dt PLENTY OF FREE PARKING -- * ' • "i)! Phone Fox Lake 7-1611 ~ < FRI. & SAT. APR 1-2, "CATTLE QUEEN OF^ moiTtana" ; Technicolor Barbara Stanwyck - Ronald Reagan SUN., MON., & TUES. ?* APR. 3-4-5' "MANY RIVERS : TO CROSS" Cinemascope Robt. Taylor - EJleanor Parker WED., THURS., FRI. & SA'-V APR. 6-7-8-9 - v 'SIGN OF THE PAGAN' Cinemascope *«'•' Jeff Chandler - Jack Palance' Ludmilla Tcherina : SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH 1 SHOW ONLY 2 to 4 p.m. Kartoon Karnival AU Seats 25c v GENOA ENDS THURS. MAR. 31 "CARMEN JONES" Harry Belafonte Dorothy Dandridge Pearl Bailey FRI. & SAT. APRIL 1-2 "6 BRIDGES TO CROSS" Tony Curtis - Julie Adams and THE] SAT., APR. 2 - 1:30 P. M. P.T.A. Approved Movie > "GALLANT BESS" »SUN., MON. & TUES. APRIL 3-4-5 WMo-lMHS-Him SUN., 2:00 PM. ONLY 5 Color Cartoons wriD., THUR, FRI., & SAT. APRIL 6-7-8-9 "DUEL IN THE SUN" Jennifer Jones - Gregory-Peck McHENRY THEATRE 218 S. GREEN ST., McHENRY, ILLINOIS PHONE 144 PLEASE NOTE: Except for certain outstanding features Mid where the running time is more than two hours long this theatre will normally open on Sunday at 2:30 pan. - Weekdays 6:80pJnu THURS., FRI., & SAT. MAR 31, APR. 1-2 Doors Open Saturday 5:45 p.m. - Show Starts 6:00 p,m. . Last two features start 9:0D p.m. Double Feature Program Z ANZIBAR ANTHONY STEEL-SHEILA SIM ii A iWIIlflJRIWNKOfiGAHaATK)liPfitSENTflTtOfl-AUNIVBJS*l.-«TERNATK)NW.RElEWE ALSO RICOCHET ROMANCE MARIOME HWN-CHILL WIUS S BEDOYA-•P£M0 GONZALES GOKZAIiS - BUST ML A UNtVERSAt INTERNATIONAL PICTURE SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW SATURDAY, APRIL 2 Doors open 1:00 p.m. - Show starts 1:30 "MY BROTHER TALKS TO HORSES" Butch Jenkins - Peter Lawford plus 4 Cartooiis r SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. Doors open Sunday 2:30 p.m. APRIL 3-4-5-6 $ >y -JEFF CHANDLER-JACK PALANCE LUDMILW TCHERINA-RITA GAM JETT MORROW-GIOItGZDOlEla-KDUASDrRAKZ• ALCXANtDBt £OOURBY -4ijM(SSM.A!lMUIUMl. ncnK t l *