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mrnm: • . THi McHENRY PLAINDEALER IRHP •' A'-';r', <y^^iV:.-t It was early Tuesday evening that the voice from the radio told us the number Of days left to do our Christmas shopping. It wtyB only the night before that we treated kids from near and far. It was'Halloween, yoii know,- and all seehied to prefer a treat to a trick. But, the man on the radib made us forget Hallowe'en and ftnade us shiver with thoughts of Christmas shopping. He made US think that most people are smjig>- ly safe wi>th, mosrt. of their popping completed. The finger pointed at us to fret busy. , Hardly had hi% voice drifted away when the man at the door reminded us of Thanksgiving. That pian was the manager of the Mchenry Shamrocks baseball team, Larry stilling. Larry called on us to say that the Shamrocks will hold another feather party this year. That started us thinking about Thanksgiving dinner ^ and wag a great comfort. That shopping can wait. It always has! Larry tells us to tell you that the party will take place next Thursday night, Nov. 10, at the Fox Hole. They have chosen the night before Armistice Day with the thought that people; might be in a mood to get out and to places; Tou know and we know that small town baseball teams cannot 'gain enough support these days to carry on without some extra activity to raise funds. #» The Shamrocks are not building a fund for next year. It is a cue of paying what they owe from last season. County league teams must be kept in action. After all, we are bringing players up through the various age groups and want a place for them to continue the sport when they outgrow the various groups. So --; the Shamrocks hope, to see you at their party. Larry Stilling will lend the "Schnitzelpank" and "Gov" Bolger will do fcn Irish Jig. q* Many changes have occurred {ffound our old stamping grouhds, but w'e miss' old faces more as time gbes on. The' last one missing from our corner is Frank Masqiielet. We like to remember that broad smile said hearty chuckle. There were many harmless tricks pulled back in the days when none of us were quite so busy. On Friday afternoon ot this week the McHenry Warriors travel to Lake Forest for the windup of the football season. Game time is 2:30 p.m. What McHenry wouldn't do for a victory! Maybe a switch from the lamp lights will prove helpful to our young scrappers. Sad fact of .fife • square, meals. make round pfeoplp. People who are so/ sure .they know where the younger genehttion is going should try and remember where it came from. A A A, ^ ^ A ^ * THE CTEAT OUTDOORS By ?*cfc Walsh Pheasant season is only eight days away. lit starts'at 12 noon on Nov. 15 and tuns to Nov. 30 inclusive. On other days, shooting starts at sunrise and ends at sunset. There are five extra days of pheasant shooting this year. Rabbit season doesn't open 'till Nov. 26. This is to cut down the danger of tularemia. Last year. 101 cases of this disease were reported in Illinois compared to Only 29 in 1953. Hunters are waxhed not to shoot any slow-moving or sluggish looking rabbits as they are liable to be infecfted jaiiinals. When cleaning a rabbit, look for tiny white spots on the spleen and liver. If any traces at all are found, wash your hands with soap and hot water or preferably a disinfectant. Put iodine on all cuts on your hands. A great help in cleaning rabbits ii to wear rubber gloves. Always cook a rabbit thoroughly. This eliminates all danger of infection. Raccoon hunters started Tuesday night, Nov. i. They are given 15 more days of hunting this year. The season on 'coon hunting runs from Nov. l to Jam. 15. Trapping season for mink, 'coon, and muskrat starts Nov. 15 and ends Dec. 31. New code pamphlets are now available (in. limited numbers). There are changes that differ from dates shown on your license. Be sure to check. Three local sportsmen bagged three deer With bow and arrow recently. Monte MUter, Antioch, 100 lb. doe. at Sidnaw, Mich. fcen Hamih, iKix Lake, 100 lb. doe at Sianaw, Mich. Vince Adams, McHenry, 190 lb. buck, 8 pt., near Iron River, Mich. Needless to say, all, are very happy. Vince was seen driving down- G^een ' street this week, smiling from ear to ear. The proof, of his marksmanship was tied across his car. •<--JttcHenry Recreation ^fusiiiess Men-- ' Won Lost BusS Motors 26 6 Freund's Dairy il 11 Bimbo's No/2 19% 12% Tonyan Construction 18 14 Brennan Milk Service 17% 14% Bimbo's No. 1 17 15 Johnson Tool 16 16 Crystal Tap 13 19 McHenry Welding 12 20 Volo House 12 20 .Highland Shores 10 22 Harry's 10 22 Musling, 211-559; F. Leonard, 201. ^fcHeniy Theatre Wolff Bait Shop , .McHenry Welding Club Lilymoor Hillcrest Rod & Gun McHenry Recreation Worts Service Station L. Weber, 182-475; S. 466; P. SchUltz, 199-185 Colman, 190-192-540* B. 175-467; J. Rosing, 479; ler, 197-473; E. Hoyte, Vacondio, 178-181-485. C.D. of A.-- I. Thompson, 454 f M. Weideman, 181-472; H. Weber, 182; D. fSchaefer, 182-502; G. Barbian, 461; M. Kilday, 190-179-190-559. Northern Mini Bowmen News ji We stood through the rain last Friday night to watch the home team play a 6-6 tie with Warren. Uniforms were so covered with, mud that a player might have lined up with the opposition unnoticed. Paul Yanda's band came out in spite of the weather conditions and put on quite a sho\g. the Warrior Chief scalped his man and the crowd cheered loudly. We think McHenry should have won that game in spite of tlfe mud, but probably Warren fans have different ideas. - Let's take Lake Forest. Crystal Lake and -Zion-iBenton are still tied for first place in the North Suburban. Crsytal Laije beat Woodstock 19 to 0 last week while Zion eked out a 6-0 win froth Baxrington. The t^o leaders meet at Crystal Lake Friday night'in a game that should rate as the battle of the year. It won't be long now. Seems we can hear the bounce of the basketball. PICKUPS-- Everyone should travel if only y, to get himself acquainted with the comforts of home. A lot of fun is waiting for. you at Northern Mint Bowmen's Turkey arid Novelty Shoot on Nov. 6. Registration for the Novelty Round begins at 9 a.m. to 12:30. This shoot consists of 25 home designed and novei targets. ' Other attractions throughout the day will be - a running deer target, turkey shoot and clout shoot. Many awards will be given in each event as well as turkeys. Lunch will be available on the grounds. Spectators are always welcome. The field course, is located 1% miles west from McHenry south of Rt. 120. Thurs. 9:15-- W L Clark Chev. 14 7 Old Bridge Tavern 13 "& H. E. Buch & Sons 13 8 F.M. Television 13 8 Prager 12 9 Kent Corp. 12 9 Blatz 9 12 Lannes Realtors 9 12 Freund Oil Co. 9 12 Park Pub 9 12 Schilling's Resort 7 .14 McHenry Auto Body 6 15 McKim, 212; Hojnacki, 201; Peisert, 201-567; Sutton, 214; Larkin, 227-603; King, 212; Thompson, 209; Springer, 207-580. Foresters-- Wm. Klapperich, 202; Wm. Donnelly, 204; M. Klapperich, 222-562; A. Blake, 203; Stilling, 203. Commercial-- „ G. Novak, 203; M. Thompson, 200; R. Kreier, 219. Left Overs-- B. Gilpin, 176-198-510; P. Stilling, 175-465; D. Freund, 455. . Gutter Queens-- Gutter Queens-- W L Al's Welding 16 2 F.M. Television 12 6 McDonald's 10 8 Chet's Service 10 8 Seven G's 9 9 McDermott's .9 9 Isabelle's 7 11 Wally's 7 11 Lakeside 7 11 Vogue 4 14 J. Ciechon, 454; L. Berry, 182- 516. 14 10 1 12" 12 10 14 9 15 9 is 6 18 3 ?1 Sutton, •525; C. Dowell, I. Stol- 490; t. Match-- ^IcHenry Rec. 2678, Crystal Lake 2454. Bacon, 200; Freund, 202-203-583; Corso, 209; Krause, 559; Peisert, 210-553. Match-- McHenry Rec. 2533, C.O;F. 2458. V. Freund, 201-575; Koch, 233; Hester, 204. Match-- McHenry Rec. 2569, Old Spot Inn 2545. Krause, 203-207-588; E. Smith, 576; Nicola, 200. -- Palace »-- 7:00 Ladies-- W L McHenry Sand .& Gravel 13 8 Kraft . 11 10 McHenry Cab 10 11 Blatz 8 13 B. Meath, 179-466; T. Jteyer, 460; M. Doherty, -187-470.;., E. Hester, 177-487; N. Larkin,, 457. 9:00 Ladies-- Smith, 454; Gaulke, 455; Donnelly, 468; Winkel, 181-487, City-- L. Brefeld, 201; J. Wiser, 222; G. Mrachek, 209; Otto, 21&-563; Kelly, 201; Al," 203; Smith, 202- 564. Old Timers-- Bacon, 202. 7:00 C.O.F -- H. Miller, 202; B. Kreutzer, 207; D. Rosing, 202-209-604. 9:00 C.O.F.-- G. M. Freund, 219; A. Schaefer, 202. Wonder Lake Businessmen-- - Won Lost Paul's Variety 16% 17 % Mill Inn 15 9 Kreugers Fuels . 14 10 W.L. Repair 13% 10% Lake Cleaners 12 12 Standard Service 12 12 Rolaine Grill 11 13 Silks Boats 11 13 Lake View Inn 10 14 Deans Market 10 -14 George's Firemen 10 14 W.L! Builders 9 15 J. Wurm, 209-588; E. Bell, 211; B: Schau, 206-569. CAUTION CHILDREN The police department urges parents to caution their children against . .getting into cars with gtrarigenj should they be urged to take, a r$Ae. Nearby communities have reported such incidents and for t|U# reason authorities issue the. jRfiKd of caution. Want Ads bring results. Placa yeurf With the. Plaindealer SUICIDE VICTIM Lyle L Huffman, 33, of Huntley, former operator of the Time Shop in Woodstock, was found dead in a bedroom of his home last Thursday morning by his wife. It was determined that he. died of self-inflicted gunshot' wounds. SCIENCE SERVICE The lesson-sermon on tlie subject "Adam and Fallen Man" will be g|yen Sunday, Nov. 6, at Christian Science services in Woodstock. Subscribe to the Plaindealer NOVEMBER SPECIAL! FERMANENTS $gso Cut and Styled by "Gisela" French Hairstylist AL&E llABIE BEAUTY &HOP 202 N. Riverside Dr. Phone &30-M McHenry, m Nite Owls-- Mi Place Tavern McHenry Country Club Al's. White House Club 120 Schroederyjron Works . W 20 17 16 14 14 Tavern-- Steffes, 211; Lee, 216-564; Wheelock, 202; Oonk, 208. -- Bowling -Bar Thus. Nite Ladies-- Z. Malochleb, 460; D. Roberta 180-187-522; L. Schmitt, 181-487. As • we round the first lap in, the Thursday Nite Ladies league,t Vivian Smith is way out in fronti with a high game - of 221 rolled on Oct. 13 and Mary B&h Fucha has a very, comfortable high series of 566. In team standings* Hettermann's 17 wins and 4" losses is leading the league with Central Garage a close second with 14 and 7. Schaefer's Pop>> Ups, in. the -future to be known as ' Schafer's Lifters, have the high series of 2189. Hie Atlas Prager team holds high game of 789, and is tied for, third place with Lay's Taviern with 11 wins and 10 losses. Bowling Bar and Schafer's Lifters are only one game toff the pace and while Leo's Painterettes, and Adams' Market have been off to a slow start, thesre are plenty^ of games ahead to change all that. McHenry Junior Bowling (League The McHenry Junior, league concluded its third Saturday afternoon of bowling last Saturday at the Bowling Bar. Standings W L Rockets 8. 1 D-Jays 6 3 Gangbusters £ 4 Wildcats 5 4 Fireballs 3 3 Jets 3 6 Hurricanes 2 4 Pin Busters l' 8 High individual series and game: Ronnie. Smith, 484, 172. High team ^Series , and game: Rockets, 2057, 643. News Our Servicemen Th« and of the trail whan CEN0L WARFARIN IS USED KILLS RATS AND MICE BOLGER'S PHONE 40 108 8. Great St. McHenry, DL Look Out for Your Comfort this Winter Cold weather's a-comln'! Be prepared; order cool ppvr* McHENRY COUNTY Fanners C<Mp Aw'n Phone 726 or after 4:80 - 1502 523 Waukegan Rd., McHenry SATURDAY MATINEE 1.-30 to 4 PJM. Opening Evenings Tues., Wed., Fri., Sal. and Sun., 8 to 11 p. in* JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHENRY, ILLINOIS DEGREE DAY GUIDE Last Year 2774 This Year 277a Call Us Anytime Regarding Degree . Day Service. THENNES OIL COMPANY McHENRY 32 CASH DISCOUNT SAVE William J. Schmitt, son of John N. Schmitt of Johnsburg, has accepted a. position with the Harvard city police department since his release from segvice Oct.^jr. He had been stationed in Germany for fourteen months with the seventh Army. Mr. Schmitt is residing in Johnsburg with his wife, who spent several months with him in Germany, r Roman J. Bauer, who has been stationed at port Leonard Wood, Mo., has been transferred to Hampton road, Army terminal, Norfolk, Va., where he is a clerk typist. His wife and young son are living there with him. American Education Week will be observed Nov. 6 to 12. Mrs. Eleanor Renard and Mrs. Walter Kurbyun have been visiting friends and relatives in California. They made the trip by plane. George Adams and Mrs. Catherine Klock of Elgin were callers in McHenry Tuesday. PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Proposed Change in Sdi^iales Commonwealth jJdlaon Company and its Public Service Company Division hereby give notifce to the public that there has blen filed with the Illinois Commence Commission on October 18, 1955, Schedule ii-R, Information and Requirements for the Supply of Electric Service, which will cancel and supersede information and requirements now effective in Chicago and in Public Service Company Division territory. In this filing it is proposed (1) that minimal provisions for the addition' of major, appliances be included in the serVice entrance requirements for multiplp-occupancy residential building, (2) that meter connection devices for self-con tained metera, heretofore supplied by the Company* be furbished by the Customer,, arid (3) that when it is impossible for the Company to construot a vault in the first sub-sidewalk space for. customers who voluntarily convert from di- Read the Want Ada. Two Shows Nightly 1st Show at 7:1? FRL & SAT. N|>V. 4-5 "ELEPHANT WAIX" Elizabeth Taylor - Dana Andrews Technicolor ALSO "THE BLAZING FOREST" John Payne - Susan Morrow Technicolor / MIDNIGHT "SPOOK" SHOW Saturday, Nov. 5 "ROUSE OF HORRdBS" SUN., MON. & TUBS. NOV. 6-7-8 "FEMALE ON THE BEACH" Joan Crawford - Jeff Chandler WED. & THURS; NOV. 9-10 "THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW" Edward G. Robinson - Joan fcennett Your F ranch ised MERCURY OUTBOARD MOTORS Dealer . . . Sales & Service . . . Repairs On aU makes Outboard motors. Bring them In for a check-up this winter for trouble free boating next summer. We have a cofnplete suppiy of boats and ALL MERCURY MOTORS IN STOCK, READ-Y FOR QN-THE-SdPOt' DELIVER^ ... ORDER NOW, SUPPLTBS LEMITBd! HIGHEST TRADE-IN Ai&QWANCE ^OR YOUR OLD BOATS and MOTORS. We invite you to come in and Browse around . . . Marie 30 and1 56 available with electric starting and generator. Budget Terms Available PHONE 1000 212 So. Green Street McHenry, DL sect to alternating current, the Company will make certain vault cost reimbursements to such customers. In 'addition to the foregoing, this filing includes changes necessary to affect uniformity of practice throughout the Company's service areas and for clarification of intent. Further information with respect thereto may be obtained either directly from this Company or by addressing the Secretary of the Illinois Commerce Commission at Springfieid, Illinois. A copy of the proposed changes may be inspected by any interested party at any business office of this Company or its Public Service Company Division. COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO. By: D. ROBERT BOWER -Measurer (t*ub. Oct. 27 - Nov. 3) Coqduci Farm In County Thursday! (Continued trom Page 1) SALES APPOINTMENT Mark's Sporting & Marine Supply has been appointed as the Mercury outboard motor sales and service dealer for McHenry and vicinity. Lend Uncle sam Your Dollars FRI. & SAT. NOV. 4-5 "MY SISTER EILEEN" Janet Leigh - Jack Lemmon Cinemascope & Technicolor SPECIAL KIDDIE'S MAT. Saturday, Nov. 5 "FEARLESS FAGAN" Janet Leigh - Keenan Wynn SUN. & MON. NOV. 6-7 "THE LEFT HAND OF GOD" Humphrey Bogart - Gene Tierney Cinemascope & Technicolor TUES., WED. A THURS. NOV. 8-9-10 "THE RED SHOES" Moira Shearer - Anton Walbrook Technicolor Sponsored by the Crystal Lake* Women's Club. At noon there will be lunch served by a church group in Hebron, after, which F. ,W. Andrew, college of Agriculture eifr gineer, will give an ' illustrates# • talk on proper wiring, and ait insurance company representative will demonstrate the hazards . o f . poor and unsafe wiring in farm' buildings. , At 2:30, the tour will meet at . the John feoppart farm, Hart* < land township. Here a completed wiring and electrical installation /V will be seen featuring a central distribution panel and a bulk cooler. Order yftur rubber stamp ii the Ptalndealer. GENOA T H E /X T RE Box Office opens Mon thru Sat. 6:45 - Sun. 2:45. THURS. - SAT. NOV. 3-5 Jack Palance . Barbara Rush "KISS OF FffiE" Technicolor And "A BULLET IS > WAITING" Jean Simmons - Rory Calhoun Color . THURS., NOV. 3-2:00 PJkt . Free Matinee -- Cause Teachers Away SAT., NOV. 5 - 2:00 P.M. P.T.A. Approved Mat. "FLAMING} FEATHER" SUN. - TUES. NOV. 6-8 Humphrey Bogart "LEFT HAND OF GOD" WED. - SAT. NOV. 9-12 "BLOOD ALLEY" Cinemascope - Color THURS. NOV. S Mickey Spiliaine's "THE LONG WAIT" Starring Anthony Quinn Starts FRI., NOV. 4 thru SAT. "MY SISTER EILEEN" Janet Leigh - Jack Lemon -- PLUS -- "MARAUDERS" Starring Dan Duryea SUN., MON. & TUES. NOV. 6-7-8 "THE LEFT HAND OF GOD" In Cinemascope Starring Humphrey Bogart, / Gene Tierney WEDS., THURS. & FRL NOV. 9-10-11 'GENTLEMEN MARRY BRUNETTES" In Cinemascope * Jane Russell - Jeanne Crain -- ALSO -- 'DOWN THREE DARK STREETS" Starring Brodrick Crawford ELM THEATRE Wauconda, 111. Route 118 Adults 60c Children (under 12) 25c Open Daily at 6:40 p.m. Open Sundays at 2:30 p.m. FREE PARKING - 125 CARS THURS., FRI. & SAT. NOV. 3-4-5 Double Feature Program ALSO "MOONFLEET" with Stewart Granger SUN., MON. & TUES. ' NOV. 6-7-8 "THE LEFT HAND OF GOD" Humphrey Bogart - Gene Tierney COMING WED. & THURS. NOV. 9-10 "THE SHRIKE", June Allyson - Jose Ferrer [ *14 II • MI R1 7'tea&e 211 Sa Qttw St Me Homy, Illinois PHONE 144 FRL A BAT. sfBTSESttmA NOV. 4-5 JMIEI6H JACK LEMMON BETTMEir TECHNICOLOR SATURDAY MATINEE KIDDIE'S SHOW NOV. 5 - 1:30 P. M. n'cS>IiE0#G» EE AATT RBCEDI\ RmIVuEERni' i Van Johnson - Joanne Dru ALSO 5 COLOR CARTOONS SUN., MON., TUES. & WED. NOV. 6-7-8t9 OFQC© ONEMASCO^'^ alt* ttarrlac LEE J. COBB CO LSI DELUXE* IN THE WONOCft OF STEREOPHONIC SOUND THURS.. FRI. & SAT. NOV. 10-11-12 JZOOtthn CC^^nflliuuriyyTTooxx wtMflh SEVEN CFTIES «GO QnbmaSCOP^ Sponsored By: McHenry Council 1288, Knights of Columbua .At 7:00 & 9:00 pjn. •'*-4