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•Four AXX- 9*EAFC^ We are real pleased to have a report this week from our high school wrestling coach, Jerome Kalk," on the splendid progress made by the team this year. We asked for the review and now ask that you sports fans read the story on this j>age. There are many gaps in athletic programs, but wrestling has filled a big gap by giving boys an opportunity to compete in a he-man sport in their own weight class. Coach Kalk and his boys are at the top of the conference standings with several decisive team victories. They deserve a hand. It is old news now, but let it suffice to mention that McHenry High lost to Crystal Lake in the finals of the county tournament. The boys looked real classy in winning "their way to the finals. but were colder than the weather against the champs. They worked in for shots, then missed too many. Anyhow, we were better than five other teftms. Woodstock's Blue Streaks come to town Friday night for a game that may turn into a real wingding. The Streaks threw a scare Harrington, here. MCHS WRESTLING WARRIORS LEAD THE CONFERENCE fr % McHENRY PLAINDEALER . ' WAM>M •m " - V Thursday, January24, 1957 -- MCWRY RECREATION --. Impressive Record As Three Varsity Men Are Undefeated Thurs. 9:15-- A. Kunz, 539; V. Freund, 244- 613; Koch, 225-577; S«m, 203-572; J. Busch, 219-552; V. Urbik, 528; Kinsala, 206-545; Sutton, 537; R. O'Brien, 563; J. Scanlon, 201; W. Pries, 225-575; Kreier, 203-526; Cynowa, 537; Houghton, 204-562. Forestewfcr- T. Pitzen, 202; E. Thennes, 201- 539; J. Weber, 206; F. Meyer, 528; J. Ju&ten, ,212-545; D. Weber, ^542; B. Klapperich, 591; J. Herdrich, 539; E. Freund, 203; G. Rodenkirch, 542. The McHenry Wrestling Warriors took another scalp last Tuesday evening with a win over Warren High School. The score was 41-8. Businass Men-- The seasons win and loss rec- Hoyte, 525; J. Marsella, 203- ord is an impressive one. McHen- 556; H. Vaupell, 202-540; F. ry leads the conference and has Schmitt, 208-204-585; E. Buss, Jr., won over Grant 52-0, Wauconda, 242-618; J. Solchenberger, 221; A. 31-22, Wheaton 28-23, Lake For- j Mullere, 569; D. Wilhelm, 209-537; est 40-11, Crystal Lake 22-22, Pal- D- Johnson, 204; R. Pieroni, 205- atine 24-19, Libertyville 38-11. ! 553; F- Erklin, 214-573; R. Boro, Warren 39-8. Its one loss was to 202; B. Oxtoby, 200-563; L. Meus- North Chicago 34-16. Jing, 536; C. Brennan, 531. The season shows 3 varsity -- Monday 7:00-- G. Kleinhans, 530; R. J. Sutt&n, Schimke 8-0, Dan Lunborg -8-6.1213; D. Weber, 200-567; R. Nimtz, The team goes to a tough com-1204-564; E. Kania, 536. petitive ma"ch next Tuesday at Elgin, 111., 7 p.m. There are two matches left for home competition and they are Feb. 5, Tues. Zion Benton 7:00 p.m. here, and Feb. 8, Friday approx. 5 p.m. men undefeated in competition; Martin Kinnerk 9-0, Wally into Barrington before losing 59- 53. Coach Roskie must have the boys on the way up. A Woodstock- McHenry game always draws a crowd. This one should be a real holler crowd. The McHenry County Semi-Pro Basketball League will hold a four-day tournament in Algonquin starting February 13. There will be two games each night, starting at 7:30. They come and go, but after almost 14 years of high scoring basketball, the 40 points produced by Andy Phillip of the famed Whizz Kids still stands as Illinois' one-game record. We have an interesting letter from W. J. Marum, formerly of Woodstock, concerning county tournaments. Just located our "County Cage Classics" so will Jiave ^to wait another week to give this enough space. .DAILY PINUPS: •r Life is filled with tricks" and ' treats, many victories and defeats; much of gloom, much more of glory, such is life's continued story. In love's , category, one warm heart and two cold feet add up to zero. A Casanova is a man who enjoys pursuing women but never •.lets one catch him. , Digging others out of trouble leaves a ditch to drop your own. " --Anonymous HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS' Walter Carey, local businessman has been attending a two-week long mid-winter home furnishings market in Chicago. C. R. Peterson of McHenry, a member of the Frank Klondike Rockford agency of Bankers Life company of DesMoines, Iowa, has won recognition as a member of the company's Career club. He earned membership for his production of life insurance during the 1956 calendar year. A good night would be enjoyed by all if you would come out to see the boys in action and cheer them to a conference championship. A run down of Tuesday's match is as follows: McHenry Warren 95 1b. Kinnerk Forfeit 103 lb. R. Hoffman pinned if Bob Smith in 2:55 112 lb. J. Moss pinned J. Benton in 4:55 120 lb. John Scarbough beat John Espinoza 3-0 127 lb. D. Lumborg tied D. Knox 2-2 133 lb. J. Raycraft pinned K. Morel y in 0:45 138 lb. G. Taylor beat Gerald Mateza 145 lb. D. Lumborg beat K. Elsburg 3-0 154 lb. C. Carrado lost to K. Maxwell 0-3 165 lb. C. Walker lost to J. Halst 0-3 175 lb. W. Schmike pinned * H. Messner Hwt. P. Borchardt beat . . J. Robinson 3-0 D. of A.-- B .Hansen, 179-436; I. Thompson, 178-464; L. Blake, 450; C. Hamil, 434; B. O'Brien, 498; A. Wilcox, 185-460; T. Steffan, 207- 541; G. Barbian, 467; H. Weber, 450; L. Gurbisz, 176-462; R. Mc- Ginley, 189-486. Tuesday Sixty-Niners-- C. Rosing, 438; E. Modinger, 179- 462; T. Stilling, 176-480; V. Doherty, 458; R. Gary, 476; B. Mackinder, 432; D. Freund, 461; L. Frisby, 178-436; J. A. Freund, 181- 211-527; K. Schlitt, 466. w7; N. Larkin, 430; E. Meyers, 464; T. Meyer, 189-193-555; E. Conway. 439; M. Kilday»481rl89- 495; E. Justen, 44& 9:00 Ladies--! • ^ -- J. Dillon, 433; R. Adams 185- 469; M. Kinsala, 177-438; S. Rowe, 431; A. Gaulke, 435; E. Winkel, 452; M. Donnelly, 177-176-502; H. Conway, 481. Nite Owls-- J. Diedrich, 178; F. Svitanek, 435; J. Rosing, 176-457; P. Kosti, 451; V. Nemke/ 446; I. Stoller, 175-455; A. Schwingl, 436; G. Steinsdoerfer, 186-440; M. Kelly, 191-499; E. Varese, 452; R. Kluk, 459; C. Colman, 209-183-183-575; P. Greene, 440; H. Miller, 462; L. Stone, 180-476; G. Bradley, 179; R. McGinley, 438; R. Zimmer, 453; B. Dowell, 446. -- BOWLING BAR -- Thurs. Nfte Ladies-- L. Rutzen, 442; L. Huemann, 458; Z. Malochleb, 472; N. Piatt, 432; S. Spielman, 468; M. Voase, 472; L, Schmitt, 456; B. Hettermann, 190-519. / WARREN BEATS MCHS WARRIORS 71-68 IN OVERTIME THRILLER -- PALACE -- 0 Some of the fanciest bowling in many a moon showed up in a special match last Saturday night at the Palace. Buss Motors won the match over Pa's Tavern 3054 to 2941. And that means actual pins! Believe it or not, seven bowlers in the match went over the 600 mark. Sonny Miller was top man with a 660 series . Hans Behnke, operator of the Palace, was off his usual game, but the boys consoled him with the thought that he will do better "when you get used to the alleys." We think, tfyis naatch i^.worthy of complete box score: A charter has been granted by Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier to the Micron Sealing corporation at 522 W. Main street, for the research and development of processes, methods and formulae in the field of hermetic sealing of electronic equipment and to provide' technicians and expert counsel and service in the field of hermetic sealing of electronic equipment and kindred fields. Al. Waynes has been named this THE GREAT OUTDOORS By Jack Walsh Hlil!l!liilill!|i|!llMI|||!ll|||l|lilllll|l|l|'|l|l|l|||||!|!|!|||l|!|!|||||||!|||||||||l|(|<i We were looking over some reports from the Department of Conservation the other night and they show a big, increase in the mid-winter goose population in Southern Illinois. There are almost 35,000 more geese in Illinois this year than in 1955. The duck census showed a big decrease. Only 288,000 ducks were counted at Union County and Horseshoe Lake. The reason for this is probably the severe weather conditions right after the seas on, ended. Most of the ducks must have headed for the south. 1823 hunters bagged 1803 geese at Union County. 1536 hunters at Horseshoe Lake bagged 62 per cent of a goose apiece. The public hunting area down there will be completed by next fall and it should offer some fine shooting. Pheasant hunters in the Des Plaines area really outnumbered the birds. They managed to bag 1.33 per cent of pheasants apiece. Total revenue collected for the use of public hunting grounds in Illinois equalled $87,307, almost $4000 more than last year. We are sorry to say we made a mistake in saying that cars would not he allowed on Lake Geneva this year. Our sources of information must have been misinformed Buss Motors: Gene Schaefer, 222-201-201-624; Sonny Miller, 247-203-210-660; Kelly Conway 171-200-155-526; Morris Crouch, 202-246-164-612; Bob Peisert, 184-214-234-632. Pa's Tavern: Dick Rosing, 233-244-159-636; Bud Thennes, 208-237-167-612; Hans Behnke, 174-139-168-481; Chris Pulos, 226-198-195-619; Art Jackson, 175-193-225-593. Tavern-- B. Winters, 572 W. Low, 200- 545; K. Brand, 223; H. Behnke, 201-534; Weyland, 200-213-563; Smith, 533; Pierce, 202-590; Getner, 203-226-606; D. Rosing, 203- 537; D. Jager, 530; S. Miller, 226- 213-619; H. Steffes, 243-598; A. Jackspn, 202-563; B. Brennen, 231; B. Brand, 201; G. Schaefer, 201- 201-573; W. Hagber, 543; B. Peisert, 200-^76. The Warriors of McHenry High lost a tough overtime battle to Warren on the Gurnee floor last Friday night 71 to 68. So close was the struggle that not more than two points separated the teams at the end of any period. Jim Huemann's 21 points topped the scoring, closely followed by Rudin with 20. McHenry trailed by one poinl at the end of the half and again at the three quarter mark, then picked it up to end the game in a 65 tie. The overtime "found Warren outscoring the Warriors 6 to 3 to end the game. McHenry--68 FG FT PF tP Conwayv 1 3 1 5 Cepulis 1 4 4 6 Huemann 9 3 4 21 Eichinger 4 3 2 11 McMahon 2 0 4 •- # Useman 2 3 2, • 7 Justen 5 4 2 24 20 17 C. O. F.-- L. Winkel, 233-542; J. Etten, 204-259-623; F. Piller, 200. this area for Culligan Soft Water Sales & Service week as sales representative in Lake Geneva was really packed last Saturday and a lot of perch were caught. The bluegills are hitting pretty good just about everywhere. Lake Marie was one of the hot spots last week-end. We have not had much response on the proposed fox hunt. Could it be that so many sportsmen as we have in this area do not realize the damage foxes do? Richard W. Freund of Freund Oil company has been elected to the board of directors of McHenry "Savings & Loan association. HARDEST BUSIEST CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN , PLAINDEALER WANT ADS City-- J. McCarroll, 213-563; P. Koob, 218-210-625; A. McCarroll, 214- 213-584; W. Hagberg, 210-549; H. Smith, 220-541; G. Erber, 529; Schmaling, 540; Rowe, 213-558; J. Hollander, 557; W. Long, 206-575; A. Blake. 211. 7:00 Ladles-- M. Fuch, 434; L. Michels, 182- 474; M. Doherty, 178-486; J. Doherty, 190-473; G. Smith, 192-458; A. Glosson, 497; L. Ferwerda, 465; Wed. Nite Ladies-- A. Hauck, 439; T. Steffan, 182- Warpen--71 Rudin White Gowe Hannula Fugitt dsgren Threadill Score by quarters: McHenry 12 18 15 20 Warren 14 17 15 19 6--71 GAS COMPANY'S SEND-OUT RECORD HAS BEEN EXCEEDED^ Northern Illinois Gas company's 24-hour send-out record was extended five times during the past week as cold winter gripped the mid-west.. The former record of 387,000,- 000 cubic feet of gas used during a noon-to-noon period on Dec. 19, 1955, was first broken on Jan. 11, and the last peak came Thursday, Jan. 17, as 456,218,000 cubic feet Was used by the utility's more than 550,000 customers.1 This includes about 225,000 who heat their homes with gas. During the record breaking week, Marvin Chandler, president of Northern Illinois Gas, said that the company withdrew approx^ mately 450,000,000 cubic feet of natural gas from the Herscher underground storage reservoir. In addition, the utility produced 160,- 000,000 cubic feet of gas from propane and oil in its own plants, requiring the use of 1,800,000 gallons of propane and oil. AUTO TIRES Your tires will not grip the road better if under inflated. The National Safety Council advises that we use the proper pressure in our tires the year around. If you want better protection on winter's icy streets, use tire chains. Don't slip into accident trouble. Use extra care. Grade" School Tbiirroy Champs Buy U.25 savings Bonds Ru<Sf Seeker's fennels Complete Training And Boarding For AU Breeds • Obedience inuininiiuMmtminiym"wnmimwiui«HmiimiwnHiummiHM<mmmiinMMimniiiiininnin>nn 1M VEST® RS.. . BUSINESSMEN... 1957 is very important to YOU ' FREE THE 1957 FORECAST The Annual Forecast--now in tta 10th yaar--haa baan prepared by tha Economic* Staff of a nationally-known Research Organization. Hunting • Retrieving Front row: Ted Freund, Harold May, Joe Hettermann, Bob Hiller, John Hiller, Dick Huemann, Lloyd Smith. . , Back row: Duane Andreas, Wayne Fuchs, Dick Himpleman, Pete Weber, Nick Groh, Hank Schmitt, Jake Stilling, Lloyd Kuehn, Lloyd Freund. - McHENRY FROSH-SOPH IN HIGH GEAR AT HEBRON AND WARREN McHenry's Frosh-Soph basketball tepx$-.stayed in high gear after swamplflg' Warren 55 to 14 and went on to beat Hebron Tuesday night by a 47-34 score. Coach Chuck Cuda had an opportunity in both games to give his entire squad a chance for action. } $31,801 IS COUNTY SHARE OF SPENDING BUDGET FOR 1958 McHenry " Frosh-Soph (47) Hauser Moss Brady Cajthamel • Creightort, M. Cecich Claybaugh Hester Oef fling Vycital . Steinbach. a Schaefer Creighton, J. Totals FG FT PF 4 2 . 2 6 9 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 16 15 19 Hebron Frosh-Soph (84) FG FT Walters 1 1 Hansen 6 7 Carrins 0 2 Losee 2 1 Kramer 0 0 Bergan 0 0 Mathews 0 5 , , 22 Score by Quarters: « cHenry 13 8 19 7--47 ebron 9 8 8 9--34 McHenry Huemann McMahon Cepulis Caron » Justen Eichinger Hogan Conway Useman Totals FG FT PF 3 1 5 1 0 3 1 0 1 0 1 1 6 5 5 6 6 1 1 0 1 0 0 0' 3 2 1 21 13 18 McHenry county's share of the $71.8 billion spending budget for fiscal. 1958 will amount to $31,801. The tax burden upon individual counties is based on indices of buying power and sales tax collections. McHenry county's share of the proposed 1958 budget is calculated at 5.2 tinies the total of all local property taxes paid in the county in 1956, which amounted to $6,127. Illinois' share of the $71.8 billion spending budget, submitted to Congress by President Eisenhower last week amounts to $5,356,280,- 000, according to the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce, which released all figures this past week. SENATOR AND TWO REPRESENTATIVES TO SPEAK IN COUNTY WarzibKs Peat Hihron V 57-56 In Last Coach . Fulton's varsity War-' riors pulled, one out of'.the fire at Hebron Tuesday nigHt, beating the Green Giants 57 $0-?56 in the last second. Eddie C&rfln fmade one\point in the gamd'"dnd that was the wniner. Eddie w.as fouled, awarded two free ityrows -- missed the-first--• then -sanjc the second one for victory. Jim1 Justen's 17 points led the ! scoring. (Sorry, we do npt hWe'(the box scpre). 7 •; r • ^ HARDEST •• ' 1 ... , BUSIEST'^. • - ' • CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWrf _ PLAINDEALER WAMJ AOS T~T A joint meeting of the McHenry County Republican Women's club, the Algonquin Township Republican club and the McHenry group will be held at the Woodstock court house Thursday, Feb. 7, at 8 p.m. Speakers at that time will he Senator Robert McClory and Representatives A. B. McConnell and Thomas Manning, who wijl speak on the Legisl&turer The public is irivited to attend. "SO"1 fir-- Hebron Schulz Johnson Schulz, K. Schultz, R. Sime Mathews Kreamer Zimmerman Totals FG FT PF 7 0 3 3 3 0 9 Q 0 1 20 16 19 Score by Quarters: McHenry 13 17 14 13--57 Hebron 15 12 13 16--56 CLAIRE BEAUTY SHOPPi -- Our Operators are All Hairstylists -- 200 So. Green Street McHenry, 111. Appointments Accepted -- Mon. thru Sat., 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. COLD WAVE PERMANENTS -- $5.00 & up including cut, shampoo and hair set ALL WORK DONE REASONABLY PHONE McHENRY 10 V?JUST FOR FSJW" R©!@r Rink 608 Front St. on Et. SI McHENRY, ILL. Open - Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. & Sun. 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. SATURDAY MATINEE -- i:S0 TO 4 P.M. We sell complete line of shoe skates $13.95 & up T H E /X T R E H O A CITY W I ; r. o • I BRovnin? JAN. 23-24-25-26 WED. THRU S£T. Shown at 7:0Ci Or and I VIAE E«0RYPE<f£ uoccmh Irtust - Shown at 9:24 Ohly SAT. JANT26 at 2;Q0 Ortly Roy Rogers \n "SUNSET At . ELDORADO" j SUNTMON.-TUE! ! JAN. 27-28-29 ' ; jwaw •• iwGifci. 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