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t if Sage Four THE MeHENRY PtAWDEALEH PAUL AND FLO KRUMSKE t They warned us to do our 'Christmas shopping early! » Right now, our slave-driving 'shop foreman is crackin' the J whip. He is about ready to • wrap up the forms for this \ week and let's get that copy on rthe hook. So, we shop for news or • words. First we must remind J you that our unbeaten Warriors travel to Zion Friday I night. ) This Zion-Benton team is f rated as one of the top teams *ln the area so look for action. v Just let a couple of our sharp ^Shootin' boys click the same #jiight and the top-rated teams {Will have a chore on their l^h^nds. ( But, please boys, don't give ^iis such scares in the fourth Ibuarter. "Mac" sent us a schedule on ;the Notre Dame High School k Jjfioliday tournament at Niles. IfWatch for it next week. McHenry meets Taft in the First game of the meet on Satlrday, December 26. More ibout that later. £ The Kiwanis football banquet was good fun for all. May- |pe it was more fun because we Shad a winner. ^Bowling's Best -- C Wally Hojnacki hit 649. l|Mary Beth Fuchs clipped the jgpins at a 545 tune. Vi Johnson wpicked up a 3-7 and Vera Herdjgrich 5-7. Here's that man Sfagain! Joe Etten anchored his ^Forester team with 652. There i'are more good ones. See the § bowling column. WARRIORS ED6E DUNDEE 53-52 IN THRILLER Dundee Five Puts Scare Into Crowd In Fourth Quarter By Lambert Freund ^ Attorney Bill Caldwell i! brought us a stack of tickets * to sell for the Marian Central If sports banquet to be held next ji Sunday night. Give us a call fright now, please. g Thirds are poppin' at the e Chapel Hill Country Club. «. They will have an 18-hole jj» course next year and are workmg Hire «ll get out to add another- fine- - attraction to Mc- * i lenry's recreational program. * Terry Pliner, Wonder Lake * thlete, won a varsity letter at £ 'arroll College. Nice going, Terry. Whoops! Geneva's basketball « team will play the Warriors ft here Saturday night. Rememg- ber that game with them last vear? It was a doozy. They are B real good. ^ Time ran out. | Marengo Defeats £ Merchants 84-79 By Mickey Schaefer Last Sunday Marengo defeated the McHenry Merchants 84-79 to knock us into a tie for second with Dundee with a 5-2 ;ecord behind Cary with a 6-1 record. Balance scoring was the key factor for Marengo. Dumproff lead Marengo with 24, followed by Marrs and Samuelson with 18. Don Bentz lead all our scorers with 19. Cliff Fulton was next with 17, he was followed by Roger Benson with 11. This was a bad game for the Merchants and a good one to get out of their systems. , Next Sunday the Merchants , play Crystal Lake in a home ; game. I Marengo (84) G The Warriors won a real thriller at Dundee Saturday night by squeaking past the Red Raiders by only one point. The victory was the third in league competition this season as the Warriors retained their first place position in the conference. The main flaw in the Warrior attack seems to be the fourth quarter jinx. In each of the four games played by McHenry thus far, they have gone into the fourth period with a respectable lead only to be outscored by at least five points. Coach Fulton says it will take plenty of hustle, especially in this deciding fourth quarter, if the Warriors wish to continue on their winning ways. McHenry got off to a slow start in the game scoring only 6 points in the first period but came back strong in the second with 16 to be down only 3 points at halftime, 25-22. In the thiftf period the tight Warrior defense held the Raiders to only six points while scoring 15. In the fourth period the Warriors nearly blew a six point lead as the Raiders outscored McHenry, 21-16. However, due to two free throws by Tom Creighton in the final seconds, the Warriors managed to slip under the wire and come out on top, 53-52. Bill Oeffling and Mike Creighton led the scoring for McHenry with 14 points each. Calbow was tops for Dundee with 19. Mike Creighton led the team in rebounds with 14 and John Steinbach again led in assists with 6. Dundee shot at a .407 clip while McHenry hit with a percentage of .395. Box Scores McHenry (66) FG FT F i Creighton, T. 3 2 3 Vaupell 6 6 4 Creighton, M. 6 0 2 Oeffling 4 15 Hester 10 3 Steinbach 5 7 2 26 16 19 Libertyville (60) FG FT F. Marling, B. 2 4 3 Hill 3.3 4 Proctor 4 0 4 Bohl 0 12 Kasper 2 12 Ward 0 0 1 Nicholas 7 3 1 Reed 0 11 Marling, J. 4 3 2 Secor Dumproff Marrs Samuelson Wolf Alueraz Stake Mikkelson F 3 6 4 12 2 1 0 0 22 16 20 Score by Quarters McHenry 16 17 15 18--66 Libertyville 12 11 14 23--60 McHenry (53) FG FT F Creighton, T. 3 3 2 Reid 0 0 1 Vaupell 2 2 2 Creighton, M. Oeffling Hester Steinbach 17 19 15 Dundee (52) FG FT F Calbow 8 3 1 Riedel 13 1 Jebson 4 3 3 Dabler 2 0 3 Adams 10 2 Zierk 3 4 4 19 14 14 Score by Quarters McHenry 6 16 15 16--53 Dundee 11 14 6 21--52 FULTON FIVE HUSTLES PAST LIBERTYVILLE Rebounds Help Win First Home Game 66 To 60 Friday By Lambert Freund The Warriors opened their 1959-60 home season Friday by defeating the Wildcats of Libertyville 66-60 for the first victory on the home court. Libertyville, coming up with three men in the starting lineup over 6-2 against a relatively small McHenry team, failed to overshadow the speed of the runn i n g W a r r i o r s . M c H e n r y ' s hustle, both on the floor and under the basket, proved to be the dominating factor in the victory, as the Warriors constantly penetrated the Wildcat press and pulled down a total of 46 rebounds. The loss put Libertyville in the second division in conference standings and kept the Warriors in a tie for first. The Warriors jumped to an early lead in the first quarter, 16-12, and by half time had increased the lead to ten points. In the third period McHenry scored only 15 points over the 14 by the 'Cats. In the fourth period the McHenry pace slackened slightly and the Libertyville team, with, some excellent defensive work, outscored the Warriors by five points, 23-18, but the attempt at victory was in vain as the Warriors came out on top, 66- 60. McHenry's scoring was well balanced, with Bob Vaupell leading the attack with 18 points, followed closely by John Steinbach with 17. Mike Creighton/ accounted for 12 points ana Bill Oeffling for 9. ^Nieholas led Libertyville with 17 points. Mike Creighton again played a fine defensive game and came up with 15 rebounds. John Steinbach led the team in assists with nine. The Warriors hit from the floor at a .431 pace, their high for the season, while Libertyville shot .371. ACCIDENTS RISE Both fata] and non-fatal accidents begin to rise sharply with the end of daylight saving time. December^ is the worst month of the year, with deaths averaging more than 116 per day. J 28 28 25 k McHenry (79) * G F P „ Pierce 12 2 * Rower 12 1 " Huff 3 0 5 . Schaefer 3 0 2 » Beck 2 2 3 * Graham 0 4 4 * Bentz 9 15 »• Fulton 6 5 5 " Benson 4 3 2 » Mauer 0 0 0 * 29 19 29 •V I Geo. R. Justen & Son, Furniture Store CLOSES FOREVER! Dec. 25th ADULT N I G H T Roller Skating Classes for Adults Only Every Wednesday -- Classes 7 - 8 P.M. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday -- 8-11 P.M. 1:30 - 4 P.M. Saturday Matinee 2 - 4:15 P.M. Sunday Ma tine® JUST FOR FUN iiHI I Paul and Flo Krumske, pictured above, will appear at Tomasello's Saturday night, Dec. 12, at 8 p.m. to bowl with some of the local keglers and give tips on how to improve your game. Both of these famous bowlers hold records from here to there. , GEORGE VERGARA SHOWS CLASS AS WRESTLING CAPTAIN One of the brightest aspects of this years Wrestling team is senior grappler George Vergara. Only a month ago, George hung up his football cleats to put on the orange and black wrestling tights for his final year of competition. Wrestling had helped him become one of the finest linebackers in the North Suburban Conference. Wrestling and football go hand in hand since desire and conditioning are their main exponents. He readily admits though that wrestling is the toughest sport in high school. Wrestling six minutes in competition is like playing an entire game of football. Vergara will captain a varsity team made up of Sophomores and Juniors. In fact, George is the only senior on the starting twelve. At 165 pounds, he has defeated opponents this Reason from Warren and Wauconda. Coach Hutchinson says, "George has the ability and desire for a ri|al champion and will be a hard man to beat." Leading and giving confidence to a hustling team of underclassmen is an important challenge for Captain Vergara. Richmond Zephyrs Schedule Games 13f will On Sunday, December the Richmond Zephyrs hold a Land-O-Lakes Basket* ball Schedule consisting of three games at the Richmond High School, first game starts at 1:30. Fox Lake vs Grayji lake, at 2:55 Richmond, ffFsf' place team vs Wauconda, af:i 4:20 Antioch vs Round Lakeij You can see a very interesting afternoon of basketball, come and support Richmond. OBSTR|J££EEP VISION An estimated 10 per cent of all fatal accidents occurring during the winter months result from obstructed vision. The Institute for Safer Living says this is reason enough for refusing to drive "half blind". Every motorist should take the brief time required to stop and use clean rags and elbow grease to clean fogged, rain', snow or mud spattered windshields and windows. » SHOP IN MeHENRY MeHENRY RECREATION Business Men's League -- Bimbos No. 1 2731 -- Brennan's 2758. E. Pieroni 209-578. Buss Motors 2787 -- Ackermans 2646. Mike's Fireside 2765 -- Bimbos No. 2 2612. D. Wattles 200; R. Pieroni 218. North Bridge Marine 2896 -- Snug Harbor 2694. F. Huffmaster 214-534; N. Schmaling 208; C. Jensen 201. Jandt's City Service 2861 -- McHenry Welding 2860. E. Haldeman 202-535; Q. Jandt 542; A. Hafer 221; R. Bryson 218-211-599. Bob's 2784 -- Ludwig 2780. M. Soberg 534. MeHENRY RECREATION Commercial League -- Brennan Milk Service 2698 -- V.F.W. Post 4600 2565. C. Brennan 214-558; E. Wagner 203; L. Berry 200; J. Clark 225-533. Craft Bulk Coolers 2611 -- McHenry State Bank 2686. K. Ingersol 212. George's White House 2772 -- Mark's Sports Center 2659. I. Greene 215-571; R. Wiegman 203; H. Wohlert 534. i - Worts Service Station 2664 'VltSr Kteinhans Building Service 2346. E. Freund 204-557. Garrelts Contract. Co. 2545 -- Bimbo's 2680. R. Newlon 225-547; D. Houghton 209. Thread & Gage Co., Inc. 2 8 0 4 -- M c H e n r y L a u n d r y 2548. L. Nimsgern 205-525; F. Klapperich 238-563; D. Buralli &20-230-623; R. Osterby 211- •533. Thursday 9:15 League -- F. M. Television 2745 -- Riverside Barber Shop 2560. W. Hojnacki 225-236-649; L. Nimsgern ,205; R. Kuna 200- 549. Carey Electric 2536 -- Bimbo's 2674. R. Smith 214-554. Park Pub 2650 -- Old Bridge Tavern 2716. M. Krueger 201- 547; J. Larkin 210-570; M. Crouch 213-212-595. Freund Oil 2615 -- Kent Corporation 2485. Northern Illinois Machinists 2515 -- H. E. Buch & Sons 2651. R. Guzzardo 206; J. Wiser 217-581. Lakeside Inn 2487 -- Clark Chevrolet 2709. Abel 200; Coari 202; H. Smith 202-556. C.D. of A. -- ' & ' RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS I BHle East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreen 5-2436 TRAINING (omd BOMBING FOR ALL BREEDS 1 Stud S@^lce • Heated & U&heaied Kennels ® German Shorthalf Pupa For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving M. Stoffel 180-453; J. Olson 182-437; C. Beck 414; A. Gaulke 176; R. Newloh 427; B. Clark 439; J. Pieroni 199-475; J. Buss 431; Boro 179-453; E. Groth 164-437. • Railroads A. Gaulke 6-7-10; p. Chelini 6-7- 10; E. Groth 6-7-10. ,• Business Men's League -- Jandt's 2637 -- North Bridge Marine 2618. H. Hans 209. Brennan 2773 -- Mike's Fireside 2713. H. Blake 202; Mike Wieser 526. Bob's 2568 -- Snug Harbor 2712. E. Schroeder 526. Ludwig 2649 -- Buss Motors 2758. R. Boro 205; D. Schaefer 201. Ackerman 2717 -- Bimbo's No. 1. E. Pieroni 553. McHenry Welding 2766 -- Bimbo's No. 2 2658. A. Hafer 525. Commercial -- Georges White, House 2736 -- Thread & Gage Co., Inc. 2643. R. Burns 539; I. Greene 224-531; R. Blake 230-531; D. Buralli 210-560. McHenry Laundry 2621 -- Bimbos 2804. L. Bacon 200- 526; R. Pries 205-542; D. Houghton 200. Garrelts Contract Co. 2583 -- Worts Service Station 2609. E. Freund 233-577. V.F.W. Post 4600 2599 -- McHenry State Bank 2658. F. Petersen 545. Brennan Milk Service 2552 -- Craft Bulk Coolers 2836. H. Blake 538; R. Kelly 223; A. Varese 534. Kleinhans Building Service 2684 --Marks Sports Center 2537. Thursday 9:15 League -- Kent Corporation 2675 -- Park Pub 2778. Miller 206; R. Blake 201-556; M. Krueger 537. Riverside Barber Shop 2672 -- Freund Oil 2713. B. Krier 534; W. Sigman 533. Northern Illinois Machinists 2553 -- Lakeside Inn 2560. E. Kroncke 219. Carey Electric 2685 --F. M. Television 2541. H. Nutt 529; H. Breede 210; Hojnacki 535. Old Bridge Tavern 2679 -- Clark Chevrolet 2608. Larkin 548; Crouch 213-556; Sutton 202; C. Corso 201-213-604. H. E. Buch & Sons 2491 -- Bimbo's 2473. E. Kroncke 536. Ten Pin Queens -- Elsie's Charm House 2332 -- Snue Harbor Boit Club 2154. M Longfield 424; E. Petersen 453: P. Paedeke 424; R. Barbian 421. Rutledge Ceddy Cart 2497 -- Overton Caddi-Lacs 2268. J. Doherty 491: M. B. Fuchs 210- 545; M. Dohertv 477; L. Michels 523: W. Gehrke 197-505: D. Overton 470. L & M Constructors 2160 -- S.R.A. 2205. Cristy & Stendebach 2181 -- Bungalow Inn 2231. N. Cristy 442: L. Berry 177-464. McHenry Recreation 2337 -- Merrill Woolen 2174. T. Steffan 195-533: M. Donnelly 175- 469: M Bittner 446. MeHENRY RECREATION Tuesday Thirtv-Niners -- Pitzen's Plastering 1853 -- McHenry State Bank 1934. L. Freund 397: D. Stoffel 439. Nve's Dru«»s 1860 -- McHenry Co-op 1863. F Smith. 418. Freund Oil 1799 -- H. E. Ruch & Son 1950. McHenrv Ma.for League -- S.. RumizM 213: .T. Janntta ?91: G Sohaefpr ?13: J. Miller 225: M. Crouch 217: C. Kopp ....TAKES SKIU. TO Be A TRAPEZE AUTlST? .... EVEN MORE TO FILL PRESCRIPTIONS! EXPERT PHARMACISTS FILL PRESCRIPTIONS tST M/US7REAM DRUGS B tow moomm. be ALICE MARIE BEAUTY SHOP jassssgs JSJ3SW35 BRKSgnaa* J^oiidcLy. Speciat $750 $' $10.00 PERMANENT (Includes Cut & Set) SHAMPOO and SET (Including Color Rinse) MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY TINT and SET $500 EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 202 N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE Phone EV 5-0890 ejC& 2M RIVERSIDE DRIVE INVITE YOU TO ENJOY THE FINEST FOODS NIGHTLY . . . SERVED FROM 5 P.M. TO 10 P.M. -- SUNDAY FROM 1 P.M. rHY FEATTHBRESHOPPER AND HOLIDAY SPECIAL 1 COMPLETE DINNER for *2M We extend our most cordial invitation for you to participate in a ChriMmiltl PHV punch, served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.nfc. \Ye. also hope to see you at our gala Now YtfHr1' Eve Smorgasbord party. Your host and haiH> . ^ Art & COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPEN DAILY FROM 11 A.M. TIL CLOSING FOR RESERVATION PHONE EV 3-0841 Thursday, December 10, f 205; R. Highmight 223-214- 615; G. Pedersen 215; H. Smith 222-609; T. Thompson 214; W. Webb 209-210-612; D. Buralli 209. PALACE C.OP. - 7:00 League -- C. Olson 205; B. Kreutzer 200-563; J. Freund 224-531. C.O.F. - 9:00 League -- J. Etten 214-226-212-652; J. Herdrich 201-570; L. Winkel 202-542. Tavern League -- Whitey's 2869 -- Hans' 2802. E. Berez 206; K. Brand 203; A. Behnke 206-533. Holiday Inn 2864 -- Atlas Praeger 3003. H. Wagner 207; A. Koerper 200; R. Rohrer 203- 546; B. Kreutzer 216-547. George's 2900 -- Fred .& Irene's 2726. Weingart ^19- 541; D. Hiller 203-572. Joe's Tap 2873 -- McDonald's 2987. Geno 233-557; Pip 216-208-208-632; B. Worm 214- 222-603; Fred 214; Brennan 229-598. Wednesday Nlte Ladies League -- (last week) McHenry Country Club 2097 Blatz 1979. M. Kelly 179- 431; B. Meath 454; V. Herdrich 430. Hettermann's 2084 -- Buss Motors 1914. M. Smith 444; M. Hettermann 188-472. Wednesday Nite Ladies League Buss Motors 2096 -- Blatz 2227. L. Meyer 177-472; T. Steffan 178-443; V. Herdrich 455; T. Meyer 450; E. Hester 491; E. Justen 444. Hettermann's 2125 -- McHenry Country Club 2152. B. Hettermann 175-449; M. Smith 457; M. Hettermann 175-466; N. Larkin 226:536; B. Meath 437. 7:00 Monday Ladies League -- Elm Paint & Supply 1807 -- McHenry Disposal 1755. I. Meddings 402; L. Ferwerda 178-417; B. Bockman 469. Walsh Insurance 1824 -- Carey Appliances 1716. M. Pinkstaff 435; M. Bowker 172; 415. 9:00 Ladles League -- Sportsman's Inn 2046 -- Riverside Bake Shop 2316. H. Conway 400; M. Powers 443; M. Kinsala 432; L. Behnke 187- 454: L. Steffes 191-451. Mark's 2001 -- Castle View Inn 2086. D. Kelsey 436; M. Wells 412. C.O.F. Juvenile League -- D. Freund 160-417; R. Mauch 143; R. Spohr 145; F. Gende, Jr. 158-204-459; B. Funk 152; C. Freund 213-411; C. Adams 143-156; R. Phannenstill 178- 391; R. Justen 174-159-463; B. Meyer 154-399. Wednesday Nighters - Ladies League -- miiiLiLiiii! FRI - SAT - SUN - MON The Fabulous Fabian in "HOUND-DOG MAN" Plus 3 Color Cartoons TUES - WED - THURS A Program Best Understood By Adults plus Teenage Hot-Shots And Their Tailgate Babes! 'THE HOT ANGEL" T. Jinga 188-180-504; , Condit 420; L. Homo 177^3?; D. O'Neill 185-468; E. Meyers 199-481; B. Ellsworth 424. Johnsburg Major League -- F. M. Television increased its lead over Hank's Tavern to three games by winning three while Hank's won two gar9|s. Their records are now: IFioil. Television 29-1Q -- Halrffe^fc Tavern 26-13. High Scorers for the yfpfr R. Bryson 234-203-622?~7"R. Cynowa 220-566; B. 201-556; V. Paustian 2C Occleshaw 205. Friday Nite League -- ll-£7-$> Old time bowlers are scratching their heads to see iOfiey can remember seeing this t»k performed on the alleys: Arnie Kattner ' of Spring Grove, Illinois picked up rthe 5-7-10 split while bowlings in the Friday Nite Ha^icap League at Tomasello's _£ in Johnsburg, Illinois. d G. Kay 212-585; R. Hiljj £13- 574; A. Kattner 205-558; rD. Huff 557; R. Cynowa 222-54$; F. Ansell 224-543; J. Wtirac 540; S. Sobczak 223-539 Pflug 202-534; B. Litwin 533. Railroads: A. Kattner 5-t-10.1 Friday Nlte League -- r B. Litwin 200-202-585; C. Dietz 201-560; G. Kay 214-553; E. Miller 202-533; S. Sobczak 211-531; S. Stanfel 214-521; J. Ripley 515. Railroads: P. Tonyan 3-7-10. • Shop at Honfe J V7TJ H.M THEATRI WAUCONDA, ILLINOIS ' Tel. JAckson 6-1421 60c - Adults -- 25c Child^jn FREE PARKING - 150 CAI^S LAST DAY THURS DEC 10 "PILLOW TALK" starring Doris Day - Rock Hudson -C»~ FRI - SAT -- DEC 11-12 Double Feature Program 1 THE 30 FOOT BRIDE OF CANDY IOCS" starring LOU COSTELLO"I,ov/ also THE SAD HORSE" starring •>. David Ladd - Chill Wiiis Special Children's MatiiMe Saturday, Dec. 12 •v>;h ONE SHOW ONLY Doors Open 1:00 P.M.^ Show Starts 1:80 P.M. SUN - MON - TUES DEC 13-14-15 'THE WONDERFUL COUNTRY" starring % Julie London - Robert Mitchum WED - THURS -- DEC 16-17 "YESTERDAY'S ENEMY" , starring ' Stanley Baker %• nEiBEannnsssiEiEi McHenry The GREEN PHONE FRIDAY - SATURDAY -- DECEMBER 11-12 Fabulo US FABIAN a that "BLUE DENIM" Gi-l! "sT I FABIAN •ins "HoumfOoj MnT Tin Growin* (Jp "SinjU" "Ail Frwndty WaM" SPECIAL MATINEE SUNDAY. DEC. 13 -- 3:00 - 5:OO RM. "Beneath The 12 Mile Reef (TECHNICOLOR & CINEMASCOPE) AND 3s. COLOR CARTOONS SUN - MON - TUES -- DEC 13-14-15 SUNDAY SHOWS AT 5 - 7 - 9 P.M. WEEKDAYS AT 7 & 9 P.M. DEAN MARTIN - SHIRLEY MacLAINE ANTHONY FRANCIOSA -- CAROLYN JONES CAREER" THEATRE CLOSED WED. AND THURS.