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Pag* Four THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER €*vt£+ WtdUSi. "SO I HEAR" A deadline is breathing down our ample neck and not a brain cell is working above. That makes a columnist! * Haven't had time to get the morning news and wonder if the, stork arrived at the Queen's abode in jolly old England. We consider the queen a very fine lady," but will be glad when that event is out of the news.. And, frankly, we care not one whit whether Jack Paar j Last Friday the Warriors of comes back or not. He. has ' McHenry moved down into seccaused us too much loss of i pnd place as they were defeat- BRONCOS DROP WARRIORS INTO SECOND PLACE Hold Pace From Floor; Free Throws Win Game 72 to 66 Prize Catch by Lambert Freund sleep: Some love the guy. Others think he is "Paar for the coarse". - There isn't too r much to whoop it up about this week as far as our Warrior basketball team is concerned. They lost to Harrington and slid out of a first place tie. ed at Barrington, lessening hopes for capturing the North Suburban title. BarringtQn. Zion and Crystal Lake still share first place after sporting wins Friday. Both teams hit 28 field goals in the game but Barrington took the edge at the free throw line 18-10. The Broncos hit on 54 per cent of their' shots and the Warriors clicked on 50 per cent of their attempts from the floor. In the first quarter the Warriors were edged 18-17 but It seemed to /us that this j roade up for the one point defirugged team of^Warriors wore I taking the second round 15- out the past week. Maybe too j score stood at 32 all much snow vacation. i at halftime. On Saturday night the Warriors lost to Crane Tech after leading in the first half. McHenry needed more size in both games. H The Broncos made their big j pja Feeling right regal, and well he should, is Sam Root, right, of McHenry, Hi. The 48*2- pound kingfish Root is showing off is the heavyweight champ of 1960 in the Delray Beach, Too many fouls. And some of j move in the third period downthose fouls can be attributed ! ing McHenry 21-13. The Warto short men trying to guard 1 riors made up for two in the taller men. Anyhow, free last quarter, taking it 21-19, throws have been beating us. but still ended up at the boti tom end of the 72-66 score. Palatine will be here Friday j Leading scorer of the game CRANE TECH FIVE TOO HOT FOR MCHS IN 69-59 CONTEST night for another conference ! was Mock of Barrington with by Lambert Freund game. On Saturday night the 27. Mike Creighton was high home team travels to Harvard ; for McHenry with 23. Paul Saturday night the third to meet the unbeaten and high- ; Morenz. the sophomore whiz, ranked team in the Chicago ly rated Hornets. We plan to again scored in double figures ' area, Crane Tech, travelled out attend with our editor. Seems | with 17. she has a special interest in i this game. 1 They are thinking of base- j ^^hton' ^ ball in these snow-covered ' Morenz Creighton, M. Frett as president and Joe Fef- j tester6 fer as secretary and treasurer. ' Both are old standbys in the county league. McHenry (66) FG FT FPTS parts. The county league met Tuesday and re-elected Joe Steinbach Miller 2 0 8 10 2 1 4 1 8 0 17 23 4 4 8 2 Woodstock and Elgin Braves have dropped out of the league, reducing the list to eight teams. Totals 28 10 21 66 to beat the Warriors 69-59. Speed, rebounding ability and accurate shooting were the trade marks of the Crane tearrf, who hit on over 60 per cent of their shots. The Warriors played a fine first half, taking the first two periods 22-19, and 13-11. McHenry led at the half 35-30. The never- tiring Cougars came back in the third round, taking it 19-14 and literally ran rings around the tired Warriors in the; final quarter Kinnamon Post Special mention and conFink gratulations to Dorothy Freund j Mock who bowled a 246 game last j Esh Tuesday. How can a little girl j Doublas knock over so many pins when big he-men have trouble get- 1 Totals ting half that many? By Quarters ; Barrington Thanks Anonymous. There ! "are few things more expensive | than, a girl who is free for the j evening. j Remember men, only an Eskimo can keep his wife in the dark for any length of time. 5 2 11 4 3 McHENRY RECREATION Ten Pin Queens -- Overton Cad di-Lacs 1-2 -- Rutledge Caddy Carts 2-1. W. Gehrke 176-204-517; D. Overton 437; J. Doherty 439; M. B. Fuchs 180-449; M. Doherty 430; L. Michels 469. Merrill Woolen 1-2 -- McHenry Recreation 2-1. L. HecHmeister 443; T. Steffan 196- 492; J. Rink 176; M. Donnellv 183-492. S.R.A. 0-3 -- L & M Const ructors 3-0. Bungalow Inn 2-1 -- Cristy & Stendebach 1-2. E. Wirfs 449; K. Kurbyun 441; M. GoSs 438; L. Berry 178-176-506; M. Cristy 206-441; P. Wight 440. Snug Harbor Boat Club 2-1 -- Elsie's Charm House 1-2/ Z. Rutheford 484; R. Barbian 477; S. McMahon 175-482. C. I). of A. -- M. Thennes 183-470;,. •<- E. Wirfs 168-451; S Ballowe 164: J. Stoller 406; M. Fuchs 198- 505; J. Weylfend 176; E. Buss 449; C. Freund 161-432; J. Buss 162; C. Boro 177; H. Rodenkirch 174-442; " E.» Nimsgern 165; J. Weber 160-454; G. Sigman 177-472; G. Diedrich 413. Railroads: M. Stoffel 5-7; M. Thennes 4-7-10; L. Br^idman 4-10. Rusinm Men's League -- Bimbos No. 2 2-1 -- McHenry Welding 1-2. R. Becker 236- 555; R. Bryson 202. Mike's Fireside 0-3 -- Brennans 3-0. B. Scheid 543. Buss Motors 2-1 -- Ludwig's 1-2. E. Buss, Jr. 202-547; R. Boro 234-200-631; B. Jergens 204. Bimbo's No. 1 2-1 -- Ackerman's 1-2. E. Pieroni 200. North Bridge Marine 2-1 -- Jandt's 1-2. Snug Harbor 0-3 •-- Bob's 3-0. Nite Owls -- G. Steinsdorfer 429; E. Rand 413; N. Bowman 435; L. Vacondio 180-173-504; G. O'Brien 438; C. Boone 170-430: J. Rosing 458; R. Simon 441; F. Kuna 179-466; M. Wilbrandt 187- 492; A. Groh 427; V, Groh 174- 458; I. Kreier 174-440; L. Miller 170-471; R. Kluk 1Y8-471; R. Romkowski 445. Railroads: J. Rosing 3-7; F. Anderson 5-7; L. Stonfe 1-5-10 and 2-5-8-10; H. Solchenberger 5-7-9. PALACE Tavern League -- Atlas Prager 1-2 --Holiday) Inn 2-1. B. Kreut2er '<:0l-230| 221-652; H. Wagner 533. J1 McDqnald's 1-2 -- Jor's TajS 2-1. Matthesius 23t-535; G. Schaefer 202-558; T. Wi?«s 542; McHenrv Barrington (72) FG FT F PTS 20-10 3 2 0 8 j Dilliard of Crane was high 11 scorer of the game with 27. 97 £!ik\ (ur0ig!ltO 1!l TT and John B~ Peisert 202-207-604. Steinbach of McHenry each 14 had 15 points. > 10 Next Friday t h e Warriors play host to last place Palatine and on Saturday travel to Harvard- to play the number one team in McHenry County. 28 18 15 72 18 14 21 19---72 17 15 13 21--66 Northern lllln! Bowmen News McHenry (59) FG FT FPTS J)AILY PINUPS: In spite of the chilly weath- __ . . . . i er. 35 members and guests r The most inexpensive beauty . showed up for. fhp monthly treatment is a smile. I club shoot of the Northern . Friends are the friendly , I]1|nj Rmvm(,n ^ lolks who are so nice to re Creighton, T. 4 0 3 8 Vaupell 1 0 0 2 Morenz 2 3 2 7 Creighton, M. 4 7 2 15 Steinbach 5 5 4 15 Miller 0 0 1 0 Oef fling 4 2 4 10 Hester 1 0 2 2 member and so hard to forget. : Whether you travel to Paris i>r Rome, it's the popular opinion "there's" no place like home. • Recognizing ones faults is as important as choosing ones virtues. - A philosophic turn of' mind 3eads straight to "Happiness f'Lane". Middle age is the time when -there's more caution than action. Anonymous. Illlllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllltltltllltllltlttllllilllll. FOX - VALLEY RIDFR* -lttitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii some excellent score? posted in this novelty shoot and the winners in each division are listed below: Men: Expert A Van Graham Expert B -- George Birmingham. Bowman Joe Schwartz Archer - Roger- Kirchway Novice - Tom Falzone Junior Boy Carter Osleber Women: Bowman ingham Archer Totals 21 17 18 59 Crane Tech (69) Dorothy Birm- Ireno Adams . FG FT FPTS Dilliard 13 1 2 27 Sutherland 1 2 4 4 Jackson 3 0 4 6 Small 2 2 0 6 Conley 6 1 3 13 Rlackwf 11 1 2 4 4 Collins 2 5 1 9 Totals 28 13 18 69 By Quarters Crane 19 11 19 20---69 McHenry 22 13 14 10--59 Hans' 1-2 -- Whitey's 2-1. K. Brand 531. F r e d & I r e n e ' s 0 - 3 -- George's 3-0. Sonny 568. 9:00 Ladies Castle View 3-0 -- Sportsman's Inn 0-3. A. Anderson 189-439; M. Wells 430; A. Gaulke 446. Mark's 2-1 -- Riverside Bake Shop 1-2. D Anderson 418; E. Winkel 414; L. Behnke 189- 433; L. Steffes 410. 7:00 Monday Ladies League-- Carey Appliances 2-1 - Elm Paint & Supply 1-2. I. Uhles 424; A. Przak 174; L. Ferwerda 431. Walsh Insurance 2-1 -- McHenrv Disposal 1-2. A. Leone 177. C.O.F. -- B. Thennes 201-550; H. Steffen 226-551; J. Etten 545; H. Schmitt 242-561; G. M. Freund 223-561; A. Schaefer 537. TOMASELLO'S Friday Nite League -- B. Litwin 205-572; G. Kay 551; V. Paustian 214-550; t>. Huff 550; J. Seldon 203-539; R. Cynowa 201-537; E. Mav 211-534. RICH MERCURE IS CHAMP WRESTLER IN CONFERENCE Rich Mercure of McHenry defeated Shuttner of Palatine •2-0 to bring McHenry the 145 pound ^championship in Conference Wrestling. To reach the finals Rich defeated in succession, Baily of Crystal Lake (5-1) and Bat.tom of Barring# ton (<S-3>. Three Take Second T h r e e M c H e n r y w r e s t l e r s took second place, being edged out in the final matches. Captain George Vergara. lost a close match on riding time (5-4) to Adams of Crystal Lake Tony Espey lost in the final round to Sephenson of Dundee, and Dan Kinnerk lost to Anderson of Palatine 12-11 after being ahead 7-2 early in the match. JOHN PAUL SCORES 37 POINTS TO BEAT MERCHANTS 115-112 By Mickey Schaefer The league-leading learn from Dundee defeated McHenry 115-112 in an overtime to drop the Merchants into third place with 12 wins 5 losses. John Paul, former all State player for St. Edwards of Elgin, and captain of Illinois basketball team two years ago, led Dundee with his fancy passing and ball handling. He also was the" high point man with 37 points. Jerry Hopp scored 27 for Dundee. Roger Benson led our attack with 27 points, his personal high for the season. Don Bentz hit 25 points about his average game in scoring. Bentz scored 17 of these in the second half. Jack Schaefer scored 20, 15 of these coming in the fourth period. Art Beck hit for 18, and Jim Justen hit his personal high for the season with 14. Thursday night we play at Wonder Lake, and Sunday we £>lay Marengo in our final game of the season. It- is athome at the St. Mary's gym in McHenry. McHenry (112) ACT ON LICENSES ^ At the Feb. 3 meeting of the -Fox Valley Riders, a discus- "sion was held on members who have gone on a leave of ab» sence without adequate ex- A LOOK BACK J j Secretary of State Charles In a recent issue of the Aus- J F. Carpentier has announced tin News, community news- ! action by the drivers' license paper, there was a picture of a [division of his office affecting very proud looking gentleman I county residents as follows: Reriding in what was described vocation, Richard B e n 11 e y , as the first automobile ever to I Richmond, driving while intox chug the streets of Austin - icated; suspensions: Robert a as mg black convertible , Edinger of Richmond, Robert cuses and membei-s who have ; carriage perched jauntily atop ; piugcr Qf Harvard William •missed more than four meet- j four bicycle tires and an «0-' I McCarthy and Richard Reeves Jngs. It was decided that let- | P°und steam boiler called the 1 of Woodstock( G. R. Mohrbach- Hers- would ,be to these ' *r of Cary. Frank Quitter and mamKavc ocb>mnr thntvk 4^ owned bv Dr. Fred G onn fn- ~ f Iher-in-law of Mrs. Fred 1 ' Df a" Glenn ofr Ov--. aki Ptda rki , t4Lh_ e fr orm- 1i f,° r three offenses, and Frank er LaNeita Mav During India's First Five Year Economic Development Plan, the nation's road network was increased by one third from 244,000 miles in 1951 to a total of 316,668 miles at the end of 1956. G F P TP A. Beck 6 6 3 18 R. Benson 10 7 2 27 J. Schaefer 9 2 2 20 J. Justen 5 4 3 14 J. Huff 2 1 5 5 D. Bentz 11 3 4 25 C. Cuda 1 1 4 3 44 24 23 112 Dundee (11">) <; F P TP Allen 2 1 1 5 V. Hopp 2 2 10 J. Hopp 1 13 3 27 Hendricks 6 4 4 16 Imhoff 3 1 4 7 Paul 16 5 3 37 Sharp 5 3 2 13 Doyle 0 0 4 0 43 29 23 11" McHenrv Dundee 22 30 17 37 6 23 30 35 18 9 112 115 CROSSWOR By A. C. Gordon] Thursday, February 18, 1960 TALENT CONTEST "The Crystal Lake Jaycees are sponsoring a beauty ^nd talent contest which will include girls between 18 and 28 in the McHenry area. More details will appear in the Plaindealer next week. A C R O S S - ' 1 - Ornamental network 5 - Leander's beloved 9 - Active leader 12 - Urge . 13 - Hastened ' . 14 - Terrible 16 - Margin 17 - Increased the stake 19 - Weight of India 20 - Iridium (cliem.) 21 - Sign of a full house 22 - Distress signal 24 - Creek letter 25 - A glance inside (two wds.) 27 - Hot region 29 - To evade 30 - Boy 31 - Of the sea 34 - Per ta in ing to nature's bloomers 37 - Preposition 38 - Neither 3$ - Poet's "Level",3' 40 - Musical note 41 - Ignited 43 - To extort 45 - Prevaricate 46 -Days before the bigdays • 48 - A quantity (abb.) 49 - Anon 50 - Palliation 53 - Trampled 54 - Bereft DOWN 1 * In the other direction 2 - Length unit 3 - Latin "and" 4 - Game fish 5 - Unadulterated 6 - Printer's measure 7 - Disencumber 8 - The end of psychosis 9 - Precedence 10 - Hiatus (Answer on Page 7) 11 - Perturbation 12 - Boy's nickname 15 <• Ui£ Red . 17 - Union of Royal Infantrymen (abb.) 18 - Beetle 21 - Yarn loop , 23- Lawmaker \26 - Finished -(poetical) ^ j(8 - Equality Virile I - Presently V- Mission 34^ Joyous 35\ To be leased 36 \Legal cla im 42 composition 44 -Australian rd 45 - living bird 47 - A\breviated 8t*mer 49 - Mi* title 51 - EcfiVational OrdVs (abb.) 52 - Pie position How Can I ? By Anne Ashley 1 Q. How can I eliminate the annoyance of water bugs in my house ? A. You can do much toward warding off the invasion of these pests by pouring a small quantity of kerosene, or a weak solution of turpentine (three parts water to one part turpentine) down the drainpipe, once or twice a week. Q. Is there anything I can do about wool sweaters or skirts that "pill" -- develop balls of fuzz that cannot be brushed or picked off? A. Try giving them a very gentle shave with a safety razor. Then, after the clothing is brushed, its surface should look like new. . Q. How can I get some further practical use from a faded chenille toilet-seat cover? A. Just pull up the drawstrihg real tight, and you'll have a dusting mitt that will last a long time. Q. How can I make a neater job of fastening the backing on pictures I am framing? A. From your hardware .store, procure some of tne little triangular points used for setting window glass in panes, and use these for, fastening down your picture backing. They go into the frame easily and lie flat without gouging tracks in the cardboard. Q. What is a formula for a good "homemade" wax for hardwood floors? A. You can make a very good one from half a cake of melted paraffin and a cupful of turpentine. Q. How can I remove some rust stains from an enameled sink or bathtub? A. A mixture of ope-half cup of grapefruit juice and one tablespoon of salt makes a good rust remover. Q. How can I give the burn-, ers on my gas stov\ a real thorough cleaning? A. Remove the burners and dump them into a laWe enameled pot with water ahd lye. Boil them for 10 na-mtes. There's no need to dryuhem afterward. Just replace Viem, for a few minutes, and tJ^y'll dry themselves. Q. How can I make s\me beef juice? A. Cut some fresh raw bief up into small squares and at a few pieces at a time into t] potato ricer. Sprinkle a littj salt over it, and press hard un\ til no more juice runs out. Q. How can I remove the odor from a frying pan in which I have fried some fish? A. Sprinkle salt in the pan, add hot water, and let stand awhile before washing. Q. How can I keep patent leather from cracking? A. Olive oil, glycerin, or sweet oil rubbed over the surface of patent leather occasionally will prevent it from cracking. APPOINT SENATOR TO NEW COUNTY PROBLEMS GROUP JOIN CELEBRATION Helping Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Etten celebrate their' thirtieth wedding anniversary recently, besides their daughters, were their sons-in-law, Anthony Pintozzi and Wayne Dixon. HilllllitUMI HURRY -- ENDS THURS FEB'. 18 -- at 7 & 9:30 CARY.GRANT TONY *CURTIS "OPERATION PETTICOAT" . FRI - SAT - SUN ALSO MON & TUES £ FRANK SINATRA His Newest Dramatic Smash In Color - In Cinemascope with GIN A LOLLOBRIGIDA in "NEVER SO FEW" FEB. 24 "LITTLE ABNER" 9 McHENRY THEATRE 118 So. Gr. Ph. Ev. 5-01441 The appointment of State Senator Robert McClory of Lake Bluff as chairman of a special committee on county problems was announced this week by State Representative Paul J. Randolph, chairman of the Northwestern Illinois Metropolitan Area Local Governmental Services Commission. The county problems committee will hold its first meeting in Chicago Wednesday, Feb. 24. The special committee will study the coordination of water, sewer, and drainage services at the county level; improvements in county planning and zoning programs, and other related problems on a county- wide basis in the metropolitan counties surrounding Cook county. Every 1 sixth person in the world is a citizen of the Republic of India. With<a population of 382,000,000 people. India is the world's largest parliamentary democracy and the second most populous nation on earth. .members asking them to at- -tend the next meeting and pay "Jup all back dues or else turn ~in their emblems. Crawley, •• All persons who are no long- j daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester members of the club and I tpr Crawley of Sunnyside vil- ; outsiders who have in their I 'a£e ' p o s s e s s i o n a n e m b l e m a r e I -asked to turn them into the £club as soon as possible. The emblems will be paid for ac- - cording to individual value. " These emblems may be 2turned in at any of the meet- 'ings, which are held on Wed- ;;nesday night at 7:30. All meetings are held at Clint Raven's 7 farm on Griswold Lake black- -top, 3 miles east of the new .. bridge at highway 120. If you cannot be there for a : meeting, please turn in the patches to any. Fox Valley Rider. J. Wilkins of Woodstock" for causing or contributing to an accident resulting in death or injury. OAK PARK HOTEL PISTAKEE BAY Smorgasbord - $1.50 ALL YOU CAN EAT Friday -- 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. and Sunday -- Noon to 7 P.M. Also Friday Special -- FISH FRY -- $1.00 Phone EV 5-0176 RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS I Mile K»«t of the Skyline Oriv<»-|n PHONE EVergreen 5-2436 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL. BREEDS 9 Stud Service 9 Healed 8c Unhealed Kennels 9 German Shorlhair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving Learn To Dance On Roller Skates New Beginner's Classes Starting on Tuesdays 7 to 8 P.M. JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK McHENRY Rink Open Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. & Sun. 8 to 11 p.m. -- Matinee Sat. & Sun. 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. EXPERIENCE IS OUR BUSINESS CALL US TQDAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT FOR AN EXCITING NEW HAIR DESIGN *5 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiimiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiniiiiiintiiiiiiiiiiiinitiiiiiniiimii! Claire Beauty Shoppe 200 S. GREEN EV 5-0010 Sewers Clogged? Basement Flooded? - WE RENT - # Sewer Rods • Drain Cleaners 9 Portable Pumps • Sewer .Tapes • Electric Eels • Submersible Pumps If You Need A Hand Tool or Power' Tool, See lTs CALL EV 5-2911 Unit&d Rmt-CUlh "WE RENT MOST ANYTHING" JOE WILKINSON, MANAGER 542 Main St. McHenry, 111. Open Daily 8 to 6 -- Wednesday & Sunday 8 to 12 FRI - SAT - SUN •- TUES - WED FEB 19-20-21-23-24 Frank Sinatra Gina Lollobrigida "NEVER SO FEW" SUN, FEB 21 -- 3-5 P.M. 0 -- KIDDIE SHOW Willard Parker in 'LONE TEXAN" Plus Five Cartoons! ^C'Never So Few" at 5:00, 7.'00 and 9:00 Sunday) n't Miss The Gala Party At is Theatre Monday, Feh,,.££/ . at 8:00*P.M. 'HOLIDAY LOVERS" Cliton Webb - Jane Wyman Plte Selected Short Subjects \ Sponsored by the iWomen's Auxiliary of Wire McHenry Hospital TICKETS $1.50 EACr B t i j r y o u r t i c k e t s a t t l . £ ' Vink Lady Shop or ^Theatre Cashier! THTOS FRI - SAT " FEB 25-26-27 Barry siilivan - Robert Blake 'THE 1URPI.E GANG" Also Selected Short Subjects ELM THEATRE WAUC0\DA, ILL. Last Day TltJRS, FEB 18 starving Cary Grant & Tony Curtis "OPERATION PETTICOAT" FRI SAT SUV MON\ FEB 19-20-21-22 "NEVER SO FEW" starring FRANK SINATtA i and GINA LOLLOBRIGID'A t Special Sat. Matinee at l.p.m. "LITTLE SAVAGE" and Walt Disney Cartoon TUES - WED THURS , FEB 23-24-25 "BELOVED INFIDEL" starring DEBORAH KERR and GREGORY PECK ^ COMING SOON FOR ONE BIG WEEK "ON THE BEACH" nnnoaangsagn