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Four THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER Thursday, April 14, 1960 €<lhj£. WaJZ&Ji: SO I HEAR Bill Kreutzer asks us to inention that the Foresters will not bowl on Good Friday. * -- . % We used to think it was easy to pick a married couple by 'Kwatching to see if the big lug got in the car without Opening • the door for the little woman. -Seems to us that many young «fellows of to-day have never ~ learned or have lost those litis tlfe acts of courtesy, or call it r chivalry if you wish. .» While pn Jbe thought, hbw "about a big ne-man opening a let it fly in MCHS BEATS GRANT IN TRACK AS WIND WRECKS RECORDS Now watch our fellowmen lower the boom on us! • Spring has come. Boys and ! girls in our1 neighborhood have : their roller skates out. "Butch" : Doyle has a pocketful of mar- ' bles. Bikes are rolling and > baseballs are flying. Mrs. John £ Unti can't wait to get that garden growing. Hack Justen j; bathed his Volkswagon. Now, <: if we could remember where " that rake is stored, we would i get at our lawn. * Saw the Shamrocks out on r the diamond Sunday trying to v get in a few swings. Kinda » cold. Season opens May 1 so - the boys have to get in some practice soon. r George Justen and Holger : Petersen are holding daily conl Terences about the Cubs and 1 have their opening day tickets I. in safe keeping. r All we hear from Herb • Reiftansperger (one of those • Cub fans, you know) is about j the number of ex-National ; Leaguers now playing in the ^ American League. He doesn't : seem to realize that the boys I have to gain experience before S moving up to the American League. Talking with Wally Frett we , learned that the Johnsburg , Tigersgot in some practice last Sunday. Nxwie of the diamonds "ifte.in shape for serious practice, but tiie players have to throw that ball around. It is £?aie. jj» The McHenry High Froshr Soph track team defeated •"Grant High 74.44 this week. ;?Track is back. S Andy McCarroll'• bowled a £633 series that looks like tops "for the week. Whoops! K. In- Sgerttfl '•-chimes in with a 266 -,-game ^nd 649 series. J. Marie sella Was right up there with £628. The wind seemed to plague both McHenry and Grant at the track meet April 11. Since the wind was over 10 miles an hour, no record could be recorded. An example of this was when Mike Creighton won the 120 High Hurdles in 16.35, which was one second under the record, but could not be accepted as a new record. Mike also won the 180 Low Hurdles (21.4) and the High Jump (5* 6"); second in the High Jump was Hintz. Ron Freund won the 100 Yd. Run in 10.8; second was Dedla of Grant, and third was Bishop | Yd. of Grant. Jay Walkington won the 880 Yd. Run in 2:19.8, Jim Hanson of McHenry was second and Stcwert of Grant third. In the Mile Jim Hanson came in second, and Jay Walkington third; Ron Thoma got his second victory of the year by getting a first in the Mile (5:12.5). Tom Creighton won the 440 Yd. Dash in 58.7, Roger Zahn was second, and Hodge of Grant was third. In the 220 Yd. Dash, SfijWer of Grant won with a time \of 24.2. Tom Creighton wis second and Paul Steffan third. In the field events, McHenry had a three way Jie for first in the Pole VaultfTom Antonson, Wilkanson, and Bruce all vaulted the heighth of 8' 2". Cusack of McHenry won the Discus with a throw of 101* 7", second in the Discus Wright and third was Swanson. The Broad Jump was won by Bishop of Grant with a jump of 19' 3", Nowak of Grant came in second and Meyer of McHenry 'hird. In the Shot Put, Schlief of Grant was first with a distance of 41' 2", Winters of Grant was second and Dave Hanson of McHenry MIKE CREIGHTON BREAKS RECORD IN LOW HURDLES Grayslake Track Team Wins Match Over MCHS 72-46 third. Final Score: McHenry 83% -- Grant 34,2. In the 880 Relay, Espey, Meyer, Steffan and Ron Freund of McHenry w o n (1:431. We also -won the Mile Retay with Espey, Zahn. Samen, and Tom Creighton (3:57.5). PONY LEAGUE ~ After, being threatened with . everything in the law books for reference to a certain attor- -xiey's score last week, we rwouldn't mention his name for ^anything. However, we did try £to line him up for one of the "ladies leagues, with no success, i^ose girls clip the pins at a •pretty fast pace. Now, hear Jthis! Betty Hettermann 527, -Elaine Justen 504, Teresa Stef- Ifan 504.-Not -So easy to break -in there. Isn't there a Junior jLeague? £ Libertyville baseball teams Jwill cpmp to McHenry next fWednesday afternoon to play ~ our high1 school teams. The le school will send its track team to McHenry the following day. Thursday, April 21. The MCHS golf team opens the [laeon'at Crystal Lake on the same day; Thursday. Another Pony League seasorris ready to g^t under way.' We are very fortunate this year to have a new addition to our officers in Robert Newkirk, and at the same time we are sorry to lose Bart Yegge, who was one of the original group to start Pony League in McHenry. We cannot thank Bart enough for all the time he spent'with the boys and the good work that he accomplished for Pony League. The applications have been placed at the schools the same as we have done in other years. We hope that every boy graduating from Little League will come over and join us in Pony League. Any boy who is in the age group between 12 and 14 years old, we would like At the Grayslake,,-- McHenry track meet April 7, Mike Creighton set a new record for the 180 Low Hurdles (21:3), and tied the record for the High Hurdles (16.4). Later, he went on to Win the high jump (5- 8"). Toni Creighton won the 880 Run (2:11), with Jay Walkington second, a n d Jim Hanson third. Tom Creighton, Ed Samen, Roger Zahn, and Mike Creighton won the Mile Relay in 3:46; which is only 4 seconds from the record. A superior job was done by Ron Thoma in the Mile. He moved from last place to first, winning with a time of 5:11; Jay Walkington was second, and Jim Hanson third. Ron Freund won the 220 Yd. Dash followed by two Grayslake men. His time was (24:1). At this time McHenry is still weak in field events, but they hope to improve within the next few meets. Official Score: Grayslake 72 -- McHenry 46 120 HH -- Won by M. Creighton (Mi; 2nd Nitz (G); 3rd Manusos (G) T. 16.4. 100 Yd. Dash -- Won by was ! Lenike (G); 2nd Maran (G); 3rd Bell (G) T. 10.9. Shot Put -- Won by Peterson (G); 2nd Sorenson (G); 3rd Wright (M) D. 43'3". 880 Yd. Run -- Won by T. Creighton (M); 2nd Walkington (M); 3rd Hanson (M) T. 2:11.5. 880 Relay -- Won by Grayslake T. 1:41.8 440 Yd. Run -- Won by Lenike (G); 2nd Avery (G); 3rd. Zahn (M> T. 55.5. „ Broad Jump -- Darbo (G); 2nd Maran (GT; 3rd Nitz (G). *180 LH -- Won by M. Creighton (M); 2n,d Manusos, (G); 3id.Raidke.tfILT. 2L3 Mile -- Won by Thoma (M); 2nd Walkington (M); 3rd Hanj son (M). T. 5:11.5. Discus -- Won by Chnert i (G); 2nd Peterson (G); 3rd De ! Meyer (G) D. Ill'5". ! 220 Yd. Dash -- Won by i Freund (M);°2nd Slavic (G); 3rd Bell T. 24.1. High JUmp -- Won by M. .Creighton (M); 2nd Nitz (G); I 3rd Hintze (M) H. 5* 8". j Mile Relay -- Won by T. j Creighton, Ed. Samen, Roger Zahn, M. Creighton CM) T. 3:46.1. Pole Vault -- Won by Beanpt, Slavik. Biroy (G) 3 way tie H. 9' 10". *New School Record -- 21.3. Old Record -- 22.5. "playing thitt to the way •he NIIUOMH! Headquarters «Xplainn It. If you are eight years eld before July 31, you are considered nn eight year old. If you are thirteen before July 31. you are considered a thirteen year old. Only eight to twelve year olds -are eligible to play. PALACE Palace Wednesday Nite Ladies League -- McHenry Country Club 1-2 -- Buss Motors 2-1. M.° Kelly 202-456; M. Granger 417; B. Meath 460; F. Larsen 438; L. Meyer 447; T. Steffan 181-504. Hettermann's 2-1 -- Blatz 1-2. B. Hettermann 196-174- 527; M. Wakitsch 182-482; D. Hettermann 416; T. Meyer 179- 458; E. Justen 178^504. 9:00 Ladies League --- Castle View 3-0 -- Mark's 0-3. J. Dillon 455; L. Paluch 484. • Riverside Bake Shop 2-1 -- Sportsman's 1-2. M. Powers 438; L. Behnke 409; L. Steffes 402; A. Gaulke 437. Monday 7:00 Ladies Leagutf* Carey Appliances 2-1 -- Walsh Insurance 1-2. McHenry Disposal 1-2 -- Eim Paint & Supply 2-1. Tavern League -- Atlas Prager 2-1 -- Holiday Inn 1-2. H. Wagner 200; R. Rohrer 518"; W. Meddings 514; A. Koerper 202-530; G. Maxon 517. ^ Hans' 3-0 -- Whitey's 0-3. Hons 215-553; Steffes 548; E. Berez 204-552. Fred & Irene 0-3 -- George's 3-0. L. Freund 530;. S. .Miller 528. McDonald's 0-3 -- Joe's 3-0. B. Worm 504; Geno 560; Pip 510. Little League S Ed Dojfte wanted us to menatioriJtljHltf the Cubs were in first 5place. Guess he meant before 3the season opened. He's a sly gone! lAILY PINUPS Ignorance is many times a •>sitive -opinion without visijle means of support. Putting up a false front may your better side. One thing about criticism -- lit -means you've been noticed. /Man doesn't live by bread long; some mankge to get by MI mere crust. have come down to the American Legion Hall, Saturday, April 16, between 2 o'clock and 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The officers will check your age, and ".ee if you are eligible for Pony League. Any boy within the high school district will be welcome. In the event you have not received an application, come on down next Saturday and we will^ be very happy to answer 1 our questions and help you fill out your application. We would like every boy who wants to play ball to have an opportunity, and all it costs is $1.00, which covers the cost of your cap and the cap is yours. So let's meet at the Legion Hall next Saturday if you are interested in baseball and have any questions you want answered. We will do our part to answer them so we can start another year of Pony League baseball. If possible bring your fathers with you as we can always use all the help possible for managers, coaches and part time workers with the boys. Don't forget the registration night for all boys between eight and twelve who are into 1 terested in playing baseball. Boys must register at the V.F.W. clubhouse on Thursday, April 21 at 7 p.m. You may pick up your registration card at any one of the following places: Lee & Ray Electric Shop, Huck's gas station, Justen's gas station on Richmond Road, or Hester's s?as station near the stop and go light. As in other years, we are asking each bey to bring $2.00 with his registration card. This will pay for his insurance and cap. If you are in doubt as to your TOIVIASELLO'S Friday Nite League -- V. Paustian 216-580; J. Seldon 226-554; A. May 221-546; R. Cynowa 545; G. Kay 203- 538; J. Wilcox 536; W. Kowalski 212-533; S. Sobezak 523. j. McHENRY RECREATIOJf- Business Men's League -- " Ackerman's 2-1 -- Bimbo's No. 2 1-2. Bimbo's No. 1 2-1 -- Buss Motors 1-2. E. Buss 543. North Bridge Marine 2-1 -r- McHenry Welding 1-2. A. Hqler 206-200; R. Bryson 538. Jandt's City Service 1-2 -n- Brennan's 2-1. E. Haldemah 1-209. Bob's 203-201-562; M. Wieser 214-561. Ludwig "Milk 1-2 --. Snug Harbor 2-1. N. Schmaling 563*; A. McCarroll 21J-223-633. Commerical League -- Brennan Milk Service 1-2 Bimbo's 2-1. E. Wagner 201; R. Kick 209-563; E. Pierooi 214; D. Houghton 201; G„ Bavbian 209. , Craft Bulk Coolers 1-2 -- Worts Service Station 2-1. R. Hiller 533; F. Covalt 201. McHenry Laundry 0-3 -- McHenry State Bank 3-0. L. Bacon 209-554; K. Ingersol 204-266-649; J. Lonze 206. Garrelts Contract Co. 3-0 -- Marks Sports Center 0-3. E. Amann 530. Kleinhans Bldg. Service 0-3 -- Thread & Gage Co., Inc. 3-0. R. Low 533; L. Nimsgern 538; G. Viscounti 202-548; J. Martinucci 207-536. V.F.W. Post 4600 1-2 -- George's White House 2-1. Thursday 9:15 -- Kent Corporation 1-2 -- Old Bridge Tavern 2-1. R. Gilliford 536; M. Crouch 214-587; J. Larkin 202-550: P. Overton 200-533. Carey Electric 1-2 ----- Lakeside Inn 2-1. C. Abel 537. F. M. T e l e v i s i o n 2 - 1 -- Northern Illinois Machinists 1-2. Hojnacki 210-528; T. Oszkandy 203-543. Riverside Barber Shop 1-2 -- H. E. Buch & Sons 2-1. J. Pio-. ti'owski 211; A..Otto 203! Freund Oil Co. 1-2 -- Park Pub 2-1. Sigman 254-589; Simon 206-222-554; J. Marsella 211-236-628; M. Krueger 543. Bimbo's 1-2 -- Clark Chevrolet 2-1. V. Weyland 200-534; T. Getner 200-212-599; H. Smith 205-534; A. Amidon 211- 214-596; H. Lottchea 207-597. C. D. of A. -- • E. Smithson 168-433; G. Sig- ,nan 175-443; M. Fuchs 189- 506; L. Hanley 164-411; L. Smith 174; E. Groth 167-442; B. Clark 159-449; M. Thennes 162; B. O'Brien 189; N. Mc- Auiiff 445; E. Nell 171-474; L. Braidman 164-480; L.. Blake 175-447; L. Phannenstil} 166- 405; E. Nimsgern 187-494. Railroads: J. Wiles 5-7. Nite Owls --• • F. Anderson 175-411; M. Wilbrandt 436; P. Rosing 188-472; E. Klapperich 171-447; B Hul* qUist 408; R. .. Simon 430;' E. Koenemann 445; A. Groh 200- 484; M. Otto 175-413; J. Diedrieh 427; E. Varese 148; R. Kluk 1S2-500; G. O'Brien 411; C. Boone 172-426; P. Greene 449; I. Kreier 461; L. Stone 177-466; S. Sutton 165-171- 170-506. iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOX VALLEY RIDERS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Food, fun iand Trophies were the highlights of the Fox Valley Riders third annual banquet. Trophies for .^he first three places in the men and women's acuity points standings were awarded. The results are as follows: Men's Division -- First place, Larry Dodd; Second place, Bud Milinac; Third place, Chubby Raven. In the Wonricn'S Division: First. p!ace-- Helen Cohen; Second place-- Marilyn Milinac; Third place-- Terry "Dodd. Sponsors of our organization were also present. In appreciation for their sponsorship for 19f)9 and 1960 a plaque was awarded to each sponsor. We sincerely hope that they will continue to sponsor us in the future years. Boxing Champ rtWeWW-WWIWipfc. 'f Pictured above is Roger Weiss, who won the fly-weight championship last Saturday night in the Black and Blue boxing tournament held in the Marian Central gym. Rog, who represented Johnsburg in the tournament, was trained by his dad, a former boxer. Rog is also on the "A" honor roll at Marian, proving that brawn and brains do mix. Sorry we do not have a picture, but wish to congratulate another Johnsburg boy, Sarran "Butch" Sta^ben, who captured the lightweight crown. Each champ was presented with a beautiful trophy by Father Baumhofer. Superintendent of Marian High. Th^ hot dog is one dog that f e e d s t h e hand t h a t b i t e s i t . . | Hygroma tic 5clutch. ED'S RENTAL RENTS Chain Saws to Sanders EVergreen 5-4123 RUDY BECKER'S KENNELS 1 Mile East of the Skyline Drive-In PHONE EVergreen 5-2438 TRAINING and BOARDING FOR ALL BREEDS * Stud Service • Heated & Unhealed Kennels * German Shorthair Pups For Sale Obedience - Hunting - Retrieving handshake: no Anonymous '"-i We wish each of you a Hap- Ipy Easter and promise to go to ^church on Easter Sunday to i^Jtay instead of being amused looking at the new bonnets. CRAZY HAT PARTY " WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20. 1968 JUST FOR FUN ROLLER RINK Prizes lor Best Hats -- Come with and have fun or without a hat 8 to 11 p.m. -- Admission 76c LOOKING FOR A HOME? Homes Built Anywhfere, Anytime, Any Style or Size FHA or Conventional Financing Model Home located at Ponca & Logan streets in Cooney Heights Subd., McHenry, 111. Open every Sunday, 1-6 p.m. -- Weekdays by appointment LEE COONEY, Contractor Phone EVergreen 5-4345 Lake Region Sports Car Club April 14 -- Lake Region Sports Car Club Board of Director's meeting, 8 p.m., Chapel Hill Country Club, McHenry. April 21 -- Lake Re gi on Sports Car Club Business meeting, 8 p.m., VFW Hall, McHenry. April 30-May 1 -- Lake Region Sports Car' Club invites you to the Monte Carlo Rally, a tailored test to gauge your proficiency in the art of Rallying on roads virgin to Chicago Area Rallyists. The 2 day contest incorporates 2 twelve hour runs with an overnight in one of tho Midwest's most gracious hostelries, complete with cocktails, fine food and music for dancing. Depart at 5 a.m., April 30 from Meadowdale Shopping Plaza near Dundee, and journey immediately into real rural "rally country". -- with such vertical and horizontal bends as to do credit'to its namesake, the classic original Rallye de Morttecarlo. All Rallyists .can find a real challenge here in one of the 3 classsos. Don't miss this one! Register now!! Limited to first 100 cars!!! Chairman-- Bob Lowe -- Box 154, Dundee --Hazel 6 - 3 1 1 5 . C o . - C h a i r m a n -- Tom B a r l o w , 1 2 5 2 D a r y l L a n e , Northbrook -- Crestwood 2- 4456. WIN REPRIEVE Parts of a thousand-year-old Oihokia village site and mound near Collinsville have won a temporary reprieve from federal and state authorities planning road construction work in the area. Illinois archaeologists now can excavate and study the sites in detail, prior to their d e m o l i t i o n by c o n s t r u c t i o n crews buildine U.S. Highway 55 70 near Collinsville, according to Gov. William G. Stratton. APPROVE SIX ADDITIONAL JR. HIGH TEACHERS School Boards Seat Members In Week's Meetings PLAN FOR BIBLE SCHOOL The Alliance Bible church is planning for daily vacation Bible school the weeks of June 13 to 24. There will be morning classes for all. This year, material will be used called "Signalling For Christ", with a fine program planned. Reflecting the joy and hope of the Easter season NOOOSS R E L I G I O U S faster Cards District 15 At Monday evening's meeting of District 15 school board, election returns were canvassed, and Mrs. Naomi Meyer and August Uttich were seated as members for terms of three years. Harold Vaupell was re-elected president and Mrs. Meyer re-elected secretary. Approval was given for employing six additional teachers to meet the need in the Junior high school next year. An enrollment of between 575 and 600 is expected in the fall compared to the 481 students at the present time. Approval was also given for the employment pf Mrs. Rolnnd Herrmann to replace Mrs. Mary Ann Sharp for completion of the teaching year in Edgebrook. A final okay was given on establishing a room in the Junior high to hold classes for the physically handicapped of the county next year. Recently, a different school has accommodated the need for a special room each fall. Many residents will be happy to learn .that a speech correct ionist for the public schools nas been employed. During the present school year it was impossible to secure the services of such a teacher. Seat Members Votes were also canvassed at the District 156 (high school) board meeting Tuesday night, and the newly elected members, Vale Adams and Donald Weingart, were seated. Ralph Bennett was elected president for another year. Our word 'sugar' comes from 'sukkar', meaning grain. SPRING FIRES KEEP DEPARTMENT BUSY THIS WEEK Firemen in the local districts were kept busy fighting gra^< fires again this week. * Members of the local station were called to Eastwood Manor on Saturday morning, and on Sunday afternoon to Woodlfiwn Park. The Johnsburg station handle* another fire on Regner Road on Saturday, while a fourth, at Lilymoor, was extinguished by members of Lakemoor station. ($ An extensive grass fire on Rt^ 120, in the rear of the Thomas Wilson residence, west of the city, required the attention of McHenry firemen Tuesday morning. Later, volunteers were called to the Art Koehn property on Crystal Lake blacktop for another grass fire and to Lakemoor, where a conflagration was of cbntrol. A fourth grass firc was at Lakeland Shores-. Ends Thurs., April 14 "DADDY-O" and "ROAD RACERS" FRI - SAT -- APRIL 15-16 Double Feature Program "DADDY-O" Dick Contino - Sandra Giles Also Screeching Hell on Wheels "ROAD RACERS" Cwmim*** ihuim»' I I rn ate Show Saturday, April 16 Richard Denning - Peggy Castle in "THE OKLAHOMA WOMAN" SUN - MON - TUES APRIL 17-18-19 "THE FBI STORY" James Stewart - Vera Miles See our fine selection BOLGER'S 103 S. Green St. Phone EV 5-4500 WED - THURS - APRIL 20-21 Double Feature Program "THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME" Gina Lollobrigida Anthony Quinn Also Victor Mature in "CHINA^DOLL" FRI - SAT - APRIL 22-23 Double Feature Program "THE WONDERFUL COUNTRY" Robert Mitchum - Julie London and "SPEED CRAZY" Late Show Saturday, April 23 "HOT ROD RUMBLE" ENTER OUR CARP CONTEST 3 BI6 PRIZES Retail $26.50 1st. Remco Rod and Langley Spin Reel Retail $14.95 2nd. Langley Spinning Reel Retail $11.55 3rd. Remco Spin Cast Rod -- To Enter Contest -- Just bring your freshly caught carp to our store. Winners will be determined by the weight plus length of carp. Contest Ends May 15th (No Commercially Caught Fish Eligible) Mark's SPORT CENTER Fri. tWu Tues., April 15 -19 *sol6mon 8C SHEBA' In Color - Technirama with Yul Brynner Gina Lollobrigida •aaqgaaaaM ELM THEATRE* WAUCONDA, ILL. 212 S. Green^St McHenry, Hi. Last Day Thurs.. April 14 WALT DISNEY'S "TOBY TYLER" or Ten Weeks with J» Circus^ Two Shows: 7:00 & 9:00 P.M. FRIDAY thru THURSDAYS APRIL 15 thru APRIL 21 "SOLOMON & SHEBA" starring Yul Brynner Gina Lollobrigida Fri. & Sat., two shows, 7:00 & 9:00 P.mT Sun., three shows, 4:00 - 6:00 & 8:00 P.M. £ Mon. thru Thurs., one show each evening starting at 8 p.nia. COMING SOON "ONCE MORE. WITH FEELING" iii^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin^ii ^kuiitte/ Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 SPRING OPENING 4 FREE SHOW W Thurs., April 14 -- Welcome One Show Only starting at 7:30 FRI - SAT - SUN - MON APRIL 15-16-17-18 . In Color "SOLOMON & SHEBA" Yul Brynner Gina Lollobrigida Also 2 Color Cartoons SPRING SCHEDULE: Open Fri.-Sat.-Sun.-Mon. <lllll1lllllltlllllllllllllllH!llll!1tl!l||||||||||||ltlltllll1llt McHENRY THEATRE 518 So. Gr. Ph. Ev. 5-014- THURSDAY - LAST NIGHT Shown only once at 8:00 P.M. "DIARY OF ANN FRANK" FRI - SAT - APRIL 15-16 Double Feature 0 ** Kirk Douglas Sylvano Mangano "ULYSSES" also "MIRACLE OF THE HILLS" SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW SUNDAY, APRIL 17 & 3:00 -- 5:00 P.M. || FEATURE plus S CARTOONS ^ SUN thru WED ,R APRIL 17-20 Sun. at 5:30 & 8:00 P.Mr- Weekdays shown once at 8 p.m. "ON THE BEACH" Gregory Peck -- Ava Gardner