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Four THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER JfThtfrsday, April 27,1961 Vie For Top Golf Honoris SO J HEAR... We are promising ourself fend everybody else to get at ' this column earlier next week. ::A promise made is a debt unpaid and the press has its own stern code. Our problem is a code in the head. We have been searching for a slip that wasn't showing. Here it is and the memo says Biliie Mackinder bowled a 224 £ame in a 549 series. These girls are crowding the men. ' We can't, quite piake out this name, but think it is George M. VWrigley" Freund. And he (bowled a 652 series that fear tured a 255 game. Hear tell that our hero and Herb Reihansperger have signed as roving coaches for the Cubs. Better stick to bowling, Junior! In county league baseball, the schedule calls for Richmond at Crystal Lake, Elgin at Johnsburg, Dundee at Harvard. McHenry has an open date and will play the Holland lnklers here. Rain won out last Sunday. Hope for a sunny Sunday and go out to see a ball game. There is nothing like it unless you happen to be a golf bug. Daily Pinups -- There was a time when a fool and' his money were soon parted; now it happens to even wise men. v Thoughtful reminder: think of people, not for them. If you have an extra smile, grin and share it; if you have "*Sn inward frown, grin and bear J*L ; Myopic mistake: - identity. mistaken S Good sense is simply doing • your best at the right time and 3 staying away at the wrong ; time. Lets Go Boating be espeip The sma*st£ th^rartscap. • greater than the whole es] | cially in a long sermon. £ Anonymous ^ 1bivot 2UK' Jean Weyland If you were attracted by the many fun activities associated with outboard boating while attending a Fun Afloat show this spring, it would be a good idea for you to taik with a reputable outboard b6at and motor dealer before making your purchase There are several things to consider when buying a boating rig. Most important is the use you intend to make of the boat. This should be your prime consideration. If you intend to use it for a combination of activities, you should consider the suitability of the boat for all these uses. If you intend to haul water skis, picnic baskets, coolers or fishing equipment, you will probably want a boat with an open cockpit and a fairly broad beam. Or you may simply want a boat which will give you riding comfort and will be especially pleasing to the eye. After you have selected your boat, choose a "matched" outboard motor, again preferably with the help of a reputable dealer. Though not a rule of thumb, engineers recommend motors up to 10 horse-power to push conventional open fishing boats without covered decks. The 18 horsepower motor is a versatile fishing, cruising ^and water skiing motor on runabouts up to 14 feet. Some of these runabouts are rated for engines of up to 40 horsepower, while the larger boats can usually handle motors "up to the highest horsepower available. If you go into the big boat class some large cruisers are sometig? es bfttgr powe/edr>b^ engines of smaller horsepower than one large horsepower engine. To complete your rig, you should choose a trailer that properly supports your boat. Happy Boating. WARRIOR NINE SPLITS GAMES WITH PALATINE Lose 4-3 In First Game, Then Come Back To Win 5-2 • There are them that has ; went out to swing a club al- ; ready and there are them like I me that has not quite made ; it, but all of us was at the • spring luncheon of the Ladies | Golf association. This officially ; opened our 1961 season. z I venture to say the lunch- 1 eon was a success with eighty 2 ladies attending and we were ; most pleased to see so many 5 of our OLD and NEW mem- » bers present. A short business j meeting preceded the luncheon. 1 Our Pro then pin pointed some 2 of the new and old rules and • a style show followed. This was » sponsored by Betty Nielsen's a Dress Shop and the most at- ; tractive spring and summer ; styles were modeled by many | of our club lovelies. 5 Tuesday, May 2, will see the 2 beginning of our go$ events -- 2 low putts for that day. Myrt s Johnson is again collecting • tournament fees, and, if you ; are interested in T u e sday « bridge instead of, or after golf 2 please come to the club. i I Little League Notes • By Bill Eolger Saturday, April 22, was a beautiful day with plenty of sunshine, but it turned ^out to be only a fair day for the McHenry Warriors as they split two games at Palatine They lost the first in a battle that went down to the wire Palatine scored three runs in the second to start the scoring. These runs were scored on a double and three singles. McHenry fought back with two runs on a single, a walk, two errors, and a sacrifice fly in the fourth inning. When Palatine went scoreless from the third to the sixth, McHenry got another run in the sixth to tie it up at 3-3. The crucial inning followed. McHenry had a chance in their half of the seventh to go ahead, but failed to do so. After one out, there were two straight singles, but the next two batters grounded out and popped up respectively. With one out in their half of the inning, Palatine got two men on base on a single and a walk. Just before the walk, the runner on first attempted to steal second and was safe on a very close play. The batter following the walk hit a pop fly that was just out of the reach of Harry May and was fair by about two feet. This brought in the winning run and the final score was 4-3. As both pitchers went the route, Morenz got his first loss in four starts and Seidel the win. McHenry came back to take the second by a score of 5-2 on five hit pitching by Bill DeCicco. McHenry scored all their runs in the third on five hits, two walks* and an error. Palatine tried to come back Gary Adams Bob Vaupell Palatine AB R H MacFee 4 0 0 3 0 0 Barr 2 0 0 1 1 3 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 2 2* 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 5 H . . . .005 000 100 0 300 1 McHenry Country Clufc News By Frank Rourke 'irV&s. - The Mmenry"t!6uiTh^; 7/ opened its 1961 golf season Sunas they got one in each of | day, April 22. The opening Is tiiiiHiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim FOX VALLEY RIDERS iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii The Fox Valley Rider's Motorcycle club held its weekly meeting April 12 at the club house at Raven's farm. The new officers filled their offices. We were to have a work day the following Sunday, but Mother Nature decided differently. At the April 19 meeting they voted in a club run to the Illiana Lucky Wheels M. C. eighth annual festival and dance at Hammond, Indiana. This run was held April 22 and we came home with a trophy awarded to the club that traveled the farthest distance. Sunday, the twenty-third, some of the members made a club run to The Hurry Cane Riders' egg hunt at Algonquin. Eugene Raven took third place in 'B" class heavy competition. We tried for the largest club trophy but were beaten by The Prairie State Riders. Come on, bike riders, why not join the club so we can bring home more trophies on club runs. Seems like our old riders are getting tired so let's see some new faces. the third and fourth innings but could not do it. Palatine used two pitchers with Kowles eventually getting the loss. McHenry is now four and two for the conference. The game was Bill DeCicco's first win of the season. Game No. I Warriors AB R H May, 2b 3 0 0 Hiller, 3b ... 4 0 1 Klapperich, ss . . . . 3 0 1 Morenz, p ... 3 0 1 Fletcher, cf . 4 0 1 Harris, If ... 2 2 0 Himpleman, If . . . . 3 1 2 Peterson, lb . 3 0 0 Marshall, c . 2 0 0 3 6 Palatine AB R H Roberts 3 0 0 0 1 Barr 3 0 1 Rose 3 1 1 1 1 Petke 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 Seidel 3 1 2 Totals 27 4 8 R • 000 201 0 H ..011 101 2 000 1 2 Game No. 2 McHenry Warriors AB R H May, 2b 3 1 0 Hiller, 3b . 2 1 1 Klapperich, ss ... . 1 1 0 Morenz, If . 3 1 0 Fletcher, cf 0 1 DeCicco, p . 3 0 0 Himpleman, rf ... . 3 0 1 Peterson, lb . 3 1 1 Marshall, c ..... . 3 0 1 Totals • 5 5 qualifying round for director's tournament. The games committee is popping. Free rolls and coffee will be served from 7 to 8 a.m. At this time the committee wil' go over new rules and how they pertain to our tournaments. Before teeing off be sure to pay your Chicago District Golf association handicap card in the pro shop. Hole In One April 5, Bob Straus hit a 5 iron into the cup on our ninth hole. Never satisfied, Bob wishes it was the 18th hole. However, his opponents don't agree with h i m Congratulations, Bob, especially from Lou' Consago. Rounds of the past week: Art Jackson, Bud Michels and Earle Seepe each had rounds of 71. Very good golf for so early in the season. Bill Tonyan says Earle didn't have as much fun as he did. Good luck next Sunday, hope the weather man feels real good after losing his one hour of sleep. 2 Don't forget that Little ? League try outs will be held at 2 the Little League Field next 5 Sunday, April 30. Eight year J ©Ids will report at 1 p.m.; nine 2 year olds at 1:30; ten year olds • at 2:15; and eleven and twelve | year olds at 3:30 p.m. S If it rains on Sunday, try • outs will be held in the eve- | nings at 6:15 p.m. starting with » the eight year olds on Monday; t nine year olds on Tuesday ; ten ; year olds on Wednesday; and ; eleven and twelve year olds on 2 Thursday. 3 Mrs. Otto Larson ftill again • organize the Little League aux- 3 iliary. She will be at the Little S League field next Sunday, sc 1 while the boys are practicing, s. the mothers are urged to. get 7 In touch with Mrs. Larsen to 2 find out more about the work i at the auxiliary. LOW BIDDER Low bidder on 2.20 miles, of resurfacing on Rt. 120, west of McHenry, is the Suburban Oil Co., Forest Park. The state contract, in the amount of $58,- 013, also included other resurfacing in the county. HONOR SOCIETY MEMBER Ulrike Mueller, a senior, was a hold-over member of the National Honor society from 1960 and her name should have been included on the list of MCHS students named last week. COAL PRODUCTION Co"al production from 104 Illinois mines totaled 3,694,164 tons in March, the Illinois Department of Mines and Minerals reported last week. Phoae EY 5-0841 ^LEFS 204 RIVERSIDE DR. iiiiiiffliiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiimiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiii fe^j!km Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 R. J. Miller, Owner Ph. EV 5-0477 or EV 5-2284 Program Starts at 7:15 FRI., SAT. & SUN. April 28, 29 & 30 All Color Program WALT DISNEY'S "101 DALMATIONS" -- AND -- DISNEY'S "THE HORSE WITH FLYING TAIL" Open Fri., Sat. & Sun. lllilllillltlllllllllilllllliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliillliiHi ADAMS. VAUPELL VIE FOR HONORS ON GOLF TEAM Both Gary Adams and Bob Vaupell have been members of the McHenry golf team for the past 3 years. Each has earned 2 major "M'S" in this sport and this year they are battling out for the No. 1 position on the team. At the. present time, Gary has a slight advantage. Gary is averaging 39 strokes per nine holes to Bob's 41. Last year Gary placed second with 78 in the state district held dlt McHenry Country club. In the conference match, Gary placed second with a 74. As of last summer Gary posted a CDGA handicap of 3 strokes per 18 holes. Bob Vaupell also competed in both matches and shot 85, 82, Both boys are practicing continuously this spring hoping to win the district to enable them to make the trip to Champaign. The McHenry varsity team VniLLER! STARTS FRI., APRIL 2f WALT DISNEY'S "101 DALMATIONS" -- PLUS -- Academy Award Winner WALT DISNEY'S "HORSE WITH THE FLYING TAIL" All Color ELM THEATRE WAUCONDA, ILL. LAST DAY THURS. April 27 "REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE" starring JAMES DEAN Shows at 7:00 & 9:00 p.m. FRI., SAT., SUN., MON. & TUES. * April 28, 29, 30, May 1 & 2 • iFit&wamm t • t *J r. Walt DiSney? t « NEW ALL-CARTOON FEATURE A \ OMHundlM • # ^ andOil! J ? Dalmatians; 9 "1ecutkooioft9 j Admission Prices: Adults 90c Children 50c Fri., Mon. & Tues -- Shows at 7:00 and 9 p.m. Sat. & Sun. -- Shows at 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. WED. THRU SAT. April 3 thru 6 "CAN CAN" Wed. & Thurs. -- One Show only each evening at 8:00 p.m. Fri. & Sat. -- Two shows 7:00 & 9:00 p.m. PC3QE2E3E3E3E3E3E3C COUNT DOWN! I Conversation seems to have »originated from one of Adam's _ _ WATCH FOR of our in Next Week's Issue of this paper exanier Lumper Co. On Highway 31 -- South of Main St. -- McHenry, I1L EVergreen 5-1424 It's Zero hour here with our sharp n,e\& Miniature Course waiting Zip through the Flying Saucer then tussle with a Space Rocket and Bombs Away Laughs Galore Our Picturesque driving range offers rolling hills for the long ball hitter and marker flags for those approach shots, with velvety grass and top notch ball to work on. • '%* . HI-H0 GOLF RANGE Hwy. 120 East McHenry, Illinois * seems to be quite stroiig this year. Besides Gtu*y and "Bob, a strong junior, Bob Beckenbaugh, may be pushing the other two boys for the No. 1 position. Bob has earned two varsity letters and has been averaging 43 this spring. He should be able to get his score lower later in the season. Other members of the team who are fighting for positions are senior, Randy Hughes; juniors, Mike Fitzgerald, Bill Anderson and Ted Hornby; and sophomore, John Rourke. At the present time Mike, Randy and John are battling for the fourth and fifth positions. This year a sophomore team CRYSTAL DRIVE-IN Crystal Lake, III. THURS., APRIL 27 -- Double Feature Program -- starring "FIRST MAN INTO SPACE" MARSHALL THOMPSON MARLA LANDI -- AND -- "THE DAY THEY BOBBED THE BANK OF ENGLAND" starring ALDO RAY FRI. & SAT. April 28, & 29 -- Double Feature Program -- "THE LEFT HANDED GUN" starring PAUL NEWMAN -- AND -- "ALL THE FINE YOUNG CANIBALS" starring NATALIE WOOD ROBERT WAGNER LATE SHOW SAT., APRIL 29 "HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER" SUN., MON. & TUES. April 30, May 1 & 2 'THE SUNDOWNERS' starring DEBORAH KERR ROBERT MITCHUM PETER USTINOV WED. & THURS. May 3 & 4 1 Double Feature--Program - "THE ANGEL WORE RED" starring AVA GARDNER DIRK BOGARDE -- AND -- "KEY WITNESS" starring JEFFREY HUNTER will, be used in conference matchgs. The- followiagtottgre promising sophbmores and freshmen: Rich Brown, Craig Cone, Bill Funk, Ch^ii Newkirk, Rich Johnson, Bill Jorgenson, Mark Laskowski, Jerry Oeffling and Jay Saylpr. 49 By. Merrilee Liptrot BETTER GRIP Wrap a band Qf electrician's tape around the bottom end of the handle on hammers and hatchets to minimize slipping. WIDE SCREEN! OPEN WEEKENDS -- FRI. - SUN. APR.'28-30 First Showing! WILLIAM FAULKNER'S from the Niibel Prize Winner ...the Storjfc of Temple Drake ...and .•'•her' •' Creole lover, Candy) itimng Bradford 1 M A CtnemaScope Picture Produced btDarrfl P. Zatnek Production*. Jne. _ AND CO-HIT! n CHARLES HON ALSO i PARAMOUNT RElfASE LATE SHOW "DAVID AND BATHSHEBA" 218 S. GREEN ST. PHONE EV 5-0^44 See the outstanding Academy Award performances here this week! THURS., FRI. & SAT., APRIL 27, 28 & 29 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! TRESS t?> i'EAR! ELIZABETH TAYLOR Technicolor ! LAWRENCE HARVEY -- EDDIE FISHER Showing at 7:00 & 9:15 p.m. This feature not recommended for children SPECIAL MATINEE SUNDAY, APR. 30 3-5 P.M. JOHN WAYNE "Jet Pilot" •.. * Plus 2 Cartoons 5 BIG DAYS -- SUN. THRU THURS. APRIL 30 -- MAY 4 Academy Award Double Feature! , Best Motion Picture of the Year "The JACK LEMMON -- SHIRLEY McLAltfE f» ) This feature Shown Once each evening at 7:00 p.m. Plus Best Actor of the Year BURT LANCASTER "EI JEAM SIMMONS -- SHIRLEY JONES (Best Supporting Actress) This feature will be shown Once each even at 9:15 p.m. PLEASE NOTE: "Elmer Gantry" and "Butterfield 8" are not for the children. For these performances all children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by their parents. McHenry Theatre Management .p