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*0* "Four THE Mc&ENRY PLAOTDEALEH CS»* Thursday. MajlB. 1961 Uirj. mwms ' 4« €oh£. O/a&Ju »M i • +.-m> i* . SO I HEAR ... ip , Evenings are fine, but this } idea of getting up in the morn- - 7*ing on daylight saving time isn't even for the birds. && And, how are your dandelions this year, Never saw such fa beautiful crop. CRYSTAL LAKE NINE OUT SLUGS SHAMROCKS 12-11 There'll be song in heaven if there never was before. John Sutton must be there. He loved .the joy of singing and whole- ""'some fun with a party of "'-"friends. . The Northern Illini Bowmen will mfet Tuesday night at 8:15 (tin the American Legion home. -This live organization recently Jen joyed a party with the Wau- ' kegan Bowmen. ^Popularity -- r The following item, typifying the usual concept of popularity. "Appeared long ago in a high school paper under the sober heading "Six Rules for Being Popular": 1. Own a car. 2. Be a good conversationalist. Jj 3. Own a car. 4. Own a car. 5. Present a good appearance. 6. Own a car. )TE: If the .car is a convertifHe, rules 2 and 5 can bo disregarded. 33 11 elp Needed -- I Somebody is going to have E to step forward real soon to ^."manage and coach the boys *i^Crganized as the Blackhawks. .-v^This appeal is serious. 7* We have boys in the 15 and ^36 year age group who are organized to play, but have no manager. The boys are -equipped and J^can be included in a league if ! they get in this year. Next J year will be too late. » Boys in this age group need • the right kind of activity. S Please call Fred Pedersen I and let him know what heir Th"ro™- ; you can offer. Ami any boys I Slolen Bases; Schaefer | who are interested can still apply. X Tinie is running out -- fast! Last Sunday, Crystal Lake defeated the Shamrocks 12-11 at the local diamond. The batting stars of the game for the Shamrocks were Chuck Pierce and Don Bentz. Bentz drove in two runs with a double and a single. Pierce had five runs batted in for the day, four of them coming on a grand slam homer. Roger Tinder had our only other hit. The Shamrocks league record now stands at one win and one loss. Next Sunday the Shamrocks play a double header a* Harvard and Richmond. Crystal Lake (12) AB R Johnson, cf .-3 1 Wallen, lb 3 0 Schultz, p 1 0 Freund. c 6 ., 0 Wilbrandt, rf 5 1 Thurow, If 5 3 Hansen, ss, 3b 5 2 2 McHenry Country News Pitt at, ee Rotary Awards: • % • • Lpfe Ray Nelsen Hostetler, 2b Dermond, ss • Reinert, 3b . Peacock, p • Bullock, lb • • 37 McHenry (11) AB J. Schaefer, ss 4 G. Freund. 3b 3 D. Bentz, lb 4 R. Tinder, If 3 C. Pierce, cf 4 R. Bujak, 2b 4 R. Benson, c . 4 T. McAliffe, rf 3 J. Adams, p 0 D. Litwin, p 2 B. Stacknick, p 1 J. Knox, ph 1 12 10 R 3 2 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 Crystal L. 023403000--12 10 4 McHenry 001010720--11 4 3 Winner: Peacock. Loser: Adams 2-1 Doubles: Bentz Home Runs: Pierce, Johnson, ; Perils of Appeasement -- • Little Tommy came home 5 from school with a black eye. S "What have you been up to?" £ demanded his mother. S "I've been fighting Billy • Briggs," the boy confessed. 5 "Well, tomorrow morning 5 take him some cake and make « friends," his mother told him. • * Tommy did so, but the fol- ? 5owing afternoon he came ; jiome with the other eye j blacked. "Good heavens!" ex- 5 jrioded his mother, "who did : that.," • • "Billy did," said Tommy. "He 5 ^vants more cake." S ; ~ Word from Joe Frett that ; Richmond will play the Johnb- • «urg Tigers next Sunday at 1 3 "fc-m. on the Johnsburg diamond. - The time change comes about Jjecause of make-up arrangements. The McHenry Shamrocks play an early game at Jiarvard, then a second game "fat Richmond. Ron Freund, of McHenry's track team, qualified last Saturday at the district track Sneet held in Rockford, for the fctate meet to be held Friday jind Saturday at the University of Illinois. Ron qualified by ivinning the 220 yard dash, •^ice going, Ron. 5 Daily Pin-ups f Every prune was once a jjilum, but no plum need revert to being a prune. Pens are used for letter writing; I.O.U.'s are often used for waits. • « I ? 1 ?aper S S Pursesuaded: shopping spree. I * i Solo flight: flying off the • Jiandle. Bentz 3, Bujak 1 4, ^ Ubivot 2wr Jean Weyland So ends one of the nicest guest days in the memory of your reporter. 100 ladies played golf, bridge and ate from a lovely buffet. Here are the low net winners listed by city and class: Crystal Lake Class A -- 1st, Betty Nelson, 40; 2nd, M. Scharkey, 41. Class B -- 1st, A. Rasmussen, 39; 2nd, E. Klitz and D. Sterling, tie, 45. Class C -- 1st, M. Lockwood, 47; 2nd, M. Wilber, 48. Woodstock Class A -- 1st, L. Carlson, 34; 2nd, M. Jenson, 37. Class B -- 1st, S. Carroll, 38: 2nd, M. McNiel, 44. Class C -- 1st, M. Norris, 45; 2nd, W. Wright, 48. McHenry Class A -- 1st, D. Beckenbaugh, 39; 2nd, F. O'Connell, 40. Class B -- 1st, A. Vaupell and E. Conway, tie 43. Class C -- 1st, R. Muska, 36; 2nd, M. Jackson, 40. Many thanks to the girls who worked to make a success of this day. It couldn't have been nicer. Next week is second round of our mixer with listings as printed last week. Tee times will be posted. Question for the day! How come Joanie Buss had such a rough day? Eddie was the one who went to the Sox game? The second round of our dir e c t o r ' s t o u r n a m e n t a g a i n came up with many clos€ matches, winners as follows: Class A -- E. Brown beat J. Phelan, H. Conway beat G. Yorgan, P. Overton beat J. E. Sayler, E. Buss beat J. Larkin, H. Wilkinson beat A. Jackson, J. Moss beat L. Consaga, R. Rosing beat V. Adams, T. Evans beat O. Marion. Class B -- H. Reinhansperger beat E. Gac, D. Weber beat G. Rink, R. Rode beat B. Newkirk, B. Blaney beat B. Beckenbaugh. Low Net 1-7 -- Ed Buss. The games committee claims that since Ed was the only member in the above class to completely fill out his score sheet (score, handicap and net score) his net of 75 is the winner. Low Net 8-12 -- R. Johnson 63, H. Tonyan 68, T. Wheelock 68. Low Net 13 and up: D. Weber 70, R. Rode 73, M. Hoffman 74. Round of the Week -- Ray Johnson, 73, Sunday. On Saturday, his partner, Paul Overton, says, "What happened"? Shots of the, Week -- Doc Sayler: Duece on the fourteenth hole. Hank Tonyan sank his blasting wedge from the left sand trap, but after he got in the left sand trap from the right sand trap on the fourteenth hole. Art Jackson (one of out short hitters), on the seventeenth hole, hit a driver and an 8 iron. Locker Room Chatter -- • -- Hr*Tonyanr after three-putting 5 holes on the front nine asked J. Varese, "John, Arnold Palmer takes off his glove when he putts. Do you think that would help my putting?" John, always obliging, said, "Sure, the way you putt, try anything once." Hank did, and only had one three-putt on the back nine and shot a 38. D. Rosing played in his first" tournament against V. Adams who has won our club championship more times than any member. On the tenth hole H. Tonyan asked Dick, "How do you stand in your match?" Dick replied, "Until this hole, not bad, but this hole is lost. I'm lucky if I get an 8." Dick made his 8 (out of bounds). Vale proved ho is human as he lost the hole and the match. Did you notice that Jimmy Demaret has a twin playing on our course, not his golf shots, but his dress apparel. (Rex Roseberry) Ella is buying his clothes. Very rice, Ella. "Bud Michels, Have a chair, what will you have? Ambey, put it on Ray's ticket." Next Sunday the match of the week should be Overton Cadillac vs. Buss Ford Sales. Sunday, May 14, marked the opening of the sailing season at Pistakee Yacht club. At 1± a.m. the starting gun was fired for the first race of the Chinook Series. Seven boats were on the line. The course was three and one half laps windward, leeward. R 18, Jim Laughlin of Powers Lake finished in first place. Jim can be considered as probably the best "C" boat skipper in the midwest as he won the Blue Chip Regatta on Pistakee Lake last September. This regatta is open only to the top skipper on each lake in the Inland Lake Yachting association, and the Wisconsin Yachting association. Y 63, Gerry Schloemer, was second. Y 4, Don Looze, was third. The only difficulty experienced during the race was at the finish line when Y 33, F r a n k D a v e n p o r t , c a p s i z e d about five feet before he crossed the line. The U. S. Coastguard assisted in righting the boat. N£W CONTESTS ARE SCHEDULED AT STATE FAIR At the recent athletic banquet sponsored by the McHenry Rotary club Howard Braun, head tennis coach and assistant basketball coach at the University of Illinois, is shown with Tom Thoma and Dan Kinnerk as they proudly display the special trophies awarded them for their participation in cross country and wrestling. PISTAKEE COUNTRY CLUB NEWS ' 2 Z <F One golfer turned to bowling ^because he would be sure not •Jo lose tfae ball. • One good racket TO turn to 4n the summer is the tennis •facquet. Anonymous : inmiiiiiiiiHiiiHiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiii' f FOX VALLEY I RIDERS : omumiiuuiatifuiiminitiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiitiuir ! Members of the Fox Valley 5 Riders Motorcycle Club are 1 holding their first race of the • season, May 21, at their track ; on the Clint Raven Farm, • three miles north of Route 176 ! on the Griswold Lake blacktop. : First race at one o'clock. Re- | freshments and eats at the * s^ajgrounds. McHenry Tie Rods At our last meeting last Tuesday, we discussed the success of our car wash. We are grateful to all of you who brought in cars to be washed. One reason it was such a success was due to the work of the boys, by making signs and putting pamphlets on cars. We also discussed club projects for the summer. We are going to order them and have lettering put on them. This week we are going to have a short meeting and then work on our dragster. There is still a lot of work left on cutting the steel for the frame, Phil Bartmann and Bob Hopp are also working on a stock car which they intend to run this year. Good luck. By Chris Bennett PAPER DRIVE A paper drive will be conducted in McHenry and the surrounding community on May 28 by The Wheelers, a car club. HIGHWAY WEEK The President has proclaimed May 21 to 27 as National Highway Week, to draw attention to the savings in lives, time and money which highways bring about. Tony Victor's quartet retained first place in the Thursday Twilight League after the second round at Pistakee Country Club last week and chalked up a 165 low-gross team score. A1 Hill's team is in second place and Chet Cole's foursome is third, followed by teams in this order: Larry Ekeroth's team is fourth, Wally Golofit's fifth, followed by A1 Godina's, Harold Lennon's, Carl Westin's, Bob Bachechi's and A1 Thelen's. Carl Westin drew low gross honors with a 36. Del Vermillion shot a 39. Bill Chrisman Ed Lucht and Rick Kfueger carded low net scores with 29, 31, _and J32, respectively^ Carl Westin's team c$me in second to Victor's foursome in the low-gross department with 175, followed by Wally Golofit's team. Low-net honors went to teams headed by Larry Ekeroth, with 138, A1 Hill, 143, and A1 Thelen, with a team net of 149. The 50-player leagu^ will take its third swing around Pistakee's course tonight (May 18,. SCHOOL APPROPRIATION Bills appropriating $195 million to the University of Illinois Southern Illinois university and the four state teachers colleges were introduced in the Illinois General Assembly last wetk, Gov. Otto Kerner said. The money will come from the Uniyersities Bond Issue approved by Illinois voters at the general election on Nov. 8, 1960. The bills appropriate money for major construction and land acquisition for the University of Illi n o i s; for Southern Illinois U n i v e r sity and for the four teachers colleges at DeKalb, Macomb Charleston and Normal. Little League Notes The McHenry Little League will opeh its seventh season with three double headers this weekend. The minor league schedule is slightly revised for this weekend ?.nd is as follows: Eagles vs Owls -- Friday - 6 p.m. Falcons vs cardinals -- Saturday -- 6 p.m. Orioles vs Bluebirds -- Sunday -- 1 p.m. The Major League Schedule: Orioles vs Bluebirds -- Friday -- 8 p.m. Falcons vs Cardinals -- Saturday -- 8 pjn. Eagles vs Owls -- Sunday -- 2:45 p.m. Parents are urged to check the team rosters in this issue and the game schedule which appeared in a recent issue of the Plaindealer. The Little League officers and managers ask the parents not to send their sons to the games -- BRING THEM. Open dates for National Little League Tournament. A$T SHOWING Paintings by members of the local Creative Artist Guild are now on display in the Bayshore building at 103 E. Elm street, and for the convenience of the public, open house will be held this week Friday for all who wish to seethe paintings. ""Man can live only a few minutes without air, but a lifetime without an original thought. THURS. SAT., MAY 18-20 In Color "ATLANTIS. THE LOST CONTINENT" -- PLUS -- "KEY WITNESS" STARTS SUN., MAY 21 "THE MISFITS" CLARK GABLE MARILYN MONROE MONTGOMERY CLIFT BENEFIT PARTY Thursday evening, May 25, is the date set for McHenry Shores to hold a roller skating party at the local rink in McHenry. Members of the Old Timers club from Chicago will be out in force to share in the thrills and spills. The affair is sponsored by the group of homo owners known as the McHenry Shores Club, Inc. All proceeds are earmarked for a proposed community house. gQQgil3Q$30.n$y?7 ELM THEATRE WAUOONDA, ILL. THURS., FRI. & SAT. May 18, 19 & 20 "ATLANTIS, THE LOST CONTINENT" starring ANTHONY HALL JOYCE TAYLOR One Show Only Thurs - 8 p.m. Fri. & Sat. Shows at 7:00 p.m. & to see complete Double Feature by 8:30 p.m. SUN. & MON. May 21 & 22 --3-- Double Feature Program -- "CHARTROOSE CABOOSE" also "THE CANADIANS" SUN. -- Continuous from 4:00 p.m. -- Call for Feature Times MON. -- One Show Only 8:00 p.m. TUES., WED. & THURS. May 23, 24 & 25 "THE MIRACLE OF FATIMA" Sponsored by The knights Of Columbus Queen Of Angels Council Tues., Wed. & Thurs. -- Shows at 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. COMING SOON "PEPE" and "ABSENT MIWDED PROFESSOR" PHBQBDHCaaOD BACKS OTC bock wppMl BOLGER'S Drug Store 1259 N. Green St. Ph. EV 5-4500 FOX LAKE COUNTRY CLU S MIKE COYNE, Manager SEMI-PRIVATE 18 H©il COURSE On lonite 12 and Geneva Road Fox Lake, Illinois We Have Complete Private Facilities For Tournaments A.G.A. Members and Guests Welcome NO WAITING ON TEE! PHONE JUSTICE 7-0609 • miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii* iy you'll enjoy golfing at ee (Country, C^fub i • It's sporty -- a challenge to experts, fun for beginners • Handy -- near Routes 12 and 120 • No long delays • Playable after heavy rains • Crew-cut fairways, manicured greens • Tasty • cocktails, home cooking • And, the price is right. Play at Pistakee today! You'll be glad you did. Leagues, Totaroamesais and Banquets Invited. (Country South End of Pistakee Bay EVergreen 519854 For Tlmi MAH In Your IJFE $ and mmi loo..: Th«rG°0'ra©SSate@ @ot« so clos* to a Dad <§o © gift el wcwoSbSajo Ch@©so from our complete soScsfont. A rock n' roll contest, a disc jockey show and an evening dance to live music will be new features at the 1961 Illinois State Fair. Cash awards, trophies, medals and a chance for a contract with a national recording firm will be among the prizes. . The disc jockey cavalcade will feature the appearance of well known Illinois disc jockeys who will spin their platters and conduct a dance program for the young set. The evening feature will be dancing to well-known bands with a disc jockey acting as master of ceremonies. The roof garden of the Illinois building at the main entrance of the fairgrounds is to be transformed into a glamous dance area. The rock n' roll competition will be open to any youngster who has passed his tenth birthday and not yet reached his twentieth birthday. Information and application blanks can be obtained by writing Glen Farringtonr Illinois State Fair, Springfield. We keep hearing talk about a 13-month year. If they could promise us six Junes and 7 Octobers, we'd all be in favor of it. CRYSTAL DRIVE-IN Crystal Lake, 111. THURS., MAY 18 -- Double Feature Program "I MOBSTER" starring STEVE COCHRAN LITA MILAN -- AND -- "THE 39 STEPS" starring KENNETH MORE TAINA ELG FRI. & SAT., May 19 & 20 -- Double Feature Program -- "TALL STORY" With ANTHONY PERKINS JANE FONDA -- AND -- "YOUNG , JESSE JAMES" starring RAY STRICKLYN wfrxXRD" BARKER MIDNITE SHOW Sat., May 20 "THE SPIDER" SUN., MON. & TUES. May 21, 22 & 23 "THE DARK AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS" starring ROBERT PRESTON DOROTHY McGUIRE WED. & THURS. MAY 24-25 -- Double Feature Program -- "RETURN OF THE FLY" With VINCENT PRICE -- AND -- "THE LEECH WOMAN" starring COLEEN GRAY GRANT WILLIAMS in VFW CONVENTION The fifth district of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and their ladies' auxiliary will hold their convention meeting on May 21, in Joliet, at the Stone City V.F.W. Post, 501 S. Chicago Street, while the irtp will meet at the Cantigny V.F.W. Post, on Horseshoe Drive. This district, which is comprised of fifty-six post and auxiliaries, is the largest of the sixteen districts in the department of Illinois, of which FoX River Post, No. 4600, and their auxiliary are a part When men are occupied £t the calling to whicH they are most fitted, their hobby usually grows out of their work, as petals grow out of a flower. McHENRY THEATRE 1204 N. Gr. Ph. EV5-014 THURS., FRI. & SAT. May 1 8 - 2 0 TONY CURTIS as "THE GREAT IMPOSTER" Excellent feature -- tecamrended for all. Shows -- 7:00 & 9:00 p.m; SUN., MON. & TUES. May 21, 22 & 23 CARY GRANT DEBORAH KERR "THE GRASS IS GREENER" (Technicolor) 2 Shows -- 7:00 & 9:00 p^i. WED. & THURS., MAY 24-25 "OPERATION EICHMANN" WALTER KLEMPERER RUTA LEE See the true story of the facts leading to the famous Eichmann Trial. Ultra-Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 r-fW Owner • Ph. EV 5-0477 .or EV 5-2d|l Program Starts At Dusk FRI. & SAT., May 19-20 All Color Program "THE CANADIAN?" with ROBT. RYAN , -- AND -- t "THE ' FIERCEST HEART" STUART WHITMAN ; W JULIET PROWSE ' Also Color Cartoon SUN., MON. & TUES. May 21, 22 & 23 "THE HOODLUM PRIEST with DON MURRAY Also Color Cartoon , & Short Subject Starting May 21 we will be open every night of the week; iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiliiiiiiiiiiin NOW -- ENDS MAY 18 "ELMER GAMTRY" & "THE APARTMENT" Advance Run! Fri. to Thur., May 19-25 METROGOLPWYNMAYER piCCCJuD Ed: CIMAMIR The story of a man* a land, a love from the pen of the PulitEOE Prize Novelist I 5TTORE for men 1245 N. Green St. Phone EV 5-0047 McHenry, 111. Open Dally 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. 'til 12 noon USE THE FREE GREEN STREET PARKING AREA a^FDHl-jwa*SCHBl HJMBBJUBtHHI a ne (ma mm • m rail • u mm • ui win <> esi dan ta^MOISnUM-ttS.UiVa wUMgigMwmgma kOmiMSnp mmmmmmmmmm «kimetmcoior Plus Companion Feature WALT DISNEY'S •• ii 1GLE CAT" In Color Also • Bonus Feature (Fri. - Sat. Only)^ STARTS FRIDAY, MAY 26 MARLON BRANDO -- KARL MALDEN DBONE EYE0 JACKS" .