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^Thursday, November 9, 1961 THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Page Five _ One of our old faithfuls, ..Edith Rand, has marked these low average bowlers who went high over their averages this wTWk with the Nite Owls. K. , Wiser has a 108 average and was thrilled with a 401 series. J. Kraus at 113 got 398 pins .while E. Kaminskis boasted a 107 average with a 390 . series. June Diedrich featured • -a 210 game in a 557 series* Shjrley Sutton hit 538. Middle man for Elm St. Service, B. Michels, clipped pins to a merry tune 224- 613 at the Palace. Those C.D. of A. girls are turning in some neat scores, --fimilie Smithson's 223-539 and "touise Smith's 201-50T5 were tops. Elizabeth Weyland's 116 average got a shot in the arm wiffi a 401 series. Now hear this! Anchor man M. George of the "R" Place town piled 'em up like this: 2^-213-225-651. That's fancy. McHenry Recreation Tuesday Thirty-Niners--(previous week) . . V. Doherty 437; D. Freund 470; S. Walsh 468; L. Knox .476; D. Stoffel 449; J. Czajowski 177-479. . Tuesday Thirty-Niners -- • jB. Mackinder 454; D. Freund 4*; A. Leone 450; D. Freund 461; C. Freund 444; D. Stoffel 470; B. Gilpin 447. 1 Nite Owls -- L. Vacondio 195-497; L. Worts 466; S. Etheridge 176- '471; P. Rosing 194-492; M. karls 468; S. Sutton 187-177"- 538; I. Ferwerda 176-483; M. --Qtto 181-484; D. Stoffel 473; Huff 176-478; V. Groh 436; Anderson 445; F. Kuna .-- 189-466; M. Wilbrandt 176-460; ^K* McNally 498; R. Romkow- ^ske 492; J. Diedrich 186-210- - 557; L. Miller 461; J. Amann --*435; j^ajjroa(js. jr Osman 3-10; - F. Anderson 5-7; M. Sulok 4- 7^" 7-10; A. Borovec 5-10; M. , -Ethpridpp 4-5-7. Thursday Nite 9:15 League -- Otto 536; Nimsgern 576; R. fna 205-562; Coari 200; Cor- 211-573; S. West 201-532; R. Smith 545; T. Getner 208- 212-590; D. Kleinhuisen 214- 600; G. Kinsala 203-535; J. 'Larkin 535; M. Crouch 202- 575; Haufe 204-542; Breede •539; J. Marsella 205-203-573; M. Krueger 220-606; Buralli 567; R. Boro 202. Ten Pin Queens. -- M. Doherty 192-209-549; L. Uttchels 187; N. Larkin 181- 177-503; K. Kurbyun 465; J. Way 183-503; N. Cristy 177- 461; T. Meyer 217-507; E. Hester 179-481; T. Steffan 178-504; M. Donnelly 189-184- 533. Railroads; L. Michels 5- . ,7j. Kathy 5-10; Dolores 5-10. McHenry Wednesday Nite Major League -- R. Shanefeld 612; V. Paust^ n 611; J. Etten 596; A. ^Carroll 593; A. Kunz 590; W. Webb 583; W. Carlson 581; S„ Buenzli 573; H. Jensen 567; A. Jackson 562; D. Hignight 560; D. Buralli 564; H. Beh- JZZa£e 567; R. Peisert 556; L. Smith 553; B. Larson 553; D. 1 Ferris 550; T. Shane 550. Railroads: H. Pate 8-10 and I 4-6-7-10; R. Cynowa, Sr. 4-7- ; 9-10. Kpndnv Night Commercial League -- I Mary K. 200-556; G. Freund - 202-535: D. Hiller 211-220-620; B. Nolan 211-562; Rassmussen - 213; A. McCarroll 222-553; N. ^ Justen 211-556; B.~ Kelly 222; F. Matthesius 204; E. Amann - 536; R. Garrelts 228-572; C. Green 212-542; E. Steinsdor- - fer 225-539. Business Men's League -- Sfe. Peisert 223-568; A. Hafer 210; Gregory 532; M. Wieser 560; C. Hansen 214-596; H. Jourdan 205; M. George 213- 213-225-651. C. D. of A. -- L. Smith 201-507; J. Pieroni 195-492; A. Gaulke 480; M. Fischbach 200-475; E. Smithson 223-539; G. Barbian 490; A. Gausden 432; M. L. Then- 179-464; B. O'Brien 486. Z railroads; J. Schmunk 4-5; H. Donovan 3-7-10. Tomasello's Friday 9:15 League -- R. Stilling 564; J. Busch 533; B. Popelka 538; E. Popelka 540; L. Ryden 211-534; D. Huff 214. T.N.T. League -- J. May 179-170-517; M. Hettermann 178-489; H. Meyer 207- 489; I. Godina 470; C. Thomas 181-459; L. Smith 177-459; V. Smith 454; I. Stilling 454; C. May 445; B. Hettermann 443; N. Piatt 179-437; M. Joyce 430. Railroads: B. Hettermann 5-10; J. Mortimer 5- 10. £_ WATER RADIOACTIVITY Radioactivity measurements for Illinois waters have assumed greater significance since the resumption of nuclear weapons testing, according to William C. Ackermann, chief of the Illinois State Water Survey. The Amer i c a n Foundation for the Blind has awarded ten social work fellowships of $2,000 to qualified professionals who plan to make their careers in the field of work for the blind. Two of the blind students among the twenty granted scholarships by the American Foundation for the Blind thit. year plan to become professors of mathematics when they've earned their degrees. The El Camino Real, or King's Highway, running from San Francisco to San Diego, was built on the old route connecting the various early missions. CAMPION ELEVEN TOO STRONG FOR MARIAIU1 TO 0 Marian Central's Hurricanes this week are looking for an ignition, a sparkplug to move the team's offense consistantly against a strong Wahlert high school eleven at 8 p.m. Saturday on the Woodstock Community high school field. The Hurricanes have gradually shook off most of the effects of their 32-0 drubbing by a fast, aggressive Campion team last weekend. Coach Tom Parsley figures the defensive team will show the aggressiveness and positive attitude it needs to thwart (he Dubuque.Iowa team if some semblance of offensive spark can be developed. Marian's defense kept the countywide Catholic school in the game against the Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin private school until the fourth period when Marian trailed only 12-0.at the end of three quarters. With a much touted offense available. Parsley had hopes his Hurricanes could suddenly I ignite. Three times during the I game a Marian worked to ! within the foe's 15 yard line | twice within the nine-yard | line but fizzled. j Besides ignition problems, i Parsley is faced with the loss I of one or two regulars this ! week because of scholastic ini e l i g i b i l i t y . F i r s t s e m e s t e r j grades Thursday are not expected to be good reading for some of the players, and Marian insists on good grade reports as a first requisite for participation in varsity athletics. Campion gave Marian a physical beating and the Hurricanes must recuperate from the rugged game. Marian carries a 6-2 season record into its battle with Wahlert, and then must face Notre Dame of Niles. To offer an idea on Notre Dame's prowess, the Dons trounced St. Edwards of Elgin 42-0, while Marian beat St. Edwards only 15-0. Marian has backfield :men with the speed to maneuver and the talent to break away if they can get through the line of scrimmage and into the secondary, Parsley believes. Mechanical mistakes have been plaguing the offense most of the season. Marian must be at its best for Wahlert, the former Loras Academy. This is a school of 1,700 students (Compared to Marian's 670 students' and/ lost to Iowa's No. 1, ranked team a week ago only 18-12. An alarm clock may have short legs, but it can really make time fly. When a g-il is as fit as a fiddle, she usually draws the beaux. CONFERENCE HONORS TO 5 WARRIORS By Ernie Useman NOTICE I will be back in my Salon Nov. 15. Phone EV 5-0430 for Appointment JEN'S BEAUTY SALON Same Conscientious Service Five? Warriors were named among the 22 All Conference football players chosen by head c o a c h e s r e p r e s e n t i n g N o r t h Suburban teams Monday night, and 6 others were listed as missing by a slim margin. Fullback Paul Morenz, quarterback Bill DeCicco, tackle Larry Freund, guard Ed Mars, and end Bob Fletcher gained All Conference titles, and the remainder of a full McHenry Eleven were very close to receiving honors. Conference rules do not permit publication of their names. During the annual meeting, candidates names are submitted bv their coaches and votes are cast for 2 players to fill each position.. Result announcements do not distinguish between first and second strings. 1 A complete listing includes I the following: LE: Etters i«Rarr) and Skinner (Pal) -- i LT. Freund < McH* and Migei ly I Pall LG: Mars (McH ) .'and Schuh (Pal* C: Lewis (Ran* and Reardon (Pali - RG: Hill l Lib t and Brasile (Wood) -- RT: Graham (Barr) and Popetz (Zion) -- RE: Fletcher (McH) and Botts (Dun) -- LH: DeBruler (Lib> and Roberts (Pal) -- FB: Morenz (McH) and Merutka (Pal) -- RH: Potter (Barr) and Payne (Zion) -- QB: DeCicco (McH) and Peters (Dun). McHENRY PLAINDEALER Est. 1875 3812 W. Elm St. Phone 385-0170 FALLOUT INFORMATION A continuous roun d-t h eclock air monitoring .by Illinois air monitoring stations will keep officials alerted to future fallout conditions and residents of the state wiH l)e made aware of any danger, according to Dr. Franklin D. Yoder, director of Illinois Department of Public Health. Air monitoring stations in Illinois, located at S p r i n g f i e l d . C h a n n a h o n a n d Metropolis, reported a sharp increase in the daily fallout, over Illinois shortJy after Russia resumed its nuclear testing several weeks ago. An 82-year-old doctor in Lisbon Falls, Maine, had been irritated for some time at Iho rising- rate of speed of local motorists. So he decided to do something about it. He dug an old megaphone out of his attic and, now when he sits on his front porch, he keeps the megaphone handy so he can call through it to all speeders who pass. Attention Businessmen! Have Your Christmas Party At The OAK PARK HOTEL 5 Mile's East Of McHenry NDtALER Published Every Thursday at McHenry. 111. by McHENRY PUBLISHING CO. H A T I O N A l E D I T O R I A L ^ AsgbcfoTi<H: \ 8 5 S 0 C I 8 T I S M / MKSI Larry E. Lund --! Bus. Mgr. Adele Froehlich. Editor Subscription R.ates In McHenry County Outside NlcHenry County 1 Year $3.50 i 1 Year $4;Q0 6 Mos $2.00 : 6 Mos. $2.25 3 Mos $1.25 i 3 Mos $1.50 Controlled Circulation Postage Paid at McHenry. 111. iiMllilliilillilitlliilillihilllilllillliimilllllHIilllllllHlillllllllllillllliiiillliiuiilluiiiiiiiiHiiilililiitiir!' 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