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Page Four tHE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, March 29, 1962 SO I HEAR... r Walt Freund toured down to Florida the pai=rt wefck and took in six White Sox games. Now, that's ouv idea of a good vacation. For -years we have been suggesting that it might be a good Idea for Ye Olde Plaindealer to send its sports editor southward along about spring training time, but they always tell us 'to go some other place. From Walt's report, we take it he isrVt ready to predict a penant for the Sox. He follows big league baseball with as keen intexest as anybody we know, so in another couple of weeks we plan to ask if he thinks anybody can put those Yankees in their place or out of their place. Victory Smile LORN A .M1LLKK That final game of the state basketball tourney was about as thrilling and unbelievable as they come. With Carter off to a 13-2 early lead, we weiej young lady, daughter of Loren Attractive Lorna Miller of Ogden. Utah, last weekend placed fifth^n national ski competition held in her home slate. Prior to that time the about ready to turn on a west ern movie. Decatur must go down as a great team. It takes that certain something to go all the way and win the close Miller and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller of 2917 Lincoln road, McHenry, won the inter-mountain ski championship downhill race at ones. And. isn't it wonderful; Mount Baldy Sun Valley. Idato be able to watch those ^ an(j fjrst at Utah. games right in your own easy chair. Somebody left a Mallory hat in our office. Wish they would claim it. Too small for us. Next week Lorna will race at Brighton, Utah, and at Knudson. In all, she has twenty-six trophies. The big annual basketball game between the Faculty and Seniors is all set for Friday! night. The Seniors edged the j •< older boys last year. Look outi They want revenge. We look for a full house and a house full of action. MCHS Baseball Team Trains For Opener April 5 With the first High School baseball game scheduled for April 5. the squad is making the* best of: poor practice consa\ V a robifl" j aitions to get iri shape for the last person. in game. The first game will be We finally Must be the Northern Illinois to see one! at Grant. this spring. With two cherry 1 Hopes are running high this trees in the back yard, we'll J year to equal or better the see plenty of them through j second place finish of last the summer. I spring. -- | Back from last year's varsi- Tony Espey has just finished j ty are. Seniors: Harry May, his freshman season on the Bill DeCicco, Paul Morenz, Whitewater State College wres-1 Vern Petersen, Bob Harris, t'ing team and has gained the j Bob Fletcher, Dick Himpleoutstanding recognition of be-( man, Ray Franklin. Chris Bening chosen co-captain for thejnett; Junior: Lloyd Smith, coming year. Nice going, Tony. [ Moving up from last year's j Sophomore team and working Daily Pinups hard for starting positions are A woman's promise to be on j Ted Freund. John Hiller. Joe time usually carries a lot of Fino, Joe Himpleman. Tim wait. Farr. Phil Schmitt, John Reese, Pat Doty, and Jt.hn Creamer. McHenrv Faculty Vs. Seniors Game Friday Evening Friday, March 30, has been set as the date for the McHenry faculty to play against the seniors in a basketball game in the MCHS gym. As in previous years this should be a real thriller.' This year the faculty has added two new names to their roster. Ralph Scharnau and Gene Brooks, others are Cliff Fulton, J^ck Thomas, Paul Mandli, Dean Hargis, Bill Hutchinson, Don Sea ton and Charles Cuda. The faculty is out for revenge because of the one point loss last year. Members of the seniors team to participate in this annual game are Vern Peterson, Paul Morenz, Harry May, Robert Fletcher, Chuck Miller. Bill De Cicco, Ed Stacknick, all members of this year's varsity. A few others from this class will be added as substitutes. Proceeds from this game are used to purchase equipment for the McHenry athletes. A preliminary volley ball game will be played between the student leaders and women faculty at 7:15 p.m. AUXILIARY OF BOAT CLUB PLANS PARTY IN APRIL PONY LEAGUE A smile has face value and credit besides. Elephants come in various colors depending upon where you saw them. tittle League Notes Tonight. Thursday, March 29, at 8 p.m., there will be a Little League meeting at the city hall. We hope to coma minute but "explain iPfor ; pl(,,e 1 a" our P^'iminni y work 'lor ilu> coming season at this meeting. So don't nyss next week's column, for we will The McHenry Pony League is off to a start for the coming season. Charlie Brown, who has carried the heavy load for many years, has retii'ed from th*3 presidency and (after some urging I accepted the office of secretary. Louis Swedo, another hard worker through the years, has given up his managerial duties and has been elected president for the coming year. Maynard DeVoss is the new vice-president. Earl Walsh continues as treasurer, and Dick Hester as player representative. Registration date will be April 14 (2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.) in the American Legion hall. Cards will be distributed in the schools. The Pony League takes in the entire McHenry Community high school district. Players who failed to turn in their suits at "the end of last season must do so immediately. Parents are urged to see that this is done withou? further delay in order to keep these boys in good standing. The Chain O' Lakes Boat Club auxiliary has completed the plans for the third annual Las Vegas Nites to be held April 28 at 8:30 p.m. at the Wing 'N Fin, Volo. There will be dancing to a live band, buffet supper and games. After the buffet supper there will be an auction of many lovely gifts. The public is invited. Mrs. Ingrid Brown and Mrs. Carol Hill, co-chairman for this event, promise a good time to all who attend. Proceeds from this event will -go toward helping defray the expenses of the improved racing schedule this summer. Charter membership will be open until our next, meeting to be held April 7 at 9 p.m. at the Wing 'N Fin. After this time a small initiation fee will be charged. Women must be sponsored by a member of the Chain O" Lakes Boat club. Louise Gutowski Publicity Chairman BOWLING NOTES Mel Krueger's big 671 series is the eye-catcher in bowling this week. It takes a heap o' bowl in' each game to make such scores: 224 - 235 - 212. Ted Getner got stronger each game to total 642 pins. He warmed up with 178, hit 223 in the second and 241 in the third game. Harv Jensen's 629 series tops the Majors where most scores are in the upper bracket. The McHenry County Tourney for junior bowlers starts in April. The release reached us after the entry date, but we will print more about it as the event rolls along. Opens New Business icon ourton, recenny francnised aistriDutor ror Lindsay Soft Water Co., in McHenry county, is pictured beforp his place of business at 3721 W. Elm street. Although Mr. Burton j^tually opened on Jan. 23, all facilities were completed just this week. A former distributor in Cook county, he is offering a line of seventeen ^different models in his store. SERVICE NEWS • A bore is a benevolent bein; who will bring you the news in hours ha\ i Then, there was the philanthrapist who started at the bottom being a boot black and I ^lsU'"'">»• tryouts. opening tlie information on worked his way as a barber. to the top dates, etc. There has been a lot of mtcrest in Liltle League shown ANONYMOUS' by the boys since the snow I disappeared. At registration ' time we will accept all applications Ironi 1 III\ s who live in ihe McHenry Liltle League ,area. so don't J'eel that you ! mighi not "make the leam." HAIRDKKSSKRS TO MKKT The Northwest S u b u r I) a n unit, No. 47. Illinois Hairdressers and Cosmotologists association. will meet on Wednesday, April 4, at 8 o'clock in the eve- ' It is a prerequisite 'of Little ning at Campbell's Hearth- j League baseball that any boy stone restaurant. Palat i n e, 1 who signs up and shows up Guest artist will be Joseph'for the required number of Ray. All members and visitors practices must bp placed on a are welcome. team. See \ ou next week. ATTEND FT A CONVENTION Mrs. John Bolger accompanied foui members of the Future Teachers of America to Aurora last Saturday, where they enjoyed an interesting program at the annual state convention. The girls attending with Mrs. Bolger were Tudi Haasl. Mary .Jane Pitzen, Pam V o n O b s t f e l d e r a n d S u e Nowak. It is hard to hold a man down without staying there with him. SECURE PRE-CANA LECTURES FOR APRIL SESSIONS Conferences for engaged couples will be held April 1, 2. 4, and 6 at Christ the King 1 church. Wonder Lake. Rev. , Francis J. Bpnnike, a well known lecturer, will conduct the Sunday afternoon session. 11 will be a venture in understanding man and woman psychologically. .. Mr. and Mrs. William Lennon will give the married couple's practical evaluations of marriage on Monday evening, April 2. Physical aspects will be explained to the men by Dr. William Nye, and to the ladies by Dr. Santo Ruggero, on Wednesday, April 4. Rev. William F. McMahon will conclude the [sessions Friday evening, April 16. with discussion of actual I marriage, arrangements. Each couple completing the course | will receive a marriage training diploma, which will either eliminate or shorten their mar I riage instructions, usually givj en in their parishes. | Although - all Catholic engaged couples are ex peeled to | attend, this program is open to I every engaged couple in Mcj Henry county and surrounding I towns. For reservations, phone Wonder Lake 4461 (Mr. and ] Mrs. Anthony Misiak) or Woni der Like 4233 (Mr. and Mrs. I Andrew McCann). William J. Martinec, radioman third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Martinec of 3518 N. Fairview avenue, McHenry, has returned to Norfolk, Va.. while serving aboard the destroyer USS Du Pont, after a seven-month deployment with the Sixth fleet in the Mediterranean. The ship visited Golfo di Palmas, Sardinia; Naples: the islands of Corfu and Rhodes; Athens; Malta; Barcelona; La Spezia, Italy; Psnm^es, Golfe Juan and Toulon, along the French Riviera, and Marseilles. During the deployment, the ship hosted twenty-four officers of the Federal German Navy for a trip from Naples to Malta for a conference, took aboard forty-six members of a Congressional party by highline at-sea transfer, underwent two days' buffeting by winds in excess of 50 knots in the winter's severest storm, arranged and hosted a USO show, in Haly, took pait in NATO Operation Checkmate, and joined two French destroyers for a bilingual week operating at sea, in addition to taking part in normal fleet operations. MEDITERRANEAN -Robert J. Olson, seaman, USN, son of Mrs. Etta L. Becker of Route 9. McHenry, serving aboard the fleet oiler USS Canisteo, operating as a unit of the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. Since leaving her home port at Norfolk, Va., more than six months ago, the Canisteo has steamed more than 36,000 miles and has: pumped more lhan 38 million gallons of oil, jet fuel and aviation gasoline to approximately 275 ships of the fleet. In addition to these duties, the ship has carried fleet freight and delivered mail to ships at sea. A'-ny Pvt. Peter F. Viehweg, wlv parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mondry, live in McHenry. completed the twelve week engineer equipment mechanic course at the engineer school, Fort Belvoir, Va., recently. The 22-year-old soldier en- LOCAL ROTARY TAKES PART IN WORLD OBSERVANCE During their club meetings, some 500,000 Rotarians in 124 countries, frgm Aabenraa, Denmark, to Zarate, Argentina, simultaneously observed World Understanding Week, March 18 to 24. Rotarians have long been dedicated to the advancement of international fellowship of business and professional men. In observance of the week, the local Rotary club wrote letters to the governmental bodies in cities the size of McHenry in other countries, in an attempt to learn more about life in the various parts of the world. These leaders of their business and professional communities feel that since modern communications and transportation methods have helped create a world community, the world's peoples must come to lered the Army last September and received basic combat training at Fort Knox, Ky. Open Week Days 6:45 p.m. Open Sat. & Sun. 2 p.m. miiiEn; PRIBLA Treasurer NOW ENDS SATURDAY "THE THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES" Plus "THE UNDER WATER CITY" Also Color Cartoon HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Mrs, Elmer Kiddelsen was the first person to claim a $100 bill for obtaining four cards spelling the word CASH in the local Jewel store's current contest. Kiddelsen resides at 4205 W. Crystal Lake Road, McHenry. STARTS, SUN., APRIL 1 AUDREY HEPBURN Bkehkebst "flEFBNYS A PARAMOUNT RELEASE TECHNICOLOR' **""rTTliVii'inrmiiiTrA*^,i-wk"'"""' ' Check Our APRIL SPECIAL On NEW CAR FINANCING STATE IK Pi t % t V COMING Sunday, April 1st DICK I and the CRESCENDO'S at ROLLER RINK McCULLOM LAKE PRICED-for QUICK SALE Brand New Two Bedroom Home Gas Heat - Tiie Throughout More Natural Kitchen • Cabinets Than You Need If You Need An Economical Place To Move Into NOW! Call JAKE LEVESQUE EV 5-4141 INTRODUCTORY OF! Lindsay Soft Water Rental Plan $200 per month 914 X. Front St. DANCING 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Mc-lif-iirv CRYSTAL DRBWI-iN THEATRE Routes 14 & 31 Crystal Lake, 111. SPRING OPENING Thursday, April 5th FREE SHOW Be Our Guest # I'nlimited Soft Water ® No Tank Exchange ® One Flat Rental Charge Let a Lindsay representative show you a complete water analysis test of your water Free of charge. You will not believe it, until you see it. No obligation! Attend The McHENRY HOME SHOW Fri. - Sat. - Sun. April 13-14-15 '.JUST- FOR FUN a ROLLER RINK • WATER CO. 3721 YV. Elm McHenry 385-3900 TOP SALESMAN George J. Rodenkirch of A. S. Blake Motors, Inc., McHenry, is one of the top Plymouth salesmen in the United States and is receiving national recognition for his automobile sales record in 1961. He has been selected as one of 144 members of the Diamond chapter of the Plymouth All-Star Salesmen's club and has been invited to attend the annual meeting of the exclusive sales organization April 5 to 8 in Hollywood, Fla. He earned the honor in competition with 8,000 Plymouth salesmen throughout-the country. NEW VICE-PRESIDENT David G. Watrous, George A. Rink of Wonder Lake and Hugh Wells have been named to new positions at Earle Ludgin and company, Chicagobased advertising agency, if was announced this week. Watrous becomes president of the agency; Rink, executive vicepresident; and Wells, vicepresident and creative director, now assumes the direction of all creative operations. Youth To Hold Church Offices The young people of the First Baptist church are looking forward to next week when they will take over the manj^ offices of the church to try their hand in operating {he church program. All offices of the Sunday School, training union and church will be filled by the youth of the church during the week of April 1 to 8. Special services throughout the week will spot-light the young people of the church. Officers and their respective,, offices are as follows: Sunda^ School superintendent, Leonard Morris; teachers of the Sunday School and training union, Janet Morris, Diana Erb, Joanne Reed, Rosemary Chappell, Russell Phillips, Lee Chappell, Jean Phillips^ Jim Morris and Karole R€q|L The training union director is Eddy Erb, church pianist is Rosemary Chappell; director of* music, Jim Morris; pastor Lee1# Chappell; ushers, Peter Saar and Ed Erb; Church clerk, Jo- Anne Reed; and treasurer, Russell Phillips. The church will also begin an early morning worship service to be held prior to the Sunday school hour. This service will begin at 8:30 a.m. Sunday, April 1, and will be ii^ addition to the regular morning worship service at 11 a.m. know and understand each other and to live as neighbors should. VISIT THE 1962 f r I BtT'5,,0 FP . JCAD ! LEE AIR - RAIL - HOTELS or Complete Escorted And Independent Tours Your Authorized Travel Agent CHAIN-O-L AKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3917 W. Main St. McHenry Phone 385-5251 1204 N. Gr. Ph. EV 5-0144 THjL'RS.. FRI. & SAT. larch 29, 30 & 31 "THE THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES" Thurs -- 8 p.m. Fri. & Sat. -- 7 & 9 p.m. ^ SPECIAL MATINEE SUNDAY 3-5 p.m. • > "WACKIEST SHIP IN THE ARMY" Plus 3 Cartoons SUN., MON. & TUES. April 1, 2 & 3 JAMES CAGNEY ONE, TWO, THREE" %, Sunday at 5, 7 & 9 p.m. Weekdays 8 p.m. WED. & THURS. April 4 & 5 MELINA MERCOURI 'NEVER ON SUNDAY' One Show -- 8 p.m. Watch For Our APRIL SPECIAL On NEW AUTOMOBILE LOANS MeHEWKY STATE BANK WATCH FOR BEN FRANKLIN'S Ke-iJpe*tlna tsraakw, April 5 9 A.M. W| See Us Ai Our Home Show Booth BEN FRANKLIN 1250 N. Green St. EV 5-0806 %