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PageFoux THE M&ENRY PLAINDEALER Wednesday, November 21, 1962 -^jr Wti&Ah. SO I HEAR The hottest news in bowling circles is a report that John Looze bowled a 500 plus series Yes, he did! Some fellows are "money bowlers". The grapevine tells us that a turkey was set up as a prize so, like a good Pilgrim father, John was shootin' for meat on the table for Thanksgiving. He just didn't reckon with the luck of one "Chuck" Peterson, who came through the timber with the turkey on his shoulder. When Leahy, Brennan and the likes were coaching Notre Dame football, their lineups were packed with names like Szmanski. Now they have a coach named Kuharich and we see" such prominent names as Hogan, Farrell and Kelly. -- .The Warrior basketball varsity got off on the right foot with a 74-63 win at Antioch. Now comes the Grant game here on Wednesday night of this week. Chicago reports a coin shortage -- pennies and nickels. We ftckve that same problem out here in the country, but it doesn't stop with nickels. - After so many years of writing reasons why we are thankful at Thanksgiving time, it is hard to come up with new ideas. b One thing1 we are thankful for is that Christmas isn't any closer than it is from this ppint. From here on we will hear -- "Buy now. Pay next year." We are always thankful for good health and thankful to be around for another Thanksgiving. The fellow who said "It is tough to grow old, but tougher not to" wasn't just flippin' his Bp. We are thankful for good friends and that friendship still rates tops for us in our formula for happiness. We are thankful that tolerance in its many phases is gradually smoothering smallness. We are thankful when the barber asks, "Wet or dry?" It gives us a chance to ask for a little moisture -- just enough to keep the hair from covering our eyes. We are thankful for a Thanksgiving thinner invitation to dine in our baby sister's Ijome (Chicago). Bet that kid will set up a feast that will show 'em all -- a dinner to end all talk of wonderful meals! We are thankful for all of God's blessings and the right to enioy those blessines as this Thanksgiving Day of 1962 approaches. Daily Pinups There are those who lose their balance and marry; there are those who marry and lose their balance. MCHS VARSITY CAGERS BEAT ANTIOCH 74-63 Grant High Teams Come To McHenry Wednesday Night The 1962-1963 edition of Cliff Fulton's McHenry Warrior basketball squad staged a determined second half rally at Antioch last Friday to defeat the Sequoits of new head coach Roger Andrews by a score of 74-63. Some very excellent rebounding by Joe Fino, and spirited play by John Rourke and Don Meyer in the last two periods greatly contributed to the victory. The Warriors had difficulty getting their offense in gear in the first quarter and feli behind by a score of 18 to 11. But Rourke found the range in the second quarter as he personally tallied 10 points and things began to look much brighter. During the period, however, the home team was able to keep pace with the Warriors and left the court at intermission with a 41 to 35 lead. Th» Warriors started the third period with a string of 12 straight points, and from that time on the situation looke:l to be under control. Don Meyer hit three shot*- from 20 feet and Fino had two baskets and two free throws in the third quarter. Meyer continued to score readily in the. fourth period and got, assistance from Rourke, each boy scoring at crucial times. Rourke led all scorers for the evening with 10 field goals and 3 free throws for a 23 point total.. Meyer totaled 15, getting 11 in the second half rally. Big Fred Kusch followed with 11 points for his evenings effort; but he sat out much of the game because of 4 fouls in the first half. Coach Fulton was pleased with the work of Dick Jelinek who took over for Kusch. Fulton expressed a thought in the lccker room after the game that substituting freely throughout the entire ball game was a definite factor in determining the outcome. The next Warrior game is Wednesday night, November 21, in the local gym. The soph preliminafy game will start at 7 p.m. McHenry FG FT F T Rourke, G 10 3 3 23 Meyer, G 7 1 1 15 Fino, F 4 6 3 14 Kusch, C 4 3 4 11 Farr, F . . . . 2 2 1 6 Freund, G 1 1 2 3 Jelnick, F 1 0 0 2 Smith, G . . . . 0 0 2 0 Totals 29 16 16 74 Antioch FG FT F T Hallwas, F 4 6 2 14 Lang, C 5 1 2 11 Kublcki, G 3 4 5 10 Macejka, F 4 1 2 9 Lear, G 2 3 2 7 Gruidl, G 2 1 2 5 Brownlee, G 13 1 5 Gates, G 0 2 1 2 Total 21 21 17 63 McHenry 11 24 19 20--74 Antioch 18 23 7 15--63 Frosh-Soph Five In Last Minute Win At Antioch Then there was Methuselah who said "The first hundred years are the hardest." Scientists say onions are the secret of good health but science hasn't proven how to keep them a secret. i Some friends accept you 'for better or worse", some so HEY KIDS! Sat. & Sun. Matinee Has Started Again COME ON DOWN AND HAVE SOME FUN 1:30 - 4 p.m. Sat. ft Son. JUST FOR FUN Roller Rink McHenry, 111. The McHenry Warrior froshsoph basketball team opened the 1962-'63 campaign with a well earned 53-49 victory over Antioch last Friday night at Antioch. A free throw by Rod Mauch and key baskets by Ken Lawrence and Rich Smith in the last minute assured the victory. The game was a nip and tuck a f f a i r f r o m t h e o p e n i n g whistle. The local boys held a first quarter lead of 15 to 10, but Antioch carried off a 30 to 28 lead at half time. Richard S o d a , M c H e n r y f r e s h m a n , came (up with some terrific defensive plays in the first half and converted two of them into breakaway field goals. The shooting of Rich Smith of the Warriors and Bernie Smith of Antioch was another of the first half highlights. McHenry was able to outscore Antioch in the third quarter by a 12 to 10 count, so the last stanza began with the score all knotted up at 40 - 40. Rich Smith led the Warrior point production with a total of 20, followed by Mauch with 10 and Gary Lockwood with 10. Lockwood sat out a considerable part of the second quarter because of fouls. Bernie Smith was high man for the Sequoits with 15 points. Lockwood and Lawrence did a good rebounding job for the Warriors. McHenry (53) FG FT F Pts R. Mauch . 3 4 3 10 K. Lawrence .... 3 0 5 6 G. Lockwood .... 4 2 4 10 R. Smith 8 4 3 20 R. Soda 3 1 0. 7 V. Beck 0 0 0 0 W. Hiller 0 0 1 0 Totals 21 11 16 53 Antioch (49) FG FT F Pts B. Schmitz 4 2 3 10 B. Smith 6 3 4 15 V. Rogers 3 7 1 13 J. Inman 3 1 0 7 W. Henning .... 1 0 5 2 J. Edwards 10 3 2 Totals 18 13 16 49 McHenry 15 13 12 13--53 Antioch 10 20 10 9--49 MARIAN CENTRAL'S FOOTBALL BANQUET SUNDAY, DEC. 2 Tom Simpson, chairman, announces the fourth annual banquet for the football team of Marian Central Catholic high school will be held Dec. 2. Murray Warmath, head coach of the Minnesota Gophers, will be the guest speaker. Marian had an outstanding football season and this event promises to be an excellent affair to top off the good year. Tickets are available from Tom Parsley, coach, Tom Simpson, McHenry, Bill Riley, Crystal Lake, and Bob Conway, Woodstock. How Can I ? by Anne Ashley (Persons who wish to have help with specific problems may write to Anne Ashley In care of W. L. Gordon Features, 9th floor, Resor build ing, 37 W. Seventh street, Cincinnati 2, Ohio, sending along a stamped self-addressed envelope.) JR. JAYCEES SEE BOWLING MEET AT McCORMICK PLACE called friends take you for "more or less". It's better to see the point than to get stuck. A comma is the character that divides "woman as pretty, generally speaking", and woman as pretty generally speaking. The McHenry Junior Jaycees bowling league went to Mc- Cormack Place in Chicago Saturday to see the World's Invitational bowling tournament. About sixty boys and girls made the trip, being accompanied by Mr. Joe Kuna, Bill Long and Bob Freres. Many of the boys and girls talked to a number of the bowlers and received autographs from such stars as Marion Ladewig, Marge Merrick, Don Carter, Pat Patterson, Glenn Allison, Bill Lillard, Billy "G" or Golembiewski and Dick Weber. Some of the highlights were games of 268 by Andy Marzick; 265 by Bill Lillard; and two games of 259 by Jim St. John. Many of those tough splits and railroads were picked up like it was very easy to do. Bill Lillard and Harry Smith broke the all time World's Invitational 12 game record only to have Jim St. John of Chicago top not only their record but also bowl a 1410 six game series, highest of all time. Everyone enjoyed the trip tremendously and are looking forward to our next one. Anonymous Use The Classifieds Things seem to come to people who wait --especially, if they know what they're wait- CONTE Custom Tailor Fine Chicago Custom Tailor Now Living in McHenry Ready to Accommodate You in ALL KINDS OF TAILORING Ladles' tf Gentlemen's Clothes By Appointment Call 385-3713 PHILIP CONTE 1003 S. Osage Dr. Oakhurst Subdivision McHenry, Illinois Tomasello's T.N.T. League -- F. Kasperski 220-554; M. Hettermann 198-492; E. Rad 189-477; M. Smith 470; D. Kibbe 180-466; J. O'Leary 455; E. Weber 447; L. Hurckes 439; B. Hettermann 439; A. Becker 438; L. Smith 436; B. Jensen 433. Railroads; M. Smith 6-7-10. Palace Recreation C.O.F. 9:00 p.m. -- G. Freund 531; A1 Blake 204- 541; H. Freund 204;' G. M. Freund 528; H. J. Steffes 235- 595. Monday Nite Ladles League -- L. Crouch 431; B. Smith 177. Tuesday Niters -- J. Etten 210-558; W. Michels 565; H. Useman 202. C.O.F. 7:00 p.m. -- B. Kreutzer 532; B. Gende 200-223-611; B. Thennes 200- 544. McHenry Recreation Wednesday Nite Mixed -- Emil Hinspater 427; Norma McCanley 185-440; Helen Rothering 440; Pat Rothering 192-485; Herb Rothering 203- 569; Mary Ann Thennes 178- 446; Kay Wiser 430; Karen McNalley 208-503; Mary Kuna 443. Monday Nite Commercial -- E. Stein 202; W. Schwab 212-210-577; D. Houghton 200- 533; A. Schwanke 540; D. Wiegman 526. Tuesday Nite - Thirty-Nlners: Sandy Foley 431; Virginia Doherty 185-489; Claire Rosi n g 1 7 6 - 1 7 9 - 4 8 7 ; M a r g a r e t Fleming 409; Anne Leone 403; Nancy McGee 412; Dorothy Hiller 179-482. Railroad :s Doherty, Stoffel 5-8-10. ' Tuesday Nite - Thirty-Niners: Nov. 13 Lucy Knox 175-445; Janet Heide 183-457; Dorothy Hiller 450; Dorothy Freund 465; Virginia Doherty 190-446. Catholic Daughters of America -- E. Nimsgern 206-516; C. Freund 183; M. Thennes 180- 473; B. O'Brien 182-503; J. Schmunk 450; E. Groth 187- 469; B. Clark 176-505; J. Wiles 162; P. Ruemelin 176-475; J. Pieroni 189-464; C. Boro 177- 475; E. Nell 183; C. Wagner (lo) 144. Rails -- B. O'Brien 4-7-10; D. Miller 5-10; G. Doyle 3-7-10. Tomasello's Wednesday Nite Ladies League S. Wirfs 165-450; M. Hiller 171-456; T. Hay 177-439; L. Homo 188-514; S. Angeloff 162; F. Counley 160; E. Buehrer 148; J. May 198-527; M. Mala 158-415; T. Jinga 174-419; M. Nowak 172-445; G. Ryan 151; J. Tomasello 149; T. Jakubowski 169-434. Rails: J. Peterson 5-9-7; T. Jinga 5-10. McHenry Recreation Thursday Nite Business Men's: "Rip" Peisert 537; "Doc" Saylor 545; Ed. Buss 225-203- 597; L. Wright 527; Q. Jandt 202; M. Wieser 202; Fred Mathius 203-549; Nick Justen 203-564; "Gene" Schaefer 203- 5 8 9 ; L e n n y 2 0 6 - 5 6 0 ; H e r b Rothering 534. Thursday Nite 9:15 p.m. Q. How can I make my own paperhanging brush? A. Here's a good brush for the "do it yourself wallpaper hanger: Take an 18 or 20-lnch length of % -inch board about five inches wide, and along one edge of this nail a length of ordinary rubber garden hose. Then over tills hose, tack on both sides of the board a strip of discarded long-nap rug, This will prove a very handy tool for "ironing" out and eliminating the air pockets in your freshly applied wallpaper. Q. How can I remove some grease spots from hardwood floors? A. First scrub the spots with water as hot as can be borne. Then drop ordinary peroxide of hydrogen on the spot. Let dry, and, in most cases, the spot will have disappeared. Q. How can I remedy a dull can opener? A. You can often restore a sharp edge to the opener just by boiling it in water for several minutes. * Q. Please suggest some good hints on the successful manufacture of gravy. A. If your gravy is lumpy, beat it with an eggbeater until the lumps disappear. If your gravy does not brown as it should, add a tablespoon of strong coffee. The addition of a tablespoon of cream to brown gravy gives It a delicious brown, too. Q. How can I avoid the inevitable splitting of the wood when it is necessary to drive in some screws close to the end of a board? A. The best way to' avoid this catastrophe is to drill pilot holes through the board for your screws. Select a bit that is Just slightly smaller in diameter than your screws. Q. How can I remove burnt spots from granite? A. Cover the spots with a teaspoonful of baking soda, mixed to a paste with water, then heating it. Never try to scrape with a knife. Q. How can I prevent spot rings from forming on fabrics when removing stains from them? A. By placing a felt-covered furniture floor cup under the spot while applying the cleaning fluid. In addition to preventing a ring from forming, the brush-like fibers of the felt also keep the material from slipping when the spot is rubbed. Q. What is a good way for warming leftover meats? A. Place them in a pressure cooker and add three tablespoons of water. Let the steam build up to the starting point, remove from the Are, and let the pressure go down. The following men have qualified by shooting a 200, 550 series or 50 or more pins over their average. J. Looze 158-171-173-502; C. Peterson 196-191-150-537; M. Crouch 144-194-242-580; M. Dalby 200; A. Krause 201; W. Coari 209; B. Blake 237-188- 172-597; L. Nimsgern 166-209- 199-574; B. Kreier 205-180-209- 594; G. Rodenkirch 155-171- 224-550; L. Smith 182-200-173- 555; R. Weide 206-203-181-590. Tomasello's Friday Nite 9:15 J. Ciechon 214-537; R. Miller 200-557; S. Major 200- D. Miller 225-586; B. Pflug 528; Rf Vermillion 536; A. May 212; A. Kattner 227; B. Booth 229-536; W. Bychowski 201-558; B. Bishoff 540; B. Koczar 528. DINE OUT ON jrimnklguHng Starlite's Mai-Ling Restaurant SPECIAL THANKSGIVING DINNERS Complete with Soup, Salad, Potato, Beverage & Dessert Roast Tom Turkey with Dressing $2.50 Child's Portion $1.50 (Under 12 years old) -Baked Ham with Candied Yams $2.75 Child's Portion .$1.95 Also Serving a Complete Line of Cantonese Dishes Your Favorite Cocktails At the Lounge and Dining Room STARTING NOV. 26, OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Lunches 11:30 - 2:30 -- Dinners 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. Fri. Sl Sat., 5 p.m. - 1 a.m. Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. Starlite Lounge & Restaurant 3924 W. Main St. Fhone 385-0951 IMPROVES AND BEAUTIFIES FIREPLACEI '%£AM0-Rfll/ OLEAM/NO SOUD BRASS FRAME! HEAT-TEMPERED GLASS DOORS! COMFORT, F.liminitn dr»ft»... --«««». even heaL BEAUTY • Solid braa frame Nfnih with modern or traditional decor. CONVENIENCE • Piano-hinged doon open ewily. Sliding draft doon control fire. SAFETY • Prot ecu children and pea from flying (park*. FIREPLACE ENCLOSURE ThMuMcl/ Ito Tuw kbwU &WQU)ktot/l CALL OR STOP IN AND SEE OUR COMPLETE DISPLAYS, OR SENO SIZE OF FIREPLACE OPENINO FOR FREE COLORFUL FIREPLACE IOBA • ROCHUREI Distributor •-- •Stiiiing, 6 Town & Country Gifts 1331 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, IIL Phone 885-0297 Q. Hour MO I clMn black fdtr A. The nse of a half-cup ol cold tea mixed with a teaspoonful of ammonia is usually effective in cleaning black felt. Q. How can I perk up some "tired-looking" cloth artificial flowers? A. With a dunking in starch. Add some cake coloring or dye to your starch and, after dipping the flowers, hang them head down to dry. Q. How can I remove dried paint drippings from hardwood? A. By rubbing lightly with steel wool dipped in a liquid cleaner, rubbing with the grain of the wood. Q. How can I make the white collars and cuffs, and other white trim, on my little girl's dresses sparkling white when laundering them? A. Dip a small toothbrush into bleach solution and rub over the white parts before laundering the dresses. This takes only a few minutes, and the dresses will look fresh and new much longer. Q. How. can I pre v^-n t wooden garment hangfefS^irom c o n s t a n t l y s n a g g i n g s o m e o f my dresses and other garments? A. If you'll give these wooden hangers a coat of clear shellac, the wood won't be so inclined to chip or sliver. Q. How can I remove some heat rings from the top surface of one of my tables? A. A paste of salt and olivr oil, applied to these rings with a brush, will help. Let this stand on for about an hour before removing. Or, let a thick coat of petroleum jelly stand on the marks for about 48 hours before rubbing off with a soft cloth. Q. How can I remove paint spots from my hair? A. With some warm vinegar. Then, of course, you'll need a shampoo to remove the odor of the vinegar. How can I clean a spot on my white kid shoes when there is no cleaning fluid at hand? A. 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Special Thanksgiving Matinee "IF A MAN ANSWERS" Starring Sandra Dee & Bobby Darin STARTS FRIDAY For Seven Days ELVIS PRESLEY in "GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS!" STARTS FRI., NOV. 30 WALT DISNEY'S "LADY AND THE TRAMP" And McHENRY THEATRE 1204 N. Gr. Ph. EV 5-0144 PLEASE NOTE: Effective Monday, Nov. 26th the theatre will be closed mid-week-- Monday through Thursday until Christmas. WED. - THURS. NOV. 21-22 Bobby Darin - Sandra Dee "IF A MAN ANSWERS" 2 shows each night 7-9 p.m. FRI. SAT. & SUN. Nov. 23. 24 & 25 ELVIS PRESLEY "GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS!" Fri.-Sat. 2 shows 7-9 p.m. Sunday 5-7-9 p.m. SUNDAY MATINEE ONLY 3-5 p.m. STEVE REEVES 'THIEF OF BAGDAD' Plus 3 Cartoons NEXT WEEK: WALT DISNEY'S "LADY AND THE TRAMP" THIS SUNDAY NOV. 25th DANCING 7:30 - 10:30 ""'LEY OOP" THE HOLLYWOOD ARGILES Plus • SHARON RENI # JUST FOR FUN Roller Rink, McHenry, 111. Thanksgiving Dinner and dine with us at . . . Sail In THE MAIN DECK of FOX LAKE MUSIC NIGHTLY Friday Special Fresh Lake Perch -- $1.25 Sunday Special Country-style Chicken - $1.50 "All You Can Eat" Mallard Duck ...... $3.50 with Wild Rice and Candied Sweet Potatoes Roast Young Tom Turkey . $?.75 with All the Trimmings Baked Virginia Ham . . . $2.50 with Glazed Pineapple Roast Chicken $2.50 with All the Trimmings FLORENCE & BERNARD HAVILAND & SONS JUslice 7-7122 Rt. 59 at Rt. 132, Grand Avenue c