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WW ThUraday, Much 7. 1963 T^aiS HeMiirl it x McHENRY PLAINDEALER S81X West Elm Street Established 1275 Phone 385-0170 Published Every Thursday at McHenry, tllinniif by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY. NATION AI EDITORIAL |AS^)C0T0N Hflli'llfMHIIMiiH PRESS ( assecliiTUB ) 1963 Subscription Rates In McHenry County Outside McHenry County 1 Year $4.00 1 Year $4.50 6 Mos. $2.25 6 Mos. $2.50 * Mos $1.50 3 Mos $1.75 Lorry E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editoi Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois C.O.F. STATE BASKETBALL IS ROLLINGALONG The seventeenth annual C.O.- F. basketball tournament started last Sunday in the MCHS gym before enthusiastic crowds. Second round games will be played next Sunday, March 10. As in the past, the games get better with the first round winners meeting in all divisions. Also to step up the tempo of the games we have Mr. Jacobson at the organ to entertain between games. March 10: 1 p.m. - St. Gregory Vs. McHenry Senior Division. McHenry will be strengthened with Ken Stilling and Gary Vycital. 2 p.m.-Aurora Vs. McHenry No. 2 Junior Division. A team made up of St. Patrick and St. Mary's players with Hezzie Miller coaching. 3 p.m. - Johnsburg No. 1 Vs. Moline Heavies Division. Two of the best teams in the division. 4 p.m. - Peru Vs. Johnsburg Senior Division. 5 p.m. - Johnsburg Vs. St. Gregory Ranger Division. 7 p.m. - McHenry No. 3 Vs. McHenry No. 1 Jtinior Division. Jon Meyer Vs. Jim Doran as coaches. 8 p.m. - McHenry Vs. Johnsburg No. 2 Heavies Division. Both teams having ex-McHenry high school stars. Results of March 3rd: McHenry 35-St Gregory 18 (Rangers). Johnsburg 33 - St. Gregory No. 3, 13 (Juniors). McHenry No. 3, 29 - Aurora No. 2, 20 (Juniors). McHenry No. 2, 43 - St. Gregory No. 2, 18 (Juniors). Aurora No. 1, 41 - St. Gregory No. 1, 11 (Junior). Johnsburg No. 1, 80 - St. Gregory 49 (Heavies). McHenry 68 - Hampshire 47 (Heavies). Championship games Sunday afternoon, March 17, with McHenry Stage Group Band entertaining between games. Little League Notes The registration cards are here and you may pick them up at any one of the following places of business: Lee and Ray Electric on Main St., Justen's Standard Service at 3522 W. Elm St., Hester's Service Station 3603 W. Elm St., Huck's Standard Station at the corner of Riverside Drive and Elm St., or at Ernie's Sports Center on Green St. There will be a map of Mc- Henry's Little League area posted in Ernie's Sports Center. This area includes all of the City of McHenry, Eastwood Manor, Woodlawn Park, Hunterville, Shalimar, Aqua Lane Estates, Orchard Beach, McHenry Shores, Orchard Heights, Country Club Estates, Mineral Springs, Emerald Park and all of the Bull Valley and Pistakee Bay area which lies within the lines of the McHenry Grade School District. Insured Under Group Plan Group accident insurance is mandatory for all leagues chartered by Little League Baseball Inc. All players, as well as managers, coaches and umpires are thus afforded protection. The cost to our league is $250.00. That cost along with the cost of new caps and Tshirts, is the reason we ask for $3.00 with each registration. However, if you do not have the $3.00 and still wish to play, you may register and we will see that you get to play ball. Sophs Lose 44-32 To Barrington For the second successive week the McHenry sophs encountered a team they had trouble with earlier in the season and they went down in defeat by the score of 44-32 to a keyed up Barrington squad. The 32 point total was the lowest of the season for the underclassmen who until three weeks ago looked like they were unbeatable. It was the second loss in a row and the fourth of the season, as opposed to 14 wins. Rich Smith was high scorer for the Orange and Black with 10 points. McHenry FG FT F T Any boy, who will have reached his eighth, but not his thirteenth birthday before August 1st, is eligible to sign up. In each issue, we call to your attention the registration date of March 21st at the V.F.W. club house at 7:00 p.m. If you can't be there that night, call anyone of the Little League officers before hand and we will see that your registration is cared for. The reasons for putting a deadline on registration are these. First of all, we have to know how many boys to plan for. Secondly, the player agent has to prepare a list for each manager, giving each boy's age and birth date. But, probably the most important reason of all this -- a deadline on registering will help keep the number of players on each team down to a minimum, thus affording the boys, who really want to play a chance for friore participation in every game, and this, after all, is the object of Little League Baseball -- to give every boy a chance in the great game of baseball. McHenry Recreation Ten Pin Queens -- K. Kurbyun 446; Marcella Goss 482; E. Sturm 436; N. Ohlson 520; E. Miller 426; A. Sheriff 433; G. Smith 506; Z. Rutherford 176-498; L. Harrison 430;- N. Larkin 420; B. Meath 473; M. Donnelly 189- 181-521; D. Overton 442; J. Doherty 176-475; M. Doherty 192-544; L. Michels 468; M. Fuchs 187-477; N. Cristy 177- 480; T. Meyer 461; E. Conway; 496; E. Justen 432; W. Gehrke 181-511; E. Cross 181-451; M. Haupt 485; M. Karls 431; J. May 180-513. Wednesday Nite Mixed -- Pat Rothering 467; Leo Rothering 215-567; Leona Wagner 432; Tony Rebel 534; Stan Thomas 215-212-613; Herb Freund 203-565; Joe Kuna 217-204-565; Viola Justen 216- 499; Wanda Gehrke 179-464. Catholic Daughters Of America: E. Nimsgern 193-540; E. Gorth 175; I. Thompson 181; B. O'Brien 475; S. Ballowe 180; M. Harrison 179-497; J. Rizzo 181-478; P. Ruemelin 171-483; J. Kralowetz 456; L. Smith 455; G. Sigman 476. Lo - Bowlers - S. Consago 181- 420; D. Miller 431; M. Schroeder 156-413; B. Justen 164-451; V. Meek 147. Rails-V. Meek 5-10; D. Miller 5-10; C. -Freund 5-7. Tuesday Thirty - Niners: Claire Rosing 179-202-197-578 !!!!!; Barbara Gilpin 470; Grace Benetz 176-187-499; Rosemary Prezetacznik 413; Carol Freund 422; Donna Schaefer 446; Lucy Knox 450; Mary Einspar 406; Billie Mackinder 181-464. R.R.--R. Przetacznik 2-7; J. Czajkowski 5-7. Thursday 9:15: R. Kuna 200-211-193-604; N. Lange 200; W. Exline 516; E. Koch 204-574; R. Cynowa 583; D. Oldenburg 208; L. Pierpaoli 222-207-589; N. Dalby 202-565; G. Abel 210; W. Blake 201; H. Durkin 202; W. Sigman 551; R. Freund 213. Wonder Lake Men's Bowling League: Indiv High game - Don Lucky 252; In-. High series-J. Osterby Team High game 1066-Team high 3 games 3071. Business Men's: F. Mathesius 202-560; Jo: Wurm 203-545; Ralph 200-532; J. Justen 222-564; A. Jourdan 537; B. Haldeman 213; B. Schmaling 542; R. Weyland 534; T. McNish 216-555; R. Peisert 227- 211-590; H. Rothering 413; A. Rebel 233-591; W. Groth 215; D. Hansen 526. Friday Nlte Owls: E. Rand 423(33); L. Vacondio 461; L. Ferwerda 178-460; M. Otto 426; F. Kuna 426(27); S. Sutton 200-207-561(72); I. Krcier 426; M. Foss 176-451(82); J. Kreutz 438(39); G. Meyer 177-433(34); L. Worts 441(42); R. Simon 178-473(65); L. Freund 448; M. O'Brien 442; M. Karls 177-465(24); M. Voase 445(31). Rails -H. Schroeder 5-8-10; V. Groh 4-7-10; M. Kuna 5-10; N. Piatt 4-10; D. Noonan 3-7; L. Freund 3-10 & 5-10. a Palace Recreation Tavern League: C, Behnke 208-538; D. Weingart 519; J. Gray 513. Tuesday Niters: B. O'Brien 535; T. Theanes 542; J. Etten 202-539. C.O.F. 9 O'Clock: R. Justen 201; J. W. Schaefer 220; D. Rosing 235-541; Geo M. Freund 202-576. C.O.F. 7 O'Clock: B. Kreutzer 215-557; B. Gende 525; V. Miller 546; D. Kreiger 212; H. Michels 215- 530. McHenry Mixed Moose: Mel 225-522; Ed 200-516. COURT BRIEFS A charge of driving with no license plates was made against three drivers in the court of Justice of the Peace Charles M. Adams last Saturday and each was fined $7. They were Janet H. Kozy of 1410 N. Glen drive, McHenry, Jack R. Stowe of 503 Emerald drive, McHenry, and Ronald M. Berry of Crystal Lake. against three drivers, all of whom paid $10 fines. They were Daniel J. Powers of Crystal Lake, Anthony Ramacciotti and Dominic DeRose of Chicago. William O. Gosselin of Aurora had a $12 fine imposed for disobeying a stop sign. J. Carbone of Palatine was fined $23 for driving an overweight truck. Speeding was the charge Tomasello's Tomasello's Monday Nite: Nancy Piatt 467-177; Jeanne Hamm 466-176; Zelda Malochleb 441-165; Libby Johnson 432-172; Lillian Olsen 193; Virginia Mahal 169; Lorraine Lowery 165; Sharon Thiel 160. Simpsons 48-21 Vaculas 41-28 Violas Midwest 36-33 Russ Foods ......... 35-34 County T.V 33l/£ -35^ Hill Toppers 32-37 Fredrickson 30-39 No. 6 18% - 50% Suppose those rock-ahd-roll crooners ever stop to LISTEN to their product?? Andrew P. Peterson of Round Lake was found guilty of driving too fast for conditions and fined $20. Wayne Taylor of McHenry was fined $100 and costs for reckless driving on a charge of Gerald Stoxen, who said his car was damaged when Taylor attempted to pass him as he made a left turn the previous week on Rt. 12, near Solon Mills. Taylor appeared before Justice Joe Ritter Saturday. ARMY ENGINEERS MEET LOCALLY OH FLOOD DAMAGE A fine of $10 was imposed on Heinz Funk of Crystal Lake for improper passing and lane usage. James Umbarger of McHenry was fined $20 for speeding. A $10 fine was imposed on Danny McGrave of Volo for not having a valid driver's license. Residents of the McHenry- Fox Lake area who have not previously submitted flood damage statements covering the 1960 and 1962 floods of the Fox river are asked to complete the statements immediately, the Chicago Army Engineer district has requested. A meeting was held Wednesday morning of this week, when representatives of many subdivisions gathered to assist Army engineers with plans for a house to house campaign among those homes badly damaged by flood, and where refjbrts have not -been turned in. Damage forms are available at the local post office, McHenry bank and the Plaindealer office. All those who suffered damage in floods of recent years are asked to pick them up, fill out and return. The Army Engineers are completing their survey of flood damages during the next week. Preliminary analysis of the flood damage data collected last fall and winter in a local campaign indicates that Thomas Schaffer of Waukegan road, McHenry was fined $20 for driving with faulty many properties sustained flood damages which have not bee®^ reported. Officers of local improvement groups are bem# asked by the Army engineer# to collect such data or to ea^ timate damages in their -ipective areas. Chicago district personnel will begin studies and formUr ation of new projects as soofj^ is an analysis of flood damage nas been completed. Among projects to be cofife sidercd are the regulation of McHenry Dam, together with required channel improve-' ments to permit a lower peak stage in the i Chain O' Lake# luring major floods and estab^ lishment of multiple - purposfe reservoirs for flood control,* conservation, etc., on the Fo(E river, and its tributaries. Consideration also will be ixiven to allied water uses, including water supply, low-flow control, recreation, fish ahdr wildlife, conservation and pollution abatement. O j ) e r a t i o n of c o n t r o l l i n g works on existing lakes in Wisconsin to effect a measure of flood control also will be considered. mufflers when he appeared in the, court of Police Magistrate Donald Howard Thursday night. IP LABEL 0LLAR Hiller Moss . Smith Soda Bentz 1 0 2 2 0 3 13 3 4 3 10 3 10 7 2 12 5 Lockwood 1 1 1 3 Lavrenle 0 2 5 2 Total 10 12 14 32 McHenry 5 6 8 13 32 Barrington 13 6 11 12 44 NEW\ EUREKA Se y w Wal 11 Reasons Why To See Us II You Need A Water System or Well 1. Only trained personnel in their respective field of Drilling -- Pump Installations Point Changing -- Service Calls 2. Largest pump inventory in the county (Jets, Submersibles and Sump Pumps) 3. Both Red Jacket and Dayton authorized agency 4. We guarantee water in 24 hours on our system 5. A guarantee in writing 6. We service all makes including Montgomery Wards and Sears pumps 7. Our men and machines are completely insured 8. Pump cutaways on hand for your inspection 9. Parts available for all makes 10. Besides pump installations we do both well drilling and drive well points IE EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS ON DISPLAY avr them WORK -- OVEK 70 PUMPS IN STOCK McHenry County Well & Pump WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN We Repair and Service ALL MAKES of PUMPS Located in the Village of McCullom Lake 2& miles from McHenry on McCuilom-Wonder Lake Rd. Phone McHemy 885-5253 or Residence 885-0718 POLISHERSCRUBBER VALUE! SPECIAL CORD CLIP AUTOMATIC SWITCH AUTOMATIC TOE TOUCH HANDLE RELEASE ALL STEEL CONSTRUCTION • BIG, SAFE FUR MODEL 11 NITURE GUARD LIFETIME r s CHOICE PRESENT MUSICAL The music department of Woodstock Community high school will present the Rogers and Hammerstein musical show, "Oklahoma," on March 28, 29 and 30, at 8 p.m. at the school. jr& SPECIAL OF THE WEEK AA'dGEDY ANN Round Steaks 795, CJ. S. 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