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TRB WeROntr PLAINDEALER •TM,. Thtirtdat/May §, 1969 ^0 1 HEAFl.., 'MDft times' a person te a column corner wonders just wtiat to write about this time. Guess our mother had the right idea when she listed the ingredients of a recipe. You tossed in all the items then added "a pinch of salt" or a "suggestion" of flavoring. • Oh, -sure! Junior Freund 'phoned "at an opportune time •this -week when his Cubs (naw, "he never switched to Milwaukee) won a . ball game aod our "Sox lost. ~ We are all for those Cubs "cause we could think of nothling better than having them •play the Sox in a World Series. - Must admit that after the ^second game last Sunday we Iwere ready to trade Lopez for -Kennedy. - The Shamrocks got off to a flying" start last Sunday and will travel to Johnsburg next Sunday. There isn't much bettstT. fUfl than watching these •Id rivals play ball. tXoacb Jack Thomas is plenty happy-about the way his WarrflSFtfllll team has come up to the top. They beat Crystal Lake 3-2 Tuesday as Schmidt jJffcfied a 3-hitter. The first •two batters nicked him for Tiits, but nobody scored. He Igave up another hit in the •sixth inning when three errors Tielped Crystal Lake score their Iruns. - Saturday brings the big test. jLj^CTiyville will be here for a rftouhle-hoader that will decide •the" conference championsh i p. IjFirst game starts at 1 o'clock. /That should bring out a few Baseball fans. $ --News comes in that Liberty- |e beat Palatine 6-5 Tuesday, t keeps the old knot tied. We wish the Warriors and their fine coach. Jack Thomas, all good luck and hope the ball bounces their way. * '$00 Pins! -- .,s</ That'* what Defect Buralli got in one game last week at Mchenry Recreation. Deno is also the proud possessor of a holein- one in golf. This perfect gkftie is league-sanctioned and goes .into the records. Our congratulations, Deno. We knew ydu wefe a good bowler, but aot that. good^. 7"5qhn Rourki ; was mighty pleased when his name was announced as "Athlete of the Xear" at the sports banquet. Me had reason to be proud. •But, what lingers ia our mind jjs the expressions on the faces ••f Mom and Dad when the Hward was made. If they had aT*few tears of joy, they were entitled to them. It was a projjjJ. foment. Daily Plnupa Wearing charity on your sleeve could cramp the palm of your hand. WARRIOR NINE BEATS STREAKS; SHARE LOOP LEAD Showdown Battle Here Saturday With Libertyville Phil Schmidt pitched the McHenry Warriors into a tie for first place in the North Suburban baseball race last Wednesday as the Warriors edged Woodstock 4-2. Libertyville was trimmed by the Harrington Bronchos 6-1 to force the tie. Woodstock managed two runs on three hits off Schmidt in the first inning, but thereafter Schmidt was the master of the occasion, allowing four safeties over the last six frames. Dick Gaylord, Woodstock right hander, held the Warrior offense in check over the first three innings, striking out five. In the top of the fourth, however, John Hiller led off with a double to (left center, followed by an error on Jim Meyers roller to second. Then Lloyd Smith singled to right scoring Hiller, sending Meyers to third. Freund's fly to center scored Meyers with the tying run. The Warriors scored what proved to be the winning run in the sixth. Meyers walked, Smith sacrificed, and after Freund struck out, Tim Farr singled to left driving in Meyers. Hiller Doubles The Warriors final tally came across in the seventh as Himplemann led off with a hit, Fino rolled out, Himplemann advancing to second, and after Schmidt fanned, Hiller doubled scoring Himplemann. Schmidt fanned eight Streaks while walking one. Gaylord also did a fine job on the mound for the Blue and White, striking out nine and walking only one. The Warriors and Libertyville have identical 7-3 records as they near a showdown next Saturday at McCracken Field at 1 p.m. The battle for the conference lead was washed out Saturday in the top of the fourth inning of game one with the Warriors leading 3-1. Before next Saturday however the Warriors must play Crystal Lake here on Tuesday, while Libertyville plays Palatine. McHenry 000 201 1--4 5 0 Woodstock 200 00 0--2 7 2 Batteries: Schmidt and L Smith; Gaylord and Haldemann. A hen-pecked husband is a dgtaoted king of the roost -- jwnd ^h*i fumed chicken. The caveman won his bride with a club; the modern man wins'his with a diamond. . vriien there was the guy who bdleved A. T. & T. paid poletax! Count your nights by stars -- not jshadows. ANONYMOUS "'What we leave behind often gEiows how we got ahead. • OPEN WEEKDAYS 6:45 I SAT. & SUN. 2:00 p.m. Phone 338-0032 ENDS TONITE 'DIAMOND HEAD" Shown at 7:00 & 9:10 STARTS FRIDAY WALT DISNEY'S 'THE MIRACLE OF THE WHITE STALLIONS" Weekdays at 7:00 & 9:20 Sat. & Sun. 2:30 - 4:55 - 7:10 - 9:25 STARTS WEDNESDAY May 15 - 18 "BILLY BUDD" Shown at 7:00 & 9:15 . _ COMINC- SOON -- "DAYS OF "WINE & ROSES" * --- And - '•TO KILL A x MOCKINGBIRD" BENEFIT PROGRAM Organizations which furnish recreation and guidance for the youth in the Libert yville- Mundelein area will once again benefit when the Frank G. Hough Co. Vocalaires preseHt their thirteenth annual spring musical. Entitled "By Request" the musical will be held May 10, 11 & 12 at 8 p.m. at the Mundelein high sclifool auditorium. Proceeds of this musical will go to the Grove School for handicapped children, Lib ertyville Little League, Rosa Kahn Nursery School, and Mundelein Jaycees. TEEN DANCE A teen dance s{>onsored by the Parents association of the Viscounts will be held Friday evening, May 10, at the Legion home from 7:30 to 11 o'clock. A policeman will be on duly. Girls are asked not to wear slacks or shorts. McHENRY 11204 N. Gr., Ph. S85-0144 T1IURS.. KIU. & SAT May 9, 10 & 11 Double Feature Program -- "HORRORS OF THE BLACK MUSEUM" And - "BLOOD OF DRACULA" PLEASE NOTE: Sunday Matinees are discontinued until fall. IBWttOIWtmtHliliiiliiilUfUCTmiillliiitiiimimtlililiiiiiiililifi TH* Great Outdoor! By Jack Walsh Fishermen have been having a field day along Boone Creek since the Bull Valley Hunt Club's dam broke last week, releasing hundreds of fish. Crappies, catfish, and bullheads are biting well in the river and Chain of Lakes. Glancing through a couple of sporting magazines yesterday we noticed several new plugs that are guaranteed to catch fish. -- Remember the fabulous Spoonplug?" We tried it in three different states and never got a strike. The McHenry Sportsmen's Club will hold its monthly meeting Monday, May 13 at the club house near Pistakee Lake. Practice shooting will be from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. and the meeting will start promptly at 8:45. New members and any interested persons are* welcome to attend. Results in the last spring pheasant census, taken In 1958, and sponsored jointly by the Illinois Department of Conservation and the Illinois Natural History Survey, revealed pheasants were most abundant in the following 10 counties: Livingston, Ford, Marshall, McLean, Iroquois, DeKalb, La- Salle, Kendall, Kankakee and Woodford. Pheasants have never established thriving populations in the central western and southem counties. The 28 southern counties of Illinois in which pheasants were not found in previous censuses will not be included in a 1963 count being made with the cooperation of rural letter carriers. McHenry Country Club Newt Shamrocks Win Season Opener 4-1 Over Dundee The fusi round of the aggregate score twosome tournament got underway Sunday with the uniform of the day being parkas or whatever could be worn to keep out the cold and wind. Sixty-four members got off the first tee and from the scores that were posted, these men were just out there swinging to keep warm. *he foursome of P. Overton, J. Moss, C. Pyles and J. Smithson was «A^e Jgarmest on the course, averaging 101 strokes each for a total of 404 swings. Paul must have been haif frozen wtih his 79. He was one of three who shot in the 70's; the other two were D. Rosing and E. Seepe. This was out of 80 scores posted on the handicap sheet which shows that most of the fellows were off their game. But even at that, most of the comments were that a great time was had by all. Everyone met a bunch of swell guys. Game of the week goes to D. Weber, who is a 12 handicapper and shot a T6. Nice game! Low net winners in the 1 to 12 bracket were: F. Rourke, J. Varese and D. Weber; tied for 1st with 72's. In the 12 and up bracket, the winners were: 1st -- H. Jensen, 68; 2nd, E. Simon, 72; and tied third, Piesert and "Baker, 74. ^ Here are the teams who were winners in the first round of the aggregate tournament and who they will play in the second round: Overton and Pyle against J. Thies and Beckenbaugh; D. Weber - Billiter against G. Yorgan - M. Hansen; L. Consago - J. Bishoff against E. Brown - P. Baker; T. Victor - E. Simon against H. Tonyan - J. Etten; P. Rosing - Hoelscher against G. Schaffer - Jensen; C. Cole - Noonan against Andrews - Burns; J. Varese - W. Donnelly against E. Seepe - Piesert; J. Petersen - Kulin against R. Johnson - Eloerson. 1968 McHENRY COUNTY BASEBALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE First Round May 12 -- Dundee at Crystal Lake; McHenry at Johnsburg and Richmond open. May 19 -- Richmond at Dundee; Johnsburg and Crystal Lake and McHenry open. May 26 -- Dundee open; Crystal Lake at McHenry and Johnsburg at Richmond. May 30 -- Dundee at Johnsburg; McHenry at Richmond and Crystal Lake open. Second Round June 2 -- McHenry at Dundee; Richmond at Crystal Lake and Johnsburg open. June 9 -- Crystal Lake at Dundee; Johnsburg at McHenry and Richmond open. June 16 -- Dundee at Richmond; Crystal Lake at Johnsburg and McHenry open. June 23 -- Dundee open; McHenry at Crystal Lake; Richmond at Johnsburg. June 30 -- Johnsburg at Dundee! Richmond at McHenry and Crystal Lake open. Third Round July 4 -- Johnsburg at Crystal Lake; McHenry at Richmond and Dundee open. July 7 -- Richmond at Johnsburg; Crystal Lake at Dundee and McHenry open. July 21 -- Dundee at McHenry; Crystal Lake at Richmond and Johnsburg open. July 28 - Richmond at Dundee; Johnsburg at McHenry and Crystal Lake open. August 4 McHenry at Little League Notes By Bill Bolger In just one more week, on May 17, 18 and 19 the season will officially begin. Games will be played on weekends only, until school lets out. Then there will be games each nite as well as weekend contests. Because of the interest in Little League teams, I'll explain briefly how the teams afe selected. Each year the rtiajor teams need about thirty boyd from last year's minors to replace boys who have graduated. After they fill up their rosters, the minor league managers get together and select the boys they feel are best for the minor league. They have to select all the 12, 11 and 10 year old boys before they can fill out their rosters with some 9 yr. old boys. Next the miniature league managers select their teams from the 8 yr. olds and the 9 yr. olds who are left. Occasionally, a boy developes Into quite a star in the minors or miniatures. When this happens the managers in the higher bracket have quite a battle to determine who gets the future great. Ron Mauer started the Shamrocks off in great Cxstyle this year as he pitched the full nine innings to lead the team to a 4 to 1 win over Dundee at McHenry last Sunday. Ron struck out 14 batters and walked only 4. Tom McAuliffe, starting off successfully on his managerial career, did a great job on the receiving end. His snap throw to first picked off a man in the fourth inning to stop a Dundee rally. It was an all around team victory. Gene Freund played a great game defensively at third. There were a couple of throwing errors, but that is to be expected this early in the season. Next Sunday the Shamrocks will travel to Johnsburg. McHenry ab r h Hofer Lf. 3 1 1 Busak 2b 4 1 0 Swedo Cf 4 0 1 Freund 3b 3 1 1 Stanek lb. 3 0 0 Woodrow ss 3 0 1 McAuliffe c. 3 0 0 Justen rf. . •• 2 0 1 Hauteinger rf 1 0 0 Mauer p 2 1 1 Totals 27 4 6 Dundee ab r h G. Plauck 4 0 1 Wright lb 4 0 1 Borucki lf 4 0 2 Hopp 2b 3 0 0 D. Plauck p 4 0 1 W. L. Brandt 3b 3 1 0 J. Bell ss. 3 0 0 Kowalski lf 3 0 0 Washow rf 4 0 0 Totals 32 1 5 Struck out by Mauer 14, Plauck 14. Walks - Mauer 4, Plauck 4. Hit batters-Plauck (Stanek*. Runs batted in- Freund, Stanek, Woodrow, McAuliffe, G. Plauck. Stolen base- Freund, Woodrow, Hopp. Errors- Swedo, Stanek, McAuliffe, Wright. Time of the game 1 hr. 58 min. Attendance 28. Tour Ford Plant "? X T A lint"' Legal U $ Larry Lund, publisher of the McHenry Plaindealer, sits behind the wheel of a new Ford during the press tour of the Chicago Ford assembly plant last Friday. Looking on are Joseph Norbot, quality control technician, and at right, Edward Buss, McHenry Ford dealer. There were eight other publishers and dealers from northern Illinois who enjoyed the impressive assembly line tour at the same time. The south Chicago plant, one of sixteen such Ford facilities throughout the nation, is the only auto and truck assembly plant in Chicagoland. Production at the 12600 S. Torrence avenue location began in February of 1924. MCHS TRACK TEAM IS ROLLING ALONG IN WINNING FORM BOWLING... Tomasello's Monday Nite: Simpsons 58 35 Vaculas 51 42 Violas Midwest ... 50 43 Russ Foods 47^ 45 V2 Hill Toppers 46 47 County TV 44 Va 50 V2 No. 6 31 y2 61V2 Nancy Piatt Jr. 221-504; Ceil DeWerdt 170-446; Zelda Malochleb 181-490; Georgia Wilson 169-433; Marilyn Fuchs 160- 417. FINAL RESULTS McHenry Recreation Nite Owls: McHenry Recreation 1. 1 hr. Martinizing 76 26. 2. McHenry Recreation 72 30. 3. The Vogue 62Va 39%. 4. Schroeder Iron Works 59 43. 5. Worts Transit Service 55 47. On Wednesday, May 1, Coach Don Seaton's varsity track team swamped Grayslake 89-29. Results: 120 high hurdle -- Stueben (M> 16:2. 100-yard dash -- Koch (M) 10.46 800 yard run -- Koerper (M) 2.06. Pole vault -- Koepke (M) 8'6". 880 Yard Relay -- McHenry, 1:37. 440 Yard Dash -- O'Brien (M) 54.5 Shot Put -- Beahan (G) 46'9". 180 Yard L. H. -- Koch (M) 20.8 6. 48% 7. 53 y2 8. 43 Va 9. 10, 11 3212 12 Grace's Beauty Salon 53% McHenry Welding 48% Transcontinental Life Ins. 58%. McHenry Theatre 40 62. Dura Wax 37% 64%. Adorable Beauty Salon 64%. . Magic Slacks 32 70. Save Time & Phone Calls RESERVATIONS AND TIC KETS FOR AIRLINES, RAILROADS, STEAMSHIPS, CRUISES TOURS, BUS, HOTELS U DRIVE CARS No charge for our service Your authorized travel agent CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3917 W. Main St., McHenry Phone 385-5251 Crystal Lake; Dundee at Johnsburg and Richmond open All star game July 14. McHENRY KART PARK OPEN WEEKENDS - Friday 7-10 p.m. -- Sat. & Sun. 1-10 p.m. Corner of Lincoln & Chapel Hill Road Charles Siilling Phone 385-9736 SUN.. MON. & TUES. May 12, 13 & 14 Marcello Mastroianni and Daniela Roccn in "DIVORCE ITALIAN STYLE" Sunday --2 shows 7 & 8:45 Monday 1 show at 8 Wednesday -- Theatre Closed rOMTNOl) N OF FLUBBER" CRYSTAL DRIVE-IN Routes 14 A 31 Crystal Lake, Illinois Phone 459-6440 THURS., FRI. & SAT. May 9. 10 & 11 -- Double Feature Program ROCK HUDSON and KIRK DOUGLAS in 'THE LAST SUNSET" In Eastman Color And AUDREY HEPBURN SHIRLEY MacLAINE and JAMES GARNER in "THE CHILDREN'S HOUR" SATURDAY MIDNITE SHOW May 11 Screaming Terror! "CAT GIRL" SUNDAY thru WEDNESDAY May 12 thru 15 -- Double Feature Program Feature No. 1 -- ' BURT LANCASTER in "BIRD MAN OF ALCATRAZ" Feature No. 2 -- MAURICE CHEVALIER ANGIE DICKINSON in "JESSICA" Technicolor HELP US CELEBRATE OUR GRAND OPENING FREE DOOR PRIZES FREE FOOD EVERYONE IS WELCOME SATURDAY & SUNDAY, JUNE 1 & 2 A_ HARRY & RAY STEEGE 3 Team Match Game to be Held at 8:00 p.m. DRAWING HELD SUNDAY EVENING Compliments Of New Management Discuss -- Jelinek (M) 131'1". Broad Jump -- Krispin (M) 18*3%". Mile Stone (G) 4.46. 220 Yard -- Brefeld (Ml 23.8. Mile Relay -- McHenry 3.47. High Jump -- Stueben (M) 5*6". The Frosh - Soph Warriors won every event to win 103% to 17%. In the rugged Mundelein Relays last Saturday, McHenry took second place with 54 points, winning a first in the 880 yard relay. This meet in eluded 12 schools from various conferences. RESOLUTION At the regular meeting of the City Council of the City of , McHenry, Illinois, held the 7th day of January, 1963, by motion duly made, seconded and unanimously passed, it was RESOLVED, that the prevailing wage schedule heretofore adopted and established by the City Council of the City of McHenry on the 2nd day of July, 1962, is hereby reaffirmed by this Council as constituting a true and correct compilation of "prevailing wages for the various trades and occupations as indicated on the said prevailing wage rate as filed for the six tnonth period prior to this date is hereby affirmed and readopted in to as if each and every itemization as thereon set forth had been restated. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this Council shall file, an amending certificate to this said schedule of prevailing wages in the area at such time as any change, or changes, occur in the prevailing wage rates. This resolution shall be published and shall be in full force and effect from the date of its adoption. Voting Aye: Bolger, Conway. Etten, Huck, Pitzen and Smith. Voting Naye: None. Absent: None. DONALD P. DOHERTY Mayor EARL R. WALSH City Clerk (Pub. May 9, 1963) -tvh s r?nnnnrraTnnrrrtnnm Pass Fraudulent Bills Two young men between the ages of 18 and 20 are being sought by authorities for passing fraudulent $20 bills in the Grayslake and Mundelein areas. The number on all the bills is G59085337L. PRIVATE NURSING HOME 24 Hour Duty Nurse Loving Care as One of Family -- Best of Food -- All Comforts Reasonable Prices PHONE 385-2880 Ultra - Modern One Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 Show Starts at Dusk FRI., SAT. & SUN. May 10. 11 & 12 WALT DISNEY. WHITE STALLIONS .1 MmrtdNUKBSHftAMwibx • OaiMkMiMaM Also Color Cartoon & Short Subject SPRING SCHEDULE Open Fri., Sat. & Sun. FRI., SAT. & SUN. May 17, 18 & 19 All Color Program "THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER -- And -- "HORIZONTAL LIEUTENANT" ^'OUTDOOR 1 GRAYSLAKE RT izo & ?i OPEN WEEKENDS FRI., SAT. & SUN. May 10, 11 & &12 FIRST RUN SHOWING! ONSM*SCOP£ COLOR by OE LUXe H1UR5 "Dp SODOM) pine «V>-F>uluie Color by DELUXE A TITANUS PRODUCTION A (JO FT REDO LOMKARDO RNWMI FERRER mttiE GEARON nKi BAKER MIUIMOUH MM\M With STEWART GRANGER -- i'iLil Also -- Added Late Show (Fri-Sat.) The 19th HOLE BY GEORGE DIAMOND You get a fresh appreciation of Mid-America's beautiful countryside at the George Diamond Country Club. The front nine of this championship golf course at Route 59 and Grass Lake Road in Antioeh is picturesque. But the panoramic view on the back nine is simply breathtaking. If you are interested in joining a private golf club, drive out and look us over. Our private clubhouse is adjacent to the open-to-the-public George Diamond Charcoal Broiled Steak House which serves the same No. 1 quality food that has won a coast-to-coast reputation for our steak houses on S. Wabash in Chicago and in Palm Springs, California. Golf isn't fun if you have to wait hours to play or are delayed at every hole. The George Diamond Country Club course will never "crowd up" because we are limiting memberships to 150-cv Informality and congeniality are the watchwords of this club. Call 395-0999 for details or drop in and see for yourself. You'll be pleasantly surprised at our reasonable membership fees. Our new golf driving range is open, to the public. Special tees are available for practicing your iron shots while other tees permit you to exercise your woods. Early in July our "golf under lights" course will be ready. This sporty 9-hole course will be open to the public. It will feature par 3 holes with the exception of fhfe ninth hole which is a 400-yard par 4. This 9-hole night course on the driving range Is a great place to whet the appetite, and there is no better place to appease that appetite than the George Diamond Charcoal Broiled Steak House, where dinners start at $1.65. Just a bossa-nova step from the George Diamond Charcoal Broiled Steak House is- the Go-Go-Go Room for your dancing pleasure. There is no minimum nor cover charge in the Go-Go-Go Room and we even absorb the excise tax. We also have fine accommodations for banquets, private parties or convention groups. Write the George Diamond Charcoal Broiled Steak House in Antioeh for details ... or better yet, drive out to our 300 scenic acres at Route 59 «i«i Grass Lake Road. Treat yourself to a mouth-watering charcoal broiled steak and then ask to see our facilities. (Watch for next week's column by Mr. Diamond) i