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V THE McRENRT PLAXNDEALER Thursday, November 21,1963 Stf £ast£, Wtdl&h. SO I HEAR... This sounds good. The Johnsburg basketball team will sponsor a pancake breakfast in the Johnsburg Community Club hall on Sunday, Dec. 1, starting at 7:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. when the last pancakes will be flipped. They have some fine cooks up that way. Better give Mom a treat and let her sit down and be served instead of standing over a hot stove trying to keep ahead of the hungry family. State Representative A1 Pearson died too soon. We heard him speak before a group not long ago and thought he handled his subject and question period very ably. His replies were not of a onesided. political nature and the crowd admired him for his frankness. It was interesting to pick up a St. Louis Post-Dispatch ahd find the name of Mary Kauss as guide for their Food Editor In securing pictures and material for a full page story on "Marketing in Mexico City." The ball bounces again Friday night when the Warrior basketball teams hit the trail for a game at Grant High in Fox Lake. This is a non-conference game, following the usual pattern of giving coaches a chance to see their players under fire before the title race begins. On Saturday night, Antioch will be here for another nonconference game. Next Wednesday night will find Zion-Benton here. This night before turkey game always brings out a big crowd tw many grads are home from ."IftcHenry area fans also have a-lot of interest in the Marism Hurricane opener next Sunday afternoon. The tentative starting lineup shows five Boys from McHenry as you will see in separate report on this page. Makes us realize TK$t McHenry's. grade school -program is sending up some •good athletes. If anybody wants to give us a gift for Christmas, please make it a new crystal ball. The old one told us the Yankees would Win the world secies. Now it told us the Packers would beat the Bears. \Yhat kind of monkey business is this? Had a real good (but too short) visit with one of our dearest old-time friends, Elsie Woodburn, this week. We cov- -ered a lot of ground, but will need more time. The Walsh family always counted Elsie as -«r real friend. Z.. DAILY PINUPS -- I have only just a minute, ^hty sixty seconds in it. --,t>idja*t seek it, didn't choose -ifr,- But it's up to me to use /. The real reason Robin Hood robbed only the rich -- the "ioor had no money. * ""Race horses are the rare ^vehicles that can take hundreds of people for a ride at -the same time. , . A friend is like a tower strong. A friend is like a joy- *OOs song, wlThat helps us on our way. » The worth and power of a ^fHend, Encouragement and aid JU) lend. "••• No tongue can ever say. Johnsburg Beats Richmond 116-95 As Bentz Hits 44 The Johnsmufc-Forester basketball team/ defeated the Richmond fivte in a high scoring 116 to Sunday at Johnsburg. Don Bentz was in "$reat form as he sank 19 field goals and 6 out of 8 shots from the free throw line for a total of 44 points. Johnsburg outscored Richmond with 51 field goals to 37 for Richmond, but the losers picked up 21 points from the free throw line to keep it close. Johnsburg Ffi FT TP Bentz D 19 6 44 Huff J 4 1 9 Friddle J 8 1 17 Sehmitt B 6 0 12 Oeffling T. 4 2 10 Bentz M 0 0 0 Oeffling B 7 1 15 Vycital M 3 3 9 TOTALS 51 14 116 Richmond FG FT TP Bergma R 4 6 14 Joston B 3 3 9 Motley G. 7 7 21 Johnson T 0 0 0 Hirn B 4 0 8 Huff B 7 3 17 Miller L 12 2 26 TOTALS 37 21 95 Johnsburg 2J 28 22 48--116 Richmond 22 22 28 28-- 95 0 Great Outdoors ANONYMOUS =JT PAYS TO ADVERTISE By Jack Walsh 'MwninntiQtiiititiiutiKiuiuHMiitMiMiitititiitiiiiiitiiiFiittiiiini Each fall we are swamped with calls, asking "Does a person under sixteen years of age need a license to hunt?" The answer is YES. However, a hunting license cannot be issued to any person under sixteen (16) without the written consent of his futhcr or mother, or legally constituted guardian Another point to be mentioned is that the Illinois Game Code makes no provision for issuance of duplicate licenses to replace those having been lost, destroyed or stolen. In such cases a new license must be purchased. The McHenry Sportsmen's Club will hold their monthly prize trap shoot Sun., Nov. 24, commencing at 10 a.m. at club grounds near Pistakee Lake. Springfield, 111., Hunters bagged 4,257 white-tails during the first portion of the shotgun deer season. As expected, more deer were taken in Po[>e County than in any other county. Hunters reported 557 deer killed in northern Pope and 229 in southern Pope for a total of 7S6. * In Northwestern Illinois, Jo- Daviess, reported 294 whitetails checked in The total reported for Northern Illinois is 1,446 deer, Central Illinois reported 788, and Southern Illinois 2,023 deer. Many hunters decided to wait until the second portion of the season, on November 29 and 30 and December 1, to bring home the venison. Hot, dry weather and heavy foliage discouraged some from hunting during the first throe days of the season. The pheasant and part ridge seeasons will end at sunset Dec. 19, and the quail season as sunset Dec. 31. Hunting hours arc from sunrise until sunset everyday of the season. The daily bag limit for pheasants is three cock birds and the possession limit is six cock birds. Hunters may take two Hungarian partridge a day. The possession limit is four partridge. Eight quail may !>e bagged daily The possession limit is 16 quail after the first day of ^he season. The daily bag limit and possession limit are Ihe same on the first day of the season. Hunters are permitted to take only two cock pheasants HURRICANES PLAY OPENER AT HOME NEXT SUNDAY The Marian Hurricanes are hard at work in preparation for their opening game Sunday afternoon against visiting Pius XI High School from Milwaukee. Pius is the defending Catholic High School champion from Wisconsin. Marian has been working out since October but the squad only this week was filled as the members from the football team reported. The Hurricanes, who were 20-4 last year, figure to develop as the season progresses. Graduation last year took 11 boys from the roster, including such standouts as Rex Hester, Ken Stilling, Gary Vycital and John Corso. Coach Joe Gubbins announced that his tentative lineup for Sunday will be an all McHenry unit. G Jon Meyer 6-0, Sr. G Denny Jackson 5-10 Soph. C Paul Nitz 6-6, Jr. F Ken Forst 5-11,Jr. F Clarence Adams 6-0, Sr. Pius XI will bring a tall ball club to Woodstock Sunday and will have a definite height advantage as well as game experience on the Hurricanes. For Pius it will be their third ball game as they beat Oshkosh 71-40 and Kenosha St. Mary's 73-49. In their first two games Pius was led by their high scoring forwards Ron Hayek 6-2 and Bob Steber 6-4. The Pius XI lineup: G Ben Hoefs 6-0 G Dave Teresinski 6-2 C Dick Luellwitz 6-7 F Ron Hayek 6-2 F Bob Steber 6-4 JOHNSBURG FORESTERS I963-G4 SCHEDULE November 21 -- Cary Away. November 24 -- Marengo Home. December 1 -- Woodstock Nats Home December 3 -- Dundee Away. ' • December 8 -- Harvard Away. December 9 -- Woodstock Majors Away. December 15 -- Richmond Away. January 5 -- Marengo Away. January 12 -- Dundee Home. January 16 -- Woodstock Nats Away. January 19--Harvard Home. January 26 -- Woodstock Majors Home. February 2 -- Richmond Away. February 6 -- Cary Away. February 9 -- Woodstock Majors Home February 16 -- Marenga Away. February 20 -- Woodstock Nats Away. February 23- -Dundee Home. March 1 -- Harvard Home. Game Time: Sundays at 2:30 p.m. Week Nights at 8 p.m. MARIAN FATHERS CLUB FOOTBALL BANQUET DEC. 1 DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 1224 N. Green Street, McHenry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED VISUAL TRAINING -- VISUAL REHABILITATION COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS HOURS. DAILY 9 to 12 A.M. and 1 TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 TO 8:80 P.M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT BJ- UftMT OUUOWC -VfM-SMCOA Announcement of the "Most Valuable" player for 1963 and a talk by Notre Dame Head Coach Hugh Devore will headline Marian Central's annual Football banquet, Joseph Fogarty, chairman, said today. The Marian Fathers Club will present this banquet for the fifth year on Sunday evening, December 1 at the school cafeteria. Starting time is 6:30 p.m. Tickets should be obtained soon to assure a seat, Fogarty said. Members of the Fathers Club, coaches at Marian, Conway Shell Service in Woodstock, officers of the club and Fogarty are ready sources of tickets. The Most Valuable player award is presented annually by the Woodstock Veterans of Foreign Wars. Previous winners at Marian include Tom Harding, two-time winner in 1959 and 1960; Mike Purvey, 1961; and Ed Crowley, 1962. Commander Art Schuld said the V.F.W. considers this award one of its finest community service programs for two reasons: 1. It encourages young men to do their very best in playing football, in displaying sportsmanship and in developing leadership abilities. 2. The winner of the award is chosen by the toughest of juries-- the young men he plays with and scrimmages with each week throughout the year. "The judges in this awards program are 'on the field of battle," added Schuld. 1963-64 MCHENRY IIIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE VARSITY & SOPHOMORE Fri. Nov. 22 -- McHenry at Grant. Sat. Nov. 23 -- Antioch at McHenry. Wed. Nov. 27 -- Zion-Benton at McHenry. Fri. Dec. 6 -- McHenry at Libertyville. Sat. Dec. 7 -- Palatine at McHenry. Fri. Dec. 13 -- Barrington at McHenry. Fri. Dec. 20 -- McHenry at Woodstock. Fri. and Sat. Dec. 27 arifit 28 -- McHenry at East and West Rockford. Fri. Jan. 10 -- Dundee at McHenry. t Sat. Jan. 11 -- McHenry at St. Edwards. Fri. Jan. 17 -- McHenry at Crystal Lake. Sat. Jan. 18 -- Geneva at McHenry. Fri. Jan. 24 -- McHenry at Zion-Benton. Fri. Jan. 31 -- Libertyville at McHenry. Sat. Feb. 1 -- McHenry at Palatine. Fri. Feb. 7 -- McHenry at Barrington. Fri. Feb. 14 -- Woodstock at McHenry. Fri. Feb. 21 -- McHenry at Dundee. Fri. Feb. 28 -- Crystal Lake at McHenry. Mar. 2-6 -- Regional Tournament. a day on the seven public pheasant hunting areas operated by the Illinois Department of Conservation. Pheasant permits are still available for public shooting areas. All upland game seasons will lie closed on Nov. 29 and 30 and Dec. 1, the second part of Ihe deer season in those count ies open for deer hunting. But hunters will be permitted to hunt pheasanti- on the stateoperated public hunting areas. From all indications the seasons should be good. The pheasant population is the highest it has been for five years. Quail are numerous, and partridge are as plentiful as they were last season. United States has about one mile of improved highway for every square mile of territory about three million of each. V\aW ROUER SKMIHG s music, laughter ftnd all the ingredients for a perfect time on a date. 8k*tlnj'« •port, inexpensive and wholesome entertainment, SOIL, Tues., Wed., FrL, Sat. 8-11 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 1:80-4 p.m. JUST for FUN Roller Rink McHenry, fit 1963-64 MARIAN CENTRAL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Joe Gubbins, head coach. Sophomore games, 7 p.m. Varsity games, 8:15 p.m. unless otherwise indicated. Nov. 24 -- Milwaukee Pius XI at Marian* Dec. T -- Marian at St. Viators (A.H.) Dec. 13 -- St. Ignatius (Chi.) at Marian Dec. 14 -- Marian at Maryville (DesPlaines) Dec. 21 -- Grayslake at Marian ' Dec. ^2 -- Marian Alumni at Marian** Dec. 26-28 -- Marengo Holiday Tourney Jan. 3 -- Marian at Milwaukee Pius XI Jan. 11 -- Round Lake at Marian Jan. 16 -- Beloit Catholic at Marian, 6:15 Jan. 18 -- Marian at Mar- Open Weekdays 6:45 ^Saturday and Sunday 2:15 ILILIill Phone 338-0032 NOW SHOWING Nov. 21 - 23 "AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE' -- Plus "SIEGE OF THE SAXONS" Four McHenry Players On '63 All-Star Team The North Suburban Conference has released the following list of players chosen as the 1963 all-star football team. The Warriors, who wound up in a blaze of glory, placed George Koch, Don Meyer, Ron Gelvin and Ron Kreutzer on the team. Kreutzer and Meyer' were also chosen by the coaches on the "All Area Team," with Kreutzer being the top vote getter in the entire area. Coach Dean Hargis will have Koch and Gelvin back next year, a pleasant thought for a coach. The 1963 North Suburban Conference All-Star football team is: Quarterback -- Greg True, Dundee. Halfbacks -- Duane Brooks, Palatine; Don Anderson, Woodstock. Fullback -- Arland Hoyt, Zion. & Right End -- Perry Mcintosh, Dundee. Left End -- Jim Condill, Barrington. Tackles -- Hank Paulson, Barrington; Gary Collin, Woodstock. Guards -- Robert Santoro, Barrington; Larry Schwartz, Dundee. Center -- Mike Lang, Palatine. Quarterback -- Craig Boss, Woodstock. Halfbacks -- George Koch, McHenry; Russ Stamm, Barrington. Fullback -- Rick Voss, Barrington. Ends -- Don Meyer, McHenry; Tony Pleviak, Zion. Tackles -- Richard Wightman, Crystal Lake; Ron Gelvin, McHenry. Guards -- Larry Lovelady, Woodstock; Ron Kreutzer, McHenry. Center -- Larry Shifley, Libertyville. Jan. 24 -- Marian at Boylon (Rockford) J Jan. 25 -- Notre Dame ',at Marian Feb. 1 -- Marian at St. Edwards Feb. 7 -- Boylan (Rockford) at Marian Feb. 8 -- Marian at Beloit Catholic Feb. 14 -- Marian at Hebron Feb. 15 -- Ela Vernon at Marian Feb. 22 -- Marian at St. George March 2-6 -- Regional Tourney * Frosh-Soph game, 1:30; Varsity, 3:00. **Frosh-Soph game, 5:30; Varsity, 7:00 S, The Clitchfield Railroad is only 277 miles long, but it operates into and through parts of five states -- Kentucky, Virginia. Tennessee, North and South Carolina. McHenry Recreation C.D. of A. Bette O'Brien 184-492; Lois Crouch 190-485; P. Gilmore 135; Wilma Aylward 144-387; Louis Smith 170-490; Joni Vogt 148; Shirley Ballowe 178; Bitsy Schaefer 175-487; Fran Weyland 167-415; Cathie Freund 176-454; Alice Gaulke 176-465; Marilyn Harrison 170-468; Hazel Stahlman 169; Kitty Hencle 143; Pat Ruemelin 166; Cathy Boro 174-479. Elizabeth Weyland had a three game series of 113 for each game. Wednesday Nite Mixed Marie Rochelle 198-475; Jerry Huckstead 185; Ray Bujak 513; Rovena Marshall 183-457; tfGeo Kleinhans 184; Rosemary Freres 186; Joe Wiser 196-509; On 11-6-63, Dorothy Cusack won turkey for being the most ^ins over average, 492. Thursday Nite Business Men's League Ev Hansen 508; Bud Haddeman 198-504; Quint Jandt 207- 532; Ralph Kick 211-538; D. Johnson 201-526; R. Greidanus 508; Rip Peisert 196-202-566; Ed. Buss 235-580; B. Becker 519; J. Justen 523; J. Doran 528; B. Schmaling 228-561; L. Consago 209-524; G. Schaefer 508; N. Justen 511; A. McCarrbll 565; Fred Matthesius 208- 531; Bill Brennen 508; Lee Mai 236-596. Tuesday Thirty - Niners Judy Sehmitt 165-426; Judy Walsh 170-422; Doris Diedrich 413; \janet Heide 421; Lucy Knox 165-450; Mary Einspar 408; Dorothy Freund 169-448; Joy Landre 395. RAILROAD - N. McAuliffe 6-7. Ten Pin Queens T. Steffan 162-210-525; J. Rink 160; D. Overton 164; M. Donnelly 160; T. Olson 430; N. Ohlson 195-498; P. Steege 164- 434; N. Cristy 156; S. Pierpaoli 150; L. Lennon 151; F. Freund 163; S. Koepke 145-161-451; J. EJhersen 166; M. Hojnacki 162; E. Sturn 161; M. McKim 159; P. Kriegel 170; T. Meyer 174; E. Conway 181; E. Hester 182- 469; V. Herdrich 169; E. Justen 161; K. Kurbyun 157; E. Blake 152. ^Vlonday Nite Commercial League E. Amann 206-557; C. Green 212-553; Bob Harris 202-553; K. Oehmke 523; H. Wohlert 222-549; T. Weiser 201; F. Matthusies 504; Carl Behnke 506; S. Buenzle 211-203-201-615; Sam Marsella 508; George Dehler 198-555; Wally Schwab 214; Pete Freund 201-508; Dan Weber 243-576; Jerry Kalk 507; John Piotrowski 200; Bob Becker 527; Dick Wiegamn J. Stanek 203-513; D. Hueman 221-501; B. O'Brien 548 Bob Haupt 510. Nite Owls B. Wentzel 162-415; L. Ferwerda 196-190-518; P. Steege 423; D. Morissette 153; $. O'- Leary 143-402; G. Hastings 152-429; R. Simon 178-441; E. Klapperich 178-459; L. Worts 163; P. Rosing 186-444; G. Wagner 159; M. Venable 162; M. Karls 151-416; J. Diedrich 199-471; M. Murphy 150; C. Colman 178-458; L. Vacandio 182; E. Koenemann 157; E. Tonyan 162; I. Kreier 156-439; J. Schmunk 158; L. Miller 173- 462. RAILS & SPLITS- D. Schwingl 7-8; M. Keerberg 2-7; P. Steege 3-10; H. Rudolph 3-10; D. Morissette 3-10; C. Wagner 2-7-10; G. Wagner 5-7; R. Romkowske 5-7-9; L. Vacondio 3-10. Palace Recreation Monday Nite Ladies League Helen Brooks 158-408; Betty Bockman 153; Lorraine Freund 169; Joan Bucari 159. Tuesday Nite League B. Michels 193; Burda 511; Hiller 206-551; Etten 215-211- 608. Thursday Nite Tavern League D. Smith 518; Todd 223-583; Street 511; Walt Low 193-103- 553; Bob Noal 517; Bill 200- 560; B. Freund 202-524; Don Weingart 508. C. O. F. 7 p.m. B. Michels 523; H. Michels 193. C. O. F. 9 p.m. H. Steffes 515; Harold 522; L. Winkel 201-500; J. Miller 246-567; A. Rosing 191-553; Gus Freund 196-207-539. Tomasello's Tomasello's T.N.T. 11-14-64 Fran Kasperski 179-499; Jean Ciechon 488; Elsa Hanks 189- 467; Mary Hettermann 183-462. Tomasello's T.N.T. 11-7-6S Mary Hettermann 184-202- 541, Vivian Smith 470; Doris Kibbe 457; Mabel Smith 453; Betty Hettermann 437. Most of our modern music is too loud, too unmusical, and too popular. Successful marriages, it seems depends on two things: 1) getting the right mate, and 2) being the right mate. Roller Skating News The McHenry Speed Club had the first speed meet Saturday, November 16. Four Midwest states were represented: Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Michigan. All speed skaters from tiny tots through the senior division were represented. John Miller of McHenry took fourth in intermediate; and Keith Vansteenkiste took third in senior division. Frank Plushkis and Keith Vansteenkiste took fourth in the men1® relay. \ / The ynejcr meet will be 24- Hoyfr "Marathon at Harvey, Illinois. A three-man team will do the skating, one man being on the floor at all times. It will start at 7 p.m. Saturday night, and will end at 7 p.m. Sunday night. The McHenry speed skaters will be there to represent the McHenry skating club. The McHenry Roller Skating Club is having its annual Thanksgiving roller skating party this coming Friday, November 22. Everyone is welcome to join in the fun from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. There will be fun and attractions for all. GIVE COMIC OPERA One of the most tuneful and popular of the Gilbert and Sullivan comic operas, "H.M.S. Pinafore," is being presented by the Woodstock Fine Arts association at tHe Opera House on Nov. 29 and 30 and Dec. 7 and 8, beginning at 8 p.m. Tickets may be purchased at the door or from any member of the Woodstock Fine Arts Association. Be Wise Use The Classifieds Legal NOTICE Sealed bids will be received by the City of McHenry at the City Hall until 8 o'clock p.m., December 2, 1963 for furnishing new Police car. Specifications may be secured at the office of the City Clerk. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or to waive any informality in any bid and to accept any considered advantage to the City. CITY. OF MCHENRY By Earl R Walsh, City Clerk Airline Tickets at our Office Also RESERVATIONS AND TICKETS 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 STARTS SUNDAY Nov. 24 - 2fi 'f ARZAN'S THREE CHALLENGES" Plus -- "THE YOUNG THE BRAVE" STARTS WEDNESDAY Nov. 27-30 "THE HAUNTED PALACE" - - Plus - "30 YEARS OF FUN' "We use our PORCH in any Weather" *71 In rain, wind, snow and dust storms the old-fashioned acreened-in porch is just not practical. But with floor-toceiling DeVAC GlassWalls you have an enclosed porch when the weather turns nasty ...a wide-open porch when it's nice. • Three separate aash panels • Full-length screen* • Fully Guai cmfe-edl AMERICA'S FINEST PORCH ENCLOSURE! 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In ci* • you're ready to scoff, let ] add I've seen many educal and intelligent people fall ii this trap! It's not so s»u prising though when you r« lize most folks aren't ev-n aware of the exact rate ur amount of finance they me paying. It is our policy to plainly state all the facts of a sale We hope you check all the facts. If you do you'll find there is no comparable value for jour money than that < ffered by Buss Ford Sales. SKYLINE DRIVE-IN 1 Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 FRIDAY URDAY - SUNDAY NOV. 22- 2 1 SEVEN ARTS presents AH ASSOCIATES AND ALDRICH PRODUCTION SIAHHIW Bette DaviSandJoan Crawford "M EVER HMD To BABY JANE?" s«»8msU This, in its own terrifying way; is a love story! jacx lemmon ano lee RemiCK "Days OF wine ano Roses" In ( ar Heale rs McHenry, III. 885-5060; BUSS FORD SALES,' 8936 XV. Main Street SKYLINE DRIVE-IN 1 Mile East ot McHenry on Route 120 WED. - THURS. - FRI. - SAT. - SUN. UatAnat DORIS DAY JAMES GARN MiTZI GAYNOR; "Glfi YOUNG f THELMA "R'Mt.K v.%n PARRISH JULIE NEWMAR-WILLIAM BE , NOV. 27 - DEC. I .ROSS HUNTER-ARWIN PRODUCTiM TtieThrill Op it All! + IASWA* COLOR ARLENE FRANC Unn\'rsat SARGENT A SUMMER PLACE! She makes me ashamed of my body, Dad, she even makes me ashamed of my dreams T Opel, (i :M0 Starts :<><> hi Car lli-attT'