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THE McHENBY PLAINDEALEH Thursday, December 12, 1963 TIME-- We will start out with a phone call from "Mac", who wants you basketball fans to know that game time has been set up to 6:45 p.m. In other words, the Soph games have been moved up 15 minutes. This will also get the varsity games started earlier. New rules this year have made a big, /difference in the length of /games. The clock Is stoppeo, each time the ball ifs takei^ out of bounds and an Official must handle the ball. I We xhaven't found the new rule very popular. For one thing, those boards get hard ^after a couple of hours. So please remember. Games will start 15 minutes earlier. The schools hope you will like the change. WARRIOR CAGERS DEFEAT LIBERTYYILLE AND PALATINE FOR FIRST PLACE LOOP TIE Those Warriors have been a bit of a surprise. They pulled a great comeback at Libertyvilie after a slow second quarter. The next night they stayed with their chores to beat a Palatine five that is better than their record shows. Butch Meyer was hot on shots at Libertyville to lift the team from apparent defeat. Against Palatine, Butch played his headiest and steadiest gamo of his career, in our book. The way he passed that ball, set Up plays and fed the ball to his mates was beautiful. Ken Laurance, in rugged condition after the football season, looked real good on rebounds and picked up on his scoring. The first night we saw him, it was our opinion that he could be a key man in the team's success this year. Bob Mayfield continues to follow the play in good style. Many fans think Bob's defensive play was a big factor in the victory at Libertyville. And, not too many thought the Fulton boys could win that one. (We were one of those akeptics.) Rich Smith makes you like more each game. He is the play maker and can either hit from outside, drive in or roll out like a quarterback to get points. Fred Kusch, the biggest man in the conference, has been a target for other teams and unfn tunately for some unsportsmanlike sports from others parts. Fred is well liked, but many sports fans like to see a little fellow get the best o<" a big guy. Fred led the scoring ag.'.inst Palatine and is ratr-d the big man in many ways. By Gene Brooke McHenry downed Libertyville 56-51, and Palatine 66-55 over the weekend and now share the conference lead with Crystal Lak§. The Warriors" are off to a fine start, but still must face their toughest competition. Next week Barrington will test the Warriors and Woodstock will be their competition the following week. Wins over these two teams would put us in excellent position to end up high in the conference. At Libertyville Friday night, the Warriors looked bad in the first half and trailed by 13 points at one time. Even though the Warriors were outrebounding the Libertyville Wildcats, they just couldn't sink their shots. Just as things began to look hopeless, "Butch" Meyer came to the rescue. "Butch" brought us to within 6 points at the half and then led the Warriors to the lead. Although no one seems to know for sure, "Butch"' must have made about 10 or 12 straight points for the Warriors during this time. It was a truly outstanding performance. The Warriors then caught fire and won the game 56-51. Lend All The Way The Warriors led all throughout the Palatine game here Saturday night. Palatine played their best game of the year -- but the Warriors were too strong for them. Laurence was in complete control of the boards as he pulled down 26 rebounds. Playing consistent ball, the Warriors were led by Kush, Laurence and Smith. Kusch and Smith carried the load the first half with Laurence scoring most of his points in the last half. Mayfield played a good game and scored 6 points. Bob has averaged 7 points a game this year and has been one of our more consistent players. While he didn't score much, Meyer made some fine passes that led to Warrior scores. It was a real team effort and all the boys showed a lot of spirit and desire. Next week we play Barrington. A win could mean a lot and the boys will appreciate any support you can give them. Try to make the game. We have mentioned Chris Newkirk as a big help to the team. The same goes for Gary Lockwood. Tom Blake has also helped in sports. All will see action. We will keep our eye on some cf the o.her boys who are just waiting to show they belong. A big test is coming up for Coach Fulton's boys Friday night when the Barrington Bi'oncos hit town. Coach Jack Thomas has his Soph team rolling along good again this year. It often seems like a big jump to the varsity, but some of these boys will be ready next year. We have been watching that "Let Hertz Put You In The Driver's Seat" and notice they now have a gal floating down from space with the man. If they want her to help drive, why don't they drop her into the back seat? We will have to get our scouting system and grapevine working better. For instance, nobody told us about Billy Pries (Ye Olde Tree Trimmer) and his experience last summer. Bill was really out on a limb and saved by the ropes. We should have known! McHenry (56) "FG FT TP Laurence 2 7 H Meyer 11 1 23 Mayfield ..2 1 5 Newkirk 0 0 0 Smith 1 0 2 Blake 1 0 2 Lockwood 3 3 9 Kusch 1 2 4 TOTALS 21 14 56 Libertyville (51) FG FT TP Frederick 5 9 19 Mcllen 4 0 8 Shifley 2 0 4 Van Orden 3 2 8 King 3 2 8 Bower 0 0 0 Dahl 1 0 2 Dahl 1 0 2 P. Fenning 0 2 2 TOTALS 18 15 51 McHenry 11 10 15 20--50 Libertyville IS 14 10 14--51 McHenry (66) FG FT TP Laurence 6 5 17 Meyer 2 1 5 Mayfield 3 0 6 Newkirk 0 2 2 Smith 8 2 14 Blake 0 0 0 Lockwood, 0 0 0 Kusch 8 2 18 TOTALS 27 12 66 Palatine (55) FG FT TP Lei man 3 4 10 Lewis 4 2 10 Wirsing 6 1 13 Peterson 4 1 9 Fenske 0 0 0 Gaare 4 5 13 TOTALS 21 13 55 McHenry 16 20 13 17--66 Palatine 16 IS IS 18--55 The Sophomores won both games over the weekend. McHenry 64, Libertyville 52 Mcllenry FG FT PF Swanson 4 2 10 Smith 1 0 2 Morenz 3 2 8 Fowler 1... 6 1 13 Soda 2 5 9 Meyer 10 2 22 TOTALS 26 12 64 McHenry 15 16 15 18--64 Libertyville 12 16 7 15--52 McHenry 59^ Palatine 52 McHenry FG FT TP Swanson 3 1 7 Morenz 4 5 13 Freund 1 2 4 Fowler 3 4 10 Soda ...3 13 19 Meyer 1 4 6 Herman 0 0 0 TOTALS 15 29 59 McHenry 15 15 18 12--59 Palatine 11 11 7 23--52 DAILY PINUPS We take so much for granted, We take so much with ease, We criticize what's slanted, And forget sometimes to please. Genius is much like unmincd gold; it takes hard work to bring it to the surface. The nicest ornaments in a house are the good friends who frequent it. Seeds of happiness are plentiful and it takes so little time to spread them. A hug is a roundabout way of showing your affection. A diplomat is a guy who may be a die hard but never lets it show. A ham can be cured -- a beef must be endured. ANONYMOUS Celebrate New Years Eve with your friends at CRYSTAL BOWL Routes SI & 17(5 Bowling, Billiards, Food & Cocktails At Regular Prices Dancing & Entertainment Admission $1.00 Per Person--Favors Included Amplae Parking -- Phone 459-3636 PHEASANT SEASON STATEWIDE ENDS SUNSET DEC. 19 Springfield; The statewide pheasant season will end at sunset Dec. 19. The quail hunting season on the eight game management or conservation areas where check stations are in operation will end at 4 p.m. Dec:. lo. Rabbit season on these eight areas will continue until Dec. 31. The eight areas are- Hamilton County Conservation Area; Lake Argyle State Park Conservation Area, McDcnough County; Lake Ramsey State Park Conservation Area, Fayette County; Randolph County Conservation Area; Red Hills State Park Management Area, Lawrence County; Stephen Forbes State Park Management Area, Marion County; Washington County Conservation Area: and the Wayne County Conservation Area. The statewide quail season will end at sunset Dec. 31, and the rabbit season at sunset Jan. 31, 1964. It's difficult to expect mi" h harvest, without first planti and cultivating whether in garden, or in character < velopment. Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. 4:00 Sun. 2:15 MARIAN LOSES OPENER 55-45 TO ST. VIATOR Coach Gubbins Has Three McHenry Boys In Starting Lineup By Mike Wie*er Marian Central Catholic high school traveled to St. Viator's of Arlington Heights last Saturday evening for their first basketball game of the season (a previous game against Milwaukee Pius XI was canceled because of the president's death) losing to a well balanced team, 55-45. Coach Joe Gubbins started three McHenry boys, seniors Clarence Adams and Jon Meyer and Junior Paul Nitz. rounding out his first squad with Senior Pete Parker and Junior Tim Murphy from Woodstock. Marian steamed to a 10-4 lead, in the first two minutes of the ball game and commanded a 16-13 lead at the end of the first quarter. Paul Nitz, with three tip-in shots and a total of eight points, led the Marian first quarter scorers, followed by Clarence Adams' six points. St. Viator's came r6arlng back with a balanced scoring attack to outscore Marian 16-7 in the second quarter and lead at the half 29 to 23. With big Paul Nitz picking up the slack and dumping in ten points in the third quarter. Marian found themselves with only a two point deficit at the end of the third stanza, 38-36. Roof Caves In! The tempo was increased in the fourth quarter and Marian scored two baskets and five free throws to take the lead 45-40 with five minutes remaining in the game. Then the roof caved in. First, Nitz fouled out, and then Pete Parker hit the b e n c h w i t h h i s f i f t h f o u l . S t . Viator's then scored fifteen points and held Marian scoreless the remaining five minutes for a final outcome of 55-45. Although Marian outscored St. Viator's from the field, 18 field goals to 15, St. Viatw^s won the game from the charity lane, hitting 25 for 33, while Marian was awarded only 9 for 14. Paul Nitz was high scorer with 10 field golds and 4 free throws for a total of 24, with Murray of St. Viators second high man with 7 field goals and 5 free throws for a total of 19 points. Hurricane hints: Marian's next game will be on their home court against St. Ignatius of Chicago,,. Friday eye-, ning, Dec. 13, and then they travel to Maryville of Des Plaines for a Saturday evening contest, Dec. 14. ; Coach Gubbins is faced with a tremendous rebuilding job this season, after losing 11 of his 15 man squad thru graduation. He has brought up 2 sophomores to his varsity squad, guard Denny Jacksoto of McHenry and 6'6" center Dave Kordenbrock from Crystal Lake, both men are ex- I>ected to see plenty of varsity action this season. Marian FG FT TP Adams, C. 4 2 10 Parker 3 0 6 Nitz 10 4 24 Meyer 1 0 2 Murphy 0 2 2 Jackson 0 1 1 Adams, J. 0 0 0 Frost 0 0 0 Kordenbrock 0 0 0 TOTALS 18 9 45 Marian Cent. 16 7 13 9--45 St. Viators 18 16 9 17--35 St. Viator's F(J FT TP Hoffman 3 8 14 Murray 7 5 19 Viot 2 4 8 Heitz 1 4 6 Grandt 2 4 8 TOTALS 15 25 55 McHENRY THEATRE 1204 I'll tl i ll Bowling Notes of Dec. 7 McHenry Recreation Thursday Nite BuhIiicm Men's League B. Schmaling 206-543; W. Smith 202-531; A. Rebel 504; J. Doran 501; C. Jensen 211; Ed Buss 191-526; Ted McNish 191-520; Doc Saylor 510; Don Schaeger 191-"22; Rip Peisert 202-215-576; G. Schaefer 196- 512; A. McCarroll 516; D. Walinski 198-537; P. Jensen 196- 557; J. Gerth 207-514; Bill Scheid 509; Lee Mai 196-202- 523; R. Becker 335; Lenny 195-528. Tuesday Thirty Niners Nov. 19, 1963 Rosemary Przetacznik 416; Claire RoSing 469 Judy Walsh 417; Doris Diedrich 416; Janet Heide 434; Lucy Knox 176-180- 497; Nanci McAuliffe 444; Grace Bentz 192-497; Dorothy Freund 457; Cathy Schlitt 439. Tuesday Thirty Niners Nov. 26, 1963 Judy Walsh 429; Margaret Fleming 427; Billie Mackinder 173-485; Jean O'Brien 145. C.D of A. Nov. 19, 1963 Betty Clark 201-482; P. Steege 182; J. Weber 166; C. Beunzli 177-454; Joan BUSB 160; J. Armstrong 159; K. Kendle 170-412; M. Boro 160- 119; C. Boro 179-455; C. Freund 171 ;.M. Stine 184-499; B. Pogor 126. SPLITS - Lois Chouch 4-7-10. C.D. of A. B. O'Brien 473; Roberta 161; Van 160-448; Cathie 162-479; Marge 148-104; Grace 168-438; Char 189-463; A. Marie 171- 405; Barb S. 164-442; Fran 171-443; Norma 158-407; Helen 177-467; Ethel 178-451; Joan A. 178-462. SPLITS-Liz 4-7-10; Pat R. 5-7. Ten Pin Queens Nov. 18, 1963 N. Larkin 172-464; A. Sheriff 159-147-429; E. Smithson 174- 174-502; J. Doherty 155-162- 464; M. Doherty 171-152-180- 503; M. B. Fuchs 171; E. Blake 186-157-481; M. Goss 164-465; N. Ohlson 166; T. Meyer 169; V. Herdrich 165; E. Hester 160; E. Justen 159-19.8-503; N. Cristy 164; J. Lindferen 181-162- 478; M. Cristy 472; S. Pierpaoli 165; P. Kriegel. Ten Pin Queens Nov. 25, 1963 J. Doherty 163-154-465; M. Doherty 160; M. B. Fuchs 157- 230-143-530; N. Cristy 158-451; M. Cristy 154; T. Olson 174- 437; M. 'Granger 159-158-451; L. Harrison 166; N. Larkin 162-167-472; W. Gehrke 163; D. Overton 164; T. Meyer 200- 157-164-521; W. Conway 187; E. Justen 204-177-496; J. Elbersen 151; M. McKim 182; E. Smithson 199. SPLITS-T. Steffan 6-10-7; B. O'Brien 3-710; J. Doherty 5-7; S. Pierpaoli 5-10; N. Cristy 5-7. Nlte Owls Nov. 11-28-68 Gail Wagner 146-404; Betty Wentzel 188-441; Clara Colman 166-436; Marilyn Venable 170- 461: Marion Karls 201-164-172- 537; June Diedrich 145-432; Etbelmae Roewer 145-427; June Schmunk 167-452; Ann Borovec 150-402; Pauline Steege 164-428; Eileen Klapperich 176-445; Fran Kuebler 162: Pat Rosing 176-451; Irene Kreier 156-425; Marion Otto 158-453; Agnes Schwingl 156- 433. RAILS & SPLITS - Schwingl 5-8-10; G. Hastings 3-10; P. Steege 5-3-10; E. Rand 5-7-9; R. Romkowski 2-7-10; E. Roewer 2-7; L. Recker 2-7. Nite Owls 11-22-63 Esther Jobes 173; Lil Miller 194-445; Marilyn Venable 183; Marion Karls 160; June Diedrich 169-442; Clara Colman 163- 182-490; Lil Vacondio 154-424; Dorothy Noonan 158; Eileen Klapperich 150-421; Lois Worts 148-420; Pat Rosing 170-441; Betty Wentzel 159. RAILS * SPLITS - B. Wentzel 3-10; C. Frett 5-10; P. Hamil 3-10; L. Ferwerda 5-8- 10; Helen Rudolph 5-10; D. Morissette 3-10; W. Crane 3-7- 10; M. Beranek 5-7; L. Recker 2-7; F. Anderson 3-10; I. Kreier 4-7-9. Thursday Nite Business Men's League 12-1-63 Doc Sayler 501; Rip Peisert 534; Lou Consago 508; Andy McCarroll 215-209-577; R. Walinski 191-200-551; P. Jensen 211-536; A. Rebel 209-513; D. Hansen 200-507; R. Darnell 224-518; Bill Brcnnan 190; Ev Hansen 198; Bob Cnapek 192- 506; B. Schmaling 214-530; Ralph Kick 206-552; Jandt 190- 550; H. Hans 213-535; R. Becker 538. Monday Nite Commercial League Herb Freund 248-591; Bob Sheriff 190-518; John Gerth 209; Bob Becker 500; C. Pintozzi 501 R. Harris 190-504; W. Schwab 211-538; E. Amann 198-555; D. Green 505; E. Steinsdorfer 211-533; Don Humann 210-529; Bob O'Brien 522; Bob Schmuhl 500; Gene Freund 200-542; Carl Behnke 206-520; B. Jones 504; Sam Buenzli 220-581; Dick Weigman 198-564. Thursday Nite 9:15 p.m. G. Rodcnkirch 196-215-572; T. Sutton 222-213-600; F. Petersen 194-201-546; W. Hojnacki 231; J. Kuna 210; D. Kleinhuizen 202; M. Krueger 199-203-577; H. Kane 210; R. Cynowa 224-574; W. Pierce 200. McHenry Recreation Thursday Nite 9:15 p.m. League -- P. Overton 213; M. Crouch 192-200; B. Blake 195-546; Kleinhuizen 201; H. Durkin 228; D. Kent 224-532; W. Hojnacki 193-557; J. Kern 206; J. Coughlin 192-518; R. Cynowa 201; G Viscounti 212; N. Dalby 192-210-579; D. Buralli, 235- 213-627; N. Lange 195-527; H. Freund 201-554; E. Simon 204. Wednesday Nite Mixed League Mildred Hinspater 176; Jack Butler 193; A1 Nelson 171; Bob Freres 201-505; Marie Rochelle 152; Elaine Padlock 149; Kay Wiser 188; Karen McNally 197- 202-555; James McNally 219- 204-584; Ray Bujak 191-554; Frank Klapperich 172; Tom Cusack 152; Tom Thorne 179; Helen Long 168; Bill Rochelle 150; RoVenna Marshall 188; Chris Bennett 179; Pat McNally 127; Tony Rebel 188. Tuesday Nite Thirty-Niners-- Maxine Adams 439; Elsie Winkel 438; Dorothy Freund 459; Billie Mackinder 459; Pattie Weber 406. Railroads -- Judy Schmitt 3-7-10. I McHenry Kart Park i 1 BOB SLEDS NEW AND USED I CAMPUS BIKES NEW AND USED | Engines -- Sales & Service I Res. 2106 N. Chapel Hill Road f McHenry. 111. 1 Phone 385-1994 (fc Pho 58-00: For She or He * NOW SHOWING Ends Dec. 14 "HOOTENANNY HOOT" -- Plus -- "SAVAGE GUNS" Who has Everything Give a Gift Certificate For a Cruise, Tour or Trip This Christmas Open Sun. £ Evenings by Appointment ^ CHAIN-O-LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE || 8017 W. Main St. McHenry 385-5251 $ STARTS SUNDAY Dec. 15-17 Starring Woodstock Man George Mather in 'RING OF TERROR" -- Plus -- "THE LION" STARTS WEDNESDAY Dec. 18-21 , "CRY OF BATTLE" * - ' - Plus - "THE GUN HAWK* CLOSED THURS.. PEC. 12 Fill.-SAT. DEC. 13-14 Double Feature - "THE OLD DARK HOUSE" And Bob Hope - Lucille Ball "FANCY PANTS" SPECIAL MATINEE Sundav. Dec 15. 3-5 p.m. "PUBLIC PIDGEON NUMBER ONE" Plus 2 Cartoons SUNDAY ONLY DEC. 15 Two Shows 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Troy Donahue - Sandra Pee "SUMMER PLACE". Theatre Closed Monday thru Thursday Dec. 16 thru 19 I What a Gentleman would Prefer I An Alpaca CARDIGAN SWEATER l»> To wiie or King of California (Small, Med., Large A Ex. Large) |i from $22.95 CLOSE-OUT on 1963 GOLF CLt B SETS and GOLF RAGS I McHenry Country Club Pro Shop 1 Phones 385-1072 or 385-5855 Nlte Owls -- Elizabeth Koenemann 157-444; Lil Miller 155-418; Lois Worts 186; Fran Kuebler 171-428; Ronnie Romkowski 188-164- 498; Dorothy Koleno 150; Marilyn Venable 179-475; June Diedrick 152-443; Gail Wagner 152; Marion Otto 157-441; Felicia Kuna 159; Laura Ferwerda 156-434; Edith Rand 171- 428; Delores Morissette 162- 460; Mary Murphy 156; Judy Vacondio 156; Clara Colman 155-462; Betty Wentzel 167- 435; Flo Anderson 161-416. Rails and splits -- N. Fuhrer 3-10; B. Wentzel 5-6; M. Day 3-10; D. Morissette 3-7-10; J. Bohl 5-6-10; C. Colman 3- 10; M. Beranek 6-7-10. Monday Nlte Commercial League -- W. Schwab 211-543; C. Green 509; S. Buenzli 194-545; B. Schmuhl 501; J. Stane 195-501; J. Piotrowski 191; C. Brennan 227-540; H. Freund 510; J. Kalk 509; D. Weber 215-190- 560; M. Freund 192-534. Ten Pin Queens -- W. Gehrke 183-177-187-547; P. Kriegel 213-465; E. Hester 178-221-557; F. Freund 157- 145-422; M. Goss 161-172; M. Hojnacki 157; M. McKim 178; Doherty 185-468; M. Doherty 177-171-464; L. Michels 162-460; M. Cristy 164; L. Stangarone 153; K. McNally 157-161-465; A. Sheriff 166; J. Rink 194-473; M. Donnelly 208-170-492; D. Meath 173- 411; N. Larkin 198-489; T. Meyer 157-164-449; E. Conway 164; T. Olson 163-156-440; N. Ohlson 172-156-160-488. Splits -- R. Klemm 5^10-7. Thursday Nite Business Men's League -- B. Schmaling 208-555; J. Schmaling 503; B. Brennan 511; L. Mai 522; F. Matthesius 514; B. Scheis 212-568; Ev Hansen 518; G. Roberts 200- 543; B. Chapek 506; R. Becker 210-514; N. Justen 229-529; G. Schaeger 196-502; L. Consago 210-584; M. Huff 194-515; C. Brennan 191; E. Buss 202- 214-208-624; T. McNish 522; B. Peisert 506; J. Doran 203; W. Groth 209-535. Tomasello's T. N. T. League -- Jackie Mortimer 176-484; Mabel Smith 474; Blondie Karls 181-461; Connie May 435; Jean Ciechon 434; Frank Kasperski 434; Mary Hettermann 430; Eleanore Mangold 430. T.N.T. League 11-21-63 -- Mary Hetterman 175-186-519; Elsa Hanks 487; Marcella Wakitsch 477; I. Stilling 184- 450; M. Joyce 434; B. Hettermann 432;p J. Clark 185; M. Smith 201-510; B. Smith 545; J. Mortimer 434; L. Smith 433; J. Ciechon 431; J. O'Leary 182. Rails Angela Smith 8-10; F. Kasperski 3-7-10. Americans chew enough gum yearly to make one stick 852,- 274,000 miles long. SHOP IN McHENRY Have you applied for a Charge Account at GLADSTONE'S, INC? Johnsburg tfl FT TP T. Oeffling 3 4 10 B. Schmitt 5 1 11 D. Bentz 11 3 25 B. Oeffling ...5 1 11 J. Friddle .... . . . . 1 1 4 B. Comstock 1 1 3 J. Huff 2 2 6 M. Vycital 1 1" 3. M. Bentz 2 15 TOTALS 31 16 78 Dundee FG FT TP R. Schuring 3 1 7 D. Botts 3 2 8 K. Seisser 4 1 9 M. Bema 4 8 16 K. Thelander 9 3 21 R. B u h r o w . . . . . . . . 1 4 6 F. Dobler 8 0 16 TOTALS 32 19 83 Johnsburg 15 S# 48 78--78 Dundee 19 44 67 83--83 Johnsburg FG FT TP T. Oeffling 3 0 6 B. Schmitt 6 0 12 D. Bentz 6 3 15 B. Oeffling 5 2 12 J. Friddle 3 0 6 W. Frett 2 1 5 M. Vycital 7 1 15 M. Bentz 5 2 12 J. Huff 1 2 4 TOTALS 38 11 87 Woodstock Majors FG FT TP Brasile ... 5 0 10 Barrett 3 3 9 Koch 6 1 13 Peterson 1 0 2 Moricolli 5 4 14 Jackson 4 2 10 TOTALS 24 10 58 Johnsburg 22 28 18 24--87 Woodstock Mas 5 14 17 22--58 Johnsburg FG FT TP T. Oeffling 3 0 6 B. Schmitt 3 0 6 D. Bentz 5 7 17 B. Oeffling 6 0 12 J. Friddle 3 1 7 M. Vycital 5 5 15 M. Bentz 5 0 10 J. Huff 10 2 TOTALS 31 13 75 Harvard FG FT TP Jim Nolan 7 4 18 Brazier 5 1 11 Jack Noland 4 1 9 Kleckner 8 2 18 Borth 3 0 6 Morris 2 4 8 TOTALS 29 12 70 Before you buy or renew your HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE check these two points! L Your present cost com* pared with the rate you would pay in buying a West American policy through us. 2. Your present coverage as compared with ours. In West American's auto* mated Homeowners Policy, low price and broad coveragt are combined. Check with us today. EARL R. WALSH JACK WALSH INSURANCE 3429 W. Elm St. McHenry, IIL Phone 385-0043 ROlUR SKATING Tl inate, laachtfer and an the Ingredients for a perfect time on a date. Skating'! great aport, Inexpensive and wholesome entertainment. Sun., Tues., Wed., FrL, Sat. 8-11 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 1:80-4 p.m. JUST for FUN Boiler Rink McHenry, IIL TWO TYPES OF DEALERS I recently heard a dealer acquaintance who had moved from a very large city to a medium size place explain the difference between the two. He summed it up by saying that in his large city dealership he rarely knew his custom ers personally and almost never met them socially. But since moving to a smaller center the opposite was now true -- he seldom DOESN'T know the people who are buying from him. Quite a few on a first name basis and many as personal friends. He admitted that he now felt compelled to be scrupulously honest with his customers for the obvious reason that if he ran his business any other way, word would soon get around and his business would differ. This basic truth about the car business accounts for the fact that a "wheel and deal" dealer, to use the trade slang, can't operate successfully in a small town or city. He must pull buyers from miles around, usually on a basis of misleading price ads or similar gin> mick claims. It logically follows that since he doesn't expect to see his customers again (the distance involved quickly discourages driving back for service or complaints) this type of dealer considers his out-of-town buyers fair game for every type of corner cutting that will squeeze an extra dollar of profit out of the sale. If you deal out of your own town or city with this type of operator on the understandable desire to "save" a few dollars, you are likely to regret it, as thousands of buyers who have will testify. BUSS FORD SALES 8030 \V. Main Street