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THE McHENBY PLJUNDE&LER Thursday. Msy 7.1SS4 I HEAR ... From Betty Gende, we 'learned this week that proceeds from the "Beat The Champ" bowling contest have been donated to help the McHenry County School For Retarded Children. Through cooperation with the bowling proprietors, the sum of $139.37 has been donated. The school is now located at Wonder Lake. Congratulations to all who joined in this program. The County League baseball season crept up on us. A call from Ed Mack, who will man- Jaycee Junior j Marian's Four Sports Jamboree' Sports Banquet Sunday, May 17 Entry-blanks for the McHenry Jaycee Junior Sports JFamboree to be held May 17th at McCracken Field are available at the following schools: Ringvvood -- Art S m e j k a 1. Johnsburg -- Public School Dist. 12 James Van Bosch. McHenry Junior High School Edmund Sobockiewicz. St. Mary's Parochial School -- Office, High School - - Don Seaage the Johnsburg Tigers this ton, St. John's Parochial School year, woke us up. Manager Mack wants all Tiger fans to know their first game will be played next Sunday at Johnsburg (2 p.m.) against Dundee. Here's the report on the starting lineup for the Tigers: Jack Schaefer C F, Hiller 2B, Lloyd Smith C, Lloyd Freund IB, Bob Hiller SS, Dick Hiller RF, Jim Hermes 3B, Tom Oeffling LF. Either led Freund or Mack will do the pitching. The McHenry Shamrocks are listed as open on the schedule, but have arranged for Elgin to come here for a game next Sunday. The boys have been working out and are more than anxious for you McHenry fans to turn- out for this first game. --Thomas Fowler. Harrison School Dist. '36 Meii Thomas. St. Patrick's Parochial School --Robert G. Miller. •Entry blanks arc lb be "filled . counts-wide in and returned no lat£r than school. May 1 4 , 1 9 6 4 . T h e m e e t w i l l start at 1:00 p.m. May 17 at McCracken Field. Winners of the local meet will be eligible to attend the sectional meet at Elgin Memorial Field, in Elgin, July 18. Winners of the sectional are eligible for the state finals to be held in Sterling on August 28-30. 1964. Those unable to obtain entry blanks can do so by calling 385-7771. Sunday, May 17 Marian Central athletes in four sports will be honored guests at the springtime sports banquet on Sunday evening, May 17, Art Jackson, chairman for the banquet announced today. Tickets are available at. the school offie^. * Featured speaker will be Chuck Osborne, head coach of the very successful Bradley Braves. ^ The banquet is one in a seres of events sponsored by the Marian Fathers Club to boost extra-curricular as well as scholastic activities of the C a t h o l i c h i g h To complete the schedule, we find Richmond traveling to Crystal Lake next Sunday. McHenry High's track team made a good showing the past week, first by winning handily over Cary-Grove, 84-34. Coach Don Seaton's boys really dominated in the various events. In a match with Woodstock and Crystal Lake, the Woodstock boys had 67 points, McHenry 59, and Crystal Lake fell by the wayside. In the pole vault event, Fellows of McHenry, set a new record 12' 7x/2". Kusch took the shot put event for McHenry with another new record -- 50' 6V2". McHenry's Frosh - Soph gave evidence of good days ahead, winning with 69 points. Woodstock had 43 and Crystal Lake 36. Track is a wonderful sport and McHS seems to have it rolling along in great style. Sports participants in basketball, baseball, track and golf will be honored. Cheerleaders an;! coaches also will be feted and parents of the athletes and friends of Marian are cordially invited to hear Osborn and join in the saiute to the athletes. Head coaches include Joe Gubbins. basketball and golf; Dave Westhoff, baseball: and Matt Pont a r. track. The football squad, which had an outstanding season under the leadership of Coach Tom Parsley, was honored at a banquet last fall. are showing real interest in the development of our young people. A bride of only a few months was at the airport to meet her husband when he returned from abroad. They were waiting for his luggage when the good- The Six(h Annual Grade looking stewardess from the sch00] Track Meet will be held plane passed by. Hi, Miss: on Monday. May 11, with a Tracy, he said warmly. j rajn date or Wednesday. May How do you happen to know j 13 meet will start at her name?" his new wife de manded. Sixth Annual Grade School Track Meet The all-sport banquet at the V.F.W. has been adjuged a: g r a n d s u c c e s s . T h e l a d i e s o f ! the Auxiliary must have been pleased to see those boys eat. Wow! He explained that it was listed, together with the names of the pilot and co-pilot, on the door of the cockpit. The wife's next question was a classic which he could not answer. "Dear." she asked, ever so quietly, "what was the pilot's name?" PICKUPS-- To "Mother" on "Mother's Day" Hundreds of Stars in the pretty sky, Hundreds of shells on the shore together. Hundreds of birds go singing by, Hundreds of lambs in the sunny weather. Hundreds of dewdrops to greet the dawn. Hundreds of bees in the purple clover. Hundreds of butt erf iles on the lawn. The best crack of the evening was by Bob Doran as he waded into a second helping-- "Good food never hurt anybody." But only one "Mother" wide world over. the Of course, the V.F.W. picked up the tab. Another great civic service to our community. "Mac" had nice words to say about the entire coaching staff. We have noted throughout the past year that fine cooperation has been shown on the various coaching staffs. We have a group of high class men who "Mother" My mother left me untold wealth Of Hope And Courage tied with song. The golden sun to warm my heart. However cold the day and long. Each jeweled dawn is mine to share. Rich in its blessings fused with prayer. Bv "The Pa>Ire" smjm 01 V.F.W. 16" SOFTBALL LEAGUE Tuesday, May 12th 7:30 P.M. FH1E Hot Dogs and Pop for the Kids FREE PRIZES 3:45 p.m. • The order of events is as follows: 1-- 50 yard dash 2 heats of 5 each first 3 for finals. 2--100 yard dash- -2 heats of 5 each -- first 3 for finals. 3--Broad jump -- to be finished before start of finals. Start of all Other Field Events 4---Finals - 50 yard dash--6 men 5 places 5 --Finals--100 yard dash--6 men--5 places. 6 -- Finals--70 yard Low Hurdles -- heats -- time each man 7 -- Finals -- 120 yard Low Hurdles -- heats -- time each man 8 - - Finals -- 280 yard Shuttle Hurdle Relay -- heats -- time each. 9--Finals -- 440 yard Relay -- - heats -- time each team. 10 Finals 440 yard Dash-- If all contestants are ready, we will not wait for the finish of the high jump and pole vault. 11 Distribution of ribbons. 12 Ribbons and points for first 5 places. It was decided that in 1965 the 8X0 yard run would be added as the last event, with no entry on the number of lx>ys per school. SCRAMBLES RACK The Fo\ Valley riders Motorcycle Club will Inild their first Scrambles Race of the year May 10th. and being Mother's Day. why not ireal Mum to an c.M-iling day at the lace. We are sure >he will enjoy watching the riders prove their skills on the curves, hills and jumps. Pi>>tel's are up you can buy a ticket from any member or at the uate. Starling time ' 1:00 p.m. Rel'n shments on the grounds. MCHS GOLF TEAM WINS 2 OUT OF 3 CLOSE MATCHES By Carol Kuntz Last week the MCHS golf team had home matches at the McHenry Country Club. In a close match with Palatine the McHenry team lost by 171-174. All matches are scored on the four lowest scores out of five in a nine hole medal play. Individual scores for this match were: Bill Funk won 40-44, Chris Newkirk lost 46-41, Craig Adams won 42-50, Jim Hans lost 46-44 and Richard Piatt lost 47-42. Against Libertyville, McHenry won by 2 strokes, 166-168. Scores for this match are as follows: Bill Funk won 40-41; Craig Adams lost 46-42; Chris Newkirk won 42-43; "Buzz" Frett won 40-43; and Jim Hans won 43-44. Friday. Elgin came to McHenry and went down 167-179. The McHenry team again shot consistent golf in this match. Scores for this match were: Bill Funk tied 40-40, Craig Adams won 43-46; Chris Newkirk won 45-50; "Buzz" Frett won 42-43; and Jim Hans won 42-50. The sophomores beat Libertyville 190-192, lost to Palatine 2*00-194. and tied Elgin 186-186. Presently, the Sophomores have won 3, lost 2 and tied 1. This week the team will play against Crystal Lake at Crystal Lake Country Club. Dundee will come to the McHenry Country Club and Friday the varsity will travel to Bonnie Brook in Waukegan for a qualification round in the Illinois High School District golf meet. McHenry MIKE CREIGHTON RECEIVES CORNELL COLLEGE TROPHY Iii« MOUNT VERNON, IOWA --At Cornell College's 15th Annual Student Recognition Day on Tuesday, Mike Creighton received the Charles L. Foster Cross Country Memorial Trophy. This athletic award is presented each year to a student who has done outstanding work in track and cross country athletics. Mike is the son of Mrs. James Creighton, 113 W. Rocky Beach, McHenry. McHenry Country Club <2\vot 2>»//a' John Varese The first round of the aggregate score tournament had a huge turnout Sunday, and here are the winners and their opponents for round No. 2. Brown and Billeter -- Myer and Bruns; Roseberry and Mc- Intee -- Weber and Newkirk* Freund -- Seepe -- Consago and Spengel; Overton and Hoelseher Reihansperger and Hoffman; Thomas and Burns -- Carlson and Vitense; Etten and Moss -- Sayner and Weselius; Hiller and Zwissler -- Frett and Buss; Nischan and Donnelly -- Rosing and Frett. Low Net winners were: 1-10 bracket; G. Johnson, T. O'Connell, E. Buss; 11-14; Jerry Harpling, D. Weber and B. Burns, tied for second! R. Weyland and A. Noonan tied for third; 15 and up; B. Holscher, T. Spengal. M. Hoffman, J. Mclntee and R. Billiter, tied for third. Of course there are always the golfers who are in midseason form at the beginning of the season, namely: P. Overton, 75; T. O'Connell, 74; G. Johnson, 72; and E. Buss, 74. Stomachs of whales yield i bones and remains of fish that have never been seen anyplacc else. Get 'em down deep? i|> ifrifr 1^1 1*1 1^1 >|i 1*1 I|I »$i by Verona Kent Today marked the opening of the golf schedule for the season. Judging from the turnout, the girls must have been itching for fair weather to begin the spring golfing season. Each year shows an encouraging and rapidly growing interest in the sport, as witness the increase in the number of girls. Looking over the list of new names, this year will be no exception. Today's event was LOW PUTTS. From the scores turned in it appeared the gals must have been very cool and steady on the greens. The best 9 hole scores were Class A Dorothy Beckenbaugh and Myrt Johnson, 13 putts Class B Lil Stilling, Petie Hanly and Ethel Conway, 17 "putts Class C--D. Baker. 15 putts. Next week the PARTNERS TEAM PLAY TOURNAMENT will commence. This will continue for three consecutive weeks -- May 12th, 19th and the finals on the 26th. If you have not signed up for this event please do so at once. Participating teams and .their tee times will be posted on the bulletin board prior to next Tuesday. Wish to correct an error made in last week's issue of 'DIVOT DOLLS' by not mentioning the name of Dorothy Freund as one of the members o f t h e b o a r d . P l e a s e e x c u s e i t ! by Gloria Vanek and Agnes Prazak Mayor Donald Doherty and the city council have designated May 16th as McHenry Pony League Tag day. It shows that everyone's heart is in it, that everyone! is trying to make the Pony League a success. Our heartiest appreciation goes to Mayor Doherty and the City Council of McHenry. May 16th is going to be the boys' turn to earn a little extra for their league and help with the expense. So let us all try and donate to the boys when they approach us. This will be one day that the' boys will work. So, adults let's help a little and try to make it a success for our boys. Monday nite the boys were placed on teams. The teams are as follows: Giants--D. Kamp, K. Mereness, J. Money, J. Bruhm, D. Bruhm, M. Domoto, J. Anderson, R. Karls, S. Stohlman, T. Greidanus, G. Becko, M. Johnson, R. Cole, P. Buss. Braves -- D. Druml, R. Bottari, T. Pretaeznik, J. Henneberg, S. Nolan. J. Hansen, M. Swedo, N. Smith, J. DeMarco, G. Parks, M. Antonicelli, T. Mai'ck, R. Leight. Cards- M. Camasta, H. Stilling, T. Martin, P. Kraus, J. Reinbolt, J. Laursen, J. Franklin, D. Hestor, M. Schmitt, T. Miller, P. Buccaro, T. Gustafson, J. Fulton, R. Buss. Sox--P. Schwegel, A. Kujak, B. Mauch, R. Pawlikowski, C. Ramussen, B. Funk, C. Riley, F. Vanek, N. Martinez, J. Erb, S. Lundy, It. Erber, P." Schotz. Outdoors by Jack Walsh NITE OWLS -- FINAL STANDINGS Worts Transit Co. 70 32 McHenry Recreation 68V& 33 Va McHenry Welding 65 Vis 36*4 1 Hour Martinizing 64 Vi 37'/a The Vogue 63 Ms 38 % Coast to Coast 61 Vs 40V2 Schroeder Iron Wrks. 55 to 46 to Magic Slacks 43 Vj 58 to No. Sub. Carpet Ser. 37 to 64 to McHenry Garage 35 67 Dura Wax 26 76 LaVons Beau. Salon 21 81 High Series -- Irene Kreier 561 High Game - June Diedrich 233 C. D. of A. Bette O'Brien 179- 516; Betty Clark 182-516; Cathy Boro 182-493; (Hot Shots) M. Risch 176; J. Weyland 188; F. Weyland 155; M. Wagner 147-411; J. Weber 174; G. Doyle 1,80.; R. Mieritz 160-473; II. Donovan .160-444; H. Struwe 173; P. Steege 194; P. C.ilmore 137; D. Miller 179; A. Gaulke 172-468; J. Blake 143-362; T. Gardner 169; RAILS. -- B. O'Brien 3-7-10; D. Beckenbaugh 2-10; L. Smith 4-10; S. Ballowe 3-7-10; H. Donovan 5-7; J. Weber 5-8-10; M. Harrison 5-7-9. | How Can I? Don't give drivers behind you a right or left bum. Use your directional lights in plenty of time to warn them of your intentions to turn, urges the Institute for Safer Living. Maneuver into the proper turn-off lane well ahead. 1204 N. 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MAY 8-9 Yul r>r\nner - Geo. t'hakiris "KINGS OF THE SUN" i In Technicolor) 2 Show* Each Nite 7-9 p.m. SUNDAY ihi u WEDNESDAY Ma> lo. 11. 12 & 13 Steve Mc'Jin-en - Natalie Wood "LOVE WITH THE PROPER STRANGER" j (Technicolor), Sundav 7-9 p.m. 1 1 Show Weekdays S p.m. COMING: "TOM JONES" 'KISSIN COUSINS' Hawaiian Luau SKATING PARTY 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. Surf Board Raring Hawaiian Village FREE Leis for Everyone JUST FOR FUN HOLLER RINK Mcllcnrv, III. Reports have come in that exceptionally fine catches of bass are being made at Griswold Lake and in Fox "Chain". McCullom Lake has progressed nicely since the restocking program several years ago, with many bass now being taken, weighing upward of 2 pounds. The McHenry Sportsmen's Club will hold its monthly prize trapshoot May 17, commencing at 10:00 a.m. on the club grounds near Fistakee Lake. We have reported this time and again, but here goes . . . Teach your youngster proper gun handling and safety. The trap range is a good place to start. Dr. and Mrs. Lee Gladstone recently achieved angling recognition in the Islamorada Fishing Tournament, Islamorada. Florida. While fishing aboard the skiff "Chiro" the doctor boated a 9 lb. 12 oz. bonefish and Mrs. Gladstone released an- The necessity of getting | plenty of rest before driving i long highway disi tances can hardi ly be emphasized enough. Thousi ands of drivers I whf) fail to pull | over when they feel drowsiness creeping over them are killed each year as they pile up against trees, bridge abut men and other obstacles. How long does it take to die from such a collision? Less than a second, according to studies by the National Highwax User's Conference. Taking an average speed of only 55 mph. one-tenth of a second of contact is required to crush the bumper and grill. In the second one-tenth of a second, fenders buckle, the hood flics up against the windshield and the back wheels leave the ground. If. as is often the c:i«e. the driver's legs are held siitfly in front of him. they may break at the knees. Three-tenths of a seconl after impact, the body, still travelling at 55 mph. smashes into ihe steeling wheel while the motor block hits the tree. In ihe next three-tenths of a second, the driver's chest is crushed by the steering wheel. His head .smashes through the Windshield and shock paralyzes hi>- heart. He is dead. In seven-tenths of a second in all. hinges tear, locks spring and the driver may be thrown out of the car. Seal belts will help a lot. Hut the onl> sur«Vsafeguard is alertness that never rests. other. More wildlife is killed on highways than most people realize, according to William T. Lodge, director of the Illinois Department of Conservation. One observer, noted all the birds and animals he saw dead on roads while driving 5,000 miles in northern, central and south-central Illinois last year. He counted 19 raccoons, 2 mink, 10 groundhogs, 16 skunks, 42 squirrels, 221 rabbits, 11 opossums, 1 deer,. 2 owls, 37 hen pheasants, 11 cock pheasants, 83 unidentified animals and 117 unidentified birds. He also saw dogs, cats, ground squirrels and poultry. Last year 678 whitetail deer were reported killed on Illinois highways. hy Anne Ashley What can I do when the gems persist in fallng out of pieces of costume Jewelry ? A. Try resetting them with oletir fingernail polish. Brush the colorless stuff Into the setting, then press In your Jewel, and allow to dry thoroughly. If any of the "stiekum" oozes out and around or over the stone, clean up tlio overflow with a piece of cleansing tissue just barely dampened with nailpolish remover. Q. What can I do about slight scorch stains on linens? A. A eut onion, rubbed on these stains, will often solve this little problem. Follow this by soaking the linen in cold water, and then launder. Q. I low can I renovate a shabby looking black umbrella? A. Try brushing it with a solution of ammonia and warm Water. Q. How can I remove airplane cement §tains from fabrics? . A. 1'so acetone on all fabrics, except rayon or vinyon, which it dissolves. Amyl acetate (banana oil) can be used on rayon. Fingernail polish remover contains acetone, and can be used on linens and cottons to remove airplane cement. Q. How can I silence squeaking shoes? A. Try standing the shoes overnight in a strong salt-water solution, shallow enough to cover just the soles. If you want to preserve the shape of your shoes during this treatment, better use shoe trees. Q. How can I remove the mirror-shine from the back of a serge suit ? * A. Try rubbing with hot vinegar, then sponging with ammonia. Q. How can I remove the lime scale that forms in teakettles in hardwater areas? A. Loosen this scale with boiling water and vinegar (halfand- half). Let It stand for several hours, or overnight, then scrape out the deposit with steel wool. If necessary, repeat this process. Q. How can I renew shoe polish that has become hard and caked? A. Put a few drops of beny. ino „ or turpentine into the polish and place the open can into simmering water in a shallow metal container. When cool, your polish should be as good as new. h 1 Mile East of McHenry on Route 120 OPEN 6:30 -- STAliT 7 p.m. FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY ONLY Elvis and his hilly billy kinsfolks got the Junction jumping with joy. DEATH ON THE HIGHWAYS A K m Mth his mountain kin folk sing/'n' an' swingin' in thatgood ol' . rural rhythm! m ' ' . s s m r in hVo roh for it id first time! Vvy-iv crj Mb^OQOLOU BISS FOKD SALES snsfi W. Main Street AR WAR WITH v/My SOUR TUesGS! Walt Disney's Cartoon -- 1st Show Onlv