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THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER McHenry Country dob ••r't 'i a H"!' i M i i n I 'l'iH.'M'ii 1^4! Thursday, June • 24, 1965 30 I HEAR... It was Fathers' Day--"that one day , of the year^when we ,are king for a day. We announced early that we were boss around the house for the day and certain people let us bask under that assumption all >*day. ants. John Reinboldt, son of the Vern Reinboldts, hurled a no-hitter for the Cardinals and fanned 17 batters along the way. How did you other dads make out? We arose early, attended church services, enjoyed a more than adequate "breakfast, didn't pick up a dish, read the Sunday paper, snoozed a few times and spent one of the laziest days of our lives. The Sox-Boston doubleheader was on the agenda. Pete Ward's home run took care of the first game in extra inning tension. Then the rains came to wash away the second contest. There were cards that went to our heart and appropriate gifts that will be worn and consumed. Then day was done and the darkness fell. Monday is another day and father comes out of his dream and back to the reality of every day problems. We fathers make the jokes about our position in families, but down in our hearts know that we owe much to good mothers who spend more time with our children and instill respect for their fathers in their minds. We are grateful for whatever blessings come our way. If we sometimes seem sentimental, it is because we are . . . In looking at that tight American League race, we recall that Jim Brosnan (pitcher turned writer) picked Cleveland to win the American League penant. He stood alone at the time, but may have company now. Bringing Rocky Cola vi to home where the fans love him was a master stroke. Getting Hinton from Washington was another. We are watching that Tribe. The McHenry Pony League will have opening ceremonies next Sunday and the boys hope like all get out that a crowd will be there. Here are a couple of pitching masterpieces that took place in the last week. John Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Anderson of Mineral Springs, had 17 strikeouts as he poured 'em in for the Gi- If you parents and friends of our young people cannot make it any other time, please try to be there next Sunday at the V.F.W. diamond. . As usual, a few people are giving their time all siimmervto help these boys. The rest of us should give „a little time. . Besides, it is great fun to wjitrh those games. Ask somebody to go with you next' Sunday. You can't tell Petie Schaefer that McHenry isn't still a one-horse town. Somebody rode a horse up to his store the other day and tied it to a parking meter. Petie was quick to get oui there with a broom as the Main Street crowd watched. Met Larry Nimsgren the other day and learned that he is now a "Chicago fan". He is a C u b f a n , b u t . . . . LOCAL TIGERS FAIL TO SNAP LOSING STREAK PICKUPSHe who tarries is last. Need sharpens the brain. Ignorance knows no anxiety. Where there is a will there is a way. Truth is the goal of man. Fortune seldom lurks near folly. Every great man shows early signs of inspiration. By The Padre Western Horse Show Planned For June 27 McHenry County Saddle Club will , hold their annual Western Horse Show, Sunday. June 27th. at the Circle 8 Coiral. The Corral is located 2 miles south of Woodstock on Route 47 and Lucas Road. There will be haltod-, western pleasure, reining, banrrel racing and other speed ev/nts. Many^McHenry/business men have donated 'trophies for this affair. Spectators are welcome. Oh why -Oh why, must love of good sportsmanship, beauty of flowing, well trained muscles and skills, grace of sure movement be relegated behind scoreboards and headlines0 I 1i iI The Johnsburg Tigers cannot seem to snap their loosing streak which now stands at 4 in a row. Saturday; June 19th, the Tigers traveled to Stateville for their annual game there. The prison team which is undefeated so far this year, walked oft with a'4-3 decision. The Stateville Trojans"took an early . 4-0 lead before right hander Jim Meyers settled down to pitch real good ball the rest of the way. The Tigers chopped at the Stateville lead but were unable to come up with timely hits in the last two innings when they had terrific swing opportunities. Johnsburg (3) AB R H Schaelfer 2 10 May 4 0 2 Freund 3 12 Smith 5 0 1 Mack 5 11 W. Hiller 4 0 0 J. Hiller 10 0 Michels 10 0 DeCicco 3 0 0 Shields 0 0 0 Meyers 4 0 0 Totals 32 3 6 Stateville (4) AB R H Herrera 3 11 Moore 2 11 Fleig 4 0 0 Dismurk 3 12 Powcir 3 0 0 Geritand 4 0 1 Jones 3 0 1 Winters 3 1 1 Avery 3 0 1 Totals 28 4 8 Triples Dismurk, Jones, Mack Winning Pitcher: Avery. Losing Pitcher: Meyers. On Sunday the Tigers played host to a good Beloit team and came out on the short end of a 3-1 rain shortened game. Here again the winning runs were scored in the 7th inning when a fly ball which would have ended the inning was dropped. The Tigers were only able to back up left hander Jim Shields with 4 hits, Henry May had a single up the middle and Bob Hiller collected the other 3 hits. Shields was the loser for Johnsburg and Gilbertson was the winner for Beloit. This coming Saturday the Tigers will play at Zion and then they will come home Sunday to play a double header against Waukcgan. Starting time 1:00 o'clock. Johnsburg (1) AB R H Schaefer 3 0 0 May 3 0 1 Freund 3 0 0 Smith 1 0 Mack 2 0 0 Kazlauski 0 0 0 H. Hiller 3 0 3 DeCicco o 0 W. Hiller 1! 0 0 J. Shields 2 0 0 Totals 21 1 4 Beloit (3> AB K II Chamlierlan 3 0 0 Buroker 3 0 0 Jim Merit tt 3 1 1 Jack Merlett 3 1 0 Pohlman 3 0 1 Sancistead 3 0 0 St rat I of 3 1 1 Owens 3 0 1 Gilhei t son U <) 1 Tot i!s 2tf 3 5 Winning Pitcher: Gilhertson Losing Pitcher: Shields Open Weekdays 6:45 Sat. 1:00 -- Sun. 2:15 ami ) VOLKoA'AGlN OF AMUiCA, IhC. ahead. Kick it i One of the things most people do when they buy a used car; is kick the tires. It won't tell you a thing. But we all do it. It won't tell you, for instance, that this fittle beauty f 58,'59/60? - '--who can tell with VWs?) has passed o rigid 16-point safety end performance check. Or that the entire car, inside and out, has been reconditioned, washed, polished and put in first-class running order. People who kick tires are right about one thing: they're concerned about how the car stands up. That's why so many people, <aye> looking at VWs. New and used. VWs are very solid little things. So go ahead. Kick it. Be our guest McHENRY COUNTY >RT MOTORS © K.XDS THURSDAY June 24 "AMOROUS ADVENTURES OF MOLL FLANDERS" FRIDAY & SATURDAY Ji ni" 2.'> & 2(i "GIRLS ON THE BEACH" KRKK :-T I-Tit'HAN'T SPC >NS( )R r'l) KII>I>IK SHOW Saturday Mai inee D o o r s O p e n 1 : ( n ) I ' M "WILD STALLION" Pius C'artoons And "THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN KIDD NO. 1" STARTS SUNDAY .June 27 "HUSH HUSH SWEET CHAROLETTE" PIIN "SURF PARTY" 114 W. BAND ROAD PHONE* 385-4100 McHENRY. ILL MISS WOODSTOCK CONTEST June 30 by Bill Bolder We are at the half-way point in our Little League season and President A1 Olson asked me to make a report. First of all, we ask the cooperation of all players and fans to help keep the Little League and V.F.W. grounds clean. The refreshment stand is there for your enjoyment and the proceeds from this stand have gone to supply lights and new fences to help make this a better Little League. But the littering must stop! We have placed several containers near the field, so please place" all your litter in these containers. Managers and officers will be on the look out for anyone who throws paper jOn the ground. So don't be surprised if someone taps you on the shoulder and says "let's pick up that candy wrapper". Now on the fun side of things let's look at how the teams are doing. In the majors every team has won at least one game, so that shows good balance. In the minors, the games have been real exciting. A team may have a bad game one week and then pome back like a tiger the following week. In the minitaures, the games have been terrific. These youngsters give it ail they've got. For the latest standings of the teams, look at the big standing board in the front window of Ernies Sports Center. by Agnes Prazak Due to some unforseen circumstances the opening da$ ceremony was cancelled until Sunday, June 27. The ceremony will be held right after the first game is over. June 15 saw the Giants win over the Sox 11 to 3. Anderson, pitcher for the Giants, struck out 17 boys from the Sox. On that day two home runs were hit, one by Stevec. George of the Giants and the* other by Doug Belohavy of the Sox. On June 17 the Cards clobbered the Braves by a score of 16 to 4. There were three home runs by the Cards. They, were hit by Vanek, Hester an<f Laursen. Only one home run was hit by the Braves and that was from Kirk Links. June 20 saw John Reinbolt pitch a no-hitter against the Sox. Due to an error on the Sox they only scored 1 run &nd the Cards scored 5 runs. Th6 second game of this day had to be called because of rain. This game will be played June 21. Ten top hitters: Name AB Pet. Richard Ztllcr 1 .1000 Gene Hester 10 .700 Don Reinbolt. 9 .551 John Anderson 6 .500 Art McAndrews 4 .500 Gary Freund 5 .400 Kirk Links 5 .400 Greg M..yer 5 .400 Bob Ruemlin 6 .331 Doug. Beiohavy 10 .300 Home Run Hitters: Hester with 2. and all the rest with one: Vanek, Ander-. by Verona Kent Semifinalists have been determined by today's play for match play tournament. Winners in Class A: Vitense over Bischotff; Reihansperger over Moss; Overton over M. Johnson and Beckenbaugh over Cooney. The upper bracket matches next week pits Vitense and Reihansperger, and Beckenbaugh against Overton. Class B today saw Funk over Rode, Donnelly over Conway, Consago over Nolan and Schlosky over Smith. Next Tuesday the competition will be Funk over Donnelly and Consago over Schlosky. Class C today saw Weber over Elberson and Dot Freund over Baker. Next Tuesday will be the finals in this class between Weber and Dot Freund. Low gross winners were: Class A, Dot Beckenbaugh. Class B, Sully Consago and Class C, Nell Fid'ler and Agnes Freund tied. Ira Jensen was the winner in the 9-hole league. Beautiful weather and the good golf course brings many strangers to the course, so keep an eye on personal belongings left even temporarily in carts or on picnic tables. Ringer scores are getting lower each week. Apparently there is some good golf being shot by the Divot Dolls. Ode to a Bench by Lil Stilling Where Oh where on the 6th tee Is the ball-washer and bench that used to be, Oh! my dirty ball and aching feet There in the hay field I see a seat. Over 150 Participate Jrt Annual McHenry Jaycee Youth Sports Jamboree McHenry Fifty-two golfers played in the qualifying round of President's tournament Sunday, June 20. The first round matches are scheduled for Sunday, June 27. Low scores were Ed Buss, 72, and Art Jackson, 74. In the semi-final round of the Director's tournament, Buss beat Sayner, and R. Johnson beat Andrews in "A" flight, and R. Weber beat/Bishoff, and Jensen beat Slnithson in "B" flight. The finals will be played Saturday, June 26. The winners in the "low putts" event were Buss, Consago and L. Freund. son, McAndrews, George, Laursen, Mayer, J. Reinbolt, Links, and Belohavy. Schedule For Following Week Sunday, June 27-- Sox vs Giants Cards vs "Braves Tuesday, June 29 - Giants v.c Braves Thursday, July l-~ Sox vs Cards (HENRY THEATRE PLEASE NOTE: Effective Wed., June 30th and throughout the summer season doors open every day at 6:45 p.m. THURS., FRI. & SAT. JUNE 24, 25 & 26 Thurs., 8 p.m. -- Fri. & Sat. 7-9 p.m. Frankie Avalon -- Annette Funicello AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL'S Seethe SK^DIVING••• BEACH PARjy gang play! •COLOR* MNAVISI0N' • BEjiQM * > BI£JYK£T BJNQO 7 ©1965 American International Pictures SUN., MON. & TUES. JUNE 27, 28 & 29 wmeA Ms Fred Kohlmar jfo&cta enini CINEMASCOPE . Sun. 7-9 p.m. -- Mon., & Tues. 8 p.m. STARTS WED., JUNE 30 FOR FOUR DAYS Kim Novak "THE AMOROUS ADVENTURES OF MOLL FLANDERS" 2 Shows Each Eve 7-9 p.m. Over 150 of this' area's youths participated in the 3rd Annual McHenry Jaycees Sports Jamboree on Sunday afternoon. The weatherman gave IJO cooperation and the program was interrupted several times by showers; but With fine work from officials Don Seaton, Richard Rabbitt, Bill Hutchinson, John Barnings, George Kcch, Rod Mauch, Dick Jelenik, Dean Glosson, Jerry Buch, Dennis Buch and Lee Hiller, all events were completed. The following is the 1st place winner's list, who are invited to compete in the Cary Sectional on July 17, 1965. 50 yard dash -- midgets -- boys -- Ron Nikrin -- 7.7 sec. Girls--Parn Nitz--7.8 sec. Juniors-- Boys--Brian McCafferty --6.8 sec. Girls--Melody Ruth -- 7.0 sec. Intermediates -- Boys -- Rich Oleszczuk --- 6.1 see. Girls -- Marjie Ruth -- 7.4 sec. 75 Yard Dash -- Midgets -- Boys -- Don Prazak -- 10.8 sec. Girls -- Joyce Malek -- 11.9. Juniors -- Boys -- Jeff Thomas -- 10.0 sec. Girls -- Kathy Bartoszek -- 11.1 sec. 100 Yard Dash -- Juniors -- Girls -- JoAnn Freund -- 14.0 sec. Intermediates Boys--John Todd -- 11.4 sec. Girls -- Sara Wright -- 13.2 sec. 220 Yard Dash -- Juniors -- Boys -- Dave Guzzardo -- 29.4 sec. Intermediates -- Girls v-- Lois Hansen -- 31.0 sec. 880 Yard Run -- Intermediates -- Boys -- Neil Davis -- 2:59. Broad Jumps -- Midgets -- Boys -- Larry Lowrey -- 12'6" Girls--Cherri Elbersen -- 9'4" Juniors -- Boys -- Larry Cristy -- 14'2". Girls -- Kathy Freund -- 12'11" Intermediates -- Boys -- Rich Oleszczuk -- 17*4". Girls -- Marjie Ruth -- 13'11" High Jumps -- Juniors -- Boys -- Mike Freund -- 4'6". Girls--JoAnn Freund - 3'10" Intermediates -- Boys •-- John Todd -- 4'9". Girls -- Beth Okal -- 3'4" Baseball Throw -- Midgets --Boys -- Don Prazak -- 195'. Girls -- Pam Nitz 121'3". Juniors -- Boys - Brian McCafferty -- 245'. Girls -- Joan Glueck -- 140'. Intermediates -- Boys -- Bob Lehr -- 240'. Girls -- Dorothy Kupstis -- 190'6". 220 Yard Relays -- Midgets Boys--Roa Nikrin, Norb Lewandowski, Jeff Lehman, Bob Decker--38 sec. Girls -- Terri Cristy, Cherri Elbersen, Nancy Van Kanegan, Pam Nitz--34.8 sec. 440 Yard Relays--Juniors-- Boys -- Brian McCafferty, Robin Ruzicka, Paul Nitz, Larry Cristy--57.F sec. Girls--Lynn Weber, JoAnn Freund, Karen Hettermann, Kathy Byrtoszak -- 62.5 sec. Intermediates -- Boys--Vint Alderson, Rajesh Aiwa, John Todd, Tom Levvandowski - 52.6. Girls -- Carol Schuh, Sara Wright, Diane Dimon, Lois Hansen -- 61.1. These girls and boys are invited to a voluntary practice to be held on Monday night, June 28, 6:30 p.m. at McCracken Fie!d. McHenry "Hi<ih J^gal STATE OF ILLINOIS ) COUNTY OF McHENRY ) GEN. NO. 65-P-147 In the Circuit Court of the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit, McHenry County, Illinois -- Probate Division. To FRANK D. ECK, if living, and if deceased:. Unknown Heirs at Law, Legatees and/or Devisees of FRANK D. ECK, if deceased: You and, each of you will hereby take notice that an instrument purporting to be the last, will of GRACE ECK, a/k/a GRACE VAN HOUGHTON ECK, deceased, has been filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Nineteenth Judicial Circuit, McHenry County, Illinois, Probate Division thereof, together with the petition of Harry W. Eck representing among other things that the names of all the heirs legatees and devisees of said deceased, are as follows, to wit: Harry W. Eck, Frank D. Eck, if living, arjd if deceased: Harry W. Eck, son and heir at law of Frank D. Eck, and Unknown Heirs at Law, Legatees and/or Devisees of Frank D. Eck, if deceased, and praying that said instrument be admitted to probate as the last will of said deceased, and that the same be ordered recorded. You will also take notice that the hearing on said petition and the proof of said purported last will has been set by said Court for the 26th day of July, 1965, at 1:30 o'clock P.M., daylight saving time, in the Circuit Court Room in the City of Woodstock, in said County, when and where you may appear and show cause, if any you have, why said purported last will should not be admitted to probate. Dated this 21st day of June, 1965. (SEAL) MARGARET O'NEIL Clerk of the Circuit Court of said County. (Pub. June 24, July 1, 8, 1965) School track coach Don Seaton, will conduct the session and will give pointers on various events. STOCK CAR RACING Every Saturday Nite Kenosha County Speedway WHmot, Wis. Adults $1.50 Tax Included Children (under 12) 50c Tax Included Time Trials .... 6:45 p.m. 1st pace • • • • 8:30 p.m. STARTS FRIDAY, JUNE 25TH THE TRAIN WILL CARRY YOU TO THE PEAK OF ADVENTURE I JULES BRICKENpresents BURT LANCASTER in JOHN FRA NKENHEIMER'S ;-m * *3m TRAIN Plus Smash Co-Hit CHARLES FfLDMAN f*(snu i HD»PU* noouCTtot WILLIAM SUSANNAH HOLDEN YORK CAPUCINE •S Ohana FECHNICOLOR UNITED ARTISTS Obituary BERNARD A. FREUND ' ' Bernard A. Freund, 58, died unexpectedly in his home at 2916 N. Chapel Hill Road, McHenry, Sunday, June 13. He was a lifelong resident of the community. Mr. Freund was born Nov. 2? 1906, and had been a successful dairy farmer for many years. « He was active! in several organizations, among them the Johnsburg Community Club, the Catholic Order of Foresters and the Holy Name Society, both of St. John the Baptist Church. Survivors are his wife, Anita Schaefer Freund; one daughter, Mrs. Kathleen (Glenn) Moehling of McHanry; three sons, Arnold of Los Angeles; Calif., Lambert of Champaign and Neil at home: also -two grandsons and one grandlaughter. The body rested at the George R. Just en & Son funeral home until 10 o'clock Wednesday, when a funeral Mass was sung at St. John's churfch, followed by interment in the church cemetery. COURT B Patricia Gagan of Wonder Lake and Regina Lee Heckmann of McHenry were fined $50 each and costs when they' appeared in Branch I Court last week. The charge "Vvas purchase or acceptance of liquor by a person of non-age. RECEIVES APPOINTMENT Efective June 25, Agnes Adams of 1007 N. Plymouth, McHenry, will be the new Good. Will representative for this area, taking over duties formerly carried out by Mrs. Mildred Miller. Mrs. Adams may be reached al 385-0863. WORLD WIDE SERVICE Airline Steamship Railroad Cruise Tours Hotels U-Drive CHAIN - O - LAKES TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. Elm St. McHenry 385-7500 Tickets & Reservations At No Extra Charge We Accept American Express, Carte Blanche & Diners ^ Club Credit Cards For Airline Tickets. ENDS THURS. JUNE .24 Walt Disnev's "MARY POPPINS" Julie Andrews - Dick Van Dyke FRI. - THURS. JUNK 25 - JULY 1 JiRinr LEWIS PLAYS 7 WACKY ROLES! (A JERRY LEWIS PRODUCTION)"*" TECHNICOLOR 'ARAMOUNT :0gBm RELEASE And 2nd Big Feature! Vou'll Laugh Through- Every si* » Minute Of It! a Fred Kohlmar p^ton CwrCaiMnYMuw COLOR Henry hosier • Hal Kanler CINEMASCOPE hixtra Added Attraction Late Show FRI. - SAT. JUNE 25-26 Bob HOPE and "Lucille Ball "LOVE IS A BALL" FRI. - TIR'RS. JULY 2-8 Elvh Presley in . .. "TICKLE ME"