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mpmmmsi • VSiWii PG. 6, - PLAINDEALER - FRI., NOV,, 8, 1968 -'" •.#v,;*4V • ' !V: ••-?A mm fiv'J s.-^ MCHS Harriers On Course ,-^^M , -< " jv^ Cv- *' > .r.*.H,., '.^i '"7 »> v 4 x ^ ^ ^ , Jr A letter to "So I Hear" this week promp- a page during the cross-country season. Here's tedM»fes*ufflSHg'-"Of-^e»«bgve' picture. It was - »yoursilo, Jim Jones, ,, , .., , ,, , ,r, ,, held over when space ran out in making up PLAINDEALER • PHOTO SPORTS All State - Operated Hunting Areas Open All state-operated pheasant hunting area where hunters must obtain a permit still have openings, the Illinois Department of Conservation has reported. Seven pheasant areas are managed by the department. They are: Chain-Q-Lakes, near Fox Lake; Des Plaines, near Joliet; Green River south of Dixon in Lee County; Iroquois County, near Beaverville; Shelby County, near Cowden; Clinton County, near Boulder; and Richland County, near Calhoun. Hunters may obtain permits, for weekends and week days on all areas except the Des Plaines and Chain-CP Lakes areas. On these areas there are week day openings only. Hunters must include the following in their application: Hunter's name and address, apart- Junior Football Turkey Bowl Game At Grant Sunday The young fellows of the McHenry Junior Football League invite all interested people of McHenry to the Little Turkey Bowl Game being played at Grant High School in Fox Lake on Sunday, Nov. 10 at 1 p.m., McHenry Gears VS. Fox Lake Falcons. This game will be something the people of McHenry should not miss. Let's all get out and get behind our team. The boys need your support. iter's name,/the area desired, and the date desired and an alternate date. Applications must be mailed to the Permit Office, Division of Game, Room 106, State Office Building, in Springfield, 111., 62706. SkyL Fri. - Sat. - Sun.!! IN-CAR HEATERS DRIVE-IN Adam and art dtpUitd ">uO nMatlruHrolll! It i, H»"rw»dI NCGiti JO Jf f - A unique film . . . ha$ ° /o"° '•commend it -• 4 Km; I Mile East of McHenry onRte.120 ADULTS ONLY THERE EXISTS NOW A PLACE THAT IS ILLEGAL IN MOST OF THE WORLD where many are forbidden to enter by law! I REMEMBER BY THE OLD TIMER From Velma E. Burden, Lancaster, Calif.: I remember when our American flag was something sacred and saluted by all. I remember when our schools were not patroled by narcotic officers and riot control police. I remember when parents took their children to Sunday school and church. I remember when adults entered the room, the children would stand up. I remember when it was safe for a couple to take an evening stroll in their own neighborhood. I remember when our policemen were respected and obeyed. Will our grandchildren have any pleasant memories of their early years? • * * From Alfaretta Courtright, Alvin, Texas: I remember when we used coal oil lamps. We filled them with oil and trimmed the wicks and shined the chimneys each day. Nearly every week coal oil was on the grocery list. If we lost the cap off the coal oil can spout, the grocer put a potato on the spout I remember my father told me that when his family moved to Kansas they packed provisions in a wagon. The coal oil got too near the flour and he added, "My sisters made the Srettiest biscuits out of that our and they just lasted and lasted." NOVEMBER?/ Court Joyce Kilnm No. 573- C4>. of A. -SocialMeetingand ; Card Tournament -8p.m.K. NOVEMBER 8 and ,9 ; J Guiding Star Shrinp No.109 Rummage Sale - Hours 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday - .9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Masonic Temple f 1309 N. Court-Street, McHeniy. ' " /;.NOVEMBER %,.• \,^ Friendship Club - Community United Methodist dhurch - DiningRoom - 6 p.m. ' . American Legion, Veterans Day Dance and Buffet, 7 p.m. NOVEMBER 9 and 10 Bazaar, S^. Joseph's Catholic church - Richmond - Bak© Sale - Home Calmed Goods = Holiday Decorations --Gifts - Hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m; Saturday -- 9 a.m. to noon - Suntoy- , : NOVEMBER 11 1 Annual Veteran's Day Ham Dinner - Serving from 5 to 8 p.m. - Legion Home osi Main street - Richmond. !T . O.E.S. Richmond Chapter - Regular Meeting - Election of Officers - Temple builctthg - Richmond. McHenry Senior Citizens Meeting - Planning a Flower Arrangement Instruction -High School - East campus - -7:30 p.m. " 4 - H Club Organizational Meeting for Boys and Girls 9- 19 -- Recreational House, Val Mar Estate, 2 Mies East on Lincoln road - 7:30 p.m. . NOVEMBER 12 O.E.S. State Meeting And Election of Officers - Acacia Hall - 8 p.m. NOVEMBER 13 Annual Chicken Dinner,' Bazaar - Sponsored by 'Zion Lutheran church - Bazaar, 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Dinner, , S to 8 p.m. Church social hall - West Route 120, McHenry. NOVEMBER 14 League of Women. Voters of Woodstock - McHenry - Meeting - McHenry Public Library- 8 p.m. 'Hi American Legion Auxiliary - Regular Meeting - 8 p.m^iJegion Home - Richmond NOVE3SIBER . Holiday Sale - Christian Service Group - Social Hall - Community Church of Richmond -Breakfast Starting 7 a.mi !' NOVEMBER 16-17 St. Patrick's Home & SchOjOl Association Annual Bazaar - 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday -Sunday, after All Masses - St. Patrick's Hall - McHenry, NOVEMBER 17 Thanksgiving Party - American Legion Hall - 7 p.m. > P Eleven Marian, seniors con-* elude their foott>all.„careers for • the Hurricanes this Saturday •••' when Marian invades Holy Cross for the final game of the r year. , . • • -' .. •' : Coach Tom Parker sends his warriors into the fracas against one of the leading Suburban Catholic Conference teams with a record of two wins and six losses. A big victory was Walsh achieved against Carmel last weekend, 20-19 as Marian three limes came fjcom behind to match Carmel touchdowns. Twice Tom Clark kicked extra points while Carmel achieved only one kick in three attempts --one was blocked. Holy Cross, 14-6 victim of Notre Dame of Niles lastweek- Had a long letter from Jim Jones which we will give you at least in parts: Dear Mr. Walsh, You probably don't remember me because I haven't been around McHenry much since the summer of 1963 when my wife, Hildie, and I came to California to "seek my fortune". Your son, Jack, and Pat knew me a little better as I graduated in 1959 from MCHS. Anyway, we keep ties with home through letters with friends and relatives - and through our subscription to the Plaindealer. Pve enjoyed ydur column immensly and suffered with you (and at least a few others) as our beloved White Sox struggled through their dismal season. My only consolation has been that I am 2100 safe miles from the gleeful barbs of the diehard Cub fans. 1 kept a sympathetic silence while you bore the brunt of their attacks. I am going to break my silence long enough to send you the front page of the "Sacramento Bee" Sports Section. •(Please pardon the chile sauce in the upper left hand corner; I had to salvage it from the gabage can). I thought the column headed "Between the Sports Line" by Marco Smolich might be of interest to you. It shows that you and I (plus at least a few others) weren't the only ones who were :: ;let down. And the author of the ^ column was supposedly being .objective (unless of course.he Pis another displaced Sox fan). Ah, well - Wait 'til --7? Say hello to your family from us. if any of you are ever out here, don't hesitate to lode us : 19. rd like to show Jack some great hunting and fishing. Say hello to Adele also. Fve followed her fights against short - sightedness and 'progress' (e. g. for the bond issue, against the condemnation of homes along Waukegan road, and the demise of Conwy's Woods). Although, like the Sox, she seems to have lost more than she has won, I wish her luck. NOVEMBER 19 League of Women Voters of. Woodstock - McHenry - Meeting 1 p.m. at Home of Mrs. James Miyashiro, 426 Lawndale, in Woodstock. NOVEMBER 21 McCullom Lake Conservation club - McCullom Lake Beach - house - 8 p.m. C.D. of A. Court Joyce Kilmer No. 573 - Regular Monthly meeting - 8 p.m. K. of C. Hall. Regular meeting - McHenry Garden club- Home of Mrs. G. T. Snively. NOVEMBER 23 O.E.S. Richmond chapter- Installation of Officers - Open to Public - 5613 Broadway street - Richmond - 8 p.m. Green Garter - American Legion Home - 7 p.m. NOVEMBER 26 O.&.S. Stated Meeting - 8p.m. Acacia Hall. DECEMBER 7 O.E.S. Installation - 8 p.m. Acacia Hall - 1309 N. Court street, McHenry. OBSERVE ART WEEK Mrs, Laverne Spohr, president of McHenry Woman's club announced that the first week in November has been designated American Art Week by the General Federation of Woman's clubs. A display of paintings and crafts by members will be held at the meeting, Nov. 8, at 1 pjn. at the Zion Lutheran church. Members are asked to bring their work early in order that it may be arranged for viewing. I HEAR Sport* Editors We will cut in here to say we are glad to know of another White Sox fan. It has been a tough season, iat we can "wait until next year". Yes, Our Brenda (Adele) has fought the good fight to preserve the things she believes in. At this point, she is still a winner. Of course, when you get into the loss of Cooney Woods to land development, it is a long story. Perhaps the death blow to those who wanted to preserve this and other areas was when the voters knocked down a park district referendum some years ago. As Charlie Weaver would say, Jim goes on to say: "I wonder how many hours Jack, the Powers brothers, Dick Antonson and coiuitless others (including myself) spent, constructively, I think, wandering through those woods. We could fish for chubs and shiners in the creek. We climbed to the top of the world in an abandoned silo. And we used to imagine that the ridge that ran through the woods (The hump") was an ancient Indian burial ground." Your mention of that old silo, Jim, set us to looking up a pictures which our photographer, Wayne Gaylord, took this year when our cross country team used the course in that area. We are printing it on the sports page just for yoii. . ' .Jim is darned unhappy about houses being built on his beloved^ tramping grounds, l»ut tt would take from now 'til next week to cover that subject. We are thankful that 50 acres are being preserved for a park. Other playground areas are also planned. We have enjoyed your letter, Jim, and wish you every success in your new surroundings. We note that you and Hildie went west. Now, you sign off with -- Sincerely, The Joneses Hildie, Mike, Anita, Jim, and ? We heard that California is growing. MONDAY NITE COMMERCIAL LEAGUE - McHENRY REC. T. Rebel 201-553; K.Oehmkel 503; Bob Sheriff 251-200-630; G. Freund 532; F. Matthesius 532; M. James 221-560; E. Rhoton 509; R. Schmuhl 511; R. Ose 221-500; T. McGuire 211-209-564; V. Conrad 520; D. Humann 200-203-546; R.Bujak, Jr. 212-567; B. O'Brien 202-541; G. Visconti 210- 576; H. Hachmeister 506; E. Zimny 510; E. 0smon„223-540; W. Low 213->564. TOMASELLO*S THURS. NITE LADIES T.N.T. M . Prokop 192-172-515; J. Keimebeck 180-171-193-544; J. Dillon 201-523; M. Johnston 177-198-505; L. A. Smith 185- 191-483; D. HUler 170-189- 524; E. Whitney 170; M. Joyce 179; C. May 472; F. Kaspuski 201. Rails: J. Fischer 5-7; M. Wells 5-7. MCHENRY RECREATION WEDNESDAY NITE MIXED OCT. 23-68 Mary Ann Thenrtes: 4-7-9-10 OCT. 30-68 Ray Bujak, Jr. 211-595; C. Kopp 211-185-232-628; L.Thennes 189; C. Wallwin 199-182- 553; D. Humann 211; B. Long 188-172-200-560; B. Watts 177; Jim Wegener 182; G. Arquette 173; J. Thennes 157-163-155- 475; G. Porter 165; E. Crane 175; C. Klehl 173; C. Violett 141; M. Thennes 159-156; D£usack 195-487; S. Wallwin 152; H. Long 168; T. Bujak lSOirDrtBetkenbatigln i¥- Kppp 146; D. Zimny 170; M. Erbaugh !170; "L;- Bujali; 157; IV Morrison 139; ;L. Kleinhans- 148-145; W. Aylward 139; R. Klemn 150; J. Driscoll 132; W. Crane 137; M. Watts 149; C. Humann 123-127; M. Wegener 138; A. Ellmer 141; M. Kiehl 119-119; Rita Thennes 102-103-110-315; S. Richards 110-118-318. r •<;??$" p- - * - end, rates on a par or stronger than the last two Marian foas- Carmel and St. Edward. But Parker feels, his ball club enters this game "on even terms" because of its steady improvement and the return at action of some of the injured' players. Though three regulars missed the Carmel game with injuries, Rick Jakubowske say key action after a layoff because of an injury. Randy Jackson may make it back to bolster the line for this finale, • ' • SENIOR UST Seniors who conclude their football careers include John Donahue, Tom Clark, Mark Riedl, Bill Faffer, Kent Cconey, Rich Saunders, Mike Corcoran, Burke Romkowske, Chuck Leucht, Scott Bourbon and Marty Adelphis. Feffer is out with an injury received early in the season. The squad escaped further injury in the hard-earned victory against a team Parker describes as possessing "a total offense". Carmel has good running, given an added danger with reverses and cutbacks. Us passing is wily, too, and Carn&l^uses its weapons in imaginatlve, daring manner. The game had many heroes, among them the seniors who performed in a maimer becoming a determined ball club. Leucht was a standout on offense as usual, and he also made some key plays on defense during Carmel's pass throwing efforts to salvage victory. Clark, who gained 68 yards from passes and 26 yards rushing, made a key interception late in the game with a desperate effort to overtake the receiver when both were battling • for a long throw. DOUBLE SLOT OFFENSE Romkowske, one of the middle men on the defensive line was a standout, Pan Lambert, the junior quarterback, threw -11 passes the first quarter -- and didn't call a running play as the Hurricanes surprised with a double slot offense. Lambert showed poise and • ^kill as he completed 19 out Of 34 passes for 249 yards. The Harriett?# added new dimension to their attack also by throwing to six receivers. "'This made the double teaming, of Leucht, all - conference end prospect, less effective. Chuck caught 6 passes for 102 yards, including a first quarter play that netted 56 yards and a touchdown. HUMTERS BREAKFAST ©ft IMll lisiffllwaSl's Lamplighters Cafe - Fill Your Thermos With Hot Coffee Open 5 a.m. Nov. 2 to Dec. 1 331S W. ELM, McHENRY ENDS THURS. NOV. 7 "BIG GUNDOWN" Lee Van Cleef Show at 7:30 pjn. FRI. - THURS. Nov. 8 -14 TJ\e Mirisch Corporation Presents SteveMcQueen Faye Dunawacy^ A Norman Jewison Rim Tk&TTitfwM CI/wk/ co*stamng Paul Burke JackWfeston Music-Michel Legrand wmienby Alan R Trustman Piodut ed and Duelled by Norman jewison COLOR by Deluxe Fri. - Sat. - Sun. 7 and 9 p.m. - Mon -Thurs. 7:30 p.m. (Mature Audience) - SOON "ROSEMARY'S BABY" See Separate Ad For Kiddie Matinee. SHE WALKS © by NIGHT KIDDIES MATINEE! SAT.-SUN. NOV. 9-10 "R In McHENRY, ILL ALL NEW, ALL LIVE, CHILDHOOD PRODUCTIONS Never before shown anywhere I HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN'S STAR SET WONDERLAND'S MOST AMAZING HERO... Presented in glorious... **• "ALL NEW! MIL ilVE! fJovor Mon tkavjjs anywhere Original Sound Tuck Avxtibte © on RCA CAM0CN fteortfs Open 1:30 - Show 2 p.m. Out 4:30 p.m; ALL SEATS 50 i The McHenry High School Warriors ended up their season with a 20-0 win over the Zion Benton Zee-Bees. This impressive victory was considered a tremendous team effort by the coaching staff of the varsity football team. As a result, the entire team was named players of the week this week. Special recognition must go to the seniors who, playing their last game, did exceptionally well. "A Public Service From The Friendly Pharmacy" Paone 3834426 1325 N. RIVERSIDE DRIVE McHENRY