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WALLET SIZE The McHenry Warriors take cm the Woodstock Blue Streaks this Friday night in McHenry. This game, a traditional rivalry be­ tween the two teams, is part of the 1969 Homecoming festiv­ ities. Shown in last Friday night's game, Kurt Knaack (12) puts the stops on a Crystal Lake ball carrier as Frank Hig- gins (33) comes in to assist. PLAINDEALER PHOTO "EARL WALSH SO I HEAR -SPORTS EDITOR J ing a page from good old Ernie Banks' book -- The Sox will show the rest of the league plenty in 1970." Mary VJtXen sent us a card September 10, 1969 (like found in funeral homes) Mary wouldn't mind a bit if with this wording above the Done Hoenes and his wife see prayer: this. In Loving Memory of That should just about cap it THE CHICAGO CUBS off for the season. Born April 8, 1969 Wed Oh, yes! Mary did add: "Tak- (GAYLORD) "The Recommended Photographer" will be at your 1969 Homecoming Dance Remember this gala event with natural color photos of you and your date We read the papers a lot and sometimes come upon some mighty disturbing items. Like for instance that gal out in Cal­ ifornia who is lecturing to col­ lege students -- and she an ad­ mitted member of the Com­ munist Party. Made us won­ der how long she would last if she went to Russia or China and lectured on democracy in the United States. Off to Siberia! It was Marie (Our Girl Fri­ day) who told us about Appling. We missed the news report. If it is sports news, we can de­ pend on Marie. FRIDAY NIGHT -- It will be Homecoming at Mc­ Henry high. Hope to see a lot of old grads present, but have no hopes of meeting any from our era. Coach Day and his boys would like nothing better than to win a football game for the grads. Greet and beat Woodstock. John McGee called to say the Thursday Night Club, an or­ ganization of many years stand­ ing, will resume the usual pro­ gram October 16. This group meets in the Girls' Gym at the East campus school. Anybody interested in a little exercise and good fellowship is invited. 2-5x7's IN BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR MOUNTS It was a long road for 01' Luke Appling, but the trail led back to the White Sox where he will coach next year. A great shortstop and a great hitter was "Old Aches and Pains." It was always reported that he had more ailments than any­ body, real or imaginary, then would go out and play a great game. He should be a great coach. SATURDAY MORNING -- Our fast flying Cross-Coun­ try runners will host the Mc­ Henry County Meet on their course near West campus. If you read the sports page, you know that Coach Seaton has a winner. He has instilled a spir­ it of "want to win" in his boys and they have shown a wil­ lingness to give time and ef­ fort. The Frosh-Sophs will take off at 10 a.m., the varsity at 10:30 a.m. Here is the recent record: Varsity -- 1967 Woodstock 1968 McHenry 1969 ? Frosh - Soph -- 1967 McHenry 1968 Crystal Lake 1969 ? () - COLOR PHOTOS IN ALL FOR ONLY$4.50 by OATLORD . . . h 3812 W. Elm St. 385-0170 McHenry, III. 60050 Fish Fry Friday 5 until 9 p.m. Fresh Ocean Perch • a Golden French Fries ml Tangy Cole Slaw I W - Also Serving Chicken and Steaks - PISTAKEE COUNTRY CLUB 815 W. BAY RD. PHONE 385-9854 McHenry High Thinclads Romp Over Lake Zurich by Bert Hagemann Bruce Davis all flashed across home finisher to give the run- Brad Pictor, Glen Hampton, the finish line this last Monday ning demons of McHenry an- Keith Hutchinson, Wayne Smith, on the Lake Zurich cross- other perfect 15-50 win. The Mike Freund, Eric Weiss, and country course ahead of the first first three Warrior finishers SPORTS BOWLING, NOTES McHENRY RECREATION Sunday Nite Mixed League Jim Crook, 526; J. Brzenk, Sr., 552; John Cable, 523; Frank Sweeney, 530; Harry Durkin, 544; Nick Groh, 558; BillStahl- man, 591; Dan Hampton, 207. Gert Lunsford, 442; Betty Koby, 426; Elaine Rogers, 402; Helen Scheid, 416; Claire Ras- ka, 405; Gerry Jensen, 458; Clara Freund, 454; Viv Groh, 424; Hazel Stalman, 488; Lor­ raine Smith, 515; Marge Kru- bert, 407. C.D. of A. TUESDAY NIGHT 7 P.M. LEAGUE Fran Zank 495-198; Marion Donnelly 474-176; Dorothy Ko- leno 503-190; Betty O'Brien 501-192; Barbara Leight 499- 193: Killy Hendle 517-224; Marylou Stine 492-167; Joan Varese 455-159; Ron Romkowske 5-7; Kitty Hendle 5-7; Jo Rizzo 5-7,5-10. THURS. NITE LADIES T.N.T. LEAGUE TOMASELLO'S M. Smith, 502; M. Het- termann, 193; L. LaBoy, 189- 477; R. Young, 195; F. Krab- benhoft, 175; D. Hiller, 174- 171-497; L.A. Smith, 199-485; E. Sandell, 188-482; E. Smith, 172. Rails: E. Smith 4-7-10. ©GRAY SLAKE OUTDOOR 3 ts 120 & 21 , G rays lak r K IDDYLAND BA 3 -8155 OPEN WEEKENDS Fri.-Sat.-Sun. Oct. 10-11-12 HANG WWII 2 MOW SHOTS I I n an tUSKWMI THE GOOD. THE BAD --THEUG1Y" TECHNISCOPE TECHNICOLOR s Re- re l eased t h ru United AftlStS Mso-LATE SHOW-Fri.-Sat. Students Combine Education With Responsibility, Help Youngsters Throughout the country, college students are combin­ ing their educational re­ sources with a sense of re­ sponsibility, taking part in various projects designed to help underprivileged chil­ dren and school dropouts. Students at the University of Arizona, for example, run a one-week overnight camp for "less-chance" children. The camp, first begun in 1964 with 78 youngsters, now ac­ commodates three times that number each year, in two separate campsites. Campers are chosen by the students from lists of under­ privileged children in the Tucson area, and the pro­ gram is financed through WONDER LAKE LADIES EARLY BIRDS High Team Series with handi­ cap - Team No. 9 - 2121. High Team Game with handi­ cap - T.P. Mathews Ins. -773. L. Johnson, 193 - 538; A. Dawson, 177 - 519; A. Wol- owicz, 188-510; B. Gay, 190-502. ENDS THUR. OCT. 9 •How To Commit Marriage" >FRI.-SAT. OCT. 10-11 3 C l i n t E a s t w o o c T h e -- -- G o o d , B & T h e U g Fri. 8:00, Sat. 6:30 & 9:00 SAT.-SUN. KIDDIE MAT. "CONQUEROR WORM" Start 1:30 Seats 50^ SUN.-THUR. OCT. 12-16 ALAN ARKIN "POSi" | [g] COLOR d/ Del tine United Artists I Sunday 7:00 & 9:00 Mon.-Thur. 7:30 Only campus drives and student- supported activities. At the Georgia Institute of Technology, a group of stu­ dents are conducting high school equivalency courses for high school dropouts, at no cost to participants. A Big-Brother, Big-Sister program is conducted at the University of Rhode Island. Each student involved in the program is assigned to one or more underprivileged chil­ dren in the area, whom he visits regularly and accom­ panies to campus events. all shattered the existing course record of 13:14 set by a Lake Forest runner a few years ago as the McHenry express squashed another hapless op­ ponent in a very convincing manner. Once again, it was Warrior team power which tri­ umphed, and it showed con­ clusively for any remaining doubters that the Warriors are the class of this area in long dis­ tance competition. The list of course records broken, and a string of almost thirty consec­ utive dual victories continues to grow as the Warriors prime themselves for the county meet here at McHenry this weekend. The little Warriors actually had no contest and ran just for the exercise as I>ake Zurich's team consisted of only 2 run­ ners, but even so, the first seven finishers as usual were orange and black. The finishers in order were, McGibbon, Died- rich, Seaton, Hendricks, Thom­ as, Picrum, and Miller in an­ other perfect 15-50 win. Coach Don Seaton was seen with that perennial winning smile on Tuesday morning after a early morning workout, but as with all coaches, he is worried a- bout some of the big upcoming meets. Will the sun continue to shine on more Warrior suc­ cess? Ask the runners, they'll give you the straight scoop. PG. 6 - PLAINDEALER / Af/to East of McHmnry onRte.120 cdi CAT C1IKI OPTIONAL THEATER l-KI., jA I. f XJIN. CONCESSION TICKET nuumou sucks you Into a hmtipooi oi erotic lovel ® PtrsansMfcrlSwN positively aat be aiMttai. ID CARD REQUIRED 4 Commonwealth United «««*.<»> .mTitanus Films presents CARROL BAKER UOUCASTEL mm/tENT from the Mur ormcmnmasr ALEX CORD BRITT EKLAND HAROLD BOBBINS PARAMQUNI PlCTUHtS presents Pt'CS COLLMSONS The Penthouse* TECHNIC0I OR' Warriors Run Well In Peoria Invitational Meet by Bert Hagemarm The running Warriors gave a good account of them­ selves this past weekend when they competed in the prestige laden Peoria Invitational cross country meet. The Warriors garnered an eleventh place fin­ ish out of the 42 schools en­ tered, with a t<xal of 363points. Leading the Warrior charge JULIE FENWICK CHEERLEADER, RIPON COLLEGE Julie Fenwick. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pen- wick, 3719 Waukegan road, Mc­ Henry, has been chosen as a cheerleader for the Ripon col- , lege Redmen for the 1969-70 academic year. At the beginning of eachyear, a two-day clinic is held to leach the Ripon cheers to all interested giris and to show them how they are done. Af­ ter about a week of practice, the girls are judged on their cheering ability by a group of deans, physical education tea­ chers and lettermen. This year the cheer leading squad consists of six regular members and two alternates. Julie is a freshman at Rip­ on. as usual was Brad Pictor who gained a 14th place finish. Kieth Hutchinson came in 35th, fol­ lowed by Glen Hampton in 97th, Wayne Smith in 99th, Mike Freund in 99th, Terry McGib­ bon in 160th, and Bruce Da­ vis in 190th. Evanston won the meet with a paltry 45 points, followed by Palatine Fremd, and York of Elmhurst. It is in­ teresting to note that *xjth York and Palatine are in the sec­ tional meet for state honors which McHenry will compete in, provided they win the district. Coach Don Seaton felt that the experience in running in a mob such as this was very ben­ eficial to his charges, and the competition showed the War­ riors that there is still much work to be done in lowering their times before the end of the month rolls around. Cer­ tainly the Warriors acquitted themselves admirable in this meet, and now know just how much more hard work will be necessary to make their mark in future rugged competition of this sort. Just a reminder about tomorrow morning also, it is the county meet here behind West campus, try and make it if you can. PEORIA INVITATIONAL CROSSCOUNTRY Oct. 4, 1969 Winner -- ????? of York of Elmhurst - 12:43 Team Winners points 1) Evanston 45 2) Palatine Fremd 94 3) York of Ehrihurst 102 4) Richwood (Peoria) 120 5) Ottawa 163 6) Rockford Guilford 245 7) Alton 269 8) Belleville West 283 9) East Aurora 313 10) Peoria H.S. 321 11) McHenry 363 12) Arlington Heights 393 13) L'rbana 430 14) Princeton 475 15) Springfield Southeast 497 16) Mattoon 508 17) Sterling 536 18) Danville 575 19) Pekin 581 20) Lincoln •• - 607 21) Springfield 634 22) East Peoria 647 23) Chillicothe 656 24) Rockford East 661 25) Limestone (Peoria) 677 26) Morton 719 27) Bloomington 720 28) New Berlin 760 29) Streator . 763 30) Champaign Central 787 31) Bergan 807 32) University Hi (Urbana) 840 33) Spaulding (Peoria) 844 34) Edwardsville 873 35) Champaign Cei|tral 890 36) St. Charles 932 37) East St. Louis\, 975 38) St. Bede (Peru) 1103 39) Roanoke-Benson 1136 40) Peoria Manual 1251 41) Peoria Woodruff 1339 42) Rockford Auburn xxxx McHenry Runners Place Time Brad Pictor Keith Hutchinson Glen Hampton Wayne Smith Mike Freund Terry McGibbon Bruce Davis 14th 35th 97th 99th 118th 160th 190th 13:07 13:26 14:03 14:04 14:14 14:32 14:44 Course is 2.62 miles --the rec­ ord is 12:41:8 and is held by Peter Reiff of York of Elmhurst. Brads 1st mile Keiths Waynes Glens Mikes Terry Bruce Mile Av. 4:51 5:00 5:02 5:08 5:02 5:22 5:03 5:22 5:14 5:26 5:19 5:33 5:20 5:37 Opportunity comes to the man who has faith that it will--and who goes out and chases it ev­ ery day. PREPARING FOR THE COUNTY MEET - - Coach Don Seaton inspects his top three runners L-R; Keith Hutchinson, Brad Pictor and Glen Hampton) Our orange and black cross country team has a proud record of 27 consecutive duel meet victories. McHenry will host the county meet this Saturday and are hoping for a repeat of its victory last year on the Woodstock course. The frosh-Boph has a strir« of 30 consecutive duel meet vic­ tories. Our Warriors deserve a large crowd for the county meet Saturday so come out to West campus. Time - 10 a.m. PLAINDEALER PHOTO