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PA£E6~PUMNDEALER-FRinAY. DECEMBER 24, 1971 A ' • ml f rra d* . JSLrf ' M » - If we hadn't known before, we realized last Sunday that time is flitting by. . It was on Sunday that we joined a large .group of fri­ ends honoring George and Mar­ garet Stoffel in Woodstock on the happy occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary. George and Margaret were our neighbors on the West Side from childhood up the line. They were a fine pair of young peo­ ple and still are a fine pair -- always friendly and true blue friends. EARL WALSH~ So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ Baseball has been crowded completely off the sports pages of late. Papers have given a lot of ink to the Bears. They need more than ink. If you are following the Re­ ports in this section on the Mc­ Henry County College basket­ ball team, you must have not­ iced that Bruce Harbecke is really pouring the ball through the nets. It is always nice to hear good news of our local young people. The real rush is now on. The time has come to get out our list and see what is left to do. When all the material things are crossed off, we must take time to reflect on the true mea­ ning of Christmas. We consider it a great gift to be able to at­ tend church services on Christ­ mas. May God bless your house and our house at this glorious sea­ son of good will when no real man wishes misfortune on his fellow man. MERRY CHRISTMAS!, Marian Fives Are Winners Marian Central's basketball team defeated Addison Friday night 53-42 in a thrill packed game. Chris Toren, 6-4 center, led the way with 19 points, A1 May followed with 14. Led by Lee Murphy's 18 points, the Marian Sophs beat Driscoll 57-45. WARRIOR AGGRESSIVENESS forced 33 turnovers from the Zee- Bees. as McHenry won ltl third straight conference game. Above. Prazak and Miller succeed in their task as No. 11 Colbert makes an off balance pass. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) Just think -- a half century together! George and Margaret must be old fashioned. There should be more like them. Nice to hear from Mrs. Art ("Tippy") Klein that she is a regular reader of S.I.H. And it was also nice this week to learn from Mrs. Mau­ rice Granger that she is a White Sox fan. Snqwmobile Family iram Planned Russell Magill, YMCA Fa­ mily Program Committee Cha­ irman announces the annual snowmobile event to be held Sunday, January 16, 2:00-3:00 Pipestone, Minnesota, is so named from the deposits of red pipestone rock, found in that area, but unknown anyplace else on earth. Many a gal breaks her date, by keeping it. Warriors Sting Zee- Bees 62-50, Remain Unbeaten In Conference P.M., at Buffalo Park in Al­ gonquin. There will be sixteen IB mi­ nute rides available. A family may register for as many 15 minute periods as they desire. Registration including fees, can be completed at the Lake Region YMCA, 95 Grant street, P.O. Box 337, Crystal Lake. The registration deadline is January 10. Some late regis­ trations may be accepted. The Management and staff of this theater extend BEST WISHES FOR A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS dHWFL > ! . » ! K U Starts Friday Dec. 24 for 1 week continuous shews Sat. Sun. from 2:30 DEAN MARTIN BRIAN KEITH 'something A SWINGING i WESTERN By Fred Kusch Last Friday night the MCHS Warriors ran their conference won-lost record to 3-0 and maintain their first place tie with the North Chicago War- hawks and Barrington Bron­ cos in the NSC as they beat Zi- on Benton in Buckner Gym 62- 56. The Warriors again dis­ played an aggressive defensive effort as they made the Zee Bees turn the ball over 33 times. Rebounding as well as the de­ fense was a highlight of this game as Mark Bentz pulled down 26 "boards" settinganew school record. Cary Fenner contributed 16 as the Warriors out boarded their opponents 57- 44. The Warrior offensive at­ tack was also a very good ef­ fort. Three men scored in dou­ ble figures Bentz 18, Neiss, 14 and Miller 10. This fine over all attack provided the necessary punch to push the Warriors to victory. In victory the Warriors ag­ ain committed too many errors (15 violations) and again lack­ ed that killer instinct to really put the game on ice. This was especially noticeable as they frettered away a 14 point lead. On the bright side however the Warriors remained on top in the NC scramble and after the holidays will get back to the grind when they play in the Ho­ liday Tourney in Batavia, Dec. 27-30. Their first encoqnter will be against Yorkville Monday night Dec. 27 at at Batavia H.S. Box Score: Warriors 62 - Zion Bention 56 Mcllenry shooting - 42%; Zion Benton shooting - 35%. Mcllen­ ry F.T. 20-34-63%; Zion Ben­ ton F.T. 12-23-52%. Mcllenry turnovers - 24; 7,Ion Benton turnovers - 33, Mcllenry R.B.- 57; Zion Mentor H.H. - 44. POUTICAI^^JDRjsJER SEEKS SENATE POST Dominic A Kirane, mayor of Belvidere, has filed nomination papers for the office of state Senator, 33rd district, on the Republican ticket in the March, 1972, primary. Warriors ft pf tp Prazak 2 2 3 6 Neiss 5 4 2 14 Bentz 6 6 5 18 Miller, R. 4 2 5 10 Hurckes 1 1 2 3 Ludwig 1 4 0 6 Fenner 2 0 0 4 Hoffman 0 1 2 1 Totals 21 20 18 62 Fighting Scots Upset Oakton College 93-86 Zion Benton HARVARD THEATRE 21 23 l \ l . AYER ST. HARVARD, ILL. 815 943 4451 i H < : A M I H l | < H I I O H D I I ) I M I O M M A I I O N A l l I I I \ 1 : . S U I U I I ' l l O C . H A N t . t W I I I K H M I ' H I D H N O I I C I A UNIQUE NEW COMFORTABLE MOTION PICTURE THE A I HE CATERING TO THE VARIED TASTES OF AL L TYPES AUDIENCES Our Concess ion I tems Ate <01 Your En joyment in the Aud i tor ium FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM AT 5 PM DAILY ONLY - NO SUNDAY MATINEE CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE - DEC. 24 TH STARTS SATURDAY DECEMBER 25 TH FOR 6 DAYS D O U B L E F E A T U R E - B o t h R a t e d G P cutd, @(kycCe ,& "gutlitt" "BONNIE & CLYDE" will be shown at 5PM on Sunday, Tuesday & Thursday with "BULLITT" shown at 7PM. "BULLITT" will be shown at 5PM on Saturday, Monday & Wednesday with "BONNIE & CLYDE" shown at 7PM. NEXT MERCHANT'S MATINEE - JAN. 8, 1972 f i r . h r i S t ' O * jt«* Admissions t /tdult rfxt * D O U B L E F E A T U R E PRESENTED EVERY DAY AT 9 PM STARTS SATURDAY DECEMBER 25 TH FOR 6 DAYS CLOSED CHRISTIES EVE - DEC. 24 TH 35mm TRIPLE X ' COLOR ART FILM S*zcutive& * Plus * 16mm UNDERGROUND ART FILM A Full Length West Coast Feature •* Color & Sound FOR MATURE MEN & WOMEN 18 & OVER PROOF OF AGE REQUIRED AND INSPECTED Colbert 0 0 1 0 Mc Kinney 12- 0 1 24 Duncan 1 3 3 5 Huiet .5 0 4 10 Christian 3 1 5 7 Burgess 0 2 5 2 Rogers 1 2 5 4 Kimbrough 0 2 0 2 Swift 0 2 0 2 Totals 22 12 24 56 Oakton Community College's basketball team defeated Lake County by 10 points two weeks ago. Last Friday night Lake County bombed McHenry County by 30 points. There is just no way McHenry can beat Oakton, right? Fortunately the games are played instead of just matching comparative scores to decide the winners. Bruce Harbecke, dim Mulvenna and company refused to believe they were the underdogs and knocked off the Oakton Raiders 93 to 86 in the Crystal Lake high school gym last Wednesday night, Dec. 8. McHenry took the lead on Mark Hayes' hook shot 9 to 8 after 3 minutes had been played in the Mcllenry,HI :isr»-i) 144 Closed Friday Dec. 24- 51, DEC. 25 MCiM PRESENTS PETER RXBBIT AM) Tan FS OF BEATRIX POTTER PERFORMED BY rWNC FRS OF THE ROYAL BALLET G Technicolor" MGM & Sat. & Sun. Eve 7:00 & 9:00 Sat. & Sun. Mat. 1:30 P.M. Monj thru Thurs. 7:30 only Adults *150 Children '1.00 SPECIAL MATINEE ^VVgjjfc^ec^9^|30i|P1M^M TOWNE Fox Lake 587-2612 -Closed Friday Dec. 24- SAT. & SUN. DEC. 25-26 Admission Only '1.00 JOHN WAYNE GLEN CAMPBELL JAM DARBY HALWALLIS' PRODUCTION Sat. & Sun. Eve. 7:00 & 9:10 Sunday Matinee 1:30 M0N.-THURS. December 27-28-29-30 Adult Art Films For Persons 18 & Over tig Double Feature tot 4 21 4 12 Dehn,Joe 3 0 3 6 Harbecke, Bruce 12 6 5 30 Hayes, Mark 7 4 5 18 Bielski, Rick 1 2 1 4 May, Dennis 1 0 0 2 Total 35 23 22 93 Oakton Phelus 6 3 5 15 Gawaluck 7 5 4 19 Grzybowski 10 0 2 20 Milgram 5 4 4 14 Welter 2 0 4 4 Olsen 1 0 0 2 Christensen 2 8 5 12 Total 33 20 22 86 McHenry 46 47 93 Oakton 43 43 86 PRAZAK NO. 44, surrounded by Zee-Bees goes high for the rebound in the Warrior victory over Zion- Benton. Ron Miller No. 14 and two other Warriors are also in to help. McHenry led 57-44 in the rebounding department as they wrapped up their third conference win against no losses by a 62-56 score. (PLAINDEALER PHOTO) contest. The Scots never relinquished this lead. The biggest bulge of the night was an 86 to 71 lead with 5 minutes left in the contest but Oakton refused to give up. They closed the gap in the last few minutes but couldn't catch the Scots. Leading the rebounding were Bruce Harbecke with 25 and Mark Hayes with 20. Harbecke also paced the scoring with 30 points, while Jim Mulvenna contributed 21 and Hayes 18. Next contest for the Scots will be at Triton Friday Dec. 10. Next home game will be a matinee performance at 2:30, Saturday, Dec. 18 in the Crystal Lake high school fieldhouse. BOX SCORES At Crystal Lake December 8,1971 McHenry fg ft Mulvenna, Jim 6 Thomas, Tom 5 Sequoits Warriors by Fred Kusch Even though Ken Ludwig's charges outplayed Antioch's Se­ quoits in every area except shooting last Saturday the War­ riors came out three points shy when the final buzzer sou­ nded. Antioch inched by the Warriors by 3 points 54-41 gi­ ving the Warriors their third loss of the season. In well played ball game both teams showed fans plenty of fine Nor­ thern Illinois basketball. The Warrior defense again was out­ standing as they used a tough man to man attack. The only man they couldn't stop was Scalp 54-51 Meiure who chalked up 25 points. Unfortunately the War­ rior offense boggfed down as they took 22 more shots from the field than did Antioch but could connect on only 3 more field goals then their oppon­ ents. The story of the game was told on the charity stripe how­ ever, as the Warriors connect­ ed on only 5-13 or 38% of their free throws. Shooting was de­ finitely the Warriors downfall. Box Score Warriors fg ft pg tp Prazak' 7 0 2 14 Neiss 3 2 1 8 Bentz 5 3 2 13 Miller 4 0 5 8 Hurckes 2 0 4 4 Ludwig 1 0 1 2 Hoffman 1 0 2 2 Fenner 0 0 2 0 Totals 23 5 19 51 Antioch Michalak Mieure Williams Popp Tel Koppa Totals McHenry rebounds - 36; An­ tioch rebounds - 35. McHenry turnovers - 11; Antioch turn­ overs - 16. 2 3 4 7 12 1 0 25 2 7 4 15 2 3 2 7 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 2 20 14 01 54 shooting 20 -42--48% County College Scots Bow To Triton 90-70 Police Tickets The following tickets were issued by the McHenry Police department this past week: anseni [enTy, 1813 Fern- no valid The Triton College Warriors continued their dominance of the Skyway Conference this past week as they downed McHenry County College in basketball 90 to 70. The victory increased their conference record to 4 and 0 and their overall record to 7 and 0. Led by 6'4" Bob Larsen, sharpshooting guard transfer from North Carolina State, the Warriors jumped to an early lead and were never headed. McHenry playing without the services of Tom Thomas, suffering from a back injury, could not match the jumping and rebounding of their opponents from River Grove. The Scots shot well as they hit 46 percent compared to 41 percent by Triton but the Crystal Lake lads could only manage to get off 65 shots while Triton had % attempts. Plus Co-Feature "How I Got My Mink" "Captives" 7:00 & 9:10 "Bow I Got My Mink" 8:10 Admission this Attract. $2.50 Sport Quiz Question .'Who holds the NFL record for the longest fumble recovery T.D. run? s\ ^ For the answer to your Insurance Questions see or call Herb or Bob At.. . YOUR Independent' Insurance § /AGENT ^ S I M V f t Y O U F I H S T 3438 W. Elm St.-McHenry^L^o Ph. 385-0300 Answer: Stoffel & Reihanspergen Once again Bruce Harbecke was MCC's scoring leader with 23 points, while Mark Hayes with 23 and Rick Bielski with 10 were the only other Scots in double figures. The MCC's eager have a full slate this week before they start their holiday break Tuesday they travel to Amundsen, Thursday to Morton and then Saturday, the 18th, they will play host to Harper at 2:30 p.m. in the Crystal Lake high school fieldhouse. BOX SCORES at Triton December 10,1971 McHenry fg ft p tot Mulvenna, Jim 3 2 4 8 Harbecke, Bruce 8 7 4 23 Dehn,Joe 4 0 1 8~y Hayes, Mark 0 0 1 12 Bielski, Rick 5 0 2 10 May, Dennis 3 12 7 Miller, Dave 0 0 0 0, Kinter, Rich Guy R. Ha wood, McHen registration. Clifford T. Mackey, 3516 Lily Pond road, Woodstock, speeding 61 in a 35 m.p.h. zone. Robert R. Harris, Ivarene Court, Carpentersville, speeding 65 in a 45 m.p.h. zone. Larry Winkelman, 1132 Wheeler street, Woodstock, improper backing. William Davis, 1716 W. Grandview drive, McHenry, disobeyed stop sign. Michael P. Coyne, Rolling Meadows, disobeyed stop sign. 0 0 1 Total Triton Moore 10 2 0 22 Grace 1 1 2 3 Maclin 4 0 1 8 Larsen 13 2 2 28 Smith 6 1 4 13 Cichy 3 1 0 7 Kosciulek 2 0 2 4 Wilson 1 3 2 5 Total 40 10 13 90 McHenry 36 34 70 Triton 52 38 90 26 N Wil l iams St CRYSTAL LAKt Phone HI 5-459-6440 CLOSED XMAS EVE Xmas Day Open at 4:00 Sun.-"Beauty" 2:00 & 6:00 "20.000"' 3:30 & 7:30 Mat. Mon.-Tues.-Wed.-Thur2p.ir Weeknights One Show at 7:00 p.m •Bgi ~ ALL DliHEY §H6W Sleeping Beauty (Gj-ea* TECHNICOLOR TfCHRMAMA JULES VEMgS IV0 »J»1 Onmy " * MU mi A (XSIIIJUTK* CO NC UNDER am TECHNICOLOR' cinemascope •es'lBi Next Fri. ^Richard Harris T'MAN in the WILDERNESS"