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McHENRY FRESHMEN "A" SQUAD 1st row Terry Reilly - Coach Gary Gray, Tony Cristy, Jeff Boyer, Tom Ludwig, leilly, Greg O'Halleran. 2nd row - Harold Bruno, Craig County Civil Defense Advises On Snowmobiling Snowmobiling has become a tremendously popular sport in the last few years. Not only is it popular in the Northern areas of Illinois, but many families travel to the Northern States of Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota for snowmobiling weekends. John J. Shay, McHenry County Civil Defense Di­ rector, points out that the following basic equipment should be carried on snowmobiles: a compact First Aid Kit, an emergency fuel supply, a compass, a Topographical map of the area to be traveTed. Also, an extra drivebelt should be carried like a spare tire plus spark plugs with necessary tools for in­ stallation. CUP O'TEA According to Shay, carrying a light-weight block and tackle with 50 feet of y« inch nylon rope could mean the difference between abandoning your machine or continuing your trek if badly stuck. A hand-axe, hunting knife, waterproof container of matches and a small pan or kettle will become handy items if you should be stranded for any length of time^ Also, keep some tea bags in the emergency supplies. Black tea is more energizing than coffee for most people. Advise someone where you intend to go and what area you are likely to be in. If an emergency should arise such as a breakdown or becoming lost which requires existence under winter survival conditions the Freshmen Wrestlers Defeat Dundee 30-36 McHenry's young grapplers defeated a strong Dundee wrestling team on the final match. McHenry's young giant, 900 lb., Bill True, pinned his opponent in 3:26 to break a 30-30 tie. It was a pin or be pinned contest with every match, except two. Jim Murgatroyd (119 lbs.) won by a decision 6-4 and now has a 3 win, 1 loss record. Greg Thornton (138 lbs.) won on a pin, giving him a 3 win, 1 loss record to date. Tom Hutchinson also won by a P>n and staying undefeated with a 4 win - 0 loss record. McHenry's freshmen dual match record is 3 wins and 1 loss at this time. This is a creditable record considering that they have no previous wrestling experience as do > many of their opponents who have Junior high wrestling programs. McHenry has none. RESULTS 96 lbs., Dave Kennebeck, lost • pinned 1:25. 105 lbs., Rim Aberle, won by pin 5:44. 112 lbs., Rick Carlson, lost - pinned 3:37, 119lbs., Jim Murgatroyd, won - 6-4. MCHS Wrestlers Win Double Dual Meet Here Saturday By Dick Rabbitt In matches that were much closer than the score indicates, the Warriors won a double dual wrestling meet at West campus on Saturday afternoon. In the first match they defeated Geneva by a score of 28 to 19. It was 22 to 19 going into the final match, when heavyweight Pat Heald pinned Peterson to insure the victory. In the second match McHenry defeated Rockford Jefferson by a score of 31 to 19. once again it was close to the final match. Joe Dougherty, sophomore heavyweight, pinned Black of Jefferson to insure the victory. Congratulations are in order for a fine team effort. Some of these boys had to wrestle twice within an hour. Next meet is at Libertyville on Friday. Warriors let's skin those Wildcats. RESULTS McHenry, 28 vs. Geneva, 19. 98 lbs., Scanlin, McH. Pin Mason, Geneva; 105 lbs., M. Morreale, McH. Dec., Van Deviere, Geneva; 112 lbs., Worm, McH., Forfeit; 119 lbs., Ambruster, Geneva, Dec., McMillan, . McH.: 126 lbs., Gardner, Geneva, Dec., Rivera, McH.; 132 lbs., Moreale, McH., Dec., Johnson, Geneva; 138 lbs., Duplack, Geneva, Dec., O'Malley, McH.; 145 lb6., Roake, Geneva, Dec. Hurckes, McH.; 155 lbs., Freund, McH. Tie Mohr, Geneva; 167 lbs., Lundgren, Geneva, Dec., Mowrer, McH.; 185 lb6., Thornton, McH., Tie, Clodfelter, Geneva; Hwt., Heald, McH. Pin Petersen, Geneva. McHenry, 31 vs. Rockford Jefferson, 19. 98 lbs., Scanlin, McH. 7-0 Dec., Rasmussen, R.J.; 105 lbs., M. Morreale, McH., 7-2 uz "The Unusual In Women's Apparel" The Fashion Shoppe Calling AU Men I AT READY . . . Shown on gantry at Kennedy Space Cen­ ter, Fla., thia la the Delta 92 launch vehicle, with nine aolld propellant itrap-on boosters and Telesat-A spacecraft Tele- sat-A Is Canada's first domestic communications satellite. ORNAMENTAL IRON Railings-Columns- Custom Fabricating Weldl% & Structural Frozen Pipe Thawing STEEL SALES ADAMS BROS. (Next to Gem Cleaners) 3006 W. Rte. 120 Phone: ^McHenr^^^J^S-OTM We'd love to help you select the perfect gift for your special someone. We've reserved two nights for men only . . . WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13 & WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20 open 'til 9:00 p.m. FREE GIFT WRAP You'll be her favorite Santa THE FASHION SHOPPE 1007 N. FRONT ST. (RT. 31) McHenry 385-7747 < Grapplers Down Dundee 32-18 PAGE 11 rPLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1972 Smith, Don Rode, Dave Gerrard, Brett Jackson. 3rd row - Brett Decker, Tony Bentz, Brian Lund, Steve Koerber, Alan Haggh. first rule is - DON'T PANIC! This is vital to survival. Light a fire. This will keep you warm and attract the attention of rescuers mi the ground or in the air. BUILD SHELTER If a shelter is needed,&lt can be made with snow, poles, evergreen boughs, or anything that will break the wind. A hundred-foot circle tramped in the snow with paths radiating from the center like spokes in a wheel can be readily seen from a search plane during daylight hours. Evergreen boughs placed upright in the snow beside the paths are helpful. They will cast shadows on a sunny day. McHenry County Civil Defense has an information sheet on snowmobiling which is free for the asking. Call or write the office at Woodstock. Ranking Tomatoes! Tomatoes rank with citrus fruits as important suppliers of vitamin C, and count only about 88 calor­ ies to the pound. 126 lbs., Wayne Blake, won by pin 3:43. 132 lbs., Tom Hutchinson, won by pin 3:10. 128 lbs., Greg Thornton, won by pin 3:20. 1 145 lbs., Ruben Rivera, lost - pinned 3:00. 155 lbs., Scott Freund, won - 11-9. 167 lbs., Brian Nuss, lost - pinned 3:15. 185 lbs., Bruce Siegert, lost - pinned 3:35. Hwt., Bill True, won by pin 3:26. Next home match, this Friday, Dec. 15 - Libertyville. Dec., Trylong, R.J.; 112 lbs., Worm, McH., 1-0 Dec., Evans, R.J.; 119 lbs., Davis, R.J., 1:13 Pin, McMillan, McH.; 126 lbs., Rivera, McH., 4-3 Dec., Nelson, R.J.; 132 lbs., Swenson, R.J. 2-1 Dec., J. Morreale, McH.; 138 lbs., O'Malley, McH. 7-7 Tied, Laying, R.J.; 145 lbs., Moore, R.J. 3:44 Pin, Hurckes, McH.; 155 lbs., Lundelius, McH. Forefeit, R.J.; 167 lbs., Mowrer, McH., 3-2 Dec., Todd, R.J.; 185 lbs., Thornton, McH., 1-1 Ties, Hakes, R.J.;*Hwt., Dougherty, McH., 2:31 Pin, Black, R.J. By Dick Rabbitt Coach Paul Palmateer's ,McHenry high school wrestlers won their second conference match in a row Friday evening. They defeated Dundee by a score of 32 to 18. Co-wrestler of the week, Rick Freund, did a good job by defeating Husted of Dundee, and the other co- wrestler heavyweight Pat Heald defeated an ex- teammate Max McGee from Dundee. An outstanding job was done by 145 lb., Steve Hurckes. He had the only pin of the night. McHenry, 32 vs. Dundee, 18. RESULTS 98 lbs., Helminski, Dundee. Dec., Scanlin, McH.: 105lbs. lbs., Morreale, McH. Forfeit; 112 lbs., Worm, McH., Forfeit; - 119 lbs., Tadder, Dundee, Pin McMillan, McH.; 126 lbs., Rupp, McH. Tie, Baumgarten, Dundee; 132 lbs., Rivera, McH. Dec., Nash, Dundee; 138 lbs., Penley, Dundee, Dec. OMalley, McH.: 145 lbs., Hurckes, McH., Pin Husted, Dundee; 155 lbs., Freund, McH., Dec., Hertel, Dundee^ Solid color knit halters and vests are worn with checked or plaid pants. 167 lbs., Wallace, Dundee, Dec, Lundelius, McH".; 185' lbs., Thornton, McH., Dec., McKenney, Dundee; Hwt., Heald, McH., Dec., McGee, Dundee. BIBU VBtSE "Where the spirit of the Lord is. there is liberty/' 1. Who is the author of the above statement? 2. To whom was he writing? 3. Has this statement prov­ en to be true? 4. Where may it be found? Aaswers te Bible Verse 1. Paul the Apostle. 2. The Christians at Cor­ inth. 3. It certainly has. 4. II Corinthians 3:17. Dolman sleeves are good on the slim figure but the girl with the big bosom would be wise to choose another style. For Your Christmas Shopping Convenience WE WILL BE OPEN Monday thru Friday 9 - 9 Saturday 9 - 6 Sunday 9 - 4 GBEEN STBEET MALL 1 1219 N. GREEN STREET McHENRY 385-0182 s>\\ DEC. 15 >nd 16 Tappan Gas Range with continuous cleaning oven STOP IN FOR FREE CHRISTMAS COOKIES FRIDAY & SATURDAY AT GOODYEAR GREAT VALUE .. . i great new convenience • Raised backpanel • Clock & 4-hr. timer • Lift-off cooktop recessed to hold spills • Visualite oven window with interior light • Continuous cleaning oven cleans itself while it cooks • Closed door broiling wmmum $229 •a ALL COLORS ONE PRICE LIVE COOKING DEMONSTRATION FRIDAY, DEC. 15 and SATURDAY, DEC. 16 See a live cooking demonstration with the remark­ able new Tappan Gas Ranges By A Northern Illinois Gas Co. Home Economist, Mrs. Nancy Johannsen IN OUR STORE FRIDAY from 4:00 to 8:00 P.M. SAT. from 11:30 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. McHENRY MARKET PLACE 4400 W. Rte. 120 815-385-7300 HAac?/ open Daily 8:30a.m. • 6:00p.m. Friday til 9:00p.m. Saturday 8:30 - 4:00 \ K