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WEEKDAYS 7*00 - 9:00 SAT. & SUN. 1:0d-T:00-5:0b-7:00-9:00 F. Bush 210482 N. Shuida WAYNE GAYLORD Marian Moves To Second Place With Two Big Wins Marian Central moved into solid contention for cham­ pionship honors in the SCC West with a pair of wins over MILLER fOODSTOCK - 338-0032 •~XV( I STARTS FRI- OWE WK. I "JESUS CHRIST I SUPERSTAR" Immaculate Conception and first place Benet Academy. The Hurricanes two point victory over Benet placed them one game behind the Lisle school in the conference race. A1 May and Lee Murphy paced both victories with May pumping in 17 and 19 points respectively. Murphy pumped in 20 against I.C. and 12 against Benet. Sam Anderson added 10 against I.C. and 12 versus Benet to feature a balanced scoring attack. The big factor in Marian's win over Benet was A1 May's 11-point fourth quarter when the 6'5" center contributed to the scoring as well as picking off seven key rebounds. Marian is at home this weekend to face St. Edward's (Elgin) who currently occupy third place. BOXSCORES MARIAN CENTRAL b ft tp Moerschbaecher 10 2 Anderson 3 4 10 Murphy 4 12 20 Tonyan 1 0 2 May 8 1 17 Jackson 3 0 6 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Wakenight 3 4 10 possibility of life existing elsewhere in the universe, after orbiting the earth for 48 days. ^1 Levert 6 0 12 Pettijio 6 2 14 Sterner 3 1 7 Crowley 0 0 0 Strasser 3 2 8 MARIAN CENTRAL Moerschbaecher 2 2 6 Anderson 5 2 12 Murphy 4 4 12 May 6 7 19 Jackson 1 2 4 BENET Deady 1 0 2 Conrad 1 0 2 Coutre . 7 5 19 Havlin * 5 1 11 Murphy 3 1 7 Stava 2 1 5 Solfisburg 1 0 2 Johnson 1 1 3 STAL \KE ' 455-1005 THEATRES ON ROUTE 14 JUST WEST OF ROUTE 31 The Laughing Policeman 7:20-9:20 SAT.&SUN. 3:20-5:20 7:20-9:20 [When will flhe killer strike again? COLOR BY DE LUXE* STARRING WALTER MATTHAU "BROTHER OF THE WIND", TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO A MOVIE! (40). The sophomore record fo$ the season is 10 wins against 4 defeats and in conference play, 4 wins and 2 losses. The Warriors take on Libertyville in McHenry this Friday night. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD McHENRY WEST POM-POM SQUAD. These pretty girls perform at all the home basketball and football games and a few wrestling meets. The girls also pep up a pep rally and brighten up a parade. The captain of the squad is Barb Richardson, at left center with the star on her uniform. The other members are clockwise from Barb, Jill Adams, Nancy Wagner, Pam Perrewe, Barb Vlrgens, Melody Fail, Carol Leighty, Cindy Miller, Katy Althoff, Monica Nice, Nancy Christie. Donna Humann, Laurie Staveteig, Merely Fail, Mary Dorn, Kathy Gerstein and Maureen PintOEzi. Not present for photo is Sally Hawkins. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER. - FRIDAY, JANUARY 25. II SOPHOMORES WIN FRIDAY - The Warrior sophomore team beat Dundee Friday night at the West Campus gym by a score of 50-44. From left in white are McHenry players Bret Decker, Pete Kasperski, Tom Ludwig (30). Tony1 Christy (10), and Don Rode EARL WALSH' So I Hear SPORTS EDIT0RJ. As you Will see on your sports page, Marian Central's basketball is on the way up. The team has several McHenry area players who are watched with interest by Plaindealer readers. They also have a Jackson who looked mighty good against the Warriors. Libertyville Here For Game Tonight a crowd. John Leighty and his band also add a lot of pep. Ed Reid came through our door this week and, with a big smile, said, "Don't feel too bad - I picked Minnesota, too." Snowmobilers had a big time until the rains came. By DickRabbitt The McHenry High "Warriors" face another challenge tonight when they play host to the always dangerous Libertyville "Wildcats". The Wilkcats are breathing down the necks of the first place Warriors. The Warriors stand at 5 and 1 while the "Cats" are close behind with a 4 and 2 record. Coach Larry Leon has 5 lettermen returning including 4 regulars from last year's squad. The "Cats" are ted~toy ^ Bob Leon, son of Coach Larry. The 5*10" senior is playing his third year as a regular and is currently in 2nd place in the conference scoring. Last Saturday night against Crown he made 41 points for the season's high in the North Suburban. Rich Burkhart the 6'2" center is another regular returning. Rounding out the starting five for the "Cats" are Km Thompson a 6'1" senior and the Mieszala brothers Mike at 6'0" and Mark standing at 6'1". On the other hand Coach Ken Ludwig's Warriors are and able. Putting two go games back to back last weekend could do nothing but help the Warriors. They grabbed a lead both nights and were able to hold on to it. It should be a battle of the defenses. Both teams play excellent defense. They press, and they don't let you get the good set shot. So let's all go out and back the Warriors. It has been a long time since a McHenry basketball team has been in first place this late in the season. Let's keep them there. They need your support. Remember game is here, sophs get under way at 6:45, and the Varsity game follows. See you there. Back to the horse. The Chicago Police Department has learned that the horse can never be replaced. Just look at those bowling scores the ladies list. Look for Bette O'Brien. That gal goes on and on with top scores. George Diedrich came in one day, slumped down in a big chair, and announced he was on an energy saving program. His energy. Sounds like a great plan to save the country. County College Course In Small Boat Seamanship A 12-week, non-credit course in the art of Small Boat Seamanship will be presented as part of the spring evening school program of McHenry County College. Officers of the Ice Fishing Derby At Channel Lake Feb. 16-17 Many local fishermen will be taking part in the annual ice fishing derby on the south end of Channel Lake, off of Route 173, three miles west of Antioch on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 16 and 17. Lucky fishermen will win prizes for catching northern pike; walleyed pike; black bass; blue gills; sunfish; crappies; striped bass; perch; catfish; and bullheads. The largest of each one of these caught every hour on each derby day will win a prize, as will the largest of each species cach day, and then the largest of the derby. A prize will be awarded for the oddest fish caught, plus a prize for the most colorful fishing shanty on the ice; a prize for the best one; and a prize each for the oldest licensed lady and man fishers on each day. There will be prizes for winners of some twenty special events, including a minnows-in- a-jar guessing contest; cake of ice weight guessing contest; men's hole making contest, with auger; ladies auger contest (watch those swivel- hips on this one) ; men's chisel contest; ladies (13 & up) fishing contest in the newly made holes; children's (6 to 12) sack races (up to8 years) 9 to 12); women's (13 & up) sack race; boy's sack races (to 8; 9 to 12); men's (13 & up) sack race; three legged sack races; egg throwing contest for men and women. This one provides the most fun and hilarity for the most people-contestants and spectators alike. There will be a penny scramble for very small kids who will pick 2,000 pennies out of a pile of straw on the ice. All of these events will be run on both derby days and prizes will be given on the two days. The derby starts at 9 a.m. with the first fish judging at 1. Limited Engagement JAN. 25 - JAN. 31st Wkdys 7-9 Sat-Sun 3-5-7-9 ADULTS $2.00 CHILDREN $1.00 a.m. and every hour thereafter and closes at 4 p.m. All told it is expected that a total of some 300 prizes will be dished out during the two4ay festival. Winners need not be present to claim their prizes. Rules for all fishing contests and special events will be posted on the ice. A warm headquarters building will be set up on the ice, as will a snack shack where hot refreshments will be served up all day long by ladies of the NICC-885 club. Main entrance to the lake will be on the west side of Channel Lake, about a quarter mile north of Rte. 173. There will be supervised free parking areas spotted around the area. Burning salamanders will be placed at various places on the ice for contestants, spectators, and kibitzers to warm up. Lake County Sheriff Orville "Pat" Clavey and a detach­ ment of off-duty snowmobile mounted deputies will be on hand to patrol the lake and assist the attending public. Ml Ha* TECHNICOLOR U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary will conduct the course which will cover such topics as: Nautical Terminology, Rules of the Road, Elementary Navigation, Meaning and Use of Buoys, Knots and Splices, Federal and State Regulations, and much more. A certificate of com­ pletion will be awarded to each person successfully completing the course. Classes will be held every Tuesday evening for 12 con­ secutive weeks beginning Feb. 5, from 7 to 9 p.m. in Room loo at McHenry high school West campus, 4724 W. Crystal Lake Road, McHenry. Interested persona may register for the course at McHenry County college, 6200 W. Northwest highway, Crystal Lake, bet­ ween the hours of 8:30 a^m. and 8:30 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, or 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on Fridays. Registrations will also be ac­ cepted at McHenry high school West campus from 7 to 8 p.m. on Jan. 28 and 29, as well as the first night of class, Feb. 5. Instruction in the course is free, however a registration fee payable to McHenry County college will be assessed at the time of registration. The only additional cost will be for books and materials. Family rates are available. Persons desiring further information may contact Mr. William A. Robinson of Solon Mills, 111., phone 815-675-2432 any evening after 6 p.m. - AOt RULES & PETS A Congressional subcom­ mittee has recommended joint action by the Civil Aer­ onautics Board, the Federal Aviation Administration and the Agriculture Department to monitor conditions under which animals are sent to pet markets by air. FTC ON OIL ADS _ The Federal Trade Com­ mission is taking a close look at oil industry adver­ t i s i n g d u r i n g * > t h e e n e r g y crisis to determine if ,the public is being informed or propagandized, J. Thomas Rosch, director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protec­ tion said.. ONE-STOP KIDDIE MATINEE 1,-00 SAT. & SUN. ALL SEATS $1.00 PUFFN STUFF MiMltl Cha in-O-Lakes TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. Elm St. McHenry, Illinois 40050 travel service Planning a Caribbean cruiser A trip to Europe* . • • .Mexico • •••Hawaii? Yau can compare them all under one roof at our oftlcel We're agents for steamship*, airlines, hotels, sightseeing companies, throughout the world. Dependable Travel Since 1M1 385-7500 Area Cod* tis 'SKY PILOT' r REDUCE!* ADMISSIONS FOR COUPLES & SR.CITIZENS lEXPLICIT ADULT FILMS FOR MATURE MEN a WOMEN ONLY! [LIMITED TO AGE 18 & OVER - POSITIVE PROOF REQUIRED 11 ADULT FILMS "DaufiU featune PRESENTED EACH NITE -NINE TO ELEVEN ^Successful West Coast Format Presented For Our Majority of Couple FEATURES FULL LENGTH - COLOR & SOUND NOW SHOWING • JANUARY 25th thru JANUARY 31st: SHE NEVER SAID NO!' SP0RT8 TUESDAY BOWLING Jan. 22,1974- 7 p.m. Linda Roepenack 467; Barb Leight 425; Dot Beckenbaugh 423; Dee Overton 484; Julie Kralowetz 191 ;477; Roberta Fraser 436; Ronnie Romkowski 475; Vera Herdrich 444; Sue Smith 470; Bitsy Schaefer 462; Helen Spencer 181-502; Elaine Justen 477; Sue Raether 420; Cathy Boro 230-537; Edi Nimsgern 449; Kathy Miller 433; Mary Lou Stine 446; Lill Michels 493; Teresa Steffans 197-518; Carolyn Oetjen 441; Wilma Aylward 459; Tinky Meyer 475; Sue Koleno 474. R.R. J. Plucinski 5-7; E. Nimsgern 6-7; L. Michels 5-8- 10; R. Fraser 5-10; R. Romkowski 5-7; V. Herdrich 6- 7; S. Lossman 5-7, 4-5-7; B. Koleno 2-7; J. Weylnad5-10; D. Koleno 5-10. The Warrior basketball boys are getting a lot of recognition in all ports as they lead the North Suburban conference and prepare for Libertyville's invasion on Friday night of this week. Libertyville has one of the better teams in the league, featuring Coach Leon's son who is a real sharpshooter. McHenry has a winner. And 'tis said the world loves a winner. PROGRAMS ARE PRESENTED IN 35 & 16 MM SEPARATE PROGRAMS REQUIRE SEPARATE ADMISSIONS ^CORING ACE of the McHenry , Warriors, Ben Himpelmann collected 49 points last weekend to move within 12 points of the N.S.C. leader Colbert of the Zee-Bees. These photo6 show Ben hitting on long shots in the Warrior win over Dundee. Tonight Libertyville meets McHenry at the West Campus gym. Leon of Libertyville is ahead of Himpelmann by 4 points. STAFF PHOTOS- HAR VARD 21-23 N. AYER ST. HARVARD, ILL. (815) 943-4451 [***1 FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM NOW SHOWING - JANUARY 25th thru JANUARY 31st: Doors Opan 6:50 - Cartoon at 7:00 - Feature at 7:10 Only! TEN PIN QUEENS Mon., Jan. 21, *749:30 p.m. B. O'Brien 216-574; K. Shaver 199-557; W. Gehrke 190-539; V. 170-503; M. Goss 199-500; ; N. Shuida 169- 479; M. Steege 166-473; R- Romkowske 190-469; M. Boro 168-467; H. Wilson 1Z%465;» V. Brzenk 171-457; r> 452. Splits: 5-10 K. Wilson 5-6 D. Schiavone. 3-10 M. Steege. 3-8 B. Nelsen. Our big gymnasium was built to accommodate large crowds. Where the heck are all the students? We don't see them at the games. You would never guess there are over 2,000 high school students in our schools. Maybe the kids don't get as excited over spqrts as they did nqt too long ago. Guess that is their privilege. We can't fault them. It is just hard for us to understand. -The Pep Club shows a lot of spirit. And they have a good time at games. Cheerleaders and Pom-Pom girls should be enough to draw A UNIVERSAL PICTURE TECHNICOLOR " FEEL CHANGE SPACE CENTER, HOUS­ TON--Skylab 3's astronauts said they feel changes of "almost a spiritual nature" in their views of themselves, of other humans and of the } t-iy