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PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1,1§M % MCHS GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM. They are ready for action these girls, members of the "A" and "B" teams, will play a 5 game schedule. The contests will be away games against Barrington, Crown, Dundee and Zion-Benton. Their only home game will be against Lake Forest on Monday, Feb. 11. Tip off is 4:30 p.m. The McHenry cagers will stress speed on offense and defense as well as emphasizing teamwork. Coaching the gals this season are Cis Morner of the physical education department and Connie Sanders of the learning management program. The members are L-R sitting: Stephanie Pitel, Fern Brody, Taina Olsen, Kathy Rogers, Eileen Connell, Mary Koleno and Barb Romme, Kneeling are Linda Lossman, Lisa Fairbanks, Cathy Byers, Janet McKinley, Reggie Lunkenheimer, Pat Stoffet, B.J. Frantz and Lisa Newport. Standing are Assistant Coach Connie Sanders, Nancy Randell, Cindy McDonald, Deb Mahon, Roni Bierman, Sharal Koenigseder, Annette Pintozzi, Lori Peterson and Cookie Miller. Absent from photo are Kim Curry and Coach Cis Morner. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Elimination Of License Notary Public Sought In the 1974 General Assembly session, Michael J. Howlett, Secretary ofState, will support new legislation to eliminate the need for notary public service in license plate applications. "New legislation recently removed the necessity for notarizing driver's license applications, but Illinois law still requires a notary seal on plate applications," said Howlett. , "The most important documents most citizens ever file with the government are their federal and state income tax returns. Their signatures do not have to be notarized. "In our time, with computers speeding up the process of distributing million sets of license plates a year in Illinois, it is senseless to require return of applications for lack of notarization. Tin the 1973 General Assembly, we supported a bill which would have removed the notarization requirement from all applications under the Motor Vehicle code, but it failed to pass the House. "The elimination of the driver's license application from the notarization requirement resulted from an amendment to a totally dif­ ferent bill. But we would like to take it off the license plate applications too." TOKYO SAVING THINGS TOKYO-Tokyo residents have been throwing out few­ er things since reports of shortages spread ^n connec­ tion with the vArab oil squeeze. City officials., re­ port that rubbish Dickuo is down 124 October. tons a day from * Over <5* Americans 65 years old and over - already 20 million or one- tenth of the Nation's population - are increasing in numbers faster than the population as a whole. * • -• * Mr. Doriufc Donuto WIU Swimmers Qualify Six For National Honors McNvia Fried Chicken Open 6 a.m. - 7-daym-a-week A" TOUGH TOURNAMENT, but these Freshmen wrestlers came on strong in the Frosh 16 team Barrington Tourney. L-R are Howie Usejnan wt. 112, Bob Buss, wt. 119, and Tom Lundelius, wt. 155. Bob Buss captured the 119 pound champion title as he defeated all four opponents. Howie Useman won 4 and lost 1 for a third place finish in his weight division and'Tom Lundelius also won a third with a 4 and 1 record. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) TEN PIN QUEENS Mon., Jan., 28, '74 9:30 P.M. N. Shulda 202-571; E. Damians 188-536; K. Shaver 191-533; V. Vrzenk 187-521; W. Gehrke 199-504; F. Bush 185- 498*, N. Kadisak 190-497; B. O'Brien 192-497; V. Steege- triplicate 159-477; B. Nelsen 183-476; R. Romkowske 171-473. Splits: 3-10 D. Koleno, N. Shulda. 5-10 V. Kilzer, M. Goss. 5-6 V. Brzenk. TUESDAY NIGHT BOWLING January 29,1974 - 7 P.M. Barb Leight 444; Sharon Klontz 492; Marian Peterson 434; Phyl Grosenaud 433; Bette O'Brien 468; Lorraine Freund 187-518; Bitsy Schaefer 459; Helen Spencer 179-491; Elaine Justen 177-508; Jean Weyland 446; Lois^Crouch 471; Kathy Miller 460; Site Koleno 429; Dorothy Koleno 447 ; Nell Fidler 446; Mary Cook 435; Dee Overton 436; Van Diedirch 425; Ron Romkowski 439; Teresa Steffans 431; Shirley Lossman 448; Cathy Boro 213-523. R.R.: E Conway 5-7; K. Miller 6-7; D. Overton 4-7-9; D. Koleno6-7-10; L. Roepenack (3) 3-10. TOMASELLO'S Thurs., Night Women's League 514-L. DeHaan; 477-1. Stilling; 475-A. Ritter; 475-K. Bradley; 461-Marilyn Freund; 456-D. Roberts; 452-D. Mortell; 451-M.E. Freund; 441-E. Krause; 439-J. Nell; 434-M. Joyce; 428-E. Schaefer; 423-E. Mangold; 421-M. Harmon; 419- Sindy Rudolph. R.R.'s: O. Hiller (3-7, 4-5-7); E. Whitney (6-7-10); D. Roberts (6-7-10, 5-8-10). . E. Krause - 3 -147 gauges; Carol Justen - 3 - 115 gatnes McHENRYTEACHERS BOWLING LEAGUE 1-23 Flunkies 26fe-17fe 24,679 Wrecks 26 -18 24,680 The Group 23 -21 24,457 Undiscovered 22 -22 24,449 Jetset 22 -22 24,190 Hotshots 12V2-31V2 24,339 Lots of good bowling this past week. You either won or lost. This time it was the gals who increased averages. Betty Heard by 4, Karen Lescher by 3; and Carolyn Bertachhi, Barb Blum, and Lee Estis each by 2. Congratulations, girls. Splits 5-7-10 and 3-7-10 were picked up by Elaine Rogers and Lor Homo respectively. BEAT-THE-CHAMP SUNTIMES Dennis Hall bowled a 547-hcp. 160-707 to win first at McHenry Recreation. A1 Thorson bowled a 634-hcp. 60-694 for second place finish. Both bowlers will go on to bowl in the semi-finals at Warrenville Bowl, West Chicago. Feb. 10. TEAM TOURNAMENT FOR STATE OF ILLINOIS TEENAGE LEAGUE McHenry Recreation The 2 teams listed below placed in finals: Major Boys' Division 2nd Place Rolling Pins: 1. Scott Shulda, 2. Rick McNish, 3. Jeff Foer- ster, 4. Paul Tansey, 5. Roger Garbaca. Junior Boys' Division 9th Place Funky Five: 1. Ken Kohl, 2. Brian DiBlasi, 3. Nick DiBlasi, 4. Len Kohl, 5. Dave Bremer. Out of 814 teams at preliminary round, 73 teams were scheduled for finals. We think that our boys did pretty good coming in 2nd place in the majors division and 9th place in junior division. Britons face bleakest prospect since war. The NCAA Division II Swimming Championships are still a long way off, but Western Illinois' tankmen have already qualified six team members for the finals that will be held at Long Beach, Calif., March 14- 16. Heading the elite Leather­ neck group is 1973 Ail- American diver Kevin Mc- Murray (Chicago-Feger) who has qualified in both the one and three meter diving. The sixth WIU swimmer to qualify this season is Rick Swanson (McHenry), a backstroke specialist who has made the cutoff times in the 100 and 200 events; his times were 57.0 and 2:05.2, respectively. "I feel we'll have several more guys make the finals and we'll be spending the next two weeks in rigorous training to get them there," says WIU head coach Verne Wilhelm. Western finished eighth in, the • . I Wrestlers ? To Honor Mothers Coach Paul Palmateer's "Rassling Warriors" not only will host North Chicago tonight, but will also honor the mothers of the squad and cheerleaders. This is an annual event, and with the always , dangerous "Warhawk" as the opponent, a good crowd is expected at West Campus gym. First match is at 6:45 p.m. ONE-STOP MiMKI Chain O Lakes TRAVEL SERVICE 3405 W. Elm St. McHenry, Illinois60050 travel service Planning a Caribbean cruise? A trip to Europe. . . . .Mexico • •••Hawaii? You can compare them all under one root at our office! 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