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On The Sidelines With Dick Babbitt An interesting incident happened after the recent Libertyville football game. Dale Christensen head football coach of the "Wildcat's" walked on the McHenry team bus as it was leaving for West Campus. Immediately the noise subsided. The coach of the beaten foe praised the Warriors for their fine play and wished them continued success in behalf of the "Wildcats" for the season. This is a true mark of a gentleman and sportsman. I don't believe that you would find Woody Hayes going into the Michigan locker room after a game he had lost and congratulate the victors. This is the name of high school athletics, sportsmanship and fair play. Spunky George Hansen who had been removed from the game late in the fourth period was at the elbow of Coach Day pleading to get back into the game so that he could covet the 100 yds. in rushing. Coach Day obliged, but found out moments later that George had already run for 138. Upon removing George and asking him about his request, when he knew that he had already gone for over 100 yds., George replied "Coach I just wanted to play". With enthusiasm like that no wonder the Warriors are undefeated. S.I.H. always complains about needing help to the pressbox. The reason, he has both arms full of goodies for the gang in the pressbox. The wives are cooking less on Friday nights thanks to Earl. Frank Camasta a former resident, drove up from Decatur to watch the Warriors in the rain at Lake Forest. That's what I call real loyalty. The McHenry High School Cross Country team has had a sensational record over the past seven years. Starting with Don Seaton's undefeated seasons in 1968-69 and continuing with Bill Hutchinson, the 'Running Warriors" have to date 195 wins, 25 losses, and 2 ties in Varsity, Sophomore, and Freshmen meets. "Hutch" and his able assistant Earl Kyle are looking forward to many more wins in the future. Bravo for Warrior fans, who attended the Lake Forest game in the driving downpour. The Warrior cheering section outnumbered the host school. The downpour didn't discourage these fans, as the Warriors arose to the occasion. Danny Voight senior lineman of the Warriors did an excellent job of opening holes for the Warrior backs in the Lake Forest game. For high school football at its best I suggest you turn to W.I.V.S. in Crystal Lake to hear play by play with Tom Parsley and Vern Peterson. Their comments, and observations are something to behold. They have Vince Lloyd and Lou Bouderau beat a mile. I sometimes wonder what would happen if the F.C.C. got ahold of their broadcast. Either they would be hired for a national network, or maybe just plain fired. Vern tells me there is a possibility that the McHenry- Barrington game mav be broadcast, so that you fans that can't make it to Barrington on October 12th will have a chance to listen to the game. Coming up tomorrow is the Marian vs Benet game, and later in the month the Woodstock vs Cary Grove game. They will definitely broadcast a portion of the State Playoffs. After each game they have a football scoreboard, giving all college and high school results. I suggest that if you can't make it to one of the area high school games, tune in Tom and Vern, you won't be disappointed. Brian Nuss Warrior halfback, who was injured in the Lake Forest game, and was kept in the Lake Forest Hospital overnight, returned to practice on Monday and is ready to go against the Tigers. Good Luck to "Hutch" and his "Running Warriors" as they compete in the tough Peoria Invitational Cross Country Meet in Peoria tomorrow. Although the competition is rough, the experience gained will be invaluable for the local squad. Senator Scott sees Rocke­ feller aiding Kissinger. A relaxed nominee mood Ford seeks. fits Girls Warrior Tennis Wins 2- Losses 3 The McHenry Girls Tennis team, under the coaching of Peg Houk, has a win-loss record of 2 and 3. They have 5 more meets to play and hopefully they will win them all. Forty girls tried out for the team with 15 girls making it. They are: Vicki Bazan, Soph.; Nancy Brda, Jr.; Kathy Byers, Jr., MaryJean Deja, Jr.; Calinda Leonard, Jr.; Jane Liptrot, Soph.; Peg Lunkenheimer, Jr.; Sue Meyer, Jr.; Sue Miller, Soph.; Brenda Ryan, captain, Jr.; Lisa Schroder, Soph.; Kay Thomas, Fresh., Diana Unger, Jr.; Toni Weber, Jr.; Janet Owen, manager, Soph. The remaining five matches are: Thursday, Oct. 3 at Libertyville, Monday, Oct. 7 at Waukegan; Tuesday, Oct. 8 Lake Forest (home); Thursday, Oct. 10 at Crystal Lake; Tuesday, Oct. 15 at Mundelein. Please come and support the winning Warriors. Visiting Educator Recommends Two Four Year Schools McHenry Community High school Board of Education District No. 156, met in regular instructional session Tuesday, Oct. 1, at 7:30 p.m., at the administration building. F o l l o w i n g r e g u l a r m e e t i n g p r o c e d u r e s , Mrs. Ellen Reinhardt, director of secondary education in the Waukegan public schools, spoke to the board regarding the problems and promises of changing from a 2-2 to a 2-4 year high school organizational system. Mrs. Reinhardt recommended 2-4 year high schools. James Tonyan, a member of School District 156 school board, was appointed to the advisory committee. MARRIAGE LICENSES Robert A. Redding, 8404 Sunset drive, Wonder Lake, and Esther M. Hoven, Wonder Lake. Delbert L. Coss, 3632 McCullom Lake road, McHenry, and Brenda S. Morgan, 102 S. Vernon drive, McHenry. Patrick D. Beinor, 5604 Artesian, Chicago, and Linda J. McMillan, 7505 Center drive, Wonder Lake. John A. Faas, 1125 Benton street, Rockford, and Elizabeth A. Ink, 400 Shepherd Hill, McHenry. Slow Cooker, Fast Cooler arid Everything ii\Betxveer\l n/H*\ The CORNING 3+1 Range The cooks of America are discovering !he benefits of long, slow cooking The less expensive cuts of meat become works of culinary art in hearty soups, stews and ragouts Everything a slow-cooker can do CORNING s 3 4 1 range can do1 How7 The thermostats under 3 otlf le smooth surface units keep the temperature where you set it You can melt butter on LO and leave it without a burn or scorch worry Turn the dial up a notch or two and a simmer stays a simmer perfect for long, slow cooking Turn it up again and you've got all the" heat you need tor frying, sauteing or boil ing With the 3 Temp-Assure"units. any flat pan works best And remember. CORNING includes 5 permanently flat pans with every 3 4 1 appliance The. fourth surface heating unit works like a conventional electric element to let you use even your non-flat pans Great for cooking that doesn't require all that precision No other range can give you the temperature you need and the pot and pan versatil i ty you want Come see the 3 4 1 ranges All models have pyrolytic self-cleaning ovens and other CORNING features tf at wil l help you cook better and work less CAREY APPLIANCE 1241 N. Green Street McHenry, Illinois Deaths CECELIA MACHNIK HULTIN Cecelia Machnik Hultin, 66, of I N 727 Newton avenue, Glen Ellyn, died Oct. 2 in Alexian Brothers Medical Center, Elk Grove Village She was born Aug. 5, 190^{ in Illinois and was a former resident of Island I>ake for over 25 years. Among her survivors are five sons, Robert, Portland, Ore., Fred, McHenry, Clarence, Wheeling, Don, Forest I^ke, and Ralph of Florida; three daughters, Mrs. Charles (Lorraine) Corrico, Glen Ellyn, Mrs. Richard (Marlene) Affeldt, Fox River Valley Gardens, and Sandra Buschick of Mundelein; thirty grandchildren and twelve great-grandchildren. Visitation was scheduled for Thursday after 2 o'clock at the Island Lake Funeral home, 106 E. State road, where last rites will be conducted by Rev. Robert Hess of McHenry on Friday at 11 o'clock. Burial will be in Rand Hill Park cemetery. BERNARD TONYAN Bernard Tonyan, 83, of 4328 Rt. 31, McHenry, died Oct. 2 at his home. Mr. Tonyan was born Oct. 12, 1890, in McHenry. The deceased was a dairy farmer in this area. He was a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters, of St. John's Court, No. 96. Survivors include his wife, Rose, nee Williams, whom he married June 16, 1915; three daughters, Mrs. Bertha Freund, Ingleside, Mrs. Schuyler ( Rita) Case, Sharon, Wis., four sons, Vincent and Jerome of Ringwood; Clarence, Grayslake, and Paul of McHenry; twenty - two grandchildren; thirteen great - grandchildren; and one brother, Joseph, of Crystal Lake. Friends may call from 2 until 9 o'clock on Friday at the George R. Justen and Son funeral home. A Mass will be offered Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at St. John the Baptist church, Johnsburg, with burial in the church cemetery. JOHANNA POSIPISIL A former Wonder Lake resident, Johanna Posipisil, 60, James E. Keating, Jr., 9 Spring street, Cary, and Kathleen M. Hendle, 4506 W. Ramble road, McHenry. Michael J. Niska, 1611 N. Park, McHenry, and Susan Carrol" Duncan, 1202 S.' Broadway, McHenry. ii VISIT OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT FOR EXTRA SAVINGS PLAY IT SAFE... MONEY AT. . . THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK McHENRY 3814 W. ELM ST. McHENRY ILLINOIS 60050 died Oct. l in Tia Juana, Mexico. She was born in Chicago Aug. 12, 1914, and had made her horrie in Melbourne, Fla. Among her sj^vivors are her husband, Anton; a son, John Talaske, Wonder Lake; three daughters, Mrs. Dale (Shirley) Smith, Orlando, Fla., Mrs. Walter (Delores) Wood, Schaumburg, and Mrs. Barbara Wigton, Melbourne, Fla ; twelve grandchildren; two brothers, Ted and Joe Strzyzykowski, and a sister, Mrs. Phyllis Mikolaczak, all of Chicago. Visitation will be held on Friday from 3 to 10 p.m. at the Schilling Funeral home in Wonder Lake with prayers for the Christian wake at 8 p.m. A funeral Mass will be offered Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at Christ the King church with burial in the church cemetery. ALEE (BOBBIE) CARROLL Mrs. Alee (Bobbie) Carroll, 58, was pronounced dead on arrival Wednesday morning, Oct. 2, at Memorial hospital, Woodstock. She was born Feb. 7, 1916, in Chicago. The deceased was active in the legion Auxiliary where she had served as president. Among her survivors are HOSPITAL NOTES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Patients admitted to Memorial hospital, Woodstock, included Master Randall Haubold, Plinic Polidori, Bernice Yarashus, Ruby Crago, Wonder Lake, Johanna Suberla and Baby Jessica Mereness, McHenry. HARVARD HOSPITAL James Hansen, McHenry, was a patient in Harvard hospital BIRTHS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL WOODSTOCK Mr and Mrs. Charles Wirth, McHenry, became parents of a son, Oct. 2. three sons, James R., McHenry, Thomas, Wonder Lake, and William of Bartlett; and a sister, Evyonne Miller of Michigan. Visitation is scheduled for Thursday after 4 o'clock at the George R. Justen and Son funeral home were services will be held Friday at 10'clock. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. 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