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MCHS Girl Swimmers Loose To Woodstock And Lake Forest PAGE 7 - PI-AINnFAI KK-WKIINKSUAl. UC1UPC.IV ia. *»«» Bowling Notes • • • • • • • • • • • « • • • • • • • • • • • It was a long week for McHenry girl swimmers. Wednesday night they lost to Woodstock by the score of 64 to 16, and on Thursday they traveled to Lake Forest only to lose 66 to 17. In the Woodstock meet 2nd place finishes went to: Miki Collins in the 50 yd. freestyle, Vicki Roth in the 500 yd. freestyle. The 200 Medley reiay team of Roth, Collins, Karen Anderson and Carol Petty and the 400 yd. relay team of Rondi Cunat, Lucy Hawkins, Tammie Johnson and Janice Atchison also finished second. Third place awards went to Jan Atchison in both the 100 and 200 freestyle, Tammie Johnson in the 100 yd. butterfly, Vicki Roth in the 200 yd. Individual Medley, "Lucy Hawkins in diving, Mary Seaver in the 100 yd. backstroke, and Carol Petty in the 100 yd. breaststroke. Many of the girls have been trying new events, and in the meet against Lake Forest Lucy Hawkins filled in on the 200 yd. medley relay, Miki Collins attempted the 500 yd. freestyle, and Sandy Janke was lead off swimmer for the 400 freestyle relay team. Tammy Bieschke tried her hand at the 200 yd. freestyle, Tammie Johnson the 200 yd. I.M., and Michelle Fish finished the 50 yd. freestyle only eight-tenths of a second behind the 3rd place swimmer fro Lake Forest. Others who participated were: Lori Blakenhorn, Sue Worzala, who finished second in the backstroke, and Sue Stowell who took 4th in the 100 yd. freestyle in both meets. MCHENRY SCHOOL LEAGUE Unlike last week where three teams shared first place, this week that spot is held by one team alone, but only by a scary >2 game. Tune in next week to see what happens. Gaye Boland once again takes a bow with a high series of 506 and Barb Miller debutes with her high game of 196. "Super Sub", Walt Coari bowled a 536 for high series and Don Prazak rolled a 191 for this week's high game for the mean. The 1-2-4-10 proved no problem for Lyle Luzum, and Elaine Rogers did a fine job in raising her average by 7 pins. Not to be outdone, Bob Lud- wigsen, Dave Gratz, A1 Boeldt, and ($yde Leonard added 5 pins to their averages. 10 10 8 y2 m MCHS Field Hockey Team Tames Tigers Bowlers Headstart Chokers Spare Parts W 6'/2 13* 7 13 7 13 7 Earlier this week, McHenry hosted the Crystal Lake Tigers Field Hockey team and dealt the young opponents an exhausting 5 to 1 loss. McHenry controlled the play of the game throughout both halves although the second half was most i pressive. At the end of the first half, McHenry had a close 2-1 lead over Crystal Lake but really came on fire the second half by blasting three more goals. Center Forward Diane Eschner was high scorer with three goals and Left Inner Kathy Rogers added two more goals to her impressive season record. Assisting these girls in the offensive department were: Mary Elliott, Linda Lossmann, Cathy Lauer, Joan Lingeman and Donna Lasko. Contributing fine defensive work were: Janet McKinley, Eileen Connell, Anne Hickey, Lisa Olsen, Taina Olsen, Gigi Smith, Jill Freund and Denise Hughes. Also ready for action were Cassie York, Deb Der- cole, Janet Lienhard, Ginny Lauer, Jodie Gibson and Cathy Carpenter. Special mention to former MCHS athletes Roni Bierman, Kathy Barry and Krista Justen who scored and timed the game. The following parents who were able to attend the game were: Mrs. Hughes, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Lauer, Mrs. Eschner and Mr. and Mrs. McKinley and family. Games are held at 4:30 at West campus and admission is free -- come see an exciting, action-packed sport on Tuesday, Oct. 14 vs. Wood­ stock, Monday Oct. 230 vs. Antioch or Wednesday, Oct. 22 vs. Barrington. Also, McHenry will host the I.H.S.A. Sectional Field Hockey Tournament during the last week of October. Hope to see everyone there! McHENRY COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL 1975-76 Fall Sports Schedule Codes: FB-Football FH-Field Hockey V-Varsity CC-Cross Country SW-Swimming S-Sophomore GO-Golf Te-Tennis F-Freshmen Date Sport Squads Opponent Place Time Wed-Oct 15 FH V Lk. Forest Lk. Forest 4:30 Thurs-Oct 16 SW V Woodstock Home 4:30 Fri-Oct 17 GO V IHSA Sectional Sat-Oct 18 FB F-A&B Crown Home 9:00 FB S Crown Crown 12:00 FB V Crown Crown 2:00 CC V IHSA District Te V IHSA District SW V Stevenson Invit. Stevenson 2:00 Mon-0ct20 FB SoB-JV Crown Home 4:30 FH V Antioch Home 4:30 Tue-Oct 21 SW V Libertyville L'Ville 4:30 Wed-Oct 22 CC JV Maine West Maine West 4:30 FH V Barrington Home 4:30 Thur-Oct 23 SW V Lake Forest Home 4:30 Fri-Oct 24 FB S-V Lake Forest Home 6:00 GO V IHSA State Te V IHSA State CC F-S Crystal Lk. Invit. Crystal Lk. 4:00 Sat-Oct 25 FB F-A&B Lake Forest Lk. Forest 9:00 GO V IHSA State CC V IHSA Sectional Te V IHSA State SW V IHSA District Mon-Oct 27 FB SoB-JV Lake Forest Lk. Forest 4:30 Tue-Oct 28 CC V NSC Crystal Lk. Fri-Oct 31 SW V IHSA State FH V IHSA District Sat-Nov 1 FB F-A&B Zion Home 9:00 FB S Zion Zion 12:00 FB V Zion Zion 2.00 CC V IHSA State SW V IHSA State FH V IHSA District Fri-Nov 7 FH V IHSA Sectional Sat Nov 8 FH V IHSA Sectional Fri-Nov 14 FH V IHSA State Sat-Nov 15 FH V IHSA State Phoenix Stars Chuckers USs Positive Thinkers Handicappers TUESDAY THIRTY-NINERS 9-30-75 Carolyn Law 441; Mary Mutschiwskv 429; Chris Tokarz 437; Irene Brackmann 447; Kathy Sayles 417; Martie Raasch 441; Doris Diedrich 480. OCTOBER 10, 1975 Bea Meath 437; Carolyn Law 486; Karen Schaefer 438; Isabelle Kellner 406; Janet Flicek 496; Phyllis Brackmann 460; Martie Raasch 459; Chris Tokarz 418; Dottie Becker 420. R.R.: Rosie Przetacznik 2-10. TOMASELLO'S THURSDAY T.N.T. LEAGUE 7:30P.M. GAMES 150 AND OVER; Betty Hettermann 207-172; Dolores Roberts 202-175; Marcella Wakitsch 186; Mary Ellen Freund 179-169; Marilyn May 178-169; Bev Greenwood 175-162; Dorothy Hiller 160-173; Gladis Rudolph 172; Eleanore Mangold 170-163-150: Fran Krabbenhoft 170; Dollie Pecucci 167; Sue Tonyan 166; Isabel Stilling 165-153; Madeline Johnston 164; Connie May 155-162; Carol Adair 162; Cheryl Kriewaldt 161; Judy Schmitt 159; Marie Gohl 157; Ethel Rad 150; Pat Schmitt 150. NEW HIGH TEAM GAME: Central Garage 784. NEW 3RD HIGH IN­ DIVIDUAL GAME: Betty Hettermann 207. NEW SECOND HIGH IN­ DIVIDUAL SERIES: Betty Hettermann 505. RAILROADS: Mary Ann Quinn 5-7; Diane DeWolfe 3-10. PIZZA WINNER: McHenry County Well and Pump - 136 pins over average. VW/VWWWWWAVW Northern lllini Bowmen News Big game hunting members of Northern lllini Bowmen of McHenry have scored with bow and arrow. A Colorado Bull Elk was taken with the bow by John Zawaski of Elmhurst. This is a first for NIB. Bucks were arrowed in Wisconsin by Earl Paddock of McHenry taking a button buck. Harv Eady of Elk Grove village arrowed a spike buck. Earl Bird of Wauconda collected a 6 point buck. Many deer were seen at the club hunt in Meadow valley, Wisconsin this past weekend, however not an arrow was loosed. Northern lllini Bowmen's October meeting is Thursday, the sixteenth, 8:30 p.m. at McHenry Legion. Deer stories, successes as well as misses and goofs will provide the fun for the evening. Everyone in­ terested in bowhunting is in­ vited to attend. * * * * Money is only as impor­ tant as you make it, after meeting the necessities. ONLY Footba// Tjpedaf for BOX-SEAT viewing 19 DIAGONAL 100% SOLID STATE The BROOKDALE • G4010C USES UP TO 64% LESS ENERGY! only 130 watts of power. .. less than two 75-watt light bulbs. 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The federal government requires that certain boats be numbered. Excluding a few exceptions, boats required to display such numbers include 1. All boats 2. Boats of over 10 HP 3. Boats over 16 ft. long 4. Boats of over 20 HP 2. The numbers assigned to your boat must be displayed on your craft. Requirements are 1. On both bows of vessel 2. Block letters, 3" or more high and of contrasting color 3. Have hyphen or space between initial letters, numeral group, and letter suffix 4. All the above 3. In order to be assigned a number for your boat, you must apply to 1. U.S. Coast Guard 2. State agency if state's numbering system is federally approved 3. State agency having control over boats 4. City or county agency Answers 1. No. 2 2. No. 4 3. No. 2 Emergency -- Collision- damage control. If hull is rammed, stop or reduce speed immediately. Use anything to keep water from coming in...a blanket, clothing or cushion...and stuff it into the opening. Rip up floorboards if necessary to fipd the damaged area. Do something and do it quickly to stop the flow of water. Bail water taken in. If damage is directly at the bow, it might even be necessary to go into reverse to reduce the flow and pressure of water from the hull while repairs are being made. If you are in im­ mediate danger of sinking, attract attention any way you can...radio, rockets, flares. If there are other boats nearby, stand on the highest point on the boat, lift your arms to a horizontal position and rotate to attract attention. The idea is to be seen and soon. So get plenty of action into your motions. G.A.A. NOTES GAA's fall sport of football has really shown some talent in the girls. » Flag football in the Girls Athletic association of McHenry high school has always been a favorite activity of the organization. This year there are about 30 girls who have signed up to play on one of the two teams. The two teams challenge each other every Monday after school at the West campus field. Each team thinks up their own plays to score points and to keep the opposing team from scoring. All the girls have lots of fun and learn the strategy of the game. It's a fun time for all who participate. It's a good idea to carry a hand pump on board, even if there's an automatic bilge pump, as the boat's power might fail during such an emergency. CONSUMER GUIDELINES The bathroom is one of the most hazardous areas in the home. Many bathroom ac­ cidents are linked to bathtub and shower stalls. These two struc­ tures account for more than 180,000 injuries like falls, burns, elec­ trocutions, and drown­ ings every year. POUVGLAS SAIJ RIGIJLARIIRIS SAVE 25% NOW Double Belted "Cushion Belt Polyglas 99 t ires are reduced a ful l 25% for quick end-of-season c learance . Two sturdy f iberglass be l ts tame wear- producing squirm, he lp keep tread grooves open for good wet tract ion. 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