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Hr PAGE I- PLAINDEALER-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY M. 1W AWARD WINNING WEST CAMPUS POM POM GIRLS. This versatile group has appeared al all home baihetball and football game* this season. They captured sixth in a field of twenty-two at Stevenson pom pom competition last November. Tonight, In their last appearance of the season, they will perform a bicentennial favorite of melodies by George M. Cohan. Left to right. In the front row are Terr! Smith, Joan Llngeman and Debby Cairo. In the second row are Cathy Gattone, Renee Freund and Tammle Bieschke. In the third row are Karyl Bryniarski, Meg Humann and Clare Higgins. In the fourth row are Mary Elliott, Ann Larkin, Kelly Staley, Diane Eschner and Miry Goetschel. The pom pom girls are instructed by Ms. Carolyn Mierzwa. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLOR£) EARL WALSH So I Hear SPORTS EDITORJ The time has come for all of us to get active in the local plans for our country's Bicentennial observation. As always, a few people are doing the work..They aren't complaining,, but do want to generate interest in this program to celebrate the 200th birthday of our country. The one and only fund raising effort will be a big dance at the VFW on Saturday night, Feb. 28. That's not far away. Schools are doing just great with their programs, com­ mittees are working hard -- now let's get our enthusiasm up and join the crowd. We have tickets for the dance. The line forms to the right. Don't go away. The last home basketball game for the Warriors on the regular schedule is coming up Friday night. Crystal Lake will be here. Those Tigers are tough. It seems each year that they improve greatly as the season moves along. Player of the week! BASKETBALL TERRY REtLLY Terry scored 24 points in the Warrior wins over Bar- rington and Dundee last weekend. Terry also had 23 assists. So -- look for a doozy of a game Friday night. Times does fly. Just think -- St. Patrick's Day is only a month away. - Elgin's high school basket­ ball team has won 1,000 games and invite friends to join in a celebration Sunday, Feb. 29, at 7 P.M. in the school fieldhouse. That's a lot of winning. Congratulations! Looking through the kitchen window this morning, it was a shock to see how green the grass is. Makes a fellow think he had better get the lawn mower tuned up for his wife. We used to tell Sharon Klontz, when she was an office associate of ours, that her name would appear when she bowled a 500 series. In looking over the scores this week, up pops her name with a 232 game in a 508 series. Now, when she hits 600 her picture will appear. Last Friday night was "Orange Nite" at McHenry High. Our better half wore enough orange to suit Dick Rabbitt. (She's not Irish, you know). Our decoration wasn't enough to suit him. What he doesn't know is that we couldn't find our orange and black slipover sweater from high school days. Such a good time we don't enjoy every day. A visit to the Bob Thompson home was right down our alley. Saw so many old pictures of McHenry and so many old newspapers. Of course, we picked up valuable information for our project in trying to locate the oldest buildings in our fair city. In reading an old Plaindealer printed before the turn of the century, an item appeared in an ad "11 pounds of good coffee for $1.00". Later on, when prices started to go up, the price was 5 pounds for a dollar. Will look forward to another visit to that home. LADIES TUESDAY NITE . MISFITS 7 P.M. 2-10-76 Average or Better: Lorraine Freund 430; Elaine Freund 446; Pam Kosior 460; Teresa Steffan 182 - 486; Isy Thompson 432; Fran Wayland 212-486 (13 more pins Fran - would have won an ashtray instead of a patch); Mary Cook 439; Lil Nichels 461; Dee Overton 414; Nel Fidler 169 - 165 - 491 (So you warmed up before tne league • I saw you); Bette O'Brien 173-71 -501 (Keep it up and knock C.B. and F.D. out of the box); Clarice Buenzli 166 - 481; Ethel Low 421; Fran Zank 434; Frieda Miller 441; Van Diedrich 411; Mae Collis 160 - 420; Wilma Aylward 462; Evora Peterson 420; Sharon Klontz 421; Helen Spencer 436; Flo Dercole 189 - 507 (Keep it up Flo - C.B. needs competition). Keep it up Mae C. - beautiful bowling. P.S. Sorry Cathy - no score for you - even if you shot 498 - you're 13 pins under. Pins Over Averages: Pam Kosier 70 pins over; Mae Collis 42 pins over. P.S. Had to put in all these quips - 2 alleys were broke down and not many bowling including absent T's. Railroads: Tinky Mayer 5-4- 7; Roberta Fraser 5-10; Barb Leight 4-5-7; Sharon Kujak 5-10. LADIES TUESDAY NITE TEN PIN BLOOPERS 2-17-76 Average or Better: Fran Zank 444; Mae Collis 446; Wilma Aylward 425; Sharon Klontz 232 - 508, Beautiful Bowling; Betty Smith 402; Lois Crouch 451; Carol Michels 428; Petie Heck 414; Kathy Miller 479; Bitsy Schaefer 440; Sandy McClory 381; Pat Fischer 377; Phyl Grosrenaud 181 - 480; Elaine Freund 468; Bette O'Brien 487; Joanne Plucinski 444; Roberta Frazer 188 - 420; Lil Michels 189 - 462; Dee Overton 405; Nel Fidler 450; Edi Nimsgern 443; Jo Rizzo 453; Jo Zwierzynski 412; Sue Smith 454; Ron Romkowske 451; Sharon Kujak 177 - 493; Fran Weyland 419; Barb Hanson 401; Cathy Boro 202 - 566, WHOOPEE; Eleanore Glaviano 456; Pam Kosior 422; Barb Leight 481. Gals - we get thru bowling April 13th. The banquet is April 20th and you all know where - in town - on State & Madison - busiest corner of McHenry. Railroads: Evora Peterson 5- 7 and 5-10; Sue Koleno 4-5-7; Pat Fischer 3-9-10; Barb Hanson 5-6-10 and 5-7. The early leaders of the 36th Annual McHenry County Bowling Tournament are as follows: i County Side Florist,.. '* i. McHenry - .4, ,r. . 30|9 ' 1st Security, Cary • - 2988 D-Z Transfer, C. Lake 2965 City Wide Carpet, McHenry 2944 Grove Savings & Loan, Grove 2932 Riverside Barbers, McHenry 2924 Jacobsen Bros., Cary 2886 Zank Builders, Metro 2877 Smith-Haldeman Excav., Wayne's 2874 Thread & Gauge, McHenry 2863 Dick Smith, Mgr. T.N.T. LEAGUE THURSDAY, FEB. 12,1976 GAMES 150 AND OVER: Mary Ellen Doherty 193 - 174; Mig Joyce 181; Connie May 176- 168-173; Layne Dehaan 166; Liz Vavrik 165; Vera Kilzer 164; Madeline Johnston 163; Eva Schaefer 163; Dolores Roberts 161 -152; Marie Gohl 161; Mary Ann Quinn 160; Kathy Fleming 160; Anna Ritter 154 - 150; Dorothy Hiller 159; Betty Hettermann 158 - 158; Sindy Rudolph 157; Joanne Houghton 156; Pat Schmitt 155; LuAnn Smith 153; Gladis Rudolph 152; Marilynn May 152; Carol Adair 151. RAILROADS: Roni Rogers 5- 10; Holly Swanson 2-7; Patsy Hiller 5-10,3-10; Carol Larsen 4- 5; Sylvia Foute 2-7. PIZZA WINNER: Vavrik Brothers - 82 pins over average. TEN PIN QUEENS MON. FEB. 16,9:30P.M. N. Shulda 214 - 577; C. Kern 192 - 549; E. Damians 214 - 544; N. Koleno 213 - 543; V Brzenk 202 - 542; R. Bomke 192 - 532; J Grischeau 201 - 522; A. Koczor 187 - 515; J. Lexow 175 - 509; M. Samyn 182 -499; V. Steege 187 - 4%; K. Lulow 179 - 478. Splits: B. Morris 6-7; N. Nuss And Schuster In Sectional Tourney Snowmobile News D By^Dick Rabbitt Two McHenry High wrestlers are competing in the sectional wrestling tournament tonight at Barrington. Mark Schuster at 112 lbs. and Brian Nuss at 155 will be competing for the right to go to the State Finals next weekend at Champaign. In last weekend District meet the North Suburban placed 16 champions in the four Chicagoland meets. The Districts represented in the Sectional are: Highland Park, North Chicago, Antioch, Rockford Jefferson, and Buffalo Grove, along with the host school Barrington. Top contenders from the North Suburban in the various sectionals in the state are: Libertyville with four in the finals, Barrington with four, Dundee in the East Leyden District with four, and North Chicago with three. The Barrington tourney opens tonight at 6:30 P.M. and the Semi-finals are tomorrow at 1:00 P.M. and Finals Saturday night at 7:00 All Warriors fans wish the best to Matt and Brian in the Sectional. JOIN CLUBS Snowmobilers join clubs, it is a sure way to increase your enjoyment of our sport. Not only can you legally ride your club trails, but if your club belongs to one of the trail associations you have hundreds of miles of trails open to you. Among the other things that are available to you are club dances, club trips to snowmobile areas across the country such as Yellowstone National Park or Eagle River, club, or association picnics, charity fund raising activities, pot luck dunners,. Also you get to know what is happening on the legislative front whether local or on the state or national levels, especially if your club belongs to an association where there is someone to constantly monitor the activities of your representatives and lobbying for changes to improve the snowmobile laws. Your local dealer can tell you how to contact a local club or write your state association for in­ formation and belp in organizing a club. ATHLETES AWAY Robert Murray, former MCHS student, wrestling at 119 pounds, placed second in the Wiscon-sin Regionals. Representing Northwest Military Academy, he com­ peted against wrestlers from eight other schools. „ Warriors Aim For 20th Win In Final Home Game By Dick Rabbitt Coach Ken Ludwig and his "Fighting Warriors" will be out to notch their 20th win of the current campaigning as they host the Crystal Lake Tigers tonight. An added incentive will be "Parents Night", when the parents of the varsity players and cheerleaders will be honored at pre-game ceremonies. Only 10 teams in Class AA ball have won 20 or more games this seaSon, which is the pin­ nacle of success to a basketball team. The "Tigers" of Coach John Swenson have been a disap­ pointment this year. If you remember earlier this year Coach Swenson resigned and Tankers .Defeat . Woodstock 49-33 later reconsidered, but the Tigers have shown little im­ provement. Led by Sam Mosolino and Kurt Pearson, the Tigers were expected to have something to say about the North Suburban. They are currently 5 and 5 in the Con­ ference, and with Crown and Barrington left on the schedule should stay in the upper division, however, we can't count the Swenson crew out of any game. If you recall two years ago the Tigers who had a losing record, wound up at DeKalb in the Supersectional. They seem to peak at the end of the season, but let's hope it is after tonight's game. The Warriors are coming on fresh after a pair of victories the past weekend. Although they didn't look any too good in their win over Barrington, nevertheless they won by 10 points, and hit the clutch. Saturday night they won a big game at Dundee, which in my opinion is the "snake pit" of the North Suburban. Any time you can win at Dundee, chalk it up and don't ask any questions about how the team played, just be thank­ ful that you won. It is the last regular home game for the Warriors, and it would be a nice tribute to this fine team if there was a good crowd on hand. Hope to see you there. Coach Mike Shanahn "Water Warriors" warmed up for the Arlington District by defeating the Woodstock Blue Streaks by the score of 49 to 33. Bruce Fetzer and Jim Nelson were the double winners for the Warriors. This weekend the Warriors travel to Arlington Heights for the District Meet to be held on Saturday afternoon. VARSITY MCHENRY 49- WOODSTOCK 33 200 Med Relay, McH. 1:53.5, Fetzer, Murray, Berry and Nelson. 200 F.S. Time 2:06. 1, Stack, W. 2. Hall, McH. 3. Cahill, McH. 4. Nihan, W. 200 Ind. Medley, 2:19. 1. Fetzer, McH. 2. Berg, W. 3. Berry, McH. 50 yrd. F.S., 25.1. 1. Nelson, McH. 2. Goetschel, McH. 3. Ellis, W. Diving, 141.0. 1. Kojinski, W. 2. Moulis, McH. 100 Butterfly, 1:03.9. 1. Mahon, McH. 2. Berry, McH. 3. Tymec, W. 100 F.S., 56:4. 1. Nelson, McH. 2. Murray, McH. 3. Gregg, W. 500 F.S., 5:51. 1. Stach, W. 2. Niltan, W. 3. Hall, McH. 100 Backstroke, 1:05.2. Fetzer, McH. 2. Johnson, W. Dass, McH. 100 Breastroke, 1:11.0. Berg, W. 2. Murray, McH. McGuire, W. 400 F.S. Relay, McH. Cahill, Opfer, Hall and Goetschel. the NORTH SUBURBAN CONFERENCE i f • Basketball Results Team W. L. Pts. Opp. Zion Benton\ 10 1 773 672 Libertyville 9 1 657 540 North Chicago 8 2 706 598 McHenry 8 3 764 575 Crystal Lake 5 5 609 635 Mundelein 4 7 702 799 Crown 3 7 595 688 Dundee 2 8 550 599 Lake Forest 2 8 559 651 Barrington 1 10 649 735 Scorers Team FG FT TP 1. Judson Z.B. 108 55 271 • 2. Boyle Mun. 106 46 258 3. Berhnard Cr. 82 77 241 4. Woods Z.B. 101 38 240 5. Yarbrough N .C. 85 32 202 6. Trikla L.F. 85 18 188 7. Mosolino C.L. 78 21 177 8. Reilly McH. 73 18 164 9. Koerber McH. 74 15 163 10. B. Ercikson Lib. 64 33 161 11. Pearson v C.L. 68 23 159 12. Terrill Bar. 60 29 149 13. Sinclair Bar. 59 28 146 14. Green Lib. 56 34 146 15. Barrett N.C. 56 26 138 16. Ludwig McH. 55 25 135 17. Miller Dun. 53 24 130 18. Munson Dun. 46 32 124 19. Rossman Bar. 38 45 121 20. Tunnicliff Lib. 49 18 116 21. Jensen Cr. 37 40 114. 22. Cowan L.F. 48 16 112 to. CO-CAPTAIN THE UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA SQUAD WHICH HELD NO. I SPOT DURING /974 SEASON, POSTING 3! CONSECUTIVE WINS BEFORE LOSING 70 KENTUCKY. GREEN PLAYED IN 37 CON­ SECUTIVE CONTESTS; WAS TWICE ALL-B/G TENr AVERAGED 14.4 POINTS, SHOOTING 53.8 PERCENT OVER 4 YEARS TO BECOME IND/ANA'S TOP PERCENTAGE F/ELP GOAL SHOOTER' A SCHOLAR., TOO, GREEN WAS ONE OF 15 ATHLETES A WA RDED THE N. C. A.A. 'S &/,000 FOR POST­ GRADUATE STUDIES. The Wednesday Bank" TNE FIRST NATIONAL BANIT OF McHENRY 3814 W. Elm St.. McHenry,III, 815-385-5400 WELL DRILLING & WATER PUMPS UIE'RE BURSTIHC H I T H E S E R m S ! Koleno 5-7-9; V & M Steege 5- 10; R. Bomke & M. Samyn 5-7; T. & J. Grischeau & D. White 3- 10; D. Schiavone 2-7. Three McHenry County Farm Bureau bowling entries have captured first place berths in District competition and will advance to the state finals of the Illinois Farm Sports Festival on March 6. Eleven bowlers from McHenry county will compete at Springfield along with bowlers from throughout the state.. CORRECTION A statement made at the School District 15 meeting last week, attributed in this newspaper to James Tonyan, was actually the statement of Gary Lockwood. It expressed the latter's opinion that regardless of who the next governor should be, there will be a good chance for full fun­ ding. "Of all the substitutes, a sub­ stitute speaker is worst. Kin Hubbard # SO. . . .In The Future We Will Be Located 1^ Mi. No. of McHenry on Rt. 31 Police Tickets Samuel Viverito, 3212 Biscayne, McHenry, improper use of registration (fictitious plates), disobeyed stop sign, driving while intoxicated and speeding 50 in a 25 mph zone. Gregory H. Jensen, 4317 Clearview, McHenry, speeding 39 in a 25 mph zone. Jack S. Ritter, 1205 N. Clover, McHenry, speeding 65 in a 40 mph zone. Ronald W. Kamp, 10103 East, Richmond, speeding 42 in a 25 mph zone. Florence Kotz, McHenry, speeding 56 in a 40 mph zone. Michael J. Gavin, 681 Waukiki, DesPlaines, speeding 57 in a 40 mph zone. James R. Green, 924 McHenry, Woodstock, speeding 58 in a 40 mph zone. Timothy Lively, 7603 Lucy, Wonder Lake, speeding 56 in a 40 mph zone. Patrick Ryan, 209 Church, Wauconda, speeding 49 in a 30 mph zone. David Blanton, 1517 Ridgeway, Round Lake Beach, sepeeding 60 in a 40 mph zone. Roger Thacker, 4618 W. Lake Shore, McHenry, speeding 45 in a 25 mph zone. Elaine Schmaling 3423 W. Fairway, McHenry, speeding 41 in a 30 mph zone. Brian Henshall, 3204 Still Hill, McHenry, speeding 49 in a 30 mph zone. Robert Kielar, 34 Lakeside, Fox Lake, failure to yield right of way at stop sign. Suzanne Johnson, 1218 Augustana, Ingleside, speeding 48 in a 30 mph zone. Jeffrey Speciale, 3805 W. Main, McHnery, speeding 56 in a 30 mph zone. Mary Huska, 202 S. Barreville, McHenry, speeding 58 in a 40 mph zone. Renee Stilling, 4509 W. Route 120, McHenry, speeding 58 in a 35 mph zone. 1 Claude Brenco, 2911 Garden lane, Crystal Lake, speeding 51 in a 35 mph zone. Raymond Elzer, 1294 Dairy lane, Mundelein, speeding 55 in a 40 mph zone. Seaton Cash, Burnt Prairie, speeding 54 in a 40 mph zone. Janet London, 3912 John, Solon Mills, speeding 56 in a 40 mph zone. Melody Fail, 7003 W Route 120, McHenry, speeding 60 in a 40 mph zone. Rose M. Jensen, 4317 Clearview, McHenry, improper left turn. Jack Benson, DeKalb, speeding 59 in a 40 mph zone. Carol Switzer, 3713 Bull Valley, McHenry, speeding 50 in a 30 mph zone, » Bruce Sattler, 5461 N. East River, Chicago, speeding 54 in a 40 mph zone. - Julia Sands, 3213 Idyll Dell, McHenry, speeding 45 in a 30 mph zone. Robert Zins, 680 Oceola, Algonquin, driving while in­ toxicated and speeding 51 in a 40 mph zone. Gregory Jensen, 4317 Clearview, McHenry, no valid registration. .Christopher Fagan, 7101 Rawson Bridge, Cary, im­ proper lane usage. Bruce Mohnen, 3707 Young, McHenry, driving without headl&mps when required. Bruee Henderlong, 3216 Vista Terrace, McHenry, speeding 46 in a 30 mph zone. ShMGr WINDOW & WALL DECOR Save NOW! Save 616 during this special sale! Only fresh, fashionable wallcoverings in this sale. No close-outs, odd-lots, or * special urchase." Savings of 25% on all current, inest quality wallcoverings by United- DeSoto, leading maker of modern wall fash­ ions. Every United-DeSoto Sample Book carries the special Discount Sticker. See for yourself • Save for yourself, right now! S McHENRY COUNTY WELL & PUMP CO. 4913 W. McCULLOM LAKE ROAD.-McHENRY Daily 9 30 S 30 Closed Sunday Shorter HOT Rt 12 No 120 815 344 1888 KEVIN D0RAN V. Cordially invites you to test drive his demo... a 1976 BOBCAT, 4 speed, only 1,000 miles and still und­ er factory warranty. Call for details & save! 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