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MCHS Swimmers Third In Conference Meet Conservation Department Now Offers Safety Courses "OKAY"--That's the signal that assistant Coach El Partenheimer flashes to a player on the floor during the McHenry-Crystal Lake game. Things may have been all right at that moment, but when the game ended, it was 58-49, and the Warrior record had fallen to 8-11. And on Saturday night it changed to 8-12 as the Warriors dropped their tenth game in their last eleven starts. (STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD) Sophs Lose To C.L., Defeat Lake Forest In 35 To 33 Thriller After taking a 59 to 30 loss at the hands oT Crystal Lake on Friday night. Coach Gary Collins young cagers fought back and hung on for a thrilling 35 to 33 win over Lake Forest on Saturday night. On Saturday night the Warriors trailed early in the game 9 to 0, but fought back to a 21 to 21 tie at the in­ termission Brett Thomas's basket with seconds remaining enabled the sophs to pick up the win. Thomas also led all scorers with 24 pts SOPHOMORES McHenry vs. Crystal Lake fg ft tP C. Dixon 3 0 , 6 S Dixon 2 2 6 Schaeffer 5 0 10 Thomas 3 1 7 Christy 0 1 1 Totals 13 4 30 Crystal I.ake fg ft IP Hall 1 1 3 Kollar 5 1 11 Baker 6 3 15 Zoellick 3 4 10 Hahn 2 1 5 Dember 0 2 2 Eberhart 0 1 * 1 Schafer 2 0 4 Stupar 1 0 2 Nelson 1 0 2 Madden 1 0 2 Totals 22 13 59 McHenry H 5 10 7 30 Crystal I.ake 13 21 10 15 59 McHenry vs. Lake Forest fg ft tp S. Dixon 2 0 4 C. Dixon 0 1 1 Zeller 1 2 4 Schaeffer 1 0 2 Thomas 9 6 24 Totals 13 9 35 Lake Forest fg ft tp Murray 3 1 7 Bickelkamp 0 2 2 Trkla 2 3 7 Owens 1 0 2 Moulder 1 2 4 Moore 3 0 6 Newman 0 1 1 Keider 1 1 2 4 Totals 11 11 33 McHenry 2 19 5 9 35 Lake Forest 11 10 9 3 33 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Friday, February 18 Mundelein at Zion McHenry at Libertyville Barrington at North Chicago Crown at Lake Forest. Tuesday, February 22 Zion at North Chicago Crown at Crystal Lake Mundelein at Lake Forest Barrington at Libertyville Friday. February 25 McHenry at Crown Lake Forest at Zion Crystal Lake at Barrington Libertyville at Mundelein Do Your Own Thing... WITH THE HELP OF A LOW-COST HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN Just figure the amount you'll need -- based on dealer or contractor estimates or your "do-it- yourself" costs. Phone us or drop in. We'll give you quick service without any red tape. CHECK YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT IDEAS... ^ BUILD A GARAGE? ^MODERNIZE YOUR KITCHEN? ^ PAINT YOUR HOME? s INSTALL MODERN HEATING OR COOLING? ^PAVE THE DRIVEWAY? v" ADD A PORCH OR PATIO? ^ ADD A FAMILY ROOM? ...THEN SEE US. IQUM NOUFBFC LLNOIFL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF McHENRY WM 3814 W. ELM, McHENRY, ILL. PHONE 385-5400 LADIES TUESDAY NITE 7 P.M. BOWLING LEAGUE McHenry Recreation 2-K-77 Averages or better: Isy Thompson 426; Clarice Buenzli 443; Wanda Gerke 188 - 486; Wilma Aylward 427; Sharon Kujak 159; Fran Zank 377; Sandy McClory 465; Mary Lou Stine 430; Shirley Koch 419; Freida Miller 452; Jean Weyland 423; Lauretta Homo 405; Evora Petersen 429; Esther Cygan 382; Barb Schurr 389; Fran Weyland 448; Barb Hansen 433; Joan Buss 434; Cathy Boro 192. 192, 163 -547; Ron Romkowske 479; Annette Joyce 433; Sue Smith 455; Grace Steindoerfer 495; Carol Michels 434; Kathy Miller 476; Elaine Freund 481; Tinky Mayer 454; Phyl Grosrenaud 442 and Shirley Lossman 182, 183. 217 - 582. Pins Over Average: Barb Hansen73pins; Sandy McClory 72 pins and Shirley Lossman 59 pins. Railroads: Clarice Buenzli 5- 7; Gwen Smith 3-10; Tinky Mayer 3-7-10; Phyl Grosrenaud 5-9 and Joanne Plucinski 4-5-7 and 3-7-10. By Dick Rabbitt The "Water Warriors" of Coach Mike Shanahan finished third in the conference meet held at West Campus on Saturday. Scott Hall was the only winner for the Warriors, when he won the 50 yd. freestyle in 23.4. TEAM SCORES Lake Forest * - Libertyville 65 McHenry 57 Dundee 35 Stevenson 20 Crown 20 Woodstock 7 Other Warriors who placed in the meet were as follows: In the 200 Medley Relay the team of Chris Topp, Dino Folz, Bob Berry and Scott Hall placed second. Jim Hall was 3rd in the 200 freestyle. In the 200 I.M. Jim Murray was 3rd and Bob Berry 6th. Hall won the 50 yd. freestyle, and Don Opfer was 5th. Berry was 4th in the 100 butterfly, Scott Hall finished 2nd in the 100 freestyle, and Don Opfer 5th. Jim Hall was 3rd in the 500 yd. freestyle. Jim Murray 2nd in the 100 yd. backstroke. And the 400 yd. relay team of Don Opfer, Tom Cahill, Jim Murray and Jim Hall placed second. FROSH-SOPH The Warriors also placed v, third in the frosh-soph division. Bill Henrich was the only Warrior winner as he won the 100 yd. breaststroke in 1:11. TEAM SCORING Lake Forest 77 Libertyville 77 McHenry 62 Woodstock 55 Stevenson 16 Crown • 6 Dundee 0 Other Warriors who placed were, the team of Karl Lense, Bill Henrich, Gary Roth, and Darrell Sek finished 4th in the 200 yd. Medley Relay. Pat Murray 3rd in the 200 freestyle, Gary Roth 3rd and Karl Lense 6th in the 200 I.M. Dane Relle 2nd, and Darren Anderson 5th in the 50 yd. freestyle. Bill Henrich 3rd in the 100 yrd butterfly. Dane Relle 3rd and Darren Anderson 4th in the 100 yd. freestyle. Pat Murray 4th in the 500 In the backstroke Roth was 4th and Lense 6th. Henrich won the 100 breast- stroke. and in the 400 yd. relay , the team of Mark Arvidson, Dane Relle, Darren Anderson and Pat Murray finished 2nd The Illinois Department of Conservation is now sponsoring several courses in snowmobile and hunter safety in your area. These courses, run by private citizens volunteering their time, consist of approximately 8 hours of classroom in­ struction No fee is involved, except for materials that may be required by individual in­ structors. Actual handling of boats, snowmobiles and firearms is not required. SNOWMOBILE SAFETY Woodstock (McHenry County), February 12 and 19 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Kenneth Fiske, Instructor. Building "D", McHenry Countv Fairgrounds. Phone <815) 338 :1405. PAGE 7 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1971 SWIMMING LESSONS Redi-Cross swimming lessons will be held at McHenry West campus high school for eight consecutive Saturdays beginning Feb. 26. Registration will be held at the board of education office. 3926 W Main street, McHenry, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Feb. 21 through 25. Enrollment is limited. Contact the board of education for further information. IIUNTER, SAFETY Cicero (West Cook County), February 14, 16. and 18, 6:30 p m. to 9:30 p.m. Ronald Bordwine, Instructor. Olympic Building. 6134 W. Cermak Road. Limit 40 students. Phone: (312) 355-4142, after 6:00 p.m. ** These courses are now required by law for hunters under the age of 16 who have not previously held a hunting license, and snowmobile operators between 12 and 16 years of age riding alone. For further information, contact the Illinois Department of Conservation at (312) 793-2070 or (815) 675-2385. McHeniy Warriors Qualify Three Wrestlers For Sectional Tournament FINAL REGISTRATION Final Johnsburg Little League registration for boys 8 through 16 will be held at the James C. Bush elementary school Saturday, Feb. 19, from 1 to 3 p.m. Entry blanks were distributed at the school and should be filled and brought at that time. Parents are asked to accompany applicants. By Dick Rabbitt Three wrestlers from Coach Marty Sobczak's "Rassling Warriors" qualified for the Sectional meet to be held at Barrington this weekend. Howie Useman, Don Freund and Bob Larke all took second place finishes, thus ensuring their trip to Barrington. The meet which was held at Woodstock was easily won by Grant of Fox Lake. MCHENRY TEACHERS BOWLING LEAGUE February 9, 1977 total w 1 pins 1. Perfect Pickups 43.5 24.5 27,206 2. The Happy Hookers 43 25 26,553 3. The First Team 35 33 26,631 4. Imperials 33 35 26,290 5. Bottoms- Up 31.5 36.5 26,441 6. The Tidy Bowls 31 37 25,940 7. Holy Rollers 29 39 25,625 8. Alley Cats 26 42 26,995 W. Coari comes through with another high series - 205, 179 and 164 for a 548 series. He was followed by A. Boeldt with a 201, 142, 182 for a 526 series. So Vitale had high game for the ladies with a 168 game and C. Byittner had a 162 game. It was the night for splits. B. Novak picked off the 5-7, J. Hamilton the 5-7 and A. Boeldt picked up the 5-7 and 5-7-9. Very good. TEN PIN QUEENS Monday, February 7, 1977 9:30 p.m. Averages or better: J. Gilbert 226 - 566; V. Steege 207 - 564; E. Damians 195 - 539; F. Bush 195 - 526; J. Lexow 187 - 493; M. Steege 173 - 489; M. Samyn 175 - 486; D. Koleno 187 - 483; M. Sturm 175 - 481 (88 pins over); C. Kern 189 - 480; C. Sullivan 183-478; F. Freund 164 - 455; N. Krcmar 177 - 499 (41 pins over); D. Cusack 162 - 442 (58 pins over); B. Pretzman 157 - 441 (36 pins over ); T. Grischeau 164 - 434 (o9 pins over). Splits: D. Koleno 6-7; E. Cross 5-10; M. Steege 4 5 7 and 3-10 also V. Brzenk, N. Shulda and E. Damians. RECYCLING In conjunction with the McHenry County Defenders, students from the Education for Life program at McHenry high school East campus will be working at the monthly recycling drive at the Mc­ Henry Market Place Satur­ day, Feb. 19. They will be there ready to unload bundled newspapers, clean glass bottles, flattened steel cans and all-aluminum products from 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. and prepare them for the next step in the process of recycling. The Education for Life program is a sophomore op­ tional school at East campus. Forty students and six teachers are involved in an in­ terdisciplinary approach to education. This program ephasizes the use of resources outside the classroom in order to enrich the student's education. The money they hope to earn from this recycling drive will be used for some of the extra actitivities that have been planned, which include a visit to Wehr Nature center, a combination cross-country ftMJBfl Grain Dryers switch and the dryer does the rest... automatically! The SUPER-B is more automatic than other automatics. It's "man-free" operation saves hundreds of man-hours each year. Commer­ cial and farm installations have proven it is highly efficient, has excellent drying cap­ acity and offers many cost-saving features. Many sizes have been designed with your farm in mind. Please call for more information. . . today! McHENRY FS Woodstock McHenry Efchom, Wise. 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Chapel Hill Rd., McHenry, III. 815-385-4224 Open Monday Thru Friday 8 - 6 Saturday 8 - 5, Closed Sunday skiing-ecology fieldtrip, and a spring campout. Activities of this sort combine the areas of Science, Social Studies, Physical Education, English, and Survival Skills. Those who have a quantity of bundled papers, bottles, and-or cans and will be unable to get them to the Market Place on Saturday, may leave a message and phone number for Linda Elliott East campus, during school hours, or call Mrs. William (Alice)Howen- stine for information on preparation of materials or pick-up All pick-up calls must be in by Friday evening. HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Bank President Helps Formulate National Policy Thomas F. Bolger, president, McHenry State Bank, McHenry, is helping to for­ mulate national policy for the 7,300 -member bank In­ dependent Bankers Association of America through par­ ticipation as a member of IBAA's 1977 Resolutions Committee. Bolger is one of twenty-six bankers from twenty-one states who just returned from a two- day meeting at the Marriott hotel in Kansas City, Mo., at which initial policy statements were drafted. Final -resolutions will be prepared and submitted for approval of IBAA membership at the association's 47th annual convention at the Washington Hilton Hotel in Washington, D C., March 14-15-16 Resolutions deal „ with sub­ jects related to IBAA's primary mission of helping to preserve the independent, community bank. Association member banks are in 41 states. 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