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C.O.F. State Basketball Tourney Opens Here Sunday PAGE 7 • P LA IN DE ALER-WEDN ESD A Y, MARCH 9, 1977 The 31st Annual State C.O.F. Basketball Tournament will begin Sunday, March 13th and continue on March 20th and 27th at McHenry High School West Campus gym. SCHEDULE FOR MARCH i:iTll GYM NO. 2 11:00 a.m., Johnsburg vs. McHenry No. 2 - 6th Grade Div. 11:45 A.M., St. Willebrord vs. McHenry No. 2 - 8th Grade Div. 12:45 p.m., Johnsburg vs. St. Gregory - 8th Grade Div. 1:45 p.m., McHenry No. 1 vs. Great Lakes Region News Fish And Wildlife Over $62 million in Federal Aid funds for sport fish and wildlife restoration and hunter safety programs has been apportioned for distribution by Secretary of the Interior Cecil D. Andrus. This brings to $109.3 million the ramount made available to the states this fiscal year_ by the Federal Government. In fiscal year 1976 a total of $85 million was made available to the states U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser­ vice Director Lynn A. Greenwalt said these funds will be used by the states and governments of Puerto Rico. Guam, the Virgin Islands, and the American Samoa to finance fish and wildlife programs. Of the total funds available, $84.4 million is for wildlife restoration and $24.9 million is for fish restoration. Backtracking the charitable trail of an Ohio bowhunter who shared venison with his friends, game protectors of the Ohio Division of Wildlife and special agents of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service apprehended 12 persons implicated in an apparent venison-shuttling coup, according to Rick Leach, special agent of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Principl defendant in the case, Raymond David Shutters, Holland. Ohio, was charged by a federal court in Toledo with criminal violations of the Lacey Act Shutters pleaded nolo contendere Jan. 28 to illegally killing four deer in Michigan and transporting parts thereof to Ohio, Agent Leach said. The court fined Shutters $3,000, ordered that 'he be placed on five years active federal probation, and revoked for five years his hunting privileges in the U.S. St. Gregory - 6th Grade Div. 2:30 p.m., St. Gregory Nd. 2 vs. McHenry No. 1 - 8th Grade Div. 3:15 p.m., McHenry vs. Johnsburg - Ranger Div. GYM NO. I 11:00 a.m., St. gregory No. 1 vs. McHenry No. 2 - Senior Div. 12:00 p.m., Johnsburg No. 1 vs. St. Gregory No 2 - Senior Div. 1 00 p.m., McHenry No 3 vs. Johnsburg No 1 - Heavies Div. 2:00 p.m., St. Willebrord vs McHenry No. 2 - Heavies Div. 3:00 p.m., Johnsburg No. 2 vs. Aurora - Heavies Div. 4:00 p.m., Aurora vs. Johnsburg No. 2 - Senior Div. 5:00 p.m., St. Gregory vs. McHenry No. 1 - Heavies Div. Teams from Moline-Rapid City - Silvis and E. Moline were given a first round bye because of traveling. , For your pleasure, there will be organ music throughout the day. Food and pop will be available at the refreshment stand « I DAN KINNERK~2nd place Conference - 95 pounds - 1960; Conference Champion - 103 pounds - 1961; 4th place State Tournament - 1961; Conference Champion - 127 pounds - 1962 and State District Champion - 120 pounds - 1962. m 5. The Tidy Bowls 6. Imperials 7. Holy Rollers 8. Alley Cats 39 36 33 31 41 44 47 49 MCHENRY TEACHERS bowling league March 2, 1977 Team Standings w 1 1. Perfect Pickups 53 27 2. The Happy Hookers 48.5 31.5 3. The First Team 40 40 4. Bottoms -Ups 39.5 40.5 High series for the week were: A. Boedt 205, 169 and 156 for a 530 series. W. Coari 177, 161 and 162 for a 510 series, and for the ladies S. Vitale 145, 160 and 162 for a 467 series. High games were: 179 by R. Homo. J. Lescher 175 and W Farrell 173. M. Foss watched Saturday afternoon bowling and followed the bowlers tip of the week She had a high game of 172 and raised her average two pins. Maybe a few more of us should watch the Pros on Saturday. jVVWWWWVSft/WVW» Northern lllini "Bowmen News VWSA/WVVVVVWyVVVV Over 170 archers and their guests were on hand at the Northern lllini Bowmen's Banquet to honor NIB suc­ cessful big game bowhunters and 1976 Club Champions. Wooden wall plaques in­ dividually engraved and featuring a gold archer were presented to the following Club Champions for 1976. First place winners in their respective classes were: Scott Gates of Wauconda, Earl Paddock of McHenry, Lyle Trumble of Woodstock and Shirley Hef- feman of Lake Villa. Second place plaques went to Chuck Orman of Morris, Joe Rambo of Chicago and Mick Heffernan and Fran Preston both of Lake Villa. Jerry Preston of Lake Villa placed third; The Family Traveling Trophy for the most improved family of archers during 1976 went to Mick and Shirley Heffernan. Engraved wall plaques were also presented-to the monthly Club Shoot winners. They are unique in that a handicapped first place winner receives the plaque plus engraved medallion attached to the trophy. 2nd and 3rd place handicapped winners received just the engraved medallions to be later attached to the plaque when 1st place is won. The plaques will eventually hold enough places for 10 medallions creating an incentive to be an NIB Club Shoot winner Music was furnished - for a gala windup for a very suc­ cessful NIG banquet held at Rimas Lodge last Saturday. Next on Northern lllini Bowmen's schedule is the monthly meeting at the McHenry Legion on March 17th and "Slush Shoot" on March 20th. MCHS Girls Defeat Lake Forest 55-30 The McHenry High girls basketball team defeated Lake Forest last week by the score of 55 to 30. Pat Stoffel with 24 pts. . led the attack. Annette Dercole had 12 pts. The local J.V.'s also won 38 to 20. Carrie Mortell and Sue Hutchinson each had 12 pts. for the winners. The win over Lake Forest put the girls record in the con­ ference at 3 and 4. "Our files are so crowded," said the chief clerk, "that we'll simply have to destroy all correspondence that's more than six years old." "Go ahead and do it," instructed his bureaucrat- boss, "but first be sure to make copies of everything marked for destruction." HOUSE OF QUALITY Lossmann's Meats, fish & Odi 5000 W. ROUTE 120, McHENRY, ILL 385-3401 We Accept Food Stamps Mon. thru Sat. 9:00 to 6:30 Fri. 9:00 to 8:00 Sun. 9:00 to 5:30 WHEN YOU'VE TASTED PRIME...THERE IS NO CHOICE!" In Our Deli Always sliced fresh for you Bttlf SAUSAGE WISCONSIN'S K LB. BRICK CHEESE PRASKI AMERICAN CHEESE MEAT LOAFMb FRESH & PRE-SPICED CORNED BEEF BRISKET SIRLOIN STEAK t u o OF THE 025 .0 lb. 399 lb. ea PORK BACK RIB TIPS 4-5 Rib Perfect Portions • 10 LB. BOX ONLY VfffflffiBg SEA COVE WHERE YOU CAN BUY FRESH FISH 7 DAYS A WEEK AT REALISTIC PRICES (Fresh Makes A Difference) FRESH SEA SCALLOPS ALASKAN KING CRAB LEGS... DEVILED CRABS 79S FRESH CANADIAN WALLEYE PIKE FROZEN i 59 HADDOCK FILLETS 1 ib BREADED joq SHRIMP(12 -15 count)...Alb. FRESH - 8Q OCEAN PERCH lib STUFFED rn an FLOUNDER 1 AND MANY MORE FRESH & FROZEN SEA FOOD 210 lb. eS. GROUP. INC. P.O. BOX 143 McHENRY. III. MOM 815/385-1771 and spayed. She needs room to run. , * Sheltie pups, boys and girls. 7 weeks old and tri-colored. Sheltie adult female, one ye^r old and spayed She is used to lots of attention. Old English and Lab mix puppies. 1 male and 1 female. They are black and white and whiskered. Australian Shepherd, two- year-old mom and 12-week old puppies. They are out-door dogs. 1 Long haired Sheltie Samoyan, female, 6 months old. She is housebroken and has had all her shots. Babylonian mix, female, 7 months. She is short-haired and housebroken. Vizsla-Retriever pups, 2 males, fourteen weeks old, Collie-Shepherd mix, male, 4 years old He is housebroken and alert. Doberman-Shepherd, 1 year old. female. She is housebroken and has shots. Small yellow Lab, almost white. He is l'a years old, neutered, and loves kids. St. Bernard, male, 5 years old. CATS FOR ADOPTION Calico, female, two years old. She is declawed and litter trained. Steel gray female, 1 year old. Silver Blue male, 2 years old and declawed. Black and white 6 month old male. Long hair female, white with orange spots, 12 weeks old. LOST Shepherd, male, black and white. Thin. Sealpoint Siamese female cat. FOUND Calico, female, white and grey and wearing a collar. This Calico Lady is two years old. She is declawed and, of course, litter trained. For more information,please call Pet Welfare at 385- 1771. DIET AND NUTRITION FOR CATS by Debbie Thompson "You are what you eat," is a maxim that holds true for our pets as well as ourselves. Good nutrition helps a' cat*3 resistance to illness. There are many myths revolving around diet. First, milk is good for cats - false! Milk may cause an allergic reaction in adult cats. Second, cats need fish - false! Cats are carnivores. A diet too high in fish can cause skin problems, cystitis, and other kidney distress. If you must feed fish, make sure it is cooked, and only as an occasional treat. A cat's little system cannot tolerate a diet high in rich, fatty foods, and the result could be diarrhea. If there are no other symptoms such as coughing, sneezing or running eyes or nose, consider a change in diet. Cottage cheese is a good method of hardening the stool. If diarrhea persists, or the above symptoms develop, call your veterinarian. Weaning a kitten is similar to weaning a baby. Begin with a milk supplement such as KMR, available at local pet shops or from your veterinarian, warm to room temperature, and mix with canned cat food and baby cereal. Gradually increase the amount of cat food After weaning, it is a good idea to mix a teaspoon of canned food with dried food. This adds variety as well as crunchies for tooth maintenance. Always provide fresh drinking water. Exercise is necessary for a healthy cat. Most cats chase around your home, but in ad dition you could provide a cat post or tree. Cats also enjoy an activity period in^an enclosed porch. A cat doesn't need to roam to be happy. He won't be happy attacked by a dog or racoon, hit by a car, or lost on a cold, rainy night. Neither will you. Both of you will also be happier if your cat is neutered or spayed. For more information about diet, or assistant in neutering or spaying your pet, please call Pet Welfare. DOGS FOR ADOPTION Purebred Chocolate Lab, female. She is one year old and small. Shepherd mix pups, five in all and five weeks olds Peek-a-Poo, male, 5 months old and paper-trained. Half and half German Shorthair and Springer, female, and 7 weeks old. Shepherd female, 4 years old *7 Jv IN REHEARSAL -- Members of cast, Yvonne Alton as Annie and Rita Weyland as Fran, rehearse a scene for the upcoming American Repertory Theatre system's dinner-theatre production of "Ready When You Are C.B.", which will presented in the Red Carpet room at the McHenry Country club, 820 N. John street, McHenry, March 11, 12, 18, 19, 25 and 26. Seating is limited. Call 385-1072 or 675-2066 early for reservations. ATTEND IE A CONVENTION Area teachers were among the 650 delegates attending the 123rd annual convention of the Illinois Education association recently. On hand for con­ vention activities and featured addressed by Gov. James Thompson and Illinois Office of Education (IOE) Supt. Joseph Gronin were delegates Ray Kavlig, president, and Greg Lofgren, vice president, r e p r e s e n t i n g M c H e n r y C l a s s r o o m T e a c h e r s association. The prime assignment of the t h r e e - d a y r e p r e s e n t a t i v e assembly was to chart a course of action for the state's largest teacher organization. Family Buffet When the whole family is home fo^ lunch, serve the meal buffet- style for a change of pace GOODPYEAR 1 53 SALE 11 JT/S* A78 x 13 , Save $20.70 per pair o. $ro Afor«*7 Plus $1.73 F.E.T. per tire G78 x 14 G78 x 15 Save $28.70 to $30.50 per pair 2(0,74 Plus $2.58 or $2.65 F.E.T. per tire E78 x 14 Save $25.30 per pair 2ior%5 Plus $2.26 F.E.T. per tire F78x14 F78 x15 Save $24.70 to $27.30 per pair 9, sTO Plus $2.42 or $2.52 F.E.T, per tire H78x 15 Save $28.30 per pair 21*84 Plus $2.88 F.E.T. per tire L78-15 Save $36.60 per pair 2for85 Plus $3.12 F.E.T. per tire $2070 to $3660 WHITEWALLS Sale Prices on Other Sizes too. Blackwalls 6.00 L«ss Per Pair. Sale Ends March 19th Just Say "Charge M" CREDIT TERMS ARE AVAILABLE Front-End Alignment 11 88 Any U.S. mado cor • port! oxtro If noodod. ixcludot front-whooi drlvo cart. '(iomplrlr anal>*i* niul alignment rorrcc. lion - to increase lire mileage and improve Meering •1'recinion equipment. u*ed In f»- perienced mechanic*. help* ensure a precision alignment. •» Lube and Oil Change $/l88 B I Up to Up to 5 qt>. of major brand 10 JOgrocU oil. •I.omplete chaui* lubrication i\ oil change •Help* enoure long Hearing part* S nmootli. quiet performance •l'lca*e phone for appointment *lnduds> light trucks Atk for our Froo Battory Pow»r Chock EngineTune-Up IQ^88 f ^ V • 4 cyl. -- Add 14 for t cyl. -- $ J for air cond. $4 lots for cart with oloctronic ignition -V KMISSION'S TEST Reg. 813.00 On Special for #9" Our mechanic* eleclr«»nic«ll> fine-luiie \our engine on the Sun 2(MII. We in*tall nr» point*; plug* and conden*or. The tune-up include* a te*t of charging and Mtarting *>*lem* a* Hell a* carburetor tidju*lmeiil. In *horl. He do everything we can to help tou maintain a *niooth-running engine. w GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER OWNED AND OPERATED BY: McHENRY CHECKPOINT, INC. 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY, ILL. PHONE 385-7300 HOURS. DAILY 8 to 6 FRI. 8 to 8 SAT. 8 to 4 4