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HAC.F s - PI.AINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1979 McHenry Junior High Second Montini Mustangs Legion Champs The Montini Mustangs were crowned champions of the McHenry American Legion Holiday tournament played last weekend at Parkland Junior high school. The McHenry Junior High Trojans were runners up. while Johnsburg Junior hig.; school finished in third place and St John's of Johnsburg placed fourth Other teams in the tour nament were Parkland and Wauconda. A close and exciting cham pionship game highlighted the tournament. Montini had to hold off a strong rally from the McHenry Junior high to preserve a 41-36 victory in the final game Jim Leon paced the victors with 18 points and Mark Thompson added 10 points. Thompson and Truckenbrod were dominating forces in the Mustangs control of the rebounding during the congest. Gary Freund tallied two key baskets in the late moments to secure the championship for the Mustangs Thompson, Truckenbrod and Freund played good, all-around ball the entire tournament. Mike Bauml led the Trojans in scoring with 16 points, while Jim Wynveen and Mike Palmer added 8 each. Palmer and Randy Buenzli provided the rebounding power for the second place finishers throughout the tournament. Rob Mortell, the excellent playmaker of the Trojans, was sidelined most of the tour­ nament due to illness. Bill Hermann helped Leon pace the Mustang scoring during^ the tournament, while Steve Aim and Ed Kennedy supplied defensive support. Montini reached the championship game by defeating St. John's of John­ sburg in the semi-finals. Earlier. St John's had downed Parkland in the tournament's opening round. McHenry Junior High ad­ vanced to the finals by defeating Johnsburg Junior high, which had earlier defeated Wauconda Junior high. Other outstanding per­ formers in the tournament were Tom Turcotte and Scott Rhode of iParkland school; Jeff Fowler and Paul Metzger of fourth place St. John's; and Steve Poczkolski, John Hen- drixson and Tom Huemann of Johnsburg Junior High, the third place club. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD f: WINN PHILLIPS CARC-0-4RAMS We at Century 21 Care Real Estate, Inc. dre pleased to present you with our weekly series of informative Real Estate Articles. Even though mteresi rates are at an all time high, real estate activity continues to be ex­ cellent Buying a home is a hedge agoinst inflation. As long as new construction rosts con tinue to rise, and the money supply remains in short sup ply. you are better off buying now. Find me any homeowner that has purchased his home in the last five years who is not hap­ py. He has made good dollars. You can do likewise. Phone our Neighf orhood Professionals for an in- depth interview on "Home Buying that suits your needs Phone 344-1033 WE'RE HFRE FOR YOU Gntuî ' it . L. Ti' m\ CARE REAL ESTATE INC. PHONE 815-344-1033 , ' 3717 W. Elm (Acrorfl from Jewel) McHenry IL. Each office independently owned and operated. FOX VALLEY jij; Jacobs 5 :£ Crown 3 |i C.L. Central 2 C.L, South 2 •ji; Cary-Grove 2 ijij Dundee 2 Woodstock 1 I MCHENRY 1 SHARK. Marengo 1 4 JOHNSBURG 2 Hononegoh 2 North Boone 2 BeloitCath. 2 Harvard . l South Beloit 0 W.SUB. CATH Benet 4 0 Driscoll 3 1 Marmion 3 2 St. Francis 2 2 Montini 2 2 Marian 2 3 Im. Conception 1 3 St. Edward 0 4 FRIDAY SCORES Woodstock 49-McIlpnry 47 Crown 73-Dundee 68 C.L. Central 96-Cary Grove 78 , Jacobs 61-C.L. South 58 SATURDAY SCORE Non-Conference Fremd 71-Mcllenry 61 And Hot Air Some people can't tell the difference between working up steam and generating a fog. -Times. Louisville. FRIDAY SCORES Johnsburg 58-So. Beloit 49 No Boone 58-Beloit Cath. 54 Marengo 64-Hononegah 62 FRIDAY SCORES Marian 77-St. Ed's Driscoll (>9-St. Francis Benet 72-Montini Marmion 66-1.C. SATURDAY SCORE Non-Conference Harvard 68-Marian 71 62 39 56 36 MCHS Sophs Squeak By Fremd Cagers 43-42 WRINKLES SMOOTHED without surgery Now there is an exciting new cosmetic that can temporarily smooth away wi inkles for up to 8 hours It's called Secret Miracle and its scientific blend of unique beauty ingredients works within minutes to smooth over wrin­ kles. crows-feet, and under eye puffin'ess New Secret Miracle will keep your skin practically line free all day or all night Secret Miracle costs S5 and is' sold with a strict money back guarantee by the manu­ facturer So before you consider that S5 000 face lift consider the S5 alter­ native new Secret Miracle Tem­ porary Wrinkle Smoother. BOICCK'S D8UC STORE H5t N. OfMn St. • McH»nry For the second night in a row, Pat Writz's McHenry s'ophomores had to come from behind in the final minutes to win a game Saturday night it was Sean Haley's two free throws in the final minute that gave the margin of victory. Bob Greve led all scorers with 25 points. SOPHOMORES McHENRY FREMD fg ft pf tp Newzek 1 1 4 3 Curtin 3 2 2 8 Hamill 5 2 3 12 Friskis 4 1 3 9 Marchenka « 3 1 5 7 Korneman 0 1 1 1 Guzman 1 0 2 2 McHenry 9 12 12 10 43 Fremd 7 20 5 10 42 fg ft pf tp Ulcer City Bryniarski 3 0 2 6 Wall Street is the place whetje' Greve 9 7 4 25 everybody just sits around drink1 Thomas 0 0 1 0 ing all day. Trouble is, they're Haley 1 2 1 4 drinking Maalox! It's also the Schiller 1 0 4 2 place where the colors are Ashen Freund 2 2 1 6 White, Turning Yellow and Pea Roltsch 0 0 1 0 (ireen. Shutter HuT WINDOW t WALL DECOR SAVE 22% FOR 22 DAYS ON CUSTOM SHUTTERS OANNA WOVEN WOODS DRAPERIES & DIVIDERS ALSO ON SALE-OVER 70 PATTERNS CUSTOM SHADES PAINTED, STAINED, UNFINISHED ALL STYLES ON SALEI ALL PATTERNS ON SALE! 20% SAVINGS ON ST0CK SHUTTER PANELS, MOVABLE LOUVERS, OR INSERT STYLES IN STOCK! SALE ENDS JAN. 31, 1979 cr i *r. / uir* UNDER THE. NET-Lisa Toole (44) of McHenry, attempts to steal the ball from a Crown eager durfhg action in last Thursday 'night's game against Crown. Crown held on to defeat the local girls, 43-39, in Fox Valley conference play. At right, is Sharon Smith (52) who along with Terri Bohlman, led the Warriors in scoring with II points each. The loss was the second straight conference loss for McHenry, which has not yet won a conference game. Overall, the Warrior girl's are one game over .500, winning 4 out of 7 games. STAFF PHOTO-WAYNE GAYLORD Rt. ! 2 North of kt. 20 Volo, III. VtSA WE MEASURE AN6 INSTALL. PHONE 3 4 4 ' ? 8 8 ( 8 1 5 ) Hours: ^ Daily, 9:30 to 5:30 Wed., 9:30 to Noon Closed Sunday Your Police Department by Officer Jim Fitzgerald Public Relations Officer McHenry City Police Phone 385-2131 There are a few things that have been brought to our at­ tention several times lately in regard to Illinois state statutes pertaining to driver's licenses In this article. I will! answer these questions that Iteve been asked, to help you understand your obligations under J he law in regard to your driving privileges in Illinois. First, did everybody see the key word in that lastlsentence? The word is privileges That's right, driving an automobile in Illinois is a privilege, not a right. You have the right to request a driver's license to operate a motor vehicle in Illinois; however, it is up to the secretary of state as to whether or not he extends to you the privilege to drive. If lie does give you the privilege to drive in Illinois, lie will also demand that certain things be done by r. to insure the le in Illinois that you. the drjve rest of the peop you are a responsible person and are willing on the conse and able to take uces of vour actions while driving a motor vehicle. The state requires that you obey all the laws governing the safe operation of an auto in Illinois, such as obeying the speed limits, stopping at all stop signs and Stop lights, driving in your own lane of traffic, not driving while you are drinking, etc. Also, the state demands that you keep your vehicle in perfect con­ dition. such as good tires and brakes, proper lighting at night, a working horn, proper registration, etc. One of the most important things the state demands is public liability insurance on all vehicles. Liability is the minimum allowable insurance demanded, to protect other people's property and life from your mistake. If you want, you can also get further coverage to protect yourself from yourself, such as collision insurance. If you fail to obtain insurance for liability, and you do have an accident, the state will be notified of that fact, and your license plates and driving privilege will be withdrawn. Also, a note to all you juvenile drivers who still have a state curfew restriction. If you are caught driving a motor vehicle after the legal curfew hour of 11 p.m. Sunday through Thur­ sday. and 12 p.m. Friday and aturday. you should know that our driver's license is invalid after the curfew hour, and you will be given a ticket for being an unlicensed driver due to curfew, your vehicle could be towed, and you will be taken to the Police department and held until your parents can come and get you. Also, if you are involved in an accident after curfew, the insurance policy that you do have is no longer in effect because you are an unlicensed driver. If you do receive a ticket, the state allows you to post three t ypes of bonds to satisfy the bail required for the arrest. Upon •receiving a ticket, you may post your driver's license, and continue to drive on a copy of the ticket until the ticket is settled, you may post a bail bond card from an insurance company which is issued to you in your name which guarantees that you will take care of the ticket; or you may post a cash bond in the appropriate amount. You will receive two copies of the ticket, one yellow, and one blue. Unless it is marked on the front of the ticket that you must appear in court, you may mail in the fine and plead guilty without having to go to court. All? you have to do is sign your name and address on the bottom rear of the blue copy and mail it and the fine to the clerk of the Circuit court . If you wish to plead not guilty, sign the top rear of the blue copy to tell the court of your plea, and then appear in court on the date written on the front of the ticket, or the date the clerk tells you. You will have a trial on that date. Remember that. driving in the state of Illinois is a privilege granted you by the state. Please don't abuse the privilege. Him RAYMOND'S Waterfront Stage PROUDLY PRESENTS Hal Delavan's "The Brite Set" TUES. JAN. 9 THRU SAT. JAN. 13 SHOW TIMES: TUES-WED-THURS 9 to 1 A.M.fRI & SAT 10 to 2 A.M. (ON THE FOX RIVER) 3312 N. Chapel Hill Road McHENRY, ILLINOIS 385-1475 IIIIII IIIIII CONCERT OFFERING A presentation which promises to top them ail is "Pirin", the Bulgarian National Folk Ensemble. This magnificent company numbers seventy artists -- dancers, acrobats, a women's chorus and state folk orch£rtra. Champions and winners of many important citations, the company will demonstrate why in their performance of Belvidere Community concert Monday, Jan. 22, at 8 p.m. at Belvidere Community building. Attendance at this concert is by season membership only. The Young Americans in Salute Richard Rodgers is the last concert of this season. American Viewpoints Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. John F. Kennedy 6 75 $050 MO. AND MO. RENTAL • NO installation charge • NEW fully automatic softeners • TWO year option to buy with • FULL rental fee deducted « • ONE phone call can answer any questions 312-259-3393 No. 1 in the Fox Valley Area Copyright 1978 V