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*>*>•*».̂ ..'v/.:<:V... ' * v-' ••*>>»-• « •• • PAGE 7-PLAIN | Parks & Recreation | The City of McHenry Department of Parks and Recreation is now talcing registration for a one day ski trip to Alpine Valley Ski Resort in East Troy, Wis. The trip, scheduled for Friday, Jan. 15, is a school holiday for McHenry elementary and high school students. Registrations are being taken at McHenry City Hall, 1111 N. Gregn St. on a first come first se^ve basis. The regstration deadline is Wednesday, Jan. 13. . The fee for this trip in­ cludes transportation by charter coach, HQ-tlcket, lesson, and rental of equipment if needled. Lunch EALER - WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 6. 1M2 can either be'brought along or purchased at the ski lodge. Seperate fees will be charged for those who have their own equipment, or for those renting equipment. The bus will leave McHenry City Hall at 8:30 a.m. and will return at 6:30 p.m. This trip Will be chapeoned by McHenry Parks and Recreation Staff. For further information, call the Dept. of Parks & Recreation at 344-3300. s-"v ?, •> bravLn„g lhe *®?ther 00 boat %P thelr Iuck near the middle of the lake. Did they catch thelr byu They were #uPPer? 14 WM too cow for the cameraman to venture for the answer, enjoying their favorite pastime, and didn't have to fish from shore or use a STAFF PHOTO - WAYNE GAYLORD Scots Fair To Niles 65-62 The McHenry County College Scots had hopes of ending the 1981 year with at least one victory when they played Niles College in a consolation game of the Morton Grove Tournament Wednesday. But Niles had other ideas as it handed MCC its seventh straight loss 65-62 marking the second time this season that the Scots were beaten by Niles. ^ The first half of the game was a see-saw battle bet-"~ ween the two teams. The Scots played an over aggressive, physical game in the first half and as a result was slapped with 17 personal fouls. The high number of fouls resulted in the benching of two key Scot starters, center Rick Peterson and forward Jim Johnson. But Dan Conway and Ron D'Angelo picked up the slack with free throws in the closing seconds to propell the Scots to a 41-37 halftime advantage. Peterson began the second half by hitting for two quick baskets, D'Angelo added one, and MCC had built its lead up to 10 points as Niles went scoreless for the first minutes. But Tom Bujnowski then scored on a three-point play and consecutive baskets by Eddie Woodson and Phil Reilly put Niles back into the game. Costly turnovers and sloppy play then led to the Scots downfall. MCC missed several breakaway layups erasing its strong second half start, and NUes even­ tually caught up and took the lead. With seven minutes to i>lay, the Scots held their last lead of their evening at 56-55, but then again ran into foul trouble sending Niles to the free throw line. ' Niles players than sank three of four charity tosses to capture the victory and secure a third place standing in the tournament. Bujnowski paced the winners with 25 points, while MCC was led by Peterson who took scoring honors with 27 points, Conway with 10, and Rick Wiskirchen with eight points, respectively. Despite the loss, Peterson managed to break two tournament records. He sank 13 free throws in a single game to erase the old mark of 12, and he also at­ tempted 28 charity tosses Marian Grapplers 3-0 M a r i a n C e n t r a l ' s wrestling team ran its record to 3-0 before the holiday break by easily handling Elgin St. Edward 39-18. The Hurricane grapplers won eight of the 12 matches, including four via falls en route to victory. First-year coach Mike Garvey will send his team up against its first SHARK conference opponent tonight when Hononqgah travels to Marian. By weight class, here are the individual performances against St. Edward. 98 lbs. Mark Wohnrade pinned Bryan Theylon in : 30 to raise his record tp^T-L 105 lbs. Kevin McConville pinned Bill Curry in 3:45 to raise his record to 5-4. 112 lbs. Jeff Nuhsbaum decisioned Byron Jungworth 5-2 to even his record at 4-4. 119 lbs. Mike Huff was pinned by oMcHEnry Paint <*5° GLASS & WALLPAPER 3411 w. Elm St., MCHENRY (miui WEST* FIX ma HIT 121 ANY REQUtST FOR DEMONSTRATION CALL: 385-7353 PRESENTS ART DEMONSTRATIONS BY DON KHAKI SATURDAYS lURAMTONMN PUBLIC INVITED THIS SATURDAY* ; CLOWN PORTRAIT" REGISTER FOR FREE CLASSES WITH ART SUPPLY PURCHASE! I eclipsing the old standard of 21. The Scots will have one more opportunity to defeat Niles when they play at Niles on Saturday, Feb. 6. This week, however, MCC will return to Morton Grove to play the Panthers on Tuesday, Jan. 5. in a 7:30 p.m. contest. Barb Ansell | What's On Tap: j Marian Wrestling Wednesday, Jan. 6 Thursday McHenry Girls Basketball McHenry Swimming McHenry Wrestling Johnsburg Girls Basketball Marian Girls Basketball > , Jan. 7 Hononegah at Woodstock Elgin Wauconda _ at Harvard |\ at Hononegah •' Pat Sheehy. 126 lbs. Jeff Snow decisioned Larry Sliva 6-2 for his first win in three matches. 132 lbs. Tom Schermerhorn pinned John Sheehy in 3:34. Schermerhorn raised his record to 9-1, which includes seven pins. 138 lbs. Steve Stilling decisioned Phil Ready 12-10 for his second win of the year against no losses. 145 lbs. John Nebel lost a 5-0 decision to John Schuden. 155 lbs. Kevin Niedospial pinned Kevin Battles in 1:47 to raise his record to 7-4. 167 lbs. Tony Demke was pinned by John Tavin. 185 lbs. Tony Piwawarczyk lost a 4-1 decision to Greg Jacob. NW Rich Kelly won by forfeit to put his record at 7-2. fL WAREHOUSE * ICLEAN-URH Wr Sale Effective Thru January 16, 1982 ELECTRONICS Rte. 31 at Bull Valley Road McHenry 815-385-7263 SALE HOURS: MON-THURS 8-5:30 FRIDAY 8-7 SATURDAY 9-3 . 3§CJ /: THE WEDNESDAY Five McHenry CounuyCollege students have<been selected as cheerleaders for the college's men's basketball ganes. Leading cheers this season are from left: Kris Schroeder of Hampshire; Karen Crenman of Johnsburg; and Eileen Rabelhofer of Spring Grove. Cheerleaders not pictured are Kim Grenman of Johnsburg and Lisa Paulson of Wonder Lake. The MCC cheerleaders are coached by Carol Marten of Crystal Lake. Frost Bite Golf Open Set The second annual Wonder Lake Frost Bite golf open will be held on Sunday, Feb. 7 beginning at 10 a.m. on the first tee at the northwest corner of Wonder Lake. The open will be limited to the first 125 entrees with donation entry fee. For tickets contact Bill Fitzgerald at 385-8060, Orv Gosse at 338-5454, or Mill Inn at 653-9923. R»». 31 o , .. Johnsburg Rood / V / Chop*! Hill | ̂ Rood Rt*. 120 | ̂<4* • SALE DATES JANUARY 4-12 Bot»e Shop 4214 N. WILMOT RD SUNNYSIDE, IL Just North of Johnsburg We reserve the right to limit quantities while they last. SALE BEER NOT ICED 385-8097 H GORDON'S • TEN HIGH 1 LITER 1.75 LITER iM • ' fit if ill i ill i •' III11 III, M'l HI 11 ,,M, 1 ill 11 I'M illllllliti^-^ CHATEAU LASALLE • PASSPORT SCOTCH #ATRICIAN fetETTO NINE 2.59 6.29 1 LITER 750 ML Announcing Our New Extended Wednesday Hours For Your Convenience! Now Open Every. WEDNESDAY Lobby 9 to 3 pm In 8 to 5:30 pm Just about every Financial In­ stitution in the area takes a mid-week day off on "Wed­ nesday, but not the First! If you've been frustrated with your bank or savings & loan offering limited Wednesday service or no service at all, consider the First National Bank of McHenry. ' o LOBBt HOURS DRIVE-UP HOURS Mon., Tues, Wed., Thur. 9:00AMto 3:00PM Mon., Tues. Wed., Thur. 8:00AMto 5:30PM Frid°y 9:00 AM to 7:30 PM Friday * 8:00 AM to 7:30 PM Saturday 9:(>0 AM to 12:30PM Saturday 8:00 AM to 12:30PM M m rsjai "The Wednesday Bank* Member FDIC NariOMcll BaiMK OF 1V1< HeiMRY 3814 WEST ELM STREET P O BOX 338 McHENRY. ILLINOIS 60050 815-385 5400