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6 - Plaindealer Fridays November 29, 1968 ;Mtim 'WX V.. ....1L£ t. , ^ " Fighting Scots Win "Home" Opener The McHenry County College basketball team won the first game in the school's brief history Saturday evening as they downed the Aurora College junior varsity squad 73-60. The victory came on the heels of 2 narrow defeats at the hands of Highland College 114-108>intwo overtimes at Freeport on Wednesday night and Crane. Junior college in Chicago 84-79 on Thursday evening. The Freeport game was a; real thriller as the lead changed hands many times before either team was willing to concede victory. Henry Lampkin led the scoring for the locals with 31 points before, he fouled out in the middle of the 2nd half. Pat Canasta who contributed 23 points was the only McHenry regular left by the beginning of the 2nd overtime as all others had fouled out and the reserves couldn't quite do the job. On Thursday night the tired Scots made a valiant try for vi- { Interest runs high in sports, as evidenced by this scene ih the new gymnasium on the high school's West campus. A mixed team | Be fFise 1 Shop In McHenry Holiday Schedule ^For West Campus Pool And Gym SPORJSpORNERfi § The Christmas Holiday sche- C dule for the West Campus swim- ; ming pool and gymnasium in McHenry was announced today by Community School Director ! Gene Little. The schedule, which will in- , elude students in Districts 15 ; and 156, will be observed starting Dec. 21 and continue through • Dec. 26, excluding Christmas ! Day. The swimming pool and gym ; will be open for those 10 years ; of age or older on the following schedule: Dec. 21-23-24-26, 9 a.m. to 12 noon; 1:30 to 5:30 p.m.; 7 to 9 p.m. On Dec. 22, the facilities will be open from 2 to 5 p.m. Two life guards and one supervisor will be available in the swimming pool area and one supervisor in the gymnasium. A minimum fee of 50 cents per person will be charged for use of the facilities during the holiday schedule. WANTED! DISTESBUTOBS and HOLEPAY flxHSLS Holiday Magic Cosmetics can show you how to make money full or part time. Opportunities open for managers, distributors, saleswomen; for products of multi-million dollar cosmetics company. Small investment for inventory, training and sales aids. Generous commissions. Company offers million dollar advertising backup. For details and appointment CALL 885-5435 Early Birds Breakfast at BUI Lindwall's Lamplighter Gale 3313 W. Elm Street Open Every Day 5 a.m. WE'LL FILL YOUR THERMOS MCHENRY RECREATION MONDAY NITE COMMERCIAL LEAGUE G. Visconti 213-575; J. Maness 533; W. Low 500; R. Bujak 216-594; D. Human 206; B. Bujak 518; B. O'Brien 212-550;D. Mercure 218-599; H. Hachmeister 225-571; D. French 523; F. Matthesius 220-201-589; H. Brunow 200-557; H. Wohlert 212-574; K. Oehmke 213- 500; W. Lashinsla 514; M. James 510; E. Steinsdorfer 545; V. 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NOVEMBER 27-28-29-30-Dec. 1 A CARLOAD Adults 1.50 - Concession WITH AD & Heater Ticket 50 Cents Opt. Earl IPahh SO I HEAR was enjoying an evening of volleyball when viewed by the photographer. PLAINDEALER PHOTO The following letter appeared in the McHenry Senior Citizen club news. We thought it sogood that we asked Editor Clyde Blackwell if we could use it -- with proper credit line. He was very agreeable, so here we go! THE GOLDEN YEARS (Taken from a reprint of the Treasurer State Council Chapter, Helena, Montana, Bulletin No. 26. A letter from a newly retired man to his wife.)' • * * Dearly Beloved: In coming home with my pension, to live with you 24 hours a day, I do what I wanted to do the day I married you and what Fve wanted to do these 40 years since. I didn't marry you so that I could work. 1 worked so that I could marry you and live with you. , In these 40 years I figure that 100,000 hours of this pleasure have been taken from me - that's about how many hours Fve been on the job since we married. In the retirement years that stretch out before us, I intend that we live so fully that I get some of that pleasure back. If I could I would have it that I come home to you as the pretty fellow you married with wavy black hair on top - with any hair on top; with a waistline a belt Would go wound; with feet and: stegs thatistill could chasg you around the dining table. I don't dome home to you with any of those, but I come with a deeper dedication to you«than the pretty fellow could have had. I come with affection that has been 40 years in the making. I am beholden to you for many things; that I am alive at 65, because you made me wear the overshoes andpetted me through my illnesse^; that I held my job until 65, because you kissed me off to it every morning and home from it at night.. .that no matter what difficulties I had at the company I kept my pride, because you always told me I was right when everybody all the way down to the office boy knew I Wasn't; that you never worried me about other men, not too much, that is; that you never spent more than I could make... I could not find another woman at this stage of life who could bend to my peculiarities and bear to live with me. I could riot hire a young maid who could serve me as well as you do, who could not suit me as well, or who would work for the half of my pension you get. I'm afraid you are stuck with me for the 20 - odd years I Travel Complete Travel Arrangements • Reservations and Tickets Sat all Airlines o steamship * Tours o Railroads • Car ® Cmafess Rentals © HoteSo Motels • FligM. Travel and Baggage Insurance • American Express • Travelers Checks 3405 W. Elm St. McHenry 385-7500 Sport* Editors expect to live. And Fm glad you are. With that off my chest, Fd lite to suggest to you a couple of things: I was considered a fairly important man at the company. Don't make me a flunky at home, Pll do any menial task you do . . .just not all of them, at your bidding. I get the morning paper at 7 a.m. and the afternoon paper at 5:30 p.m. I like to read them in peace, then hear the TV news. Will you please serve (a) the breakfast and (b) supper at some period except just at these times. And for Pete's Sake stop rattling around the living room while Fm enjoying the papers and TV. There ought to be some other time of day todustandrun the vacuum cleaner. You have many women friends drifting in for visits. Will you please male them understand that you are their hostess, but I am not their host. That I don't have to greet them, sit down with tfiet&, or say good-bye to them, but can go on about my affairs. And on this subject, will you please stop the notion that I can be the chauffeur forallyour maiden friends who don't have ears. How did they get around before I retired? Finally we have two fine, vacant bedrooms since the chilctory as they battled back from a 25 point deficit early in the game. With 30 seconds to go the local crew liad narrowedthe gap to 1 point. Two free throws and a final basket at the buzzer sealed the totes of the McHenry Clan. . Saturday night once again it was Henry Lampkin who led the scoring as he popped in 31 counters and grabbed 22 rebounds. Ron Raylor and Pat Camasta each contributed 13 points to the cause. Mike Scornavacco diminutive 5'6" guard from Highland Park has been elected captain of the Fighting scots by his teammates. Wednesday, Nov. 27 Mike will attempt to lead his teammates to victory over the base team from Fort Sheridan. The game will be played at the new McHenry high school gymnasium at 8 p.m. Next Friday, Dec. 6, the Scots entertain Mary knoll College of Glen Ellyn in an 8 p.m. game at Marengo high school. The following Thursday, Dec. 12, the squad travels to DeKalb to play the Northern Illinois freshmen squad in a 5:30 preliminary to the varsity contest. Come out and help support your new junior college team. BOX SCORES At Freeport 11-20 McHenry ffe ft p t 14 5 5 "33 2 15 5 3 0 5 6 4 4 6 12 11 1 4 23 * 2 2 1 6 5 3 1 13 5 0 3 10 0 0 10 itl; Lampkin Taylor Jasperson Scornavacco Camasta Leigh Mach Fiedler Jonsson Totals Highland - Meredith Metz Haas Abraham Hillmer Richter Albrecht Hickman Totals 46 16 30 108 6 3 10 11 2 4 7 1 0 1 11 7 0 5 2 0 12 7 31 29 4 13 16 2 44 26 24 114 At Crane (Chicago 11-21-68 McHenry dren grew and left. I would like:*ne of ^8g**beftt^ asjny " ' prefer you, but ias apllicetdsteaf^ a nap, accumulate junk and stuff throw things on the floor, or escape for some peace and quiet. Give me these things, give me a little time to adjust, and I'll be the finest fellow you ever retired with. Devotedly, Your Loving Husband. Submitted by "Cy" Young. We were all set to attend the basketball game between Junior High and St. Mary's Monday, but learned too late the time of the game. Hear we missed a good one in which Junior High won 25- 23. Mrs. Henry Tonyan has promised to send us a schedule. We'd like to see some of those future prospects on the various teams. Hear our MCHS Freshman Basketball team has some size that makes the future look bright. On Saturday they defeated Grant 52-40, then set Zion down 46-30 Monday. • I DECEMBER 2 McHenry Wonuutfs' Club„-- December Board Meeting Mi's. Christopher Quinn Home- 3010 Still Hill Drive -- 9:30 , DECEMBER 3 Fox River Valley Camp, No, 3251 -- Royal Neighbors of America - Christmas Party - Gift Exchange - Shacks for coffee - Home of Mrs. Efla Sparks 3706 W. John street - 8 p.m DECEMBER 5 Catholic Daughters of America -- Court Joyce Kilmer No. 573 -- Social Meeting - K. of C. Hall - 8 p.m. DECEMBER 6 and 7 Annual Christmas Bazaar - McHenry State Bank - During Banking Hours - Sponsored fay McHenry County Auxiliary of Hie Pioneer Center for the Retarded. DECEMBER7 O.E.S. Installation - 8 p.nu - Acacia Hall - 1309 N. Court stroote 13th Annual Snow Ball dance- Sponsored by Lakeland Park Women's Club - American Legion Home - 9:30 p.m. 2nd Annual Rumbaz - 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Mount Hope Methodist Church - Pistakee Highlands. DECEMBER 7-8 McHenry Choral Club Christmas Program - Honoring Illinois Sesquicentennial Year -- 8:15 p.m. - West Campus High School Auditorium. DECEMBER 9 First Annual Christmas Dinner Party - McHenry Senior Citizens Club - East Campus Cafeteria - 7 p.m. ^ DECEMBER 10 O.EJS. Stated Meeting - 8p.m« -Acacia Hall. DECEMBER 11 McHenry Garden Club - - Christmas Party-Home of Mrs. Vaughn Jones - 12 Noon - Pet- Luck. DECEMBER 13 McHenry Woman's Club - Pot Luck Luncheon - Zion Lutheran Church - 12:30 p.m. DECEMBER 14 Friendship Club Pot - Luck Dinner and Christmas Party - Community United Methodist Church Dining Room - 6 pjn. 'DECEMBER 10- v* w .'lC^h^tt^DaMghte?o:o?^ms^- ;ica -- Court Joyce Kilmer $fy>. 873 - Christinas Piarty - 'Clft Exchange - K. of C. Hall ? 8 At Harvard 11-23-68 A fg ft p t Lampkin 8 3 4 19 McHenry Taylor 1 3 3 5 Jasperson 2 0 5 4 Lampkin Scornavacco 3 7 0 13 Taylor Camasta 7 11 3 25 Jasperson Leigh 1 0 4 2 Scornavacco Mach 4 3 3 11 Camasta 27 22 79 Leigh Totals 27 Mach Crane - Totals - Powers 1 3 4 5 Jones 6 2 5 10 Aurora JV. Carrol 1 0 2 2 Bowman Earnest 10 5 2 25 Schroeder Lark 8 5 3 21 Jenkins Strong 7 3 5 17 Dickens Grayson 2 0 4 4 Ford 16 18 25 84 Pfleeger Totals - Dayton 79 Muska McHenry - 35 Crane - 48 84 Totals - fe ft P t 15 1 4 31 4 5 3 13 1 0 2 2 3 0 2 6 6 1 0 13 1 0 0 2 3 0 4 6 33 7 15 73 2 1 1 ' ' 5 8 1 2 17 1 0 0 2 2 0 4 4 2 0 1 4 5 1 3 11 4 0 10 2 ? L ; 7 26 8 13 60 MM Mom stuffed the turkey. Who's stuffed now? McHENRY, ILL. 385-0144 ENDS THURS. NOV. 28 "ROSEMARY'S BABY" MIA FARROW (Must be 18 years or older) Fri. - Thurs. Nov. 29-Dgc. 5 THE SPLIT IS "SOMETHING ELSE"IN EXCITEMENT! 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