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\ $ & * • - . < * rt • , ^ V i * • > * - * ; \ , ? • '/*' ! " J { ,f X -f^ jfjJ" ^ f ^ ,^r iMfcMf cJTFWf citry^$..4' * ' f«>< ^>• - ^fs^>S SMttliS These are the winners of Marian Fathers Club awards at the annual fall sports banquet late last month. From left: Chafles Leucht, ( Woodstock, Most Valuable award winner from the Woodstock VFW; Geoff Dean, Genoa City, ; Wis.) most valuable cross-country performer; i;. Albert Blascovich, president; and Burke Romkowske, McHenry, most valuable lineman. Back: John, Lakowski, McHenry, and Tom Ruggero, Wonder Lake, most improved linemen; Coach Tom Parker; Rich Saunders, McHenry, most valuable back; and C.J. Ludford, McHenry, most improved back. (Don Peasley Photo). C/ui Tl»e McHenry Sportsmei^s club has scheduled a special pre-holiday heavy-weight Turkey Shoot Sunday, December ,8, at 11 a.m. As a special treat for the faithful shotgunners who attend McH.S.C. prize shoots, king siae torn turkeys weighing in jat 2® pounds and more are the fcop prize shooters will aim for in this once-a-year event. To dull the pain of defeat, the lowest scoring gunner will win a plump, young, chicken. Also on the prize bill of fare is thejggpular Hi-Lo- White Bird Shoot, in which the high scoring gunner< wins a tender-aged Jopat steak, while the lucky ninirod who bags the white target, and the one who breaks the least clay "birds wins a chicken each. Double, triple and quintuple White Bird Shoots will round out the days events set up especially for just average shooters, to enable them to win > a fair share of the meat. For the hot-shots, the program includes the Winner-takeall event. In this one the prize Jopat steak goes to the high scoring gun. Fun type Annie Oakley and Protection Shoots will complete the days events. Hot refreshments and shells will be on tap all day long in the warm club house on the west side of Pistakee Bay. Members of the McHenry Sportsmen's Club will elect a slate of officers at the Thursday, December 5. meeting at the club house at 8 p.m. The balance of the December schedule „was posted on the trestle board by <ilub secretary Harry Stern, Antioch, with Saturday afternoon practice sessions set for the 7th, 14th and 21st, from 1 to 4 p.m. . Two special holiday shoots were set, one for Sunday Dec. 22nd, and a big one for New Years Day, Wednesday, January 1. both starting at 11 a.m. The McHenry Sportsmen's Club can be reached from the east via Route 134 Big Hollow road, to its western terminus, then a right turn for % mile. From the west the route is through Johnsburg, south across the Fox River to Adams Repair Shop, then a left to the " Y" and another left for % mile to the club. From McHenry it is north on Chapel Hill road to Adams Shop and a right to the "Y»f In McHenry Forecast , 'V •• "• -4'UrMi^SiM: In 1919, Robert H. Goddard's A Method of'Reaching Extreme Altitudes was issued by the Smithsonian Institution. Goddard described some of his rocket experiments and closed with-this remark: ."Itremains only to perform certain necessary preliminary experiments before an apparatus can be constructed that will carry recording instruments to any desired altitude." •Grand Opening- BAKERY THRIFT SHOP RETURN AND REJECT BAKERY PRODUCTS AT REDUCED PRICES FREE DRAWING FOR PRIZES MQnday thru Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 3&13 East Pearl. McHenry 385-0242 • • Oar boss is you, the policy holder.. We know: that to keep our job, ^ M" we must serve you j better than anyone el««!; cmtnttt , mmm sanest * •AUTO •HOME: •BUSINESS. Reihansperger 385-0300 Guilford Five Of Rockford Sets Down W a r r i o r s 7 0 - 4 4 Warriors By Bert Hagemann The fighting orange and black experienced another one of those ' strange evenings this past week as they were soundly defeated by Rockford Guilford by a margin of 70 to 44. Friday night resembled something macabre at times as McHenry made numerous mistakes offensively, • and the defense seemed more -porous than ever. The final t score does not indicate how i the game went however. ( The first quarter ended in an 11--11 tie, and as the platoon minded Guilford coach sent his second platoon in during the second quarter, hopes were still high for success against this highly rated ball club. Thehalfcourt zone press thrown up by Rockford in the second quarter turned the game into a route as McHenry could solve it for a paltry five free throws and not one bucket. The huge Guilford lead of 34 to 16 at half time was gradually lengthened out in the second half as the orange and black went down to their third defeat of the season without a win. * Certainly this ball club is betthan they have shown this Reason, but one wonders when i^Owefis .they are going to put every- Greenlee thing together for four solid quarters of basketball. There is no doubt that after a winless season last year, and a stumbling start this year, that the Warriors are pressing way too much to be effective. No one can fault their hustle and desire, but stone hands and mental lapses do not make winners. This Friday we entertain the always rugged Warhawks, and perhaps we can loosen up physically and perk up mentally, so that long awaited first victory will be ours* Hope you can make the ball game, we'll look fof you there. BOX SCORE McHenry 44 f.g. f.t*. p.f. t.p. 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